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 - Class of 1946

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U'll'lLC I 94 6 M Qqf V WMM T K V ll x Xsyvmnqk Published by X' ,ibxix 1 THE SENIOR CLASS or 1946 ff' 4, i ,,, HIGH scHooL f f' X ll I . . v 1 -l 19 River Falls, Wlsconsln I -'L 3. S 'fxx suv. 11 ' 'hip I , Yea Wlldcafs f7!w . 'MW l x QQ fl U Q ll V ff , he innickinnic a e X . -, I k . J K f . V- .wr or ff ff fo Yi ,. We f M f Q, L, 1,1 .nf ...f A .M A!! . fd! ff! f ij JJ- J' rw ' CJ ,M ffm if ff J A0 'ffl f fd tj -J L D 0l'l en J 3 fy l ,M . Introduction . 1 Y v Administration ,V Seniors .. Awards ...,. Classes ., Organizatio Forensics 3 JUNE Sports ......., Features ..... Advertising ...... ...,.... uv NW' W NNT Z 1' g 5 5 -fs-P APRIL MARC I-I SMTWT ,sf v y . DW' ww lr -1 X I f Y, f,,4 41' V.:-v 'm 1 ,N 1 1 1: .11 11 ' 1 Qr ' 7.A'J--'f.:,', J- '. -,QV-xx. 1 , L. .3 A .. Hx ,xr1 w.,V'.,' Q ,, .. . I . . .1gk'.,- 3-fV,j',, . V..- ' 'NLM '-1' --L ff' f '- '. ly ,.-.., , 4- , EM'-3512 I .Vx V ,-. 2.1 ' . V lr Q ,.V'4'. . .. ,'f,, -., zf f'x-'Aff' .,, ,Q .. . V' -V, .,,u . 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It is not, however, of the past that most of us are now thinlc- ing, but of the future. The future of our country depends on educa- tion, and the future of education is one which will be decided largely by the success of schools such as ours. Ir is for this reason that we urge the forwarding and progress of our educational systems. f . if we r wx. GMM ue JWVU' rfvv'-'jog XV- - M' WM . i'v0-vfff' MAJ' fy fb-fm C'ff91 ywyjjffv XLMUV' DEDIC TIUN We, the class of 1946, humbly dedicate this Kinnick to those men of our school who gave their lives in this past war. It is our goal in life to work, in our own small way, for the betterment of the world, so that the supreme sacrifice of these men will not have been in vain. Robert Busby Gordon Jackman Marvin Busby Donald Johnson Webb Dravis Emory Jones Don Erickson Burton Olson Vernon Fisher Ermin Pechacek Eugene Gossen Dean Gordon George Hilbert Phil Cudcl f.. ? 5 if 1-5:5 ,. rg 5324 , W J, '. H17 1 1' F55 BELV' .FK Z ' s. r 5555? How about ao note A 1 f' . . . From you 'ro me , V , 7 , f f9,,2faf.f J -I , . H' M ffvaf 57 5.72, LA.,-Z- of ' -. o f o f ff ' Q Lf Q ,L , X ,Ml p . L 1 f1 -Szfyf-X Q, ,ff I v- f I - QL AV , Xfv 7, Uiyy. , ' , - , ' 1 . X 1'--, , . x. za -W' r 9' i deff .wtf 4 , lx-5 AMAA., - o ,-, v ,, ,X P T Ax PTA OFFICERS Marre Moynrhan treasurer Mrs Bouvm secretary Mrs G Healy president Mrs H Hass vrce president iff! Y SCHOOL BOARD Mr H Hagesrad treasurer Mrs J Hogue clerk Mr E Benson presldent Page Ten ff' Afff U5 0 5' O f Q. X N. Board , W ' . ' N' A . I u 4 - I , . ,S V - ' , . , Alf , , VMLA ,. ig ' E, ll' l s xi , s n , . ,. Q My qs ax O 5 ,Q X P J V A . ............. -qw ,.ff7 A Q f fl! . I ff!! 1 S fy' ,W , -- ff? V 12 n, , .. A , f A 1 - 1 . ' . ' -Q f ff A f . , ' f M? , gf- f'W 1 X' 'f M.: ' - ' , f' - X 'JAX . f X ff' - A I . fr inyo X X -' .f.'flAf.,1 lf 4: Ar, '1'- 4- '7 ' , . J -- , 1 4 MW? W Superintendent of Schools WW Superlntendent L H Dawson It 15 hoped that as each generatlon passes through the portals of ecluatlon, xt wrll have a better understancllng of hfe, and that every chlld, regardless of race, bellef, or economlc status, should have the opportumty for fullest development rn mental, moral, socral and physlcal health, and 1n the atutudes, knowledge, hablts and skllls that are essentlal to 1ncl1v1dual happxness and effectlve cxtlzenshlp 1n democracy Only when thxs IS accompllshed can we content ourselves ln a task well done GRADE TEACHERS Nlrs Be mae Wolf Sixth gade Mrs Helen Phxlllps Frfrh grade Florence Carlson Qecond gade Eleanor Newcomb First grade Edrls Campbell Third grade Anna Hen drxcleson Fourth grade Nlrgmxa Petter son Klndergarren Page Eleven B N J rf 1: :Nl ygljky as l Jfll .b J ,I ,- A gg L FAI, I yi midi' ,, . U . . X ll. f' J 1 ' l , figs ' I Niki qi-r si' M 5' I TEACHER . . . lffkw png, 3 WA L Ma! 4. 'l 4'-4.4! , 0.244 .5-7-N.. A fL44,,.f!' 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CA-'4'4!r fi 4,1 f , 1 f ,, v - P' .,,f .X9f'-41' .f 1 Lf-.ffnlz I' - .ljif V1 for tee Senior Class Hls'rory Ofhcers of the Senlor Class Office F1rst Semester Second Semester Presrdent Davrd Smtth Bette Pratt VICE Presldent Mary Jo Murry Alfred Soll Secretary Merrill Moffatt Mary Ann Murphy Treasurer Margaret Wells Margaret Wells The Class of 46 had the rare d1st1nct1on of bemg the largest freshman class ever to enroll at thts IHSIIIUIC of learn1ng Our first two years were rather uneventful rn that most of us were too busy wlth studles The un1or year however proved to be a bonanza The class play Charlle s Aunt was a tremendous success w1th two performances bemg g1VC11 The cast was as follows ac Drclc Freeman Charley nn Mc xlton Lord Fancourt erry Healy K1tty Rosemary Lofgren Amy Ellen Reed S1r Francxs Karl acobson Donna Lucra Bette Pratt a V1rg1n1a ordahl Maud The maid Mary Jo Murry Brasset Wlndy Johnston Farmer John Wenum The pronts evolved from th1s productlon gave us sufhclent funds for our Prom The banquet was held at the Lutheran Church Talks were glven by Alfred S0l1 Norms Crlst Mr Dawson and Profe sor Kettlelcamp of the Rrver Falls State Teachers College Candy was the theme of our Prom over whxch Alfred Sol1 and Ellen Reed rexgned as Klng and ueen Our Senlor year IS of course the hlgh poxnt 1n our Hlgh School career Cham plOI'lSl'llpS 1n football and basketball highlighted our athletxc endeavors Our class play for thls year Our Town by Thornton Wllder has been a favorlte of several members of our class SIHCC we were freshmen We hope to malce th1s producnon as much of a uccess as our untor class play was It IS true that at thrs t1me all semors are loolcmg forward to May 31 and graduatron In looklng at the future however we cannot help but realrze that some of our best years are now beh1nd us and we are duly appreclatrve of them . . .. J. , , . . I : . . ,.,....a.. .,,. ,,....a., , aj Spettigue ....... ...,t, . , . ., , . Dave Smith El .,.. ,. .,.. ....,. . ,, , 'J T . . Q . s J' . Luther Stenviclc Ellsworth, 1-2 3 Committee, 3 : Boxing, 3-4, Bermece d Snow Bernie G A A 1 3 Home Economics C ub 1 2 Mixed Chorus 5 Girls Cholu l B b ster High School 1 3 Donald Eggers 5' km Lake City 1 2 Mabel Hendrickson Henry Girls Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 4 A T 34 Music Clu Banquet Committee 3 Music Contest 1 News Staff Kinnick Staff 4 Richard Freenyp 9- Rosh Latin Club 1 Klub 2 3 Co Editor HOST an 12 4 Orchestra Pep Ban 1 2 4 Forensics 2-4 State Speech C t 2 3 Football 3 Kinnick rum Bugle Corps 1 Class Mixed Chorus Operetta 1 Band 1 2 4 Cheerleader 2 Sum er Band 1 4 Trombone Solo 1 4 Cla s Secretary 1 C nteen Committee 4 .1 Pam 1 eenflel a Q1 4 e 2-4 T N T T T Banquet o 4 G A A rom m it Banqu ommittee Stage MIKE l Chorus Glr s Chorus Music on t, Musi C ub C un l S a yxiinnick Staff 4 Operetta wx taff Cal endar 4 3 33 3 '35 1 ,nun-. A, 'W ? W nnalee Benson 'PBGVISU Cl 5 Play Tick ' an, 31 'T-N-T-. 2- Q 'I'.N.T , 3-4: G.A.A., 1-4: . A, c r, 3-4: Girl Scouts, 1-3: Band. -4 rchinz Band, 1, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1-31 sic Contest, 1-4: Contest Solo, 1-3: Stu- dent Council, 1-23 Class Officer, 3: Kin- nick Staff, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus, 0Deret- ta, 2. Gerald lVlcAuley Mac Prom Committee Staxze Crew 3 Klnnick Staff 4 I-eaturc Staff Debate r ster Marg r H G ee C u ibrary Club 1 3 Library Club Pres rut 8: Pret 3 Forensics 2 3 Class OH: 2 Pleat Committee Prom Committee Class Play 3 I' N T T N T Banquet Committee G A A 4 Student Council Pres 4 Ri hard Erickson Dir Columbia Heights High School 1 Wash mgton High School 2 Class Pres Student Council 3 R Club 3 4 Stage Crew 3 Football 4 Basketball Boxing Track 34 Virginia Jordahl Ginny G A A 2-4 TN T 2 4 Nohe 2-4 Class Sec Class Play 3 Banquet Committee 3 Nohe Treas 4 Mer il Mottart M0 Class Secretary 4 Football 34 Boxing Baseball 3 Basketball R Club Band 3-4 Orchestra Music Contest Mixed Chorus 3 Big Piney High School Wyom in 12 Page F xfteen Alfred Soli Class President, 33 Vice-President, 49 Sec- retary, 25 Student Council, 3: Football, 3-41 R Club, 3-4: Baseball, 43 Prom Chairman, 33 Kinnick Staff, 3. Sq Genevleve Verna Dels Gen A 1-4 Nolle 24 TNT 24 C retary of Nohe 4 Banquet Commlttee 3 Gnrl Scouts 1 3 Eugene Louis ohnson johns FFA 1 Kmmck Staff 4 Mary M Kordoslcy Buslvels Glrls Glee Club 1 Muslc Contest 1 Mlxed Chorus 3 GAA 34 '1N'I 34 TNT Banquet Commlttee 4 Banquet Commlttee 2 Carroll Lmdqulst Iumor Shge Crew '34 Prom Committee 'Z f Ellen Reed BNA 57 Band Music Club 1 4 PTOGI Commlttee Class Play '5 Mixed Chorus 1 4 Girls orus 1 Girl Scouts 1 4 G AA Nohe TN T 2 4 Operetta Z 4 Nohe Cablnet 4 Music Contest 1 4 Page Szxteen jean Ann Reed Jeanie G.A.A., 1-4: T.N.T., 2-41 Nohe, 3-45 Girl Scouts, 1-3: Banquet Committee, Prom Committee, 3: Kinnick Stai, News Staff, 4. Euggne Gregor Greg Football Basketball 12 Boxing 1 Track 1 2 Stage Crew 3 Arlene Loraine Cudd Cuddle: Sunny Hall e C 1 s Glee Club 1 Mixed Chorus 1 2 Banquet Commxttee 3 G A A 1 4 T N T S 4 Prom Committee 3 Musxc Contest 1 Marg Ann e ls Marg A A I-4 2 4 Prom ee 4 C ass o 't Sec mmck Staff N4r Cabinet 2 NT Bunqu Committee 4 Gmrl Scouts 1-4 Stage Crew 3 News Staff 4 Wm ter 1-ormal Commlttee 34 Karl acobson a e Mned Chorus 2 4 Student Councll 2 4 Operetta 2 4 Class Play .3 Football 3 4 ub c es 4 ln mck Staff 4 ? A ff , H 1 6 4 Phyllis Marie lson Glee Club, 1 : Music Contest, 1 1 Banquet Committee, 3: News Staff, 4: Kinnick Staff, 4. William Eaton 1 Kinmck Staff 4 Boxinsz 1 I- Mxldred Orcutt Millre T 4 irl couts 1 A Winter Formal Committee 1 john Wenum Stony Clase Play 3 Mixed Chorus Q Bette Jean Pratt Bel: T T N T Pres Cabinet Vice Pr 34 Student 11 3 4 Student Co il Treas Can ee Commit 4 mittee Km ' as: Pree 4 ocal 14 Mixed O tette 1 Girls Sex Trio Ollere Cast Con cert B ra n Chorus 5 C or ', 4 G t. A v ' 7 F l Reading my Mech Conte-it 4 Glen Cobian F.F.A. Basketball 4. X 'tr' 'ik an or jj r V 0 . L! ' Qewsefiifj' ' O5 55 HOJITCU Football, 1 I etball 1- - 3 1 QI 1 ' , Marching: an Conte-st, t. il ' Club, Mixed Chorus, Oper-et , e Crew, 3: Kinnick Statf, Ca een Chairman, 4. JM' pyiff- 'f-'f Donna Timmerman Luscious A 24 Nohe 24 TNI' '54 Stae Crew Bunquet Committee Prom Commit tee 5 Wendell Johnston Wzndy Marching Band Operetta 3 4 F F A 1 2 Student Council 2 4 Class Play 3 Box in 4 Track R Club Music Conte-at 1 4 Prom Committee 3 Summer Band 3 4 M Suzanne Savage ue G A A 1 4 I' N T 2-4 Girl Scouts 1 4 Prom Committee Stage Crew .3 Drum M uorette Music Contest 1 Kmmck Staff 1 T22 Chfilrman Aw wt mt PED Chairman T N T Banquet Committee 4 WDW Doris Ann Gtaetz Done Prescott Girl-1 ee Club 1 2 GAA T N T 'i 4 T N 'l' Banquet Committee 4 Mary Ann Murphy Mur Nohe 24 GAA 14 TNT 2-4 Bad 1 3 Prom Committee 'S TNT Banquet Co mittee 4 Girl Scouts 14 Operetta : ohe Vice President, 4: Student Coun- 'l, 1: Stage Crew, 3: Class Sec. News Staff, 4, Mixed Chorus, 1-2: Girls' Chorus ..: Music Contest Kinnick Staff 4: Win- ter Formal Committee 2-4. Page Seventeen Marian Lorayne olmson johnny G A 1 Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 3 Mixed Chorus 1 Banquet Committee 3 Music Contest 1 3 David Smith Dave Class Pres 2 4 Student Council 2 4 Treas 2 Vice Pres 3-4 R Club 2 4 Pres R Club 4 Football 2 4 Basket a Boxing 2 4 Baseball 2 4 Marching Band 2 3 Prom Committee Class Play 3 Kmmck Staff 3 4 Latin Club 2 4 Music Club 2 3 Nelda Dellla Stokes e ze err ea y udge B d L n Club 1 4 tu s 3 Pres u B sk ll 1 4 I-oot all ren 3 4 S a e Wm Play rack 3 Kxnmck Sta I Editor 4 Summer Band 1 4 Deta 1 4 Prom Committee 3 German Band Audrey Louise Mensing Mfflf . .A. 1-4' T.N.T. 3-4: Banque - mittee Prom Committee, 3. wif Guy Smith X F.F.A., 1: Class Pres., Student Council, 23 Cass Treas., : R. Club, 2-4: Foot all, 1-4: Boxing, 3-4: Track, 1-4: Co-Captain Football, Stage Crew, 31 Kinnick Staff, 4, Page Eighteen Q ames Mcjilton Doc Football 24 Track 14 Band 14 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus 12 Operetta 2 German Band 4 Vice Pres 3 Music Con test 14 R Club 34 Prom Committee 3 Kmnick Staff 4 Vice Pres R Club 4 Class Treas 2 Marie Duselc Prescott 1 Glee Club 1 'Vlixed Chorus 4 Thomas Lmeban Boom R Club 1 4 Basketball 1 4 Football 1 Br xmg 1 3 4 Baseball 3 4 C ass S c 1 R Club Sec Treas 4 Kmmck Staff 3 4 Prom Committee Stage Crew 3 Banche Marie Sly Shorty GAA 14 Glee Club 3 Operetta Music Contest 3 atricia Ann ' at G. .A., 1-4: . . , 3-4: Nohe, 2-4: Ban- quet Commit , Prom Committee, 3. D thy Moss 'Doris ., 3 .N.T., 2-4: Nohe, 2-43 Music , - 3 Girl Scouts, 1-3: Orchestra, 1-33 om Committee, Stage Crew, 3: T.N.T. Banquet Committee, 4, Music Contest, 1-3. ercla Swenson Smxles GAA 24 Nohe T 1 v e president 4 Swede a 9 ar Clatre Andrle Tools pl! QA!! atv deja ey rch? orub 11 l Rosella Jane Edgar Spinner G. .A., 1- . . ., 2-4: Nohe, 3-43 n- quet ittee,6'3: Prom Committee, 33 Stage , . Gerald Iverson Inu F.F.A,, 1-23 Reporter, 2: Boxing, 3--1, S Q. Axii' Robert Sheldon Fmstad Fanny Class Pre l Student Councll 1 2 Prom Committee 3 Stage Crew 3 Football 2 4 Captain 4 Basketball B Squad Z4 Track 14 Baseball 1-4 R u 14 Mixed Chorux 1 l-1eldTr1p 4 lene Schorn Alley fNohe 14 TN A14 an quet Committee 3 1 XI-2 ames Matzelc Whale Mixed Chorus 1 Prom Commlttee Stage Crew 'fl Baseball Manager 3 ,1 ei-V I4 Lmalre M Lansmg L, L nny T N T 3 4 B mquet Committee 4 oan Hovcle oey . .A., - , Clarsy Ann Andrle Clara Page Nineteen Veryl Datwyler Dal Hammond Hnzh School 1 3 Treas 1 Vlce Pres Basketball 2 Baseball 1 3 Schoul Play 2 Student Councnl 'S fmff J Clarlce Elame Olson Srzookx Girls Chorus 1 M1xed Chorus 1 3 TN T G A A 1 4 Band 1 4 Orches ra 1 3 Operetta 2 Drum MaJorette 1 4 Glrl Scouts 1 2 Muslc Contest 1 4 Orin Wenzel Bottleneck F A 2 Ed Belle Hoffmeyer Roundy Hammond Class Pres Ar Culb Boostel ngxb Banauet Speaker F r s s 1 Stu e C cll 2 Nohe, Z-4 Pres T N T A A 3 4 Banquet Committee Adv ded Dramatlc 3 Oberetta Cast Mk Chorus Glrlsnalhnrus Music Con test Kmmck Staff 4 Robert Myron Enloe 0 A FFA Tre-as Class Bas ketball 3 Page Twenty J! rs. 1. -uc. , 'Sv- T-T' 4 S 1 Ellen Bateman Frenchy Gnrl-. Glee Club Muslc Club 1 G A A 1-4 T N T Nohe 3 4 Banquet Commit tee 3 Mixed Chorus 3 4 W Q1 utz 1 se rack R Club 34 Football 4 Rosemary Lofgren nd 1 4 Orchestra 1 3 TN T G A A 1-4 Vocal Solo 3 4 MlX9d Chorus 1 3 G1 ls Glee Club 1 2 4 Pep C alr man 4 Prom Decoratmg Committee Class Play 3 Kmmck Staff 3 4 Music Con t 1 4 G A Cabmet 3 narcl Mo Bernie A pubhc speaking 2 slden 3 F F A ICQ Pres 4 a-.ketbllll 3 N4 Mary Jo Murry G A A 1-4 TN T Nohe 2 4 Class Play 3 Class Treas 1 3 Glrl Scouts Prom Committee 3 TNT Banquet Com mittee Wmter lformal Commxttee Kmmck Stail' 4 TNT Tre-as 3 Fellow Seniors U S9 f WM Af WX? NMWWXQMW W My Wu wwf Mr f w M1 M6 W! fyk fffjy KQV! . f . - - jour i na ured e df my - 3 11, 1 wg r by 7 i 1 IN 6 I yn, A 0 JJ lu, L X J,,-'jfffyffw XM!! ' I fn '. 'J' fp ,lp AJ H XL V i 4 4 ' U, QQ! My x J m ' .fy J W if My 5' X Q J 6 if 1 Z? ,X Ky ! l, ! W ,K ji VW X f SPEECH Al1ce Mc xlton gold Mary Harr1s gold Alan ohnson gold erry Healy gold D1ck Ph1ll1ps fgoldl Ellen Reed gold Harold Laufenberg gold Nancy Murry gold Bob Doohttle gold Bette Pratt sllver B1ll M1ller bronze Dlck Freeman bronze Charles Mc 1lton bronze B1ll O Br1en bronze FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Bob Fmstad Capt Dlck Er1ckson Luther Stenvlck 1m Mc 1lton Harold Laufenberg ack Schuman Al Sol1 Tom L1nehan erry Healy Merr1ll Moffat Duane Meyers Dean Wllk1HS Guy Smlth Dave Smlth Karl acobson Doug Jenkms Don Benson AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL erry Healy BADGER BOYS STATE Benjamm Frank PgT AWARDS BADGER GIRLS STATE Al1ce Mc 1lton Nancy Murry BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Tom L1nehan Capt Dave Sm1th ack Schuman erry Healy Roger Kuss D1ck Er1ckson Loyd Ostness Harold Laufenberg D1z Boles Duane Meyers BOXING As we go to press letter men have not been chosen Harvey Pechacek Bob Smlth 9 1m McLaughl1n Bob Rlchardson ack De1ss Ambrose Murphy John Moss D1ck Erlckson Ne1l Wllcox Alan ohnson Paul Gaustad Maynard Peterson D1ck Ph1ll1ps Earl Adams Wxndy Johnston B1ll Mlller erry Betlach Tom Llnehan Dave Smlth Doug Jenkins Carl Fmstad Charles Pace erry Malmer Bob Emstacl Luther Stenv1ck Gene Cudd TRACK As we go to press letter men have not been chosenj 1m Mc llton Tom L1nehan Wlndy Johnston Bob Fmstad Chesty McJ1lton B1ll O Br1en Ambrose Murphy Guy Smlth Dean Wllk1HS ATHLETIC SCI-IOLARSI-HPS Bob Fmstad erry Healy Karl acobson Wlndy Johnston Merr1ll Moffat Dave Sm1th Al Sol1 SCI-IOLASTIC SCI-IOLARSI-IIPS Annalee Ben on Margaret Aasterud D A R MEDAL Margaret Wells READER S DIGEST AWARD Annalee Benson BASEBALL As we go to press letter men have not been chosen Harry Laufenberg Tom Llnehan Bob Fmstad Dave Smlth B1ll Schultz D12 Boles Duane Meyers ack Schuman B1ll Cl1FlSIl3HSOll Loyd Ostness Ambrose Murpl1y Bob Docllttle ' J' 1 J I J' I ' 1 J . 1 J 1 J J -J 1 J ' , D . , . ' 1 J I 1 J - 1' J ' ' 1 J 0 ' 1 J . J' 1 J J J 1 J p J C - . . I ' Carl Finstad I Don Miller . . g . H a I J, . J J ' S J . , J . J A ' ' , J .h , . . 1 -I . ,D . . J A ' I ,J J J J I ' ' ' In several issues of our yearbook we have included p1ctures of classes 1n sess1on thus dep1ct1ng student l1fe 1n IIS more serious as pects Th1s year we are presenting the lighter phases of student life, a cross section of out s1de act1v1t1es 1n many flelds and school l1fe between classes, at noon, and before and after school A popular w1nter sport IS skating This pastime IS enjoyed by several teachers as well as students Many brisk, joyful evenings have been spent on the ICC This IS one of those minutes between classes as the lclds congregate on the steps stoppmg all other traffic, to exchange a few quick remarks before the bell summons them to their next class Th1s IS a typ1cal picture of life IH the halls Every morning brings IIS crop of tardy students Glib excuses are rattled off qu1ck ly lest Mr Glanzman decide on additlons to his heavily populated after school class For the unfortunates, th1s IS school life both before and after school W WV' cuff' YW Morning and noon this scene repeats itself with monotonous regularity. Reluctant feet plod their weary way up these steps in the everyday activity of coming to school. Page Twenly-three l The muslc room IS a favorlte haunt of a large percent of the hrgh school crowd Here, rn dellghtful rnformalrty they study practlce srng or talk In the fall xt 1S be sreged wlth enthusrastrc baseball fans clamp- ed around the radro lrstenmg to the world serrcs In the sprrng rts the musrc contest Always busy If s a year around actlvrty 'U I Three bells mean assembly maybe movie maybe a budget trclcet program or perhaps just some announcements What ever the reason lf provrdes a welcome break rn the monotony of the day Kandy Kitchen gatherrng place, meetrng post gossxp exchange After school shows and games 1ts always, Meet you at the Sunday nrght 1S theater nlght for the huge school crowd Many a stud1ous'y night rs spent beneath these portals Page Tuenty four . . . . 7 , 9 ' ' 7 . . . , . l . , . . , ' . 1 ' D' ' fl 17 f , 'N , I , . A , fa , a 7 5 9 7 ' 7 ' 7 QQ 7 QK? 77. It's spring, and coming to school becomes even more difficult as one contemplates the pleasures of the great outdoors. Only the thought of Ollie and his after-school class keeps the kids from a merry trip down creek. You can bet that this picture was not taken at 12 30 because that is the time that shops class begins and it seems that there IS an old traditlon of being late to shops Pictured here IS a group of these tradition bearing members The church leaguers do many t g sides having their weekly rides and toboggan parties a ho nch at the church afterwards e very pul r In t e spring the l eve s re desire for a moonh a ri n meeting of all t a uer 1 ig of the year a va io acti e t e eagu re inde usy J M f X 'll Page rw rye Q 1 ' ' I m i . h . '. . ' ' y' An al . . .ht . ug hl ' ix ,fy ' -bl I. 291 'fl -' WM 5, R gy X . ill xr yall? Vi U YV I, W1 'W n 'fTf'tj .f Girls' basketball, while one of the less pub- licized of the activities, is nevertheless very important to the participants. It also pro- vides an opportunity to pile up some more ' QQ 37 points for that coveted R With the advent of spring the many charms of school life fade before the thought of fishlng or an afternoon jaunt downcreelc Many however find this unprofitable if one IS to judge by the appearance of Ollie s after school class The girl scouts have their meetings throughout the year The highlight how ever IS the annual trip to camp which IS talked about all winter and planned all spring Scouting 1S indeed a year round ac tivity Our worthy pep band is the untiring group that brought you the spirited music during our successful football and basketball games this past year We are indeed appre ciative of their contribution Page Twe ty SIX a s 9 . . ., I , - a l 11-D 1 i The rustle and bustle of pans and aprons may be heard in the upper hall every morn- ing until 1:30 in the afternoon. Here the more ambitious kids are found doing dishes, checking money, and assuming other duties connected with running a school cafeteria Boxing is another sport that IS extremely popular and well attended Spectators are treated to many thrills in the course of an evening s bout The noon bell and the building shakes with the tramp of rushing feet Anyone trying to go in any direction other than to ward the cafeteria IS just out of luck The tide of students sweeps him back but definitely Another organization which has done out standing work to promote our school spirit for athletic events in this group of GAA tag g ls Their weekly efforts and w1tt contributions are admired by all Page fue My ,feven l J f . Q .GCP . ' r On every Monday evening many of the churches spend an hour or two in worship, games, and eating. The evening is generally topped off with a general scramble to escape before volunteers for dishwashing are called for. The trophy case is proof of our achieve- ments in many fields. While it isn't, in it- self, an outside activity, it gives evidence of the many activities participated in by the students-speech, music, athletics, etc. The noon hour is a paradise for the pho- tographer who is making a study of informal student life. In the spring the campus is well filled with kids, who, hating to go in until the last possible moment, horse around until the bell summons them to their classes. Page Twenty-eight Ye olde Popcorn Stand IS the scene of many a fllp of the com to see who wlll buy Wlth Plerre at the helm one can be assured as are those pnctured of gettmg the1r nlclcels worth JV ,Mx VJ The fam1l1ar hangout of our more studl ous students IS the peace and qulet of the public llbrary Wlth the help of the ever effluent l1brar1an many a befuddled 1nd1 v1dual IS helped dally wlth the references and mformatxon needed to carry on the not so popular outslde act1v1ty of studymg Many enjoyable evenlngs have been spent at the canteen playmg cards pool p1ng pong and drlnlcmg coke Occaslonally some brave souls w1ll venture out on the dance floor It IS a favorlte gatherlng place con summg a great deal of the students t1me Here are the gals who w1ll be the home malcers for brealcersl of the future It IS on therr efforts that we men base our entlre hope for future home CO0lC1i'1,7, Page Twenty nme re' as ' 7 1 . J N . . ' a as 1 - lk I 1 . if I X f N . A r Ll ' . J 11 , l x . c- I fl ' ffm A ' 'X t 1 1 9 s a , ' . , . 2 v x , I . ,QQ -' CL ., U Mir? l,:l:'MZNj9j - . ,, - Xi, M511 , 'F IV Mwlr In this picture we see several of the scout troops good and bad giving Mr Lum phry, the scoutmaster, the tradmonal axe Th1s troop has produced exght eagle scouts m the past two years, three of wh m are plctured m the foreground f J J FFA 15 an outslde HCIIVIEY ln that the projects taken up by the members requlre a great deal of tlme and effort Under the superv1s1on of Mr Campbell Rlver Falls I-hgh hopes to turn out a group of modern, efhclent, Future Farmers of Amerlca Basketball games are a very important as pect of the outslde act1v1t1es Stxmulatmg and exc1t1ng they are the v1brant, puls1ng undercurrents of school llfe The students halled wxth dellght the m stallatlon of a colce machme m the gym It gave mute testlmony of future games and dances spxced wlth ICC cold Coca Cola It,s a most welcome and refreshmg 3ClCl1I1OI1 to cur school Page Thzrly 9 ' ,, ,F IVA!! 7, J' J , J ' uf 1 ' lf' J lj I IV f I I M' Hu xy ,' -1 'f ' 7 7 X f v ' .l ' . 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' ,, f 1 , 1 1 E , I I X V J LK - Q I S D 'X X FAA PAW AC',.fi: l f Nohe 7th and 8'rh Grades Alene Schorn Patrlcla Kinney Genevieve Delss Mary Ellen Bateman ean Ann Reed Patricia Greenfield Donna Txmmerman Vrrgxnxa J0 0lS Bennett Vrvlan Langenfleld can Foster Betty ohnson Lucxlle Melander Janet d bDorothy McClellan Nancy Murry Yvonne Tostrud Joyce Stapleton Pat Nerlson Eltzabeth McClellan Marilyn Laue Mary Harris Wannte ohnson Kathleen Krauth Arnell ohnson Mary Ann Murphy Margaret Wells Vetda Swenson Dorothy Moss Mary o Murry Rosella Edgar Ellen Reed Edxth Hoffmeyer Dolores Madsen Betty Tewxnkle Evelyn Anderson Shtrley Lunger Loretta Peterson Ruby Roehl ean McLaughlin Helen Welshaar Norma Swenson Barbara Ronntngen Beverly enson Alberta Lovell jean Dawson LaVonne Hanson Donna Kahut Beverly Ann enson Mxss Marian Voxght advlser erome Florian Elxzabeth Frank Lots Hanson Donald Hybarger oyce ohnson Leo Karras B111 Kllllan anet Kuss Marvm Lansing Norvtlle Lansmg Barbara Mathys Elayne Meyer Ethel Newberg anet Olson oyce Purfeerst Marjorie uanclt Valerla Robelxa Mary Schenach Rzchard Schultz Dorothy Smlth anlce Solum Donna W1lcox Dorls Dexss Patrxcla Bohmbach Mary Clay Wayne Delss Robert Ellertson Faltelselc ohn Frederxclcs Beola Fuller Lewrs Hanson Dorene Hawkmson Grace Hutchms Lyle ohnson Vrrgxnxa Long Nrctorxa Lublch Norbert Meyer Claxr Murphy Linda Nelson Marxlyn Ostness oan Purfeerst Richard Seelcamp Alan Swenson Earle Wexshaar Q? sie 1 filfi S 222 t ' W .. , In G., 444.-Y . ,.'-I. , 1 4 7 7 V 7 1 J , J , ,U I, L 7 V .5 3 S S 5 , J , , J , , A , ,J , , , J , , . 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Loyd Ostness Don .ueller erry Malmer Bob Fmstad ack Schuman Don Benson Cuple Kuss Ksecond r l G W Healy Guy Srnxth Luther Stenvxck Wendy ohnst ean lkms rst l l Sol: Dave Smit Tom Lmehan Dick Erxcks eewee M 9f Fmstad V931 ,N I3 1 1 .Pj ,f o ', . 0 f X' A ,f jp Cub ' ll H -I ,, -, 7 I , ,l . ,v .7 , S Jf AJQQQJ f J ,' JAY .,, .. , ,V 7 , ,. , ,. 7, ,J I ',, ,, , ,V 7, J , . -A u- f 4' r 1 , - ', J 2 ',,j y , y , I' g , : .,. , l ',. 4',. J ,D Agff 1 : A', 'h, , fl , , . I n E I Q 'xgx r l f rs K O. ' 'SN fl! , U X , . AWB y gp S if . lt 4, . f x f . e A 5 Nfllwf fl Girls' Glee ty, U H JXP GAA GIRLS GLEE CLUB ltlvzra' ron! Jean Ancllng Edrth Hoffmeyer Dorothy IVIcClellar' Bette Pratt Marlys ohnson Delores Fisher Dawson Lucrlle Melander Evelyn Anderson Phyllrs Arlene Obermueller Isecona' row! Vlvnan Langenfelcl Wan1xe lohnson Mary Harris K fit ro J Alberh Lovell Bonnxe Enslgn Marcella Meyers Betty Lou ohnson L1bby McClellan Alrce Mcjrlton GAA Margaret Aasterud Mary E Bateman Evelyn Anderson Annalee Benson Evelyn Boles Pat Boles Vlfglnla Bosman Arlene Cudd jean C Dawson Genevrese Derss Delores Eclcstrom Rosella Edgar Bonnle Ensrgn Delores Fxscher oan Foster Ruth Foster Dorxs Graetz Pat Greenheld Sunny Hall Dode Halverson LaVonne Hanson Mary Harrxs Mabel Hendrlclcson Edrth Hoffmever oan Hovde Beverly enson Beverly Anr ensen Arnell Johnson Betty Lou Johnson Glorla johnson Marlys ohnson Wannne ohnson Vlfglnld ord hl Donna Kahut Pat Kinney Mary Kordoslcy Vrvxan Langenfeld Barbara Laue Marllyr Laue Delores Lawrene oan Lxchtenstxen Rosemary Lofgren Albett1 Lovell Shirley Lunger D lores Madsen Kathleen Matzelc Dorothy Mcfxlellin Alice Mcllton ean Mclnughlxn Audrey Mensxng M1rcell1 Meyers R1mon1 Meyer lorramne Meyer Ellen Morrow Dorothy Moss Shlrley Munson Mary Ann Murphy M1ry o Murry Nancy Murrly Phxlxs Nelson Pat Nlelson Arlene Obermu ller Gerry Obermucll er Peggy Olson Laverne Person loretta Peterson Delores Re1gen Fllen Rced l1net Reed e1n Ann Reed Darlene Roatch Ruby Roehl Barbara Ronnxgan Sue Snape frrol Sh1rd1ne Blanche Sly Peggy Srnnth Wxlxna Stiats oyce Stapleton Helen Swenson Norma Swenson Verda Swenson Betty lou Tewfml-cle Donna Txmmerman Yvo ne d Lorxne Tressalt Helen Wfelshaar lW1rgaret Wells Marcell1 Yamsh Manly luml Clan Hanwlt Audrey Plae Kathleen Hyde Grace Sexfett Lois Ben nett Delores uslr Bernlt Betlach Helen chnson Clarlte Olson f'1rolSh1rClm ,ff Ji fir Page Tlvzrly fve wx-ji b : K' 'J W L O P . ,'fx sk? , xr ,O Ax , -. ffl . v , A 'bfi J J, Juj ,..J,j,1 , I r ' 7 .fflff fl ? JN? Nh X u STUDENT COUNCIL Fzrst :emexter erry Healy Duane Meyers Dave Smith Dean WllklnS Loyd Ostness Wendell ohnston Alrce Mc llton Ben Frank B111 OBrien LaVonne Hanson Am hrose Murphy Roger White Ramona Meyers Gerald Baird Second semester Margaret Aasterud Pat Greenheld SEC Karl acohson Bette Pratt Harold Laufenberg Lucllle Melander ack Schuman Bette TeW1nkle LaVonne Hanson AI Hwwkmson Norma Swenson oyce Supleton Paul Gaustad, Roger Kuss Ramona Meyers MIXED CHORUS Ifourtlv ron! Delores Wussler Bermre Dusek Helen epsen -Ioan Lxchten stem Ruth Foster Arnelle ohnson Ramora Meyes Wannle ohnson Bonnie Enslgn Kathleen Mat zek VIVIBH Langenfelcl Lois Bennett rTlvnd owl Dale ohnson Dxck Anderson Wendy John son Tom Lowe Bob ensen Karl acobson Ben Frank Norman Helgeson Bob Chrrstlanson Don Benson Loyd Ostness Drck Phnllxps Kxecond row! Dorothy NIcClellan ean McLaughlin Phvllzs Andmg Ed1th Hoffmeyer LaVone Hanson Pat Neilson Helen Wezshaar ean Dawson Barbara Ronnmgen Bev Jensen Mary Harris flfzrst row! A Mc llton Gloria ohnson Nancy Murry Ar lene Obermueller Mxss Chrxstnnsen Mamle L1ue Carol Sch1rdm Helen B1rk1loo Marne Dusek Pzge Tlzrty szx Student Council Mixed Chorus I C fr I - AJ , , , , -I . . ,. s v a 7 v 1 ' v v v 1 - 5 1 , r J- , , 1 , ,J , , 4 t ', W , Q ', J , - v v J 1 lf v .I e v - ' , , . f I J , , - , , J , J , , , , , , - 1 ,J , , , , , , ,J , , , - I - 1 , J , , - , r , t r , 1 r . r r , 4 . K, r. V.. L C-errnanwBaQ,d,M sf' N.. JD miefbiffot. Wwwglfwlx GERMAN BAND-Rosh Freeman, G. W, Healy, Jim McJilton, W Tom Lowe, Dick Phillipsg fseatedj: Bob Doolittle. rw ' W X-'V' KWLQQXS Wk :Q 'J' .W ' we .akf Q ref or we MJF ,r I QAJXJCJJP , li GJWVS ' CONCERT BAND-Tom Anderson. Don Benson, Jean Caro Dawson, Bob Doolittle. Bonnie Ensign, Ray Feyriesen, Ben Frank Marcus Hagestad. G. W. Healy. Norman Helgeson, Bob Jensen I Loyd Johnson, Joe Kalmut. Gene Kind. Bob Lindquist, Tom Lowe, Ellen Morrow, Alice lVlcJilton, Clmrles lNluJ1lton, Jim lVlcJilt0n 1 Jean McLaughlin, Merrill Moffat. Nancy Murry, Clarice Olson, Loyd Ostness, Dick Phillips, Bette Pratt. Ellen Reed. Janet Reed, Tom Rions, Bob Smith, Roger Xwlmite, Windy Johnston. Rosh Freeman. Virginia Bosman, Jerry Nlalmer, Barbara Ronningen, Annzllee Benson. Page Tfrirty-seven Q52,aJ??0fWbZr44,4, 7q,LDJffj5777 J 41 J' 5 J' f ,P f W' xy' wyfgkj W VNV Wm Q41 aww? ww of fmfwff DM 'JM ff Um 31 LJf7fMfEf,w4. Y OPQIQJLC5 Q Q ff ,pf X GJ pf A J Ny X Xi-Q3 QW Q3 Jjf L J J ff XTN,'N If' I W fa NI-. Q' xx J x X N Q K ' 1 pg: x fr! JJ fa 'V .,'. -fin! f 1 f J If I X! in ', V5 I-1-' 4' S ,ff V f , 3 f' ' ff x 'J 1 by 1 .f 'f ' f' f Y A , . 1. fff' qyf f 'X 'J LII' ,N x if ' f- -Q , J .- 'J 1 ff! f W ' J! Y ',.: I IJ, 1 'J 1 : , If U1 -jf M ? ,M ,.,f 1 0 ' ff 4 mf, ' f , A jj? 3' jj! r A 1' f I-'BJ' , . Mf. Auf P ff! X jf' .l. 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Remember the ride on the Pullman' I guess we wont forget the frult plate at the Park' Yes the forenslc group has fmally hnrshed the year s work and reslgned ltself to hashlng over old txmes and memorles It all started out last fall when Mr Glanzman called together hrs group of debaters Three veterans B111 Mrller Nancy Murry and Alrce Mc 1lton a make If thls year or blow my lungs trymg herome Mary Harrls made up the debatlng team of 46 A few morale boosters who worked long and hard were erry McAulay erry Flnn Bob Doolrttle B111 O Brlen These boys got thexr chance to try thexr skill at a practlce sesslon w1th South St Paul At the beglnnmg of the semester fW1ndy Crty Here I Come Healy Jorned the ranks of the debaters The question Resolved That every able bodled male c1t1zen of the Umted States should hav one year full txme m1l1tary tralnmg before attalnlng the age of twenty four proved to be one w1th numerous trlcks and tw1sts Durmg the course of our travels to Eau Clalre South St Paul Patrlck Henry Hrgh School 1n Mmneapohs and our debates at home we stralghtened out the kmks Prepared for anythlng we set out for Chlppewa Falls along w1th twelve other schools to compete 1n the Regronal Tournament By w1nn1ng five out of e1ght debates we became ellglble to attend the state meet Wlth mlghty words on our l1ps and Mr Glanzman s a1d ln our mlnd and the pep of our class mates 1n our hearts we boarded the Hxawatha for Madlson In early February Mrs Fuka called together her band of speech students The league contest at New Rlchmond looked far away then but w1th urgmg and prod dlngs by Freddle we got under way After some shuffllng around the following contestants were put ln thexr speclal fields Serrous Declamatron Bob Doollttle Bette Pratt Humorous Declamauon erry Healy Dlck Phrllrps Oratory Orrgmal Alan ohnson Dick Freeman Non 0r1g1nal Harry Laufenberg Ellen Reed Exremporaneous Speakmg B111 Mrller Nancy Murry Extemporaneous Readlng Allce Mcjxlton Mary Harrls Fredd1e s rcom now became a fortress from whlch strong words mlghty gestures and strong volces lssued bu1ld1ng up a barr1cade agalnst those who would storm the battlements Ses 1ons after school w1th Mr Glanzman or Freddle went on untrl Wednesday March 20 the day of the League Contest In the afternoon Chesty Mc 1lton Blll O Brren Nancy Murry Blll M1ller Mary Harrls and AIICC Mcjrlton gave forth w1th the words whlle thelr colleagues erry Healy Drck Phrlllps Alan ohnson Bette Pratt Ellen Reed Hot B eath Laufenberg and Bette Pratt took over ln the evemng Of the fourteen ten As were achleved and these people par tlclpated ln the DISIFICI Contest held at the college the followlng Saturday Nancy Mary Bette Ellen Ahce Harry jerry Dlck Alan Bob Of th1s group nine As were awarded placlng R1ver Falls first ln the DISIYICI Contest Nrne contestants w1th Mr Dawson and Mrs Fuka drove down to Madison Friday Aprll 5 Another year of speech makmg IS over Speclal mentlon should be made of the emors who have gaxned I'CCOgHlE1OI1 rn the forenslc group throughout thelr years of h1gh school Rosh Freeman and G W Healy have been promlnent speech contestants Two g1rls who made thelr last year xn h1gh school their hrst 1n speech and made Hue records were Bette Pratt and Ellen Reed Last but not least laurels should be handed to Mrs Fuka affectronately known as Freddxe to all of us and to Mr Glanzman who have worked so hard w1th all of us to put us on the ladder that leads to the top Page Th ly nz ze . . , . . . , ' 7 . . . , ' , J , f . . . . , , Y 7 ' J - 9 ,I 9 , . 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' ff 73 ff 77 ' 7 9 ' 7 . . ff ' 97 ' 3 ' 9 if - 'I Page Forty Frlends or Enemles Orrgmal Oratron by Alan ohnson Wznner 0 Frrst Place in State Speech Contest Many a returnlng soldrer, when asked to put down the name of hrs favorrte forergn country, wrrtes Germany Thrs may be somewhat of a sur prrse to the average Amerrcan, who would expect to see England and France rncluded on the hst One may often hear a soldier crrtrcrzrng the Brrtrsh or damnrng the French But rarely do the Amerrcans rn Germany curse the enemy Oh, yes, there are strll some combat men left who saw therr frrends krlled rn battle, who vrewed th bodres of comrades shot after surrenderrng who smelled the corpses of Buchenwald and Dachau Therr hatred of German bestralrty and sadrsm wrll always remarn unchanged But therr replacements, the men who have never experrenced the hell of battle, the feelrng of fatrgue and often trmes futrlrty, are frndrng the German a peaceful and frrendly host It rs not uncommon to hear a soldrer say, Im not defending the Germans, UI What has brought about the wave of frrendly feelmg toward Germany that threatens our vrc tory? Frrst of all the Amerrcan soldrer rs drsrl lusroned Durrng the war the GI knew he was the center of hrstorys stage But now, though once heralded as the man of the hour, the year, and the next twenty years, now havrng won the war, he rs back page stuff rf he gets rn the papers at all For thrs reason he easrly falls prey to clever Ger man flattery Everywhere he goes the Germans smrle at hrm and stop to talk The grrls are frrendlrer than ever and the chrldren wave as he goes by The Englrsh the Italran, or the French have Just passed hrm by lrke the stranger he rs He never stops to thrnk that they have no reason for tryrng to curry favor as the Germans have All he knows rs that the people about look lrke the ones he knew at home He can not possrbly conne t them with the storres of torture and murder he has heard and read about He hnds rt more easy to belreve what they never trre of tellrng hrm tl'-at the Nazis wee the only vrllarns, whrle they th good G mans, had been the Nazrs hrst vrc trms, now that the Amerrcans have beaten the Nazrs, there wrll be no more trouble between the Amerr ans and the Germans Incredible though rt may seem, many a soldrer wrll carry hrs defense of the German to the pornt of accusrng the Amerrcan authorrtres of rnventrng these atrocrty storres There rs 1 dangerous ten dency of Amerrcans to forget what the war was about and to wonder whether the Nazrs were en entrrely wrong or not Thrs rs partrcularly true of troops who arrrved too late to get rnto serious com bat Another danger to our occupatron troops rs that they fall to realize that the average German rs 1 two faced corn He rs busy at hrs work of settrng the allres agamst one another Sergeant Rrchard oseph whrle he was attached to various French unrts rn Germany as an rnterpreter wrrtes Wrth a rarncoat coverrng my Amerrcan rnsrgnra, I was often mrstaken for a Frenchman Thus I was able to hear what the German sard to both the Amerr cans and the French In the French occupred zone the Germans would say, When are you Amerrcans gorng to free us from these terrrble Frenchmen, who are lootrng our homes and raprng our women? I He goes on to say But one day I was at a bar wrth some Frenchmen I had my rarncoat on The German bartender drew our beers shoved them across the counter and leaned conhdentrally toward Thank God you Frenchmen hold our town and not those gangsters from Amerrca, he sard Do you know that rn therr zone they are prllagrng the houses and krllrng the people? Sergeant Joseph was rn Germany when President Roosevelt dred The first reactron was one of half concealed jubrlatron But they quickly realrzed this was bad tactrcs and soon began approaching the soldrers wrth sympathetrc expressrons, sayrng What a tragedy that your President has dred' He would have understood us He would have seen to It that the German people were grven a just peace Soon the GI wrll be coming home full of the feelrng that hrs enemres are closer to hrm than hrs allres He rs returnrng by the mrllrons to rake hrs oprnron rnto every corner of the Unrted States He wrll soon be organrzed He wrll lobby rn Washrng ton He wrll vote for polrtrcrans who thrnk as he does He wrl be our mayor, our senator, and our congressman On rnternatronal rssues he wrll vote rn accordance wrth the rmpressron he brought back wrth hrm from Europe These rmpressrons can have a drsastrous effect on Unrted tates future destrny They could hlp a defeated, humrlrated desperate, vengeful Germany rrse from rts ashes for a thrrd try at wo ld domrnatron We mus begrn now the work of avrng the peace our men fought hard to wrn by tellmg them how deep are the roots of evrl therr comrades dred to free us from, by showrng them who therr friends 1 e rn the rest of the world and who, behind smrles and honeyed words are strll therr enemres Vfe must be well awa e of the dangerous propa ganda, the frrendlrness wrth a purpose wrth whrch many clever Germans have duped our un suspectrng occupatron forces Otherwrse a new and terrrble krnd of drsaster hes ahead of us again rf we fall to drfferentrate between our real enemres and our true frreuds I I . 1 . 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Nancy Murry Alxce Mcjllton Page Forty 0716 Need for Harmony Orxgmal Oratxon by Dxck Freeman A goal desxred by the United States for many years has been western hemisphere harmony I has been unattamed thus far The best proof that we have not reached thxs goal can be found ln a few lncldents that took place at the San Fran cxsco conference Complete harmony, lf seemed had been reached at the 1nterAmerxcan conference held IH March 1945, at Mexico City Here was passed the Act of Chapultepec which provided for a common defense of the Western Hemisphere against any form of fascism Yet, at the San Francxsco conference when Russia demanded the exclusion of Argentrna, d clarmg that country to be a fasclst state, she met a solid bloc of opposltlon from the Western Hem nsphere When the question of admrssron of Argentina came up as the subject of the first vote to be taken at the conference, xt was quite evident that the Western Hemisphere bloc would work together to achleve Argentlnas admission Yet they were work mg dlrectly agalnst then' own plan of defeatlng fasclsm rn this hemlsphere' No doubt the delegates at Mexico Cnty had mmd certam aggressxve movements and subversrve actlvltles by Argentma when they constructed the defense act fffertarnly they could not have been so narve as to overlook such POSSIIDIIIIICS and factsl Yet they offered the olnve branch to that country A resolution was passed stating, xn effect, that although Argentlna had not taken the necessary steps to permlt her partlcrpatlon rn the conference she was xnvlted to adhere to the Act of Chapul tepec and declare war upon the Axis powers Two weeks later Argentina declared war upon the Axis and approved the final acts of the Mexico City conference for her slgnature On April 9 the Allxes recognized the mrlrtary government of Argentlna All thrs pleasmg and gratlfymg actlon by Argen trna was done not because she believed 1n the prm cxples and precepts approved by the Allxes Such action was simply a smart political and dlplomatrc move Yet Russxas demand that Argentma be barred from the San Francisco conference made our fur rxsel Russla lost the vote on thrs matter 287 The Unlted States was the only great power voting for admlssnon To the ordinary observer rt seemed that we were merrrly whxrlmg around m a great crrcle and doing nothing about xt Page Forty Iwo Several parts of the defenslve Act of Chapultepec lack defmxteness Indeed some of the delegates hunted that they were not too sure what parts of the act really sand although nts Implied meanlng was clear to them Ir 15 quite clear that such polrtlcal horslng around getting us nowhere and accomphshmg absolutely nothmg Instead of getting anything done, we have lost our once powerful and all lm portantl moral leadershrp rn Latin Amerrca I once spent a few weeks wlth some boys from one Latm American country Naturally w ex changed ideas and vlews about our respectrve coun trles These youth told me that the people of thexr country, mdeed all Western Hemisphere countries, look to the United States for leadership Now we seem to be sadly botchlng things I wonder, lf I could talk to those boys today, what they would say about our country now? Wotxld they consider the United States as a soft touch, a shoulder to cry on when things went wrong? I honestly, and regretfully believe they would I also belneve that they would say that Uncle Sam IS throwxng hrs money around like water to nothlng Why be played for an easy touch 7 An ex change of patents, economic and pohtrcal contacts, Ideas ard the like yes, but not a one way grvmg spree I believe that the answer to achieving that much sought goal of Western Hemlsphere harmony hes ln a policy of keeping our feet on the ground, our hands ln our pockets, and our mind on our busl ness I also believe that we are begmnmg to pur sue such a policy Our recent memorandum to the government of Argentina xs one example At San Francisco lf was proved that the Western Hemisphere bloc, working wrth complete harmony, can be one that has to be reckoned with rn any form of world government We have used the mal and error system enough We have made a few steps ln the rrght drrectxon Lets continue to take more No doubt the way will be long and hard We may even have to swallow some prrde But the end obtained by travelmg thxs path will be worth the effort The peoples of the world have faxth ln us and m our abnllty Lets keep that farth YI ' ,,7 t ' . , y ' ' . . . . ,, . 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W J VD' X X' hu., xr V X'4fM ,D1zBoles 57Me 1 Moffat Backielgl 111 actxon Luther Stenv1ck Rltchey s Ralders Captam Bob Fmstad Karl acobscn Left to rxght from top to bottom Co Captam Guy Smlth Coach Mr Dawson Bottoms up Can t be moved Tom Lmehan Al Soh Watch that kne erry Healy Dlck Enckson Successful play CHIPPEWA FALLS vs RIVER FALLS One of the most thrilling games of the season was the game with Chippewa Falls which was the only non conference game The River Falls team was out played most of the game but came back to t1e 13 13 Chippewa Falls turned the heat 1 the first quarter on strong offensrve plays but time and time again our line held within the 5 yard strip Chippewa scored in the first quarter and made the extra pomt In the second quarter Dean Wllk1nS scored a touchdown by catching a 15 yard pass Lrnehans try for the extra pomt m1ssed by lnches Chippewa scored agaln in the third quarter by bucking our line Their try for the extra point was also a failure In the fourth quarter with the ball on our 9yard line Dave Smlth called a series of running and pass plays which took us into Chippewa territory udge Uerry Healy made about a 61 yard run and from there Wilkins went over for a score and the extra point was good ELLSWORTH vs RIVER FALLS River Falls had a hard time beating a small but very tough Ellsworth team The usual starting lineup did not do so well against the purple and white and Coach Dawson kept sending in a steady stream of replacements throughout the game Meyers was outstanding for River Falls with two touchdowns to his credit one of them on a twisting squirming run of about 30 yards River Falls ground and passing offensive wasn t up to par but they d1d score one touchdown on straight football with Smith going over for the counter Linehan broke even on the points Ellsworth 13 HUDSON vs RIVER FALLS The football game with Hudson was considered the championshrp game ln the conference Hudson had dominated the conference football activities for the four years preceding 1945 The team scored four touchdowns two of which were called back because of rules The first quarter was spent in attacking and counter attacking back and forth across the field In the second quarter our offense started rolling Tom Linehan scored a touchdown from the 1 yard line In the third quarter Tom went for another touch down on an off tackle play from the 25 yard line No one tacked him Guy Smith intercepted a Hudson pass on hrs own 30varc1 and went for another touchdown which was called back In the fourth quarter River Falls defended the score of 12 and the game ended 12 0 in favor of River Falls MENOMONIE vs RIVER FALLS River Falls football team went well on the way to the championship when they defeated Menomonle 13 7 Menomonie outplayed the River Falls team throughout the first half and led by 7 0 until the third quarter In the third quarter R1ver Falls by sheer power went down the Held and Llnehan went over for the counter His try for the extra pomt was blocked In the fourth period the bovs drove down the field using clever plays and running the ball hard and fast Again Llnehan scored from the 2 yard line and added the extra point Final score Menomonre 7 River Falls 13 COLFAX vs RIVER FALLS R1ver Falls won the conference championship by defeating Colfax which was the last game of the season The game was played on a rain soaked rough and slippery field In this game the players won their gold footballs Mr Dawson who had bawled the team out continually during the season finally broke down and told them the good side of their playing instead of the bad Pg Fifa' 7 , . - . . .n , . , . . . . . . 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I . . , U a e i BASKETBALL LydOt NY RIVER FALLS vs SPRING VALLEY Taken from sports revxews ln The Rwer Falls ournal R1ver Falls started off thelr basketball season successfully by defeatmg Sprmg X alley 40 31 I-Iealy paced the scormg for Rlver Falls by a score of 20 pomts ELLSWORTH vs RIVER FALLS Ellsworth almost upset the R1ver Falls team IH th1s game wlth Rlver Falls belng outplayed for the hrst three perlods In the fxrst half the team seemed to be off on their hots and flmlng Ellsworth led at the end of the half by a score of 2015 Then ln the last half R1ver Falls got golng wlth Smlth and Healy hlttlng the target They pulled ahead of Ellsworth r1ght after the thlrd perxod and went on to be1t them 40 37 Healy got 16 pomts whlle Smlth got 12 RIVER FALLS vs I-IUMBOLT R1ver Falls had a tough rlme defeatmg a strong I-Iumbolt team Thls was non conference game Healy was hxgh DOIDI man mth l7 poxnts NEW RICHMOND vs RIVER FALLS R1ver Falls challced up another conference game when they defeated New Rlchmond 5 41 The game was an unmterestrng affaxr because there seemed to be no doslbt as to who would wln after the first quarter RIVER FALLS vs LA CROSSE LQGAN Rner Falls expectxng a tough game came through wxth an easy vlctorv over La Crosse Stull plavlng wlthout the SCFVICC of Lmehan the team scored a hnal of 45 75 fly ,4 J In W Stuuzfing: Harry Laufenberg, Dickie Erickson, 0 s ness. Seated: Conch Cina. jackie Schuman. jerry Healy, Roger Kuss. Diz Bolts. Davy Smith. Tommy Line- han. Dunne le ers. I l ' ' ' J I 7 - . . . ' A Y ' s ' ' . - . y . . . f I K' . ' - .... ., . . . . . . l 3 f . ,V . . . . 1 - . I V 7 5 7 I ' Y I . Page F: -one OSCEOLA vs RIVER FALLS The Osceola game was non conference The score at the end of the first quarter was 14 3 1n favor of Rlver Falls second quarter 19 16 1n favor of Osceola th1rd quarter 28 22 ln favor of Osceola and the flnal was 36 35 1n favor of Osceola Healy was hxgh polnt man m thls game wxth 12 po1nts MENOMGNIE vs RIVER FALLS Playmg the best basketball of the season R1ver Falls upset the Menomonle bas lcetball team by a score of 55 to 46 The game started fast with both teams battlmg evenly the first few mlnutes the score bemg t1ed at 2 4 and 5 but from that t1me on Rtver Falls led The score at the end of the first quarter was 17 ll w1th Rrver Falls leadlng and 27 21 before the half ended The th1rd quarter was best for the team as they scored 23 DOIHIS to lead 50 31 at the end of the th1rd perlod In the fourth period R1ver Falls was weakened by substitutes and scored only 5 poxnts Kuss was hlgh pomt man with 17 po1nts Healy gett1ng I3 and Lxnehan 10 MENOMONIE vs RIVER FALLS Thxs game decxded who were to be conference Champxons It was a close game w1th Rlver Falls never more than 4 po1nts ahead Healy was hlgh man wxth 12 points Rlver Falls led 8 7 at the hrst quarter 19 I5 at the half and the score at the end of the third perlod was 3128 The final score was 37 35 1n favor of Rxver Falls RIVER FALLS vs OSCEOLA R1ver Falls playlng wlthout the SCFVICC of Llnehan defeated Osceola 39 37 1n a bang up ba l game and was not ln a umform Ar the end of the first quarter Osceola led 8 4 and at the half they were ahead 16 11 The th1rd quarter was much better for Rlver Falls as Smlth and Schuman started Rlver Falls on thelr way to VICIOFY by flndmg their marks As the fourth period started Rrver Falls had a one polnt lead The final quarter was an excltmg one wlth Rwer Falls leadmg by 4 POIUIS untll Osceola scorec.. malcmg the flnal score 39 37 Healy was hlgh point man wxth 19 po1nts TOURNAMENT HUDSON vs RIVER FALLS Both teams scored one point ln about three m1nutes of play Rlver Falls then started to roll up a lead on Hudson Rlver Falls was 2 po1nts ahead at the half At the end of the th1rd quarter the score was 28 29 Ar the end the score was 36 29 ln favor of Rlver Falls RIVER FALLS vs EI LSWORTH Rlver Falls had an easy t1me defeatmg Ellsworth 1n IIS second game of the tourna ment by a score of 66 to 55 Rtver Falls took an early lead and held lf throughout the game In the fourth quarter leadmg by a comfortable margln of some 20 po1nts Coach Clna put ln hls reserves for the remalnder of the game RIVER FALLS vs OSCEOLA Tlns was the heart breaker of the season The team was conference Champlon and won the tournament at River Falls The score at the half was I4 14 and thls 1nd1cates the type of game If was The f1nal core was 35 32 rn favor of Osceola The team put 1n a wonderful season Everyone played hrs best ball and deserved everythmg he recelved ln return Credtt wrll have to be given to Mr Ea Cma for n s management of the team - . . 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A a l VXQNOMONI as Z Crawling Back And They Came It was a brrsk evemng and sp1r1ts were h1gh Due to a number of thlngs namely that If was the last basketball game of the year wrth our team holdlng the con ference t1tle and that Wlllre had gotten pard whrch meant he could celebrate our vrctory or drown our defeat lf was a grandxose occasron To go on wlth my story Menomonre IS noted for xts femrnme pulchr1tude for you who drdnt get caught rn Srlver Star s clutches that means huba huba faces and flgures Many a rovrng eye was cast around before those handsome hunks of men from Rrver Falls took thelr places to watch the business at hand the basketball game ln case you forgot the general purpose of thts momentous gatherrng Some fellows were luckler than others for they had correspondence connectlons wh1ch had aroused rnterest and speculatron among the fellas whnspers and conversatlons well sprrnkled w1th frowns and femrmne curses from the g1rls On to the game however It was a gay loud affalr w1th much shoutrng boolng and all that ballyhoo Now my purpose IS not to brag up the team or Ed Cma but to tell you how they came crawlrng back After the game there were numerous drscussrons held on Marn Street but we of Rrver Falls managed to hold our own and proceeded wlth alfalrs at hand Before the evenlng was over many a bleak and dreary maxden whxspered from her bed rn Rlver Falls after a walk home wlth the grrls Let them go to the Menomonre cats gxrls to you chumj They ll come crawlrng back Weeks have passed months 1n fact and lf s Prom tlme agarnl Well grrls are they back or are ye stlll awaxtrng at the garden gate for the mght crawlers? I offer a suggestron to both sexes To the farrer sex carry a walkre talkle connected wlth your beloved and attach a ball and chaln to h1s ankles or grve up 1n despalr and go crawlmg out to meet them To those handsome wooers of out of town women vet a good address book and a correspondlng secretary You take 1t from there' Pge Fftyz ' 'XX . Iv I X 5 If I-si'1'7 C.. Y a l n f f ' : f,x.. .1f .M,4, ,, - s a 3 . Y . . . . 7 ' 7 . . , , , , J- , , l . . 1 .x K., . , . 9 ' 9 7 ' 9 C! 77 ' FQ ' ' 77 L ' 9 7 . . . . ,, . 3 Q 7 ' 7 ' 77 q , . . . . , . . . 7 3 ' 7 9 ' Y 9 Y . - - ' 7 ta ' ' a i -1 Things Learned While Attending High School Freshman year unlor year 1 You Can f draw an 1115142 Stfalght 1 6 hours of sleep are all that are necessary 2 G1rls are dancing fiends 3 S k h H: 2 There IS sk1ll connected wlth shootmg craps mo mg is or Stu 3 Its just a nlce l1ttle walk to Ellsworth 4 You can walk to chool 1n 7 m1nutes flat Sophomore year 8 hours of sleep are all that are necessary Teachers are really qu1te stupld You can t draw an 1ns1de stra1ght You re st1ll an under classman You have to know your ra1ls before you play b1ll1ards Dancmg 1sn t so bad after all A1r l1ke water IS elastlc IH that It seeks 1ts own level sa1d Ed Home on the Range Clna That s why lf s so snappy on a cold morn1ng And then Ev1e Boles came ln the other day and wanted to know 1f that batlung beauty on the cover of TIME was a TIME exposure Guy Smlth dled a thmg to do When fifty years wedded to a shew Released he hopefully for entrance cr1e Before the gates of Parad1se Hast thou been 1n hell? Peter Sald Sald Sm1th Ive been married and he hung h1s head Come ml Come 1n' And welcome my son Hell and Marr1age are as one In bl1ss extreme he entered the door And knew the blxss he d thought of before He scarce had entered the gardens fa1r When Lmehan asked admxsslon there Peter asked the questlon again Hast thou been 1n hell T Lmehan No? Thou canst not enter Lmehan s reply Guy Smlth by George IS no better than I That may be but he s marr1ed been And so on earth has suffered for s1n Marr1ed9 Aha' Ive been marr1ed IWICC Too bad' We don t want fools 1n parad1se On hls death bed poor Murphy l1es H15 fr1ends are 1n despa1r W1th frequent s1ghs and mutual CFICS They both express thelr care A different cause says O Br1en sly The same effect may glve P ge Sxty Senlor year Teachers aren t so dumb after all 6 hours of sleep are absolutely necessary You st1ll cant draw an 1ns1de stralght Some glrls actually want to get marr1ed It 15 a good th1ng somet1mes to do away w1th your 1nh1b1t1ons What a soft l1fe h1gh school 15 Murphy fears that he may d1e H1s friends that he may l1ve BOB FINSTADS EPITAPH A deer a man a loaded gun No deer dead man Thy w1ll be done B1ll OBr1en What do you DO after school hours Murphy? Murphy Im a track man O Br1en What sect1on do you work on? Glanzman I just thought of another good joke B M1ller Oh get your m1nd off yourselflll pool hall on hls way home He wasn t even gomg to look 1n As he half ran half stumbled by streams of sweat poured down h1s face Fmally he made lf Then he turned and sa1d Well done Heal come on back and I ll treat you to a game And of course you ve heard about the dead fish Long tlme no sea C Pace I could d1e danc1ng w1th you L McClellan Yeah IIS k1ll1ng me too POME Mary had a l1ttle lamb You ve heard th1s tale before But d1d you know she passed her plate And had a l1ttle more? Sa1d the toe to the stocking Let me through let me through Sald the SIOCk1Dg to the toe Ill be darned lf o R1tchey How many senses have we? Doorak S1x Rxtchey I myself have only five Doorak The other IS common sense , . . . , I . , . . . Q , . . : 9 1. 1' ' 2. ' ' 2. 3. , , . . 3. . , . . . 4- 7 ' QQ - 77 4. ' ' 5. ' 5. , , 6. ' ' I , 6. 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IQ I ' . , ' i 1 Aren t they sweet? 2 XVhen fnends meet 3 Boles and fnencl 4 Love Bxrds 5 More of same 6 True Bluepj 7 Platomc love Page Sixty one Pg Sxtytw Margaret Aasterud Clarsy Andrle Mary Clalre Andrle Mary Ellen Bateman Annalee Benson Glenn Cobxan Arlene Cudd Veryl Datwyler Genevieve DCISS Marxe Dusek Wxlham Eaton Rosella Edgar Donald Eggers Robert Enloe Marvm Erlckson Rlchard Erlckson erry Fmn Robert Fmstad Rrchard Freeman ohn Gaustad Dorls Graetz Patr1c1a Greenfield Sunny Hall Gerald Healy Mabel Hendr1ck on Edrrh Hoffmeyer oan Hovde Gerald Iverson Alene Schorn W11l1am Schultz Blanche Sly Davxd Sm1th Guy Smlth Bernlece Snow Alfred Solx Luther Stenvlck Nelda Stokes Verda Swenson Donna Tlmmerman Margaret Wells lohn Wenum Orln Wenzel Karl acobson Eugene Iohnson Marlan ohnson Wendell Iohnson V1rg1n1a Iordahl Patrrcla Klnney Mary Kordosky L1na1re Lanslng It s In the Stars PLANS TO BE Latm Teacher Farmer s Wnfe Stenographer Nurse Congresswoman Poet Bar Tender at Curley s Blacksmrth FIFSI Grade Teacher Actress C1t1zen of Hudson Store Keeper Woman Hater Model Husband Av1ator Professlonal Boxer BUT BECOMES Woolworth Salesgxrl Model Nursemaxd Bobby Socker Farmer s Wlfe Nnghtclub Inspector Bar Tender Chemlst MISSIOHSFY Hula Dancer Speed demon Prescott Belle Egg Inspector Anybody s man W P A Worker Keeper of an Old Maxds Home I-I1llB1lly Nation s second best baseball player all B1rd Play Wr1ter Undertaker Heart Breaker Ollve ulce Sampler Housewrfe udge A1r Stewardess 4 H Worker HOUSCWlf6 Cowboy Saleswoman No 1 baseball player Teacher God s Glft to Women Coach Sweater glrl Truck Drwer An Artlst Married Homemaker Home Ec Teacher Secretary Master Farmer Che Professor Ideal Husband Blues Smger Tavern Manager Stenographer Cxty miss Chemlst Artlst Cltxzen of Strllwater Stage Hand Play Boy Yes woman Professor s Wxfe Nurse Mald Dellvery Boy Hayesy Housewife Health Glrl of the Natron Socxal Worker Hrtch Hiker Sunday School teacher Taxl drxver Marrled slllyl amtor of old ladles home unk collector Znd Gypsy Rose Lee Well Tralned Husband Sldeshow Freak Qwner of Pool Hall Pol1t1c1an Seamstress at Prescott Boss s wife Barn burner Bottle Washer Meter Man Breadwmner Blushmg Bride Hlstory Crltlc Mrs fyou know who Follles Dancer Blouse Deslgner Another Kate Smxth f 0 v . .... J i .. Eugene Gregor A ..a.. G-man A .. ..,.... ,a,. a.,, W o nder Boy I .. ,rgew H' ' J .... ' . C. 'U ' I ......... .r I l I l J ' P f g' I Nun u . u y Main Street Celebration After World War I Carroll Llndquxst Tom Lnnehan Rosemary Lofgren erry McAulay 1m Mc 1lton rm Matzek Audrey Mensmg Dorothy Moss Mary Ann Murphy Mary Jo Murry Phylhs Nelson Clarlce Olson Mrldred Orcutt Loyd Ostness Bette Pratt Ellen Reed ean Ann Reed Sue Savage PLANS TO BE O11 Station Prop Football All star Second enny Llnd Tough Guy Doctor Short Movxe Star Kmdergarten Teacher Soda jerk Nurse Keeper Opera smger Mrs Gemus Rarlroad Engmeer Concert P1an1st Soap box orator Powers model BUT BECOMES Jeep Drlver Theater Manager Hog Caller Tlmld Soul Bus Drrver Tall man at the clrcus Wartress at Sweet Shop Traveler s compamon Doc s Wlfe of Lonely Hearts Club Glamour glrl Employed at the Alvm Social worker professional bum Hula dancer Congress woman Fat woman m clrcus Mrs Tommy Manvrlle No 9 Scrubwoman S tylh e l J. . 44......,. ......44,.,.,......,...... r l 1. J .,......,,. ..,..........4...,,....,.,...,. I J .L ,........,. . ,........,4...,.,,...,. ' Bernard Motl Teacher ...., EI C... Meter-man J .v..,, . ' ' Six W0 9 QV' ff mg, l too s 4 Wrestling team 5 Love that boy 6 Rrrrrrrrruf? 7 Roger the Lodger 8 Oshkosh BGosh 9 oyce Bjerstedt Vamp asper enta rants m Big G now VP 14 Young Nelson kid 15 Wiiting for a street car' Mom 1ncl Groan William 18 Made in Home Fc' I9 Paenpy 11 bend it the knees! Fmnk 'U N1tur1l rork forma Books! 3 Ooooooh Dean than look 4 emnie in one ot school s brand new band uniforms 75 Egad Sue 6 ipe X e n t o 78 Thar s better 9 Camera s Osmess 30 Can she dance 31 Oddity 1 belle wringing hmdsl 3 'Nice Choker Vleely Page Sixlv C I 9 81' five F l in If - , I 1 an 1 ' Z o, 5 A , 5, 'Q ' A 4. . 1 q ll X V ' :She . 'V ' A '3 A 1 sl, ' 1 V X wt' 'Q N l, 9 , l ft 27 1 V 1 ' ll ff l, Missing links, 2, A Zephyr!in the background. 3. What-no tion, 21, Why the rabbits foot? ZZ, Exception to .the rule. fNote l? . ' . . ' , . ff 2 , , l 2 , jr ' ' th . . . , . ' . , J i . ' ' . - . , ff 2 , P h 10. . . ll C . 12. M l G' , 13, I' n ' irl lid, 2', V did ' cl it. - , ' , 2 . . hy '! f . . ' ' . . .' ' ' f , . ? 'J. ' i h 16, t 1 . 17. 'Y i . . i . 1 - . 2, . 1' . i . Comphments of OLIVER C WEBSTER INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Servlce Comphments of the MODERN BEAUTY SHOP EDITH MEYERS Mgr Phone 64 Melgard Monument Company HARRY N KNOTT Proprretor Memonals of Quahty RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN Meyers Candy SGIVICS CONFECTIONS and FINE CANDIES Phone 4251 Complrments of E A BAIRD PHILLIPS 66 PRODUCTS CARL PEARSON CRANE QUALITY PLUMBING Phone 422 WILLIAM E MCEWEN Attorney and Counsellor Tremont Bldg Phone RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN COMPLIMEN TS of the Chatterbox Sandwlch Shop Howard Nelson and Lawrence Cook Props Pg Yly V Phone 66 101 . 282 V e I ix - ' 2 INGEBRITSON BROS. Automotive Shop 17 North Main Street Phone 571 Your Patronage Appreciated ALVIN OLSON Barber Shop RIVER FALLS HATCHERY CHICKS FEEDS SUPPLIES SERVICE Phone 568 Best Wlshes to the HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS HARRY MELANDER INSURANCE Phone 345 For the Best PIICG of Eggs and Qulckest Payment Thlnk I Hansen cSf Matson Co PHONE 42 Complrments of T e STRIEBEL BARBER SHOP Insurance Co ARTHUR I FOSTER Secretary Agent for FIRE TORNADO AUTOMOBILE Meyers SGIVICG Statron GAS o L GREASING Insurance of A11 K1nds Phone 444 402 S Mam PgSy O ' h River Falls Mutual Fire , . . . i I - Ed I Leary Corrstructrorr Co I-Xgrrculturcrl Lrme Crushed Rock Grcrvel Black Drrt General Exccfvcrtrng ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE RIVER FALLS OIL CO Gcrsolrne Fuel G11 1V'otor O11 Trres cmd Tubes Your Bus1ness IS Apprecmted Telepho e 438 A W MATZEK P op G E KOTTS Age t C Phone 125 River Falls, Wisconsi ir 'lr n . . , r . . . , n FINE FOOD' Snappy Service' Good food always - thats our motto and our many customers wi11 attest to that fact Try us and taste for yourself' I-Iarrlson s Cafe and Klnnlc Iersey Dalry uality Milk and Cream DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR Phone 387W gig! ee PIERRE OI' POPCORN 115 SOUTH MAIN Open the Year Around Carrold P Gaalaas Doctor ot Optometry ii? RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN Phones Ofhce 3 Resldence 551 I P S y I Q O . - I BaIcery V S . ' me STOP and SHOP The Great A ci P Tea Company Food Store Paul Lrndqurst HBIIY LBIIQ' Mfg Hatchery and Form Supply RIVER FALLS Company B eeder of P of table Poult y gy Id es cry Bo n Equ pme t BPS Fe tl ers or d Seed Co Workrng Clothes ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE E l GAUSTAD BCId1O and Applromce Repd1r CNe t door to the thecxte D PHONE 231 W dt ir I I i I KPN . m W I i n MUHUfC1CfUfef of Points - Hoy Hoists - Milk Coolers I I i iz n In ir x I The FIRST NATIONAL BANK Assets Over S3 OOO 000 Make Thrs Bank Your Bank 'A' 'A' 'A' BUY SAVINGS BONDS 'lr i' if i' 'lr 'Ir M b of .... Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Com pl1me-nts W LUND CCD A Good Place To Trade Smce 1873 RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN FN K X f 3 KIDS! 131 v .V ' V , 1 ' x 'I , J bf E l ,, X 'fx ,f ' 5 x . . ' f . S If 'xl N 1 ,f 1 1 K rj 9 . f I- fp - U I, - X 1 , 'A Ll' 1 ,f f S S N , If Iv- I I I, k . 1 1 7 S N I I L ,I ' Q I A 5 1 I l i -,- . 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GLADSTONE BUILDING LLOYD E ANDERSON'S Standard Service Station Gas O11 Atlas Tires Batteries Phone 255W or 3441 E E HOUSER Standard Oil Company Prompt Bulk Deliveries Ph e 255W There s always a Somebody Who Wants your Photograph more than anything else' ONLY YOU CAN GIVE IT' Sl-IFPHARD S Photo Service Pofe oalF sh qofKodakFlm on - I Order Enlargernents for Special Friends I n -I r ssi n ini in i s FREEMAN DRUG COMPANY Freeman - Knapp Red and Whlte Super Market GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS DUNN ci SIMPSON Inc Hardware Merchants SALES THERMO GAS SERVICE GAS APPLIANCES ELECTRIC APPLIANCES Dewey S Rexall Drug Store D R U G S CRESCENT ICE CREAM a SCHCCL SUPPLIES I I I G. G. DEWEY, Proprietor SQy If With FI0WefS and Attorneys-at-Law PETER PEABSON F Ior1st Phone 51 420 E Elm Phone 298 RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN Smclcur SGIVICG StcIt1on Bulova and Elgm Watches ARNIE KUSS Manager il? HERB W HELMER YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED IEWELER Gllgney Motor Express Common Corner Fre1ght SGIVICS Tw1n C1l1eS Ch1CGgO R1verFcrllS Ellsworth Hudson Ecru Clmre M S PITTS and SONS Dependable Merchdndlse SERVICE THAT You WILL LIKE 0 Bu11d1nq Mdterlcrl O Blood S Pcunts 0 Lumber O Cool TELEPHONE No 332 Pgs . . I ,f , f K., O - . . . I I I I I I I . . . , . . a e eventy- FALLS THEATER Where you see and hear the BEST TALKING PICTURES IT IS OUR AIM TO GIVE THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT LJ C Behlmer Carlsch D1str1ct Attorney Co111ns Recreatlon Relax and Bowl FORSYTHE S FURNITURE Also headquarters for Duncan Glassware LandONod Beddmq Red Wmq Pottery Armstrongs L1no1eurn Du Pont Pa1nts Norge Electnc Appl ances and Zemth Rad1os etc Cook W1th Blau Gas YOU LL LIKE IT IOEL H OLSON fN FN f x Y , XNNH X. V I I T . I . i . e Scverltyeiglvl wwmsqw XV H Rx by R NRA 2 jf' N C5 sf' AWN ,XM XR Conqratulahon to the Class of 46 May you step out 1nto th1s world Wllh that conhdence that you or future generahons Wlll never have to flght a World War to lnsure peace on earth among men -5 X xxx 'N 5 RIVFR FALLS' MVIS Jiri 2 Allred Clotlners l'l'Cl'lE lust the Best Ice Cream 1n Town O ROSE and LOU BIESECKER . .- 1 :': . i1:r:r32ErE2ErE :Pg :fS:f:::3:3:f:f:fQMK ,. 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Page Seventy nme I-IELGESON S VARIETY CGMPLIMENTS Statlonery for School and Correspondence Strutwear HOSIGIY Peacock L1I'1qe1'1e ANKLETS HANKIES LIGHT BULBS E1ectr1c Supplles Dlshes Not1ons Salon 5 1Oc 25c 0 Sat1sfact1on Is Our A1m I F MU-RRY I a vvyer 118 SOUTH MAIN Larson s Food Market comphmenfs of Fresh FIUIIS GIOCGIIGS and Meats Slnclcur Reflnlng Company Every Day Low Przces PHONE 285 LOCALLY OWNED ING BERKSETH IACK AIDE Phone '01 Home Furnlshlngs and Home Apphances Comphments of jwftridg 15 is of c - - - 31.0 if O TELEPHONE 270 7 fe figlzty P1erce County s Largest Cooperatlve Elevator Merchandlsmg FEEDS SEEDS FLOUR SALT TWINE FERTILIZER IMPLEMENTS OILS GREASES TRACTOR FUELS GASOLINE TIRES AND BUYERS OF POULTRY AND EGGS EI EVATOR CO Rlver Falls W1scons1n O BRIEN S IDEAL CAFE Student Headquarters for MEALS and LUNCHES LUNCHES ICE CREAM soDA FOUNTAIN DELICATESSEN Pr1nted by North Central Publlshlng Company Engraved by Greene Engravlng Company EQUITY COOPERATIVE For E'conom1caI Transportat1on Moody Chevrolet Company Iohn Deere Farm Equrpment Telephone 350 Rlver Falls WISCOHSIH Eda ci Freda Dress Shoppe MARVIN S IEWELHY Dresses Hoslery Purses Gloves Hats L1nger1e AMY ANDERSONS INFANTS DEPARTMENT WELDING SERVICE E1ectr1c and Acetylene Weldmg R1ver Falls W1scons1n Comp11ments of Stewart s T1re and Battery SSIVICG RECAPPING and VULCANIZING Comp11ments of DODGE HARDWARE Sznce 1855 Telephone 175 W Comphments of TOE FALTEISEK SHOE REPAIRING Com phments of MCLAUGHLIN S MARKET MEATS and GROCERIES Telephone 170 g Egfw . . I I O I I , . . ' I ii-i.. e i 1 -two Complrments of Fmn ci Segerstrom L1censed Embalmers and Funeral Drrectors MORTUARY PHONE No 246 Fmn Resldence Segerstrom Res1dence No 86 No 235 RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN Com phments of R1chardson Cleaners Phone No 308 W RIVER FALLS WISCONSIN I C PENNEY CO R1ver Falls Wlsconsm DRY GOODS CLOTHING SHOES THE ENTIRE FAMILY Buy Here and Save Money MUNSON S Department Store Dresses HOSIEIY L1nger1e Dry Goods Men s Furnlshmgs Hotel Gladstone W M SUTHERLAND Prop 422' Rooms Meals Lunches Reasonable Rates O CANDY O CIGARS Phone 100 Bus Depot West S1de Food Store ELIZABETH PRATT Prop GROCERIES SandW1ches Ice Cream Soft Dr1nks ALL SERVICE MEN SERVED FREE Phone 342W Sundaes Malted Mllk Cones FALLS SANITARY DAIRY STEEL DE SOTO ICE CREAM The Cream of Them All Pasteurlzed Daxry Products Phone 74 Page Exgbly th I ' ' 0 AND READY-To-WEAR Fon ' , ' . . ' 0 . , . . Iensens Iersey' Farm Registered Iersey Cattle Wisconsins Grade A Seal ls Ours to Use This is our proof of better MILK IAY H GRIMM INSURANCE AGENCY Headquarters for Insurance MUTUAL AND STOCK COMPANIES Courtesy of Carroll Bakery S32 Fresh Baked Goods Dally Falls Town Crler CII1 Prmtery Advert1s1ng and Iob Prmtmg SIDD d ROMAIN BRANDT PETER CARLSEN FEEDS and PRODUCE T 1 ph RICHARD S INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS REAL ESTATE Plhf I fN f Complete Line of Compliments of 37 A I V an Phone 21 g fy- our Courtesy of DAVIS IVICLAUGHLIN Funeral SGIVICG Furnlture Apphcmces CENTRAL LUIVIBER OO BUILDING MATERIAL MULE HIDE ROOFING COAL WOOD Sherwm W1111crms Palnts IRA WILCOX, Manager COAST-TO-COAST STORE A HARRY FAULKNER, Owner LOCUUY Owned WE WISH TO THANK THE Ncmonally Adverused ADVERTISERS WHOSE SPLENDID WHOLEHEARTED SUPPORT WAS IN LARGE MEASURE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE SUCCESS Mobllgas and MOb1IO1I OF THIS BOOK IIM RICHARDS PHONE 156 RIVER FALLS CLINIC Physlcmns cmd Surgeons O A DAWSON MD C E MCIILTON MD CURLEY'S EATS Ice Cream Lunches YOU LL APPRECIATE OUR SERVICE Pg Egly . V CHALMER DAVEE, M.D. R. U. CAIRNS, IVLD. 4 e i 11 -:ix Dr. Iohn S. Anderson OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN cmd SURGEON Rrver Falls W1scons1n River Falls Launderers and Cleaners order too large or too small We PICK Up and Delzver Phone 474 Let Us Keep Your Clothes Neatly Cleaned and Pressed WE ALSO CLEAN AND BLOCK HATS KELLY KLEANERS Telephone No 231W GAMBLE STORE Authonzed Dealer IOHN KOLASINKI Homeguard Insulatron and Roohng Auto Accessorres Llght Hardware Pa1nts Sport1ng Goods TEMPLE LUNCH CAFE Regular Meals and Plate Dlnners SANDWICHES ICE CREAM SOFT DRINKS Open Evenmgs 7 OO pm darly CHESTER and DOROTHEA HOLMES SEEKAMP S MARKET QUALITY MEATS Phone 412 Com plzments G SAVAGE BARBER SHOP Relrlgerated Lockers For Better Meats use the Refrrgerated Lockers L I KAY Manager P g Egfvly No I Meals served from ll:f3O a.m. until . K - K of Th - a e i - Comphmen ts of the FLORIAN S INN SMEAD Ch1cken 111 a Basket Manufacturlng STEAK FROG LEGS Cgmpany R1 e Fall W con n Manufacturer f H ghway 29 Phone 585 Paper F1111'1g Supplles CME C Cf Biff, CJ , 5 RED WING MINNESOTA E I lv 'V r S, is si o i TIIDI-MARK IEG. U. 5- PAT. GFI. we oca o cc o inc om yan I l High School Will Graduate Class Ui Seventy at Exercises Friday Evening at School Auditorium Attorney Marsh rll Norseng Wrll Be the Commencement Speaker Honor Assembly Held Tuesday Afternoon, Krnnrcs Given Out 1Prctures on Pages Seven and Eight? A class of 10 high school seniors will receive their dr plomas at commencement exercises tomorrow tFrrdayJ eve ning at the high school auditorium, and at which Attorney Marshall Norseng of Chippewa Falls, an alumnus of River Falls hr h vtrll be the principal speaker This will complete a week of commencement actrvrty which has seen the senror class play Our Toun given, and an Honors Assembly held lTuesday afternoon Krnnrcs, the annual book turned out by the high school, xx ere distributed Tuesday afternoon and the rest ot the tw eeli urll be devoted to autogr aphrng the books by students and teachers alike Football letters 'Bob Finstad Capt Carl Finstad 'Drck Erick son 'Luther Stenvrck 'Jim Mc Jilton Harold Laufenberg Jack Schuman 'Al Soli 'Tom Lrnehan 'Jerry Healy 'Merrill Mo1Tat Du ane Meyer Dean Wilkins 'Guy Smith 'Dave Smith 'Karl Jacob son Doug Jenkins Don Benson Basketball letters 'Tom Line Capt 'Dave Smith Jack umm, 'Jerry Hel-ly Roger Kuss Drck Erick on 'Loyd ness Harold Laufenberg Boles Duane Mever Boxing Harvey Pechacek Mueller Bob Smith Q91 Jrm Os Drz Don Wilcox Paul Gaustad Jerry Mal mer Dou Jenkins 'Luther Sten vrck Baseball Harry Laufenberg 'Bob Finstad 'Brll Schultz Drz Boles Duane Meyer Jack Schu man Brll Chrrstranson 'Loyd Ost ness Ambrose Murphy Bob Doo little Track 'Jim McJrlton 'Bob Finstad Dean Wilkins Seniors Class ofllcers are Bette Pratt president Al S011 vrce president Mary Ann Murphy secretary and Margaret Wells treasurer The class advisor IS Oliver Glanzman High School Seniors Margaret Aasterud Clarsy An drle Mary Claire Andrle Mary Ellen Bateman Annalee Benson Glenn Cobran Arlene Cudd Ver yl Datwyler Genevieve Derss Marie Dusek Wrllram Eaton Rosella Fdgar Donald Eggers Robert Enloe Marvin Erickson Richard Erick son Jerome Finn Robert Finstad Richard Freeman John Gaustad Doris Graetz Patricia G1 eenfleld Eugene Greg Sunny Hall Gerald Healy Ma bel Hendrickson Edith Hoifmey er Joan Hovde Gerald Iverson Marian Johnson Wendell John ston Virginia Jordahl Patricia Kinney Mary Kordos I Lmarre Lansing Carroll Lind lqurst Thomas Lrnehan Rosemary Lofgren Gerald McAulay James McJrl ton James Matzek Audrey Mens ing Merrill Moffrt Dorothy Moss Bernard Motl Mary Ann Murphy Mary Jo Murry Phyllis Nelson Clarrce Olson Mildred Orcutt, Loyd Ostness Bette Pratt Ellen Reed Jean Ann Reed Sue Savage Alene Schorn Wil ham Schultz Blanche Sly David Smith Guy Smith Bermece Snow Alfred Soli Luther Stenvrck Nel da Stokes Verda Swenson Donna Trmmerman Margaret Wells John Wenum Q1Lin.WenZeL 4....a.... At the' Honors cAssemb1y held Tuesday afternoon, many honors were distributed to deserving stu- dents. The principal honors in- clude the American Legion Award, which went to Jerry Healy. National Athletic Scholarship: 185 average for three consecutive semestersl Bob Finstad Jerry Healy Karl Jacobson Wendy Johnston Merrill Moffat Dave -Smith Al Soli Lang Scholarship Mary Jo Murry Scholastic Scholarship Anna lee Benson Margaret Aasterud Reader s Digest Award Anna 'ee Benson D A R Certrlicate Margaret Wells Badger Boys State Benny Frank Badger Girls State Alice Mc Jrlton Nancy Murry I G A A Sunny Hall Margaret Wells Genevieve Derss Sue Sav a e Annalee Benson Pat Kinney Audrey Mensrng Shirley Munson Jean Ann Reed Ellen Reed Safety Patrol Certificates Pa trolmen Clair Murphy Wayne Derss Norbert Meyer Lewis Han son John Frederick Bob Elertson Norvrlle Lansing Leo Karras Richard Seekamp Alan Swenson Richard Newberg Dan Lrnehan Charles Quandt Lreutenants Brll Killian Mar vrn Lansing Drck Schultz Captains Richard Schultz Don ald Hybarger The class play Our Town uhrch was presented Monday ev enrng to a packed house and once again Mrs Elmer Fuka staged an outstanding success Jerry Healy in the leadmg role again gave a truly wonderful characterization and other parts rn the play were given with equal ability FORENSIZ: Richmond Ten participants were winners of first place Four participants were wlnners of second place District Contest iRiver Falls State Teachers Colleger Nine participants were winners of flrst place One participant was wmner of second place Forensic Medals iGold medal from the schooll Alice McJllton Mary Harris Bill Miller Nancy Murry Alan Johnson Jerry Healy DICK Phillips Ellen Reed Harold Laufenberx Bob Doolittle Silver Medal from the school Bette Pratt Bronze Medal from the achdofi Charles McJilton Bill 0'Brlen Debate Alice maliltoh Mlry Harris Miller Nancy Mm-ry Musicw BQ 131, State ta 'B Jem Carol lvewm A mars. lr ll , , - ' r 2 ' . - . . 1 ' 1 - ,. 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