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River Falls High School - Kinnick Yearbook (River Falls, WI)

 - Class of 1949

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' , . i 1 .1 I, , t ,, L , , I. , . .1 - f I Opening Section tr -f ' J 'A 'U I Frontispiece ' V High School Title Page Forward Dedication Table of Contents A ll Fall Section Administration Advisory Groups Football Forest Reserve Features unter Section Organizations Basketball Junior Class Play Boxing Features IV Spring Section Senior History Seniors Kinmck Staff Awards Prom Band Orchestra Marching Band Features i' .- 09004 :ar -- val.. j ' Page Eight Sponsored by Helgeson s Variety r 1 X. ,, flfft 'X ,',4,lak,,5l--'il Ano tg, isis tg, AEA 45 l i i i fi Qmgawk it Rolling prcnrnes woode clouded sknes and rnch ho of the fall seczs Page Nine -Sponsored b llFAlll5lll9 rvest londs below s ell th cl hulls marking the dnvlslon between softly p e peoce ond contentment OH FIGCII' OU! Clly y Tousleys Furniture on d Appliance Store Kotrm Mama Papa Dogmar Chrnstsne Mr Hyde Nes Aunt Trlna Aunt Sagrnd Aunt Jenny Uncle Chrus Jessne Brown Mr Thorkelson Dr Johnson Arne First Nurse Second Nurse Thnrd Nurse Supervisor Soda Clerk Modelnne Dorothy Lnllnan Agnes Marne Mrs Moorehead Bell Boy Scrubwoman JUNIOR CLASS PLAY I REMEMBER MAMA CAST OF CHARACTERS MARJORIE QUANDT LOIS LARSON KENNETH ANDERSON ELIZABETH McJlLTON AUDREY SCHWEIZER BURNELL ADAMS DON SIEBOLD JANICE SOLUM PAT McCOLLOW BETTE JENSON DICK H SCHULTZ JACKIE GREEN KENNETH ROEN DOUGLAS KELLY BOB BJERSTEDT JOYCE JOHNSON JANET KUSS CLEONE KAHUT ELAYNE MEYER EDDIE MILLER ETHEL NEWBERG DONNA REED DOROTHY INGLIS JANICE MUNSON M RY SCHENACH JIM RUPERT ARDIS ROZEHNAL Stage Crew Roger Swenson Duck Schultz Ted Pechadw Tfnifu d fgidrxgrj Lansmg ff ropertles Donna Kusulek Ethel Newberg Janice M song Sollenoc toge managers Jnm Boles Jerry Board Jerry C t r 4,4 13 Ky Hgllgjxjxivlx wl J rc ,jf J lb J Y sex f age Ten Sponsored by Fmn 81 Segerstrom l .,.. fffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff.-fffffffff--- ' -ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff Bsrsv FRANK : '------------ I--E --'----- T ----T-'-- 7--i O 4 I ,- . f Yi . 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AJ 1, X 'tj 5 ' 1 , T I .Q 3 yr A l Vt I f 5-9 -ll-sl5',Q+fz kg of SUPERINTENDENTL H DAWSON It has been Mr Dawson s mlsfortune to be all a great part of the school year In attemptung to resume hls dutnes before a complete recovery was assured he was forced to convalesce more slowly In all of thus tnme Dawson kept a close connectuon wnth the school through frequent telephone conversatuons durlng the day Has partaclpatuon un school actnvmes most fre quently by remote control was nevertheless keenly felt for hns mterest was evidenced In helpful suggestlons and comments Through conferences wnth teachers and students all Important busmess of the school was duscussed, and decnsuons were reached Correspondence was checked carefully by Mr Dawson each day and responses were dictated It ns greatly to the credut of the student body and the faculty that school procedures have not been dlsrupted The conslderalon of the student body and the complete cooperation of the faculty should have geven Mr Dawson much satusfactlon and comfort un hus enforced absence Much credut goes to Mr Campbell, who has assumed a supervlsory role and who, through antel lngent dlrectuon of school functnons has served where nmmeduate actnon was necessary We are all very happy to know that Mr Dawson as well on the road to complete recovery and that he wull soon be able to fulflll all duties and tasks attendant upon hrs posntuon It has been a very dnffvcult year for hum, and we hope he realnzes that we all have trled to carry on to the best of our abnluty dunng has absence Page Eleven Sponsored by Carrold P Gaalaas, O D f , X : pg . . 1 A, - f 3 ra a , . r , . 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' ' , Mr. l . , ' 1 1 1 , . . , 1 FACULTY MEMBERS Mnss Edns Campbell Thnrd Grade Mrs Nan Carlson Fourth Grade Mr John Sabaka Muslc Ms E Fuka Englnsh and Speech Muss Betty Schaffner Home Economlcs Mrs Helen Phllllps Fifth Grade Mrs Myrtle Chapman Snxth Grade Mr Howard Bergstrom Socual Scuence Mr Gordon Mowers Social Science MI' Clyde Campbell Agriculture BOARD OF EDUCATION Mrs Bernard Mclaughlm Clerk Dr John Anderson Treasurer The resngnatzon durung the school year of Mrs Jeannette Hogue School Board Clerk made the apponnt ment of a successor necessary Mrs Bernard Mclaughlm was chosen by the other two members of the Board To full the vacancy Mrs Hogue had erved our school for many years and It was wsth real regret that her resngnatlon was accepted The welfare f the school was always her goal m her Ieavmg we felt the loss of a real fnond To all the members of the School Board the student body as well as the communlty, extends nts gran tude for servlces performed so faithfully and generously Page Twelve Sponsored by Rnchords Ins Agcy, Ruby Rlchcrds Agent ' I ' 1 2 - , 5 . , ' 5 r . . , I 1 , - r : . , 0 5 I . 1 . I . , 5 . , ' 5 . , , E. F. Benson . ..,....,.,.... ....., . . Director ' I I ' . 5 . I I ' - . , . . . , v ,pi 'D' K FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Marie Moynihan Library and Mathematics Miss Loretta Therien English Mrs G Cardinal School Nurse Miss Ruth Fuller First Grade Mr Ed Cma Science Mr Bruce Erickson History Miss Eldre Leslie Music Miss Florence Carlson Second Grade Miss Silxer Star La Ra English and Latin Miss Carmen Thomas Physical Education Miss Ethel Drews Commercial Mr James McGuire Science and Coaching Miss Dorothy Odegaard Mathematics 1 fc Page PTA Mrs. Fred Chinnoclc senior room mother: Mrs. Wayne Stewart, social committee: Mrs. Earl Foster, seventh and eighth grade room mother: Mrs. Herman Kuss, iunior room mother: Mrs. George Rupert, Mrs. Ray Kusilek, iunior room mothers: Mrs. Lewis Hupoert, seventh and eiqhth grades: Mrs. Chalmer Davee, vice presi- dent: Mr. Bruce Erickson, historian: Mr. Gordon Mowers, membership: Mrs. William Jenson, rural service: Mrs. Cliff Camp, freshman room mother: Mrs. Stan Davison, freshman room mother: Mrs. Elmer Fulra, presi- dent: Mrs. Orville Tostrud, treasurer: Mrs. Lester Gibson, secretary: Mrs. Ruby Richards, sophomore room mother: Mrs. Harry Laramy, senior room mother: Mr. Harold Segerstom, budget and finance: Mrs. H. T. Hag- estad, program committee: Mrs. William Olson, hospital guild: Mrs. Adolph Madsen, sophomore room mother: Mrs. leo Kelly, third grade room mother. The P,T.A. national theme of the year was Unfinished business-the child and his future, Guide lines enlarging upon the theme included school education, parent and family life education, health, and world understanding. Around this theme a program was planned which would serve essentially the people of River Falls and the immediate vicinity. It included the following features: Reorganization of school districts, by Mr. Ralph .lolliffe of the state department of education: The Proposed School Addition, Mr. Clyde Campbell: World Understanding-China, by Rev. H. E. Davis: slides and a lecture on Brazil by Mr. McLaughlin of the Teachers Coilegeg a hobby exhibit of paintings, carvings, etc., made by people in and around River Falls: How to Trace the Source of Delinquency, by Mr, Raphael Farrell: and a fine program of music and speeches by s.udents of the high school. Various church cho.rs throughout the city provided music for the programs Thirteen - Sponsored by Red 8. White Super Market, Molmer 8. Bouvin, Propri etors J odag ao g saqog Aq peuosuodg -- uaaunozg 96nd 'fs Xin .,,-.U it sw' we ,x 'fi Furst Row Ruth Foster Darlene Roatch lyle Hendruckson Ken Amos Marcus Hagestad Art Johnson Second Row Marulyn Sabby Ber nadune Best Gerry Carpenter De lores Buss Carl Westerdahl Thurd Row Betty Wasco Joanne Schommer Nolan Kusulek Fred Wels Audrey Pemble John Veen endall Fourth Row Jum Tobuas Muss Theruen Furst Row Muss Schaffner l Vane Wurth Joan Camp Ferns Bye Evelyn Peterson Verna Ray a Fusher Vucky Grumm Second Ron Marulyn Overbye Evan l E ck D S h lt ge une ru son ons c u 1 B rbara Mack Marulyn Johnson Mary McAulay Glenda Gruffey Joyce Chrustensen Maruorue Larson Harruet Lovell Jean Morrow Furst Row Chuck Quandt Bull OI son Bob McKahan Bernard Bushop Bull Jenkuns Gerald Cernohous Mr M G C UIIO Second Row Jum Bouvun Vuctor Kreuxuger Duck Anderson um Grubb Earl Francus Norbert Floruan Duck Kelly Standung Tom Benson Duck Neu berg Jack Kahut Larry Nelson Don Demullung Dan Luneluan Furst Row Grace Hutchuns Dons Deuss Muldred Cobuan Marulyn Pet erson Florence Neuhoff S d R M Rt I1 I econ ow If CY ' Hoffmeyer Albert Madson Robert Stokes Gordon Mueller Larry Schorn Howard Schorn Thurd Row Robert Deens Delbert Swenson Ronald Stewart SCHOOL DAYS OF 1948 1949 Oh I wush I dudnt have to go to school today' That us a famul uar statement whuch heard many tumes around the school buuldung Well kuds I wonder uf you really mean that? By the tume you get to be a senuor I am sure you wull change your mund When as a senuor you are so near the end of your hugh school days you begun to wonder what wull come next You ask yourself many tumes What does the fu tu e hold for me? Many of us wull have to admut that when ut comes rught down to facts we actually enuoy each school day How could anyone be bored wuth school when there are so many actuvutues goung on all the tume? Furst comes the annual freshman dance The shy fresh men who stand around un the halls the furst day of school b gun to realuze that hugh school usnt so bad after all lt us a hard lob to get many of them to start dancung but un a short tume they show us who can dance' Warren Olugney certaunly dud a good deed when he purchased hus new bus for our use Thus year we could look forward to goung to many outsude games that we otherwuse mught have mussed Before we know ut that grand game of football had started Frudays were usually days of unrest Everybody scurrued around talkung about the games and wonderung who would come out on top Raun or shune the crowd always turned up at a good old football game Three bells' We all knew what that meant, for ut usnt long be fore the audutoruum was hummung wuth nouse and laughter Now we wont have that buology or hustory test And my only lubrary peruod' was the waul heard from many lups We were surprused by a funny lookung an umal comung up the ausle Otto Mann soon told us that thus was one of hus trauned otters He told and showed us many unterestung thungs about hus anumals, and trued to convunce us that they would be wonderful pets The boys seemed to thunk that the gurls were crazy about thus tume of year Yes you guessed ut the gurls were carryung on theur TNT unutuatuon The gurls cer taunly dudnt look theur best the next day That us one day they had to let nature take uts course for no beauty treatment was al lowed We got our furst breathung spell when the annual Teachers Con ventuon came along That was the furst vacatuon of the year we look forward to wuth real antucu patuon' Two days wasnt very long but ut was an excuse to guve a bug applause when the holuday was announced As tume rolled on the dauly schedule was broken now and then by assembly programs among whuch was a group f Mussussuppuans who presented many of our favorute spurutuals On November I2 the gym was d corated very beautufully for the annual Pop Concert The mu sucuans gave a fune demonstratuon of theur skull and talent The game that most of us are thankful was unvented us none other than basketball The bas ketball season was very success ful thus year wuth the team wun nung many of uts games Even though ut was a blow to us not to be able. to emerge wuth all vuc torues we wutnessed some very fune ball playung On the evenung of December I4 many of the more enthusuastuc students showed us that they could rude donkeys Yes and play basketball besudes' lt wasa tough lob but provuded a great chuckle for onlookers Chrustmas was lust around the corner The GAA planned a Chrustmcus party but ut had to be postponed because there were ucy roads We certaunly had our share of ucy streets last wunter A few even took theur skates and got to page Fmeen Sponsored by Dr Roy H Laue, Dentust 11 . . , . . . 1 ,, . . . . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '5 - I I . . l I I a a o a v e I I ' a I I , . . . 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Each mornung you woke up you could expect that dustaste ful vusutor Of course every lunuor would come down wuth a beautu ful case durung the week of the prom and banquet Clncudental ly Roger Whute says that he dud nt have the measles but wanted a short vacatuonl Yes and agaun we had to postpone one of our dances thus tume he Easter dance The boys observed a new day thus year They called ut Hobo Day Each one trued to look worse than the other Wuth theur torn clothes pupes and bottles they c rtaunly convunced us that they were hoboes The audutoruum echoed wuth applause on Aprul 8 lt was for the famous accorduan player, Stanley Ross He played many of our favorute songs and selectuons H gave such a very fune per formance that he had to return to th stage for many encores The socuology classes took a half day off from theur studues to go to Hastungs and vusut the men tal unstututuon They all reported that they had had a very en lugthenung vusut I belneve we all agree that there us much umprove ment that needs to be made for th se unfortunate mental patuents Page Seventeen Sponsored by John W Davuson Attorney . - E . . . 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First Row Janis Howard Pa Bohmback Norma Falteisek Beola Fuller Dorene Hawkinson M Sa baka Second Row Richard Seekamp Leonard Johnson John Davee Judy Jackman Loretta Magney Third Row Lyle Johnson Don Richards Alvin Pechacek First Row Elizabeth Frank Art Feyerelsen Dick Enloe Burnell Ad ams Bonnie Hamman Marlys Ensign Mr Ber str 9 om Second Raw LeRoy Armbruster Bill Engel Phillip Feyerelsen gene Green Dorothy Hildebrandt Wayne Hllden Jackie Greene Tom Cudd Bob Blerstedt Third Row Bruce Anderson Ken neth Anderson Marion Dusek Ruth Dopluns Lois Hanson Flrst Row Lorraine Meyer Gloria Johnson Darlene Hunter Roger Kuss Second Row Marilyn Marsh Don na Olson Jim Kealy Dewayne Kusilek Jerry Jorgensen Mr Erick son Third Row Don Jenson Elwood Elliott Howard Nelson Harvey Dusek Vernon Peskar Dick Chun nock Healthy citizens make wealthy citizens. That is the idea we were promoting when we all had an X-ray for that dreaded disease, tuberculosis. It caused quite a commotion in the library, but the examination was very important to everyone. Warm weather means spring and spring means the Junior-Sen- lor banquet and prom As you walked down the hall all you heard was Oh lm getting nerv ous already What color is your formal? Then came the awaited night We all consumed the excellent food that the tumors had prepared for us Our usual speaker Mr Dawson could not be present, but Mr Campbell pre sented a fine speech entitled Had den Values With the banquet over everybody scattered off to prepare for the next exciting part of the evening Ted Pechacek and his date Ethel Newberg, reigned over a very crowded gym decor ated to the tune of April Show ers An orchestra from Elmwood provided some very fine music for the dance The next Monday morning was spent in discussing the happenings of that great night such things as what time you got home Sunday morning where you went, etc As usual when school began last fall the air was filled with rumors of new uniforms for the band This year however, it was no rumor Just after Christmas all the band members were measured for the long needed and awaited suits They arrived lust before contest time On April 26 the band resplendent in the new and hearsol concert for the P TA The next few days were spent in proc tucing for the contest on May 7 Did you know that some of our future farmers are very good singers? Yes we have a quartet composed of Kenneth Ames Bob Ames Bruce Meents and Bernell Adams accompanied by Marilyn Stone They will even travel to the state contest to demonstrate their talent The senior class play has been chosen, and practice has already started on A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court . Once again, Mrs. Fuka will spend most of her time with the cast to make the play a success. Characters in the play include the following: Hank, Tom Anderson, his mother, Phyllis Anding, Marion, his sister, Audrey Placep King Arthur, Bob Jensen Queen Guenever, Carol Doffnng Clarence, Duck Laramy, Elaine, Peggy Smith Sandy Kath leen Matzek, Merlin, Marcus Hag estad, Sogramor, Arthur John son, Launcelot Dick Chtnnock, Morgan Le Fay Ruth Foster, maids, Joan Shield and Donna Jones Jerry Baird and Jim Boles are the stage directors The seniors have decided on the color of the gowns they will wear on graduation Blue has been selected for both boys and gurs This will be the last year of school for many of the seniors Once again, another class will be thrust into the world to shift for themselves Some will choose a higher education while others will go right to work to earn a living Whatever the path we will all meet many obstacles and be mode to face many trials and trnbula tions Since no one can tell us what the future holds for us, we will have to do our best and then we may succeed fWrutten by Dorothy Kvapill Page Nineteen Sponsored by Curlys Eats I ' ll Il - 1 , . 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H 4 A f ,M .fgv 4 W I .3 ,, 3 'fm I ,f.1f,,: 4 ,Zi W Gcoon, RITCHEY S RAIDERS Flrst row Bully Armbruster Warren Ko as nsku Eugene Bennet Gerald Gbson Don Faltelselc Bruce Foster Alan Quandt Gerald .lensen Second row Rlchard Newberg Duane Swenson Don Demullmg Phll Kuss Duck Demulmg Jack Kahut Jnm Bou In Duck Harrison Thnrd row Roland Baud Ruchard Anderson Farnum Fuller Jerry Murphy Don Laue Jum Grubb Tom Benson Larry Henneman Phll Stewart Fourth row Manager .hm Boles larry Nelson Al Forsythe Marvm Anderson Alan Knd Bob Davee Vnctor Kreuznger Bob Bouvm Coach Harold Rltdley FOOTBALL SEASON 48 A WINNING START An mexperlenced Wlldcat team began the season umpresslbly by dowmng the Hub Cnty boys 21 O The Orange and Whlte clad boys started slowly but enloyed a 6 O lead as the fnrst half ended The touchdown was made by Kahut on an enght yard smash off tackle Early an the second half the hearts of the Ells worth kuds were broken as Toble scored the second T D of the game The Wnldcats then nn creased the margin of vlctory as they scored agsnn on a beautuful lump pass from Murphy to Johnson Fmal score River Falls 21 Ells worth 0 FIRST LOSS Travelmg to Hudson to be the Renders Home commg opponent Rnver Falls made a gallant second half effort to dampen the Hudson fes tnvltl s but were defeated I2 6 Although the Wildcats outrushed Hudson they were able to push only one T D over Thus cam as a result of an mterc pted pass by White McLaughlm then plunged over from the two yard lnne Thus was a tough game to lose MENOMONIE GAME Acting as the Menomonue Indians Home coming guest the cats played the best game of the s ason As the game progressed at was evld nt that the two teams were very evenly matched Not untnl the last few mnnutes was a team able to penetrate the others goal The lndlans scored on a long pass from Onstead to Shef r The attempted conversuon was good and that was the game 7 0 We lost another heartbreaker Page Twenty Eught Sponsored by A W Lund, Our 76th Year 1 : 1 I1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 v, . 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . . , . 3 1 1 1 1 1 - l1 1 1 1 - ...Q - .,, . 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Q . c, . , . . . .Q -., - 1 I ' ' I . . , Q - I l -' BEAT COLFAX Twe Wuldcats showung theur true offensuve punch went on a scorung spree to dump Col fax 33 19 Thus wun was not a profutable one though as fullback McLaughlun had hus shoul d r knock d out of place Thus was a defunute blow to the team A LEGAL ILLEGAL TD Agaun actung as a Homecomung guest the Cats lost the thurd game of the season 13 12 to Sprung Valley Jumpung to an early 12 O l ad the Ruver Falls boys looked mast rful un the furst half but the Valley came back un the second half to take the lead from us The most talked about and dusputed play of th year came when Jum Tobuas blocked a punt and Carp Whute pucked ut up and ran 40 yards lk a veteran half back for a T D The offucuals ruled the touchdown ullegal Later ut was fou d that the T D should hav counted but on the LOSE TO N R The Wuldcats stull smartung from the defeat at Sprung Valley lost another close one to New Ruchmond 21 14 The Cats lust couldnt seem to cluck and the lrush scored un the last two munut s to wun One brught spot of the game was a beautuful end around play wuth Kuss gourug for 80 yards LAST GAME VICTORY The Wuldcats funushed the season by wunnung the game wuth Baldwun 26 7 Thus was prob ably the most unusual game of the season as ut was played un a downpour lt not only raun ed durung the game but ut had rauned all day pr vuous to the game lts not hard to gesture the condutuon of the fueld that ut was ex tremely muddy and sloppy us an und rstat m nt Thus mud fest wrote funus to another football season Page Twenty Nune Sponsored by Consoludated Lumber Company I . , . . . 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' - ll ll ' I e ' ' Q 3 5. 3 ' II ll ' ' SCHOOL FOREST The purchase of slxty acres of land In 1946 by the Board of Education for the purpose of developlng a school forest IS an accomplish ment whlch may have far reachung effects The land as In Sectuon Il River Falls Township only one fourth of a mule from the cuty lumnts The Kunnlckmnuc Rlver dlvldes the land there as an excellent opportunuty to use a great varlety of trees for reforestatlon purposes spruce nn the lowlands Whlte and Norway pme on the heavy top land with a few lack pme In sandy spots and perhaps red cedar on the steep southern slopes The land allowed a small plantmg of pmes 200 each of White and Norway pane three year old seedlmgs were planted on the north sude of the raver Altogether about 600 pme seed lungs were purchased In 1947 and planted In transplant beds An equal number were plant ed an 1948 In 1949 about 800 pme trans plants wall be planted Some of this land was nn second growth of timber of maxed varnetles of oak and poplar About 400 two year old seedlings were planted In transplant beds In two dufferent places on the land Almost 1007 of these seedlmgs ltved and they will be trans planted ln 1949 mto permanent locations ln the sprung of 1948 550 four year old trans plants of Whute pme and Norway spruce were planted on the land south of the raver Shrubs of frultmg varletles well be planted to serve as a source of food and protection for game lt could be developed m to a blrd sanctuary for our song blrds and a refuge for game birds lmmeduate plans call for a contmuatlon of the tree plantmg makmg trails strengthemng fences treatmg fence posts selectlng and plantmg a few fruut bearing shrubs and trees to provide feed for birds placlng feeding sta tnons wnth gram un wmter and makmg game burd shelters of a temporary nature The Department of Publlc lnstructlon has thus to say about school forests The evidences ty board members clty offncnals school boards public spurlted cltlzens and school admmls trators Including prmcupals and teachers IS most refreshmg to those who are eager and anxious that conservatlon forge ahead The school forests nearly two hundred of them are a challenge to school people and specnal effort IS bemg made to use them as laboratories for conservation and science work Most schools now ln possessnon of forests are demonstrat mg through effective practlcal management and functuonal mstructlonal use that they merut the stewardshup entrusted to them The laborator teachm atterns are needed Y 9 P especually slnce expresslon all too often IS Page Thurty Sponsored by Dr Roy A Laue Denlst o n 0 I Q I I ' . . . . . . . . I so A , l I I . . I . . H . . Q Q H . in the Spring of l947' ln the some Spring about of interest in school forests on the part of coun- . I . . . I I a I I 5 - . I I , - . . . ' I . . o . 1 1, . ' . I . . . . - Q I I . centered upon verbalIstIc response Forests pro vude laboratorIes In whIch to observe at fIrst hand thousands of the Interestmg lessons whIch nature affords ln them may be ob served Indlvldual as well as collectIve growth of VGTIOUS kInds of trees In VGYIOUS types f soIl ln them may be noted the growth or lack of It under varyIng degrees of lIght heat and moIsture ln them may be demonstrated the effectnveness of natural seedIng as compared to artIfIcIal seedIng and plantIng In them IS afforded opportunlty to study fungus dl5eOSe and Insect control such as the control of blIster rust and the pIne weevIl Then too In them may be demonstrated the all Important lessons of selectIve cuttIng and the equally Important functIons of effIcIent forest use generally the basIc element of conservatlon effort Much of the land IS classIfIed for use eIther as agrIculture or forest land When the trees are removed for lumber new seedlIngs are planted and non agrIcultural land IS kept con tInuously In forest Seventy mIles southeast of ChIcago ll natIve tImber IS a tract of land known as Warrens Woods whIcl'I was recently donated to the UnIversIty of ChIcago Many classes durIng the year travel the seventy mules for nature study In IlS varIous forms The pur ch s of thus tract of land near RIVSV Falls by the school board wIll In tIme brung all these advantages Wlfhln walktng dIstance for pupIls of both hIgh school and college classes A commIttee should be chosen to formulate a plan for the development of the land and llS reforestatIon and other Improvements e personnel of thIs commIttee mIght Include rep resentatwes of the two schools the WISCONSIN Conservatvon Department the Isaac Walton League the Future Farmers of AmerIca the CIVIC Improvement League Boy Scouts Camp fxre GIrls 4 H Clubs and other Interested or g:1nIzatIons When one looks at the sturdy growth of young pIne planted ten to fIfteen years ago In our communlty by the C C C It QIVSS real encour ag ment to the possIbIlItIes of forest develop ment A-, X- N.. I... Ns? DreNsIe lf you dont shut up lll QIVG you a taste OE'sfhlS ruler Tom Kealy But lm not even hungry Mr Erlckson Who was Karl Marx? Hotrod Grauchos brother 11- MIss Odegaard If I lay two eggs on the desk and three on the chaIr how many wIll l have? X Rodney Larson l dont thInk you can do It ' x Page ThIrty One Sponsored by Joes Shoe RepaIr ' - I . . . . . , . I I , . . . . . 0 5 9 . - I I ' I I ' I . . . I . . . I I I ' - In I I . 1 ' I ' I ' ' - . . ., ' 3 . . . . - , Sll in . .L yu -A I 'F ., 'LIL' F .FW N, A V -s Nil- V' ' .,,,,,k -, C, ,R - ,C km -fs, 'm V ' -I 22' I 'NX :J I .c,g4l. C 'C . P 9- F ,X A ' ., 4 - x I kg, ff E ' I I ' -. ' I ' : - , H K.. 4 5- ' z ' . N.1:v Q . I ie , mg v. ,P x 'X V ' I N -1. . 2 . I ' xx ' 1 '- X , : . ,, x ,T .. 5 if 3 I I .. , - X I. LI? A , . . 'xr I ' ' -.tx I 2- . 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' 13 . rx, A !3w4S2,o K Pg Th yF Sp dbyR AN eff ,cf me We E. fC 249174- 4l1 When wlnter wunds sweep oer the hulls and dlp into the valleys below when soft snow places a whute blanket on frost wllted vegetation and Icy barbs darmgly thrust themselves Into the swnft movmg current of the Kmmc knnnuc we battle the elements nn excatang wunter sports take school lute In strude wlth Its many stimulating wun ter octlvutues and at home snuggle In cozy warmth con tent and secure In our hoven Page Thnrty Fnve Sponsored by J F Murry Attorney f iii-t 45011 CQ M . .Q J fi f lvl . Q Ft 4 Holuday medntatuon of Don Motl A colossal amount of good food went to WAIST We heard Paul Eggers say has marks were under water He probably meant they were under C evel Jeanne Knox What would be worse than a man wlthout a country? Joyce J A country wnthout a man Coach McGuure And remember that foot ball develops mdnvnduallty mntnatuve and lead ershup Now get out on that field and do ex actly as I tell you Mr Ritchey Can you prove that the square of the hypotenuse as equal to the sum of th squares of the two sndes of the trnang Doug Kelly I dont have to prove at I d m at Cant study In the fall Gotta play football Cant study In the wmter Gotta play basketball Gotta play baseball Cant study an the summer Gotta gnr Mr Bergstrom Hows the team comlng? Coach McGunre Luke counterfent money the halves are full of lead and the quarters cant pass Mr Bergstrom Id luke to see you a ter school tomght Rog Whnte What for? M B For about an hour Mr Ritchey It gives me great pleasure to gave you a 60 an Trng Marc H Why not glve me a 90 and have a real good tume Freshman III be nn by 7 30 D d Sophomore III be nn by IOOO D d Junuor III lock the door at I2 OO Dad Senior lll bring the mllk ln Dad Customer Walter brlng me a ham sand wlch Joan Schommer With pleasure Customer Nope with mustard Tom Cudd Duck Schultzs quute a star as an after dnnner speaker Isnt he? Marv Lansmg Star? Hes a regular moon H b comes brighter the fuller he gets Mr Ritchey You cant sleep In my class Jim Kealy If you wouldnt talk so loud could Nolan K I wish Reverend Father that you r St Peter and had the keys of heaven aus then you could let me ID P s or By my ho or and conscu nce It would b ter for you that I had the keys of th n pl for then I could let you out M rnlyn Marsh sat gazing fondly at her new engagem nt rung Is It a real dnamond? she asked Her fiance answered Well If It I ot stung for hclf a dollar Glorua Johnson Thats a queer pair of sox yo.: have on Ccrp arp Y s ard he qu er t IS anoth r pa r like It at home Mr Campb II Ito Mary who IS half an hour lxtel You should have been In here at eught o ock Mary Why what happ ned? Dortnue Motl Cat almond counterl Who at tends to the nuts? Dorothy Smith B patnent Ill walt on you In a mmute Customer Walter this soup IS spoiled Peggy S Who told you? Customer A Iuttle swallow Mr Rntchey Why are you late? Jnm Mclaughlnn Class started before I go here Page Thlrty Six Sponsored by Jack Sprat Food Market . . . U . ,, . . . . , ' ll . ll ' ll , . It ' ll . , . ll ll I . 11 - 1 - I ' ' I ll - I , - I 11 ' . I' ' ' 2 e ' . D ll ' ll ' . Il f ' ll . ,, ' ' 11 1 - - . , I . - 1 - . Q . - Il I I ' ' ll l . ll ' -- 1 1 we e . , , ' ll , - I bac e . ' e . ,, 3 ' - n e , Ie? , IJ! 2 I 9 11 I ' -' . 11 - , Q - o er ace, . - - 11 II . Q . . , . Q - 11 ' - 11 , - . . f . , . . I . ,, . . . I 1 . . , :sn t, g i ll , . I. ' Cant study In the sprung, I I ' ' l ll I ' , . - I 1 11 . , . ll ' ' I C : e , . t e es thlng Ive . . . ,, , 11 1 - 11 3 I . . ' ,,. . G . . - , 1 11 ' A 1 H . ' ' . I I Il ,- r 1, ,A 11 . 11 1 - f - 1 ' ' ' ll . 1, - . 11 11 1 Z ' F ' ll ll ll r. .: . . .11 Q - I 1 - . . - , - 1, ' I ll ' . . . . ,, a ll ' ' ' ' ll . , . u: H ' . 11 11 . H .. . ' . 11 - 11 ll I ' ll . . , a . , l U H ll I ' ll 4 1 Q . . , a . - . 11 I l H - - . 11 T . . , . . - I 11 1 - - - 11 11 . , . . R C B Front row Left to rnght Joe Ka'1ut Bob Bernet Ja k De ss Paul Gaustad Duck Chnnnozk Art Johnson Duck En oe Bob Eertson Ro lald Stewart Bob Blerstedt Donald Jensen Edcre Mher Roger White Coach McGunre Jerry Carter Back Row Leff to Right Roger Kuss Jlm Mclaughlln Don Larson Gene Kind Rodney Stone Marcus Hagestad Marvln Lansmg Duck H Schultz Roger SWEHSO4 Jlm Tobnas Tom Cudd Ted Pechacek STUDENT COUNCIL Seated Dons Schu tz Bryant Wyman Sue Chmnock loss Larson, Rodney Stone Dick Laramy Jim Tobias, Duck We ls Ted Pechacek Eddie Muler Dirk Roxehnal, Standmg Paul Gaustad Mr, Enckson. Page Thirty-Seven -f Sponsored by Neher's Jewelry favonfe Songs Cnna Home Home On The Range Glorta Johnson Snug As A Bug In A Rug Peggy Smnth Mmlkman K ep Those Bottles Qutet Ramona Meyer III Be Down To Get You In A Buuc Honey Duck Laramy Dont Lne To Me Baby Paul Egg So Tured Kathleen Hyde Im In The Moodfyl Kathleen Matzek Irnsh Washerwoman Tom Kealy A Lnttle Burd Told Me Bob Bennet Nature Boy Jerry Jorgenson How Dry I Am Kenneth Ames Stone Cold Dead In De Mark t Arthur Johnson Katue Beautuful Katie Roger Kuss Smoke Gets In My Eyes Jack Deuss I Found My Thrull On Lnberty Hull Ruth Foster South Of The Border Pat Boles Squeeze Me Phyllus Andlng I Cant H Ip Lovnng That Man Of Mme Pat McCoIIow Fuednn Fussln And A Flghtm Ardus Rozehnal One Meat Ball Jerry Balrcl I Dream Of Janne Wnth The Lnght Brown Hour Betty Jenson Way Down Yonder Lorraine Kokott Sophnstncated Lady Bernuce Betlach Army Aur Corp Helen Johnson Here I Am But Where Are You Barbara Jaseph I Wont Be Home Untnl Morning Jum Boles Small Fry Strutttn By The Pool Hall Dale Dopklns Lazy Bones Tom Anderson I Wash I Were Twins Joan Shlelds My Hearts Unemployed Deck Chnnnock You Gotta Be A Footb II Hero Donna Olson What Do You Know Joe Roger White Smoke Rmgs Audrey Pemble Back In The Saddle Agaun Jum Tobnas Red Wnng Helen Bnshop Tell Me That You Love Me Vlrgunla Tousley Born To Lose Joan Hunter I Wish I Could Hide Insncl Thus Letter Vtrglnla Dodge You Gotta Quit Cheatun On Your Tests Pat Kealy Dorts Tobias Mary Claire McJuIton Aluce Foster Marylyn Plumley In The Breeze IWlth Freezel Jerry Carter Tullue Beautntul Tullue Robert Jenson I Dont Know Why Page Thirty Eught Sponsored by Arthur J Foster Insurance o ' ll Il - I , 1 ll II ' JI ' Q ' Il I ' ' III ' Il - k, . ' Il I ' Il - I . II ' Il ers- . III IJ II ' II II ' ' II II II Il Il TII S II II ' ' ' Il C I 1 II II - 11 ' - - 11 Il II II II - - -11 1 Q - - 11 I, . II ' I ' I ' ' I II T I I ' ' II II . ,, . . . . ,, II II ' II Il Martlyn Stone- Farmer In The Dell. ' II ' ' II ' II ' II II ll If I ' ' II ' II ' I II ' 11 1 11 II ' ' II ' II I ll ' ' ll A II 1 SA n 1, 1, C I . ' II ' II Il ' II ' ' II ' II ' Il II 4 I Q II II JI ' ' ' 3 ' .II . . . 11 - - 1 - 11 II II ' II II ' ll ,, . . . . . ,, - I I II I ll . - , I Jeanni Wasco Mary 4-Q 1 ,,,,, NOHE First Row: Lorraine Meyer Evelyn Peterson Doris Deiss Betty Anderson Gloria Johnson Peggy Smith nne Dav'son Marilyn Ostness Mary Caire McJilton, Barbara M Glynn, Second Row: Cleone Kahut Ardis Ottman Janice Mun.on Virginia Dodge Mar-'fn 0-erbye Blanche Barbara Mack Janice Howard Marlyn Peterson Marilyn Sabby Jane Standish Yvonne Janlwwslii McAulay. President Peggy Smith- Vice-president Lorraine Meyer- Secretary Marilyn Ostness' Treasurer Marilyn Sabby. Baird, CANTEEN COUNCIL Left to right: Donna Wilcox, Audrey Place, Tom Anderson, Betsy Frank, Tom Benson, Jim Boles, Jerry Kathleen Matzell, Audrey Pemble, Elizabeth McJilton, President, Jim Boles, Vice president, Donna Wilcox, Secretary, Kathleen Matzekg Treasurer, Betsy Frank. Page Thirty-Nine - Sponsored by Falls Sanitary Dairy Now, suppose you are developung four points under the topuc, 'Why l Chose Grave dlggmg as an Occupatlon ' sand Mass Thernen That's gettnng right down to earthl mterposed Jxm Toblas What natuonaluty as Charley McCarthy? asked Art Johnson lrnsh of course sand Audrey Pemble Wrong Pole sand the gentleman from Second street The professor of mathematncs had been explaunnng a long and Involved proposntnon on the blackboard when upon turmng toward the class he noted one pupil day dreammg out the window H rapp d on has desk and crled sharply Gaustad Goustad Gaustad board' Gaustad looked at the professor and nodd d Yes snr he yawned very much so New Health Program to be mstntuted at Rnver Falls Wash fac and arms an the mormng neck at night HABITS Mass Odegaard suttung on desk with her feet sn the waste basket Tootle Olson snapping her gum Carp mumblmg Lorrame and Duck flghtung Mlss Therlen swmgmg her glasses Jerry Balrd gosslpmg with Mrs Cardinal John Sabaka runnmg fingers through has haar WE HEAR THEM Mr Ernckson Are there any questions? Mass Drews Everybody ready Miss Odegaard Calm It down to a dull roar Carp Whnte Whas cha doun Errr Buzzard Well my gosh Moralyn Stone Hey Kldl Glorna Johnson No knddm' Corky lnglls Oh fuze wouldnt cha know Lorrame Meyer Leave me alone Duck Duck Laramy Wheel Wheel Bergle You cant b at a Ford Junuor Class We dont want to do ut the old way Jane Standish Who happen? Jum Boles Well Freddue says Bry Wyman Ugga Boo Pat McCollow Oh Fud Eddie Muller ls that so' Page Forty Sponsored by Wulluam E McEwen Attorney II ' ' ' ll II ' ll ' I I ' II Il ' I I ' I I . - . . I 3 S . . II ll I I I I ' a II ' ll ll II 9 I I I I ' .I . . - 3 , . ' II ' II ll II Mrs. Wyman- Buzzard! ' II ll ' II ' II ' II I ' I II - I I II ll - I l ' ll ' ll - I I ' II ' ' I II ' II ' I ll I I ' ' ll ' ll - I I ' II ll - I I ' 111 1 S Ill . ,, , . 11 ' Il I I II ' Il ' ll 1 , . . . . II ll II If O I I ' ' II ll - , , ,r GIRYQ CHOYUS Frs! Rou Miss Leslie Allfe Fos er Bo-vue Harnman Skxrley Kusn ek Marlvs Fnslgn Barba a McGlynn Pa! McColou Kafhleen Matz-ek ElszabetH Mdnlfon Ja :ce Benson A-arv Care McJ1!o Second Row Marlys Tyler Marge Wesses Par Reed Lorraune Koko? Marxlyn Johnson Kafnryn Perso1 Vorgmra Lang Ethel Swenson T lvd Ron Jean Benne! Ceo e Kalvut Kath een Hvde Audr v Place Clar ce Hamel! Evel n Peterson Barbara Mafhys Manlyn Munson Dons Delss Yvonne Jankowslu Marlyn Peterson Ida Larson Betty Larson Jackle Green +41 'ET rs sv .4 O 1' BOYS CHORUS President Jam Boles Vuce presndenv Marcus Hagestad Secretary Jerry Balrd Sergeant av Arms Burnel' Adams Furs! Row Burnell Adams Larry Schorn Bob Ames Alvur' Perha ek Jam Bcles Second Row Lyle Johnson Tom Anderson An Johnson M rcus Hag svad Kennevh Ames Bob Jenson Don Demullmg Page Forty One Sponsored by Steworts Tnfe Service 5 Q : . i . , . U A4 V . ' 'V ' . .! Y M . V V I ' . V ' I l n A 'V .I I ' rl I h- ' . I ln V ' -. I Y ' V 2 'I : i , 1 L, V 1 .sffq 1 V lr 'i5 f2 J' K tr KA , x . , af. . 'I' .5 1 -Y-' l 4 ' N ' ' ' 1 X ' seitivi nu , A ' -ef -1 . J f 1 gf Di Un . . '-ft., 4' L V J 5 L: '-- ' W 'A' X . .y s 1 Q, 3- ' ,Y v 2, N ' ,V , 'fi . -A ,L f C ,'or 2 - . fe? 4 Q41 Rhythm Masters Ambltlous arent they? Debate F FA Rod ond Gun Club 3 Struttm hugh Mass Moymhon FFA Qudrtette 4 Its like thus Could be Poker Patrol BOyS Page Forty Two Sponsored by Rays Electrnc 8. Record Shop f , .. , I , ,g.,,,4 , , - , ' L ' ...I uu ' I 1 . I - . S ' . ' ' ' cn ,,, N . ' . . ' IL. N Y' N ., ID T . 'T cu ' S . ' I 4 ' - . rw N N -h . n Z5 . ' ' - , 'U . . Q . C N . Q N U . . C N uv N G N . Q ' Q- . - 5 N, CD ' I N . . u N . . , , , dex BADGER BOYS STATE On June I2 after a long car rude and upon regusterung I became one of 658 Badger Boys Staters The furst day on the campus of Rupon College consusted of beung assugned your room puttung your clothes away and gener ally becomung acquaunted wuth your roommates The purpose ot Badger Boys Stat us o acquaunt the boys wuth the functuons of our state and the dufferent me hods used un cuty county and state governments Thus was accomplush d by numerous classes held throughout the week At these meetungs there were many dustunguushed men from duffer ent parts of the state guvung lectures and talks There were also sportung events beung held each dav such as basketball track and kuttenball Each boy was un a certaun mythucal cuty and county and there were cuty meetungs every day At these m etungs cuty government was taken up and many duscussuons resulted Electuons were the most excutung part of Boys State After heat d cam paugns the electuon of state offucuals was held After one enuoyable week Badger Boys State came to a close but ev- ry boy there went home wuth a star hous of knowledge and many new frus nds BADGER GIRLS STATE I spent one of the most excutung weeks of my Iufe at Badger Gurls State The gurls were from all parts of Wusconsun representung bug and Iuttle schools They were of all races colors and creed We were taught the form and method us d to run our state county and cuty governments Leaders presented thus maternal to us through readung materual lectures and our actual experuence Each of us belonged to a cer taun ward dustruct cuty and county ln these dufferent groups we would carry on our own busuness and have our own s parate electuons We conducted campaugns for several days before electuon there were many posters un the corrudors Besudes our classes one day we were taken on a tour of the caputol We met the governor and several other men of umportance un our state gov ernment We were guven the pruvulege of usung the senate chambers for our meetung that day whuch was really a thrull After our hours of unstructuon we had plenty of tume for swummung sungung dancung and other sports I thunk thus was one of the most wonder ful experuences l could have had and I am deeply grateful for beung guven opportunuty to partucupate un Badger Gurls State IRamona Meyerl Page Forty Three Sponsored by Munsons Department Store Gl'QL SC OUTS Front row Marilyn E Ilolf Be ry Murphy Kalhleen Fo ey Franzes Meyer Shirley Parker Delores Ander son Corrine Price Dorothy Behrendl Beth Leary Joan Elhorn Sharon Rllchey Joanne Oshess Carol Kelly Elayne Larkens Charlo re Miller Ethel Meyer Back ron .loy Sowall Mary Anne l'l'unicuH Care Heb Jane Aide Marlene Schultz Kalhleen Carey Corrine Clark Connie Clark Kai leen Welshaar Belly Jeison Margaret H: bert Joanne .lensow Darlene Schu iz CUB SCOUTS First row Gary Roach Char es Slewarl Bobby Armbrusler Jimmie Segerslrom Billie Anderson Paul Kelly Pefer Kelly Alan Peterson Nick Jadnnak Charles Peterson Wayne Larson Loran Albert Second row: Gerald Madsen, Larry Johnson, Charles Meyer, Wayne Meyer, Donovan Olson, Dennis Cochran, Reber! Thorneson, Dick Carr, John Segerslrom, Mark Wyman, Charles Kahut, David Knew, Ray Meyer, Charles Carisch. Third row: Gerald Reardon, Bobby Ensfad, Gerald Thom, Dick Ensfad, Jerry Carlson, David Guise, Ed- mund Kinney, Raymond Peck, Donald Jones, Paul Falteisek, Roy Mdilron. Page Forty-Four - Sponsored by Lorson's Super Morkef Wa 1 as S- WSI Scouts busted themselves vvath tea partaes for thear mothers hay rad partaes bake hakes pacnacs a sght seeanj trap to the Twan Cataes and of course work for badges and hagher ranks The mayor money m lcang prolect of the year was a cookae sale Th fave Scout troops of Ruver Falls sold over eaght hurdr d box s of coolcaes whach provaded them wath a profat of more than one hundred dollars ar Scout lead rs thas year were M s I e M y B tte Sch faer Dorothy Odegacrd Mrs John Malbr th Sh rey Munson Mrs Phalap And rsort Mrs Setterquast and Mrs Chashotm WHY I CONE TO SCHOOL Tom Kealy To ask qu stlons Jerry Baard Because I have to work at hom Lorraane Meyer To sat an lsbrcry from 7 30 to 3 OO Jam Boles To do everythang but study Paul Eggers To get more rest Donna Young So I can stay hom ard h lp my mo her Delores Kokot S I can skap s nool Marylyn Plumley Because I hav Donald Jenson Because fath r sent m o er Whate T gave Dr vv a h rd ta e Clarace Hanvelt To talk Maralyn Marsh To comb my haar Nolan Kusalek To fand ct cook Maralyn Stone To tand her Amelsj an late Peggy Smath To help Donnae wath has work Audrey Place To show oft my football Bob Bennet To talk about Illanoas Kathleen Hyde To get a rade to school Roger Kuss To argue wath Bergstrom Page Forty Fave Sponsored by The Concord Fence Company Q . v Q . ,zf , .. I fa 'I f. . - 1 . I I I - . S . I . 1 . ' . . I 3 - I . 5 . . .. I , 1 C . . H . in e ' ' ' . s 9 ' ' G'l e ' z r.'Az ::r, 3 .1fa, ' ' ,N 7 ' .. , . c, , 1 a . , . 1 , . , . . , - Tom Anderson To gave the girls a thrill. -- e ' . . Q . 3 a E .' I . f - o ' c' . -- e to. -- e e. R g A - o ' e sie a 'm . W JP FCRENSICS Furs! row Rulh Fosler Bryan! Wyman Duck Anderson Mrs Fuka Loss Larson Marlorle Quandl Serond row Mary Doollflle Carol Doffmg Jams Benson Marcus Hageslad Bob Jenson Ar! Johnson Luz Mclulfon Tom Anderson ORCHESTRA From row Jams Benson Marlys Enslgn Donna Reed Loss Lar on Darlene Hunter Second row Norma Falfenselx Dorene Hawlunson Janus Munson John Davee Donna Jones Third row Mary Clarre Mdlllon Carol Doffmg Bob Jenson Joe Kahul Jerry Carter Phyllis Andmg Tom Anderson Ari Johnson Peggy Smlfh Joan Shield Elayne Meyer Richard Anderson Bull Olson Audrey Pemble Jane? Kuss Mr Sabalra Jane Standish Jlm Boles Don Richards Page Forty Sax Sponsored by Rnver Falls Lcunderers and Cleaners ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Z . . K A 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' DEBATE Although startung wuth an almost unexp ruenced team Mr B rgstrom was able to assemble and coach a very effucuent debate squad Wuth Carol Doffung as last years only veteran the team whupped up very convuncung arguments both pro and con on the sub ect Should the Unuted States b Mcd unto a Federal World Government? Bob Jensow Carol Doffung Janus Munson and Bryant Wyman mad up the A squcd whule the B team was com posed of Jum Grubb Duck And rson ard Guna r Long Wuth only two of the group graduatung thus year Ruver Falls should have a powerful debate team for next year ,ful ff JJ FORENSICS As the peruod approaches for sprung sp ech artuvutues there are fur rowed brows many consultatuons and much earnest search ng for suutable materual Thus year the speech stud nts representung our hugh school Included the followung wuth duvusuons of whuch they wer a part Seruous readung Maruorue Quandt The Banner of Love Lous Larson Johnny Brown Comes Home Humorous readung Duck Laramv The Burthday Party Eluzabeth McJulton Ch ap r By The Dozen Extemporaneous readung Januce Benson Mary Dooluttle Orugunal Oratory Ruth Foster lt Can Happen To Us Arthur Johnson The Buuld rs Carol Doffung Our Lost Trub Non Orugunal Oratory Bob J ns ru The S ven Decdly Suns of Cutuz n shup Tom Anderson Peace Through Aur Power Extemporaneous Speakung Duck And rson Bryant Wyman The fortunate ones who go through the p ruod of traunung gaun unvalu able experuence un pouse and sp akung css ts of trem ndous umportance to them un later lufe Som weath r the s orm of cll the contests eventuallv reachung the bugg st goal th stat me t A few app ar un only one event but whether ut us th ludges opunon that a student go on or not h has re ceuved valuable traunung whuch wull serve hum well un any posutuon h holds un later lufe R CLUB The membershup of the R Club us m d up of those athletes who have won Rs un sports un school Throughout the basketball season the R Club sold Cheeruos at half tume un order to earn money As a means of rausung money to buy last years gold basketballs the Club sponsored a Donkey bas ketball game Coach McGuure us the cdvus r of the club and th offucers are as follows Roger Whute presudent Jum Tobuas vuce presudent Gene Kund secretary and Jerry Carter treasurer Page Forty Seven Moody Chevrolet 8- Buuck Company . . . 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' Fix I - . gl, ' Q F, WW iffy ff 3 I 1 V J' , gf V. r , A ik 9 1' GAA Betty Anderson Janus Benson Hel n Bishop Pat Boles Pat Bohmbach Bernnce Betlach Joan Camp Sue Chmnock Joyce Chrlstnansen Marlys Cobuan Jeannlnne Davlson Doris Delss Vnrgnnla Dodge Carol Doffung Mary Doolittle Marlys Enslgn Evangellne Erickson Norma Faltelsek Alnce Foster Betsy Frank Ruth Foster Jacqueline Green Kathleen Hyd Clcruce Hanvelt Bonnle Ham man Dorus Hawklnson Joan Hunter Monalou Iverson Dorothy Inglis Yvonne Jankowskn Betty Jerson Joyce Johnson Donna Jones Helen Johnson Glorva Johnson J anne Knox Vleone Kahut Pat Kealy Lorranne Kokott Donna Kusllek Shxrl y Kusrlek Janet Kus Betty Larson Ida Larson Lols Larson Morgue Larson Harruet Lovell Shnrley Lee Ros lane Lovell Vlctorna Lublck Vlrglnra Long Pat McCoIIow Barbara McGIynn Mary Claure McJllton Mary Ann McAuIay Elizabeth McJllton Darts McKahn Kathleen Matzek Bar bara Mack Marilyn Marsh Elayne Meyer Lorraune Meyer Ramona Meyer Shnrley Meyer Joan Morrow Marilyn Munson Janice Munson Donna Olsen Janet Olson Marilyn Ostness Marnlyn Overbye Audrey Place Rosella Pecha cek Jean Pechacek Audrey Pemble Evelyn Peterson Marylyn Plumley Marge Quandt Darlene Roach Donna Reed Pat Reed Ardls Rozehnal Peggy Smlth Audrey Schweizer Doris Schultz Joan Shueld Janice Solum Jane Standish Edith Swenson Dorls Toblas Marlys Tyler Adeline Ulsrud Margie Wessels LaVona Worth Donna Wllcox Donna Young Vuce President Audrey Pemble Secretary Elnzabeth Frank Treasurer Carol Doffzng Advls r Mass Thomas TN Phyllls Andnng Bernice Betlach Pat Boles Marlys Coblan Carol Dofflng Marlon Dusek Marlys Ensign Ruth Foster Elnzabeth Frank Jacque Ilne Greene Darlene Hunter Joanne Hunt r Clarlce Hanvelt Bonnre Ham man Glorla Johnson Helen Johnson Joyc Johnson B tty Jenson Kathleen Hyde Cleone Kahut Donna Kusllek Janet Kuss Jeanne Knox Delores Kokott Delores Kreuzlger Dorothy Kvapul Loss Larson Rosallne Lovell Dorothy Inglis Ramona Meyer Elayne Meyer Lorraune Meyer Janice Munson Pat McCoIIow Elizabeth McJ1Iton Barbara Mathys Dorus McK han Donna Olson Janet Olsen Kathryn Person Audrey Pemble Audrey Place Marylyn Plumley Kath Ie n Matz k Marlorle Quandt Darlene Roach Donna Reed Ardls Rozehnal Joan Shneld Audrey Schweszer Januce Solum Peggy Smuth Marulyn Stone Vlrgmla Tousley Adeline Ulsrud Donna Wulcox Marlorle Wessels Janice Ben son Pat Bohmback Ann Chrlstuanson Mildred Coblan Doris Delss Mary Doo Ilttle Norma Faltelsek Beola Fuller Dorene Hawklnson Grace Hutchuns Judy Jackman Shirley Kusllek Betty Larson Ida Larson Vlrguma Long Voctorla Lublck Linda Nelson Marllyn Ostness Jeanette Pechacek Donna Peters Irene Peterson Marlyn Peterson Donna Roby Phyllis Swendlman President Ramona Meyer Secretary Ruth Foster Treasurer Marnlyn Stone Advaser Mrs Fuka Page Forty Nlne Sponsored by Kulstad Bros Clothing Store . Q . I I T' I I I I I . I ' I I I I I I I T ' ' I I I I . I . . I . I . I I . Q . . - I I VI I I . . I I ' I I .I I I ' I ' I 1 ' 1 S ' - 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I 1 I '3 I 1 51 1 1 . I ' I ' I I I I I I I ' I I I - I . I I . I I 4 1 l . I - I I 1 I 1 I 1 I ' I I I I I I I I I I I . I . I I I I I I 1 I . 1 1 1 I I I ' President-Peggy Smith . 8 A . . . T. . I I ' I ' 1 1 , , I I . 1 , e , ' , ' . 1 1 , e , e , 1 1 1 , , I I 1 1 I 1 I , 1 1 I 1 I , I 1 1 ' a , , I I -1 1 1 ' e e , ' ' , , ' ' I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I ' 1 1 I 1 I I 1 I I 1 ' 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 I I I I . . . I . . 1 1 1 f 1 , I I I . . 1 'T V u..-4 O EGad Donna and ShlrIeY Jaclug Dead End Kids Pretty funny Bob Are his pokes that bad' Duh' Mmmm good The gurls are waltmg Tom Johns and BUNNY Pop concert BashfuI 7 Page Fifty Sponsored by G Kulstcud Shoe Store 41 Looks goad Watch the music John' Fud on the nght Mrs Cardmal Ken will be lealous' l I . t 'A' ' fA .1 Q.. , .5 ir , . l ' ' 3 4 . 5 W. x 0 1 A Y A I f 2 - 'wg- -,si :Q gm In ij' .- 'A L s af x L 1 11' A 1 . 'Q ., 1 V Y v ll 'gk 5' LW ' visa- - . 'K 5 , 1 5 1 N Q , , ' . 7- ' l 13. . ' I 8' ' I 14. ' , . I , 94 ' ' 4 15. 1 . . lo. , . 164 - , -. ' , . 11. . 17. . . 12. ,. Reserueo' FQ' Abe A Szgnl-fere ,LQZAN 4 Jfx vi YL1 .Al P4 VCUYL-'fl f 1'LA'l if C LA' J L ,-df,,1C,e-4.1, Lf'-if L-f'-4 'L C '76 lx 'N-J C4 .A fl' The River Falls Chapter of the Future Farmers of Ameruca has had a busy year lt began un the fall with harvesting of three acres of popcorn whnch the boys packaged and sold In part durmg the year Bull Stern Class of 45 was a candidate for the Amerncan Farmer De gree so a trlp to the National Conventton at Kansas Cnty was made an Novem ber Delegates to the conventton representlng the local chapter were Duck Schultz and Vernon Peskar Don Jensen also attended The FF A basketball team had a successful season wlth four other chapters Bruce Meents represented the chapter In dustrlct and sectional pub llc speaklng contests The F F A quartet won the dnstruct and sectuonal contests and represent ed our region at the state F FA meetlng at Green Lake on May 22 The Chapter has been actuve an promotmg reforestataon on the school forest Present offncers are D k c ltz prestdent Keith Jensen vlce pres: -.tent Kenneth Ames secretary B tedt treasurer Bob Ames reporter John Veenendall sentune x WW A' if . 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The Reporter N N .Jw -A 55 Rnver Rzver Rnver Ruver Rlver Rnver Rnver Rnver Fa s Fa s Falls Fa s Fa s Fa s Fa s Fa s BASKETBALL TEAM First Row Art Johnson Rog Whtte Rog Kuss Jerry Carter Jam Tobias Back Row C h M G oac c uure Clanr Murphy Rodney Stone Jack Denss Colfax Baldwun Humboldt Spring Valley Hudson Hutchmson Ellsworth Menomonne Ruver Falls Ruver Falls Rnver Falls Reqular ame stad Bob Bernet Ruver Fa s River Falls Ruver Fal s Rlver Fa s Rnver Fa s Ruver Fal s Rnver Fa s Rnver Fal s TOURNAMENT 41 Ellsworth 47 Sprmq Valley 59Amery SEASON'S RECORD Paul Gau New Richmond Baldwin Sprung Valley Hudson Ellsworth Colfax Menomonue New Rnchmond 40 31 CJ S won fhtrfeen lost three Tournament qames won two lost Qne Page Fifty Three Sponsored by Jenson 8. Tulberg Dress Shop N 1 xv F rf? BA u C1948 4 Startung the season as defendung champs th were must ably marked as the team to beat Despute thu handu t e eate The Cats started the season by defeatun the n con b r Baldwun by a margun of 44 to 33 The Wuldca s were rted on anot wunnung strung Flash' Ruver Falls 42 Humboldu 39 The Cats d thgteam E that later won the Munnesota State Hugh School Champu s a t e of the puvot men Mr Frutsche out scored Kuss 18 11 ut Ro Jumbo Jum The Ruver Falls boys conturuu d theur wunnun a s rom ove Sprung Valley on the local floor 71 33 Thus made ut t ee ow Vuctory number four Vuctum the Hudson e Wu ats tra to Hudson to emerge as vuctor of a hard fought g was last game before Chrustmas vacatuon At last came the game everybody was wautung unson un the Munnesota Fueld House Playung the prelumunaryt sota gate game the two teams staged a much more excutung tha red teams dud Playung a very ragged gam the Cats ere nose ut 4T 40 Even though thus was the furst defeat of the s ason ever the trup Paced by the center Cupue Kuss who had 25 po v team tamed the Panthers of Ellsworth 9 T e vuctory ma 12 pounts doesnt unducate the true patterr' of the game as ut was hard f g rught down to the funal buzzer Wuth four conference wuns and no defea th ats were on theur way for another tutle Wuth the B squad playung much ofthe game the Cats tupp Colfax 35 33 wuth the score 11 3 un our favor at the end of the furst quarter Coach McGuure put un the reserves to guve them valuable experuence They played untul the three munute mark when McGuure sent un the furst fuve wuth the score standung at 32 31 un our favor Art dropped a basket and Kuss added a free throw to ease the tensuon Wuth Rog Kuss suzzlung hot Cshootung an 800 percentagel the team downed the Menomonue lnduans 41 26 Agaun the game was no pushover as the score mught unducate for the lnduans proved a tough foe They led at the end of the furst quarter 9 to 5 the Cats tued the score gust before the buzzer ended the furst half In the thurd quarter the Cats got hot and practucally un sured the vuctory Wuth Kuss scorung 30 pounts agaunst the New Ruchmond Tugers un theur own gym there was luttle the lrush could do to alter the outcome of the game the funal score beung 55 44 The Wuldcats were stull undefeated un conference PIUY Page Fufty Fuve Sponsored by Jum Ruchards, Mobule Gas and Oul Q Hi QR 1 L V X lf, V bla UN XVLH 'Lil D fl X l -V. 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Af, 5. h fy' ' d , ah CAP On the memorable day of Septemb r 17 1876 a baby was born who was ultumately to be known as our Cap It was on that date that Casper Haley Schwalen came unto thus world H was born on a farm un St Croux county about 7 mules north of Ruver Falls He went to a country school for hus enture educatuon eught grades After thus he began work on a farm wh re he remauned untul the age of 31 He then moved to Ruver Falls where he entered the coal and uce busuness H deluvered coal and sold uce untul 1914 when he decuded to try somethung els After workung around for 15 years Casper entered our unstututuon un 1929 as a uanutor He has remauned here ever sunce Last sprung the School Board decud d that as long as Cap had never graduated from hugh school they would try to do somethung about the matt r So on May 5 1948 they presented hum wuth an honorary certufucate of grad uatuon from hugh school A pucture was taken on the nught of hus graduatuon Casper now at th age of 72 us luvung at 226 North Second street He us stull uust as actuve and hard workung as he ever was It us the hope of th S nuor class that Cap can serve many more fruutful years as one of the fauthful custoduans of our school GIRLS ACTIVITIES theur attempts have been as fruutful as an precedung years The T N T began the year wuth the unutaatuon of new members and by makung plans and skuts for pep meetungs The GAA started the sport ac tuvutues wuth soccer and contunued wuth the other sports The GAA also sponsored many record partues and a Chrustmas dance whuch was a luttle be lated but everyone enjoyed ut when the date was funally set for January The T N T at Chrustmas tume pushed the sale of Chrustmas seals and reached an all tume record Increased effort on the part of the TNT pro duced a hugh sale of Chrustmas seals makung ut possuble for every hugh school student to have a chest x ray for the furst tume un our school hustory Nohe us a homemakung organuzatuon and was reorganuzed thus year Early un the fall some of the freshman gurls prepared a dunner for the F F A boys Some of the gurls went to Menomonue and toured Stout lnstutute The Nohe has decuded to purchase a steam uron for the home economucs depart ment thus year We hope that Nohe can contunue to be an actuve organuza hon TN T wull wund up the year wuth a banquet for the football and basketball squads The GAA wull have a banquet where the gurls receuve theur awards and the announcement of new members us made We hope that these organuzatuons contunue to be actuve They all pro vude good outlets where gurls can get together and have fun work together and learn to cooperate Page Fufty Eught Sponsored by Ruver Falls Co Operatuve Creamery ll ll 3 I 1 ' ll ll 2 . . . . . . , . I I E . . U . I . . ' e . . . I . . eu I ' ' 3 Il Il I ' , ' e . I I . . . - . . . . . .1 . ,, n . . . I V I ' ' E e ' ll Il I T.N.T., G.A.A. and Nohe are all active girls' organizations. This year . . . , , . . . . I - , . I , . I :iw X 1 'T Uglu' Whai dlrfy hair you have' Boiled sa! ska r a la oger Mu 7 b prely mfereshnj W sis so funny' If urned Sugary Queens Slage crew at work Are they eatn or rudm9 Af er Hutchmson game .xi I 'nik A I x Q . X '55 Page Fifty-Nine - Sponsored by River Falls Motor Company J' TYPOGRAPHICAL fERRORS Typographical errors the plague of edutors but the delaght of news paper rea ers are nq respecters of persons or professuons ' ln rlch harvest of one of the classvc examples us thus frdm the St louns Globe Democrat The phyjncuan lt t ef patuent sf use and decnd d that ere was no hope The Lnttls oclvfArkJ Gqzette wins gunlty qf Dr P r turned from oltlmore yeste and' woll take up has cutles at t e hospltaljfl The r wned Drs Mqyo hcd pl nty of obus-J to blush a the Item In the Falrmont CN D Sentmel V ch, stated Mr and Mr R 'left Wednesday for Roc ester ,M where Mrs R expects to have a garter removed by the Mayo brpth rs Married bln s was the umntentnonal butt of an annpcmcemen ,ft he Columbus CGaJ Dis tch Recovered from a ead I ury by commg tn ontact wlth a lnve w e Mr E left Mercy hospital la fwinesday Hospntal offlclals read wuth raased eyebro the follolltg statgp1en'ts In thenr local newspapers The Albqpy QN YJ Journal gud Mbhy frupdds wall be pleased to learn of the contm d umpr anent of T -1--1- at the Me morlal hospntal One of tb! nurses was charged lgs week xjand he gains each day The second whuch appeared un the Franklnn fPa News Herald read ln part The donatnon wull be used to pur ase new wenches for the hospital as the old ones are nn a dulapndated Snmnlarly the Norfolk Wal Vurgnman Pl carrued thus revealung story Mlss R an attractive young health n rse was Involved In an accudent whsle motormg an the Cumherlands y, day The area an whnch she was mlured ts spectacularly scenic fly V' ri' lfjfgtyll CANTEEN Servmg the students of our school both as a meetnng place and recre atnon center our Canteen has been the focal ponnt of many actsvltues for the past sux years Although started as a war tnme prolect to serve the towns youth the Canteen has been so popular that It has now practncally become an lnstntutlon The Youth Center ns operated and managed exclusively by the tncket holdung members A governmg councul as elected each year to make and en force rules and to supervuse work and clean up commlttees The councul mem bers thus year were Jam Boles president Donna Wulcox vuce president Betsy Frank treasurer Kathleen Matzek secretary Jerry Balrd Tom Anderson Jerry Carter Audrey Place Audrey Pemble Luz McJnlton Bull Jenkms and Tom Benson In November the councnl sponsored and managed the Annual Pop Con cert as a Canteen benefit The Councll took charge of publuclty servlng and all detauls of the program Mr Sabaka and Mass Leslue dud a wonderful gob of arranglng the program On the furst of March the Youth Canteen was closed for tts yearly housecleannng and face luftung When the doors to the Canteen were re opened two weeks later a much cleaner and repannted Canteen was to be seen As a very greatly added attractuon a flne televusuon set had been un stalled for the kuds use Many thanks should be gnven to Rays Electruc Shop for lettnng us use the set Although wnthout the helpful and fme advtce of Mr Dawson the Council dnd a very credutable 'ob of running the Canteen Page Suxty Sponsored by First Natnonal Bank, Member of F D l C sl - ' - x , Z . 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I - ll - - ll - I . l I ' , , . , . , . l ' - ' I T 'swf 15,2 BOXING Although only fnve schools River Falls Hudson New Rnchmond Pres cott and Baldwnn took part an the boxung schedule thus year the turn out for posltnons and at matches was very good Although the Cat sluggers fought well and hard the team wasnt able to gain the nod from the referee often enough to wnn a match The team was composed of the following Keuth Jenson Phll Stewart Ted Pechacek Ronnle Stewart Tom Cudd Paul Gaustad Roger Swenson Don Demullung Danny Llnehan Duck Newberg Don Jenson Duck Demullung LeRoy Armbruster and Marvun Lansung Page Suxty Gne Sponsored by Paul Lundquust Hatchery 8. Farm Supply . X . ', V' 1 ' ' 1 X. fl . . 1' 1 K , wh -A ' . , ,airy av ,ww XM A ' 9 ' ' W : I I I I - I I - ' ' fl ll , . f 5 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 f t I 1 , . Burnell Adams Bruce Anderson Kenneth Anderson LeRoy Armbruster Bob Blerstadt Jean Bennett Tom Cudd Ruth Dopkrns Marlon Dusek Ruchard Enloe Mar ys Ensrgn B I En el James Erickson Arthur Feyereusen Elrzabeth Frank Phulnp Feyereasen Jaclue Greene Dorothy Hildebrandt Bonme Hamman Lo s Hanson Wayne Hllden Dorothy lnglls Bene Jenson Wa lace Jasken Bob Ames Jams Benson Ju es Beebe Rose Blshop Pat Bohmbach Mrldred Cobuan Anna Chrlstensen John Davee Robert Deans Wayne Deuss Mary Dooluttle Dons Delss Robert El'ertson Beola Fuller Norma Faltelsek John Frederick Lewns Hanson Dorene Hawknnson Janlce Howard B ll Hoffmeyer Richard Anderson Gera d Armbruster Betty Anderson Marvln Anderson Bernard Blshop Tom Benson Jvm Bouvln Ferns Bye Joan Camp Jera d Cernohous JoYCe Chrlstenson Dwayne Carlson Rose Marie Clark Norman Coblan Sue Chmnock Jeannlnne Davlson Donald Dusek Rlchard Demulllng Donald Demulllng Vlrglnua Dodge Evangelme Erickson Alice Foster Patrlcla Fisher Norbert Florlan JUNIOR 19481949 Joyce Johnson Cleone Kahut Janlce Knox Donna Kusllek Janet Kuss Douglas Kelly KI lan Loss Larson Rosallne Lovell Norvllle Lansmg Marvm Lansing Ed Nllller Kenneth Morrow Donald Motl .lamce Munson Barbara Mathys Elayne MeYer Dons M Kahan Pat McCoIlow Paul Nelson Ethel Newberg Don Obermueller Janet Olson Charles Pearson Donna Wilcox SOPHOMORE 1948 1949 Grace Hutchms Barbara Jaseph Leonard ohnson Judy Jackman Keith Jensen l.ye Johnson Shurley Kusulek Ida Larson Betty Larson Vlctorla lublch Vlrg ma Long Albert Madsen Bruce Meents Gordon Mueller Howard Madsen Norbert Meyer Clair Murphy Richard Neuman Linda Nelson Raymond Neck Forence Nelhoff FRESHMAN 1948 1949 Farnum Fuller Earl Francis James Grubb Glenda Griffey Vicky Grimm Kelth Hmz Lester Hunz John Jensen Yvonne Jankowskn Marulyn Johnson Bull Jenkms Victor Kreuznger Richard Kelly Jack Kahut Pat Kealy Lorrame Kokott Gerald Kusllek Marlorle Larson Harriet Lovell Shurley Lee Danny Lmehan Victor Lee Mary Claire McJulton Barbara McGlynn Donna Peters Ted Pechacek Donna Robey Marge Quandt Ardus Rozehnal Kenneth Roen Donna Reed Ronald Ruka Jum Rupert Donald Robey Mar In Smut Roger Swenson Mary Schenach Dorothy Smith Donald Slebold Richard F Schultz Duck H Schultz Bull Smith Phyllis Swendlman Januce Solum Audrey Schweuzer Richard Tresselt Vurguma Tousley Adelnne Ulsrud Marlorue Wessels Marllyn Ostness Alvin Pechacek Marnlyn Peterson Irene Peterson Kenneth Peskar Rosella Pechacek Jeanette Pechacek Duck Rozehnal Don Richards Ronald Stewart Delbert Swenson Aan Swenson Rodney Stone Larry Schorn Geo Schlagenhauf Howard Schorn Rnchard Seekamp Robert Stokes Richard Wells Bryant Wyman Mary McAulay Bob McKahan Joan Morrow Shirley Meyer Marilyn Munson Barbara Mack Larry Nelson Richard Newberg Bnly Olson Manlyn Overbye Jeanme Person Evelyn Peterson Charles Quandt Verna Ray Margaret Reed Dons Schultz .lane Standlsh Leslle Swenson Edath Swenson Duane Swenson Phll Stewart Marlys Tyler Dons Tobuas LaVona Wnrth Page Sixty Two Sponsored by The Fourwoy Market Bill l' ' . . . - r' 'h i g ' 1 . . I I 1 Efnr 0911r Srpnnxwrs . I' 1 ,xx Poge Suxty Threp Sponsored by The Carroll Bakery J . r! 'A N .1 'PV , : A 1- L' l ,L X 1 ff ' L ', AL Y I I. Q- I . I . ll. - ,4,-'V' . rf' a, ' ,lub ',1' V , . -. , 41' VU., , l. . .fl ,Lg v K fs-. 6.- ww aka, Prehy scenery E e e ek' Puggy back Leaders of iomorrow Square So soon Wally? What a uniform? Wheels of ihe Canteen Where dld she go Bob? 10 What wall your wnfe say Gordon? Page SIXYY Four Sponsored by Dcvns McLc1ughlm , 1, VV V A 1' , f ,' .f : I T' ,Ag v X If X ' , W ,, . . ' 'gb' .1 'J' A , Q . X' ML: .1 : . .1 Q . 3 , 3 ie 1 . - ' s A ' Q ' a , v - 1 u K 5 . 'Q 5 ' 1 W 5 K in 4 . 6 trim' X. i M I f 2 A X . XL 1 1 . . 6. - - - . - . 7. . H H- 8A V h - ' . 9. 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'l 1 1,53 1 pi' , Y A ,S-, FIRST SEMESTER Duck Laramy Jack Delss Marllyn Stone Roger Whnte Paul Gaustad Jtm Tobuas SEVENTH GRADE 194 Jummy Armbruster Wtlltam Armbruster John Brtcker Marol Bye Conme Clark Ruchard Doetkott Harry Deal Bruce Foster Esther Frank Eleanor Frank Donald Faltetsek Lorm Frey Kenton Fredertck Annell Hawktnson Jurn Huppert Marlene Huebel Rtchard Harrnson Jerry Jensen Pat Johnson Sandra Knox Warren Kolasnnskt Elatne Larkens 81949 SENIOR CLASS RECORD OFFICERS Prestdent Vtce Prestdent Secretary Treasurer Student Councul Student Councul .IUNIORSENIOR IANOUEY OF 1948 You tmuter leger Whtte In out on by Re erend A Joh son Speeche M D w on Paul G u t d Roy Sandberg Mu c Mena e Weasel: JUNIOR SENIOR PROM OF 1948 Theme Deep Pu ple K n P ul Glu teel h quee letty Jenso O c est' Falcons res JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Men Who Came to Dtnner SENIOR CLASS PLAY A Connecttcut Yenlree In Kang Arthur: Court Ethel Meyer Charlotte Muller Donald Parker Alan Quandt Merrelyn Swenson Kathleen Wetshaar EIGHTH GRADE 1948 1949 Euqene Bennett Bob Bouvm Robert Bruegger Rolland Baurd Nona Bowen Bob Davee Maxune Deal Bully Denss Davld Evenson Darwtn Eclqar Al Forsythe Gerald Frey Jerry GIbSOR0 ' s SECOND SEMESTER Paul Gaustad Jlm McLauqhlm Dorothy Kvaptl Donna Olson Paul Gaustad Jam Tobuas Jtm McLauqhlm Jack Helmer Margaret Hulbert Larry Henneman Duanne Johnson Betty Jensen Duane Jensen Joanne Jensen Phtl Kuss Allan Kmd Charles Kelly Rodney Larson Donald Laue Pat Leary Donna McKahan Charles Merta Jerry Murphy Donna Nicholson Lynn Nelson Bob Pitts Richard Swendtman Jack Sondberq Joyce Stock Kenneth Trebus Duck Tobias Page Snxty Etght Sponsored by Ruver Falls Hatchery, Logan Creswell, Proprnetor Dick Lqmmy ,,,,,.,,,-,,,- , ..... Student Council .... - -- ............ -- ' ' 1 ..,.. ,...,,............ ' v I .,... v . ll 1 . . r. e 5 , e sn , si ...,,. ' ri ..,.. .. . .I 1 i i ., .. . ..,.. A Q 5 is n, n 1 e .. .. . i A Ag l L . 421 LAL- Rollnng pralrle land rlch with the flavor of sprung brungnng forth the promnse of an abundant harvest the gently wlndmg Klnnlckmnlc threading nts way through the lowlands brmg a surge of attachment a real devotuon to the hearts of the unhabutants of thus area .A,.fL5.'!Hu ,Q-4.,.,,., of vw-41--M.. 'Z Page Sixty Nme Sponsoia by E J Leary Constructuon Company .J ' 'wmwwv . .kv- ,. 3, A M L 0. A: 'x E . .- . . . . . l G U . . , ..,. i 1 K Y 9 Q FEATURES Muss Schaffner exasperated wuth the non appearance of Tom Kealy for KP duty was ready to guve walkung papers to the offender As he rounded the corner the followung con versatuon took place Muss S Tom you re late Where have you been? Tom Why ah Ive been un Mr Erucksons room Iustenung to Presudent Trumans unaugural address Muss S Isomewhat mollufuedl Well Tom what dud the presudent say? Tom Why Muss Schaffner I was lust there One nuce thung about returnung to the class room we re safe from summer vacatuon haz ards such as mosquutoes sunburn and pouson uv Suxty four dollar questuon Are bathung suuts too small or do the gurls lust try to crowd too much unto them? Men teachers dont wear hats un zero weath er b cause they want to keep a cool head Eruckson How dud you lose your haur Rutchey Worry Eruckson What dud you worry about? r Rutchey About Iosung my haur Dawson Thus makes fuve tumes I have punushed you thus week Now Paul what have you to say? Paul Eggers Well Im glad uts Fruday Early to bed Early to ruse Makes a man healthy Wealthy and socuolly dead Vurgunua T Yes sur w re very upto date Everythung here us cooked by electrucuty Duner I wonder uf you would mund guvung thus steak another shock? Mousue Dud you notuce how my vouce fulled the audutoruum tonught? Bonnue H Yes Mousue un fact I notuced several people leavung to make room for ut Jack Deuss Ive never seen such dreamy eyes Toots You never stayed so late before Muss Drews See here' You entered thus credut on the debut sude Smutty Very sorry Drewsy Im left hand Coach McGuure What thus team needs us u el Zeke Wells Oh no thurty days us enough Boxer Cudd Isnt ut a long dustance from the dressung room to the rung? Hus opponent Yes but you wont have to walk back Januce Solum farruvung late at the baseball gamel Whats the score Eddue? Eddue Nothung to nothung Januce Solum Oh goodue' Then I havent massed a thung Jack D No more poker for me I played last nught and they cleaned me Fred Wells How much dud you lose? Jack D Suxty cents Fred You werent very durty were you? tremendous Why ut was th at long I never saw such a fushl Pa I belueve ou Muss Theruen Guve me three collectuve nouns Georgue S Flypaper wastebasket and vacuum cleaner Bry W My uncle left a thousand dollars when he dued Flap My uncle left the earth when h dued Joan Shueld was astonushed to see a guest paradung through the foyer of the hotel un a paur of pauamas .loan Here what are you doung? The guest snapped out of hus daze and apologuzed Beg pardon Ima somnambulust We sneered Joan You cant walk around here luke that no matter what your reluguon us Page Seventy Sponsored by Harruson s Cafe and Bakery - -A11 1 11 1 ' ,, 11 1 . . - 11 ' . . . . 11 I - . u ' , - 11 1 - ' L 1 1 ' - 11 1 ed.H rm , . H - 11 ' ' - 1 -11 1 - - 1 l f . I . . . , . 11 - - 11 1 1 - 11 11 1 - u - - 11 . . . 1, ' - 1 1 . . ,I - -11 1 , 1 11 1, . . . ' 1 1 1 In ' 11 ' 11 1 - 11 , I . I ' I - -11 - - 11 , . - -11 - 1 . . , . 1 1 ' - 11 Y' 11 . - . - . . I H , . vu - 11 ' A11 - 11 1 - I ' -11 1 - 11 9 11 - 11 ' ' 11 - - Fud- Bo -oh-bo dud I catch a fushl It was Mr - 11 - - 911 ' Mr - -11 11 - 11 Mr. ' - ' ,-ff - Y M - 11 - - 11 . -' . - - 11 - - Mr -11 1 - - 11 - 1 1 . ,, 11 .- , , ' 11 -11 1 - 1 - 11 I ' -11 f 11 ' . , 11 11 11 7 e - 11 , . 1 ' . . . . . 11 ' I - - -1 1 1 e ' . . - ' 11 . . ' -H ' ' ' ' -11 - 11 , . . 11 I n ' -vi' ' ' ' ' - 111 1 k 11 . . . 11 I ' 11 11 11 1 1 1 - 11 ' ' - . -- , 1 1 , . . ,, - - - 11 - 1 MARILYN SAIBY laldwln Hugh School 3 F H A 2 3 Glas Club I 3 Office Girl 3 Commarcnal Club 2 Librarian J Home Mechanics I Knitting Club l Chorus 4 Noha 4 Prom Commuttaa 2 3 FRED WELLS GENE KIND Kinder Student Council 3 Student Council Vnca President and Treas ursr 3 R Club 4 Iaseba I 4 oot ba'l I-4 Band I-4 Marching Band I-4 Cornet Quartet 3-4 Music Contest I 4 THOMAS ANDERSON Tom Concert land I 4 Marching Band I-4 Orchestra 3 4 Music Contest 2-4 Vocal Solo 2-4 Instru mantal So'o 3 Rhythm Masters Dance Band 4 Boys Ouartot 2-4 Boys Chorus 2-4 Mixed Chorus 24 Summer land I-4 Murad Duet 4 lnstrumantal Dust 4 Clinic land It Chorus 3-4- Pop Concert Treasurer 3- Cantoon Council 2-4- Kinniclx Staff 4- Class Play 3- Junior Rod It Gun Club 4- Football Manager 4- Intramural Badminton and Volleyball 2-4- Speech Contest 4- School News 4- Boy Scouts I-4. DOLORES KREUZIGER-Band I-2-3- Fotan- 's l-2- T.N.T. 3-4- Class Play 3- Sta o Committoa 3- Pop Concert 3. DONALD LARSON- Archia''-Basketball, lg Football, g laseball, I--5 R ub, I-2-3-4. JIM McLAUGHLlN Mac Class President 2 Vuco Prasndant 4 Student Council 2 4 Class Play 3 R Club I-4 Football I-4 Basketball 3 boxing I3 Traclx 4 land I 4 Music Contast I 4 HELEN J Johna G M' 3-4 T N T 4 Class Play 3 Football all Banguotf,Iolomuttoa 3 T N T creat ow 4 Prom Commattoa 3 Banqu ommlttao 2 Kmmck Staff 4 ARDIS OTTMAN Ardy Homomallars Club 4 Mlxad Chorus I Oporatta I ALVINA ANDERSON Vina lowsman Umon High School Canada l 2 Mmnahaha Academy 3 Home Nursing Club 3 RAYMOND RICHARDS- Buster - Kinniclx Staff 4- American Legion Baseball- Intra- mural Vollayball 4- Intramural Basketball 3-4- Intramural Badminton 3-4- Football I- loxing 2- lasoball 3-4- Track 4. PHYLLIS ANDING- Phyl'-land 2-45 O- chostra 4- Girls' Gloo Club I- Mixod Chor- , -5 Carinot Solo, 2-3g T.N.'l'., , , Junior Class Play, 3g Girls' Soxtotta, lg Class Secretary, 35 Kinniclx Staff, 4g Marching Ban , 2-4. Poge Seventy-One Sponsored by Dodge Hardware fr, A if ,, of af' , -ff T Ellsworth Hugh c o Footb 24 Basketball 14 a l Chess u 410 y pb Stu ent Council 4 NOLAN KUSILEK oy Class lay Footbal l DONNA YOUNG Dotty Ellsworth Hugh Sc ool I GAA 4 NT GERALD CARTER JC Basketball Football 'l4 Track 3 Canteen Council 4 Kmmck Staff 4 Junior Class Play 3 Band 34 Orchestra 34 Marching Band 34 Pop Concert 3 Baseball Manager 2 R Club Treasurer 4 JERRY JORGENSON Jergy Footba,l 12 3- Basketball l-2-3- Boxing 'I' Baseba'l - -3- rack 1- - - R Club l-2- - - Pro Committee 3- Football Captain 3. KATHLEEN M - Toots .N T. 2-4- 5 . vac QW . .A. -- Mixed Ch W Gifs or S - u ci -4- a teen n ' S e ar - - J . l s Pl P m Co ' ' op e t -4- pe ata - ' t Music Contest l-4. Page Seventy-Two Sponsored by Bendix Self-Service Lcnunderette 'Surf 14 W-3 BETTY WASCO Orchestra 23 Noha Club l.Yl.E HENDRICKSON HARVEY DUSEK Herve Prescott l Band I Baseball 3-4 American legion Baseball 34 Intramural Volleyball and Basketball 34 Junior Rod 8- Gun Club 4 Kmmck 5 aff 4 JAMES KEALY Jim Intramural Volley ball 234 Kmnnck Staff 4 Class Play 3 DELORES KOKOTT- Koko -G.A.A. - - . MARILY SH- Mershy -Girls Cher s 2- A may-'V DEWAYNE KUSILEK FFA 3-4 Class Play DARl.ENE ROATCH Roatchy G A A l 4 TNT 3-4 Chorus 1 Band 1-3 Marchmg Band 1-3 G A A Executive Board 4 T N T Pep Cornmlttee 4 Intramural Basketball and Volleyball 3-4 Jr Rod I Gun Club 4 Jr Sr Banquet Commuttee, 3 Pop Concert 4 Donkey Basketball 4 Mrxed Chorus 2 GERALDINE CARPENTER Gerry Ellsworth Hxgh School 1 Prescott Hugh School 23 ee Club 1 FH 12 Junlor Cass Pla 3 BOB BERNET Burn Kmmck Stff 4 .lr Rod I1 Gun Club Commlttee 4 Basketball 14-4 Track 3-4 Baseball 3-4 R Club 4 Football 1 Amerlcan Leglon Baseball 3 LORRAINE MEYER Ram GAA 1-4 G AA Executive Board 3-4 TNT 2-4 Nohe 4 Noha Vice Presudent 4 Banquet Com llllnll 23 Secretary I Treasurer 2 Jr Rod I Gun Club 4 Pep Commuttee 4 KATHRYN PERSON Kay GAA 1 TN T 3-4 Gnrls Chorus 4 Mlxed Chorus 4 Nohe 4 Banquet Committee 3 Pop Con cer 4 new-5' ARTHUR JOHNSON Art Murray Hugh School 1 Concert Band 2-4 Marchrng Band 2-4 Orchestra 3-4 Muslc Contest 24 Cornet Solo 2 Brass Quartet 3 Cor net Quartet 3-4 Football 1-4 Basketball 24 Boxlng 1 R Club 2-4 Prom om mnttee 3 Cass Play 3 Mnxed Chorus 3 Boys Chorus 3 Pop Concert 3-4 Cllnlc Band 34 Clmlc Chorus 3 Boy Scouts 12 Sea Scouts 23 llbrary Commrttee 1 VERNON PESKAR Vern FFA 12-3-4 Kansas Tnp 4 GLORIA JOHNSON Glor Muxed Chorus GAA 123-4 TNT 2-3-4 Nohe 4 Banquet Commlttee 3 Class Play Usher 3 PAUI. GAUSTAD Gus Football 1 4 B s ketball 34 Boxlng 1-4 Track 3-4 Class President 1 3 Student Councul 13-4 Stu dent Councul Presldent 4 Badger Boys BERNICE BETI. CH Bunny G AA T N T 2-4 C Play Usher 3 G A A Ex e CQIIIIIINOQ 2 S e Jr I1 S Football Basket ba , anquet ee Mikey Basket a 4 Ban Qmdllttee 2 Kmmck Stat 4 MARILYN STONE Stony Class Secretary 34 Orchestra 1-4 Class Play 1-3 TNT Treasurer 4 Gurls Chorus 1-4 Muxed Chorus l Muslc Contest 2-4 Coadltor of School Paper 1 Journal News Staff 3-4 Klnnnck Staff 4 Wlnona Mlnnesota 1 Poge Seventy Three Sponsored by Theres No Ploce Luke Holmes Jewelry -11 11- - 1 I 1 1 1 F 1 I 1 ' F 1 1 1 F ' ' ' ' F 1 J 1 5 1 , - , 11 11 , 3- ' 1 1 1 1 1 C - - 1 . - . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . 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' .V A 'lf , 4 1 1. .11-1. z Ya ax I I ' I ! , of i l 11 3 Q 1 1 P F2 PAUL EGGERS-Basketball, 1, Intramural Voleyball, 3-4. DOLORES BUSS Prescott 1 2 3 F l'l A l 2 3 Glee Club 2 Pep Club 1 2 3 Ma or e e 1 AUDREY PLACE G A A 1-4 T N T 2 4 Canteen Councnl 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Jr Sr Banquet Commnttee 3, Pop Concert 4 Muxed Chorus 1 Glrls Chorus, 4 BLANCHE WASCO Band 23 Homemakers Club 4 ROGER KUSS Cuple Foqtball 1-4 Bas 123 Track 34 Prom Commrttee, 3 Mixed Chorus I Student Councrl 12 RUTH M FOSTER Rufus GAA 1-4 T NT 24 TNT Secretary 4 Football Bas ketball Banquet Committee 2-3 Intramural Badmmton 2 Vo Ieyball 2-4 Basketball 24 Debate 24 State Debate Contest 3 Speech Contest 3 Mrxed Chorus 12 Oper etta 2 Gtrls Glee Club 2 Canteen Coun cul 23 Canteen Council Secretary, 3 l half year Class Play 3 Theme Com 3 Luterary Club 3 Jr Rocl 8- Gun Secretary 4 9 R DOROTHY KVAPlL- Dert - Junior Class Play, 31 T.N.T., 2-3-4, Mixed Chorus, 1, Banquet Committee, 3, Class Secretary, 4 lSecond haffj. JOE KAHUT Bud Marchmg Band 14 Band 14 Orchestra 2-4 Pop Concert 3-4 Canteen Council, 3 Basketball, 3 Football, 13-4 Class Play 3 R Club 4 Music Contest 1-4 Prom Commlttee 3 Knnmck Staf 4 GOLDIE BYE TOM KEALY Bun F F A 1 2 Intramural Volleyball 2 4 Football 1-3 Intramural Basketball 3-4 Class Play 3 JOANNE SCHOMMER Prescott Hugh School, Club 123 Malorette 1 AUDREY PEMBLE Central Hugh School, 1 Band 2 Orchestra 2-3-4 Chorus, 12 AA 1234 TNT 23-4 Canteen Coun cul 4 Musnc Contest 23-4 Page Seventy Four Sponsored by Cafe Gladstone -11 11- - ,, , . - , --1 .. ., -- r 'J r 6 r I 1 1 1 1 --1 i- F F tt, . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 F, . - . . ., 5 . .., -1 '1 1 ' 1 1 , -' - ' 1 ' 1 1 . ' Q ' ' 1 1 I 1 - N -11 11- ., - 1 -1 , 1 -1 1 1 1 1 1 -11 -n- , 1 - ' I I ' netball, 1-4, R club, 14, cum Treasurer, 1-2-31 F-H-A-1 1-2-31 GM CMM 21 Vw --1 1 -1 ' 1 ' f 7 I - 1 1 '1 -1 1 1 . - - . . ., , . 1 1 - - . . r 7 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 i 1 7 -16. -1 1-1 0 11 ...,,,,,., . 1 1 1 -1 - - . ' , , 1 1 1 1 I - , 1 -1 , 1 1 1 Cr 2 1 1 - , 141 1 I ' l 1 PATRICIA BOLES Pa GAA I-4 TNT 24 Girl Scouts I2 Formal Committee 2 Class Secretary 2 Girls Chorus 4 Cheer leader 3-4 Pop Concert 4 Donkey Basket ball 4 Baccalaureate Committee 3 ELWOOD ELLIOTT Orchestra, 2 Class Play MARLYS COBIAN Unactuve GAA 2 TN T 3-4 Girls Chorus 4 JIM BOLES Jumbo Cheerleader I FFA I Canteen Colnaul 2-4 President of Can teen Council, 4 Marching Band, I-4 Con cert Band I-4 Mixed Chorus I4 Boys Chews, 2-4 Boys Chorus President, 3-4, Vocal Solq 34 Mixed Duet 4 Music Cort- test I-4g et 4, Boys Quartet 3-4! Class Play, 3-' Prom Committee, 3 Pe Concert 3-4 M C Pep 'Concert 4 Band limc 3-4 Vocal Clinic, 3 Stage Manager 3-4 Journal News Staff 3-4 Rhythm Masters Dance Band 4 Summer Bahd 2 Yearbook Ed ntor, 4 JOHN VEENENDALL Intramural Volleyball oxlng I ootball 4 Class Play, 3 Junior Rod 8 Gun Club 4 Hwffiffv ROBERT JENSEN- Bob -Class President, 3- Student Council Vice President, 3- Class Play 3- Forensics 2-4- Debate 4- Music Con.est, l-4- Mixed Chorus I-4- Boys Chorus l-4- Boys Triple Quartet 3- March- ing Band l-4- Concert Band, l-4- Summer Band I-2- Orchestra 2-4- Trumpet Solo 2- Trumpet Quartet 3-4- Pop Concert 3-4- Journal and Kinnick Staff 4- Homecoming Committee 3- Clinic Band 3-4- Clinic Chor- us 3- Rhythm Masters Dance Band 4. HOWARD NELSON Howie Football I3 Boxing I2 Baseball 4 Track 3-4 FFA Secretary and Treasurer 4 Jr Class Play 3 FFA Basketball 24 Naval Reserve 4 BERNADINE BEST Stillwater High School, l23 Dancing Club I Entertainment Club I Chorus, 23 Girls Glee Club 3 ROGER WHITE Rog Student Council I2 Class President I2 Class Treasurer, President R Club 4 Basketball, Football I34 Track 23 Marching Band I2 Concert Band, I2 Music Festival, 2 R Club 2-4 Class Play 3 Toast Master Junior Banquet 3 ALD R P BAIRD Jerry FFA FFA Officer I FFA Public Speaker I S udent Council I Intramural Basketball and Volleybal 24 Boys Chorus 3-4 Mix ed Chorus 34 Music Contest 34 Vocal 3 4 Canteen Council 4 Kmnlck aff 4 News Staff 4 Class Play 3-4 Sage Manager 3-4 Football 34 Protec tromst, 24 Junior Rod I. Gun Club 4 Boys Chorus Sec, 3-4 Prom Committee 3 Pop Concert 3-4 Yearbook Editor 4 MARQJYHAGESTAD 179 swam Club 3-4 Class Play 3 Canteen Council 3 Forensics, 2 3.91.4 BoY5 Chorus, Trumpet Solo 2 Vocal Soo 3-4 Igyhing Band I-4 Or chestra 2 Boy Scouts, I2 Trumpet Quar tet 34 Pop Concert 3-4 KENNETH AMES- Ken -F.F.A. -2-3-4' F. F.A. Reporter 3-4, Secretary I- Boys Chor- us 4- Mixed Chorus, 4- F.F.A, Basketball Page Seventy-Five Sponsored by Temple Lunch CARLTON WESTERDAHL Carl Ellsworth MARYLYN ILUMLEY GAA I2-3-4 TNT 234 B'ai60et Cotnmlttee, 3 Class Play Usher, 3 Prom Committee 3 Tag Commlt te 3 ROBERT HOWARD Bob Allred Youth 4 PEGGY SMITH Peg G A A I4 G A A 2-4 TNT Pep Cemmlttee 4 Nohe 4 Nohe President 4 Band 24 Orchestra 34 Jumor Class Play 3 Junior Prom Commut tee 3 Jr Sr Banquet Committee, 3 Stu dent Councll 3 Class Treasurer 3 Dustnct Musxc Contest 24 Marclung Band 2-4 Klnmck Staff 4 IACK DEIS5 Football Basketball 2 3 4 Boxing I 1 rack 2 n 3 Cl s V Pres: ent R ul: -4 Stu e t uncl 2 I Reserve KATHLEEN HYDE Ketue G A A I 2-3-4 T N T 2 3 4 Class Treasurer I Prom Com mnttee 3 Glrls Chorus 4 Pep Concert 4 Page Seventy Snx Sponsored by Red Owl Agency RAMONA MEYER Mona -4 NT Presldent, 4 Male te I-4 Mixed Chorus I4 Gnrls C us I-4 Dustnct Mu sc C test -4 te Music Contest, 2-3 1 Gnls S e 3 Gul Scouts, I-3 Jun Cl I 3 Prom and Banquet Com m e Student Councal I2 Pop Con er peretta, DALE DOPKINS Doppy Kenmclc Staff 4 Baseball 34 Amencan Leguon Baseball, 3-4 Boxnng 2 Intramural Badminton, 3-4 In tramural Volleyball 4 Track 4 Junuor Rod I- Gun Club 4 DONNA OLSON Tootue GAA 2-4 TN T 24 Glrls Chorus, 4 .Ir Sr Banquet Commuttee 3 Jumer Rod 81 Gun Club 4 Pep Chairmen 4 Cheerleader 4 GAA Executwe Board 3-4 ROBERT GENE SMITH Smntty Football, I 3 Basketball I 3 Boxung I R ub, l 4 Prom Commnttee 3 HELEN BISHOP Bush GAA I2 JOANNE HUNTER Jo GAA 2-3-4 T NT 2-34 v - .A.A., I 1 T. - - 1 ' 1 1 ' 1. -H H- ' BI cl' .',I ' I I . 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More and more attentaon as beang gaven to the problem of gavanq youth adequate anstruc taon an dravanq l am qoanq to gave you some faqures and facts that emphasaze thas need Nearly half of the persons over saxteen years of aqe an the Unated States are dravers of motor vehacles today and the number as growanq rapadly The much too hagh annual to tals of traffac accadents and vaolataons are proof that all too many faal at tames to be skallful competent dravers Yet a qreat many use and enaoy thear cars year after year wath out accadents or other traffac troubles Stall others are an capable of clravanq an automo bale wathout havanq an acca dent The storaes an the news papers and on the radao about accadents that occur daaly are testamonaals to thas fact There are many traqac accounts each day There as the story of Davad a hagh school senaor on has way to a basketball qame Lake most teen aqers wath cars he had has falled wath has fraends As they went speedanq down the street Davad dad not see the truck slade out of the sade street And another evenanq that beqan so happaly ended an traqedy Perhaps you have already heard the story of Paul younq man who wall always have a dark shadow hanqanq over has lafe The realazataon that he has kalled a chald wall never be forqotten Pcaul was speedang to school one morn ang and faaled to see the chald dart out after her dog There was a heart rendanq scream followed by salence, and then the sudden stark realuzataon that tragedy was at hand Better traananq and qood drav anq habats could have averted thas accadent We hear storaes lake thes every day but we treat them all wath the calm andafference that suqqests we are confadent an accadent wall never happen to us or anyone we know Then one day at does Several weeks aqo I was shocked to learn of lust such an accadent unvolvanq two of my fraends These two qarls were leavang for a party an a cty about tharty maes away The father of one lake all qood fathers warned them to be careful Jean thedauqh ter answered wath the stock but empty reply that ot course theyd be careful From that moment her fathers words never entered her mand aqaan untal several hours later when Jeans fraend lcay an the road d ad lmaqane af you can the sorrow and anquash that accompanaed the news of thas traqedy a home where the only dauqh ter has lust b en kalled Now Jean as an a hospatal tryanq to recover as dreadful to see her lyanq there her formerly actave body helpless Jean and her fraend were once happy an thear be laef that accadents always hap pen to someone else There care many accidents each year that are not fatal but the larqest percentaqe that are occur an the haqh school age qroup Nane percent of all Pacture the sorrow an e us of her Ieqs accadents anvolvanq dravers un der eaghteen years of aqe are fatal whale only one percent are fatal an the forty to forty fave year aqe qroup There care many reasons for thas haqh percentage but the most m portant one as lack of com petent anstructaon Every year one and one half mallaon peo ple qraduate from haqh school and an fave years seventy fave percent of these younq people wall own or have complete ac cess to an automobale Each year many of these are qettanq hat and mass anstructaon on dravanq from thear fraends or relataves lt as the haphaz ard practace sessaons that do the most damaqe the trual and error met'aod whach does noth anq but destroy tame enerqy and laves If you are learnanq to drave by thas method you wnll never be a qood draver You wall never be sure unless someone wath authoraty and experaence has carefully tauqht you how to overcome your daffacultaes The story of Nancy as one that represents thas truth Nan cy was dravanq her car from St Paul to Spokane ln North Dakota she stopped to rest her eyes Sance at was a cold dcay she left the motor unnanq to keep the car warm Nancy was so tared she fell alseep An hour later she dropped over the horn and the next motorast stopped to see what was wronq but at was too late Nancy was another vactam of carbon monoxade poasonanq She was better traaned than most an the laws and proced ure needed to operate a car but her educataon was defaca ent wherean nt faaled to tell her how to detect weaknesses rn her machane These facts can and should capture the anterest of haqh school stud nts If the educa taon and sens of responsabalrty as not more d eply ampressed o the mands of our younq people at wall mean that over one mallson poor dravers wall be added to the haqhways each year Of course many wall be added to the yearly lasts f dead and cratacally anlured but the rest wall contanue to en danger thear laves as well as those of annocent vactams To remedy thas condataon not to prohabat the younq peo ple from dravanq but at certaan ly as not to open the haqhways to us wathout farst provadanq complete knowledge of dravanq skalls and mechanacal anforma taon Once bad habats are form ed they are often daffacult to erase Many communataes an the Unated States have set up plans for teachanq younq people to drave safely by the use of the facalataes provaded an the publac schools In Cleveland Ohao where thas plan of student drav anq courses has been offered over a peraod of tome the num ber of accadents an that vacanaty as been cut an half It been so successful an Calafornaa that at has been made a re quared subaect rn all Calafornaa haqh schools Several other states throuqhout the Unated States are also tryanq to ansta tute thas practnce ln Wasconsan alone seveny thousand younq people have receaved thus traan anq an the past seven years However we should not be Page Seventy Eaght Sponsored by Arnae Kuss Servace Stataon xl X I 4 Q . - . .T - . . l ' I . 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I content un thus matter untul every communuty offers thus trcuununq to uts younq people There us one school un our vucunuty un partucular that has un stalled thus course un uts huqh school Thus us un New Ruch mond Wusconsun Despute the fact that ut us only o part tume course, unterest us so huqh that an extentuon us planned for next year lt has become the qoal of many students un thus school to be the best druvers possuble Theur enthusuasm has affected some of the adults to the extent that they too have enrolled un the course Promotuon of the udea for teen age unstructuon un druvunq has proceded un an orderly methoducal fashuon In Wuscon sun un the week of March 7 to 12 unstructuon courses were THE BUILDERS CWrutten and presented by Ar thur Johnson at the Leaque and Dustruct forensuc contestsl At thus tume of year huqh school senuors throughout our country are confronted wuth the problems Shall I qo to colleqe? and What can col leqe do for me? As a huqh school senuor myself I would luke to quve you some of my opunuons on the subuect The udea that qounq to col leqe us one of the unherent ruqhts of man seems to have obtauned a baseless foothold un the munds of many of our people So wrote Presudent Lowell of Harvard a few years aqo Fuaures help to prove thus ln 1890 there were 122000 colleqe students Todav over a mulluon attend our huqher unstu tutuons of learnunq However even today there are many capable younq peo ple who should contunue formal educatuon but do not At a student conference a few years aqo a younq labor leader was surrounded by a aroup of un quusutuve colleqe qurls In reolv to some of theur questuons she saud slowly quven to the prospectuve teach ers of the druvunq classes It us estumated that un the next fuve years euqhty fuve percent of th schools un the Unuted States wull be offerunq druvunq lessons to theur students We younq people are beunq awakened to the fact that accu dents can happen to us Per haps one of us wull be the next Davud or the next Jean to leave for a party and never arruve It muqht be my luttle brother or suster that chases hus doq unto the street Maybe our parents wull know the heart break that always accompanues an accu dent In many unstances of ourse we may be lucky But why should our luves depend on luck? Arent our futures more Important than that? We are un a posutuon to expect and I have worked sunce I was fourteen and l have known qurls on factory benches who should have been where you What then are some of th benefuts the consuderatuons th matters to be taken unto ac count un acquurunq thus so called huqher educatuon? Let us furst terual expense must be cover such as unutual fees for tuu tuon books room and board and many uncudentals But ther oth r costs to be consuder d lndufference lazuness con ceut are counterf uts on the col leqe campus Goals should clude lndustry steaduness un utuatuve determunatuon ambu tuon Seekunq admussuon to Col leq now us not merely flaunt una funancual mental and physucal qualufucatuons but one should be unterested un buuld unq character pouse alertness abuluty to meet people honest ly dependabuluty On the other hand the stu nt who us wullunq and a e to meet the cost should have a clear ud a of what colleqe us quvunq nn return Tumes were when the coll q course was looked upon as an educatuonal qoal for back qet more out of lufe than sumple luck can quve us We as the younq people un the Unuted States arent en turely to blame for the accudents that take such a Iarqe toll of our fruends but we can do our share un reducunq the number We can also be fully aware that the startlunq pucture the traguc account that shouts from almost any newspaper usnt al ways the other fellow lt can well be one of our luttle qroup To keep our parents from worryung to make streets and untersectuons safe for pedestru ans to promote complete safe ty on the hughways of our na tuon let us, the teen aqers of today do our share by keepunq well un mund Accudents can happen to us qround or for socual develop m nt Gurls went to funushunq schools boys became acade mucuans Now most schools of huqher learnunq are consudered as a means of occupatuonal success There are schools whuch quve th courses the labora torues the fueldwork whuch pre pare one for hus callunq Unuversuty sand I cum uncluned to thunk most Amerucans do value educatuon as a busuness asset The value us not as an exberuence but as a tool the student must expect from colleqe certaun fundamental tools and technuques for hus future work These tools for a successful career are of value only uf the stud nts mund has b en awakened and develop No colleqe educatuon s worth whale unless ut produces untellectual duscuplune Such duscuplune us not prumaruly the m moruzuna of certaun facts but the abuluty to analyze and con struct thouqht fThus tvoe of d s cuplune does not need to make the student a book worm neuther wull he be satusfued wuth an averaqe C J Every student then should have hus mund open to assum Page Seventy Nune Sponsored by Koller Pontuac Company ' . 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I 1 u 1 a l I a Q . 9 Q II ' 4 I 1 I , I , ' . - :late truth but the real student uses hus knowledge to arrlve at has own conclusions ln a chapel address at Columbia Unuversnty Dean Acherman re marked Present day securuty ns the result of the substututuon of predlgested opnmons syndu cated thought and collectnve thunklnq for undlvldual thouqht responsnbulnty and actuon The student also should ex p ct somethnnq more than tech mcal skulls and intellectual dns cnplnne from the colleqe cours He also wants a scale of val ues cl sense of standards and apprecuatlon He will acquure many of these soclal values throuqh school envuronmenr The colleqe student should ex pect to be a man or woman of culture Can a colleqe educatnon quve a student the fundamental doc trmes I have descrubed'P I be PKtNNlCK STAFF lneve nt can l have trued to show that It us an honor and a pruvlleqe to qo to colleqe and to accept the cost and responsnbllnty of col leqe llfe The student wull re ceuve personal development tools technuques and nntel lectual duscnplnne to dernve the utmost for his chosen profes snon LPS!! 44,4-4' 'V Members h s ff h ncluded chiefly students of the Sensor class Many h of bor ha e spent on the publncatnon of the 1949 Kmnuck partucul y b he ed ors un :ef Jam Boles and Jerry Baird by Jerry Carter l or1'QPeggy mlth d Phyllis Andnng on advertlslng and other bus: ess problems by Ram Meyer Marnlyn Stone Kathleen Matzek, Phyllns n I ,P-eggy h Jenson Dorothy Kvapul Tom Anderson Duck y Audre ace and Marylyn Plumley on artncles and the general plan of he book to say nothnng of the typusts Bernice Betlach Kathleen Hyde n th r labor Others have contributed thenr servlces as time has permitted eyer Helen Johnson and Audrey Place who have unstmtungly gnv Page Eighty - Sponsored by lngebritson Bros. 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It means an attempt to keep boys In good trammg off the field and floor as we as on Jlm McGulre has been our chu coach for the past three years Hls categ y of athletuc events has mclude a I a baseball He wnll lea u y take p coachung dulees at C ppe e s ol wushes to thanb ' Ire hus reless e ort to build t etuc gra m our hug s B e kcCh ock R er wenson BAS ALL S s 8 prlng a Hudson IV Prescott Rnver Ruver Ruver Rnver Ruver Ruver River Fa s Fa s Fa s Fa s Falls Prescott Ellsworth Sprung Valley Hudson Ellsworth New Rvchmond New Richmond D09 Aprnl Aprll April Aprnl May May May May May May Tournament at Hudson May I6 17 TRACK Bull Engel Eugene Green Howard Nelson Marvin Lansmg Roger Whute Eddse Muller Jlm Tobias Jerry Carter Don Slebold Don Obermueller Clair Murphy Harvey Dusek Wayne Deuss Rodney Stone Bob Elertson Gene Kmd Zeke Wells Art Feyereusen Don Demulllng Catcher and Second Base Pltcher and Furst Base Pitcher and Pitcher and Pntcher and Center Fneld Out faeld First Base Short Stop Catcher Catcher Short Stop Out fueld Page Eughty Two Sponsored by Brownies Raduo Servnce Thlrd Base Second Base Right fneld Left fueld . . . 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' , 12. . ad' ,. ,,, if f' ly rows to roar Row l Marllyn Ostness Mary Claire Mclllton Peggy Smrth Tom Anderson Bob Jenson Marc Hagestad Dick Laramy Janus Munson Ken Anderson Zeke Wels Row 1 E ayne Meyer lenord Johnson Jlm Mclaughlm Joan Shueld F ap Anderson Dons Shultz Donna Kusllelr Betty Anderson Manlyn Munson Pat Kealy 200' Row 3 Ramona Meyer Lmda Ne'son Duck Rozehnal Marlys Ensign Joe Kahut Betsy Franlr Dons Tobnas Eugene Green John Davee Bob Bouvm Row 4 larry Nelson Norma Fa telsek Jane Standish .lerry Murphy J m Bouvm Bruce Meents Jeannnnne Davison Mary Doohttle Yvonne .lankowslu Audrey Schweizer 1- Row 5 Joyce Johnson Jnm Boles Pat Bohmbach Janet Kuss Jerry Carter Bryant Wyman .lim Grubb Ruth Dopkms Carol Dollnng Phyl ns Andmg Bll O son MARCHING BAND The marchrng band has been malung a fine showing for ltsell durmg the oast few years Its been marchunc at all the football games and some local events It received an A ratmq un the contest last sprung and has hugh hopes of doing the same this year But the hsggest thnll of all was the wearnng of our new umforms for the hrst nme They re one thmg we and the whole school can be mighty proud of They are mndmght blue and grey The pants are grey with an orange strlpe up the slde of each leg The lacltets are mud night hue with two rows of sn ver buttons up the front and wlth an orange lapel The Ruver Falls Hugh School emblem ls on the sleeve wnth other brands and ornaments The hats are hugh with blue sudes white top and an orange plume The malorette uniforms are white velvet Theur hats are orange and whnte with white plumes the band The band ns very grateful to the Board of Educatnon mothers who worked tnrelessly to purchase the umforms thas year the PTA who purchased emb ems for the unllorms and to any other nndlvldual or group who was un any way responsible for the new out ts Page Eighty Four Sponsored by Cluff's Popcorn Stond - .L f' ' 5, ' , ',L.ea:x-.' 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I - I I 'l ' Out of what does thas satua taon arase ' The answer as ob vaous In our world we have about eaghty dafferent segments each one sovereaqn able to move andependently of the oth ers It as as af our automobale dravers were sublect to no re stractang regulataons no speed laws no controls of any kand except those subaect to the ar batrary anterpretataon accept ance or reaectaon by each anda vadual If we thank of the hav oc arasanq from thas type of ar rangement at as not daffacult to determane the underlyang rea sons for attatudes and conflacts whach maqht arase out of our present world scheme f thanqs We an thas world Iave under constant pressure we are con stantly beanq forcably fed wath one type of adeoloqacal propa qanda or another We are Iav artafacaal world socaety a slender bas wath a top lake a balloon blown up entarely out of pro portaon to the thouqht reason ang an top heavy bualt We are beanq cramm d wath thas and that adeoloqy government economac system and the lake We are gaven a world cl batanq socaety the U N whach as to determane the stmy of us a On w a recommendataon are we offer t as? Sampy t at throughout hastory man has foaled an has attempts at coop erataon an the manner whach the U N typafaes and that our leaders consader thas as good a tame as any to beqan reformanq human nature I belaeve our Unated Nataons as or soon wall be a faalure merely because at as not bandang Its decrees are subaect to the eqocentrac atta tudes and anterpretataons of eaghty dafferent sovereagn states Its less amportant de crees are accepted yes but consader fraends the satuataon whach wall arase an the event of a great nataon turraang aqqres sor Publac opanaon cannot stop a Stalan tank an atomac bomb plummettanq toward earth or bacteraa and baotoxans rottanq out entare nataons No my fraends publac opanaon as not enough We must have a band anq world qovernment not a loose aggregate of sovereagn states backerang wath each oth Stall we hear those who per sast an advocatang and recom mendang such thanqs as Marx asm and Fascasm as many adeoloqaes as there are days an the year as solutaons to each and every assorted eval and problem besettaraq the world today Marxasm and Lenanasm are the most ansadaous and per sastent of all The so cal ed Russaan Experament as extoll ed as the shananq example of what a nataon can do af quad d by the proper party lane Yes my fraends thas as an example certaanly a shananq example of an entare people whapp d and bayonetted anto actavaty True the Sovaets have con structed a remarkable amount of modern andustraal facalataes and the Iak But does even thas atone for the mass slauqht er of the Russaan peasants who resasted collectavazataon h Kulaks so called or the purqe of malltons who happened to dasagree wath the accepted government poIacaes ' Wathout my explaananq at as ev dent that Fascasm has faaled an much the same manner N nataon or organazataon can hrave on the prancaples upon whach Communasm and Fascasm are constructed Yet anconqru ous as at seems there are stall those who would see these alaen adeologaes amposed upon The lattle common man of the world cannot resast the cancerous growth of those pow ers whach would destroy ham and has freedom We all need protectaon' We are offered pro tectaon an the form of an anter nataonal club and debatanq so caety well meant and well meanang certaanly but aneffec tual nonetheless Wath all due respect for the Unated Nataons for ats actava taes and functaons, I am SUFS we wall all agree that the or qanazataon leaves much to be desared an matters of qrave am portance The reason as thas an organazataon or unaon f sovereagn states as worse than useless It as of no more ad vantage to world unaon and cooperataon than were the Ar tacles of Confed rataon to the unafacataon and cooperataon of the Unated States of Ameraca We cannot merely alter the text of the Unated Nataons Charter No because at as basac ally useless Its basas as oo Iaquad too unstable for use The Unated Nataons Charter as a multalateral treaty that, and nothanq more Each party to at can wathdraw at any tame and only war can force a mem ber nataon to fulfall ats oblaqa tions What as necessary then thas a world state based prancaple upon the wallanqness of ats peo Je to coop rate Not a oose conqlomerataon of states but a nataon welded to q ther by one bandanq force th brotherhood of man and has wall for survaval To be effectave for hamself rs well as for has fellow men thas world state must b based on the sovereagnty of the anda vadual a democracy bt ts laws must be bandanq It must have a constatutaon uoon whach ats actavataes wall b based not an Artacles of Confed rataon It must ave the same assur ance agaanst agqressaon to Af qhanastan and Nacaraqua that the Constatutaon and laws of the Unated States do to Was consan and Mannesota aqaanst destructaon by thear fellow states We must have world unaty and we can have at The solu taon laes wath us wathan our grasp The problem as thas How wallanq are we to faqht for the dassemanataon an schools church es movaes and on the radao of the adea of a new road to sur vaval one whach cannot take on a practacal shape untal enough people lake you and me belaeve an at understand at and want at Page Eaghty Sax Sponsored by Webster 81 Kolasanska Insurance i - . . i I E . . . . , . - .. 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I . - u t . . , I I I - , , . . 1 ' L I ' I 1 I I , D ' I I 1 ,Jam 1 1' OUR LOST TRIBE lOrugnnal oratuon by Carol Doffungl There us a lost class of people un the Unuted States today lt consusts of those doomed to obluvuon neglect and oftumes dusgrace because certaun cur cumstances un theur luves have caused mental dusorders Suck un mund soul and body these people are often not guven the care afforded to anumals un our stables It seems that we are usung dustorted psychology when un attemptung to cure these people we furst place them an unstututuons where theur troubles are most certaunly aggravated rather than analyzed A parallel can be drawn between many of our prusons and mental un stututuons Durt, urucalled for cruelty poor food, a lack of pruvacy and unde pendence of wull may be found un both However, there have been pruson re form laws passed statung that crumunals must be guven work that wull prepare them to take theur place un socuety upon release, and that letters, gufts, and vusutors be allowed the men Now all reform un the prusons has been made for the benefut of man kund as well as the unduvudual but these men have commutted crumes, whule mental hosputal to be found us better than the best pruson un the enture country Many condutuons descrubed by authentuc sources unclude the followung a groupung together of all types of psychnatruc patuents such as those suffer ung from slught breakdowns the feeble munded and the manuacs Attendants are capable only un the fueld of usung theur muscles Therapeutuc treatment us unknown Then one hosputal had a so called lubrary hour Thus consusted one day of two women readung a comuc book the rest starung blankly unto space P nushment for small musdemeanors often us the cold hose treatment' pack la modufued straughtlacketj, untermunable boths, or beung locked un tuny rooms wuth barred doors and no wundows Most unbalanced people have an easy tume gettung unto such places but very few of them ever leave Many of the doctors who treat mental patuents are uncompetent There are laws whuch protect the suck from unscrupulous physucuans but there us not one state wuth laws stupulatung who may or may not guve psychuatruc treat ment There are thurty fuve hundred qualufued psychuatrusts un the country to day but there are twenty fuve thousand people earnung theur luvung by quack ery un thus fueld Some of these pseudo psychologusts were formerly sungers, farmers, boxers, and plumbers An example of the tragedy of theur attempts may be unducated un the case of an extremely shy college student The so called psychuatrust to whom he went for advuce recommended that he take a course un publuc speakung and tell hus troubles to the rest of the class The boy trued to obey the doctors orders, broke under the stroun, and commstted suucude Such tragedues happen agaun and agaun Our mental hosputals, all our unstututuons and even our grave yards would be fnlled much more slowly uf we requured sensuble standards for practutuoners lt has been sand and rughtfully so that our greatest weakness lues un mans unhumanuty to man Page Eughty Seven Sponsored by Schultz's Kunnuc Jersey Daury '. - 'V-S , A n .1 u . ,, 5 . l .' .' us I ,I L.,. 3 . 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FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Roger Whute Roger Swenson Roger Kuss Gene Kund Jum Tobuas Paul Gaustad Eddue Muller Don Duck Don Duck Duck Obermueller Enloe Larson Ccaptaunl H Schultz Chunnock Joe Kahut Jum McLaughlun Arthur Johnson Marcus Hagestad BOXING LETTERMEN Phul Stewart K uth Jensen Duck Demullung Don Demullung Tom Cudd Paul Gaustad lcaptaunj Marvun Lansunq LeRoy Armbruster Roger Swenson Ruchard Newberg Ronald Stewart SCHOLASTIC SCHOLARSHIPS Dorothy Kvapul Paul Gaustad READERS DIGEST AWARD Dorothy Kvapul QQIIMVQKMIRIIIDQW TRACK CAs we go to press lettermen hav not been chosenl Bob Bernet Duck Chunnock Rog r Swenson Duck Enloe B'll Engle Eugene Green Howard Nelson Marvun Lansung Bob Bennett Don Ruchards Eddue Muller SPEECH Marcus Hagestad fgoldl Ruth Foster Cgoldb Carol Doffung Cbronzel Arthur Johnson fsulverj Tom Anderson fsulverl Bob Jenson Csulverj Janus Benson lgoldl Lous Larson fgoldJ Eluzabeth McJuIton Cgoldl Duck Laramy fsulverj Margery Quandt Cbronzel Bryant Wyman fbronzej Duck Anderson Cqoldb Mary Dooluttle fgoldl BASKETBALL LETTERMEN Roger Kuss Roger Whute Jerry Carter Ccaptaunl Jack Deuss Bob Bernet Jum Tobuas Paul Gaustad Arthur Johnson Claur Murphy Rodney Stone BASEBALL LETTERMEN Bob Bernet Eddue Muller Jum Tobuas I rry Carter Don Suebold Don Obermueller Flaur Murphy H rvey Dusek Wayne Deuss Rodney Stone Bob Elertson G ne Kund ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIPS Paul Gaustad Marcus Hagestad Arthur Johnson Joe Kahut Jum Mclaughlun Jum Tobuas Roger Whute Bob Bernet AMERICAN LEGION MEDAL Arthur Johnson BADGER BOYS STATE Ruchard H Schultz BADGER GIRLS STATE Lous Larson D A R MEDAL Peggy Smuth Page Eughty Eught Sponsored by Wrn Jensen 81 Sons Jersey Daury . 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' 1 I I K g Ted and Queen Pom royalty Y Alta e eybody we 6 U o pla nable Ethel t lv PROM April 23 l949 events of the evemng Prom Prom theme Aprxl Showers Yes that was nt' Another year and the memorable events have come and gone Maybe they re gone but at ll take a long tame to forget the excnte Speeches were gnven by the toastmaster Duck Schultz Junnor presudent and Prom Kang Ted Pechacek Sensor president Paul Gaustad and Mr Clyde Campbell Then nt was over There were many nowever who neither heard much of what was Junuor Sensor Banquet and ment of preparnng for the 6 OO oclock banquet sand or could have told you later what they ate Reason Garls were feverishly antncnpatung the donnung at ruttles and trulls boys were thnnklng about cars to be checked and callung for theur heart beats at the appointed hour Fxnally the buggest moment ot the evenung arrived the Grand March Thus the Prom of T949 was formally launched The gym fyoud never have known It was the place where we tumble shoot baskets and yell our lungs outy was a verutable garden ot pastel crepe paper wrth covered umbrellas hangmg from the cenlnng The punch table was sheltered by one huge um brella Then we found ourselves dancung dancung tothe musuc of Harley Lanuer dancung to the tune of Aprnl Showers Page Eughty Nune Chatterbox Cafe L M Tousley and H B Tousley 1 1 5 ' ' . 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V SENIOR WILL We the Senaor Class of 49 beang of strong body and of stronger mand do hereby make our last wall and testament Jam Boles walls has Canteen work to Ball Jenkans Maralyn Marsh walls her daamond to Beola Fuller Dack Laramy walls has wavy haar to Mr Dawson Ramona Meyers walls her E r r r to Elayne Meyers Jerry Carter walls has drum beattng to Jerry Murphy Audrey Pemble walls her strang bass to Flap The Senaor class walls ats S14 85 to Cana for a one way tacket to Aurora Nolan Kusalek walls has car to l.eRoy Armbruster Jam Tobaas walls has physaque to Donnae Motl Gloraa Johnson walls her gaft of gab to Adelane Ulsrud Paul Eggers walls has know at all to Jane Standash Marylyn Plumley walls her long haar to Dorothy Inglas Goldae Bye walls her smale to Loas Larson Rog Whate walls has hook shot to Rodney Stone Rog Kuss walls has pool hall tan to Zeke Wells Jergy walls has stool at Thoms to Jam Ruppert Fud Channock walls has football abalaty to Marvan Anderson Jerry Baard walls has Ellsworth fraends to Tom Cudd Tom Anderson walls Ganger to anyone who wants her Fred Wells walls has garl an Hudson to Barney Adams Jack Deass walls Knuck t 7 7 Toots walls her long walks to Joyce Johnson Pat Boles walls her out of town boy fraend to Barbara Joseph Ken Ames walls has one arm dravang to any one wath lafe ansurance Jam McLaughlan walls has good humor to Wallace Jasken Marcus Hagestad walls has andustraous attatude to Don Obermueller Dorothy Kvapal walls her 955 to Doras McKahn Buzzard walls has front seat at the Alvan to Don Robae The typang class walls ats weekly allowance to Drewsae for the lost typang book Joe Kahut walls Jean Bennet to Ball Engel Delores Kokott walls her good tames an Ellsworth to Gen Tousley Thas as the fanash of the Senaor wall as the Senaors are nearly fanashed Page Nanety Two Lutheran Brotherhood Lafe Ins M Koosman Genl Agent Lf if ' f 41,4 M as ' ll ll ' T 'gs 4 I I . . 5 s , . . . . . , u , .x Ah Q - . . I ' . . . . fl W ff' ' ' II II l ' ' - II ll . ll II ' ' ' ' ' 'A 0 . . ? ? ' . . , . - r ' . ll Il , . a 1' 'I ' I Remember N113 Sprxhg Wben . . Page Nmefy-Three National Farm Loan Assn., Selmer Gram, Soc.-Tre x . N X W 1 J' 2 'QMWJ fi, Thus ns the last year an which thus comblnatnon of malorettes whuch as performed so well ln the past three years wull appear Ramona Meyer the drum malorette has been a real leader and promoter and her services In the band wlll be greatly mussed The other two Elayne Meyer and Joyce John son are Junuors and no doubt wull take over the tasks of leadung next year Page Nunety Four Sponsored by F C Nelson Luvestock 8. General Hauling fy My Hhs followmg artlcle was wntten by Allen Mdnlton n her graduatnon year 1947 It so pougnantly suggests tha thoughts of tha student as the pages of hu hugh school book are :losing that we decndud ut would aptly :lou our Kmmelz of I949 We :re nndehtcd to Allce for her contrubutnonl TURNING THE PAGE February 28 and another page IS turned What page ln what book? Just an ordlnary wel' worn thumbed through volume You ve already read t lm reading It There are only a few chapters left Its the kmd of book you curl up to read ln front of a fare on a stormy day or under buddung apple trees I chuckle wlth glee as I read pages of humor the kund we make every day corny but nts yours and mme Funny llttle blotches on some of the pages too' Cryung makes you feel sllly ' Me too but It sort of smooths out the rough edges l dad enloy the chapter on football Wonder who Invented the game? Every year mullsons go mad over at From the nenghbors klds to the bug stuff Ameruca starts tlngllng We yell curse the refs sang and pornt to a player and say Hes my brother or Hes my fella' At the end of the seo son the boys turn In the smelly dlrty sults to be cleaned and packed away lts hard to look In the closet and see the bug warm ups hangnng there At 315 Iongmg steps head for downtown Instead of the locker room A week later though the locker room fllls up agaln Basketball' Poor Mom' She was lust gettnng used to havmg supper on tnme agam' Kids start bouncing balls In basements through home made loops But the leaves an thus chapter fly even faster Here It IS tournament time' ls there any thmg better than an old fashuoned basketball tournament? Hot sure crowd to school two hours before game tlme to get a seat Often wondered why' Do you know? Well l dont l fugured we gust sort of love those kids watch mg them warm up admnrmg theur power and perhaps beung a lnttle envuous The chapters lust about over but Never heard much about debating? Neuther dvd I untul they told me I could talk umnterrupted for eaght minutes' The flrst year ts like athletics you sat on the bench and squlrm The second year you re sent In for a whack or two scared as mldnught but by the thurd year you re getting to be bag tame Kmd of fun to pale In a car and spend a day trying to wln over some lntelllgent Iookung kids They always look smarter than the home team In the fourth year you made vt to Madason Really bug tame' Hotels trylng to eat In fancy places without lookmg luke awkward hugh school knds Maybe you wan maybe not but nts luke football basketball and all the others' You take your chance wlth the other guys and somehow come strldmg out of ut all Im closmg the book now wnth my book marker fwhuch ns lust a bub ble gum wrapperl on a new page This page as fresh but the old dlrty ones lmger lust a but nn my fmgers Once they are written the words remaln um mortal but always there ns the hope of a new page A peek at the new title glves me a thrill speech musuc and boxmg' Yes we re kmd of lucky The book was wrltten with pam oftentimes but always It remalns on the shelves of memory to be pulled out at wull Kmd of funny too the bnndungs how ever worn they may be never wear completely out Your set of volumes may be bugger than mme but there us always tomorrow to add another page Page Nmety Fuve Sponsored by Eda 8. 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