Stillwater High School - Kabekonian Yearbook (Stillwater, MN)
- Class of 1959
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Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:
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PUBLISHED BY
THE SENIOR CLASS
STILLWATER, MINNESOTA
hofo courtesy of Jack M
Rebuilding the central theme of the 1958 59 school
year Rebuilding from the ruuns of the dusastrous fire to the
expectation ot a new hugh school Rebuilding the school
spurut with a new pep song and a new Homecoming pro
gram athletics actuvutues and the progressung of a fine
scholastuc program have made the past year an excutung
one The students have luved wuth crowded hurried condu
tions Because of the use of tour buuldungs the Senior Hugh
the Junior Hugh the Actuvuty Buuldung and the Nelson
school the school day for many students was a rushed
turung day of learning Through all thus the students of
Stillwater Hugh School have come through with a most
progressuve year
The Kabekonuan us also sugnuticant of the changes untro
duced this year. A new arrangement more pages more
pictures and color will enhance the memories ot the year
captured in this book. We hope for you it will recall the
pleasant happenings of the year of T958-59 and that it
will serve to renew the memorable experiences of your
high school years.
KAB STAFF
Editor ..... Duck Strand
Assistants
Layout ...........u Carolyn VanTassel,
Roberta Ross
Copy ..... ....... S hurley Johnstone,
1 To ff. V, u Marna Jacobson
Pictures ,... ............ K ay Pauley
Advertising ...... ...... T om Lindell
Subscriptions ....... ...... J anet Rigg
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In thus butldlng are four classrooms used by the Related Occupa
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Classes meeting in this building include Senior and Junior
High art classes, Home Economics, two Senior High English classes
and one Senior High Social Studies class, as well as all the various
Junior High classes.
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Of different sfudenis going in The some direction.
To goin on educioiion, Thor is our oim,
Then we must port To seek lorTune ond lome.
When porting comes, iT's cerfoin you'll heor,
"But I don'f won? to leove, l like if here!"
And Then iT is over, school doys ore gone,
But Yhe memories, so numerous, will live on ond on
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188 days out of the year 771 students come through
rain, snow, sleet, and hail to spend 1,316 hours in the
scattered rooms of SHS. These 771 students travel by
bus, car, motor scooter, motorcycle, truck, or feet.
494 students ride buses to school- buses of various
snzes shapes and colors
39 students travel to school m one form of vehlcle
or another The mann Item In this category IS the car
whether rt be a 1958 1910 foreugn or o lalopy model
238 pairs of feet travel to school each day carrylng
238 education hungry students Thus form of transporta
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many new rooms oncl Cl full day of school
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Chemistry students plot on what would be the best method of blownng up the Chemistry room
ca new school song and new students
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new superintendent and many new teachers
and a very successful 1958-1959!
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Wlth ihe help of our Studeni Councll we conquered many problems thas year nn school
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We conquered another successful day in SHS!
Another hour of soc completed!
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HAVE CONQUERED ALL
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Karen Anne Brown
Rosemary Vas Burger
Linda Lee Borst
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Mary Carolyn Burmaster
Phyllis June Carlson
Anita Joyce Bowen
Mary Elizabeth Carlstrom
David L. Charlsen
Carol Elizabeth Brekke
Beverly Ann Chartier
Dennis L. Crittenden
Beverly Ann Bremzer
Mary Barbara Crombie
Jerome Dennis Dietz
Kathleen E. Brudos
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IN 0UR CLASSE
Margaret Helen Hintz
Karen Darlene Holmes
Dale Steven Johnson
Patricia Jean Harrigan
Richard L. Huelsmann f
Sharon Ann Johnston
Sharon Lorraine Huss
Janet Marie Iverson
Shirley M. Johnstone
Lynn Alden Jacobson
Marna G. Jacobson
Roger A. Josephson
Betty Lou Johnson
Charles Randall Johnson
P Eugene W. Junker
BY OUR UNTIRING EFFORTS-
James Fredrick Lammers
Brian William Lange
Jean Ann Lundeen
Susan Mary Lange
JoAnn Langford
Morida Kay Lundgren
Gary Lynn angness
Susan Kathleen Law
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Mary Jane MacDonald
Jim Dixon Lay
Karen Ann Lind ,
David Terrance Magnuson
Thomas Jay Lindell
Kurt John Luhmann
David Edward Malloy
OUR UNBOUNDED ENTHUSIASM!
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Mary Eleanor Patricia McGuire
Dennis Andrew McKean
Nancy Jo Marlow
Donna Mae Audrey Mechelke
Mary W. Meister
Beverly E. Marty
Philippine Ursma Merxner
Nancy Mary Mergens
Janet Marie McCarty
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Richard J. Merrill
Lynette Vironica Molitor
Richard Roy McGee
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Ronald McKinley Mortenson
Martha Jane McGough
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TO CONQUER THE ADULT WORLD
Ann Carol Ridgway
Julie Ann Riegel
William H. Powell
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Janet Louise Rigg
Jerome S. Ritzer
Taufieg Hidayat Ramli
Albert Jerome Roettger
Katherine Jane Rolig
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Connie A. Roloft
David William Rolofif
Rochelle Agnes Reeves
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Merilee Rose
Roberta Janet Ross
Naomi Eldora Richert
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WITH ITS RESPONSIBILITIES-
Beverly Joy Ruline
Kathleen Jane Runk
John Eugene Schultz
Sandra Katherine Runk
Peggy Jean Salmore
Robert William Schultz
Utabeate G. L. Salzmann-Bruhn
Donald Jay Schelander
Patricia Ann Shattuck
Timothy John Schneider
Lawrence Wilbert Schramm
Marlene Joyce Shelley
Jean Alice Schroeder
Beverly Elfrieda Schultz
Judith Ann Siebolds
AND CHALLENGES
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Edwa re Paul Singer
Darrell K. Skogen
Kermit Arthur Sommers
Adeline Kay Steffen
David E. Steglich
Nancy Lois Stone
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Richard D. Strand
Curtis Carl Talcott
Karen Audrey Smith
David Taylor
Richard O. Thomas
Patricia Ann Smith
John Theodore Thor
Carol Ann Toenslng
WE GO-
Jon Lyle Trencla
Alan Martin Tschida
John Wiclor Wick
David Jean Turnblad
Carolyn Marie Van Tassel
James William Widmyer
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Hodge B. Van Tassel
Michael Vernon Voligny
Darleen LaVina Wieland
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Dick Joel Waalen
James Oliver Walhood
George Charles Wmterlln
William Lawrence Wendt
Edyth Olive Whitney
Wayne G. Wohlers
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Sharon Anne Zimmerman Gary Richard Zweig
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This silent soldier, who stands across from old
S.l'l.S., was erected in i916 as a memorial to the
war dead from Washington County in the Civil War.
Who knows what toil and tribulation it stands tor.
One can only guess the things it has seen in its 43
years ot existence. lt has seen the construction of
the newer portion ot the high school in l923, the
construction ot the Junior High in l936, the Tozer
Gym and pool, and the disastrous fire ot December
23, l957, the numerous pranks by night and stu-
dents by day, the changes in women's styles, auto-
mobiles, students and teachers.
One can only guess at what else it has seen or
what else it will see in the future.
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Specual recognutuon was guven to the members ot
the Honor Roll thus year lnstead of walkung across the
stage ahead of the other students to receive theur
duplomas the Honor Roll members wore gold unstead
ot red shoulder cords and tassels
As a reward for theur hugh achievement the members
were allowed to keep theur tassels and cords Thus
recognutuon was well deserved as the members have
mauntauned a B average throughout theur sophomore
lunuor and senuor years
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Row 4 Duck Strand Bob Zummerman Jum Lammers Roger Barrett Tom Lundell Duck Hueslmann Row 3 Gerald
Gross Jeannune Lahuff Peggy Salmore Betty Lou Johnson Roberta Ross Cecul Pucht Row 2 Susan Lange Nancy
Mergens Sue Law Jeanne Karlow Karen Smuth Mary Fenton Row 1 Deanna Ahola Marna Jacobson Sherry
Zabrock Shurley Johnstone Mary Carlstrom Sharon Huss Carol Evans Judy Beske Mussung Janet Rugg Susan
Fredruckson Carolyn VanTasseI Carol Kruse Carol Brekke
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Councnl Representahve Mr Honetschlager Advuser Row l KUY PUUleY 5eCfelUfY MUFHU -l0C0bS0n TFGUSUVSV
As we the Seniors of Stillwater Hugh School look back
on our three rewarding years ln SHS we flnd many
happy and excltlng memories which will stay with us al
ways Our partncnpatlon ID the many actlvltnes oflered by
our school have helped us to be cu part of something and
to provade a sense of responslblllty for us
Being teased and laughed at by our upperclassmen
were some ot the thnngs we endured as shy luttle Sophles
but we took part un One Act Plays and many of us con
trlbuted our talents to sports and other actnvltnes Our
Junlor Class Play, "The Night of January l6th," supported
a large class and was well attended Last year we worked
very hard cn our prom Sous La Mer which clvmaxed
the Seniors last year on a happy note
Thus our last year nn S H S has been even more active
In our schools behalf Our class play was the blggest
moment In the lnves of our young actors Our regular
attendance at the games and Pep Fests continued through
out our last year
The Senior Class Plcnlc the Prom and graduation ended
our three happy years In S H S
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Row 3: Dick Stout, Janice
Stone, Sara Nelson, Ted Gil-
bert, Mike Rice, Curtis
Wolff, Richard Bibeau, Ger-
ald Schwabauer. Row 2:
Barb Brink, Marion Carl-
berg, Mary Jane Rowland,
Charles Huss, Louis Har-
vieux, Jackie Helgett, Es-
ther Curtis. Row l: Paula
Carlson, John Anderson,
Karen Brudos, Kathy Brown,
Larry Larson.
MRS. GOLDBERG
Row 3: Don Dornfeld, Tim
Jambeck, Greg Colombo,
Ed Elgethun, Marion Peter-
son, Tom Junker, Jerry
Wohlers. Row 2: Ken An-
derson, Deanna Davis, Bill
Clark, Ronald Gross, Kathy
Richert, Larry Stefanski.
Row 1: Sharon Asmus, Pat
Sanders, Pat Crittenden.
MRS. ERWIN
Row 4: Sue Skyberg, John
Beach, Peter Rauen, Ray
Larson, Dick Hayes, Steve
Hawkins, Sue Kerner, Dick
Barnes, Kitty O'Nash. Row
3: RuthAnn Jacobson, Barb
Black, Pam Maierus, Con-
nie Bergen, Ruby Monson
Barry Ross, Jerry Dornfeld,
Penny Buckholz. Row 2:
Nora Jerome, Sue Coolidge
Pat Delaney, Marcia Larsen
Marcia Eckholm, Karen Ben-
son, Carol WolH. Row 1:
DeeAnn Moelter, Joan Carl-
strom, Sandy Glasbrenner,
Kathy Hilde, Judy Scheland-
er, Sandy Anderson.
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Row 4: Jet? Anderson, Bill
Charlsen, Russ Juhl, Stuart
Montbriand, Vernon Rich-
ert, Dick Martins, Jim Reed,
Bob Huston. Row 3: Jay
Cordie, Pete Johnson, Mike
Meister, Doug McKean,
Douglas Edwins, Rodney
Skogan, Harold Sharp. Row
2: Pat Hallquist, Earl Platt-
ner, Judy Lammers, Julie
Moliter, Loretta Richers,
Barb Schaffer. Row 'l: Jane,
Joan, June Mortinson, Sue
Smith, Joann LaCasse.
MR. PETERSON
Row 3: Steve Roettger,
Leonard Deithart, Dan
Briggs, Glenn Bonin, Al
Tschida, Ken Tschida, Row
2: Dan O'Shea, Dennis
Trenda, Ray White, Dick
Shelley, Don Brunkhorst.
Row 1: Pat Chase, Art An-
drews, Karen Howie.
MR. WALLER
Row 4: Jim Frost, Art Jun-
ker, Ronald Striet, Turie
Johnson, Leo Patch, Dick
Strong, Bob Peulen, Tom
Monio. Row 3: Gerry Bal-
fanz, John Crane, John
O'NeaI, Bob Koch, Mike
Cafferty, Vincent Lang,
Bradley Bonse. Row 2:
Gary Peterson, Larry
Churchill, John Rolland,
Dick Peterson, Pat Pilquist,
George Johnson. Row 1:
Mary Jo Lupient, John Wil-
liams, Terry Cartony, Sandy
Skyberg Brian Crombie
Another year has come and gone lts been a good year
for most of us Certannly a year Hlled wuth events we will
never forget We saw the passing of the bond Issue An
earth shakung event to be sure but one from which we
Jumors wall recenve llttle or no personal benefit For we
shall be the last or at least come close to benng the last to
graduate from our beloved S H S Perhaps condltlons wnll
be even worse next year than they have been during our
Junror year We can not know What we do know IS no
matter what may come an the future we are staffed with a
faculty strong enough and capable enough to keep our
school and us on top They have proved this time and time
agaln Maybe the school we graduate from will be a
crlppled old monarch a mere remnant of years gone by
but If will be ours and the pulse beat which has kept nt
goang wull be ours We can only hope that thus pulse beat
thus heart which has for so long made S HS great, wlll
follow the student body and faculty when they move to a
new bunldnng Thus as our wash for the future
Along wnth thxs milestone came another not as lm
portant to others perhaps but qulte an occasion for us We
elected our officers We chose Bull Conley for our Pres Joe
Arrlgonl Vice Pres Ruth Ann Jacobson Sec Paula Carl
son Treasurer and Connxe Stelnbelser and Jayne Jones as
our Councll Representatives
Many long hard hours were again put In to make the
prom and banquet as successful as they had been In
prevnous years
Sports made up no truvual part of the year We are very
proud of all who partuclpated lt was fun for us to see so
many Jumors on various A squads
But of course our enthusiasm IS not llmrted to sports
alone We are equally as proud of our choruses bands
debate and declam depts and the varnous other clubs and
OCTIVITIGS too
We cant forget our class play lt was quite a success
To our knowledge It was the flrst old time melodrama
ever to be performed on the Stillwater stage
Its been a year of 'Hrsts for us May we always remember
our Junior year as belng lust that yet may we be equally
as ready to leave at behind and on our new roles as Seniors
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Connie Stelnbelser Council Representatlve, Paula Carlson Treasurer, Ruth Ann Jacob
son Secretary, Joe Arngonl Vlce President, Jayne Jones Council Representative, Mass
38 Marquardt Advisor, Bull Conley Presndent
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Row 3: Steve Schmoeckel,
Ron Johnson, Lyle Hill,
Wayne Peterson, George
Barney, Dave Durand, Dale
Mulfinger. Row 2: Karl
Schilling, Dave Kaufman,
Dick Powell, Jim Long, Den-
nis Tarbet. Row l: Dick
Hubbard, Dove Bell, John
Kraemer, Keith Hoftbeck.
MR. PARKER
Row 4: Marilyn Lohmann,
Cathy Carlson, Kieth Fran-
sen, Bob Johnson, Kent
Swanson, John Lohmer, Ron
Dornfeld, Jim Lane, Bar-
bara Lewerer. Row 3: Wal-
ly Frazier, Jim Paul, Sue
Alexander, Margaret Siem,
Rita Schwinghammer, Linda
Handevidt, Dick Carlson,
Jane Dickinson, Carolyn
Campbell. Row 2: Jean
Eichten, Mary Loeber, Mary
McGough, Judy Engstrom,
Mary Simonet, Georgine
Paskvan, Carla Hielseth.
Row 1: Joyce Schelander,
Bob Carlson, Janet Drusch,
Martha Clark, Diane Lar-
son, Mary Carlson.
MISS SEIBERT
Row 4: Stanley Johnson,
Sharon LaMotte, Jerry Haas,
Marshall Rettke, Priscillia
Dupre, Pat Bailey, Doris
Johnson, Jim Koller. Row 3:
Rachael Doerr, Pam Krue-
ger, Carol Strehlow, Dick
Schramm, Sharon Kunz,
Kathy Marlow, Marg
Schwartz. Row 2: Sharon
Judkins, Nancy Shattuck,
Darlene Lange, Mary Hus-
ton, Mary Kamrath, Jean
Magnuson. Row 'l:
Maureen Orff,
Vicki Bradshaw.
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MR. GIMMESTED
Row 'l: Janice Bahneman,
Marlene Carlson, Judy
O'Shea, Kathy Pulse, Mary
Madsen. Row 2: JoAnn Hor-
resburger, Sally Johnson,
Sara Lay Jean Ramberg
Virginia Evanson Sally
Schmoekel. Row 3: Sue An-
derson Kathy Ridgeway
Kathy Quinlan Rosalie
Reese Mary Huelsmann
lone DuRoscher JoAnn
Wert Row 4 Nancy Ber
quist Nancy Thor Barb
Clymer Marne Talnter
Carol Scheel Jackie Wicks
lander Vicki Van Tassel
Elaine Rhoda
MR VILLARS
Row4 Judy Martlnson Bob
Olson Tom Nelson Larry
Magnuson Bruce St Peter
Kenneth Sommers Carol
Larson Gene Lehnherr Al
vin Bergmann Row 3 Dick
Thompson Tom Brown Dick
Picht Dave Ness Wayne
Curtis Sue Olson Jerry
Langness Jim Kruse Row
2 Jean Pomnnvllle Diane
Salmore Jim Rolig Tom
Bortkey John Vorderbrug
gen Ann Taylor Diane
Wolf Karen Sngstad Row
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cond Mary Jane Junker
Mike Knlkelly Fred Marty
Bill Victor John Krueger
A Sophomore year could be defined as one
which is full of loy fear excitement and
studies Our days IH the Junior High have
ended and we are proud to be called Senior
High students We have felt the many pressures
expected?
Along with the fun there have also been
some hard times Our daily walks to and from
Nelson and the very crowded conditions have
caused some hardships
At the beginning of the year we elected
what we felt to be a very efficient crew of of
ficers Our president John Lohmer has led us
through a very successful year with the help
of vice president Ed Elgethun Sec Treas Mary
Slrnonet Mr Vlllars our class advisor has
added extra spark to our activities and made
them more enloyable
Our Sophomore year has truly been one we
will all remember and we are eagerly looking
forward to our Junior year and hoping it will
be gust as profitable
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MR. BROWN
Row 4: Terry Poirier, Doug
Henningsen, John Klinefel-
ter, Mike Ayers, Merrill
Campeau, Stanley Mueller,
Paul Liberty, John Berris-
ford. Row 3: Tom Weiss,
Dave Shetland, Rolland Sta-
berg, Ron Baribeau, Steve
Junker, Dave Paulson,
George Black. Row 2: Jim
Bordon, Jim Thoreson, Don
Norlander, Mike Marty, Bob
Kratz. Row l: John Belisle,
Dave Zabel, John Aubin.
MR. MEMBREZ
Row 4: Roxanne Hoftoss,
Sharon Johnson, Tom Meis-
ter, Vicki Anderson, John
Zimmerman, Bob Clayton,
Rita Gunderson, Lecinda
Beckhold. Row 3: Joan
White, Darleen Lecuyer,
Grant Hausen, Glen Ecker,
Judy Swanson, Meredith
Beardsley, Cyril Friedrich.
Row 2: Becki Lay, Shelby
Specht, Janet Coler, Don
Krugel, Dave Fazendin, Rita
Greeder, Mary Carlson. Row
l: Laura Dickhausen, Bob
Seekel, Paulette Plaster,
John Kern, John Sorerson.
Row 4: Byron Torgerson
Ardis Kern, Carol Kinsel,
Janet Riegel, Mike Hamm,
Dave Bergsland, Joe Fogar-
ty. Row 3: Linda Jerome,
Carol Goerss, Dorcus Jones,
Sibylla Rouleau, Diane Her-
shleb, Shirley Stiles. Row 2:
Kitty Jo Hohlt, LaVern Os-
tertag, Carol Friendshuh,
Row 'l: Roxanne Van Due-
sen, Beverly Palmer, Becky
Walhood.
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Row 3: Sandra March, Low-
ell Ross, Steve Strong, Lee
Merrill, Gary Kaphing, Jim
McGrath, Paul Knutson.
Row 2: Dave Colombo,
Merritt Heaney, Sandy Dyb-
dal, Sylvia Picht, Eugene
Bartkey, Sally Sharp. Row
'l: Tim Janilla, Bob Burger,
Mike Madsen, Kathy Zim-
merman, Barb Schaar.
MR. CARLSON
Row 4: Harold Lee, Randa
Cafferty, Jim Kray, Wally
Hagen, Sandra Platzer,
Tanya Nicholson, Carolyn
Hallen. Row 3: Margaret
Bartkey, Kathy Brandt, John
Killer, Bruce Brink, Steve
Mayer, Sue Peterson. Row
2. Mary Balfanz, Gary
Tuenge, Dennis Lewerer,
Dean Johnson, Mary Loner-
gan. Row 1: Kay Houston,
Sally Peterson, Lourene
Loeber, Dick Aubin, Joe
Krueger.
MISS CARLSON
Row 4: Rita McClellan,
Rhema Revely, Donna
Thor, Frank DuRocher,
Mike Campbell, Dick Wid-
myer, Ray Fenton, Jeffry
Gullitord. Row 3: Francis
DuRocher, Phillips Kindy,
Mike Belknap, Dick Ed-
strom, Lawrence Emerta,
Melvin Witzel, Chuck Doyle,
Row 2: Carol Klinefelter,
Gracia Luhman, Kathy
Lane, Miriam Van Tassel,
Lucy Yon, Doris Navratill.
Row l: Marion Briggs, Net-
tie Christianson, Judy Suth-
erland, Cara Young, Elaine
Johnson, Eleanor Hammes.
MR. DEMOSKI-WEBSTER
Row 4: Margie Bebermey-
er, Becky Berquist, Anita
Greeder, Virginia Rayou,
Caroline Conley, Doug
Johnson, Nile Schwabauer,
Connie Andrews. Row 3:
Donna Davidson, Carol An-
derson, Mike Callies, Ran-
dy Callies, Sharon Walters,
Sharon Springster, Judy
Bells. Row 2: Mary Ber-
quist, Cheryl Beaver, Jean
Anderson, Ann Hintz, Peg-
gy McFadden, Fam Groth,
Mike Curtis, Bob Torgerson.
MRS. GRAMENZ
Row 3: Phil Sawyer, Lance
Osterkamp, Harry Robinson,
Bob Meissner, Doug Peter-
son, Dick Turnblad, Jack
Toensing, Jerry Kruse. Row
2: Gloria Lutz, Edith Tain-
ter, Jim Harvieux, Suzanne
Paulson, Bob Liberty, Allen
Linner, Betty Roettger. Row
'l: Rolland Balfanz, Joe
Pozzini, Connie Thor, John
DeVoe, Jim Powell.
MRS. TWETTEN
Row 3: Don Haefiiger, Bill
Neske, Dick Bartkey, Tom
Karlow, Leonard Feely,
Chuck Anderson, Deanna
O'Nash. Row 2: Mickey
Carroll, Bonnie Paulson,
Janice Fredrick, Russ Hel-
geson, Debbie Elling, Mar-
gie Miller. Row 'l: Jose-
phine Delaney, Mary Ann
Chatterton, Kay Colombo,
Mary McGrath, Eunice Hor-
risberger.
MR. REINHARDT
Row 4: Ernestine Roettger,
Steve Otto, Jeff Mont-
briand, Andy Richert, Rol-
land Splinter, Walter Sky-
berg, Andy Ames, John
Croonquist, Wayne Opsahl.
Row 3: Deltan Knutson,
Kitty Huston, Betty Zimmer,
Lorraine Helget, Stuart Her-
schleb, Judy Nelson, Kathy
Otto, Margaret Lehnherr.
Row 2: Linda Schmoeckel,
Marla Skramstad, Mary
Kay Anez, Jane Lammers,
Josephine Ritzer, Don Carl-
son, Jim Josephson. Row 1:
Colleen Redman, Lucille
Duncan, Carl Quist.
MR. MADSEN
Row 4: Sue Keller, Roger
Jones, Terry Johnson, Ann
Wolfli, Sandra Larson, Mary-
Ann Peters, .lean Wolf,
Dick Glasgow. Row 3:
Clyde Robbins, Victor Iver-
son, Howard Swanson,
Bruce Molitor, Jim Hartz,
Tim Zwieg, Brook Miller.
Row 2: Diane Wolf, Gloria
Lewer, Barb Krensing, Di-
ane Cedarbloom, Heather
Daily, Blythe Kulenkamp,
Row 1: Susan Hayes, Terri
Behrens, Jerry Biorkman,
Kathleen Dalton.
MRS. KISPERT
Row 3: Lucy Rotenberry,
Jerry Iserman, Ingrid Hul-
tin, Chris Feliz, Ed Fre-
nette, Candy Cohn, Bob
Donnett, Toby Olds. Row 2:
Bob Wickelman, Jan Olson,
Kathleen Schiltgen, Rox-
anne Lewerer, Brian Ness,
Carol Francis, Kathy Dorn-
feld. Row 1: Vernon Thomp-
son, Bonnie Knutson, Don-
na Balsimo, Bruce Leslie,
Lola Anderson.
MR. MCAFEE
Row 3: Sharon Bruce, Barb
Warnke, Suzanne Beske,
Kathy Lagerstrom, Bill Kim-
ker, Dick Bruski, Ruth Ann
Miller, Ardis Stoltzmann,
Dave Stoltz. Row 2: Bill Ed-
ler, Nancy Cole, Vicki Eng-
strom, Dennis Benshoof,
Cheryl Simon, Gary Teed,
Dick Hayes. Row 1: Linda
Easton, Gary Mariana,
Mary Belisle, Neal Hoffoss,
Duane Kratz, Dick Palmen.
MRS. CURTIS
Row 4: Ann Taylor, Dick
Schrade, Harry Ressler,
Dave Lein, LeRoy Iserman,
Warren Erler, Joan Arndt,
Joan Lollerner. Row 3: Wil-
lard Coler, Nancy Cordie,
Jeanne Chial, Judy Beach,
Donna Carrier, Kathleen
Ecker, Gary Bergren. Row
2: Irene Newman, Delores
Knutson, Mary LaMotte,
Sally Diethert, Don Vietor,
Arlene Larson. Row 1: Bob
Gardener, Sandra Zabel,
Cherrie Anderson, Gary
Moelter.
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Row 4: Kevin Kempf,
Jean Richert, Fred Farrcnd,
George Carlsen, Mike Teeu-
wen, Sandra Nelson, War-
ren Roettger, Karen Frit-
sche, Row 3: Joleen Waal-
en, Mary Dalluhn, Jay
Biorkman, Dick Chase,
Christ Madsen, Joe Richert,
Dave Sharp. Row 2: Dave
Peterson, Mary Schmoeckel,
Diane Bendix, Raymond
Burris, Clarence Dornfeld,
John Fisk. Row l: Don
Meixner, Allen Edwins,
Bob Nordby, Larry McGee.
MR. O'BRIEN
Row 4: Annette Jenson, La-
Vonne Fellerman, Steven
Wold, Jim Griffen, Stan
Anderson, Gerald Robin-
son, Mary Goggin. Row 3:
Melvin Picht, Kathy Krog,
Laura Van Meier, Linda
Christenson, Dave Hobson,
Gary Riedl, Darlene Bruck-
horst. Row 2: Glen Coch-
erell, Diane Langness, Carol
Peterson, Dale Doerr, Lloyd
Westphal, Linda Hanson.
Row 1: Jackie Lay, Karen
Rygg, Shirley Fritsche,
Bruce Springstein.
MISS JOYCE
Row 3: Dick Schultz, Caro-
line Lund, Judy Belisle, Dick
Sherrand, Oliver Longboth-
am, Martha Tribble, Dick
Lohmann. Row 2: Chuck
Olinger, Janet Larson, Di-
anne Peterson, Linda La-
Cosse, Sue Smith, Bill
Schramm. Row 'l: Russ
Handevidt, Jane Lentz, Mar-
cy Skogen, Sue Lee, Dick
Green, Stan Seim.
MR. BUNNELLE
Row 4: Dave Wilson, Gary
Carlson, John Singer, Mel-
vin Smith, Russel Burmas-
ter, Steve Montbriand, Pat
Raleigh, Jim Prichard. Row
3: John Iserman, Josell
Wick, Judy Wickelmann,
Vicki Vinton, Susan Foley,
Dennis Schell, Bud Skram-
stad. Row 2: Kenneth Fink,
Charles Johnson, Ted Gul-
lickson, Charles Jennette,
Steve Carlow, Leonard Nel-
son, Donald Cocherell. Row
'l: Linda Springstein, Bon-
nie Anderson, Herbert Ring-
heim, Dennis Doty, Bob
Krueger, Jim Philen.
MlSS SWANSON
Row 4: Bonnie Mulfinger,
Charlotte Okey, Dick John-
son, Donna Lein, Sharon
Dennis, Sandy Handevidt,
Louise Kalinoft, Sharon
Twombley, Barb Thompson.
Row 3: Wendell Anderson,
Kathy Jones, Shirley Wal-
ler, Allen Smith, Donna
Springborn, Roxanne Janil-
la, Nancy Mariana, Claudia
Hounchell. Row 2: Gay La-
Casse, Judy Godfrey, Mel-
vin Dupre, Dick Zweig, Ros-
alind Rosby, Bob Tribble,
Lorelie Thor. Row l: Judy
Beaver, Jane Fankhanel,
Connie Glennon, Susan
Roepke.
MRS. STRAND and
MR. TUFT
Row 4: Karen Peterson,
Paul Glass, Linda Gabriel-
son, Dina Jerome, Paula
McDonough, Mary Smith,
Yvonne Heuer, Valdon
Behrens. Row 3: Russel
Johnson, Bertha Hagen,
Jerilyn Eder, Gayle Ander-
son, Judy Dornfeld, Jean
Ebne, Karen Swanson. Row
2: Curt Stefan, Becky Mo-
nio, Linda Reed, John Ol-
son, Pat Helget, Gloria
Carlson. Row 1: Kathleen
Wagner, Pat Cuban, Barb
Mclalwain, Susan Kniebel.
MR. BROWN AND TUFT
Row 3: Darrel Hansen, Tom
Wihren, Jan Spreeman, Bob
Nelson, George Crittenten,
Trent LeTourneau, Ray Zeu-
li, Bob Fisk. Row 2: Russel
Nygren, Bob Schorr, Terry
Magle, Garland LaMotte,
Allan Hill, Dennis Cole,
Mike Huston, John Kron-
gard, Bill Dalluhn.
MRS. McMll.LAN
Row 4: Nancy Eastwood,
Mike Mcluen, Caroline La-
Bonte, Dan McClain, Mau-
reen Best, Ann Trandal,
Donna Clemmens, Diane
Bergslund. Row 3: Chuck
Tullgren, Bob Edstrom,
Francis Herman, Barb Rich-
ert, Mary McDonald, Vir-
ginia Matheny, Jack Krug-
er. Row 2: Chuck Dahl,
Sheldon Pierson, Frank
Glasgow, Sue Lewerer, Dick
Koch, Mitchel McDonald,
Jean Lichtenberg. Row 'l:
Dick Geddes, Roland Peter-
sen, Carl Magnuson, Stan-
ley Langness, Dick Eder.
MRS. CARLBERG
Row 4: Jane Poshek, Doreen
Knutson, Shirley Kress, Aud-
rey Risch, Ed Ostertag,
Rachael Parker, JoAnn
Vann, Marcia Borden. Row
3: Cherlyn Fritz, Georgia
Plaster, Lloyd Kuehn, Bar-
bara Young, Michael
Schultz, Vicki Burmaster,
Francis Elmlinger. Row 2:
Jean Thompson, Susan
Finch, Joan Ziertman, Craig
Riedl, Bruce Schmidt, Joan
Thompson. Row l: Barbara
Fenton, Tim Johnson, Kathy
York, Judy Rydeen, anell
Meissner.
MRS. FOLEY
Row 4: Sandra Linbeck,
Jon Mason, MayBeth Un-
derwood, Leonard Boesel,
Dennis Thibodeau, Carol
Zolldan, Mike Plaster. Row
3: Janet Papenfuss, Ron
Bruchu, Dick McClellan,
Neil Fredrick, Warren Platt-
ner, Patty Horner, Elaine
Thomsen. Row 2: Tom Muel-
ler, Harold Kruse, Shirley
Thompson, Judy Wagner,
Stephen Groth, Tim Tuenge,
Peter Madsen.
MISS MILNER
Row 4: Karen Mueller,
Diane Lindgren, Joyce
Schmoeckel, Ron Young,
Dick Evans, Dick Kusel,
Doris Borden, Iola Martin-
son. Row 3: Tim Hess, Dick
Underwood, John Ulrick,
Fredrick Nehring, Gery
Kaske, Mike Wilson, Judy
Krensing. Row 2: Dick Lentz,
Rudolph Harskiold, Dave
Bolstad, Sharon Bouma,
Barb Diethert, Darlene Al-
betson. Row 'l: Kenneth
Bruce, Tim Dove, Henry
Reich.
Row 3: Allan Burger, Dick
Tossey, Dennis Whitcomb,
Gorden Seim, Margaret
Johnson, Mary Haak, Carol
Swenson. Row 2: Mary
Schmidt, Elizabeth Olson,
Gary Buege, Gloria Gund-
erson, Caryl Ecker, Nancy
Van Beek. Row 1: Stan Mc-
Garr, Roger Andrews, Dale
Langness, Tom Burnett, Jim
Bohdan.
Row 3. LeRoy Cicero, Don-
ald Lukenbill, Mary Stone,
Ray Matheny, Bruce Leland,
Lyle Burtzlaff, Jane Conley,
Sue Gunderson. Row 2:
Mary Moravec, Caroline
Kaufman, Penny Giorvad,
Jacky Flemming, Linda Frit-
sche, Maureen McFadden,
Carol Wendorf. Row 1: Pat-
ty Jones, Linda Black, Ce-
leste Carlson, Linda Som-
mers, JoAnn Kunz.
MISS POZZINI
Row 4: Dan Beedle, Larry
Nelson, Walter Kress, Dave
Hohmann, Julie Hallquist,
Suzanne Humphries, Fred
Elling. Row 3: Mary Karlan,
Eline Kester, Karen Loger-
strand, Bob Gosso, Kay
Clark, Jim Lohman. Row 2:
Jerris Baier, Ron Arrigoni,
Nancy Bell, Virginia Porth,
Tom Bever, Dick Balsimo.
Row 'l: Jim Bonse, Mary
O'Brien, Bob Fodness, Ron
Lay, Jeff Junker.
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Row 4: Diane Bonin, Jim Daniels
Jane Bliss, Richard Daniels, Helen
Bruske, Joan Tompson, Jennifer
Samuelson, Carolyn Hagen, Carrie
Hering. Row 3: Diane Chartier, Bill
Radke, Pat Rowland, Ricky Schnei
der, James Hendrickson, Tom Kuehn
Ann Kilkelly, Barbara Funari, Joan
Junker, Roger Kaske. Row 2: Vickie
Skeath, Ross Dahlin, Joyce Hansen
Lee Berger, Kay Gunderson, Lyn
Swanson, Janice Dornfeld, Donna
Marcuson, Jo Judkins. Row 'l:
Karen Simonson, Barbara Groth
Gary Shelley, Barbara Brown, Paul
Carlson, Pat Voligny, Lee Casperson
Don Halberg.
8TH GRADE
Row 4: Christine Anderson, Pat
McConnon, Terry Fredrickson, Roger
Gramenz, Larry Wolf, Jim Weyer,
Pam Gallimore, Larry Morrisette,
Row 3: Sheila Kilkelly, Jim Stone,
Claudia Coppa, Nancy Dahl, Linda
Soller, Dan Carlstrom, Ricky John-
son. Row 2: Elane Johnson, Janet
Wiess, Mary Groth, Dick Rominski,
Marsha Thompson, Karen Beiling.
Row 'ls Tom Cartony, Buzzy Black,
Ron Sanford, Jon Peterson.
9TH GRADE
Row 4: Linda Thompson, Rita Utech,
John Serier, Dave Stout, Tom Mag-
nuson, Jerry Hall, Susan Rose, Bruce
Mathison. Row 3: Sharon Johnson,
Sandra Skeath, Danny Ridgway,
Dick Carlson, Richard Hagen, Cheryl
Hubbard, Geraldine Chatterton. Row
2: Dave Halberg, Sandra Morrisette,
Judy Gelford, Marcella Bonin, Linda
Berger, Arthur Hellman, Martha Hul-
ings. Row 1: Dennis Schelander, Rob-
ert Serier, Pat Ahlers, Carl Schneider,
Sally Marty.
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UTA
Dusseldorf Germany IS the home of one of our foreign
exchange students this year Back home rn Dusseldorf
Uta Salymann Bruhns family a brother a saster and
mother and father
A statement of Utas whlch mnght cause some contro
versy among the students of SHS as that school here In
Strllwater IS easy and there Isnt much homework
In Germany Uta goes to school sux days a week from
8 to 12 45 nme months a year All the vacations are spread
out through the twelve months
Uta IS lmpressed wnth the scenery the students and
the teachers ln Stillwater She has had nothing but good
experiences In Sttllwater she says
Since Uta IS used to working much harder In school
back In Germany she has tame for many extra currncular
actlvltles here rn SHS
Physics club YTeens and Student Councrl Uta has also
the responslblllty to the AFS of going on fteld traps and
speaking at various programs
Uta s friendly nature and personality make her well liked
by all In SHS
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Touylng H Romln olnos Vac IS our smnllng frlend and
fellow student from Indoneslo
Vlc IS from Borlorolrcl Indonesxo o clty of 200000
people There he 'Ives wsth hrs parents 6 brothers ond one
svster
Vscs frnendly smnle ond cheerful eagerness to leorn hos
mode hrs comung CI wonderful expernence for oll of the
students
We truly hope that he will take buck os mony fond
memories os he will leove wnth us
Vlc will offend the Umversnty of Indonesld next yeor
ond wzll work In the field of lnterndtlonol relotlons The
students of S H S wish you every hopplness ond success
for o brnght future
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Standing Left to Right Charles Johnson Pres Tom Lmdell Kay
Pauley Barb Fischer Mary Jane MacDonald Becky Lay Barb
Brmk Joan Godeman Ruth Ann Jacobson Ed Elgethun Mel
Schroeder Mike Hamm Vic Ramlu George Johnson Mike Ayres
Dick Dornfeld John Klspert Judd Orff Judy Lammers Jim
Connie Stembeiser Nancy Bird Uta Salzman Bruhn Nancy
Stone Shirley Johnstone Carol Evans Jean Pomlnvllle Sue
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Advisor Mr Wlndmnller and Presu
dent Charles Johnson preside over an
important student council meeting
The governing body of SHS the Student
by President Charles Johnson Representatives from
each home room comprised the membership of
the council Each ot these students reported back
to their homerooms on the issues which the Council
proposed
Committees were chosen at the beginning of the
year to carry out the various duties ot the council
One of the main Issues which the student council
had to contend with this year was the adoption of
the teenage code The council appointed a com
mittee to revise it and at was finally accepted after
three months of hard work on the part of the
council and the student body
Delegates to the State Youth Council Conven
tion at Austin were Chuck Johnson and Jim Lam
mers They discussed money making protects and
the teenage code with representatives from all
over the state
Homecoming the Halloween party and the
Winter Festival were the mann activities which the
council sponsored The new homecoming was a big
success as were the other two parties
Many problems were met by the council with
some of them being litter on the school grounds
publicity for the Bond Issue and organizing an
A F S Committee to raise money for students to
go abroad
Student government in the school was very suc
cesstul and provided each student with a chance
to express his opinions on the operation ot S H S
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Assembly Committee
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Charles Johnson Tom Lnndell Jim Lammers
John Kispert
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Barb Fischer Ruth Ann Jacobson Carol Evans
Shirley Johnstone
Jane Gunderson Ed Elgethun Judy Lammers
Francis Quick Adeline Steffans Judd Orff
Jayne Jones Sue Lange Cathy Carlson Kay Pauley Duck Dornfeld Nancy Bird
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STILLXVAFFR mon scnoox. txxuxm 1,0 1959
Standlng left to rlght Dave Charlsen Sally Serner Pam Malerug Nancy Hunchell Mary Jo Judkms Ann Gelhar Betsy
Colllnge Sue lange Sue Skyberg Merldeth Beardsley Nancy Bird Duck Huelsman Betty Johnson Jlm Lammers
Slttlng left to rught Kathy Rollg Pat Delany Nancy Mergens Carol Brekke Judy Lammers Linda Schwantes
Get that story nn please' Hand me those pnctures are we ever going
to lay this one out are lust a few of the cries echonng through the
express office where the staft worked all year
Every two weeks they regularly turned out a shiny copy of the Pony
Express During that time they were kept busy meeting deadlines
wrntlng storaes and proof readung yards of copy so that we students
could have our Express
Their new advisor Mrs Goldberg helped the staff very much and
we are very grateful
The members ofthe hard working groups were
Editor Dave Charlsen
News Edltor Sue Lange
Asslstants Nancy Hounschell Sue Skyberg Sue Coolidge Jayne
Jones Nancy Mergens
Feature Edltors Ann Gelhar Carol Brekke Kathy Rollg
Assrstants Nancy Bnrd Pat Delaney
Glrl s Page Editor Betty Johnson
Assistants Lundy Schwantes Mary Jo Judklns Judy Lammers
Sports Editor Duck Huelsman
Asslstants Jnm Lammers John Thoreen Pam Malerus Sally Serler
Helpers Merldlth Beardsley Betsey Collnge Jane Dickenson Mrs Goldberg Advnsor
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konuon thus year It was the aum ofthe Kob statt to
provude a bugger and better year book and also to
get ut out on tume'
Duck Strand the edutor was un charge ot all the
duvusuons ol the stalt l-le was the overseer ot the
rest ot the edutors The copy duvusuon worked at unspur
ung each other to wrute unterestung and refreshung
copy to accompany the puctures whuch the photogra
phy dulugently worked on through the whole school
year Plannung the posutuons and places for our copy
and pucture was done by the layout staff
Color on the Hrst pages and a longer book wuth
more puctures were some ot the thungs whuch made
ance also helped to make thus year a happy success
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Row 2 Karen Brudos Ruchard Hayes Tom Lundell Susan Kerner Connue Bergen .Joan
Carlstrom Row 1 Roberta Ross Carolyn VanTassel Duck Strand Janet Rugg Shurley
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Faraway places and modes ot travel were the themes
of this year s Tusitala Again in 59 the budding talents ot our
SHS students showed up in the Tusitala We had everything
from westerns to tall tales to heavy drama to comedy t
poetry Yes indeedy its a varied Tusitala we ve got Why
do you realize some of It even shows talent?
e editors of this literary masterpiece were Senior editors
Carol Evans and Nancy Mergens Junior editor Connie Ber
gen Sophomore editor Marlon Carlberg
Hope you all bought one lf you didnt you surely missed
something
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Row 3 Dick Doerr Gordon Klatt Jim Lammers Row 2 Karl Carton: Mary Carlstrom
Karen Lind Joan Carlstrom Carla Undls Richard Huelsmann Row 'I Nancy Mergens Carol
Evans Connie Bergen Roberta Ross Marcia Eckholm
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Left to right Shirley Johnstone Jan Riegel Margaret Hlntz Mary Burmaster Roberta Ross
Adeline Steffen Kathy Brown Carol Brekke
Homemakers is a well suited motto for the girls in FHA Vice president presided over the meeting which in
The emphasis on good home life for everyone is mainly cluded Future Homemakers from many different com
stressed this year as the FHA learned to work and munities All the girls in the local chapter worked very
play together hard to make it a wonderful success
The highlight of the year was the District Meeting
Girls listen attentively at a meeting
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"Corn Tor Camp Courage" was one of The many prolecTs
underTaken by This year's acTive FFA M73 was, Through
hard work of The boys and co operaTion of The local
farmers, given To Camp Courage Tor crippled children
One of The high poinTs of This year's F.F.A. group, was
The Trip Taken by The ofllcers: Pres. John Thorg V.P, Rodger
Josephsong Sec. Milo Keske, Treas, CurTis Wolf, ReporTer
Stan Johnson, and SenTinel Jerry SchilTzerg To Kansas Cify
for The National F.F.A, Convemion.
STillwaTer's land judging Team won TirsT place in This
year's disTricT conTesT, and are To be hearTily congraTulaTed.
Good luck To all The fellows and Their advisor, Mr. Erwin.
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Wrth only two YTeen clubs this year both the
sensors and rumors had to take on extra work They had
to put on the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance The gurls
worked hard and provuded a good fame for many
SHS ers
Demonstrations on modern dance hair stylmg and
grooming movies and panel dlscusslons added to the
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the huge task of provudung
puctures for all the SHS pub
lucatuons They spend many
hours cluckung the shutter to rw
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PROJECTIQNIST CLUB
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Roger Thomas, Duck Thomas, Ralph Lagerstrom, Duck Mueller, John Schultz, Dave Tobusch
Thus club us made up ot
boys unterested un the oper
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recorders, phonogrophs, and
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Promotung Chrustuon beluels un hugh school us the maun gool ot the octuve Hu C Club Thus the Junuor and Senuor Hugh
Clubs are combuned unto one large group
They have had many octuvutues to whuch the enture student body hos been unvuted
Mr Waller us the adyusor of thus very sllccesslul Hu C Club
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Dave Kaufman Jean Hanson
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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Scholarshup Leodershup Character and Servuce are members the Socuety was honored by dunner at the
the by wo ds of the Natuonol Honor Socuety Thurty sux Rotary ond Luons Clubs and o specuol tea sponsored by
senuors and uunuors of Stullwater Hugh School belong to the uunuor members ol last year was guven for the new
thus untellectual Socuety Alter the unductuon of the new members theur parents faculty and admunustrotuon
Row 3 Jeanne Karlow, Ruby Monson, Sue Skyberg, Ruchard Hayes, Tom Lundell, Jum Lammers, John Thor, Duck Huels
mann, Carol Brekke, Connue Bergen, Pam Mauerus, Jeannune Lahuff, Marna Jacobson Row 2 Sharon Huss, Bob Zum
merman, Janet Gardner, Sharon Zabrok, Roberta Ross, Gerald Gross, Betty Lou Johnson, Davud Charlsen, Carol Evans
Row I Ruth Ann Jacobson, Sue Lange, Shurley Johnstone, Janet Rugg, Mary Carlstrom, Kay Pauley, Charles Johnson,
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Row 3 Dave Charlsen Connie Bergen Ruby Monson Nancy Mergens Karen Smith Row 2 Ann Schorr
Barbara Rolland Sibylla Rouleau Betty Johnson Jeannine Lahlff Row 1 Marcia Eckholm Sharon Zabrok
Joan Pierson Ann Farnham Janet Iverson Dorcas Jones
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Janis Stone, Sharon Zabrok, Karyl Cartony, Dorcas Jones, Marcia Eckholm. Row 1: Carol Friendshuh, Becky
Walhood, Ann Farnham, Shirley Johnstone, Joan Carlstrom.
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Left To right Dave Charlsen Mr Vlllars Janet Rlgg Mr Honetschlager Sue Lange Jlm
Lammers Duck Strand Tom Llnclell
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Row 3 Ron Duncan Pete Rauen Gordon Klatt Ray Larson Rochell Reeves
Karen Smuth Ruchard Hayes Row 2 Ralph Moyer John Beach Duck Barnes
Kathy Jambeck Nancy Mergens Connue Bergen Row 1 Jerry Dornfeld Bull
Revelley Marcua Larson Marcua Eckholm
PHYSICS CLUB
Newly organuzed thus year the U S S R
us the club for all students unterested un
Physucs Mr Weber us the clubs advusor
The SHS Chemistry Club for '58-'59
was even more active than those of
prevuous years Thus was due prlmaruly
to an energetuc membershlp a very ca
pable advlsor and a good core of of
flcers
The Club felt that the Natuonal Sclence
Youth Month whuch was October should
be made known to every student An as
sembly was planned for thus purpose
The program proved unterestung to all
especually to those planmng to make
a career of sclence
Chemustry Club luke most clubs has
a purpose lt us not only to teach stu
dents about Chemnstry but also to prove
that scuence can be more than dull and
technucal Scnence can be fascnnatungl
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Secretary Marcua Eckholm
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Movies, speakers, field trips cmd student
teaching kept the Future Teachers Club busy
every minute. Hamline and Mankato Col-
leges provided interesting and enlightening
trips for the members.
With a membership of about 35 girls,
the Stillwater FTA Club will provide a large
number of teachers for the state and na
tion in the future
Thus year FTA pins were ordered for the
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tended the meetings regularly and obtained
perfect attendance
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The Sk: Club once again this year
was plagued with the problem of hav
ing no snow On few occasions mem
bers could be found taking traps to
Hardscrabble Lutsen Lookout Mt
Lockhaven and Mt Telemark
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to Porcupine Mt at Ontonagen Mtch
:gan on the upper peninsula About
30 members motored there by us
during Christmas vacation and re
ported the skiing excellent
The club this year adopted the
name Stlzmarks and are operating
under a new constitution passed at
the beginning of the season
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Row 3 Dave Paulson Carol Millar Jim Rollg Dave Charl
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man Row 2 Merldeth Beardsley Jane Dickenson Carol
Goerss Jeanne Karlow Duck Stout Ramona Rosby Richard
Hayes Row 1 Kathy Flynn Mary Burmaster Carol Brekke
Karen Brudos
Gene Junker Janet Rugg Dick Strand
Sue Lange
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Row 4: Connie Bergen, Jo Ann Klinefelter, Julie Reigel, Edith Witney, Pat Melstrom, Jim
Plourde, Gene Junker, Dick Waalen, Bob Zimmerman, Walt Kamrath, George Winterlin,
Dave Carlson, Bob Peulen, Alan Tschida, Mike Meister, Judy Lammers, Rosemary Burger,
Dave Burgslund, Dick McGee. Row 3: Judy Eichten, Mary Kay Pominville, Karen Benson,
Shirley Johnstone, Sue Nelson, Nancy Mergens, Mary Meister, Dave Kaufman, John
Croonquist, Andy Ames, Dick Doerr, Gary Langness, Greg Colombo, Harold Papenfuss,
John Finnegan, Steve Otto, Dan Parker, Connie Steinbeiser. Row 2: Connie Roloff, Janet
McCarty, Nancy Stone, Carol Evans, Karen Lind, Sue Peterson, Marlene Shelly, Karen
Munkelwitz, Jan Reigel, Karen Smith, Carolyn Fankhanel, Roberta Ross, Mary Jo Lupient,
Ruby Munson, Janet Iverson, Kathy Rolig, Joan Godeman, Kay Pauley. Row 'la Sally
Schmoeckel, Nancy Marlow, Martha McGough, Mary Burmaster, Pat Horrigan, Versea
Heaney, Janet Gardner, Sue Fredrickson, Carol Brekke, Mary Carlstrom, Joan Carlstrom,
Judy Schelander, Janet Rigg, Miss Peterson.
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Miss Peterson hos led the choruses Through onother successful
yeor of music. There ore czpproximotely l9O students who portici-
pote in one of our three choruses. Despite the hordships of crowded
conditions ond C1 very unfdvorcible place for proctice, they mon-
oged to give three very fine concerts. Both the Christmas Concert
ond the Fine Arts Festivol were products of the combined efforts of
the Art, Dromo, and Music departments.
This year, for the time, the "A" Chorus wds given permission
to go on on overnight trip. The chorus stopped olong the woy
giving concerts. Everyone hod o good time ond hopes thot the
privilege will extend into next yeor.
We would oll like to thcink Miss Peterson for the wonderful job
she is doing in our school. She hos been given quite o bit of
ossistonce by the "A" Choir olticers ond section leoders this yeor.
Congrotulotions to Miss Peterson ond to the choruses for their
very successful yeor in rnusicll
Miss Peterson
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MIXED ENSEMBLE
Row 3 Dave Kaufman Duck Waalen Bob Puelen Walt Kamrath Bob Zummerman Gene Junker Gary Langness Duck McGee
Row 2 Nancy Stone Mary Jo Lupuent Connue Bergen Karen Smuth Carolyn Fankhanel Rosemary Burger Roberta Ross Ruby
Monson Row 'I Joan Carlstrom Karen Benson Mary Carlstrom Karen Lund Carol Evans Joan Godeman Judy Schelander
Sue Nelson
GIRLS CHORUS
Row 3 Marcua Larson Elaune Aubun Eluzabeth Doe Barb Nuppolt Barb Brunk lone DuRucher Carol Scheel Duane Wultse Kutty
Peulen Margaret McKean Moruda Lungren Sara Nelson Sue Kerner Mary Glasrud Karen Howue Vucku VanTasseI Phyllus
Borden Kathy Peplunsku Patsy Pulquust Lunda Hayes Sharon Pourer Row 2 Jackue Wucklander Ann Rudgeway Alta Ness
bara Black Loretta Ruckert Carol Hull Joan Puerson Karen Brudos Sandy Skyberg Muss Peterson Row I Judy Suebolds Judy
Ostner Pat Smuth Donna Dybdol JoAnn Horrusburger Sandy Perruer Mary Anderson Sue Nyberg Januce Johnson Darlene
Polnau Marlene Carlson Kathy Hulde Joan Luetuan Nora Jerome Barb Schaefer
B-CHORUS
Row 4 Audrey Nuttung Mary Marlowe Carol Mullar Dorus Johnson Lacunda Betchold Ruta Gunderson Wally Frauser Duck
Bubeau Dale Multlnger Bob Olson Bob Johnson John Zummerman Ed Peterson Joe Kleun Shurley Stules Carolyn Campbell
Row 3 Sue Alexander Barbara Lewerer Marulyn Lohman Joan Whute Duane Salmore Nancy Shattuck Jane McConnon
Barbara Nelson Ardus Kern Pat Bauley Mereduth Beardsley Jane Duckunson Duane Herschleb Mary Loeber Muss Peterson
Row 2 Martha Clark Mary Ann Germaun Shelby Specht Pat Raleugh Janet Kohler Judy Engstrom Sharon Dorgan Deanna
Davus Elsue Ostertag Mary McGough Jean Pomunvulle Marulyn Lewerer Jean Magnuson Maureen Orff Row I Sharon Asmus
Sharon Judkuns Darlene Learyer Marg Schwartz Mary Easton Jean Euchten Mary Carlson Duane Larson Mary Sumonet
Ramona Rosby Mary Louuse Carlson Vucku Bradshaw
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Left to right Row 'I: Pam Smith, Susan Evans, Sally Stevenson, Barbara Davis, Cincy Rog, Pam Radke, Pat Reed. Row 2:
Alexis Leszeynski, Joyce Rohda, Barbara Schaefer, Linda Thompson, Pam Brown, Darlene Widmeyer, Roxanne Blomquist,
David Heitmiller, Donald Heitmiller, James Schaefer, Lenard Yee, James Malcolm, James Friedrick, Paulette Langerstrand,
Bonnie Striet labsentl. Row 3: Robert Barnes, Kay Stenberg, Julie Mcllwain, Nancy Martin, Dave Pierson, Donald Larson,
David Rickert, Robert Anderson, Jack Reichitzer, Jerry Runk, Lynn Yee, Nancy Barski, Dianne Friedrick, Joanne Splinter, Bill
Mickaelis, Joe Schultz, Richard Kutz, Danny Ressler, Russell Carlberg, Tom Huelsman, Tom Batchelder. Row 4: Judy Carlson,
Terry Palmer, Elizabeth Nuemeier, Jenifer Bunce, Russell Carlson, Arden Peterson, Jeff Meehan, Pot Potter, Diane Pechuman,
Kathy Leszeynski, Robert McPherron, Fred Farrond, Danny Faust, Mr. Biugan.
Dance Band
Row l Janet Iverson Adeline Steffen Sally Johnson Judd Orff Jim Lay Doug Johnson
Kurt Luhmann Ed Elgethun Row 2 Richard Thompson Margaret Conley Kitty Brudos
Gene Junker Carol Klnsel Marna Jacobson Phyliss Carlson Mary Madsen Missing
Dick Huelsmann
Junior Hugh B Band
charles Stabenow Robert Jacobson Carolyn Kaufman Stephen Hirte Wayne Miller Penny Glorvad John Papenfuss Jim
Johnson Donald Lukenbill David Lohman Donald Herscheb Mary Jean Moravee labsentl Row 3 Steven Gordon Virginia
Holmberg Marlene Andrews Bruce Leland Hugh Jergens Jeff Peterson Jack Herrick Tom Berggren David Berglund Celeste
Carlson Jane Conley Lyle Burtzlaff LeRoy Cicero Richard Behm Ernest Kamrath Maureen Relchon labsentl Tom Ganas
labsentl Row 4 Norma Graeber Linda Sommers Jim Langeman Jo Ann Kunz Patty Jones Roberta Barrett labsentl
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SENIOR BAND, Left Side, Row 1: Marion Carlberg, Shirley
Johnstone, Ann Taylor. Row 2: Sue Lange, Cathy Carlson,
Kathy Brown, Joyce Schelander, Barb Rog, Ginny Neemes,
Betsy Collinge, Barb Arcand. Row 3: Carol Kruse, Mary Jane
Junker, Linda Handevidt, Jane Gunderson, Vicki VanTassel,
Kurt Luhmann, Paul Rowland, Elizabeth Johnson, Jane Lam-
mers, Larry Churchill, Linda Schwantes. Row 4: Jean Ander-
son, Kay Heitmiller, Barb Fischer, Stuart Heschlub, Priscilla
DuPre, Dave Steglish. Row 5: Dick Landeen, Marge Raduenz,
Karen Brown, Phyllis Carlson, Jayne Jones.
Practice and a desire to keep up the wonderful reputa-
tion the band has kept through these last few years has
made i958-i959 another glowing success tor the Sl-l.S.
Band.
ln November the band was invited to play at the l958
Centennial Festival Concert at the St. Paul Auditorium.
Their work was much appreciated by all who heard them
play.
To Its Outstanding Reputation
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Row 'la Judy Swanson, Mary Huelsman, Janice Stone. Row 2:
Becky Lay, Margaret Conley, Kitty Brudos, Gene Junker,
Jerry Balfanz, JoAnn Larson, Mary Madson, Dick McGee.
Row 3: Doug Johnson, Jim Lay, Judd Orff, Barry Carlson,
Nancy Hounchill, Jean Ramberg, Jeannine Lahiff, Carol Kin-
sel, Dick Huelsman, Marna Jacobson, Karen Sigsted. Row 4:
Mr. Regis, Larry Larson, Janet Iverson, Adeline Stetten, Gary
Langness, Sally Johnson, Dennis Gallowitz.
Their regular attendance at pep tests, football and bas-
ketball games has provided a spirit-provoking inspiration
to all Sl-l.S. studnts.
The Spring Concert, an annual event, brought the people
of S.l-LS. and Stillwater to a greater appreciation of good
music.
Mr. Regis' excellent direction brought results in another
fortunate year for the Senior High Band.
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Euchten Karen Lund Rowl Jeannune Lahuff Jean Lundeen Mussung Connue Raloff Dave Charlsen
Thespuans us a naTlonal organuzahon of dramaTusTs
The Thespuan Troop un STullwaTer worked hard To puT on
The annual one acT plays Thus year four plays were
produced unstead of only Three The Thespuans had Tull
charge of produchon of These plays each play havung
3 Thespuans durecfung uT The members work hard To
puT on The plays buf Thespuans usnT all work
The members went To The Duary of Anne Frank
whuch was puT on at The ST Paul Audutoruum Puzza
afterwards added To The enloymenT of The evening
The hughlughf of The year was a Two day convenTuon un
Ely Munnesofa The Twelve members from lasT year
aTTended and as any of Them wull Tell you uT was quuTe
an experience
The Thespuans held Theur annual unuTuaTuon un The
sprung lnuTuaTes wenT Through The worsT To gaun
membershup buT after uf was all over The new members
admuTTed That uT was worTh uT
A dramatuc momeni un The Senuor Class Play
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A vntal message was embedded an the plot of the
Sensor Class Play The Remarkable Incndent at Car
son Corners Mr Kovalesky was accused of murder
Ing Bob McG1nnls but dld he really do lt? The
students of Carson Corners arranged a trial to flnd
the truth The parents of the children lump at the
chance to accuse Kovy of the murder but It as
found that each one of them ln some way IS guilty
5 Q of the death of Bob McGmms The play ends with a
powerful speech by Bob s father saying that we must
look at ourselves and face up to our responsnbnlltues
The Sensors worked hard to put thelr message across
to the audrence
Behund the scenes the crews worked feverlshly to
get the play polnshed for show time The hard work
of the crew cast and Mr Heumerl was well rewarded
by the success of the play
Marlow Kathy Rollg Davtd Charlsen Gerald Gross Gene Junker John Klspert
Tom Llndell Duck Strand Judd Orff Jlm Lammers Row 2 Janet Iverson Mary
Burmaster Karen Smith Carolyn Fankhanel Edyth Whltney Duck Huelsmann
Davld Stegllch Bob Zlmmerman
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Connle Roloff, Mary Carlstrom, Janet McCarty, Sherry Zabrock, Janet Iverson,
Dlck Strand, John Schultz, Dave Toblsch Row 2 Carolyn Fankhanel, Karen Smith,
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Jacob Comes Home for the senior entry
The Junlors placed very hugh wlth theur productlon of
The Death of the Hlred Man starrnng Linda Schwantes
Ruth Ann Jacobson Bull Reveley and Gordon Klatt
Four One Acts Instead of three were put
on thus year by the Thesplans
Jacob Comes Home was a tragedy
which took place ID Berlin during the war
This play was put on by the sensors The
lunlor production was Death of a l-lured
Man also a tragedy based on the poem
by Robert Frost Mad Breakfast was a
gay comedy put on by the sophomores It
took place In a boarding house which the
owner presented as a lunatnc asylum The
comedy Antlc Sprung had members of
both the IUHIOV and senior classes as Its cast
A group of teenagers go on a plcnlc which
turns out to be everythmg but what It was
supposed to be
To boost the rnvalry of the classes a
honors were given to the best actors and
actresses
The success of the plays was due to the
hard work ot the casts crews directors
and Mr Helmerl
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Bonnie Roatch Tom Junker Tom Bartkey Margaret Schwartz lstand
mgl and Maureen Orff Slbylla Rouleau Jane McConnon Becky Wal
hood and John Zlmmerman lslttxngl
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Sue Nyberg Dave Carlson Janet Iverson
Judd Orff Mary Jo Lupnent and Kltty Brudos
took top honors for their production of Antlc
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Lett to rrght Jayne Jones Bull Reveley Gordon Klatt Theresa Merrnmontl Kathy Jambeck Duck Doerr Connle Bergen
Sue Skyberg Duck Barnes Barb Rolland Sally Johnson Rach Hayes Karen Brudos
An old time mellow drammer was this
years Junior Class Play Pure As the
Draven Snow Working Glrls
Secret fthe name the pay
dentallyl was truly a tale ot a persecuted
heroine wherein vnrtue truumphs over
vlllanny Hnssung ana boolng loudly pene
trated the walls of S H S as our down
trodden heroine Purity Dean vainly en
deavored to escape the vnllamous
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ended happily
Through Mr Heumerls asslstance and
the hard work of the cast crew and
auclrence the play was a howling suc
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lst Row Joan Pnerson Sue Peterson Pat Delaney Margaret Shirley Sandra Skyberg Mary Peterson Carol Wulf
Todd Chartler 2nd Row Barry Ross Duck Stout Connle Stennbeaser Dave Durand Barbara Brmk Deck Korpl Ruth Ann
Jacobson Mlke Cafferty Pat Pllqulst John Beach
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The ones that helped make the AFS week end a bug success
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Foreign Exchange Students "Iive it up."
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The Grand March was led by Junior Class
President Jim Lammers and Janet Gardener.
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La Mer' Was Prom Theme
Music lor the T958 Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet,
Sous La Mer, was provided bv Bob Bass and his Orchestra,
The English translation ot the French expression, Sous La
Mer, is "Beneath the Sea,"
All through the prom pastel colored lights stole across
the glittering castle at the end of the gym.
Pirates served the refreshmervs which consisted ot openf
face sandwiches in the shape ot tish and cherry punch
from a sunken ship.
The guest speaker of the banquet was Mr. Rodrick Law-
son, a well known tigure to the youth ot District 834. I-le
spoke ot teenage years. The banquet was very well
attended.
All this was made possible by the caretul planning ot
the various committees selected tor the Prom and Banquet.
Chairmen ot the various committees for the Banquet
were: General Chairman-Caro' Brekke, l3rogramsfJanet
Rigg, Table Decorations-Jeannine Lahitt, Invitations-Mary
Carlstrom.
Chairmen ot the prom committees were: General Chair-
man-Sue Lange, Refreshments-Mama Jacobson, Decora-
tions-Sharon I'-luss, Programs-Shirley Johnstone, Music-
Gene Junker, Clean up-Tom Lindell, Pictures-Dave Charl-
sen.
Miss Marquardt deserves a vote ot thanks tor her help
as supervisor.
The Grand March gave the spectators a chance to see all
of the handsome young men and the beautiful young
ladies.
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King Jim Lammers.
Homecoming was a little
unique this year because S.H.S.
had a parade for the tirst time
in its history.
The festivities started with the
Coronation-pep test in the audi-
torium at noon. Queen Sue
Lange and King .lim Lammers
were crowned by Superintend-
ent Campbell, First attendants
Mary Jane Mc Donald and Tom
Lindell and second attendants
Carol Breklae and John Kispert
were honored with bouquets and
corsages also. Assisting Mr.
Campbell in the Coronation cer-
emony were Beckey and Chucky
Pauley. Prizes were given to
Miss Hedberg's homeroom tor
the best homeroom bulletin
board and to Heather Daily, the
eighth grader who submitted
the winning homecoming slogan
"Bear Down". Next, the A
squad cheerleaders did an exe
cellent iob of raising S.H.S's
school spirits by giving some
rousing cheers.
Atter the coronation-pep test,
the student body started its un-
forgettable parade of floats,
trucks, cars, and other vehicles,
motor driven and otherwise.
First AYtenCl0nfSWMGrY Jane MacDonald Second Attendants-John Kispert and Carol
and Tom Lindell. Brekke.
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and Attendents courtesy
of Jack M. Anderson
Studios.
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Slogan For 1958
The parade originated in
front of the senior high school
continuing down through town
and up to the athletic field
where prizes were awarded to
the various floats. The prize for
the best class float was given to
the senior class, who had the
float with our exchange students
Uta and Vick. The Sophies' float
came in second place with the
Juniors running a close third.
Awards for the best individual
floats were also given, The
cheerleaders led some spirited
cheers to end the afternoon fes-
tivities.
The homecoming football
game with White Bear started
at 8:00 P.M. Our boys fought
hard and long but were de-
feated by the gruelling White
Bear line. During half time, the
homecoming royalty and the
winning floats paraded around
the football field. To conclude
the homecoming celebration, a
dance was held in the Senior
High Gym after the game. Stu-
dents, faculty, and alumni
danced to the music provided
by Bob Bass and his band.
This year's homecoming was
a very successful event because
the student body was behind
the decisions and plans of the
Homecoming Committee one-
hundred per-cent.
Superintendent of Schools Campbell
crowns the King during the coronation
ceremony.
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King Jim reads his Homecoming Proclamation to his loyal subiects after
the coronation.
Tom, Mary Jane, John, and Carol rode "high" during the first "Home-
coming Parade."
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SENIORS KEEP BUSY AT ALL TIMES
Janet Gardner Pat Horrlgan Kltty Brudos sllk screen the
Aquateen swumshow program
Sherry Zabrock applles makeup to Bob Zimmerman
for has part in one of the One Act Plays
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Mary Kay Pomlnvnlle Kay Pauley Adeline Stef
fen work on clothing prolect for home ec
Dave Charlsen smiles broadly as he puts his books away
before he hurrles over to take up his duties as editor
the Express
Connie Roloff and Kathy Rollg chat before class as John Sandy Krongard types out another index card In the library work
Benson scowls at the photographers Intrusion room
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Duck Dornfeld and Jtrn Lammers struggle through Sandy Krongaard Roxanne Bartlett Pat Smlth and
datly typing exercnses Barb Ntppoldt bask tn the sunlight as they enloy thetr
lunch
Sensor boys emerge from thenr roles of sportsmen to deltght the student body with thetr anttcs as
cheerleaders
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PONY EXPRESS STAFF
Row 'I Barb Rogg Alexis Lesycynskl Gracla Luhmann Jane Lammers Row 2 Frances
DuRocher Pat Potter Rhema Reveley Lucnlle Yon Becky Berqunst Pam Brown Nancy
Barskl Butch Skyberg Don Carlson Andy Ames Absent Carol Ecker
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LIBRARY ASSISTANTS
Row 'I Lynn Yee Josephlne Delaney Peggy McFadden Jean Hanson Row 2 Linda Burger
Judy Gelford Cheryl Hubbard Sandy Morrlssette Linda Gast Paulette Lagerstram
Alexis Lesycynskl Margaret Lehnherr Casey Conley
STUDENT COUNCIL
Front row Bonme Knutson Barry Carlson Andy Ames Randa Cafferty Row 2 Allce
Robertson Conme Thor Patty Mariana Tern Behrens Elizabeth Olson Sue Evens Mary
O Brien Maureen McFadden Donna Mlner Colleen Johnson Becky Monno Barb Schaar
Row 3 Gracla Luhmann Charles Plattner Gary Carlson John Croonqunst Duck Edstrom
Davld Lem Make Teuwen Jerry McGarry Bob Torgeson Raymond Zuell Duane Kratz
Absent Jane Lammers
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Mr Oswald Aufers born In an electrlc frying pan was raused by the Bayport Sclence classes
Here he ns being admlred by Llnda Burger Martha Hullngs Mr Herum Bruce Matheson Carl
Schneader
BAYPORT STUDENT COUNCIL
Standmg Bruce Mathsson Tom Magnuson Judy Gelford Dave Stout Sally Marty Sandra Morrnsette Carl Schneider
Sandra Skeath Marcella Bonln Ruta Utecht Suttmg Bob Serler Linda Thompson Linda Burger John Serler Cheryl
Hubbard Martha Hullngs Sue Rose
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"A" SQUAD CHEERLEADERS
Kay Pauley
Carol Brelcke
Janet Gardner
Sandra Greeder
Mary Jane MacDonald
Kathy Rolig
Karen Brudos
Pam Maierus
Ruth Ann Jacobson
Martha McGough
CHEERLEADERS BOLSTERED OUR SPIRITS
Yea! Rah Rah! Team! are the
familiar words which come from
the IO girls in red coulats and
white crew neck svveatersethe
cheerleaders.
New uniforms, but the same old
school spirit, helped our team climb
to victory. Even through disappoint-
ments and losses the cheerleaders
never let the team or the school
"B" SQUAD
Kitty Jo Holt Jean Magnuson Delphian Carlson
dovvn. They cheered harder than
ever.
The B-Squad
black and red,
cheerleaders in
cheered the B-
Sauad to victory. Each one hopes
to take the place ot a graduating
A-Squad cheerleader in the future.
B-Squad or A-Squad, the cheer-
leaders do a tremendous job.
CHEERLEADERS
Diane Larson Connie Steinbeiser Jean Eichten
PEP CLUB SPARKS SHS SCHOOL SPIRIT!!
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Row 3 Sue Marlana Mary Kamrath Ruth Groth Bam Behrens Jane
McConnon Margarei Seam Pam Krueger Sue Olson Beverly Palmer
Row 2 Slbylla Rouleau Carol Mlllar Barbara Nelson Carol Goerss
Ruth Kramer Jackie Helgef Georgme Paskvan Kathy Rlchert Mlss
Rynda Row I Mary McGough Linda Jerome .Ioan White Becky Wal
hood Ardls Kern Mary Loeber Kathy Grampre Shelby Spechf
Ruth Kramer presldent Carolyn Fank
hanel vnce presndent Becky Walhood
secretary treasurer
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Culver Cubby Davis was chosen as the Honor
Athlete for the 19571958 season Thus award ns
presented annually to the student who has shown
the greatest achievement In athletics cltlzenshlp and
scholarship
ln hns sensor year Cub was actlve un basketball
and golt being captain of the basketball team and
receiving the dlstlnctlon at benng placed on the All
Suburban Basketball Team In golf Cub was the
runner up In the Dlstrnct 14 Tournament medalist In
the Region lV meet and tlea for second In the state
hugh school meet at the Unlversuty of Munnesota
The award was presented to Cub at the annual
athletic banquet held each sprung by the members
ot the Luon and Rotary Clubs of Stillwater The award
IS sponsored by Lloyd Kolluner of Kolllners lnc
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THIS YEAR WE DEVELOPED CHARACTER
Duck Zeull
Tom Ltndell Larry Asmus
Coaches
Chuck Johnson Ball Kleln
John Schultz
Armed wuth a new offense plenty of school spnrlt and a new school song the Pony
grld team an a hard luck season fouled to brnng home the bacon once again before
an always spnrnted crowd of Pony spectators
The school splrut was nn the team most of the way but they fouled to put the proper
punch needed to pull them through
The flrst few games were close and the team gained plenty of experience In the
humlllatlng games which followed the team slumped badly almost coming out of It
at Alexander Ramsey where they lost a heartbreaker In the finale the team lost to
a powerful South St Paul team whnch took the Suburban Conference championship
thus year
ln the post season All Suburban Conference team the Ponies Junior guard Dave
Schwartz galned honorable mentuon
Prospects for the 1959 season look promising as the Ponles have T7 Junlor lettermen
and 3 Sophomore lettermen returning.
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ASQUAD Row 5 Jum Ulruch Mr Barsku Bob Peulen Mr Gosen
Mr Cole Row 4 Dave Danuels Ron Duncan Bob Koch Dave
Durand Bull Wendt Row 3 Tom Lundell Turrue Johnson Jum
Lammers Dennus Arrugonu Pete Johnson Russ Juhl Row2 George
Johnson Kueth Franzen Ed Elgethen Larry Asrnus Dave Schwartz
Bob Schultz John Easton Row l Charles Johnson Greg Columbo
Ron Johnson Joe Arrugonu Duck Zeulu Dove Carlson John O Neal
Dave Pomunvulle
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BSQUAD Row 4 Mr Gosen Greg Columbo Ron Johnson Muke
Ayers Dennus Arrugonu Row 3 Duck Wydmeyer Paul Luberty Walt
Kamrath Nule Schwaubauer Tom Brown Row 2 Duck Bubeau
Bruce St Peter Dale MulfTnger Henry Schmudt Bob Houston
George Johnson Row 1 Art Junker John Kraemer Ron Dornfeld
Doug Chrustopherson Duck Powell Paul Teeuwen Duck Shelly
SENIORS
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Row 1: Coach Windmiller, John Easton, Dave Daniels, Jim Lammers, John Kispert, Dave Taylor, John Finnegan.
Row 2: Byron Torgeson, Russ Juhl, Judd Orff, Jim Walhciad, Dick Strong, Bob Peulen.
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BASKETBALL TEAM
Pony basketball team under the direction of veteran mentor, Wes Windmiller, summed up the season
conference win-loss record of 5-7 and an overall record of 9-TO.
Ponies suffered defeats at the hands of more experienced and polished ball clubs in a conference
was loaded with fine talent.
usual Hne performance every game, but suffered from many mechanical errors etc. at
many games. The team, many times, had a rough time finding scoring punch, but before
the end of the season, all of Coach Windmiller's starting Eve had scored in the double Hgures.
The Ponies lost the first game of the District i4 playoffs to a powerful West St. Paul team, one of the
pre-season favorites,
North St. Paul went on to win the District 14 and Region IV tournament and laid a
berth in the State Tournament.
Pony captain and center, Jim Lammers, was selected for the All-Suburban team and teammate John Fin-
negan got honorable mention. Next year, there will be seven returning lettermen to supplement the l96O
season hopes.
Row 2: John Thoreen,
Tobisch, Mike Kilkelly,
B-SQUAD
Keith Fransen, Keith HofTbeck, Jerry Wohlers, Bob Olson, John Kraemer. Row 1: Dave
John Lohmer, Byron Torgeson, Charlie Huss, Doug Christoffersen.
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The swimming team, under the direction of coach Lowell Tuft, completed
its most successful season in many years with a total of nine victories against
six defeats in dual meet competition. The team was undefeated in the
Suburban Conference and the boys went on to win the Suburban Conference
championship held here in Stillwater.
Junior Jim Frost was the only Pony swimmer to enter competition in the
state meet held in Cooke Hall at the University of Minnesota.
The team will lose only two seniors and will have fifteen lettermen return-
ing to bolster the prospects for next year and the boys will, undoubtedly, be
out to win the championship again.
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Row 5 John Benson Larry McGee Dick McGee Row 4 Kent Swanson Mike Rice Wayne Peterson .loe Evert Row 3
Stuart Herschleb Fred Kallnoff Bill Clark Dick Hayes Co Capt Row 2 Dick Stout Dennis Conley
HOCKEY
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Weber completed a difficult season under stiff competition The team how
ever did win its first game when it beat Elk River 7l The Pony squad
locking mainly in experience had dauntless spirit and always put up an
excellent fight against superior odds
Coach Weber has 7 returning lettermen but inexperience will still be the
main problem but things are looking up for the future years
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Wayne Langness Dave Schwartz Brian Lange Ed Peterson Row T Coach Weber Earl Plattner Dave Magnuson
98 Charlie Johnson Tom Brown
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In one of Sl-lSs more successful
endeavors the T958 Tennus team
under the durectuon of Coach Len
McGuure completed a successful
season flnushung fourth un Suburban
Conference standungs wuth a con
ference wtn loss record of 5 3 and
an overall record of 7 4
Although largely unexperuenced
the Ponues made a very good show
ung un the race wuth only wo
Iunuor lettermen returnung from the
champuonshup squad of l957 Four
of the other flve members of the
team were freshmen who demon
strated fine play throughout the
season
In hus flrst year on the team
freshman Charlue Huss playung
flrst sungles gauned a berth un the
Dustruct beung runner up He was
defeated un the first round of the
Reguon IV finals Prospects for l959
look exceedungly brught as the Po
mes have sux lettermen returnung
guvung the team one of the best
possubulutues for returnung the Sub
urban Conference Champuonshup to
Stullwater as un 1956 and l957
The wrestlung team thus year agaun under coach
I-labeck completed a faurly successful season wuth an
overall record of sux wuns sux losses and one tue Agaun
the story was largely an unexperuenced squad meetung
wuth superuor competutuon The Ponues dud however out
score theur opponents by a 302 250 margun The pros
pects for the comung year showed a marked umprove
ment over that of the prevuous year The B squad wres
tlung prospects for the comung year show a marked
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Row 'I Duck Hubbard Jerry Wohlers Charlue Huss Muke Kulkelly
WRESTLING
Improvement over that of the prevuous year The B squad
wrestlung un l4 dual matches won I2 of the I4 and
wuth I3 lettermen returnung the Pony wrestlung squad
wull agaun be a contender for the Suburban wrestlung
crown
Thus year there were many freak accudents to
squad members and there were many who felt that we
could have been better than we were Next year lets
make up for ut'
Row 3 Jum Ulruch, Henry Schmudt, Larry Churchull, Dave Shefland Walt Kamrath, Ron
Dornfeld, John Schultz, Ray Larson, Muke Marty Row 2 Russell Kundy, Gary Zweug, Ron
Duncan, Dennus Arrugonu, George Johnson, Joe Arrugonu, Larry Asmus, Wally Frazuer Row
I Gerald Schwabauer, Dennus Cruttenden, Jerry Durand, John Kern, Bob Brown
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Probably our most impressive high
school team, in the last few years, has
been the golf team. The i958 season's
win-loss record was i6-O and over the
years, the team has won 58 straight
matches in dual meet competition. The
team has won the suburban title for the
last three years and has won the District
I4 title for that many years
Cub Davis the teams No I man was
runner up in the district and medaltst in
the Region Cub tied for second in the
state meet held at the University of Min
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4' ir vis Capt Gary Stone Dave Ogren and
Scott Crane have never played in a
losing match
The prospects for the coming year
Rear Dave Ogren Cub Davis Gary Stone Dale Johnson Front
Duck Wlhren Scott Crane Ball Conley Judd Orff look Very good ln splle of The loss of The
four senior lettermen There are two
Iunior and a sophomore letterman re
turning and quite a few other bright
prospects to supplement Coach Demoskl s
golf hopes
BASEBALL
The 1958 Pony stlckmen under coach Bernie Cole The team for the coming season will be supplemented
had a rough time putting things together to make their with six lettermen returning and many who have gained
season successful The Ponies were winless for the first valuable experience on the Stillwater Junior Leguon
time in many seasons program which is in operation during the summer
months
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1957-58 '
The track squad under coaches Rennhardt
and Habeck had a faurly successful season
last year Some of the boys In lndtvldual
events took flrsts and seconds throughout the
season The lack of shot put discus and
pole vault men made nt dlfhcult to buuld the
necessary team ponnts to carry off flrst place
as a team Thus years squad made up
mostly of nnnth tenth and eleventh graders
and all though young show very good
promuse for the years to come The gradu
ated semors from last years squad were
many and consisted of Bull Stout Dave Hall
qunst Pat Hudson Floyd Hallqunst Dale Cur
tus Paul Bonln Terry Doerr Kurt Stgstad
Ron Hlesleth Bob Muchaells and Keith Lar
son With the loss of these men there are
many holes to flll un the fourteen events there
are In track Some of the younger pontes
that show promlse are Bob Peulen Ron
Johnson Dave Carlson Dave Pomlnvllle
Ralph Mayer Roger Barrett Byron Torger
son Mel Schroeder Drck Stout Ed Elgethun
Larry Bell Mark Haak and Mnlo Keske
Coming up strong In talent and numbers are
many nnnth and 10th graders which In sev
eral years should afford Stillwater a top
rated track squad In our conference
TRACK TEAM
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Pommvulle Dave Carlson Pete Rauen Greg Colombo Duck Strong Duck Powell Russel Kunde Ralph Mayer
Row 3 Gene Bartkey Doug Crlstofferson Dale Mulflnger Roland Staberg Jlm Corey Mel Schroeder Row 4
Nule Schwabauer Bob Torgeson Doug Johnson Doug Peterson Jnm Grnffln Myron Thompson Don Emert
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GAA Ofticers
Agaun durung 58 59 term the Gurl s Athletuc Assocua
tuon of Stillwater has kept up uts tradutuon of sports and
fun for all lAll gurls that usl Ot course wuth a core
of otftlcers luke Janet Gardner Pre-sudent Sue Skyberg
Vuce presudent Sue Kerner Secretary and Marlene
Shelly Pount Chaurman who could help but have cu suc
cesstul year?
Thus year GAA members took part un such sports as
volleyball bowlung basketball swurnmung and bad
munton quute a well rounded prog am' The gurls learned
much not only about sports and sportsmanshup but also
about such thungs cus teamwork achung muscles loud
tun uncoordunated feet and how long the basketball
floor us
Besude all thus each gurl us requured to earn at least
75 pounts a year to remaun un GAA She does thus by
puttung un a certaun amount of tume on other sports
such as skuung golf tennus canoeung or skatung
Most people do not realuze that the qurls as well as
the boys puck Honor Athletes For l957 1958 the GAA
Honor Athletes were Lynn Gehrke and Ruta Johnson
lts easy to see why GAA us so popular and famous
tor takung the kunks out ot uounts and loosenung muscles
cramped from hours and hours of studyung Sure ut usf
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Aqua Teen s tryouts were held before Chrlstmas and
those who passed the varlous tests became members
The club consists of 2O gurls and thelr advnsors are Mnss
Rynda and Mass Bennett
The Freshmen and Sophomore gurls entered the YMCA
Swim Meet for form swlmmlng Many of these gurls
placed On May 2 the gurls partncnpated In a meet at
St Cathermes
Over the Rainbow was the theme for this years
swam show which was held Aprtl 23 24 Kltty Brudos
and Janet Gardner dad a wonderful 'ob as co chairmen
of this event In the numbers either the title of the song
contamed a color or a song suggested a color The
program Included Sunny Sade of the Street Bona
partes Retreat Autumn Leaves and numbers con
tanning green blue gold white and punk were also
used The grand fmale was Over the Ralnbow and
the show was a great success
Girls having two years of faithful participation re
celved an Aqua Teens medal and the Sensors were
honored at the annual banquet
Row 4 Miss Bennett Vlrglnla Cayou Margaret Conley Georgme Paskavan Carol Goerss Luz Doe Mass
Rynda Row 3 Marlene Shelley Carolyn Frankhanel Karen Brudos Penny Buckholz Barb Brink Janet
Gardner Pat Horrlgan Judy Beske Barb Rolland Dorcas Jones Shirley Chartler Ruth Cramer Row 2
Casey Conley Sally Stevenson Luz Neumler Kathy Zimmerman Becky Lay Row l Patra Turnbull Betsy
Colllnge Gmny Neemes Ann Taylor
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SPORTS
CHEERLEADERS
Claudia Coppa, Cheryl Hub-
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Judy Gelford.
BASKETBALL
Sitting: Jim Stone, Larry
Morrissette, Larry Wolf, Tom
Magnuson, Pat McCannon,
Terry Fredrickson, Carl
Schneider. Kneeling: John
Peterson, Jim Weyer, Coach
Mauer, Jim Daniels, Dan
Ccrlstrom, Bruce Black.
FOOTBALL
Row 4: Richard Hagen,
Bruce Mathison, Jerry Hall,
Tom Magnuson, Dave Stout,
John Serier, Dick Carlson,
Jim Weyer. Row 3: Dave
Halberg, Patrick Rowland,
Roger Gramenz, Larry Wolf,
Larry Morrisette, Pat McCon-
non, Rick Schneider. Row 2:
Gary Shelley, Bill Radke,
Don Carlstrom, Jim Daniels,
Paul Carlson, Bruce Black.
Row l: Joe Judkins, Carl
Schneider, Terry Fredrick-
son, Tom Cortony.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION DISTRICT 834
The school board members are the elected
representatives of the people of District 834.
Though they serve without pay their job is an
extremely important one. They must decide on
all questions of policy that aftect our district's
schools This year with its bond Issue campaign
for a new high school building and the mony
decisions which had to be made has been an
especnally trying one for the board
This year Mr Thomas Campbell became
Superintendent of Schools His first year at
Stillwater has been o busy one The first half
of the year he worked very hard to tell the
people of the district of the need for new hugh
school facilities During the second halt of the
year he has been busy with the planning of
the school
Mr Jambeck Mr LePage Mr Cayou Mr Schmolhorst Dr VanMeier
Mrs Koasa Secretary Mr Smith Assistant Superintendent Mrs McGrath Secretary M
Campbell Superintendent
SENIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY
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Keeping the Junior High School running smoothly
and efficiently has been the task of the principal Mr
Halvorson His guidance has helped many of the Junior
High students and all are grateful for his effort
Assisting Mr Halvorson was Mr Mary Roettger who
has been a friend to all the .IHS students
Firm guidance coupled wsth lustlce and understand
has been a confident leader to all persons associated
with SHS
His ten years in Stillwater High have been profitable
to all his many friends here Has fine sense of humor
lthough not usually thought as a characteristic of a
prnnclpoll has led many of his students to cheerfully
accept his decisions
Mr Wlndmiller who ln addition to his other duties
has been the assistant to Mr Monette for the last school
Council His help to Mr Monette has been very great
and the students are also thankful
Betty Burger their secretary has been an able and
willing worker in the office
JUNIOR HIGH PRINCPAL AND SECRETARY
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Mrs Grmmested
Mamtenance and Transportation
Busnness Manager of Dust 834 IS Mr Onstad He
ns nn charge of routing the buses keeping the buildings
clean runmng the cafeteria He also has charge of
the lanltors Helplng Mr Onstad carry out hls many
dunes ns Mrs Gnmmested hrs very emcrent secretary
SCHOOL NURSE
Mr Onsted
Nurse
Mrs Hounschell the S H S nurse takes care of all
our sickness breaks and bruises Thus was her first
year wlth the students here She us a help to every
one as she performs her duties
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I-Ielplng students to solve the many problems which
confront them during theur school years are Mr Ramaley
and Miss Peterson In the semor hugh and Mr Webster
and Mrs Strand In the lunlor hugh school Counselors
also provude helpful lnformatlon concernlng colleges
scholarsheps and vocations Without the assistance and
the advice of these people the students of semor hugh
school would feel a great loss
In the capable hands of Mr Keller the Bayport
prmcupal the Bayport Hugh School has functioned
smoothly Thas Isnt an easy 'ob but Mr Keller handles
It extremely well Mr Keller and the students work
closely to achieve the harmony that exists nn the Bayport
Hugh School Has methods ot teachlng and guldlng the
school meet wath the approval of all
BAYPCRT PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY
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Miss Joyce, Mrs. Ccrlberg, Mrs. Foley.
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JANITORS
"Swing that mop
Lift thot poil,
Leove o little dust
And you'll lond in toil
Well not quite, but such is the life of jonitors
Bclrtkey
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rooms of S H S
Russ Lueck Mr Bartkey Mr Schubert Mnssung Joe
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COOKS
Though they be weory
Though students complcun
Our cooks wnll keep cooknng
While weight we oll goin
Cooklng for over lOOO people ns not
on eosy tosk
Certomly It as IfT1pOSSIblS to please
everyone
But we feel our cooks Mrs Knnebel
Mrs Hull Mrs Loy Mrs Conley
hove done o greot 'ob ln pleosmg
the vost mogorlty ond deserve the
cooperotuon ond thonks of every
one
Mrs Lay Mrs Knlebel Mrs Hull Mrs Anderson Mrs Conley
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Mlss Marquardt dld hey leave you a mess agam'P
help me find mme
lts been a long hard day hasnt nt Mlss Peterson? Mnss Slebert Mrs Knspert and Mrs Jordan gather up
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Senlor DIrec'rory
DEANNA AHOLA DAVID CHARLSEN Basketball Manage, IO II I2
GERALD ALLEN
DONALD ANDERSON
LLOYD ANEZ
LARRY ASMUS Student CouncIl IO Football IO
sketball IO ack IO I2 Wrestn
u n romura s
ROZANNE BARTLETT OtIIce AssIstant I2
RY BELL T ack IO II W Q
JOHN BENSON Basketball IO SwImmIng II
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RICHARD BERGLUND
JON BERQUIST
ITH BESKE A IO II I2 Aqua eens IO
I2 Physncs Club I2
JOHN R BLACK Footnall IO II Basketball IO
scball IO I
K HIE BORST LIbrary Club II I2 YTeens
Related Occ I2 Homecomnnq IO
LINDA BORST FHA IO II GAA IO II YTeens
ANITA BOWEN Chorus IO
CAROL BREKKE Na Ional Honor SocIety II I2
Class OftIcer IO FHA VIce PresIdent II State VIce
esldent II TA IO I2 GA II YTeens
Pony Express II Feature Page Edltor I2 SadIe
C mnnttee II Senro Clo Play I2 Class ay
Produchon Staff II GIrls Chorus IO II A Chorus
I2 Prom Banquet Charrman II Cheerleader IO
II I2 Homecommq Royalty I2 Homecommq
CommIttee IO Declom IO Il Honor Roll I2 P p
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BEVERLY BRENIZER
BYRON BRENIZER
KITTY BRUDOS Student Councll IO GAA IO II I2
eens IO Band IO II 2 A ua Teens I0 I
I Club IO D nce an I2 Pr m
CommIttee Member II
UTA SALZMANN BRUHN GAA I2 Student CouncII
I2 YTeens I2 Speech I2 Physlcs Club I2 One
Act Play Cost I2
ROSEMARY BURGER Pony Express II Drama I2
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M Y BURMASTER FHA IO ll I2 GAA II 2
Chorus IO II I2 Office AssIstant I2 Intramurals
Cu JunIo Cos Pay Cast I SSDIOF
Class Play Cast I2 One Act Play I2
PH LISS CARLSON B nd IO Il I2 Chorus IO
Dance Bond
MARY CARLSTROM FFA I2 GAA IO II TusItala
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Chorus IO II ChoIr I2 Homecommq CommIttee
I2 Prom CommIttee Member II AFS CommIttee I2
GLORIA CARTONY
ony Express Staff II Edtto I2 TIIGSPIUO
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A IO II I2 Hornecommq Comm: ee
Prom ChaIrman II Ono Act Play Festryal DIrector
Madnqal II Jumor Class Play Student DIrector II
Sennor Class Play I2 One Acts IO Boys Chorus IO
RIver Falls Play Contest Student DIrector
Youth Councll II I2 Youth Councnl Treasurer I2
Hornecommg Skrt Il I2 AFS General ChaIrrnan I2
Stage Manager Sennor Class Play II One Act Play
DIrect-or I2 Sophomore Class Party IO
NIS CRITTENDEN IO II
MARY CROMBIE D amo II I2
JERRY DIETZ
DICK DORNFELD Student Councnl II I2 Football
ImmIn cIence u
orus IO Chorr II S I Cu
H DURAND FTA II YTeens Aqua
Teens IO
JERRY DURAND W GSIIIIIQ I2
DELMAR EDER
JUDY EHRET
JUDY EICHTEN FHA I2 Pony Express IO Drama
r II ChoIr I2 Choral Rea I
DONALD EMERT
DONALD ERLER TennIs IO Photo Club IO
CAROL EVANS FHA Secretary Il I2 Student
EdItor
JOE EVERT Swnmmnng I2 ScIence Club I2
CAROLYN FANKHANEL FTA I2 Aqua Teen IO II
emtstry Club I Y eens Drama
eech I2 Chorus IO Chor II
ANNE EARNHAM FHA II I2 FTA II I2 GAA IO
emIstry Club II YTeens IO II ate
rama II eec Chorus IO
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MARY FENTON
TERRY FOGARTY
FREDRICKSON FHA I2 GAA IO II
ens IO I orus Sk Clu
Intramurals II Jumor SenIor Banquet CommIttee
II Prom CommIttee II SadIe CommIttee II I2
Semor Class Play Produchon Crew I2 Kabekoman
Typlst I2 Announcements CommIttee I2 Honor Roll
DENNIS GALOWITZ nd IO II I2 Dance Ba d
JANET GARDNER Student CouncIl II GAA IO II
ttlcer I2 Of'IIcer
ua Teens IO II eereoder O
Pep Club I2 Banquet CommIttee II SadIe Com
Ittee IO II I2 Announcement CommIttee I2
AFS Comrnlttee I2
MARY ANN GARLING Chorus IO Il
A N GELHAR G IO P ny Express
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MARY GLASRUD
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Gross, Gerald 21, 65, 78
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Haak, Mark 21
Halverson, Bruce 21, 68
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Handevrdt Roger 21
Heaney Versea 21 70
Herrng Jean 21
Hlntz Margaret 21
Holmes Karen 21
Horrrgan Patrrcla 22 70
Huelsmann Rrchard 22 32 58 60 65 75 76
Huss Sharon 22 65
Iverson Janet 22 66 70 75 78
Jacobson Lynn 22
Jacobson Mama 22 23 59 63 65 69 75 76
Johnson Betty Lou 22 58 65 66 78
Johnson Charles 22 56 57 65 95
Johnson Dale 22 100
Johnston Sharon 22
Johnstone Shrrley 22 56 57 59 65 66 70
Josephson Roger 22 62
Junker Gene 22 56 59 65 66 70 74
Kaeck Marnanne 22
Kargel Rrchord 22
Karlow Jeanne 23 32 65 69
Keske Malo 23 62 101
Krspert John 23 33 56 57 8 92 96 97
Klein Wllllam 23 100
Klmefelter Joanne 23
Knefelkamp Davrd 23
Kroenlng Judith 23
Krongard Sandra 23
Krongard Sandra 23
Kruse Carol 23 74
Kunz Lawrence 23
Kurth David 23
Lahlff Jeannrne 23 65 66 75 76
Lange Brlan 23
Lange Susan 24 56 57 58 65 69 74 82
Langford Joann 24
Langness Gary 24 70 72 75 92
Law Susan 24 69
Lay Jlm 24 75
Lund Karen 24 60 70 72 76
Lmdell Tom 24 56 57 59 65 68 69 76
82 95
Luhmann Kurt 24 74
Lundeen Jean 24 69 76
Lundgren Monda 24
MacDonald Mary Jane 24 56 82 90
Magnuson Davrd 24
Malloy David 24
Marlow, Nancy 24, 70
Marty, Beverly 25
McCarty, Janet 25, 70
McGee, Richard 25, 70, 72, 75
McGough, Martha 25, 70, 90
McGurre, Mary 25
McKean Denms 25
Mechelke Donna 25
Merster Mary 25 70
Merxner Phlllpplne
Mergens Nancy 25 58 60 66
Nerrrll Richard 25
Mmer Richard 25
Moeglern Karl 25
Molltor Lynette 25
Mortenson Ronald 25
Mueller Rrchard 26
Munkelwrtz Karen 26
Nelson Susan 26 70
Ness Alta 26
Nrppoldt Barbara 26
Nordby Charles 26
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Orff Judd 26 56 57 75 78 96 97 100
Ostner Thomas 26
Oswald Allen 26
Palmen Ruta 26
Pauley Kay 26 33 56 57 63 65 70 90
Prcht Cecrl 26
Peterson Charles 26
Polnau Darlene 26
Polnau Sharon 26
Pommvrlle Mary Kay 27 70
Powell Ellllam 27
Ramll Vlc 27 56 68
Ramsden Bruce 27
Reeves Rochelle 27 68
Rlchert Naomi 27
Rrdway Ann 27
Rlegel Julre Ann 27 70
Rngg Janet 27 59 65 69 70
Rntzer Jerome 27
Roettger Albert 27
Rolnng Kathy 27 58 65 70 90
Roloff Connie 27 70
Roloff Davrd 27
Rose Merllee 27 70
Ross Roberta 28 59 60 65 70 72
Rulme Beverly 28
Runk Kathleen 28
Runk Sandra 28
Salmore Peggy 28
Salzmann Bruhn Uta 28 56 68 8
Schelander Donald 28
Schnetder Tum 28
Schramm Lawrence
Schroeder, Jean 28
Schultz, Beverly 28
Schultz, John 28, 99
Shattuck, Patti 28
Shelley, Marlene 28, 63, 70, 102
Snebolds, Judy 28
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Steffen Adelune 29 57 75
Stegluch Davud 29
Stone Nancy 29 70 72
Strand Ruchard 29 59 65
Talcott Curtus 29
Taylor Davud 29 96 97
Thomas Ruchard 30
Thor John 30 62 65
Toensung Carol 30
Trenda Jon 30 33
Tschuda Alan 30 70
Turnblad Davud 30
Van Tassel Carolyn 30
Van Tassel Hodge 30
Volugny Muchael 30
Waalen Duck 30 70 72
Wendt Wulluam 30 95
Whutney Edyth 30 70
Wuck John 30
Wudmyer James 30
Wueland Darleen 30
Wunterlun George 30
Wohlers Wayne 30
Yon Dennus 31
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Zeulu Ruchard 31 95
Zummerman Davud 31
Zummerman Robert 31 65 68 69 70 72 78
Zummerman Sharon 31
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Hulls Carol
Schultz Robert
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Susanne 40
Andrews Art
Arcand Sandra
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Arrugonu Joseph 95 99
Aubun Marue Elaune 72
Bahneman Januce 40
Bahneman Juduth 34
Balfanz Gerald 75
Barnes Duck 66 68 79 1
Beach John 66 68 79
Beedle John
Bell Davud
Benson Karen 70 72
Bergen Connue 58 60
72 79
Berquust Nancy 40
Burd Nancy 56 57 58
Black Barbara 72
Bohmon Sonya
Bonse Brad
Borden Phyllus 72
Bourdaghs Lynn
Brewster Lynn
Bruggs Dan
Bruggs Shurley
Brunk Barbara 56 72 79
Brudos Karen 59 69 72 79
Brunlchorst Donald
Buclrholz Penny
Cafterty Muke 79
63 65 66 68 70
Carlson Delphuan 90
Carlson Marlene 40
Carlson Paulo
Carlstrom Joan 59 60
Cartony Terry
Cederbloom Dwaun 34
Charlsen Wulluam
Chartuer Shurley 79
Chase Patrucua
Churchull Lawrence 74 9
Cucero LaNoy
Clemens Morgue
Clymer Barbara
Conley Wulluam 34 100
Cooludge Susan
Cardue Jay
Cramer Ann
Crane John
Cruttenden Lunda
Crombue Bruan
Curtus Esther 34
Danuels Davud 34 95 97
Delaney Patrucua 58 79
Duckhausen James
Doe Eluzabeth 72
Doerr Jack
Doerr Ruchard 60 70 79
Dornfeld Jerry 68
Duncan Ronald 68 95 99
Durand Davud 79 95
DuRocher lone 40 72
Dybdal Donna 34 72
Easton John 34 95 97 100
Eastwood Gary
Eckholm Marcua 60 66
Evenson Vurgunua 40
Funnegan John 70 97
Fuscher Barbara 56 57
Fuscher Carole
Flynn Kathue 34 69
Francous Madonna
Frutsche LeRoy 34
Frost James 101
Funke Gary
Gardner Carol Ann
Gulbert Ted
Glasbrenner Sandra 72
Godeman Joan 34 56 70
Greeder Sandra 90
Haak Conrad 34
Horvueux Louus
Hawluns Stephen
Hayes Lmda 72
Hayes Ruchard 58
Heutmuller Kay 74
Hulde Catherune
Hull yle
Hoffoss Peter
Holmberg Januce 34
Horrusberger JoAnn 40 72
Hounschell Nancy 58 75
Huelsman Mary 40
Huston Robert 95
Huston Ruth Ann
Jacobson Ruth Ann 56 57
Jacoby James 34
Jambeck Kathy 68 72 79
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Jerome Nora
Johnson
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Januce 63
Lunda 34
Peter 95
Ronald 95 101
Sally 40 75 79
Johnson Stanley 62
Johnson Wullard CTurue1 95
Jones Jayne 34 57 79
Judkuns Mary Jo 58
Juhl Russell 95 97
Junker
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KalunoH Fred
Kamrath Walter 34 70 72
Kaufman Davud 70 72
Kellogg Davud
Kempf Darlene
Kerner Susan 59 72 102
Klatt Gordon 60 68 78 79
Kleun Joseph
Knutson Lenore
Koch Robert 95
Kruesel Gary
Kunde Russell 34 99
LaCasse Joann
Lagerstrom Ruchard 68
Lammers Judy 56 57 70
Landeen Ruchard 74 99
Lane Georgene 34
Lange Vuncent
Langness Wayne
Larson Marcua 68 72
Larson Raymond 66 68
Loy Sara 40
Leary Patrucua
Leske Shurley
Lund Bonnue
Long Jum
Antounette
Arthur 95 101
Pam
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Madsen Mary 40 75
Mautrelean Eugene
Malerus Pam 58 63 65
Martens Ruchard
Mayer Ralph 68 101
McKean Douglas
McKean Margaret 34
Meus er Muchael 70
Melstrom Patrucua 70
Merumontu Theresa 79
Mnner Sandra
Moelter DeeAnn
Molutor Julue
Mandu Tom
Monson Ruby 65 66 70 72
Montbruand Stuart
Moravec Sharon
Morus Ronald
Mortensen Jane
Mortensen Joan
Mortensen June
Murphy Mary 34
Nelson Marlys
Nelson Sara 63 72
Nelson Wayne 34
Ness Gary
Newman Duane
Noyes Wesley
Nyberg Sue 72 78
Olson Gaul
O Nash Kutty
O Neal John 95 100
OShea Judy 40
Os erkomp Sandra
Ostner Judy 72
Otto Gerald
Palmer Allen
Papenfuss Harold 34 70
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Van Beek Russell 34
Van Tassel V1ckl40 72 74
Wake Tom
Wert Joann 40
Westmoreland Enleen
Whltcomb Marland 34
Whltehead Sandra
Wlcklander Jacqueline 40 72
Wldmyer Bob
Plerson Joan 66 72 79
Pllqulst Patrncla 72 79
Plattner Earl
Plourde James 70
Polrer Sharon
Porth Elonse
Pommvulle Davnd 95
Pozzlnl Michael 34
Pulse Kathy 40
Quick Francls 57
Quinlan Kathy 40
Ramberg Jean 40 75
Rouen Peter 66 68 101
Reed Jam
Reese Rosalre 40
Reveley B1lI 68 78 79
Rlce Michael
Rlchert Loretta 72
Rlchert Vernon
Rxdgway Kathy 40 72
Rnegel Janet 70
Rltzer Larry
Roettger Steven
Rohda Elame 40
Rolland Barbara 66 79
Ross Barry 79
Rowland John
Rydeen Gary
Sandeen Mary Ann
Schaefer Barbara
Schaller Dawn
Scheel Carole 40 72
Schelander Juduth 70
Schnlsky Mary Lou
Schmidt Henry 95 99
Schmoeckel James
Schmoeckel Sally 40 70
Schorr Anne 34 66
Schrelfels Mlke 34
Schroeder Melvin 56 101
Schwabauer Gerald 99
Schwantes Linda 34 58 74
Schwartz Davld 34 92 95
Server Sally 58
Sharp Harold
Shelley Rnchard 95
Skogen Rodney
Skyberg Sandra 72 79
Skyberg Susanne 58 65 79 102
Smuth Susan
Sonntag Rosemarne
Spray Doreen
Sprmgborn Darrell
Stahl Ben
Stembenser Conme 34 56 70 79 90
Strong Rnchard 97 101
Stout Ruchard 69 79
Swanton Cathleen
Talnter Marne 40
Tarbet Dennis
Thor Nancy 40
Todd Margaret 79
Tossey Joan
Trenda Dennis
Tschlda Ken
Ulruch James 95 99
Wlhren Duck 34 100
Wllllams John
Wolff Curtis 62
Z mmer Robert
Howie Karen 72
Strelt Ron
Pagal Jeanette
Wolf Carol 79
Burch Janice
Luetzow Joan
Korpl Duck 79
Aholo Jeffrey 34
Alexander Susan 56
Anderson John
Anderson Kenneth
Anderson Vlckle
Arcand Barbara 40 72
Arngonl Dennis 34 95 99
Asmus Sharon
Aubm John
Ayers Michael 56 95
Bahneman .lerry
Bailey Patrncna
Bakken Dennis
Banbeau Ronald
Barney James
Bartkey Thomas 40 73
Beardsley Mendth 58 69
Becthold Lacmda
Behlmg Tom
Behrens Bari
Bellsle Jon
Bendlx Leland 34
Bergmann Alvln 40
Bergsland David 70
Bernsford John
Betm Darlene 34
Bever James 34
Blbeau Rlchard 95
Black George
Blackwell Carl
Board Geraldlne
Bohdan Elnzabeth
Bollms Mnchael
Borden James
Borst Charles
Bourdaghs James
Bradshaw Vlckl
Brewster Merry 34
Brown Kathy 74
Brown Robert 34 99
Brown Thomas 40 95 99
Cahones Carol 34
Campbell Carolyn
Campeau Merrrll
Carlberg Marlon 74
Carlson Cathy 57 74
Carlson Mary
Carlson Mary Louxse
Carlson Rnchard
Carlson Robert
Cartony Karyl 60 66
Cheney Davld 34
Chrnstotterson Douglas 34 95 97 101
Chrnstopherson Tlmothy
Clark Martha
Clark Wlllram
Clemens Florence
Clymer Michael 34
Coler Janet
Collmge Betsy 58 74
Colombo Greg 70 95
Conley Dennis 34
Cook Sharon 34
Crittenden Nancy
Curtis Wayne 10
Dahlln Gall 34
Darley Clnfton
Dalluhn Steve
Danielson Bernard
Davls Deanna
Dennis Kathryn
Dlckhausen Laura
Dtclunson Jane 69
Doerr Rachael
Donnell Kathleen
Donnett Barbara
Dorgan Sharon
Dornteld Don
Dornfeld Ron 95 99
Drusch Janet
Dupre Prlscllla 74
Easton Mary 40
Ecker Glenn
Euchten Jean
Elgethun Ed 40 56 57 95
Engstrom Judie
Erlntz Albert
Evenson John 34
Fazendm David
Fogarty Joseph 66
Fransen Keuth 97 99
Frazler Wallace 99
Frledrlch Cyrll
Frlendshuh Carol 66
Germain Mary Ann
Goerss Carol 69
Grampre Kathleen
Greeder Ruta
Grnffin Ross
Gross Ronald
Groth Ruth
Gunderson Jane
Gunderson Ruta
Haas Jerry
Hamm Mike 56
Handevldt Llnda 74
Hauser Grant
Hems Beverly
Helget Jackie
Henmngsen Douglas
Herschleb Duane 68
Hlelseth Carla
Hottbeck Keith 97
Hotfoss Roxann
Hohlt Kitty Jo 90
Hubbard Rnchard 99
Huelsman Margaret
Huss Charles 97 99
Huston Mary Rose
Iverson Allen
Jambeck Tum
Jerome Lrnda
Johnson Dons
Johnson Robert
Johnson Sharon
Jones Dorcas 66
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Junker Mary Jane 4
Junker Thomas 78
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Kraemer John 95
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Krahn Harold 34
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Krueger John
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Kruse Jam 40
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Langness Jerry 40
Larson Coral 40
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Lehnherr Gene 40
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Lewerer Barbara Ann
Lewerer James
Lewerer Marnlyn
Liberty Paul 95
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Loeber Mary
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Lohmer John 40 97
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Magnuson Larry 40
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Marlow Kathy
Marty Fred 40
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McGough Mary
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Menssner Joseph
Mlllar Carol 69
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Mueller Stanley
Mulflnger Dale 95 T01
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Nelson Barbara
Nelson Thomas 40
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Olson Robert 40 97 99
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Palmer Beverly
Paskvan Georgme
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Paulson Dove 69
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Plcht Richard 40
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Powell Rlchard 95 'lOl
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Raduenz Margaret
Raleigh Patricia
Rettke Marshall
Rlchert Kathue
Rvsch Judy 34
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Rolng Jlm 40 69
Rosby Ramona 69
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Salmore Mary 34
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Schauer Glenny
Schelander Joyce 74
Schilling Karl
Schnltgen Jerome 34
Schmoeckel Steve
Schramm Rlchard
Schultz Dons 78
Schultz Molly 34
Schwartz Margaret 78
Schwlnghammer Ruta
Seekel Robert
Seum Margaret
Shattuck Nancy 56
Shetland Davld 99
Sugstod Karen 40 75
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Sommers Kenneth 40
Sorenson John
Specht Shelby Jean
Staberg Rolland
Stanton Leonard
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Stiles Shnrley
Stone Janice 66
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Thompson Rnchard 40
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Vorderbruggen John 40
Walhood Rebecca 78
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Wnchelmann Marne
Wohlers Jerome 97 99
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Zimmerman John 78
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Bayport, Munn
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Qualrty Darry Products
Stillwater, Munn
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Tradntlon
for young modems
genume regnstered
Keepsake
Dsamond Rings
sold only In Stlllwater a
NOLAN JEWELERS
SNOWLAND FOODS
Mnlk and Ice Cream
Dlvlsron of Superior Dairy
Stillwater Mlnn
HE 9 1791
HE 9 1792
BAMBOO INN
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American Food
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INTERSTATE LUMBER CO
Everything To Bulld
Anythung
Phone HE 91569
SP 7 4551
Lake Elmo Munn
FAMOUS FOR QUALITY
You wrll flnd only nationally
known brand names In every
department Guaranteed
JANDAS DEPARTMENT STORE
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Three Good Reasons Why You Wall Enloy Shopping In Our Store
comfort
satrsfy you completely
AIR CONDITIONING
Our store I5 completely alr con
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CONVENIENT CREDIT
Charge accounts are opened
on convenient terms so that rt
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STILLWATER MINN
ESTELLES
BAYPORT
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HE 9 3820 Bayport Munn
Hu Fu Center
DENO S FOOD MARKET
215 No Wnlllam
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Congratulataons
Class of 59
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CHARLSEN TRUCKING
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Haulmg
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FURNITURE and CARPET
STENSENG and FIERKE
PETROLEUM
Certified Comfort
Heatnng Oul Servxce
HE 9 3938
PEDER GAALAAS INC
V Wullls Bloom LARSON DRUGS
SAVE U MONEY INC
Dependable Jewelers
Only the Fnnest
Stillwater Mmnesoto Snllwater Sunce 1906 HE 9 3106
224 E Chestnut
Bayport
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SANDWICH SHOP
Custom Tailored Clothes
Curlee Suits
Ladies' and Men's Slacks
Homemade Pies and Cakes
I'IlCK'S TAILOR SHOP
Everett I.. Hicks
HE 9-4505 Stillwater
ECONOMY PRINTING
COMPANY BREKKE'S FURNITURE
In business for COMPANY
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Nick A. Junker Harold Ahlels
ERICKSON POST CO
Call HE 9 3510
FORD MERCURY
STILLWATER MOTOR CO
PHONE
HE 9 4333 St Paul CA 2 8255
Buick Chevrolet
STILLWATER BOOK 8. STATIONERY
Office Equipment Steel Desks Chairs and Files
Picture Framing
Typewriters Adding Machines Sales and Service
STILLWATER MINN
Congratulations Students'
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STILLWATER
For 102 Years Serving This Community
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GAZETTE
Daily and Weekly
First in City Circulation
First In Total Circulation
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BROOKMAN
MOTOR SALES
and
DAIRY STORE
Lake Elmo
for the best
Chrysler Plymouth
In fountain service
SP 7 4241
HE 9 5209
Ice cream brick or bulk
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The Mark of Qualzty
Thls Symbol on youl prlnted p16C6 IHSUFCS that attentlon to
detall that I9 lnllelent m any wollx of Illldlllly Hlghly skllled
craftsmen WO1li1llg 1n a modem, efflclent plant lift the WO1k that
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hlndery fa1 above the commonplace
North Central Publishing Company
184 West College Ave St Paul, lVl1nn
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Avery s Beauty Shop
Bayport Cate
Bayport
Bayport Cleaners
Bayport Garage
Ben Franklun
Salon
Blodgett
Brothers Texaco
Be u tue
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Carlson
Carlson Grocery Bayport
Churchill Contractlng
Dr W C Colllnge D D S
Cosmopolitan State Bank
MM Consolidated Lumber Company
Don Catterty lnsurance
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
Fazendlns
Frank P Goss Dept Store
Frosty Foods
Gambles
Goggln s Candy Company
Grand Cafe
Hooleys Super Market
Ideal Barber Shop
Dr C E Jensen D D S Bayport
Dr Kallnoft D D S
LOCAL REALTY CO
220 E Chestnut St
A Bergen
HE 9 2338 HE 9 4518
Real Estate 81 Insurance
John J Kllty Fuel Company
Johnson Plumblng
Johnson Tobacco Company
Dr R J Josewskl M D
Llnner Electnc
Leland Slgstead
Local Realty
Minnesota Mercantile
McCarten Carlson 81 Ktolbasa M D s
Montgomery Ward
Northern States Power Company
Dr Phrllzp Samuelson D D S Bayport
Dr C H Sherman MD Bayport
Stenlund s Grocery Bayport
Stillwater Bakery
Dr L W Taylor D D S
Thompson Hardware
Walt s Barber Shop Bayport
Washington Federal Savungs and Loan
Wrnghts Phlllnp 66 Servuce
Walts Super Value Store
Zoller Prrntsng Company
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made thus year s Kab a success
Greene Engravlng
North Central Publnshlng Co
Jack Anderson Studuos Davld Char'sen
Mr Wllltam Jordan
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