Arlington Green Isle High School - Indian Yearbook (Arlington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

ARLINGTON - GREEN ISLE HIGH SCHOOL ARLINGTON, MINNESOTA BUSINESS MANAGER WALLACE WEIHE CLASS PRESENTQ INDIAN SEATED: Editor-in-Chief Bill Brazil; Business Manager Wallace Weihe. STANDING (First row, left to right): Sharon Prinz, Mary Rowland, Eileen Dammann, Donna Winter, Carol Neubarth. SECOND ROW: LaDonna Kube, Diane Wolff, Rita Timm, Darlene Roehler, Sandy Griep, Lois Sehlin, Connie Sehlin. TFURD ROW: Pat Locher, Darris Winter, Duane Wacker, Jim Luff, Tony Corcoran, Allan Graupmann, Diana Diehn. TOP ROW: Danny Brown, Buzz Matz, Ross Litfin, Jerry Battcher, Les Holm, Alan Spriggs. YEARBOOK STAFF Editor-in-Chief: Bill Brazil Business Manager: Wallace Weihe Associate Editors: Duane Wacker, LaDonna Kube. Assistant Business Managers; Lee Brazil, Sandy Onpe. Photographers: Pat Locher, Jerry Battcher, Jim Luff, Ross Litfin, Richard Soeffker. Athletics: Tony Corcoran, Buzz Matz , Allan Graupmann. Faculty-Seniors-Classes-Organizations: Diane Wolff, Connie Sehlin, 1Lois Sehhn Sharon Prinz, Carol Neubarth, Rita Timm.Typists: Diana Diehn, Darlene Roehler, Darns Winter, Les Holm. Junior Class Trainees: Alan Spriggs, Eileen Dammann, Donna Winters, Danny Brown, Mary Rowland. 4 In recognition of nine years of successful teaching in the Arling- ton-Green Isle High School and in appreciation of the guidance given, the Senior Class of 1960 dedicates this yearbook to our science teacher Mr. Arthur Clarin. 5 Mr. Bleeke, Mr. ZumBerge, Superintendent Henderson, Dr. Gridley, Mr. Jasken, Mr. Moskop, Mr. Mc- Carthy, Mr. Tracy. SCHOOL BOARD ARLINGTON-GREEN ISLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OFFICERS Dr. John Gridley, Chairman. Mr. George Jasken, Clerk. . Mr. James Tracy, Treasurer DIRECTORS Mr. Fred Moskop . . . Mr. Orville ZumBerge Mr. John McCarthy . Mr. Donald Bleeke . . term expires June 30,1962 term expires June 30, 1960 term expires June 30, 1961 term expires June 30, 1960 term expires June 30, 1961 term expires June 30, 1961 term expires June 30, 1962 Mr. George E. F mderson Superintendent of Schools Arlington-Green Isle Public Schools Independent School District 731 6 Mr. G. E. Henderson Superintendent of Schools Mr. Stanley G. Cina Principal Junior-Senior High School Mr. Earl Hillesland Principal Arlington and Green Isle Grade School 7 FRONT ROW (left to right): Mrs. Gab, Mrs. Schatz, Mrs. Grove, Miss Norman, Mrs. Dwyre. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Mlinar, Mr. Hallquist, Mr. A. Anderson, Mr. Gormley, Mr. Clarin, Mr. I. Anderson, Mr. Lovell. BACK ROW: Mr. Grove, Mr. Malevich, Mr. Vossen, Mr. Gray, Mr. Forrey, Mr. Gab. FACULTY JUNIOR - SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mr. Arnold Anderson: Algebra , Geometry, Science (7-8th grade) Mr. Irvin Anderson: English 10,Library Mr. Arthur Clarin: Chemistry , Biology, Girls' Glee Club Mrs. Lois Dwyre: Latin, English (7-8th Grade), Spelling Mr. James Forrey: Industrial Arts Mr. Harold Gab: Bookkeeping, Civics, Basketball Coach, Track, Junior High Football Coach Mrs. Doroty Gab: Mathematics(7-8th Grade) Mr. Robert Gormley: Football Coach, Junior High Basketball Coach, Social Studies, Phy Ed. Mr. Robert Gray: American History, Modern History, Assistant Football Coach, Baseball Coach Mr. Arnold Grove: General Science, Drivers' Training Mrs. Donna Grove: Girls' Phy Ed. Mr. Robert Hallquist: Band, Chorus Mr. Robert Lovell: English 9, Geography Mr. William Malevich: Social Problems, Speech, Assistant Basketball Coach Mr. John Mlinar: English 11, English 12, Junior Class Play; Senior Class Play, Yearbook Miss Alice Norman: Stenography, Typing, Journalism Mrs. Grace Schatz: Home Economics, FHA Mr. Richard Vossen: Agriculture, FFA Mr. Willard Erickson: Vets Agriculture 8 SEATED (left to right): Miss Marion Prieve, First Grade; Miss Sharon Kauffmann, Third Grade; Miss Elaine Zehnder, Fourth Grade; Mrs. Helen Spriggs, Fifth Grade; Miss Zelora Bishop, Third Grade; Mrs. Gladys Lemberg, Sixth Grade. STANDING: Mrs. Virginia Schmeckpeper, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Ruth Lovell, First Grade; Miss Jean Anderson, Fourth Grade; Miss Beatrice Michaelis, Second Grade; Mrs. Eva Jasken, Second Grade; Miss Arlaine Brinkman, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Elsie Mae Jensen, Elementary Music. ARLINGTON GREEN ISLE GRADE SCHOOL Left to right: Miss Phyllis Kane, First Grade; Miss Mildred Kreger, Second Grade; Mrs. Susan Grimes, Third Grade; Mr. Earl Hillesland, Principal; Mr. Jack Redfeam, Grades Seven and Eight; Mrs. DeVota Schmalz, Fifth Grade; Mrs. Forence Ranzinger, Sixth Grade; Mrs. Caroline Mehlhop, Grades Seven and Eight. Not on picture: Mrs. Maybell Thole, Fourth Grade. Mrs. Dee Pihlstrom, Secretary to the Superintendent. Mrs. Beverly Kill, Secretary to the Principal. ARLINGTON LUNCHROOM CREW: Mrs. Obar, GREEN ISLE: Lunchroom, Harriet Anderson; Custo- Mrs. Kruschke, Mrs. Luepke, Mrs. Nieland. dial, John Harjes. ARLINGTON BUS DRIVERS: Henry Scheer, Marvin Kruschke, Joe ARLINGTON CUSTODIAL: A1 Weckop, Paul Fiel, Ivan Nagel, Earl Huebner, Andy Luff, Gene Goebel, Ed Milbrandt, Clara Neu- Moskop, Harold McCormick. barth. Missing: Frank Abram. Connie Sehlin, Wallace Weihe, Diane Wolff, Lee Brazil SENIOR CLASS 1960 CLASS OFFICERS President...........................Wallace Weihe Vice President......................Lee Brazil Secretary...........................Connie Sehlin Treasurer...........................Diane Wolff Class Advisers......................Mr. Robert Lovell Mr. William Malevich Mr. John W. Mlinar Class Colors........................Blue and White Class Flower........................White Rose Class Motto.........................We have crossed the bay; the ocean lies before us. SENIOR HONORS Based on Class Averages for 3 1 2 years. Bill Brazil, 97.0 LaDonna Kube, 96.1 Darvin Grack, 93.7 Wallace Weihe, 92.1 Carolyn Brockoff, 91.9 Leon Lentz 90.9 Diane Wolff, 90.7 Carol Neubarth, 90.6 Jerry Battcher, 90.4 Duane Wacker, 90.0 Violet Olfert, 90.0 LEONARD ALBERS Oh well, tomorrow is just an other day. Stage Crew--Senior Class Play. LEE BRAZIL He's little, but so is a stick of dynamite. Class Secretary, 9; Class Vice President, 12; Band, 8- 9-10-11-12; Swing Band, 10- 11-12; German Band, 9- 10-11-12; Lettermen's Club, 11- 12; Yearbook Staff Assist- ant Business Manager; Foot- ball Squad, 9-10-11-12; Foot- ball Letterman, 10-11; Bas- ketball Squad, 9-10-11; Bas- ketball Letterman, 11; Track 9-10; Student Council, 10-11; Student Director of Band, 12. JEROME BATTCHER All the world loves a lover-- ask me ! Band, 7-8-9-10-11-12; Swing Band, 12; Chorus, 11-12; Na- tional Honor Society, 12; Yearbook Staff; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Football, 9; Basketball, 9; Tom-Tom Staff, 10-11-12. CAROLY BROCKOFF She was ever fair, and never proud; always quiet, never loud. Chorus, 10-11-12; Girls' Glee Club, 12; Library Club, 11; National Honor Society, 12; Senior Class Play Stage Crew, 12; Tom-Tom Staff, 12; Vari- ety Show, 11-12. MARLIN BERGS I'm not afraid of work; I can lie right beside it and sleep. Football Manager, 10-11; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. BILL BRAZIL I'm Irigh - - - what other recommendations do you want ? Class V. Pres., 9-11; Class Treas., 10; National Honor Society, 11 - 12 and Pres ., 12; Lettermen's Club, 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff, 10-11-12 and Editor-in-Chief, 12; Jr. Class Play Cast; Sr. Class Play Cast; Football Squad, 9-10- 11-12 and Letterman, 9-10- 11-12; Football Co-captain, 12; Basketball Squad, 9-10- 11-12 and Letterman, 9-10- 11-12; Basketball Co-captain, 12; Baseball Squad, 9-10- 11-12 and Letterman, 9-10- 11-12; Baseball Co-captain, 11-12; Track, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 9-10-11-12; Stu- dent Council, 11-12 and Vice Pres., 11 and President, 12; National Science Institute, 11. 13 DORENE BUCK Give me my guitar and turn me loose. Chorus, 9-10-11-12; Girls' Glee Club, 12; FHA, 9-10; Library Club, 11; Junior Class Play Cast; Senior Class Play Cast; Declam, 12; Variety Show, 12. GLORIA DAHLKE Her heart is like a moon, there's a man in it. FHA, 10-11-12; Library Club, 11; GAA, 9; Junior Class Play Cast, 11; Senior Class Play Cast, 12; Declam, 11-12; Pep Club, 11-12. TONY CORCORAN Never a care, never a hurry, except in sports which are his main worry. Class Secretary, 9; Class Vice Pres., 11; National Honor Society, 12; Letter- men's Club, 10-11-12; Year- book Staff, 12; Jr. Class Play Cast; Sr. Class Play Cast; Football Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 10-11-12; Football Co-captain, 12; Bas- ketball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 9-10-11-12; Bas- ketball Co-captain, 12; Base- ball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 9-10 - 11 -12; Base- ball Co-captain, 11-12; Track Squad, 9; Tom-Tom Attend- ant, 9-10; Student Council, 11-12. GERALD EBERSVILLER I came; I saw; I am still looking. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. DIANA DIEHN A ring on her finger and a sparkle in her eye; we know she'll marry that wonderful guy- Chorus, 9-10-11-12; FHA, 9-10-11 and Vice President; Library Club, 10-11; GAA, 9- 10-11-12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Tom-Tom Staff, 10-11-12; Pep Club, 10- 11; Yearbook Staff, 12. DENNIS EXSTED He was cut out to be an angel, but someone lost the pattern. FFA, 10-11-12 and Treas- urer, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Declam, 12. PAUL FOLEY He's a likeable guy with a likeable way. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. KENNETH FULLER For he's a jolly good fellow. Student Basketball Man- ager, 9-10-11; Senior Class Play Cast. 14 GARY GILSTER I look innocent, but am I ? Senior Class Play Stage Crew. DARVIN GRACK Tall, lean and likeable Band, 9-10-11-12; Swing Band, 10-11-12; German Band, 12; Na- tional Honor Society, 12; Lettermen's Club, 11-12; Football Squad, 10-11-12 and Letter- man, 11-12; Basketball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 12; Base- ball Squad, 9-10; Track Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 11-12; Boys State, 11. MICHAEL GRADY What he wants to get out of school most is himself. Tom-Tom Staff, 12; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. SANDY GRIEP Her good nature is like per- petual motion--it never stops. Chorus, 9; FHA, 10-11-12; Library Club, 10; GAA 9-10- 11-12 and Vice President, 12; Homecoming Attendant, 10-11-12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Cast; Tom-Tom Staff, 11 - 12; Student Council, 11-12; Pep Club, 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff, 10-11-12. ALLAN GRAUPMANN The trouble with life is that there are so many beautiful girls and so little time. Lettermen's Club, 11-12; Junior Class Play Cast; Sen- ior Class Play Cast; Football Squad, 10-11-12 and Letter- man, 11-12; Yearbook Staff, 12. JERRY GUTZMER Men of few words are the best men. Band, 9-10-11-12; FFA, 11-12 and Treasurer, 11; Letter- men's Club, 11-12; Junior Class Play Cast; Senior Class Play Cast; Football, 9-10-11; Basketball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 11-12; Base- ball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 10-11-12; FFA Judging Team, 10-11-12. MARY HARENS The unspoken word never does any harm. FHA, 11; GAA, 9; Na- tional Honor Society, 12; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. HARLAN HARMS He fears no foe - -but the cupid's bow. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. 15 LESTER HOLMS Whatever happened I didn 't do it! Transfer from Gaylord, Minnesota High School, 10; Football Squad, 10-11; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Yearbook Staff, 12. JUDY KERKOW I'm quiet in school, but oh! those nights! Chorus, 11-12; FHA, 10; GAA, 9-10-11-12; Jun- ior Class Play Stage Crew; Pep Club, 10-11-12. MIKE HOLMS Here's a live wire that's always having fun. Transfer from Gaylord, Minnesota High School, 10; Football Squad, 11-12 and Letterman, 11-12. RONNIE KLAR Caesar was short, Napoleon was short, Mlinar is short, and I'm not so tall myself. Junior Class Play Stage Crew. ROGER KAMPS A closed mouth catches no flies. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. RONNIE KAMPS He has a mind of his own. Football Squad, 11-12 and Letterman, 12; Basketball Squad, 9-10- 11-12 and Letterman, 11-12; Track Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letter- man, 10-11-12; Letter - men's Club, 10-11-12; Junior Class Play Cast; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. LA DONNA KUBE If ambition were dyna- mite, she'd be an atom bomb. Band, 10-11-12; Chorus, 11-12; FHA, 9-10-11; GAA, 9-10-11-12 and Secretary, 10 and Pres- ident, 12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Junior Class Play Cast; Senior Class Play Cast; Tom- Tom, 10-11-12 and Editor, 12; Student Council, 12 and Secre- tary-Treasurer, 12; Declam, 10-11-12; Pep Club, 11; Band Secre- tary, 12. LEE LAABS A little shy, but a won- derful guy. Football Squad, 10-11-12 and Letter- man, 10-11-12; Basket- ball Squad, 9; Baseball Squad, 12; Track Squad, 12; Lettermen's Club, 12-11; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. 16 LEON LENTZ Girls! What are they? Basketball Squad, 9-10-11; Track, 9-10- 11-12 and Letterman, 11-12; Lettermen's Club, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. DONALD MAEDER To gain fame is to study, I'll try it sometime. FFA, 10 - 11 - 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. ROSS LITFIN Just takin' it easy! Basketball Squad, 9-10; Track, 9; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Yearbook Staff, 12. PATTY LOCHER With a smile for every- one but a heart for only one. Library Club, 11; GAA, 9-10-11-12; National Honor Society, 11-12 and Secretary-Treas- urer, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Sen- ior Class Play Stage Crew; Tom-Tom Staff, 12; Pep Club, 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff, 12. BUZZ MATZ He always meant and always will mean busi- ness, Monkey Busi- ness. Class President, 9- 10-11; Band, 9-10- 11-12; Swing Band, 10- 11-12; German Band, 9-10-11-12; Chorus, 9-10-11-12; Letter- men's Club, 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff, 12; Jun- ior Class Play Cast; Football Squad 10-11-12 and lette rman, 10-11-12; Basketball Squad, 9- 10-11 and Letterman, 10- 11; Track Squad, 9- 10-11 and letterman, 10- 11; Student Council, 9-10-11-12. WALTER MEFFERT My black book runneth over. Transfer, Concordia High School, 12; Chorus, 12; Photography Club, 12 and President; Sen- ior Class Play Cast. JIM LUFF 8:40 and the bell has rung; ten more minutes and Jim will come. Class Secretary, 10; Class Treasurer, 11; Band, 9-10; Chorus 9-10; Student Council, 9-10; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Tom Tom Staff 10-11-12; Yearbook Staff, 12. LU ANN MEHLHOP She's pretty and small and well liked by all. Chorus, 11-12; FHA, 9; GAA, 9-10-11-12; Jun- ior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Pep Club, 10-11-12. 17 ROBERT MEYERS Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Basketball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 9-10-11-12; Baseball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 10-11-12; Student Baseball Manager, 8; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Flay Stage Crew; Lettermen's Club, 10-11-12. CAROL NEUBARTH To see her blush, you'd think she's shy - - - but, oh, my! Chorus, 11-12; FHA, 9; Li- brary Club, 11; GAA, 9-10- 11-12; National Honor Society, 12; Yearbook Staff, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Sen- ior Class Play Stage Crew; Tom-Tom, 12; Declam, 11; Pep Club, 11; Tom-Tom As- sistant Editor, 12. MAURICE OELFKE He looks safe, but so does dynamite. FFA Reporter, 10; Dis- trict FFA Judging Team, 10-11; Carnival Queen Escort, 12; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. VIOLET OLFERT If silence were music, she would have a brass band. GAA, 12; National Honor Society, 12; Tom-Tom Staff, 12; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. STANLEY PANNING Laugh and I'll laugh with you; study, and you study alone. Basketball Squad, 9; Track Squad, 9; Chorus, 9-10; FFA, 10-11; Jun- ior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. KENNETH PERSCHAU Farmers are the Na- tional foundation. Chorus, 9-11-12; Live- stock Judging, 11; FFA, 10-11-12; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. JEROME PETERSON My mind feels like a pin cushion --stuck full of things. Chorus, 11-12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. ROGER POPLAU Quiet and friendly. Basketball Squad, 9; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. 18 ERVIN SICKMANN If silence is golden, he'll be a millionaire some day. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. ARV1D SOEFFKER Quiet men are some- times surprising. Football Squad. 10-11; Track Squad, 9. RICHARD SOEFFKER He argues and argues, early and late, if a line were crooked he'd argue it straight. Band, 9-10; Yearbook Staff 12; Junior Class Play Cast; Senior Class Play Cast; Tom- Tom Staff, 12; Declam, 11; Student Manager, Football, 10; Student Manager Basket- ball, 12; Student Manager, Baseball, 11. VALERIA TELTHOESTER If giggles were golden, she'd be a millionaire. GAA, 9-10-11-12; Homecom- ing Attendant, 11; Homecom- ing Queen, 12; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Tom-Tom Dance Attendant, 11; Cheer- leader, 10-11-12; Pep Club, 10-11-12. RITA TIMM Her face is sweet, her clothes are neat, her disposition hard to beat. Band, 9-10; GAA, 9-10- 11 -12 andTreasurer, 11; Yearbook Staff, 12; Jun- ior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Tom-Tom Staff, 12; Tom-Tom Dance Attendant, 9; Cheerleader, 9; Pep Club, 10-11-12. DIANE TREBELHORN The world was made to be enjoyed, and I shall make the most of it. FHA, 9; GAA, 9-10- 11-12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Hallowe'en Carnival Attendant, 12; Pep Club, 10-11-12. DUANE WACKER He likes to study hard, but he also likes his fun; his neat- ness and his manners will please most anyone. National Honor Society, 12; Yearbook Staff, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Sen- ior Class Play Stage Crew; Basketball Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 10-11-12; Baseball Squad, 10-11-12 and Letterman, 10-11-12; Track Squad, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 9-10-11-12; Let- termen's Club, 10-11-12; Track Captain, 12. LOIS WACKER Shy and thoughtful, pleasant and kind; a gal like this you seldom find. FHA, 10-11-12 and Treasurer, 12; Library Club, 11; GAA, 9; National Honor Society, 12; Junior Class Play Cast; Sen- ior Class Play Cast; Declam, 11-12; Pep Club, 11-12. 19 SHARON PRINZ Always here, always there, she seems to pop from every where. Chorus, 9; Library Club, 10-11; GAA, 9-10-11-12 and President-, 11; Yearbook Staff, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Cast, 12; Tom-Tom Staff, 10-11-12; Pep Club, 10-11-12. CLARENCE QUAST Bad language or abuse, I never, never use. Football Squad, 10-11-12 and Letterman, 11-12; Track Squad, 10-11-12 and Letter- man, 10-11-12. DARLENE ROEHLER She looks like an angel and acts like one, too, but you never can tell what angels will do. Chorus, 11-12; FHA, 9; Library Club, 11; GAA, 9-10-11-12; Yearbook Staff, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Stage Crew; Pep Club, 11. !k Hi 31 GARY SCHAUER There's a devil in them there eyes. Basketball Squad, 9; Tom-Tom Dance At- tendant, 9- MAYARD RUCKS Youth comes but once in a lifetime. Chorus, 10-11-12; FFA, 10-11-12; Track Squad, 9; Declam, 11; Livestock Judging, 10; Dairy Judging, 12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Cast. LA VONNE SCHAUER A girl with an artistic touch. FHA, 12; Library Club, 11; GAA, 9-10-11-12; Tom Tom Staff, 9; Pep Club, 10-11-12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Senior Class Play Cast. CONNIE SEHLIN A one-man girl she'll always be, but just in case we'll wait and see. Class Secretary, 12; GAA, 9- 10-11-12; Library Club, 10- 11 and Vice President, 11; GAA, 9-10-11-12; Homecom- ing Attendant, 9; Pep Club, 10-11-12; Yearbook Staiff, 12; Tom-Tom Staff, 12; Student Council, 12; Pep Club, 10-11-12 and Vice President, 11; Senior Class Play Stage Crew. LOIS SEHLIN Always happy, always gay, this girl is happy everyday. Library Club, 10-11; GAA, 9- 10-11-12 and Secretary, 11; National Honor Society, 11-12; Yearbook Staff, 12; Senior Class Stage Crew, 12; Tom- Tom Staff, 12; Hallowe'en Carnival Queen, 12; Pep Club, 10- 11-12. 20 MERLIN WECKWERTH Farming isn't the only way to raise cane. FFA, 10-11; Declam, 11; Senior Class Play Stage Crew, 12; FFA Reporter, 11. ALLEN WECKWERTH You tell 'em, I'm tough. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. WALLACE WEIHE Here I am, girls - - - but don't crowd! Class President, 12; National Honor Society, 11-12; Year- book Staff, 12 and Business Manager; Declam, 12; Junior Class Play Cast; Senior Class Play Cast; Football Squad, 10- 11; Basketball Squad, 9; Student Manager, Basketball, 11- 12. ROBERT WILLMSEN There is no time for fame, a mere diploma is my aim. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. DARRIS WINTER Occasionally I drop into class just to see what's going on. Basketball, 9-10-11-12 and Letterman, 10-11- 12; Lettermen's Club, 10-11-12; Junior Class Play Stage Crew; Year- book Staff, 12; Track Squad, 9-10. ELROY WINTER Oh, life !---it's pleasure and pastime. Senior Class Play Stage Crew. CHARLES WOEHLER I could never decide which was harder, the seats or the assignments. Band, 9-10-11-12; FFA, 10-11-12 and Secretary, 10 and Vice President, 11 and President, 12; Basketball Squad, 9; Track, 9; Senior Class Play Stage Crew, 12; Declam, 11-12; Student Coun- cil, 12; Drum Major, 12; FFA District Reporter, 12. DIANE WOLFF The reason why a gentleman prefers blondes. Class Treasurer, 12; Chorus, 11-12; Library Club, 11; GAA, 11-12; National Honor Society, 11 - 12; Homecoming Attendant, 12; Yearbook Staff, 12; Junior Class Play Usher- ette; Senior Class Play Cast; Tom-Tom Staff, 12; Tom-Tom Dance Attendant, 11; Student Council, 12; Declam, 11-12; Pep Club, 11-12. 21 SENIOR PLAY SPRING FEVER A Farce in Three Acts by Glenn Hughes April 23, April 24, 1959 Cast: Arleen Comnick, Sharon Panning, Louise Jasken, Sharon Corcoran, Ronnie Muelling, Jack Brown, Marcia Hanson, Roger Stenzel, John Berger, Bobbie Noack, Pat Gillespie, Donald Ziegler, Kenny Bemdt, Eunice Ortloff, Mardelle Matz. 22 CAST: BACK ROW (left to right): Carol Berndt, Lowell Panning, Hillard Beneke, Donald Kamps, Danny Brown, Fred Gridley, Gary Muelling, Herbert Bader. FRONT ROW: JoAnn Voigt, Diane Carroll, Joan Haggenmiller, Eileen Dammann, Jeanette Stenzel, Barbara JasKen. JUNIOR PLAY HEAD FIRST A Farce-Comedy in Three Acts by Glenn Hughes presented January 21, 1960 January 22, 1960 Spriggs, Brown, Rowland, Lampe JUNIORS OFFICERS President......Alan Spriggs Vice President . . Danny Brown Secretary......Mary Rowland Treasurer......Janice Lampe Advisers.......Mrs. Grace Schatz Miss Alice Norman Mr. Richard Vossen Mr. James Forrey TOP ROW (left to right): Sandy Bach, Herbert Bader, Barbara Bandelin, Beverly Bandelin, Hillard Beneke, Carol Berndt. SECOND ROW: Romayne Brandt, Bob Brazil, Danny Brown, Darleen Buck, Diane Carroll, John Dacey. THIRD ROW: Eileen Dam- mann, Charles Donnay, Sandra Enbom, Francis Fiel, Gary Formhals, Fred Gridley. TOP ROW (left to right): Joan Haggenmiller, Dick Hebeison, Ralph Herrmann, Bar- bara Jasken, Donald Kamps, Grace Kerkow. SECOND ROW: David Kroells, Lorraine Krueger, Raymond Kruger, Janice Lampe, Janyce Mueller, Gary Muelling. THIRD ROW: Claudia Obar, Lowell Panning, Wayne Panning, Richard Peterson, Lois Plie- seis, Ronald Renneke. FOURTH ROW: Hillard Rolf, JoAnn Rosenfelt, Mary Rowland, Tom Scharping, Elaine Schauer, Barbara Schultz. FIFTH ROW: Larry Sickmann, Eileen Soeffker, Allen Spriggs, Jeanette Stenzel, Janice Trocke, JoAnn Voight, Melva Weckwerth, Karen Weckwerth, Mary Wiechmann, Donna Winter. 25 SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President......Douglas Weihe Vice President . .Larry Wisch Secretary......Helen Michaletz Treasurer......Robert Pischke Advisers.......Mr. Arnold Anderson Mr. Arthur Clarin Mr. Robert Gray Pieschke, Wisch, Weihe, Michaletz TOP ROW (left to right): Vera Albers, Sue Barnard, Lester Bening, Duane Berndt, Darlene Biermann, Dennis Bigaouette. SECOND ROW: Patricia Brazil, Margaret Bressler, Gloria Bullert, Betty Lou Dahlke, David Debner, Vern Ebersviller. THIRD ROW: Vangi Eisckschen, Dean Engel, John Frahm, Jean Graham, Rita Graham, Mar- lin Gutzmer. CLASS OF 1962 TOP ROW (left to right): Philip Hahn, Reuben Hardel, Janice Jessen, Shirley Kreft, Charles Krueger, Sandra Kube. SECOND ROW: Harriet Laabs, Ronald Laabs, Evonne Lange, Barbara Luepke, Joyce Mathwig, Duane Meffert. THIRD ROW: Ruth Meyer, Larry Mercier, Helen Micheletz, Mary Monahan, Jerry Mueller, Ruth Mueller. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Neubarth, Carol Jean Nieland, Eugene Obar, Sheila Olson, Bert Panning, Eunice Pautsch. FIFTH ROW: Robert Pautsch, Robert Pieschke, Eldon Quast, Lawrence Quast, Mary Reilly, Sandra Rischmiller. BOTTOM ROW: Joe Ro- beck, Norman Roehler, Gladys Rosenfeld, Eileen Sander, Douglas Schauer, Donna Schlottmann. 27 TOP ROW (left to right): Lucy Sickmann, Lois Soeffker, Arlene Stoeckmann, Pat Timm, Donald Weckwerth, Richard Weckwerth. SECOND ROW: Douglas Weihe, Ken- neth Wentzloff, Marion Wentzloff, Daniel White, Larry Wisch, Diane Wolff. BOTTOM ROW: Irma Wolters, Judy Zeiher. 28 FRESHMEN OFFICERS President.....Tom Abraham Vice President . . . Charles Hanson Secretary.....Jane Rischmiller Treasurer.....Mike Noack Advisers......Mr. Irvin Anderson Mr. Harold Gab Mr. Arnold Grove Hanson, Abrahm, Noack, Rischmiller TOP ROW: (left to right): Tom Abram, Shirley Bader, James Berger, Ray Berger, Roger Bergs, Mary Brau. SECOND ROW: Betty Brazil, Kathy Brazil, Margaret Brazil, Arle Bullert, Bob Dahl, Kenneth Ellig. THIRD ROW: Pat Exsted, Shirley Fenske, Kathy Fries, Carol Fuller, Barb Griep, Chuck Hanson. FOURTH ROW: Carol Harens, Robert Harjes, Robert Henke, Arlene Herrmann, Jane Holm, Ruth Jacobson. 29 TOP ROW (left to right): Ronald Kloempkem, Ronald Kube, Charlene Lampe, Charlotte Lampe, Harvey Lueck, Mary Lynch. SECOND ROW: Robert McGuire, Charles Menzel, Duane Michaelis, Doreen Nagel, David Neubarth, Michael Noack. THIRD ROW: Betty Oelfke, Delano Quast, Irene Riebe, Jane Rischmiller, Kathleen Rowland, Ervin Savord. FOURTH ROW: Janet Schatz, Robert Schauer, Donna Schmidt, Sandra Schuetz, Margaret Scully, Kristine Schwartz. FIFTH ROW: Victor Schwartz, Victor Schwizk, Patrick Skelly, Sandra Soeffker, Larice Sommers, Rollin Stoeckmann. SIXTH ROW: Donald Teschendorg, Richard Tuchtenhagen, Shirley Voight, Janice Wacker, Duane Weck- werth, LeRoy Winter. SEVENTH ROW: Dennis Woehler. EIGHTH GRADE OFFICERS President.......June Battcher Vice President .... Harold Jessen Secretary.......Darlene Gutzmer Treasurer.......Tony Shimota Adviser.........Mrs. Lois Dwyre Gutzmer, Jessen, Shimota, Battcher •w tak. M 7 (1) Larry Alsleben; (2) Janell Bandelin; (3) Judy Battcher; (4) June Battcher; (5) Elizabeth Biga- ouette; (6) Caroline Buck; (7) Walter Buck; (8) James Connolly; (9) Marguerite Graham; (10) Janet Gridley; (11) Darlene Gutzmer; (12) War- ren Haus; (13) Harold Jessen; (14) Diane Kurtz- weg; (15) Mary Lundberg; (16) Robert Menzel; (17) Janice Perschau; (18) Mayonna Quast; (19) Mary Rauschendorfer; (20) Rose. Marie Schauer ; (21) Bonnie Schmidt; (22) Vivian Scully; (23) Tony Shimota; (24) Mary Trimbo; (25) Karen Wacker; (26) Lois Weckwerth; (27) Bobette Woehler. 32 SEVENTH GRADE OFFICERS President....Terry Cina Vice President . . Roger Nieland Secretary....James Thomas Treasurer....Ed Olsen Adviser......Mr. Robert Gormley Olsen, Cina, Nieland, Thornes 1. Edlred Bach, 2. Edward Berger, 3. Beverly Brau, 4. Craig Cina, 5. Sharon Dressen, 6. Susan Dusenberry, 7. Luanne Ellies, 8. Fred Erickson, 9. Judy Grack, 10. Nancy Jacobson, 11. Peter Jensen, 12. Edward Kauff- mann, 13. Kathryne Krueger, 14. Richard Lamb, 15. Roger Nieland, 16. Delano Olfert, 17. Edward Olsen, 18. Marcia Quast, 19. Sylvia Sander, 20. Renee Sickmann, 21. Tom Skelley, 22. Barbara Spannaus, 23. James Thornes, 24. Jon Ugland, 25. Michael Vossen, 26. Karen Wieman. 33 BACK ROW (left to right): Darrel Frauendienst, Jerome Bublitz, Dale Mueller, Emmy Lu Scharping, Bonnie Hahn, Audrey Weckwerth, Ellen Wentzloff, Betty Ann Neubarth, Bernet Kurtzweg, Dale Frauendienst, Karl Dieball, SECOND ROW: Miss Brinkman, Dennis Scharpe, Stanley Bandemer, Cameron Rucks, Dale Kleist, Wayne Alsleben, Jerry Schuetz, Gerhard Pautsch, FIRST ROW: Suzanne Strobe 1} Jane Nagel, Karen Henke, Anita Woehler, Nancy Rauschendorfer, La Vonne Weckwerth, Karen Wen- dorff. SIXTH GRADE ARLINGTON BACK ROW (left to right): Violet Mueller, Barbara Meyer, Bruce Olsen, Bette Scheu- ble, Jane Wemeier, Veronica Shaurette, Larry Rowland, Thomas Strobel, Robert Dose, Glen Plieseis, Mrs. Lemberg. SECOND ROW: Wayne Wiemann, Tom Vossen, Joe Noack, Bill Pinske, Jack Graham, Joe Haggenmiller, Larry Lamb, David Jenneke. FIRST ROW: Lois Kistner, Karen Raduenz, Shirley Berger, Jean Dose, Bonnie Striech, Judy Jessen, Barbara Scharpe. BACK ROW (left to right): Sharon Jahr, Barbara Wentzlaff, Dorthy Antell, Marcia Nagel, Lorrie Boeter, Sharon Harens, Tom Graham, Brian Berndt, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Schmeckpeper, Bob Kaiser, Rodger Jenneke, Duane Enbom, Mickey Menzel, Dennis Peik, Donald Brau, Tom Gillespie, FIRST ROW: Carol Scheuble, Janice Trimbo, Ann Skelley, Luanne Bergs, Sherry Willard, Ruth Vossen, Jean Thornes. FIFTH GRADE ARLINGTON BACK ROW: Larry Gieseke, Rae Lee Bonderson, Wayne Quast, Karen Dressen, Pat- rick McQuire, Jerry Narr, Michael Zeiher, Dawn Bandelin, Jerityn Jenson, Eugene Schultz, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Spriggs, Richard Henke, Joe Nagel, Gordon Ziesmer, Jean Mesker, Charles Schwartz, James Haupt. FIRST ROW: Carol Kloempken, La Veme Buck, Jean Trimbo, Connie Sauter, Marlys Bullert, Sheila Lynch, Sandra Ke- hoe. BACK ROW: (left to right) Harold Lueck, Larry Fisher, Robert Trocke, John Boelter, George Rehbein, David Bliss, Joe Kauffmann, Charles Bandelin. MIDDLE ROW: Craig Cina, Bernell Laabs, Lester Dose, Mary Dahlke, Mary Quinn, Connie Willmsen, Susan Reetz, Miss Zehnder. BOTTOM ROW: William Lawrence, Charles Nagel, WarrenBeigs, Mike Thomas, Wendy Nagel, Linda Mueller, Karen Yaeger, Sally Scharping. FOURTH GRADE ARLINGTON BACK ROW: (left to right) Gary Streich, Richard Nieland, Wilbert Laabs, Howard Weckworth, Doug Peik, Mike Shaurette, Wayne Kube, Davis Gaulke. MIDDLE ROW: Leslee Abrahamson, Barbara Gieseke, Beda Tjosvold, Virginia Quast, Phyllis Weck- werth, Anita Flantz, Miss Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: Leanna Woehler, Betsy Lentz, Donna Scheuble, Carol Timm, Patty Trocke, Lorraine Wietzke, Kathy Quinn. NOT PICTURED: David Weckwerth, Kurt Koehnen, Ronnie Bendickson, James Scharpe. BACK ROW: Konnie Kube, Arlys Alsleben, Yvonne Bergs, Lois Jahr, Janice Kube, Wendy Mesker, Gayle Schwirtz, Diane Brockhoff. THIRD ROW: Patrick Vossen, Jerry Wendorff, Craig Stein, Kathryn Gab, Corliss Gaulke, Helen Utendorfer, Louis Sick- mann, Miss Kauffmann. SECOND ROW: David Nieland, Thomas VonEschen, Jon Jasken, Gregory Haggenmiller, Dennis Raduenz, Danny Meyer, Douglas Anderson. FIRST ROW: Ronald Kauffmann, Duane Pautsch, Donald Berger, Joe Monahan. THIRD GRADE ARLINGTON BACK ROW: Jimmy Brau, Patrick Shauerette, Gary Wentzloff, Gary Pichelmann, Rodney Haefs, Joe Skelly, Tommy Jensen. THIRD ROW: Joe Kreger, Barbara Sander, Marlene Bergs, Sandra Neubarth, Billy Becker, Judy Buesing, Neil Mielke, Kenneth Quast, Miss Bishop. SECOND ROW: Wayne Schultz, Ronnie Rauschendorfer, Leon Dose, Irene Berger, Jonell Harens, Jeanne Kehoe, Douglas Luepke. FIRST ROW: Karen Bening, Julie Jacobs, Charlene Wolff, Janet Buck. BACK ROW (left to right): Louise Wentzloff, Sheryl Fried, Lynette Meyer, Bob Olsen, Bonnie Dahlke, Jerry Laabs, Bobby Utendorfer, Danny Magel. THIRD ROW: Lee Mueller, Larry Frauendienst, Bruce Dahlke, Bernice Schauer, Stewart Weckwerth, Keith Bemdt, Kenneth Dose, Larry Olfert, Mary Becker. SECOND ROW: Miss Mi- chaelis, Michael Forrey, Danny Reetz, Beth Mueller, Steven Meyers, Allen Streich, Shel Shelly Wendorff, Richard Thornes. BOTTOM ROW: Margie Vossen, Valeria Buck, Sandra Sickmann, Jerry Buck, Bonnie Lawrence, Susan Otto, Shirley Huebner. SECOND GRADE ARLINGTON BACK ROW (left to right): Mrs. Jasken, Bradley Goebel, Jack Menzel, Gregory Bliss, Howard Tucktenhagen, Larry Marquardt, Stephen Strobel, Lee Sauter, John Quast. THIRD ROW: Eunice Harens, Duane Wolters, David Nieland, Ross Hebeison, Glendon Gutzmer, Bruce Thoele, Billy Scott, Leon Alsleben. SECOND ROW: Donald Grove, Robert Kauffman, Carl Wiemann, Glenn Gieseke, Susan Jenneke, Linda Scharpe, Dennis Graham, Bruce Flanz, Wayne Buck. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Monahan, Evelyn Wietzke, Jeanette Bergs, Kristine Henke, Nancy Kleist, Nellene Weckwerth, Lois Trocke, Donna Mae Schuetz. BACK ROW (left to right): Vicki Odegaard, Myra Nagel, Jeffery Jenson, James Ber- berick, Dale Neubarth, Barbara Mueller, Gerald Dose, Daniel Haggenmiller. MIDDLE ROW: Dianne Laabs, Karen Pickelman, Mary Scheer, Jamie Gab, Joe Meyers, John Pieschke, Mary Wemeir. FRONT ROW: Peggy Menzel, Allen Wieman, Dane Abra- hamson, Carol Mathwig, Neil Scharpe, Karen Doethkott, Laurie Streich, Bruce Thornes. FIRST GRADE ARLINGTON BACK ROW (left to right): Charlotte Kleist, Harris Dose, Dale Wieman, Roger Bande- lin, Allan Jahr, Karen Rucks, Marlene Bullert, Janice Pautsch. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Reilly, Debra Meyer, Deborah Zaske, Gwen Geib, Randy Trocke, Barbara Dehning, Richard Mueller, Vickey Martin. FRONT ROW: Colleen O'Brien, Luanne Schuetz, Duane Stock, Larry Kistner, Margo Thornes, Harlan Otto, Debbie McCormick, Kevin Doherty, Miss Prieve. FRONT ROW (left to right): Wayne Weldon, Lyle Voight, Darrel Lucht, Fred- erick Buck, Maynard Pautsch, Wayne Mathwig, Mrs. Mehlhop. BACK ROW: Gloria Zehnder, Darlene Winter, Jerry Muelling, John Michaletz, Sharon Laabs, Betty Frahm. GRADE EIGHT GREEN ISLE GRADE SEVEN FRONT ROW (left to right): Gary Telthoester, Dennis Eickschen, Charles White, Neil Dacey, Patrick Ryan, James Brown, Mr. Redfearn. MIDDLE ROW: Jacque- line Mathwig, Mary Bigaouette, James Mullen, James Hanson, Patrick O'Neil, Sharon Vos, Sandra Frahm. BACK ROW: James Shimota, Dennis Koester, Barbara Schultz, Linda Rowland, Marilyn Curran, George Locher, Patrick Myer. Not pictured: Roy Bressler, Judy Seaver. BACK ROW: Donovan Duenow, Larry Meyer, Vernon Lucht, Kenneth Teschen- dorf, Ernst Laabs, Terrance McGuire. SECOND ROW: Michael Ryan, Donald Mathwig, Barbara Voight, Lynnette Panning, Shirley Dahlke, Duane Comnick, Merlin Eickschen. FIRST ROW: Mary Weldon, Judy Zehnder, Bonita Mathwig, Beth Renneke, Ellen Haus, Patricia Brown, Faye Koester, Nancy Brazil, Mrs. Ranzinger. GRADE SIX GREEN ISLE GRADE FIVE BACK ROW: Thomas McCarthy, Daniel Vos, Darrell Dahlke, Robert Latzke, Wesley Mathwig, Steven Koester. SECOND ROW: Diane Ziegler, Mary Giesen, Suzanne Shimota, Mary Freudenthal, Bonnie Voight. FIRST ROW: Mary Meyer, Gerald Zehnder, Ellard Winter, Abbie Telthoester, Robert Schuft, Linda Rudunz, Mrs. Schmalz. MISSING: Daniel Marquardt. BACK ROW: Michael Giesen, John Me Carthy, Ronald Ott, Warren Mathwig, Mark Me Carthy, Michael Zum Berge, Kevin Close. SECOND ROW: Deborah Voight, Robert Ryan, Terrance Mullen, Lawrence Mullen, Lawrence Zum Berge Sandra Oelfke. FIRST ROW: Barbara Haus, Kathleen Curran, Deloris Comnick, Jean Shimota, Jean Brazil, Joyce Jessen. NOT PICTURED: Lawrence Mar- quardt. GRADE FOUR GREEN ISLE GRADE THREE BACK ROW: Wayne Schuft, Steven Hardel, Timothy Corcoran, Alan Rowland, Michael McGuire, Donald Wacker, Marvin Mathwig. SECOND ROW: Gerald Fries, Dennis Zehnder, Gene Sauter, Judith Weldon, Jean Weldon, Madonna Weldon. FIRST ROW: Sally Brazil, Margaret Brazil, Sandra Muelling, Cath- erine Vos, Maureen Ryan, Ann Giesen, Mrs. Grimes. NOT PICTURED: Glenn Seaver. BACK ROW: Curtis Voight, Stephen Kreger, Mike Mullen, Tommy Rabe, Morris Van Duynhoven, Loran Haus, Ellerd Mathwig, Darwin Mathwig, Charlie Winter. SECOND ROW: Sharon Biggaoutte, Shirley Winter, Patty Weldon, David Zehn- der, Keith ZumBerge, Gary Schwich, Mary Ann ZumBerge, Sheila Ryan, Joan Jessen. FIRST ROW: Gwendolyn Locher, Rosemary Curran, Peggy Jo Freud- enthal, Sandra Schuft, Peggy Dressen, Mary Shimota, Miss Kreger. MISSING: Joyce Seaver. GRADE TWO GREEN ISLE GRADE ONE BACK ROW: Jeff Me Carthy, Jack Tracy, Charles Shimota, John Brazil, Wil- bert Van Duynhoven, Leonard O'Brien, Laurence Brazil, Burl Haus, Bruce Hardel. SECOND ROW: Allen Sauter, Maynard Albers, Ronald Dahlke, Michael Vos, Richard Dressen, Douglas Herrmon, David Panning, David Ott, Miss Kane. FIRST ROW: Mary Kay Me Carthy, Bonnie Lue Lindemeier, Kay Ellen Ander- son, Yvonne Muelling, Patricia Curron, Mary Kay Donnay, Janice Winter, Susan Kreger, Linda Koester. 44 9TUDENT COUNCIL President....................Bill Brazil Secretary-Treasurer..........LaDonna Kube Adviser......................Mr. S. G. Cina COUNCIL MEMBERS Seniors Wallace Weihe Diane Wolff Juniors Mary Rowland Alan Spriggs Sophomores Sheila Olson Donna Schlottman Freshmen Mike Noack Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Band FFA FHA Yearbook GAA Lettermen Tom-Tom Photography Club . . . TOP PICTURE (left to right): Brazil, Wolff, Kube, Weihe; SECOND: Corcoran, Matz, Griep, Sehlin; MIDDLE: (STAND- ING) Muelling, Spriggs; (SEATED) Rowland, Dammann; FOURTH: Krueger, Berndt, Schlottman; Olson; BOTTOM: (STANDING) Noack, Hanson; (SEATED) Vossen, Schauer. 45 FRONT ROW (left to right): Bill Brazil, Patty Locher. SECOND ROW: Carol Neu- barth, Sandy Enbom, Donna Winters, Violet Olfert, Janice Lampe, Lois Sehlin, Diane Wolff. THIRD ROW: Claudia Obar, LaDonna Kube, Mary Rowland, Jeanette Stenzel, Eileen Dammann, Lois Wacker, Romayne Brandt, Janice Mueller, Carol Berndt, Sandy Bach. FOURTH ROW: Wallace Weihe, Gary Muelling, David Kroells, Fred Gridley, Herbert Bader, Duane Wacker, Alan Spriggs, Carolyn Brockhoff. FIFTH ROW: Gary Formhals, Danny Brown, Jerry Battcher, Donald Kamps, Leon Lentz, Darvin Grack, Tony Corcoran. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 46 fH TomTom 9TAFF EDITOR: LaDonna Kube ASSISTANT EDITOR: Carol Neubarth BUSINESS MANAGER: Richard Soeffker BUSINESS STAFF: Sharon Prinz, Claudia Obar, Wallace Weihe SPORTS EDITOR: Jerome Battcher REPORTER: Fred Gridley LIBRARY CONSULTANT: Connie Sehlin PHOTOGRAPHY: Jim Luff LAYOUT EDITORS: Diane Carroll, Romayne Brandt ART: Sandra Enbom, Mary Rowland WRITING: Joan Haggenmiller, Bobbie Jasken, Lois Sehlin, Barbara Bandelin, Janice Lampe, Sheila Ol- son, Mary Monahan, Diane Diehn, Carol Jean Nieland, Janice Jessen, Jean Graham, Patty Locher, Di- ane Wolff, Jeannette Stenzel. ADVISER: Miss Alice Norman FRONT ROW: Battcher, Brandt, Neubarth, Kube, Prinz, Obar, Carroll, Weihe, Miss Norman. SECOND ROW: Luff Graham, Olfert, Wolff, Sehlin, Monahan, Sehlin, Jasken. THIRD ROW: Enbom, Olson, Lampe, Dammann, Stenzel, Haggenmiller, Jessen, Nieland, Grady. BACK ROW: Gridley, Locher, Diehn, Brockoff, Rowland, Bande- lin, Griep. SENIOR JUNIOR FRONT ROW (left to right): Donna Schlottmann, Lois Wacker, Shelia Olson, Joan Haggenmiller, Eileen Soeffker, Diane Wolff, Eileen Dammann, JoAnn Rosenfelt. SECOND ROW: Gloria Dahlke, Sandra Schuetz, Helen Michaletz, Janice Jessen, Mary Monahan, Shirley Bader, Kathy Fries, Janice Wacker, Barbara Griep, Judy Brazil, Charolette Lampe, Eileen Sander, Janice Trocke, Patsy Brazil. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Schatz, Jane Holm, Harriet Laabs, Mary Reilly, Pat Timm, Sandy Enbom, Lorraine Krueger, Carol Harens, Carol Fuller, Janet Schatz, Margaret Bressler, Lois Soeffker, Joyce Mathwig, Claudia Obar. FOURTH ROW: Ruth Jacob- son, Shirley Voigh, Barbara Bandelin, Carol Jean Nieland, Janice Mueller, Kathy Brazil, Mary Lynch, Ruth Mueller, Romayne Brandt. FIFTH ROW: Lois Plieseis, Shirley Kreft, Darlene Biermann, Arlene Biermann, Bev- erly Bandelin, Eunce Pautsch, Pat Exsted, LaVonne Schauer, Sandra Kube, Sandy Griep, Vera Albers, Jeanette Stenzel. SIXTH ROW: Betty Brazil, Jane Rischmiller, Vangie Eickschen, Jean Graham, Sandra Rischmiller, Evonne Lange, Gladys Rosenfeld, Marguerite Graham, Betty Lou Dahlke. FHA Advisers: Mrs. Grace Schatz SEATED: Darlene Gutzmer, Caroline Buck, Dianne Kurtzweg, Vivian Scully, Betty Bigaoette, Marguerite Graham. MIDDLE ROW: June Bat- tcher, Karen Wacker, Mary Rauschendorfer, Bobette Woehler, Mayonna Quast. BACK ROW: Judy Battcher, Bonnie Schmidt, Janice Perschau, Lois Weckwerth, Janell Bandelin, Rose Marie Schauer, Mary Trimbo. 48 BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Herbert Bader, Jerald Gutzmer, Charles Woehler, Larry Wisch, Dennis Exsted, Robert Pieschke, Lester Bening, Mr. Vossen. SECOND ROW: Ronald Kube, Kenneth Ellig, Duane Weckwerth, Dennis Woehler, Ray Berger, Robert Heinke, Larry Somers, LeRoy Winter, Donald Weckwerth, Norman Roehler, Wayne Neubarth. THIRD ROW: Hillard Rolf, Richard Weckwerth, David Neubarth, Victor Schwartz, Robert Harjes, Thomas Abram, Donald Teschendorf, Raymond Kruger, Douglas Schauer. FOURTH ROW: Elroy Winter, Harlan Harms, Donald Maeder, Gary Gilster, Rollin Mueller, Larry Sickmann, Charles Donnay, Robert Pautsch, Dean Engel,Kenneth Wentzloff, Maynard Rucks, Maurice Oelfke. 49 BOTTOM ROW (left to right) Diane Wolff, Lois Sehlin, Pat Locher, Connie Sehlin, Janice Lampe, Pat Timm, LaDonna Kube, Sandy Griep, Judy Kerkow, LuAnn Mehlhop, Diane Trebelhonr, LaVonne Schauer, Miss Norman. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bandelin, Diane Carroll, Bobbie Jasken, Sheila Olson, Mary Monahan, Carol Neubarth, Diane Diehn, Darlene Roehler, Rita Timm, Sharon Prinz, Mary Reilly. THIRD ROW: Janyce Mueller, Sandy Enbom, Jeanette Stenzel, Eileen Dammann, Joan Haggenmiller, Pat Brazil, Barbara Griep, Kathy Brazil, Charlotte Lampe, Janet Schatz, Betty Mae Oelfke. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Gutzmer, Charlene Lampe, Sandy Soeffker, Betty Brazil, Jane Rischmiller, Carol Harens, Ruth Jacobson, Pat Exsted, Shirley Bader, Mary Lynch, Carol Fuller, Sandra Schuetz. TOP ROW: Karen Wacker, Bobette Woehler, Vivian Scully, Lois Weckwerth, Mary Trimbo, Marguerite Graham, Judy Battcher, Elizabeth Bigaouette, June Battcher, Mary Rauschendorfer. BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Sandy Griep, Diane Wolff, Lois Sehlin, Diane Carroll, Bobbie Jasken, Janice Jesson, Pat Timm, Judy Kerkow, LuAnn Mehlhop, Diane Trebelhorn, LaVonne Schauer, Miss Norman. SECOND ROW: Pat Locher, Lorriane Krueger, Barbara Schultz, Barbara Bandelin, Connie Sehlin, JoAnn Voigt, Janice Lampe, Sheila Olson, Mary Monahan, Rita Timm, Sharon Prinz, Mary Reilly, Janice Wacker. THIRD ROW: JoAnn Rosenfeldt, Beverly Bandelin, Janyce Mueller, Sandra Enbom, Jeanette Stenzel, Eileen Dammann, Joan Haggenmiller, Barbara Griep, Kathy Brazil, Charlotte Lampe, Janet Schatz, Betty Mae Oelfke. FOURTH ROW: Mary Rowland, Eillen Soeffker, Judy Brazil, Betty Brazil, Jane Rischmiller, Charlene Lampe, Mary Lynch, Sandra Schuetz, Ruth Mueller, Evonne Lange, Vangi Eisckschen. FIFTH ROW: Diane Wolff, Marion Wentzloff, Rita Graham, Ruth Mueller, Pat Brazil, Darlene Biermann, Arlene Herrmann, Eunice Pautsch, Sandra Risch- miller, Sandra Kube, Vera Albers. TOP ROW: Janyce Trocke, Claudia Obar, Helen Michaletz, Arlene Stoeck- mann, Gladys Rosenfeld, Sue Barnard, Lois Plieseis, Grace Kerkow, Karen Weckwerth, Mary Wichmann, Sandy Bach. PEP QQUAD BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Schuetz, Carol Gilster, Janice Trocke, Patricia Brazil, Eileen Sander, Carol Neubarth, Mary Lynch, Patricia Timm, Mr. Hallquist, Mary Reilly, Janet Schatz, Christine Schwartz, Judy Kerkow, Mary Monahan, Jean Graham, Gloria Bullert, Bobbie Jasken. SECOND ROW: LuAnn MehJLhop, Carolyn Brockoff, Shirley Kreft, Diana Diehn, Eileen Dammann, Sheila Olson, Claudia Obar, Harriet Laabs, Diane Wolff, Helen Michaletz, Carol Nieland, Mary Rowland, LaDonna Kube, Darlene Biermann, Darlene Roehler, Betty Mae Oelfke, Mary Brau. THIRD ROW: Peter Jensen, Gary Muelling, Ronald Kube, Walter Meffert, Beverly Bandelin, Arlene Stoeckmann, Barbara Bandelin, Donna Schlottmann, Fred Gridley, Duane Berndt, Charles Hanson. TOP ROW: Danny Brown, Jerome Peterson, Buzz Matz, Jerome Battcher, Darvin Crack, Donald Kamps, Kenneth Perschau, Mike Noack. MIXED CHORUS Director: Mr. Robert Hallquist BAND J) FLUTES: Janet Gridley, Jerry Gutzmer, Katherine Henke, Barbara Jasken, Kathy Lentz, Sheila Olson, Donna Schlottman, Kristine Schwartz. OBOE: Connie Weckwerth. CLARINETS: Sandra Bach, Louise Blake, Mary Brau, Peter Jensen, Susan LaBelle, Harold Jessen, Nancy Marquardt, Barbara Nieland, Sandra Rischmiller, Sylvia Sander, Ervin Savord, Alan Spriggs, Jim Thornes, Donna Winter, Charles Woehler, Beverly Brau. E FLAT CLARINET: Duane Michaelis BASS CLARINET: Mary Monahan, Lois Weckwerth. DRUMS: Betty Brazil, David Kroells, Chuck Menzel, Arlene Stoeckmann, JoAnn Voigt. 52 BAND Director: Mr. Robert Hallquist Saxophones: Beverly Bandelin, Judy Grack, Janice Jessen, Judy Jessen, Kathy Kruegfer, Helen Michal- etz, Mary Reilly, Pat Timm, Bobette Woehler. Comets: Lee Brazil, Bob Dahl, Gary Formhais, Charles Krueger, Brady Mueller, John Sylvester, Mike Vossen, Terry Cina. French Horn: Jerry Battcher, LaDonan Kube, Jane Rischmiller Trombones: Barbara Bandelin, Janell Bandelin, Duane Berndt, Darvin Grack, Joan Haggenmiller, Buzz Matz, Mike Noack. Baritones: Fred Gridley, Sandra Schuetz Bass: Gary Muelling, Barbara Spannaus. 53 BOTTOM ROW: (left to right) Gloria Bullert, Sandy Enbom, Janyce Trocke. SECOND ROW: Claudia Obar, Eileen Dammann, Janyce Lampe, Carol Bemdt, Sue Barnard, Sheila Olson. TOP ROW: Mr. Clarin, Eileen Soeffker, Romayne Brandt, Carolyn Brockoff, Mary Rowland, Sandra Kube. Adviser: Mr. Arthur Clarin BOTTOM ROW (left to right): Mr. Clarin, Jean Graham, Ruth Meyer, Mary Lynch, Mary Monahan, Janice Trocke, Sandra Embom, Donna Schlottmann. SECOND ROW: Janice Jesson, HelenMichaletz, Harriet Laabs, Sheila Olson, Diane Wolff, Marion Wentzloff, Ruth Mueller. TOP ROW: Pat Timm, Mary Reilly, Fred Gridley, Walter Meffert, Philip Hahn, Charles Krueger. CAMERA CLUB ATHLETICS FRONT ROW (left to right): Student Manager John Frahm, Alan Spriggs, Gary Formahls, Jerry Gutzmer, Duane Berndt, Larry Wisch, David Dcbner, Lawrence Quasi. SECOND ROW: Clarence Quast, Allan Graupmann, Danny Brown, Hillard Beneke, Ronald Laabs, Gerald Mueller, Coach Robert Gormley. THIRD ROW: Donald Kamps, Tony Corcoran, Buzz Matz, Darvin Grack, Dick Shauerette, Bill Brazil, Ronald Kamps, Mike Holms, Lee Laabs, Assistant Coach Robert Gray. September 11: Arlington 7, Gaylord 6 October 9: Arlington 27, Jordan 19 September 18: Arlington 7, LeC enter 34 October 16: Arlington 18, Belle Paline 6 September 25: Arlington 6, Montgomery 19 October 21: Arington 13, Le Sueur 20 October 2: Arlington 0, New Prague 23 October 28: Arlington 48, Henderson 6 FOOTBALL 1959 Coach Gormley, Assistant Coach Gray. Co-Captains: Bill Brazil, Tony Corcoran Mueller, Wisch, M. Holms, Beneke, R. Laabs L. Laabs, Graupmann, C. Quast, Shauerette Formhals, Bemdt, Gutzmer, Corcoran, Matz, Spriggs 57 Grack, Brown, Kamps, Quast, Debner, B. Brazil 1. Pat Skelly 2. Richard Tucktenhagen 3. Chuck Menzel 4. Harvey Lueck 5. Richard Lamb 6. Bob Menzel 7. Victor Schwartz 8. Mike Noack 9. Robert Dahl 10. Ronald Kube 11. David Neubarth 12. Robert Henke 13. Jon Ugland 14. Ervin Savard 15. Duane Michaelis 16. Roger Bergs 17. Peter Jensen 18. Mike Vossen 19. Charles Hanson 20. Ed Olson 21. Ervin Savard 22. Terry Cina 23. Harold Jessen 24. Jim Thornes. JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Coach: Mr. Harold Gab 58 FIRST ROW (left to right): Tony Corcoran, Jerry Gutzmer, Bob Meyers, Charlie Krueger, Larry Wisch. SECOND ROW: Allan Graupmann, Buzz Matz, Ronnie Laabs, Duane Wacker, Allan Spriggs. THIRD ROW: Darris Winter, Lowell Panning, Mike Holms, Clarence Quast, Gary Formhals,Richard Peterson, Eldon Quast. BACK ROW: Bill Brazil, Ronnie Kamps, Don Kamps, Leon Lentz, Darvin Crack, Lee Laabs. LETTERMEN Adviser: Mr. Harold Gab senior high CHEERLEADERS JUNIOR HIGH Valeria Telthoester, Pat Timm, Janice Jessen, Bobbie Jasken. FRONT: Little Roxanne Telt- hoster. UPPER LEFT: Jane Rischmiller UPPER RIGHT: Charlotte Lampe LOWER LEFT: Kristine Schwartz LOWER RIGHT: Charlene Lampe 59 HOMECOMING 1959 The young gentleman at the left? Today, he is a prominent Senior. Pictured is he at the age of 5. Was he look- ing at a Homecoming Parade? Or, in the words of that popular song, was he Standing on the Corner Watching All the Girls Go By ? Who is he ? 61 A’ SQUAD FRONT ROW (left to right): Charlie Krueger, Darris Winter, Bob Meyers, Co-Captain Tony Corcoran, Duane Wacker, Jerry Gutzmer, Alan Spriggs. BACK ROW: Student Manager Rich Soeffker, Student Manager Wallace Weihe, Richard Hebeison, Donald Kamps, Darvin Grack, Co-Captain Bill Brazil, Ronnie Kamps, Coach Harold Gab, Assistant Coach William Malevich. Arlington 37, Glencoe 42 Arlington 63, LeCenter 59 Arlington 76, Winthrop 65 Arlington 50, Springfield 54 Arlington 92, Henderson 46 Arlington 50, Gaylord 54 Arlington 50, Belle Plaine 45 Arlington 56, Montgomery 58 Arlington 64, Jordan 51 FRONT ROW (left to right): Robert Harjes, Tom Abram, Marlin Gutzmer, Ed Weber, Donald Teschendorf, Harvey Lueck, Jr., Mike Noack, Chuck Hanson. BACK ROW: Bob McGuire, Ervin Savord, Jr., Larry Somers, Douglas Weihe, Coach Harold Gab, Coach William Malevich, Chuck Menzel, Jim Berger, Robert Heinke, Bob Dahl. Arlington 62, Lakeville 45 Arlington 51, LeSueur, 56 .Arlington 49, St. Peter 44 Arlington 39, Cleveland 57 Arlington 64, Norwood Central 69 Arlington 61, Redwood Falls 7 3 Arlington 59, Gibbon 52 Arlington 57, Gaylord 59 Arlington 51, New Prague 60 BASKETBALL 1959 - 60 Coach: Mr. Harold Gab Assistant Coach: Mr. William Malevich FIRST ROW (left to right): Mike Vossen, Bob Menzel, Jim Thornes, Terry Cina, Joe Noack, Wayne Wiemann. BACK ROW: Peter Jensen, Jim Connely, Dick Weber, Harold Jessen, Tony Shimota, John Ugland, Kenmore Koehnen, Bruce Olsen, Coach Robert Gormley. BAQKETBALL Arlington Junior High Coach: Mr. Robert Gormley Green Isle Grade School Coach: Mr. Jack Redfearn KNEELING (left to right): Lyle Voight, Pat O'Neil, Gary Telthoester, Charles White, Pat Mullen, Jim Brown. STANDING: Dennis Koester, Jim Hanson, George Locher, John Michaletz, Fred Buck, Darrel Lucht, Mr. Redfearn. KNEELING, (Left to Right): Outfielder Richard Peterson, Second baseman Bob Meyers, Shortstop Allen Spriggs, First baseman Duane Wacker, Infielder Charles Krueger, Outfielder Marlin Gutzmer, Outfielder David Debner, STANDING: Infielder--Pitcher Tony Corcoran, lnfielder--Pitcher Jerry Gutzmer, Outfielder Lowell Panning, Outfielder Don Kamps, Catcher Bill Brazil,Outfielder Roger Stenzel, Outfielder Ron Kamps, Coach Bob Gray . BASEBALL 1959 Coach: Mr. Robert Gray Apr. 20: Arlington 1, Gaylord 2 May 12: Arlington 1, Belle Plaine 2 Apr. 24: Arlington 11, LeCentcr 7 May 14: Arlington 20, Henderson 2 Apr. 28: Arlington 1, Winthrop 0 May 19: Arlington 1, Jordan 0 May 1: Arlington Le Sueur 7 May 26: Arlington 20, Montgomery 2 May 8: Arlington o, New Prague 1 May 29: Arlington 7, Le Center 0 June 2: Arlington o, St. Peter 1 TRACK 1959 Track is a comparatively new sport in Arlington-Green Isle High School. It was in the spring of 1957 that this activity became a regular part of the school's athletic program. And, the sport has been gaining in popularity ever since. In the spring of 1959, the track squad participated in five meets, including the District and Regional contests. Coach Harold Gab and Captain Jack Brown were responsible for the great interest in the activity, which has promise of becoming even more popular. The first meet of the season was held in Glencoe. With eleven schools participating, the Arlington-Green Isle Indians finished third. The next meet was held in Montgomery, and the Indians finished third. The squad also participated in the St. John's College Invitational. Inclement weather was responsible for cancelling two addi- tional meets. For the third straight year, Arlington-Green Isle participated in the District meet, held at Mankato, and finished third with 43 1 4 points. In the season's finale, the Indians were at the Regional IV meet, and finished in a tie for 14th place in a field of 21 schools who participated. SEATED, (Left to Right): Gary Formhals, Duane Wacker, Dennis Plieseis, Luverne Bergs, Danny Brown, Fred Grid- ley. STANDING: Donald Kamps, Bill Brazil, Ronald Kamps, Roger Stenzel, Darvin Grack, Captain Jack Brown, Leon Lentz, Buzz Matz, Coach Gab. 1959-60 Basketball co-captains Corcoran and Brazil. 1960 Baseball co-captains Tony Corcoran and Bill Brazil. ACTIVITIES Awards Day, a major event in the closing days of the school year, is traditional at Arlington-Green Isle High School. Class awards of various kinds, and special awards--the Citizenship Award and the Jim Evans Memorial Award--are made. As a finale to this program announcement is made of the newly elected captains for the next school year in football, basketball, baseball, and track (see page 66). The Awards Day was held on May 20, 1959. UPPER LEFT: Ronnie Muelling, president of the Student Council, was the Master-of-Ceremonies. UPPER MIDDLE: The emcee receives his certificate for Student Council membership. UPPER RIGHT: Mr. Vossen presents the DeKalb Award for outstanding work in Vocational Ag. to senior Don Ziegler. LOWER LEFT: Principal Cina announces Louise Jasken, Sharon Corcoran, and Jack Brown as the winners of the Citizenship Award. LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Cina next announces Arleen Comnick and Jack Brown as winners of the Jim Evans Memorial Award. 68 UPPER LEFT: Senior Class president Allen Kleist reads the Senior Class Will. UPPER MIDDLE: Mr. Clarin presents the Bausch and Lomb Science Award to Marvin Bulau. UPPER RIGHT: Junior Class president Buzz Matz reads the Senior Class Prophecy. MIDDLE: Coach Gray announces and presents winners of the athletic letter to the baseball team. BOTTOM: Coach Gormley announces and Principal Cina awards the athletic letter to members of the foot- ball squad. 69 OPEN HOUSE NOVEMBER, 1959 70 American Education Week was observed in a big way in the Arlington-Green Isle Public Schools System during November. More than 500 parents attended evening classes in the high school and in the Arlington Grade School; more than 100 parents attended afternoon open-house in the Green Isle School. Members of the Senior Class not only welcomed the parents to the school but also escorted them from class to class. Final verdict—“it was fun.” and “let's have more! “ and a huge success. 71 Nota to Duane Wacker, Eyes left, please! Lois Sehlin, look straight ahead. Janyce Mueller is inducted into National Honor Society. l -if - y CHRISTMAS ■B5 Allan Kleist, editor-in-chief of the 1959 Indian, gives complimentary copies of yearbook to: (1) Mr. Arnold Anderson, dedicatee of the 1959 Indian; (2) Superintendent G. E. Henderson; (3) Principal S. G. Cina. 76 - FOCUS 77 08 GREEN ISLE CARNIVAL 82 1959 COMMENCEMENT 84 86 87 89 90 The Senior Class of 1960 appreciates The co-operation and help of merchants and business men in Arlington and Green Isle. We sincerely thank you, The Yearbook Staff Bill Brazil Editor-in-Chief Duane Wacker LaDonna Kube Associate Editor Associate Editor C A , Wallace Weihe Business Manager !f1 � Sandy Griep Asst. Bus. Mgr. Lee Brazil Asst. Bus. Mgr. 92 Congratulations and Best If ishes to the Senior Class of I960 APOLLO’S CAR CLUB Arlington Minnesota Complim ents of ARLINGTON BAKERY Phone 7 “A good driver is a courteous one. Arlington Minnesota ARLINGTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY Jamesway Livestock Equipment — J.D.D. Motor Oil — Big Butch Lincoln Weldenler Monsanto Farm Chemicals Phone 8 Arlington, Minnesota ARLINGTON LUMBER COMPANY Quality Building Products at Economy Prices Arlington Phone 52 Compliments of A. A. BATTCHER ELECTRIC COMPANY Arlington Minnesota Compliments of ARLINGTON MOTEL on Highway 5 Arlington Minnesota Phone 282 Homecoming Attendants: Helen Michaletz and Diane Carroll. 93 ARLINGTON DRY CLEANERS Phone 127 BIG STONE CANNING COMPANY “Butter Kernel contributes to the prosperity of this progressive community. Phone 64 Arl ington Minne sota Arlington Minnesota GAMBLE STORE Hardware Household Appliances Auto Supplies Paints LITFIN and MOSKOP General Contracting Arl ington Minnesota Phone 9 Arlington ROBERT J. MAJOR Minnesota Phone 124 Compliments of Attorney - at - Law Arl ington Minnesota OLSEN FURNITURE and FUNERAL SERVICE Arl ington Minnesota Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Class of I960 ARLINGTON STATE BANK chartered in 1895 ington Minnesota COMPLETE FINANCIAL SERVICE INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED Member of F.D.I.C. Compliments and Best Wishes to the Class of’60 ARLINGTON CLINIC Dr. John W. Gridley Physician and Surgeon Dr. R. H. Kath Physician and Surgeon Indian Gals Sandy Griep and Diane Wolff Lunch Ice Cream Confections Beverages and Fountain Root Beer Compliments °f PEOPLE'S MERCANTILE CLOTHING STORE “with you in mind.” Phone 52 Minnesota Best Wishes from RAINBOW INN Phone 250 Arl ington Minnesota DR. P. M. PIHLSTROM Compliments of RENNEKE BARBER SHOP Arl ington Minnesota ARLINGTON CONVALESCENT HOME INC. Licensed Nursing Home Phone 348 or 349 Arlington Minnesota Klem Kohlarin of Klarinville Kuts Kapers GEIB JANNI LUMBER COMPANY Building Mat. Paint and Coal Arlington Minnesota Phone 36 GRIMES BARBER SHOP HAREN’S GARAGE General Repairing International Trucks Phone 60 Arlington Clothing Minnesota Arl ington Best Wishes Minnesota LIDO CAFE KRUGER’S Dry Goods Home Made Soups Good Coffee Private Party Room Arlington, Minnesota Arl ington Minnesota L. H. KADING PLUMBING AND HEATING Maytag Appliances Oil and Gas Warm Air Furnaces Sheetmetal Work Gutters and Radiator Repair Digging Air Conditioning “we sell the best and service the rest.” Arlington: 32 Gaylord: BE 7-2532 DR. KELL E. LOVELL Compliments °f Dentist Phone 331 H. M. NOACK Arl ington Minne sofa AND SONS PRODUCE AUGUST STREICH distributor of OAK GROVE DAIRY PRODUCTS Phone 304 Arlington Minnesota Mr. Vossen, Charlie Woehler, Kenny Perschqjj, Maynard Rucks at F.F.A. sessions in Kansas City, Missouri. Compliments of ARLINGTON CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Henry Criep, Manager Phone 151 Compliments of ARLINGTON BOWLING CENTER Phone 38 Arl ington Arlington Minnesota Household Supplies Hardware Auto Supplies and Paints Phone 1 Arlington COAST-to-COAST STORE Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN Arlington Minnesota Compliments BRAU CHEV.-OLDS Minnesota Compliments °f DR. B. E. CORCORAN Dentist Roy and Marjorie Peterson Proprietors Arlington DR. VERNIE DAHL Veterinarian Phone 192 Minnesota See Joe for Bulova Watches Feature Lock Diamond Rings Waterman Fountain Pens Arlington Minnesota DOHERTY JEWELRY Arl ington ARLINGTON MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL reminds you Scholarships are available through proper agencies for Hospital careers careers in Nursing MUELLER BROS. Compliments of Hardware Farm Implements Plumbing and Heating Ford Sales and Service Arlington, Minnesota Compliments of RAUSCHY’S SHOE STORE Arlington and Glencoe BURKE’S CAFE “Floating” to the Homecoming Gome. ARLINGTON CEMENT STONE WORKS Glencoe Ready Mix Cement Building Blocks Draintile Phone: Arlington 89 or 94 Phone: Glencoe 866 EARL'S STANDARD SERVICE A complete selection of Washing — Lubricating SOCIAL STATIONERY Atlas Tires Batteries Announcements and Wedding Invitations Tire Repair Wheel Balance Guest Books Thank You Cards Napkins Phone 47 Fine Raised Lettering “good luck” ARLINGTON ENTERPRISE Arl ington Minnesota “For 75 Years the Ultimate in Fine Printing.” PINSKE MOTOR SALES Pontiac Buick Rambler GMC Sales and Service Arlington SCHARPING DRUG The Rexall Store Prescriptions — Vet Supplies Photographic Supplies — Cosmetics School Supplies — Stationery Phone 28 Minnesota Arl ington Minnesota Best Wishes from Bill and Marcella SUNSET DRIVE INN Arlington Minnesota Complim ents of THOMES BROTHERS HARDWARE Arl ington Phone 1 7 A. M. TIMM and SONS, INC. Grain, Coal, Flour, Feed Northrup King Seeds Grinding and Mixing Phone 107 Arlington Minnesota CITY MEAT MARKET Marvin Hebei son Arl ington Alloyd Hebeisen Green Isle INDEPENDENT OIL COMPANY Arl ington Arl ington Phillips 66 Products Bulk and Service Station Phone 132 Compliments °f RED OWL Minnesota Phone 39 FRED MATZ Masonry Construction Phone 206 Arlington Minnesota Lifelong Accomplishment and Contentment to our Graduates JUDGE WILLIAM P. SCOTT SIBLEY COUNTY OIL COMPANY Prompt Tank Wagon Phone 20 Arlington Minnesota SUPER VALU Everyday Low Prices Better Quality Phone 30 Arlington, Minnesota Meats SPANNAUS SERVICE Dealers in DEEP ROCK PRODUCTS Ford and Allis Chalmers Farm Equipment Anhydrous Ammonia Phone 45 Arl ington S S SHOE STORE shoes and repair Alvin Sauter Arl ington Minnesota Rest Wishes from VERN’S CAFE Arlington Minnesota Compliments TJOSVOLD FURNITURE STORE Rest Wishes to the Senior Class of 1960 VERNA’S BAR and CAFE Arlington Minnesota DONATION: Ziegler Repair Rest Wishes from WOEHLER’S Poland China Hogs Arl ington 15 F 110 Phone 18 Arlington Minnesota Congratulations to the Class of I960 CITIZENS STATE BANK Green Isle, Minnesota General Banking All Forms of Insurance Bank by-Mail Service MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION GREEN ISLE OIL COMPANY Reuben Sehlin, Proprietor Distributor of Mobiloil Products Phone 341 Green Isle Minnesoto MARTIN’S MOBIL Phone 131 Green Isle NEVIN’S GENERAL STORE Phone 261 Green Isle Minnesota OASIS CAFE The Hatz’s Homemade Pies — Cakes — Donuts open 24 hours Green Isle Minnesota on Highway 5 GREEN ISLE SERVICE GARAGE Texaco Products Electrical Service Specialty Phone 531 or 536 Green Isle Minnesota BLENDA LIFE, INC. No grain feeding for dairy and beef cattle Phone 201 WILLIE’S CAFE Home cooked meals and pastries Phone 411 Green Isle The Foley’s Minnesota GREEN ISLE, MINNESOTA REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. O’NEIL’S FAIRWAY Phone 521 Green Isle Minnesota ABE and JENSEN FEED MILL Rest Wishes Green Isle Minnesota Purina Chows EICKSCHEN HARDWARE Electrical Appliances General Hardware Phone 511 Green Isle Minnesota FULLERTON LUMBER COMPANY Paints and Hardware Free Estimates KRUEGER and RENNEKE Dodge and Plymouth Green Isle Minnesota Green Isle Minnesota GREEN ISLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Manufacturers of Farm Equipment Phone 631 Green Isle Minnesota GIL’S SHELL SERVICE Shell Gas and Oil Grant Batteries Firestone Tires Phone 141 Green Isle, Minnesota Compliments of McCarthy’s Phone 321 Green Isle Minnesota Good Luck to the Class of 1960 LOCHER BROS. Green Isle Minnesota AUTOGRAPHS 109 The subscription campaign for the 1960 Indian got underway in October, 1959. The subscription thermometer moves upward daily, and Business Manager Wallace Weihe is happy as can be. Our goal was set at 275 On your business we did thrive So, when our campaign was done Know what we sold? 301 plus one, plus one, plus one plus one, plus one, plus one plus one, plus one, plus one So here's to all Indian women and men. It finally ended with 310. We Thank You, 1960 Indian Staff 112 I I 'v J. ''v. ' ‘ .• ’v..v - • « ti V. % t .i� . iiV iV' • 4.' , KJ ’ 'V - •far V -' r y.� _t: ♦ sv:•% A V r? iV- • V if • v - :: %« • � V V v : !?V ■ • V , ;v •« . t •• • tw� !’. . • •H. r I j.y i ll iv� V 4r V , • 4 '+ I 1 A . � , r.- V 1 � '♦ • • j. • . 4 - ■. .a :vk‘.i £vAr' . 'w I -I V � • • v .-.ft-: .� • a . .. - S' v.-'V: • r V� • . • - L • . ?, jl .. r� .. • • s. . • r V v 5. •2 I fv-r . , VAX-’ V . • 4- fc. v-v . 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