Bertha High School - Ursa Annus Yearbook (Bertha, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

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'-Q .f?5:igf'f1 'Zi si. ffsi EiQ-'fEf:?1'g'???vJ1fi'1'.2'1.ff411 ,fiif51f5ff -Zielezt f:5'f:,1f.h-if LL 5251-'ff??f'T'?' :vig -35fe?5f!??f35'f113'f'f--I-',i 'idegwwag 1958 W b DEDICATION Hail to thee, blithe spirit, who can confront our class and come out on top! We remanber you as that wonderful speech and Ehg- lish teacher we had in '56--the one who gave us all those themes to write, the one who directed our Junior class play and worried himself into a case of nerves at curtain time, and as the Dranatics Club sponsor. We remember, too, your :Lnfornality outside of the class- room and your friendliness and consideration toward others. Most of all, you gave ue a new and broader outlook on life and learning. We hereby thankfully dedicate the '58 Ursa Annus to you, Hr. Taylor. Z To our first teachers who started us on the road Our First Grade Teacher Mrs . Captain to education. A badge invisible I saw upon each teacher's breast-- An emblem of the patience with which each of them was bless'd. And jewel-studded crown of love for all the children there Was symbol of the devotion born in teachers ev'rywhere. Our Second Grade Teacher Mrs, Rehmann A SPECLAL THANK YCU To our Mothers and Fathers, whose interests have always been for our improvement, whose unfailing love has strengthened us, and whose untold sacrifices have made these school years possible. ADNIINISTRATION BOARD OF EDUCATION Standing: R. Simmons, P, Aldrich, O. Marten, Seated: E. Sherman, B. Kelley, A. Lange, A. Tritsch, Supt. G. Johnson. Mr. Johnson Hrs. Anderson Superintendent Secretary Hr. Uhrich Principal J Z FACULTY get X -.7 Hr Aldrich Hrs Umland Hr upper Hrs wal-ler Social Science Physical Education Seine, Advanced Hath Coach English Coach WRWFJW' Mr Nelson Miss James Mr Scott Hrs Sagehorn Music ASF5-Gulf-'ire Commercial 500131 Studies Coach YI? Mr Lomenick Mr Sycks Hr Han Mr Erickson Ban Hath Industrial Arts Science l Hrs. Will-ff Miss Thompson Hr- Olson HIS. Ri-0111 F-D81-ish Home Economics DI'i'01'S Tflininl Librarian 5 Social 58115 C s ' S of in ,Wi M f f I at M f I A , . Ca I s .X V 'X 1 O d . O O Seated--Hewitt Grade Teachers: Mrs. Aldrich, Miss E. Manus. Miss L. Manus, Mrs. Voge. Standing--Bertha Grade Teachers: Mrs. Captain, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Rehmann, Mrs. Casmey, Mrs, Bluhm, Mrs. Aldrich, Mrs. Isvik. Janitors: Mr. Esteb, Mr. Leibold. Mr. Lown. Hewitt: Mr. Speckeen, Janitor, Mrs. Giddings. Cook. Bertha Cooks: Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Zutter, Mrs, leyh. BUS DRIVERS L. Cornell, H. Geopferd, W. Bottemillor. D- Cary, 'r. Hun-isdn, D. Robbin. L. Buchhols. W- Cary, H. Wahner. Not pictured: E. Sherman. 6 ,, x ,xl QL ff' , u X .V , lg. 11 2 , w F, I ', 4, , 3-4, i H- ,e ' ,pf ,Y 'Q I V ' 5 1 5' 5 'X ' I 5 ij f.,,,'f 'J: x tv :.,A .4 rf Q? r '54, n ' V- -W - , ', ,gl ' 9131.4 I- 4 ,Z , rg 1 W 'si-w M' , Q .. , H- :1gg:,f h,1,. 522 ,wg . A A, , ' 1 ' Q+. 1r,, V' 9 , fp 1 - M ' ,, I 253359. A, , ' . , ,i3,,j,,fff I+' A ' - , ,Q- W., rf' 4 My Y ' LEM' S I 4,4 if 'Q K N N -. WW fi' ' Miss Nancy Neg-ner was crowned H Se tembe 27 omecoming Queen on p r . Hancy's cheerful smile and her fine personality made her an excellent choice. She returned here from Spokane, Washington to cclnplete her senior year. The Queen's court and her attendants were S. Pearson. D. Mosher, H. Rowe, D. Leesburg, ll. Wegner, C. Aldrich, C. Christiansen, D. Brasch, J. McIn- tire, W. Bailey, I. Cornell, B. Pfef- fer, J. Speckeen, I. Hagelstrom. H. Anderson and J. Kretzsclmar. It was an emciting J game with lbnagba, ending with the score tied, 0-0. First prize was taken by the original Homecoming Queen of 1956 Shirley Pearson, crowned the 1957 Queen. Nancy Wegner at a very impressive ceremony. The marching band, directed by Hr. The star of the parade and the half- Lomenick, led the parade and per- time performances was the beautiful formed during the halftime. Qlleen's float. , f . 5E,L3wt,y,, 'Q C0 'BPT-Sin R011 Pfeffel' HB Co-Captain Dave Anderson E All Conference Selection L11 Cgnfergnce Selection FOOTBALL Bertha Hewitt 25 Sebeka Bertha Hewitt Dilworth Bertha Hewitt 2? New York Mills 6 Bertha Hewitt Memhga Head Coach Junior High Coach Assistant C0-ich Hr. Nelson Hr. Hall Hr. Aldrich 10 Bertha-Hewitt 38 Battle Lake 13 Bertha-Hewitt 6 Verndalg - 5 , 0 - - o t 3rd 85 4th Year S Letterman Duane Bra ch FB W 'd91-1 B95-1'7 QB I-OPIINIBEB Jerry0rrC U LV , 1 Jerome Specimen E Charles Aldrich QB 1 I f. U' VARSITY A-ifalef' We 2 1 f 31 um Row 1 J Speckeen H Boehland H. Stork D Anderson J Orr J Haase Lindall Row 2 K Kem R Lowers D Truax L Purdue D Brasch R Pfeffet C Aldrich, G Hukriede L Franklin Row 3 D Kapphahn W Bailey D King 0 Krenz D Schultz R Lorentz G Pfeffer unlor H1gh Raw 1: W. Esteb, D. Kern, J. Dollar, R. Simmons, H. Kimber, E, Schultz. Roll 2: J. Kern. W. Simmons, D. Anderson, D. Martin, L. Boehland. H. Fraune, D. Johnson Row 3: T. Aldrich, C. HcQuay, K, Wagner, R, Leo, D. Hclntire, D. Harlow, R, Bukriode. lot pictured: D. Orr. 12 ' ,D Af' F' ll JY J. JL' rf' V Av J 'n , N QI' ,H ao' LIU, 3,52 Jggxhefl X' 1 FI' 557. -- 9? .3 133k .3R. r 1 XX A U 2 . 0 . . , . . . . . . . D. Seated Seated are the Production Editors .- Faye Bender, Cheryl Christiansen, and LaVonne Zaske. Standing are the Lit- erary Editors - Bonnie Blume and Mary Ann Haase cw are the Co-Editors -- Jim Kretzschmar and Kathryn Cornell. Standing is Mrs. Sagehorn -- Advisor. ANNUAL STAFF l ' fi Seated are Business Editors -- Janice At the left are Joye Bones and Gloria Johnston -- Art Editors. Seated are Muriel Klueas and Janice Voge -- ists. is Norma Harms -- Typ Standing Missling and Janice Hclntire. S rts P0 Editor -- Duane Brasch. Standing are lormn Hagelstrom -- Art Editor and Duane Kosher -- Photography Editor. 13 pp pp Class Play An attentive audience watched an exceptional high school presenta- tion of the play, UI Remember Mama', as 22 members of the Junior Class presented their annual class play on Nov mber 8. The play originated from the book, 'Mama's Bank Account'. It was under the direction of of Mr. Taylor and Pat Goble, student director, Class Officers Junior Sophomore fee. M. Mclntire, Pres. D. Lindall, V, Pres, Sec. J. Daniels, V, Pres. R. Lorenz, Pres. D J. Hukriede, Advisor Mr. Hall. Rounds, Advisor Mr. Aldrich. i Row 1: N, Booen, E. Waggener, A. Kimber, K. Kleen, K. Johnston, A. Rubel, M,W1ttmayer. Row 2: D. Captain, J. Nelson, R. Cook'fJ.D 5'5Yffltz, L. Schoneman, M. Mclntire. N. Grewe, C, Lubke, G. Graphenteen, Row 3: D. Anderson, D. Lindall, R. Oyster, B. Riggs, M. Stork, G. Booen, K. Kern, A. Cassidy, R. Lowers. Class of 1959 Row 1: J, Shaw, J. Morical, P. Goble, N. Kassube, K. Wagner, V, Kelley. Row 2: R, Grewe, G Rach, L, Nyberg, J. Shanstrom, S. Frietag, J. Speckeen, M. Schultz, A. McAllister, D. Ander son. Row 3: D. Truax, C. Hartung, G. Hukriede, O. Krenz, C. LeCount, O. Salzwedel, B. Pratt rs n--L-uA,,J n A,1,u.,,,,,1, ..- 2 - Row 1: L. Pearson, K. An, derson, M. Hennagir, N. Barnes, V. Lambert, L. Paggen. Row 2: B, Anderson, H. Coleman, . Rausch, J. Alberg, M. Rowe, A. Wachlin, H. Henning, W. Groneberg, C. Nyberg. Row 3: D. Payne, . ultz, D. Rounds, P. Fraune, R. Decker, D. King, A. Harms, R. Lorenz, R. Mclntire. Class of 1960 Row 1: E. He Kuhnke, R. Horn, J. Rust. G. Bartung, L. Engleman, B. Hukriede- ROW 21 J. Branstner, . Rausch, . Kern, J. Schultz. L. GPGHS. A- Stock. J- Daniels- L- Johnson- P' Hoodard. Row 3: . effer, L. Franklin, G. Huelsnitz, W. Schaller G Bristlin J W , . , . agner, D, Leyh. W. Bode. .fv4f p-,ra -9- lxn ' f -1-- q 4 Q . .- I , 0. -F 5 J 44 4 ' , . 4h . g p TPI 4 Row 1: W, Bailey, D. Lindall, D. Anderson, D. Brasch, C. Aldrich. Row 2: D. Truax, J. Kretzschmar, M. Stork, O. Krenz, G. Hukriede. Asst. Coach Mr. Aldrich Jr. high Coach M . Olson MANAGERS L. Nelson, W. Schaller 18 A TEAM BASKETBALL 1957-1958 Basketball Scores Melrose Long Prairie Parkers Prairie Henning Baudette Browerville Battle Lake Osakis New York Mills Deer Creek Verndale New York Milla Deer Creek Verndale Clarissa Parkers Prairi Eagle Bend Henning Long Prairie Battle Lake B 'mm U? '+5 M5 57 51+ U9 uz eu 56 bl 66 39 38 6h U7 U5 nz 77 52 22 Wendell Bailey 0 All Sub District Team Duane Brasch 0 Dennis Lindall ' David Anderson Charles Aldrich 0 K 'Letteredl 19 Jim Kretzschmar 0 W n U 1- A21 V! X! 21 e my Q Q ' - N . . ' 1 ' uv ,- E . 1 E Row 1: D. Lindall, R. Decker, M. Boehland, D. Kern, D, King, J. Wagner. Row 2: R, Mclntire, D. Anderson, R. Lorenz, R. Bailey, B. Pratt, C. Hartunq, L, Franklin. Row 3: T. Aldrich, J. Dollar, P, Fraune, D. Marten, D. Johnson, R. Ward. B TEAB1 C TEAM Row 1: M. Fraune, J. Kern, D. Simmons, R. Kimber, R. Morbacner, J. Taylor, T. Kretzschmar, R. Gildow. Row 2: D. Mclntire, B. Waggoner, D. Orr, K, Ashbaugh, D. Bolles, M. Kelley, D, Cassidy, R. Goble. Row 3: G. Piepkorn, M, Cook, D. Harlow, R. Sjobeck, V, Rust, J. Pokorney, D. Anderson, G. Korby. Row M: G. Williams, S. Haase, L. Wilhelmi, L. Thompson, V. Missling, L. Rach, R. Hukriede. C. McQuay. - 35 2 3'- Wi CCA 77 K 'orne11 M Wittmayer A Stock, N Shaw K Jonns on CHEERLEADERS , ,1 rth S P Graphenteen R Ehglemann D L Pearson K M'issl:Lng S Anderson J festerback Wi f t, k, A. gg. fs, Q '1 - fi? 1' K' V S. , 87, ., A 5 2- ,F Q 2 Jw X' Y E , :xx . ix Li ,W , . s n ' ,I aMf Q T ? 7 ff fi U 'U' 'ET ig: ff' it y 1 P in - 4'f'wi4.. wi'1!.. '. I I if if H . M 'Q ff M' :L . R ls. P4 , QA f' 'fl u 1 ' Q ., , QL , . PW, US .. Q 1 6,14 Q 1, W. ll ' ,J is ,- J 1: fl , b' .T , Q' ., ' . g Ll' 'A I -A xii' , f n ' . Q A 5 fr ' I gy J V in s 2 1 3 ,,, ' A in 2 1 f f 3? Q 12' '26 s -I N Q I Q A J' I A21 , A , gy vi at 4 1 I s ' 'f' 2' 4 we M' ga g I I P ' E' 'fig 5? lj A A A W ,b 'v X5 L f W E i W -f, -K, W. K: I S -. .- -f ff ' 1, ' gf' - ' Ji ,-Q. v if wi' w W ia .1 E3 E? .1 f -Q' ff- A 1 D Q 4 tl an 6 ? . - W 4 -. ily ,Q Q lib I ff, 4, Row 1: M. Wilhelmi, J. Wester-back, S. Anderson, L. Kern, 5. Anderson, al. Zionkowski, M. Ehgelmann, I. Doble, S. Captain, P. Wittmayer, B. Zutter. Row 2: ocnultz, M. Lowers, L. Zimmerman, M. Schlueter, J. Decker, J. Bode, C. Barnes, C. Ruthenbeck, J. Lange, J. Harmon. Row 32 R. Engelmann, D. wittmayer, J. Nokes, G. Anderson, G. Avery, J. Walker, C. Westergren, D. Sudbeck, E. Windheim, M. Van Hecke, S. Engelmann. Row li: D. Thiel, L. Avery. S. Egdorf, A. Kraetzner, J. Rach, M. Greenwaldt, C. Voge, R. Bell, C. Lyl-cke, D. Austad. W. Simmons. Row 5: S. Haase, G. Piepkorn, J. Sherman, B. Waggoner, J. Wegner, R. Kimber, I.. Kretzclunar, E. Lorenz. V. Rust, R. Sjobeck, V. Missling. UNIOR HIGH CHORUS -Lil-L3l.', , , Grade 8 CLASS iZZgih'S?S'..ig..ZiZ?'a?.... E: Mosher, Advisor Mr. Sycks. Grade 7 Sec.-Treas. W. Simmons, Pres. D Sudbeck, V. Pres. D. Mclntire Advisor Mrs. Lepper. sw I nl. :7ll 1 INY Row 1: C. Schultz, R. Pbndershot, S. LeCount, A. Schoneman, M. Boeh1andJ- D. Kern, D Anderson, M. mchaelson, N. Lawn. Row 2: D. Shaw, D. Brmman,'W16BK5En, L. Booen, L Boehland D. Marten, M. Kelley, R. Kuhnke, R. Lee. Row 3: T. Aldrich, R. Martin, L . Miller, M. Dorr, D. Whittmayer, E. Bender. R. lQucas, M. Hartung. Row LL: L Wirth, S. Boehland, M. Lowers, J. Lindall, C. Ruthenbeck, K. Kratz, J. Rach. CLASS OF 1961 Row 1: B. Zutter, M. Greenwaldt, E. DeBlieck, J. Lange, M. Anderson, M. Freitag, K. Ellig Row 2: B. Bezenek, R. Ward, T. Burgy, C. Rooney, R. Longanecker, D. Pfeffer. K- M1553-5-H8 ,XA-w1.,B. Westergren, L. Rach. Row 3: L. Butterfield, K. Wagner, D. Cassidy. R' Avery. D Scmeufir, G. Miller, D. Johnson, R. Finn, W. Esteb. Row U: J. Dollar, R. Simmons, R Messer. R. Olson, R. Bailey, W. Truax, R. Mohrbacher, L. Westergren, E. Schultz. Row 1: G. Booen, M. Engelmann, C. Voge, C. Barnes, J. Harmon, C. lykke, S. Engelmann, S. Captain, E. Bezenek. Row 2: T. Thom son, D. Mosher, J. Sherman, J. Walker, M. Schultz, J. Bode, C. Westergren, D. Thiel, R. Coleman, R. Sjobeck, G. Piepkorn. Row 3: N. Krey, W. Simmons, D. Belles, T. Kretzschnar, G. Bristlin, J. McAllister, R. Kimber, J. Wagner. K. Ashbaugh, J. Grewe. ffrrf-- CLASS OF 1962 Row 12 D. Schaefer, B. Waggener, R. Gildow, J. Taylor, T. Bell, D. Austad, D. Kern, E. Lorenz, R. Goble, D. Bower. Row 2: D. Harnack, V. Rust, G. Avery, M. Schlueter, D. Carl- son, D. Luedtke, J. Nokes, M. Van Hecke, D. Pfeffer, V. Missling. Row 3: P. Graphenteen, P, Wittmayer, L. Kern, M. Ziemkowski, J. Wahner. S. Ward, R. Bell, S. Anderson, I. Doble. Row 1: R. Bell, S. Grewe, A. Kraetzner, E. Windheim, L. Zimmerman, R. Pfeffer, W. Simmons, K. Huelsnitz, C. Goepfert, Row 2: G. Williams, H. Lowers, J. Westerback, E. Wirth, H. Handt, S. Egdorf, S. Anderson, C. Lee, R. Mohrbacher. Row 3: G. Korby, K. Hendershot, F. Nelson, L. Boehland, J, Kem, M. Fraune, G. Hartman, L. Dommer, R. Anderson, L. Wilhelmi. CLASS OF 1963 Row 12 S. Haase, F. hrt, J. Pokomey, D. Mclntire, R. Henning, D. Booen, C. Brunko, N. Ellig, D. Rounds, D. Harlow, M. Cook. How 2: R. Hukriede, C. McQuay, M. Wilhelmi, N. Ellig, C. Biswald, D. Austad, C. Schultz, G. Bowman, D. Shanstrom, U. Bezenek. Row 3: C. Rach, M. Wagner, L. Shamp, R. Engelmann, J. Decker, G. Anderson, D. Sudbeck, L. Avery, J.Mil1er. Sitting left to right J M ller, C. Rooney, J. Simmons, M. Klucas J Bolles, F Bender, J Perdue, B Hukriede V Lambert, G. Johnston, J. Voge. Standlng left to right L frider, R Longanecker T Burgy, C. Ruth nbeck, E. DeB1ieck, J Rach A Kimber Schultz, K Wagner C Lubke, M. Schultz, P. Goble, L. Schoneman, M Mclntire, A Rubel M Leyh, V Lawn C Plautz. LIBRARY CLUB ilf' Sec.-Treas. L. Schon man, Advisor Mrs. Rielly, V. Pres. M. Schultz, Pres. C. Plautz. Row 1: L. Paggen, J. Rach, B. Hukriede, K. Missling, T. Bm-QI, L. Engelmann, K. Anderson, N. Shaw, L. Pearson, E. Henning, I. Wirth. Row 2: L. Zaske, N. Barnes, A. Kimber, R. Longanecker, M. Anderson, N. Kassube, J. Rust, A. Rubel, R. Horn, M. Hennagir,M. Mclmire, Row 3: K. Cornell, G. Rach. K. Kleen, .'-. Stock, M. Henning, E. DeB1iek. K. wegner, J. Missling, N. Wagner, I.. Johnston, R. Cook, A. McAllister. Row Lb: K. Ziemkowski, J. Alberg, M. Rowe, S. Frietag, M. Henning, L. Schoneman, J. Schultz, J. Lindall, C. Longanecker, J. Daniels, C. Ruthenbeck. G. A. A. Sec.-Treas. L. Zaske, Advisor G,A,p., in fm-Aon, Mrs. Lepper Pres. K. Cornell Mrs' Umland Program Diroctor L. Schoneman: Ei. 'v 0 . , D :Id 7. ROW 12 H- Hvnnins. S. Krause. H. Schultz. C. Wilhelmi, P. Goble, v. Lawn, c. Plautz, J. Purdue- Row 22 D- Brihklan. N. Booen. J. Morical, A. Kimber, J. Shanatrom, J. Speckeen, J- VOEU. J. Simmons, G. Johnston. Row 3: C. longanecker, J. Schultz, F. Bender, H. Henn- ins. K. Kern. A. McAllister. B. Weicl-cert, S. Frietag. USHERS CLUB Ushers Check Coats Advisor Hr. Uhrich . Ushers Sec.-Treas. C. Longanecker Pass OUT- V. Pres. J. Voge PI' 08731713 Pres. P. Goble XS Ushers flower leftl sen 'riekeu Ushers Cmiddlel Serve Lunch Ushers fright? Snap Floor ...K , iff ll' !,. , 9 A N Y l ,f-f'f f ,mei 2 L, is 1 1 I , -ia. M- W e , . i 5 i ............ I f ,fx c , A1, 3 X I S--N I Q 4 Y s a' 4 ' , 4 , 1 ..- ' fx of ,: L - , . .xg ' , 444 . p, . Q - f ', :5 9l - QQ Ai! f! r N ' 50 . Q Q Ig' g . f g?- If J, . D l' --,af ii 4' fa. ' f13y A X ,I h f Ari 1f, ' A fy' yggfg , Q fm. 1 -1 I H- nf' 5 ff? ' f' ff ' - ' 334 qi . I - ,Q lx ... -' - W 1 5 'N limi 75, KT, ,ALM -vi. . I I . 4-aut' IQ :YN 4 n 124 if!! J 3 Q' 1 rf ' v-' HM- ax Y M a ... ... K ,,, U , , ,.. .... . . 1 , J 1 'Y . , 4 ' 1 - W A Q3 1' we vw 7' 4 . W g 9 Ifavi. 1 I, 1 V W H? W V1 J, 'U 1' V 2 A... A L- I ' N, , .- X',74 3 A99 Ts, V, - ly 15, Q f vi ' W ig' ,Q gpx 1. q' . + fi 'P7 f K'77 ' 'Q ' N' 1 s NX i ' - ' , 1 ln' ky , .f-n,,,V.M V I - .. 'N Q Vip H M .V I :tu 1- X, ,4 7 W NX Gif ' YT, W 'fi Q . ? f f A If Z ' -E . X 2 , 3 Q' -v, ,v f - il ' ' W as 3 M . 4 It I - .. It 0 4. Row l: G. Piepkorn, J. Bode, M. Ziemkowski, T. Kretzschlar. K. Ellig, G. Anderson, J Decker, C. Schultz, E. Wirth, H. Van Hecke, G. Avery, D. Mosher. Row 2: C. westergren, H Schultz. 5. Engelmann, M. Engelmann, B. Zutter, L. Kern, D. Thiel. A. Kraetzner, R. Cole Mn- V- Piissling. J. Pokvrney.. S. Haase. K. wagner, N. Lawn, B. wesrergren, R. sgobeck H. Gildow, V. Rust. Row 3: T. Aldrich, J. Taylor, R. Engelmann, L. Zimmerman, A. Mohr- bacher. D. Mclntire, C. Eiswald, C. Goepfert, R. Pfeffer, R. Hohrbacher, L. Avery, J Harmon, R. Kuhnke, J. Sherman, S. Anderson, R. Longanecker, D. Harlow, N. Ellig, L. Boeh- land. J. Kern, D. Schaefer, D. Harnack. D. Belles, C. Schultz, A. Avery. Row 4: D. Booen M. Fraune, R. Anderson, P. Graphenteen. S. Captain, S. LeCount, J. Wegner, D. Pfeffer, C Brunko, G. Williams, R, Waggener. JUNIOR BAND SENIOR BAND ACTIVITIES The Senior Concert and Marching Band is composed of 76 students in grades 9 through 12. The Band is very active during the year and plays a major engagement almost every week. Three formal concerts are presented each year. They are the Christmas and Mid-H-Jinter Concerts, which are done jointly with the Choir, and the main event of each year--the Formal Spring Concert--this year coming on Friday, May 9. In addition, the Band marches and perfoms at the half-time of all home football and basketball games. Daring our years in the Band, this senior class can look back to many happy moments. We were the last group to play in Glenwood when the District Music Fes- tival was one large affair. Other memorable occasions are the Navy Band Concert in Wahpeton, the University of Minnesota football game, the concert in the St. Paul Auditorium for the State School Board Association, the tour of our State Capitol and meeting the Governor, and the mam' weekly summer concerts in Bertha and Hewitt. Many seniors will continue to play with the Band through the summer months and will march in the Minneapolis Aquatennial Parade in July. There are 22 graduating seniors who have played a total of 95 years with the Band. e 3' V Y-, - or-' Row 1: G. Johnston, J. Mclntire, V. Kelley, L. Engelmann, M. Haase, A. Kimber, L. Zaske, J. Purdue. Row 2: K. Johnston, K. Kleen, J. Missling, M. Mclntire, K. Ziemkowski, J. Simmons, K. Cornell, E. Wazgoner. Row 3: J. Alberg, A. Stock, F. Bender, B. Blume, N. Harms, M. Leyh, C. Longanecker, J. Schultz, J. Speckeen. Row 4: B. Kern, D. Mosher, W. Bailey, J. Speckeen, D. Anderson, D. Lindall, L. Purdue, D. Schultz, C. LeCount, L. Greenwaldt. DRAMATI C S CLUB Cast, director, and stagecrew from Maggie. are confronted by insane our one-act play 'The Man who Came Harriet Sedley in a dramatic scene To Dinner.W from 'The Man who Came To Dinner. Egg! Pres. B. Blume, Sec.- Treas. J. Hclntire, V. Pres.1.Purdue, Advisor Hr. Taylor 5 Row l: L. Pearson, J. Haase, L. Peterson, D. Captain, C. Graphenteen, C. Ashbaugh, D Hemming, D. Bokinski, M. Stork, Row 2: B. Westergren, R. Martin, D. Shaw, B. Anderson R- Fihrl. D. Anderson. R. Avery, D. Payne, L. Greenwaldt. Row 3: C. Schultz, D. Boehland J. Michaelson, N. lown, W. Truax, A. Schoneman, D. Kern, R. Decker, M. Boehland. In-Ulm , 1aiE?Q5iS5Efs, 'CA ,gh FUTURE FARMERS ia. Q21 OF AMERICA f ffljaafg b - J .1 ' TH AIM AN PURPOSE OF THE F. F. A. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leader- ship. The specific purposes for which this organization was formed are as follows: l To develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership. To create and nurture a love of country life. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. 4. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5- :go 91100111186 members in the development and establishment of individual farming 6. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. 7- T0 Participate in Off-TU undertakings for the improvement of of agriculture. 8. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage and practice thrift. ll. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 12. To provide and encourage the developme t of organized rural recreational activities. 2. 3. L. wirth, D. fn-nam, D. Captain. Q Won lst place in District. January February March April Row 1: Reporter A. Wirth, 2nd V. Pres. Pteffer, Pres. W. Westergren, Sentinel D Truax, Trees. D. Captain. Row 2: Sec. L Wirth, Advisor Hr. Scott, lst V. Pres. Peterson. District F. F. A, T1-933, L. Wirth. THE! F. F. A. SCHEDULE FOR 1957 Farm Ferum. Lenz Prairie Hay state convention. st. Paul Hes Heetine- Bertha June 1-'FA camp, Lake An-ewhead Poultry Convention, Kansas City August Stage Fair DeK-alb Banquet. Alexandria September Land Judging contest. Staples Speech Contest, Evansville Land Judging Contest, Winona. General Livestock Contest, Fargo F311 Leadership, wadena District Banquet. Fergus Falla oeteber Marketing School, st. Paul November Dist. Officer Meet, Fergus Falls G L I Q, Z' F..-M 5 l Env' T' 'iii kt! nfl:-L 'L 'GV fi' S9 H4 ' Q s U Q 2 U V v 5 X 'L 'fn vw ' - nf i m I' . Il 4 5 E. .5 I E 4 . A ' - . L3 Row 1: J. Specneen, Sec.-Treas. A. Rubel, G. Rach, I. Aldrich, 5. westergren, Pres. D. Mosher. Row 2: P. Goble, Advisor Mrs. Waller, L. Boehland, L. Westergren, VJ. Nestergren, W. Bode, V. Pres. P. Praune, R. Bailey, D. Martin. CAMERA CLUB GFFICE GIRLS Row 1: K. Kleen, G. Rach, S. Krause, M. Hclntire, S. Freitag, F. B0Y1d9l'. R- C0019 C- cm-isuanaen. new 2: J. Shaw, A. Rubel, M. Klucas, E. waggoner. K. Johnston. C- Wilhelm- L. Zaske. Love potlms, hatchets and wash tubs were on the list of properties for the play 'Feudin Over !onder. When one ofthe Pope! boys went out to kill an old skunk and shot Paw Fry, the Fry family was so in- sulted they started a feud that was one dt!! longest in the history of the hills. Rosiebelle Fry QLuel1a Scofield! vas the leader of the feud. The problem was to get her to stop shooting Popoffs longenongh for the Traveling Preacher Cbuane Hosherl to do his yearly marrying. In the process, Rosiebelle got a proposal with the aid cf ahatchet at the throat of Willy Hornhonker Q-Ierole Speckeenl. This stirred Rosiebelle to such heights that she took off to kill another Popoff. Haw Fry Uanice ltlsslingl took a love potion and ended up e aged to Pappy Popoff CKent Millegg. This seemed like a solution until Rosie- belle broke it up. The play ended with a 'marrying scene' in which even Rosiebelle ends up with a Popoff boy. Solos in the play were sung by Kathryn Cornelland Lnella Scofield. Kiss Ann Janes wrote the original music for these songs. A song and dance W the whole cast Chper of Pins! closed the show with everyone all set to 'get hitched. Other characters were: Izzie Fry: Dennis Lindall Clem Fry: Wendell Bailey Beclq he Hornhonlaer: Janice Hclntire Aunt Harry Hornhonlosrz Janet Simons Zekue Popoff: Ihvld Anderson Mountain Haggis: Bonnie Blume Wedding Guests: Muriel Klucas Ronald Pfeffer Ihvid Kapphahn Gloria Johnston Charlotte Wilhelm. Musicians: leo Wirth Leo Peterson Larry Greenwaldt Directors Hr. TW101' Student Directors: Duane Brasch LsVonne Zaske UNIOR CLASS PL AY Friday, November 9th, 1956 Vgkgf 1 Q- -1465, N4 uf 'W' .49 sv 'Na .xg If 54 If J ff! , , A-1 442 fymlnx If rmmmuwff T x 'iff f w N 1 a J 4 F. wJ .-5 - x i-1117 K 5, 'n 'x 1 , . f ,' s vu Laiil nu-1 'q p ...W M L A mia?- A , 1 if . 5. '-lsr..-Lal:-'x1g1,'U .'Y 21 - iXS11gH'1'Fg-gf' 'ffi' all 1 7' lr-V , yi,-uigh! 11 it--1 n ,r V' '.-Lvl 'K f' f 5 v '7 ?f , .1 ' v' 2 T I ' 5 I' I 1 'I -4 ' L1 D A '7 v - . '.' 5 K s ' Q v I - 1 ' ' f ' Y 5 f E L- lr' C ,- :-f -:1 T , Nl! U. 1957 'Twas the night of our banquet, And all through the school, A delectable aroma, Has drifting through. The smell of perfume, and of tonic on hair, Was easily noticed, everywhere. The girls were arrayed in fomals of net, The boys, in their suits, looked far better yet. Peas and potatoesg baked han and buns, Ice cream and wafers: on the menu. Yum! Yun! During the banquet, a program was held. First nudaer--a singer, Miss Kathryn Cornell. Cheryl Christiansen, our talented pianist, was next, She was dressed with dignity, but played with zest lext the class will and the prophecy were heard, By two Seniors, Ellen Haase and Andrey Leeseburg Speeches were given by three of the teachers, The above were the more important features. Then the banquet was over, And we were all pardoned, To enter the enchanting, Exotic Chinese Gardens. An archway strewn with roses, led us into a 'Chinese Garden. The dancers were surrounded with Chinese syrbolsg lanterns overhead and painted figures on all sides. In one corner stood a beau- tiful American beauty rose bush, accented by a spotlight. Pink and silver streamers adorned the stage and the 'make-believe' arch. After dancing to Dick Thomas' music, we left with a happy and light-hearted feeling, knowing that our Junior-Senior Prom, 'Chinese Gardens, was a great success. PROM ?g --P ,rye C'.i'ff-L-..C---f'.'?' 7 A L-Z Q' A ':s SENIOR CLASS PLAY ARRII. 18, 1958 Oar successful Senior Class Play was adapted from the recent movie, Dino Dino, at the age of seventeen, had just finished a four year sentence at Reform School for beingin volved in a serious crime at the age of twelve His parents were secretly relieved that Dino had spent four years away from them--even though in a Reform School Now Dino had re- turned home His younger brother, Tomy, age 13, had already found his ambition to be like Dino He belonged to a gang of teen agers who were beginning the pattern of D1no's earlier life But D:Lno's parole officer, Mr Mandel, realized that something had to be done to change Dino before he turned into a full fledged criminal He asked Mr Sheridan, a doctor at the James Street Settlement House where Dino lived, to treat the boy But the efforts were useless, for Dino wouldn't co operate A helping hand did turn up, however, in the person of Shirley Wallace, a sw 16 year old girl who worked at the Settlement House She somehow became a friend of Dino's This friendship was delta malicious blow, however, when a girl told Shirley about D1no's back ground It appeared then, that Dino would be rejected by Shirley, too He began to fall in with TorW's gang Then Mr Mandel made the perfect gesture and Shirley found the nerve to stand up for her friend Dino finally was launched on the path of self understanding and rehabilitation The play was directed by Student Director-Faye Bender Director-Mr Jesse Twlor The Characters were Sheridan wendell Bailey Mrs Falcaro Janice Mclntire Della Janice Missling Shirley Kathryn Cornell Mr Falcaro Doug Schultz Pat, Lavox-me Zaske Jackie Karen Ziemkowski Mrs Mikula Cheryl Longanecker Bea Cheryl Christiansen Miss Haines Bonnie Blume Ihnnys Ronald Pfeffer lst girl Mary Ann Haase Mr Mandel Jim Kretzschmar Steve Jerome Speckeen 2nd girl Joye Bolles Ehctras Ronnie Pfeffer, Leo Peterson, David Kapphahn Janet Simons Janet Perdue SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS V Pres J Pkzlntire, Sec Trees C Christiansen, Pres W Bailey, Class Advisor Mr Uhrich ' n .ll Dino: Leslie Purdue Tow: Chuck Aldrich Sylvia: Luella Scofield King and Queen of Hearts 1. K. Cornell, R. Pfeffer Regional Speech Contestants- K. Cornell, L. Zaske. IaVonne also won the Local Homemakers Concession Stand Workers Award for 1958. D. Schultz, F. Bender L. Greenwaldt ' fri ' .V ay Q I 5 ' i . A 1 2 Q Z x, 3 , ' ' A11-Conference Football Players S, ,gi 3 Girl and Boy Staters DQ SChU1tZ, J. Haase, Eid, Q IF , L. Zaske. J' Kretzschmar D. Anderson. R. Pffeffer V 5 n : 2 i' , , , :L q,, xy. rl lb-H Champ on Canner Vg! J. Voge oc., di esac Q 1 fx Q1 9 all!-gate: I 0379 My 25 Annual Advisor: Hrs. Sagehom Graduation: Hay 27 . vas 3 Cla T PM. as Color ,genio 3: wot Mak 'Inq Su 'ez- Class Advisor: Mr. Uhrioh Class Motto: Think truly, speak truly, live truly. mr Art Editor, Joye Bolles, desigmd our URSA ANNUS cover. WEN ELL BAILEY 'I'm really not so smart but don't tell my teachers.n C1358 Officer 1 o o o o 3 yrsg Football. . . . . . M yrs, Basketba-1.10 o 0 0 e L, yrse Baseball oquo 0 0 3 yrs. Senior Chorus . . . 3 yrs. Chorus S01OiSte o e 9 1 yrs Ouartet 0 o o o o o o 3 yrs. Dramatics Club. . . . . 1 yr. Junior Class Play . . . 1 yr. Senior Class Play . . . 1 yr. FAYE BENDER 'She looks so quiet and demure, but then I wouldn't be so sure.' Senior Chorus . . . . 1 yr. Annual 0 0 e e 1 yrt Ushers Club . . . . . . 2 YTSo Dramatics 0 o o o 2 yrs! Library Service Club. . 1 yr. Noon Supervision. . . . 1 yr. OffiC9 Work o o 0 o o 0 1 yr! Senior Class Play . . . 1 yr. Concession Manager . . 1 yr. CHARLES ALDRICH 'What thought can think, another thought can mend.' K X I ,A DAVID ANDERSON 'Knowing I loved books, they furnished D1enty.' Football. 0 5 Q Q Basket?-no o n Baseball. . . Track . . . . Senior Band . . . Senior Chorus .. O O I D O I Camera 0 Q 0 Junior Class Play . Footba1l........3yI'S. Basketball. . . . , , U yrs. I V B8S6b3.1l.ooooooo1yTo Senior Class Play . . . 1 yr, U yrs . . M yrs 3 Yrs 3 yrs 5 yrs. 2 yrs 1 yr. 1 yr. 1 yr. XF xqcclkrlfl' A A. BONNIE BLUHE A x O J M 1 . 01 .4-P f Xi Vbdf BRUCE OEHlAND 'There must be ambition in him because none comes out.' SeniorBand.. oao93yrSg F. F. A. . . . . . . . 2 yrs. 'Her mind is here but her heart is elsewhe Senior Chorus . . Sextete O O I C O Annual Staff. . . muC8 0 Junior Class Play Senior Class Play re.' 3 yrso 2 yrs. 1 yr. 2 yrso 1 yrs. FT -x '?'W1va,v f .' , L., :f - Y W fascism 'af-.jrq I ,-IRQ! .. 57111 RONALD BOKINSKIE Let the girls amuse them- selves. FIFOAI leon qauyfs, DONALD BOKINSIGIE Still water runs deep. FeFoAu oeooeeaou'yr3e Junior Class Play. . .1yr, 61 CHERYI, CHRISTIANSEN True to one, one at a time. JOYE NLLES 'Courtesy costs nothing and gains everything, I'll find 8 way or lake 1t. Senior Chorus . . 3 yrs. Chorus Soloist . 3 yrs. Sextet .... .2yrs. o o 0 U e o 1 yrs Annual Staff . . 1 yr. G.A.A. .......1yr. Library Service Club . 2 yrs. Junior Class Play . . . l yr. Senior Class Play . . . 1 yr. KATHRYN CORNELL 'She smiles on marv just for fun, but we all know there's only one. Class Officer . . Senior Band . . Senior Chorus . . Chorus Soloist. . G11-151 Glee Club. Sextet. o o o e 0 Annual Staff. . . GOAVAC O Q I I Dramatics Club. . Queen Candidate . Speech fRegionalD Cheerleading. o 0 e o e o Junior Class Flay Senior Class Play o o zyrse e e 6y'l'So o o 3yr3e o o 0 Byrs. 0 o e I-yrs 0 0 0 3yrse o o lyru o o 3yr50 . . . Zyrs. o o o lyro o o o lyro e o e 6yrs. o o o Byrso e e o J-yrs . . . lyr. C1388 Officsl' Q Q o o 0 Zyrso S9n10I' km o o 0 oouyrso Chorus Accampanists . . 3 yrs. mls' Glee o e 1 yr. Annllal o o o o 1 yr. GoAnAo 0 o e e o o 2 yrs. Dramatics Club. . . 1 yr. PPUECSSQ 0 o o o o 1 yrs Queen Candidate . . . 1 yr. Speech 0 Q 1 yr. Office Q e o o o 1 yr- Senior Class Play . . . 1 yr. S DUANE BRASCH Pray you use your freedom and so far as you please, allow me m1ne.' Class Officer 0 o 1 yrs Football. Q e 0 3 yrs. Basketball. , , I+ yrs. Tl-'ack o e o o o 2 yrs. Annual Staff. . . l yr. Dramatics Club. . 1 yr. Speech CDist.rictJ 1 yr. Junior Class Play lyr. JERRY HAASE at. Senior Band . Camera Club . NORMAN GREENWALDT Not that I dislike just like fun better. Football. 0 e 0 l e Basketmllo e n e Q 'He knowsa lot, but just CS.n'f. think of it. Football. e 0 0 0 0 e Basketball. 0 0 In-rack o e e 0 e 0 e FQFQAQ Q o o 0 Q e 0 Noon Supervision. . . 2 yrs. l yr. la yrs. 3 FTS- 2 yrs. BETTY ELLIG 'Not all men are queer to look oaooeuyrso A eelyro CARL CRAP!-EN'YEEN 'I do as I please, and I do it with ease. F.F.A. .......1+yrs. Noon Supervision . . . Projection Operator . . is greater! Senior Chorus A FoFeAs o 0 0 lyr. 2 yrs. ?' f LARRY GREENWALUI' ,: 1 2 'Speech is great, but silence Dramatics 0 I Noon Supervisi Ono e Projection operator Junior Class P13-7 f Concession Manager. ls yrs. I+ yrs. 2 yrs. lyr. lyrn lyr. 'lyr- study, I ,S eelyre eelyro HAR! ANN I-IAASE 'A mixture of misery, and edu- cation Senior Senior Sextet e e 0 e o Soloist 0 Q e 0 Glee Club Staff . Q Bamoococo Ch0I'uSeeoeo Chorus Girls ' Annual Ikamatics Club . 0 I 0 0 e n 0 Q I Office 0 0 e 0 0 cmsmctbe e e Junior Class Play. . . Senior Class Pla? - . - is highly explosive. 5yrs Byrs 3375 BYPS lyr. lyr. 2 yrs. lyfe lyr. lyr. lyr. NORMAN HAGEI.S'I'ROM 'Chase me girls, I won't run. Sm1iOI' Ch0I'U.8 o e o s e 3 yrso Annua1Staff... ..ly'r. Noon Supervision. . . . 1 yr. NOR!-IA HARY5 alyze it in a test tube. 6 'If I ever find love, I'11 an. SeniorBand...... yrs. Senior Chorus . . . . . 3 YF8. N 0 Q o 0 0 0 0 1 yr. A.nnualStaff.....lyr. Dramatics o 0 u e 2 yrs. Junior Class Play . . . l yr. Senior Class Play . . . l yr. DAVID HEMMING 'Hen of few words are the best men. F.F.A........-'+Y1'5- stay small . Senior Senior Girls ' ' Annual Ushers Band . . . Chorus . . Glee Club. O O Club . . . Dramatics Club. . Camera Club . . . Junior Class Play DAVID KAPPHAHN Is your motor miss1ing'f F0Otb3l1nooooooo2y1'Se GLORIA JOHNSTON 'Only weeds grow tall, so I Library Service Club: I 'rrackeeeoooooolyro Basebanocoeoeeolwe Junior Class Play . . . 1 yr. 'This guy is fast., his driving that isan Basketball 0 o 0 0 o 2 yrs. Baseball . . 3 yrs Trackueso ogyrs Semor Band . . . 3 yrs Senior Chorus . . . . 3 yrs Dramatics Club . . . 2 yrs Camera Club . . . . . lyr. 1 Junior Class Play . . . YT. lbyrs Zyrs lyr. lyr. lyr. lyro lyr. lyr. lyr. JAMES KRETZSCHHAR 'If it.'s speed you want., Ins. C1338 s s s s Football. s s s s s s BaSk9ttB-us s s 0 0 mseballs s s 0 U Track s s s s 0 l S6Ili0l' Bind o s s s s Bam SO10i8f.s s s s s s Senior Chorus . . . . . Speech CDistrictD . . . Senior Class Play . . . QXCUSO 2 yrs. 3 yrs- ls yrs. 2 yrs. 1 yrs 6 yrs. 1 yrs 3 yrs. 1 yr. 1 yrs DAVID IAHBERT Don't you tsachers know uny- thing about Labor laws?- Came:-aCluh......1y-r. SYLVIA KRAUSE 'Full of tallqr tallq talk and laughter! UsmrSC1ubssssss3yrss officsoirlsosssslyro Library Service Club . 2 yrs. MURIEL KIIJCAS 'She was cut out to be an angel but somebody ran away with the pattern. Class Officer . . . . Senior Chorus . . . . I O O I I Annual Staff . . . . Library Service Club Cameraclubs s s s s Junior Class Play . . Zyrs lbyrs lyr. lyr. BYPS lyr. lyr. S , X Y. IENNIS IEES UIU 'Why think twice when once is enougb.' m89wlssssssssuyr.0 'nf8Cksssss sslyr' Senior Chorus . . . - 2 FTS- HARYLCU LEYH 'Inve is a dream, man I'n s1eepy. SBl'!101' mm s s s s s s u yrs. S8ni0I' Chorus s s s s 3 yrss Girls' Glee 0 s 1 yrs Usmrs Q s s s s 1 yrs GsAsAs s s s s s s s 1 yrs u.'aX.tiC8 s s s 1 yrs Library Service Club. 1 yrs Ca-nraclubsssss yrs JANICE HISSLING nBusy as a bee, buzzing.N Swdm'Emd. .. .. Senior Chorus . . . . . Girls' Glee Club Annual Staff. . . . . GIA-OAI I I I I I I I I Dramatics Club. . . . . Junior Class Play . . . Senior Class Play . . . always 3 VPS- 3 yrs. 1 yr. 1 yr. 3 yrs. 2 yrs. 1 yr. 1 yr, JANICE McINTIRE 'Silence is a virtue unwise, so I talk.n Class Officer . . . . . Senior Band o 0 0 o 0 Senior Chorus . . . . . Girls' Glea Clube 0 0 0 Sexteta I I I I I O I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' Annual Staff. . . . GIAIAI I I I I I I I I Dramatics Club . . . . Queen 5 o 0 0 E o 0 0 Junior Class Play . . . 1 Senior Class Play . . . l KENT MILLER 'I can be nice when I want to.' Football. o s 4 o o 1 yrs Basketball. Q 0 0 0 o 1 yrs Track Q Q 0 0 0 0 0 0 s 3 yrso Junior Class Play . . . l yr. CHERYL LONGANECKER for the M yrs. k yrs. 3 yrs. 1 yi'- lyr. 1 yr. 1 yr. 1 yr. 2 yrs. 2 yrs. 1 yr. 1 yr. 1 yr. lyro nlt matter not how long you live, but how well.n Senior Bam o 0 0 0 0 Ushers Club . . . . . . Dramatics Club. o o Q 0 GOAIAI I I I I I I I I Senior Class Play . . . U yrs. l yr. 1 yr. 2 yrs. 1 yr. X72 DENNIS LINDALL VALEDA LOMA 'It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice.N UShSI'SC1Y1booaoco1yre Library Service Club. . 1 yr. 'I was not made for climbing the tree of know1edge.' Basketball. 0 0 0 s 0 0 Track . . . . . . . Senior Band 0 0 0 c Sel'liOl' Ch0I'u8 o o o o Dramatics g 5 Q 0 Junior Class Play . . . 3 yrs 2 yrs M yrs 3yrS 2 yrs 1 yr, JEROME ORR 'A brain can only hold much, mine is ful1.W Football o n 0 0 o o o 3 yrs: Basketball. o o o 0 Q 1 yro Baseball. 0 o 0 o o 1 yr. Senior Chorus Q 4 o o 0 1 yr. Junior Class Play . . . 1 yr. LARRY FEARSON NI'm just the man I'm looking for.' Baseballsooooloouyrso FoFoAo n o o M yT5o LUANL AOSHER uStudies all night except when he has somethinz else to do.H S9niOr Band. o Q A o 0 u yrs, Band Soloist . . . 1 yr. Senior Chorus. . . 1 yr. Annual Staff . . . 1 yr, gg Dramatics Club . . 2 yrs. ' Camera Club . . . . . M yrs, 5 'f V Junior Class Play. . . 1 yr. LARRY NEISON Senior Class Play. . . l yr. 'If at first you don't succeed let it go.H larry Nelson F0Otba1l. o o o a o 4 0 1 yrs Football Manager. . . . 3 yrs. Basketball. o o 0 o 0 o 1 yrs Basketball Manager. . . 3 yrs. Baseball. 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 3 yrs. Senior Chorus . . . . . 3 yrs. Library Service Club. . 3 yrs. ALLEN PFEFFER NThere's a time for all things.n Track 0 0 0 0 2 YTS' FOFQAI I O O O I O O O A yrs. WNever lets his schoolins in' terfere with his education.n Football. o o v Q o 0 0 1 yr' Track 0 e o 0 o l 0 0 0 2 yrs' q F.F.A. o 0 0 o 0 o c 0 1 yr' Junior Class Play . . - 1 YT' HDt Lunch o Q o 0 0 0 0 3 yrs' Senior Class Play . . o 1 YT- ,i .. 'XX GARY PFEFFER HM only books were girls' looks.' Track . . . 2 yrs. Band . . . . . . . 3 yrs. F. F. A. . . . . . . U yrs. Noon Supervision . . . 1 yr. DOUGLAS SCHULTZ 'Girls are bothersome but I don't mind being bothered.' Footballe 0 0 c I o 0 o 1 :fro Senior Band o e 9 o o 5 yrsa Band Soloist. . . . 1 yr. SBniOr Chorus e 0 e o 1 yr. Dramatics Club. . . . 2 yrs FeFsAooooaocoo3yrSo Junior Class Play . . . 1 yr. Senior Class Play . . . 1 yr. Concession Manager . . l yr. RONALD PFEFFER nAn athlete that scores in more ways than one.N Baseball . . . . . . . Basketball . Football . Track . . . . . . . . . F. F. A. . . . . . . . Senior Class Play . LESLIE FURDUE 3 yrs 1 yr. 3 yrs M yrs 3 yrs 1 yr. HI figure it this way and now here is my brief explanation. CTwo hour speech coming upln U Q U . f O U Baseballs o o 0 e u U Track 9 o o 0 o o Senior Chorus 0 0 0 Dramatics Club. . . . Senior Class Play . . u yrso M yrs. 3 yrse 3 YTS- 2 yrs. 1 yr. CAROL PL-.ITL HShe is kind and quiet, her nature never varies. Senior Chorus 0 o 0 o o 1 yrs Ushers Club . . . . . . 1 yr. Library Service Club. . 2 yrs. JANET EURDUE I 'She's a terror for her size,' Class Officer . . . . Ushers Club . . G.A.A4 O O I I I C I Dr3matiCS Club. o o o Library Service Club. . Senior Class Play . . 2 yrs 2 yrs 2 yrs 2yrs 1 yr. 1 yr. G. A. A. . Junior Class Senior Class LUELLA SCOFIELD NI never think of the it comes soon enough.n Senior Chorus . . . Dramatics Club . . Ushers Club ...... Library Service Club . 'piaif I Play . fI2 future, 5 yrs. yrs. 2 yrse 2 yrs. 3 yrs' 1 yr. 1 yr. JANET SIMMONS 'There are two days which one should never worry-- yesterday and tomorrow.' about JEROME SPECKEEN Ushers Club ...... 2 yrs. G.A.A. ........ 3 yrs. DI'3.lD3tiCS 9 o e o 2 YDS. Library Service Club. . 2 yrs- Junior Class Play . . . l yr. Senior Class Play . . . 1 yr. JANICE VOGE 'The best way to lengthen our Senior Band Sextet . . 'Her genial disposition brings her man frlends.N Senior Chorus . . Piano Accomoanist . . . Girls' Glee Club Library Service Club . Ushers Club M 3 l M 1 2 2 yl'8 yTS yr. yI'S yr. yTS yI'S days is to steal a few hours from the n1ght.' Football. e o e Q Basketball. . Senior Band . . Senior Chorus . . Dramatics I Camera Club . . . Junior Plasv e e o Senior Class Play . . . M yrs. l yr. M yrs. 3 YTS- 1 yr. 1 yr. 1 yr, 1 yr. deny it.' BARBARA WALLNER 'Some say she's quiet, they only knew her, Library Service Club Ushers Club . . . . . but 11 they'd YT . 2 yrs. JERRY MARWICK 'Don't let that innocent look fool you.' F. F. A. 3 yrs. BETTY NEETS 'A friend worth having, a friend worth knowing, and a friend worth keeping! Gpfxntxeeoeoeeozyrse BEVERLY WEICKERT talk.' Ushers Club . . . . I'b's foolish to think, let's ..2yrs. WAYNE WESTERGREN 'Mighty of heart and mighty of soul.' SeniorBand... .-3y'I'S- Fg Fe Ae e e e e e e e 3 yrs' Noon Supervision . . . 1 yr- Camera e e o e o 0 1 yr' NANCY WEXINHI It adds a precious seeing to the eye. II Homecoming Queen . . yr Homecoming Princess . yr Girls' Glee Club . . yr CHARLOTIE WILHELMI GeAeAeeeesee Library Service Club yr MZ? 'If Giggles were golden, I'd be a millionaire! officeoirle e e 0 e elyre Ushers Club . . . . . . Zyrs. Library Service Club . l yr. Junior Class Play . . . 1 yr. LEO WIRTH 'A quiet tongue s head.' Baseball . . . . . Speech iDistrictD . Fl Fl Ae O D O O O Fe Fe Ae Projection Cperator Noon Supervision . Junior Class Play . hows a wise Zyrs. Zyrs. lbyrs BYFS 2:11 lyr. e olyro e e e 0 U C I O O C I 0 A-5315 .-.'0CD,'-.RD I come here to get general idea of things. F,F.A.paouoo0 is yrs. KAREN ZIEMKOWSKI 'Life is but a day, but ahh last night. Senior Band . . . . 5 YTS- Band Soloist. Q Q . 2 YTS. Senior Chorus . . . 3 NTS- Sextetecoioo 0o3yrs' Girls' Glee 0 U 0 1 YT' Go A-IAC ' C U O Q C 0 3 yrs. DPS-U13-tiCS Club. o o 0 o 2 yrso Speech KDistrictD . . . l yr. LAVONNE ZASKE Play and I'l1 play with you. If you won't, I'1l play alone. Senior Chorus . . . Office Girl . . . . . Speech fRegionalD . . Annual Staff . . . . Dramatics Club . . . G.A.A. ...... Local Homemaker Award Junior Class Play . . Senior Class Play . . Girls' Glee Club. . . Q y'I'S. 3 .lyr. .lyr. .lyr. .2yrs . 3 .1 1 1 gif? 'F Q 0 MARTHA HENNING has transferred to Worthington to complete her education, Library Service Club . 2 yrs. Ushers Club .... . . 2 yrs. XISSQS SMR C THANK? ff 3 PADS expl rel' AND FASHIONS 1958 1 an Q, 'WEN I V if Q3 121 X cf, -w f is 17 fi. A Q 4 A ff' ' ' Qi 4 I I Ve' in ., K 5 in fr W? ' wh .' 3' 'Z' -' 4 - I X In f if L , ,A x w CY , X af f ' ., 5 We C '-Je, 727 t A 721, fdilszw, I K Nile, 0 eb 0, -.59 r, ' ig , ' nf ,' W s , 7 -J 'nf' 1 b n v . A Y 3 , 3, Q , ,, I. sk . W. .!. .i qi- L-lf.: z , ' A xi A Doesn' t Tal' 6, , .3xe9Q wffm' Much amyum To Get I-'eap Blg Values! Ugh! conomy! ,f: , X n - '29 . ' , 22:1 ' A 1 X . ' 0 -. , , gag.. -9 5 , V . ' ':f u., ALDRICH S ' MARKET KN .., .pf x l ,S fjxi 72'-ix 'nee So. Lj532' 45'51.P- me Shaped Q T1 rm F4 SJ 'f S guy 0.021 9, is I WAV' L c..gL ss neo I-.fC ev-n a e u.Y'vnx I'u.re 5'I'org V dale Mmnesn-A, ee u. ug Youv' Y1 l M, , fb 4 j aug' ev asker od' Cv 'E 'the bdauj V0 'A O vJesJtcf-5 en Be uw. HCS BAND INSTRUMENTS RENTALS PIANOS ACCORDIONS GUITARS HI FI PHONOGRAPHS RECORDS SHEET MUSIC RADIOS Y Skalman .Mus r Eampany CII as ' I 4 I CIeaniv1g 53 l owl- af is wav , e5f' VJ SI1e.S To 'Hue C a,SS v-.Y a.v'-nal' DEH 'T' IST' l.Ov1j Pwr-0.11-le WQJEH IL, Ninnnesof-as Mww-esofm mi 1 V of ' F ' al N mr' 1 . Be.1...D3 I 5 C I . q 1,xS'q ' gun' .ffm fe P ' -J', S'A2'q4?71s h X JS' B274 a, rn? H 5 +A. if xl I I WH wx 'Wm 1 ' If 7 ooJ A Ltkfn I 34' B 0. Q lj Q In SMD? , ' f I. I QUE ,igfgf LKB . 'UU fffAf I' S 1 56:0 qu. JUL S' 7-4 7 QL t .Q El In i B 5 Q Q A o -F -53 IS D J- I II-. LA 0 - F Hen? I Best N,UiSHe.5 nh O fxainvwehi . I C, 1 WQJCHAI Mz0WC304q , To the C.l,o.SS 09 H-5'3 L,-2 5 D1 .EBOrev1Ka.v-uP A4 b ,Q xi eafve, I1 I .-' ' 1 ,qw-,.,.. E Be.:-'TH a., minne Sofa L- THE FAMILY STORE THA'I S FUN T0 SHOP 0 QYYNQYVN SO' 7? SL aaa wadfe 8 rick 5 3 M Pmabiffh ww my We lu 'f -wvfo' K ENJOY RHYTHM sowuusf wm-l AMF AUTOMATIC PlNsPoT1ERs t, 11 D11 C mpargy Be tha Wi WADLNA LANES fBtt Bonngwnh A mAh uc Ape-11 r BERTHAAREAB 1 , 25 .2 ,LO K f f- 3 ,H 50 K o F oi I I Beffgkow Hx J I, c 4,1 Wham: of-., , ' . - ' a . - . IL. ' , f W . ll , fun 3 E, neil mir.-Lmesgta ff' v x V v M 4 y .' A X v Home o e er w f u oma s - s c a welcome o ow ers oh Vik'-DLA long f en-.o'r s 7 DOMIAN MEI' ORIAI. Bertha Minn ta B st V lue Hewitt Minnes ta Pl' ne 25141 3 C W. fn 1- -nvvwtu --1- - 1- 1-M -Un 'muh-1 7 Bertha Minnesota Bfa man J Qou KW W H 1' 'Phe B,r-rn Ohphomne Com P,,,, 6 'fha Gsflsf 5, , Pemble 7 .fl 2' X K ,S Ii S o . a W 4 0 A J S A t W u 0 O 0 ll Une J I Y ' o g A. j , . er h , 'N 6 5 plus ummsns Q 'flrvm A -t he Isa noro Wadena Minnesota SurxAOxu.KST Ba ber YW P 'QM Be-lkq Munn Dv L le om-mem e4 our av-we.ve vxggdg herfl if? GREETINGS TO THE SENIORS OF 1958 Municipal Store Hewitt Minnesota xx 'ff S M ' it k f OIAI' Own av-Jware WAJCWI- 611054 FOR THE BEST IN DAIRY PRODUCTS Bertha Minnesota e A 5 . I t B0 -DAGUE as X ' . I , S Q r , - N 4 . . .. ifffqy? A xi ' -f Q I ..- - - ' ' H U 0?.I'i.L:xione4 I V C 'L auf' '-X 1 VNC e-'N Q 9 Q ev-nap-1 KAJGLE m e9q Q4-ESL wiSLeS 'xx C. all-,Q N gn H 'Le P 'Pie G Mlm ena mn es HEWITT CU CIPERATIVE CREAMERY GRADEABHANDBUTTE! THEFIN'ESTBU'1'TERINAMERICA M 'iff' rl nv nv-3.5 Sub Deb SXNQP WQJEYIQ. hdxyxyx MQ IODD 'SN xDl A QC. K Senor' NK , rncuuc L0 OIIRXIIYI C e Y' Dba Q 0 D I 3 tt Bett MY au. lm meaf AJ - Be +511 Mu-fme.s T4 e eve I lk Zmffh M... T5 2 MY P v+-ble ff That I lp wiht 'x C1 ouil' 'li agf- K rg,-l 1.R J Jaivsfkx ramen ous Va ueg, o. -gv and +A 'O gi 4 vu: Z. 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VX vmeso Igtf url: ggi I nuff .gif 031' annllf :'v' 5:4 1.5- neg -,g - nrt' Congratulations, Seniors' onvratulations to tlfe Sem ors QuJn++ aft 2 MMU D Fertilizers Pro Vid All Feeds Bertha Minn Phone M992 Friendlw dependable , servlce fe if mn 5 9-7 U-20-VC L41 CTC 'L' Q 1' ogg G-92 !0uJ RTU G HARDWARE EMERSOV RADIO GILT EIDE VAIYTS SPVED QUU Yx STANDARD wadena , Mlnnesota I-1 W4 .e1x.c,,j xl 'Lo' T1I1A+! lr sf GJ W5 c ,fr0MiM lu TO THE SENIOR CD55 OF 1958 WE WISH YOU THE BET OF LUCK! EBIL1. DIIIG 5094- 3 moss 1-mppv rsffv AGE sous Ano DAUGHTEES New Qumpus poons F02 sooo rows QUARTERS tn co FIISI NHIIUIIHI BHHK llf BBIHIH DEPOSITS msuneo The FUUUWI UUIIUSII IHSIIHIIUU CUTIIUTIUUH 1 NG 0 510 000 S10 000 Happy soluhons fo financial problems ,C et us F xlou SGW Ol O 1' O xt -A u pxan to So H252 i wnsm T N, o. c. J L Mel 3- i mi lip!! llllllli? 'SF as BUBBLE UP SQUIRT IIWNX I ISSION FLAVORS T 1 ph .. PEPSI-COLA if ,Ak Wad Finn ta 'Sk X af Le 'X Asif N0 Vrlsr fs XXJELf'LELL SEVHWG., m - nnQ5a4n -P90 F' emu. Servce 4-qu ll' ww. Ln Saul see.-1 c.u.s4- ef-5 4 S ls vu f u.n.n ec.K 7 Be Uma. lvl vmes fa. i Q +3 0+ 1 0 k 6',.6, 'Wkm Im- Mgjfjf I, Know whefe +1391 ym elf-he fr ces cu-e Be:-Uno. Cape Q Bernie., lvlxnnesoi' 'R .L-Le, Earl-lun. Capt. w v P 1 X00-1.0 , '- QQ Bifove M 4, AHC? avaav e 5 mu. SM. Qkfqgg-Lhijabl Mi n wnii 0+G- PLMYSE 3 66 5 - fi 5 '15 A '1'rE,P-l 'W . .L f tx. s f HITJS ROOT BEER 0 my , - , I 'Q K B x BQ' X, -.L ' 0 e e one: 140 ,I f 9713. eso AQ' ' lzi' x fi 3 'V 3 5 bl :X Seb ,u 0-K N S 0 X 5 , X Y Q n A C 0' 3. 'J' '5 is f 'I 3 53 vc o. A .f 7 . . ' ' om X lg . - y K y 0 . Q 5 h U 1 v I 1 o I HI X-fl 'F , Q11 .. XXU.lIl'l,7 SE.S.!R ' llfy rffns X crow Ck 0 it ww u 1 1 ff.f seems'-,4 W ' S FEEDS X ga, Wm 5 'T M 2271 tt VX BERTHA MINNESOTA fi astoli - My GCN s1AnnAnn3 STANDARD SERVICE Q Exxx lo, H I B X I T' Q x 3' ,Ro AU-CC X - ?L,,,,e Hem , mvxeutfi e u E- 5 Ffgg Qomnivw 'PyC.K-UP Sevut e' ' WEGENER IMPLEMENT lqyrton O. Wzggener, proprietor nt! , i o Tel pno 116 MANUFACTURING AND DISTRIBUTING NORTHERN PINE WMM wmmmfmu VERNDALE LUMBER Wx O X COMPANY INC B y D e or BUILDLNG M 11-:luA1. Q55 i? A oo LETELIXNE nj X 9 'xl Verndnle Mmnesotu px -r Q X 1.4. 6 Maia, Jerzy. pw zum Bertha jjfllerald Servmg the COl'IIlHl,IIIlt1QS of Reltha and Hewltt 2 tv M6150 wth 5, fl if '-'7lIIlOl.l.I .snzsrzfi AUCTION POSTERS MORRIS F BAILEY MAMIE I BAILEY Bert Sh O14-V VIQYI ha Ch1Ck Hatchery OW I GERALD ANDERSON P p A 1 Qo. CI' B Z'QQ'l,QI,,, PUTRMZ MARKET Bevmwa W2 mneso a. e ne ' A w .,., ' L Z Qiis- M I ' , , , iifs 2 gf.. , H 3511? f A - u ir c r i a a WF . af-. Nw ani ' 5 . . ..,:- . , -.,1 U 1 - P, V , 1,0 A MP A '17 .SS ' ff 2 :using 'I -' in 1 ' ff- - I 4 .2,?..W... :SP 4 A , 1 U ' m If in fmt Ang in 1 from Vs L in ..,f 1 zc to oF 0.4 F214 O, 1 . . 04 - cvqvi a ' - Fee R d'e , : 4 For Ene'E-I' FDI-no+ojP a Play ek me DQHQIJ MJEM, Pfla-ww-Ifl Best wishes t the class of 58 V I I Sflvfopg McDona STUDIO S 0? fr + I, e KEN S WAREHOUSE SALES Plumbing Heaung Appliances New and Used Furniture Auto Parts Phone 680 17 ASI-I AVENUE WADENA MINNESOTA HUMIEHIEI EU Manufacturers of Fine Furniture I5 coI.FAx Ave s L Ehgelmann M M Bottemiller WAD:-:NA MINNESOTA AGLE BEND CREAMERY ASSOCIATION I o . l Interior icw O Rex ld I II - - ' N. E. K ' I il +L . .E A. . . . . H. IJ. M131-L., 5-.L -AH. l:I,m1I'I:.K, va . ALI A '.a.4', N 4 N- E ' Q' .- . . ', . ', wnz ul' S., s 1 'ensure o Ska I QP THE SUNSHINE GROCERY Where Thex freer You Uzlh 1 Nmzle Phone 2281 Bertha Mmnesoto dew DRU Wadena , Minnesota BRINKS JEWELRY M 71' A P one house MM WANNA EMT HEARING Ams GOETZ EVERSON MOTORS USED CAR HEADQUARTERS Evinrude Outboards Coll 156 Wodeno 'ur' QW BETI'TER RUN IN BEFORE YOU RUN Hil1er's Sales and Service Bertha Minnesota Phone 2351 Phillips 66 Armstrong Lee Tires ll ups CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS I 1 LANDEEN'o STORE EAGLE BEND MINN MURRAYS LAND OFFICE NC E Bryat A n WADENA MINNESOTA Statlonery Cchoal and Off1Ce Supply-S Portable 'Iypewriters Opposlte the Cozy Theater -v1 TIME JEWELR GLENN H SPEED Propr to PHONE In WADENA MINNESOTA Visit our Diamond Room where you make your selection in private D transactions are strictly confndentlal KEEPS KE ANI3 STARFIRE DIAMONDS in 4 price to fit amy budget. USE OUR EASY CREDIT PMN. I ' , x KK .I , r 1 A 1' P ' ' 'L ak - 'E U - GS N, we-: A - . - . N ETS W -9 I X h 1 E, if E 75 1 x - DIAMONDS - f a' Q-,mah ref ,QQ Y X P' - . 1 OUTn and ' A Cvfvfff Diarrzornfx 4SilL'i'La'a1z 'uid fx ' , I . 115 . n ve ue f ,I - A a r A Q , n ,TT'ea.5l-U e o F Sauna CVJI I 0 C SI-1 Hewitt Minnesota Phone 2272 II HEWITT HARDWARE HEWITT MINNESOTA East EISIJBS XZX f ya, WWA ak mm. HEWITT OIL COMPANY Morcomb Implement Co Eagle Bend M1nn lik 1 Hi EAGLE BEND will bn., CAFE I AT THIS STORE YOU GET QUALITY AND SERVICE TeIepI'1o e RE 8 3482 Ea e B d n ui Roger Hartung I Rollle Thxel propt. i gy Cp... 'IYS 'N 28 W QS 1oYl wadna Mnnnsta w:r rw 5 W5 RL I ' ' mOl'l8fCh1ce Cream Companq Cxfvdana 227 ENGEBRETSON GARAGE 8. IMPLEMENT AUTO 8. TRACTOR REPAIRS NEW 8- USED IMPLEMENTS RE 8 3422 EAGLE BEND MINN -J l CAE ' c Q ,, X 'W ' e , ' e o Vw., ,gi in f JC- ' , ,fl- V ',F',-, 3544 , - fr fp f ,T,.n 'l' .AA 1- ff'-if, Llfikgif ld viv-:LI :K ,fi '.s,s E.12E'.wQES'f-,'nxg :'. 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