Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1951 volume:

THE BLACK QUILL Volume VI Published by The Senior Class B aci Jc'h High School BLAUKDUCK, MINNESOTA MAY MCMLI Vi 0 NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE Co-Editors- Class Editors' Activity Editor- .—-X---------------Darlene Bauer Ce cile Hendrickson ----------Margaret Krueger Mary Sessing --------------Virginia Bye Business Manager--------------------------------James Miller Associate Business Managers--------------------Thomas Gilmore Donald Johnson Art Editor--------------------------------------Jerry Dhennin Sports Editor------------------------------------Kent Matheny Typists_______________________________________Maureen O'Brien Vera Lundstrom 2 Adviser- Mabel Gilstad BOARD OF EDUCATION STANDING: Mrs. Roy Zimmerman, Fred Klug, Dale Russel. SEATED: Ollle Jamtaas, Louis Beck, Dootor H.A. Palmer. 3 Wilma Korpela, a 1950 Superintendent Brosvick is a aii!inna� a very efficient busy man, keeping the school office secretary. running smoothly. Faculty Row III: Q. Brunson (Social Science), R. Erickson (Principal), R. Goldstrand (Basketball coach), A. M. Gordon (Agriculture), R. Norland (Chemistry), L. Cox (Football coach), W. Brosvick) Superintendent Row II: M. Gilstad (English), D. Gramling (Business), E. Gerner (Home Economics),C. Erickson (Speech), 0. Brunson (first), I. Strong (sixth), E. Haugen (third) Row I: D. Hanson (Music), M, Scheneker (second), D. Duda (fifth), D. Mattson (fourth), H. Larson (second), B Tangen (clerical), N. Berg (History), L. Gilstad (first). 4 NANCY ADAMS Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 2; FHA 2; Declamation 3. LYLE ANDERSON Chorus 2,4; Football 2,3,4; Band 2; Stoics 1,2,3; Vice pres. 1. MARY LOU AUSTRENG Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; FHA 2; Stoics 2,3; Cheerleading 1. DARLENE BAUER Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Sex- tette 3,4; Triple Trio 2; Stoics 2; Dramatics 3; Black Quill(co- editor); FHA 2; Band 1,2,3,4; School Patrol 1. VERNON BEGEMAN Chorus 4; School Patrol 1. RAYMOND BURKE FFA 1,2,3,4. VIRGINIA BYE Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Sex- tette 3?4; Triple Trio 2; Stoics 2,3; Declamation 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Black Quill (activity editor); Blackduckling 3?(editor)4; FHA 2; Booster 1,2,3? (editor)4. ROBERT BYRNE Chorus 3? +; FFA 3 , +; Grand Rapids Ag. School: Wrestling l,2;Confer- ence Wrestling Champion; Glee Club L MARIESUE CASKEY Chorus 2,3, +; FHA 2; Librarian 3, + JERRY DHENNIN Dramatics 3, +; Black Quill (art editor). BARBARA ECKSTROM Chorus 2,3, +; Glee Club 2,3; Drama- tics 3; Librarian 3, ELDORA FISHER Chorus 1,2,3, +; Sextette 3, +, Stoics 2,3; Band 1,2,3, +; FHA 2„ LOIS GILES Chorus 2,3 , +; Glee Club 1,2: Triple Trio 2; Dramatics 3, +,' Stoics 2; Cheerleader 1,2,3, +; Blackduckling +; Band 1,2,3, +; FHA 2. THOMAS GILMORE Chorus 2,3, +; Football 2; Track 1,2,3, +; B Club 2,3, +; Stoics 2,3; Black Quill (associate business manager) Band 1,2,3, +,' School Patrol l,(captian 2,3); Student Council 3 +« JOYCE GRUNDMEIER Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 2; FHA 2. 6 DAVID HANNIGAN Chorus 4; Football 4; Baseball 4; 11B Club 4. CECILE HENDRICKSON Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Stoics 2; Carnival Queen 4; Black Quill (co-editor) Blackduckling 4; FHA 2; Class Secretary 3,4. SHIRLEY JENSON Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Clpb 1,2; Stoics 2,3; FHA 2; Library 3,4. DONALD JOHNSON Chorus 2,4; Dramatics 3;Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,4;Track 1,2,4; B Club 3,4; Stoics 2; Black Quill(associate business manager) Booster 4; Class Vioe President 2; Class President 3� Class Treasurer 1,4 WILLIAM KALLROOS Football 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4; Track 2,4; B Club 4. PHYLLIS KROEGER Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; FHA 2. MARGARET KRUEGER Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Sex- tette 3,4; Triple Trio 2; Declama- tion 3,4; Dramatics 4; Black Quill (class-editor); FHA 2. VERA LUNDSTROM Chorus 2,3,4; Triple Trio 2; Dramatics 3) Black Quill(typist); Booster 3,4. 7 CHESTER MARTIN Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; l!B Club (bouncer) 2,3,4; FFA.' !j2,3,(vice pres.4) Stoics 2,3« EUGENE MATHENY Chorus 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; B Club 1,2,3,4; Stoics 2,3; Booster 4, KENT MATHENY Football 2,3,(Co-captain,4); Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2,4; Track 2,4; B Club 2, (Vice president,3) (President 4); Black Quill 4 (Sports Editor) Booster 3,4; Black Duckling 4; Dramatics 3; Class Vice President 3,4. dorothy McGregor Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; FHA 2; HELEN MICHALKO Chorus 2,3,4“ Glee Club 1; FHA 2; Librarian 2. JAMES MILLER Football 3,(co-captain 4);Basket- ball 3, (co-captain 4); B Club 3, 4; Track 3,4; Dramatics 3; Black Quill(business manager) 4; Class Pres. 4. Carbon High, Red Lodge, Montana: Football 1,2; Basketball 1; Track 1,2; Letterman 1,2; Ski Club 2; Class Vice Pres. 1. PHILLIP MORSCH Deer River High School 1,2,3. VIRGINIA NIEMEYER Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2; Declama- tion 3; FHA 2. 8 MAUREEN O'BRIEN Chorus 2,3,4; Glee Club 2drama- tics 3; Stoics 2; Black Quill (typist); FRA 2; Class Secretary 1; Student Council 3. Dramatics 3,4; ball 1,2,3,4; 2,4. ROGER SCHULKE FFA 1,2,3,4. OLDENBERG ALLAN Football 1; Basket- B Club 3,4; FFA 1, MILDRED SCHWEGEL Chorus 2,3; Glee Club 2; FHA2. MARY SESSING Chorus 1,3; Declamation 3,4; Drama- tics 3.4; Queen Candidate 4; Black Quill (class-editor). RUTH SMITH Chorus 2,3,4. Lyman Arionus and Albert Braun, former members of the class of '51, enlisted in the United States Army after completing their sophomore year. Lyman was stationed with the 2nd Engineering Bat- talion in Korea and has been reported missing since November 30, 1950. Al, who was a well known athlete while in high school, died on March 25, 1950, after a long ill- ness at Fitzimmons Veterans Huspital in Denver, Colorado, as a result of ulcerated colitis. ALBERT BRAUN rvrT lir LYMAN ARIONUS THE SENIOR BOY AND GIRL. Most Likely To Succeed Quietest Don J., Darlene B. Phillip M., Irene s. Most Talented Giggliest Jim M., Virginia B. Vernon B., Virginia N. Most Musical Gabbiest Tom G., Darlene B. Roger S.,Lois G.,Virginia N. Most Argumentative Cutest Tom G., Lois G Lyle A., Mary S. Most Athletic Laziest Jim M., Lois G Vernon B., Helen S. Most Dramatic Nicest Blush Don J., Virginia B. Bob B� , Ruth S. Most Ambitious Nicest Hair Lyle Kent M., Cecile H. Lyle A. , Mary S. Best Woman Killer Irene S., Maureen 0. Dave H., Howard S. Nicest Eyes Best Man Killer Dave H., Lyle A.3 Shirley J. Virginia B. Nicest Voice Best Groomed Phillip M.,Virginia B., Mary Bill K.,Maureen 0.,Cecile H. S. Nicest Figure Kent M., Maureen 0. Nicest Smile Jim M., Lyle A., Cecile H. Steadiest Couple Bill K. and Cecile H. li JUNIOR CLASS ROW IV Nagel, Berg, Carlson, Erpelding, Peterson, Crippen, Matheny, Angell, Miller, Goldstrand (Adv). ROW III Evans, Sinclair, Charlton, Neuman, Cocking, Solberg Stern, Johnson, Nelson, Christenson, Gerner (Adv) ROW II Montgomery, Hesla, Lattery, Stanko, Moon, Landis, Fladung, Gustafson, Whiting, Turnquist. ROW I Weisert, Perdig, Woodward, J. Larson, Rancore, Nes- set, Ehlin, Knutson, A. Larson, Olson, Olmstead, Gloe, Yankoski. Under the leadership of Mrs. Gerner and Mr. Gold- strand, advisers, Jean Landis, president, John Miller, vice president, Lulubelle Weisert, Sec- retary, and Loris Neuman, treasurer, the Junior Class produced many celebrities for athletics. Journalism, and other activities. Here's hoping the seniors of � 52 keep up the good work. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated Gerner, Weisert, Landis, Neuman, Gold- strand. Standing Miller. ROW IV ROW III ROW II ROW I Pihlaja, Schwartz, estrum, Smith, Smittle, Ander- son, D. Gregorson, Ness, Sandin, Bement, White, Wingren. Austreng, Braun, Svoboda, Shingler, Bye, Shirley, Ostlund, Haiby, Pettit, Ells, Holman, Hannigan Maish, Owen, Heinrich, Gilmore, McGregor, Fisher, Horton, Bucker, Reed, Bogart, Cox (Adv). Erickson (Adv), Byrne, Burke, Carnes, Connell, Swanson, Shea, Crippen, Lorn, Ferdig, Murray, Schulke, Evans. The results of the class election held last fall revealed Garry Smith, president, Irwin Sandin, vice president, Marilyn Owen, secretary, and Jean Shea, treasurer. With the help of their advisers. Miss Erickson and Mr. Cox, they had an eventful and successful year. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Seated Erickson (adv), Owen, Shea, Smith, Cox (adv). Standing Sandin SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMEN ROW IV ROW-III ROW II ROW I Matheny, Hendrickson, Gustafson, Charlton, Gross, Higgins, Michalko, Corne, Maki, helan, Swedberg, Ness, D. Anderson, Shirley, Morris, Gripp. Bauer, Olson, Stanko, Bellanger, Knutson, C. And- erson, J. Anderson, O'Brien, Yates, S|-,ern, Theisen, Gillitizer, Polingo, Bauer, Kallrooso Bogart, Schulke, Langie, Carlson, Cronk, Mlchalek, Kaja, Wolden, Nesset, Pemble, Steele, Bliss, Rein- ard, Kjella, I(earas, Westrum Tangen (Adv), Schewegel, Ildefonzo, Sinclair, Tay- lor, Matheny, Bunn, Sessing, Locken, Oja, Warpula, Weisert, Gorden (Adv)0 After being properly initiated, sixty nine students entered B. H. S. and claimed the name Freshmen. They have done very well for themselves and have accomplished much during the past year. Their class officers are Donald Oja, presi- dent, Kenneth Hendrickson, vice president, Bob Weisert, secretary, and Terry Kallroos, treasurer. Advising the group are Miss Tangen and Mr. Gordon. FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Seated Gordon (Adv), Oja, Kallroos, Weisert, Tancen (Adv). Standing Hendrickson. EIGHTH GRADE ROW III Haiby, Bogart, Hemsworth, Larson, Grundmeier, Neuman, Schmidt, Carlsen, Brophy, Yankoski, Han- nigan, Maish ROW II Berg, Beier, Kilde, Bauer, Nesset, Austreng, Gross, Feiker, Swedberg, Foster, Berg� ROW I Norland (Adv), Huffman, Korsmoe, Houg, Erpelding, Wahnschaffe, Bye, Montgomery, Nagel, Toenyan, Hines, Austreng� Looking forward to next year when they will be freshmen, are the thirty-four eighth graders under the leader- ship of Miss Berg and Mr. Norland, advisers, president, Theofil Yankoski, vice president, James Hines, and Yvonne Erpelding, secretary-treasurer. They will surely be welcome in B. H. S„ EIGHTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Berg (Adv), Yankoski, Erpelding, Hines, Norland (Adv). SEVENTH GRADE ROW III Shaw, Gross, E. Matheny, Sessing, Coughlin, Homi- ster, Gilstad, Cheney, Brandi, Anderson, White ROW II Gloe, C. Bauer, Murray, Klug, Maish, Bogart, K. Bauer, Brooks, Johnson, Theisen, Stanko, J. Bauer. ROW I Brunson (Adv), Moon, Zimmerman, Sand, Bye, Wahn- schaffe, Rutherford, Corne, A. Matheny, Carrigan, B. Miller, Stortroen, Gramling (Adv), The seventh graders, that bunch of youngsters who were a little rowdy at the beginning of the year as they were new in B. H. S , elected Raymond Murray as president, Nancy Cheney as vice president, Norma Gilstad as secretary, and Melvin Theisen as treasurer. Their class advisers are Miss Gramling and Mr. Brunson SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS Seated Gramling (Adv), Cheney, Gilstad, Murray, Brunson (Adv). Standing Theisen. I Mrs. Brunson's 25 first J graders worked hard this year preparing a circus I program and Tea which ' they gave to their parents. The division of second graders taught by Miss Scheneker was kept bus this year with the usual ,rreadin',ritinf, and rithemetec.” Miss Haugen has 38 third graders. They have been working in booklets showing the different clothing for the four seasons. Until Christmas, Mrs Leonard and Miss Mattson each taught a split third and fourth grade. When Mrs. Leonard resigned. Miss Mattson was left with 42 fourth graders. 'Te - r y J oa.hno. Virgie. ll . I� NtjLncy A orma. Prom ' ? Aii c-«- Pccls hmc.5 6 CL Is Flo S hir- l y Ha. t' J SCHOOL PATROL ROW III R. Anderson, Swartz, Ells, Angeli, J. Anderson, A. Matheny. ROW II Rynder, Burke, Bogart, Ka.la, Maish, E. Matheny, Brunson (Adv). ROW I Bye, Ildefonzo, Murray, Zimmerman, Bauer, KIup1, Jensen, Erpelding, Houg. The twenty-one students that make up the School Patrol are all voluntary members. Captain Bud Anderson, with the help of Mr. Brunson, does a good job of keeping the members alert as they go about their duties of directing the children across the streets and keeping order at the athletic functions. STUDENT COUNCIL Whenever any important question arises concerning school government, the Student Council is always on the job. Under the supervision of Mr. Brosvick, superintendent, the officers, president, John Miller, vice president, Lois Giles, secretary, Kay O'Brien, and Arlys Heinrich, treasurer, worked out many of the problems confronting the students. Seated Heinrioh, Wolden, O'Brien, Miller, Giles, Brosvick (Adv). Standing Carlson, Moon, Austreng, Bauer, Bye, Westrom, Gilmore. SENIOR CHORUS ROW IV ROW III ROW II ROW I Eckstrora, Neuman, Svoboda, Braun, Hannigan, Gilmore Sandin, Matheny, Johnson, Anderson, Angell, Bogart, J. Hannigan, Begeman, White. Stanko, Sorlie, Caskey, Moon, Gloe, Gustafson, Fladung, Krueger, Rancore, Michalko, Austreng, Byrne, Evans. Niemeyer, Bauer, Bye, Lattery, Hendrickson,Olson, Landis, Lundstrom, O’Brien, Hesla, E. Fisher, Hein- rich, Berg. Giles, Woodward, Montgomery, Ehlin, Knutson, Wei- sert, Gilmore, McGregor, Connell, Shea, Austreng, Swenson,Olmstead, Fisher, Nesset, Hanson (Adv). With a song and a smile could well be the motto of the members of the chorus and their director, Mr. Hanson. It is the general opinion of B. H. S. that the music which they contributed to the numerous concerts throughout the year was much improved over previous years. SEXTETTE That group of six smiling faces that you have hoard sing- ing at the various programs and concerts during the year is none other than the girl’s sextette They are accom- panied by Carol Nesset and directed by Mr Hanson. Loris Neuman, Virginia Bye, Darlene Bauer, Margaret Krueger, Eldora Fisher, and Marilyn Connell are included In this group of songbirds. Neuman, Nesset, Bye, Bauer, Fisher, Connell. (Krueger, absent) BAND Standing Owen, Beier, Moon, Giles, Hesla, Hanson (director) Seated Carlson, Montgomery, Neuman, Bye, Morris, Gripp, Nesset, S. Shirley, Yates, Berg, Hope, Pafko, Hines, Svoboda, P. Shirley, Evans, Gilstad, J. Bauer, Bogart, Olson, Oja, Gilmore, Swedberg, D. Bauer, Miller, Hannigan, Fisher, Connell. The band, under the direction of Mr. Hanson, had a very successful year. They did a very good job of playing at games and gave two concerts which were enjoyed by everyone who heard them. They also held an auction sale to help pay for new uniforms. JUNIOR SEXTETTE Jenny Kilde, Betty Berg, Chatta Huffman, Janet Larson, Sharon Beier, and Janet Bauer, make up the junior sextette. They are accompanied by Carol Nesset and have added much to music assemblies and programs throughout the year� Row II Berg, Larson, Beier. Row I Kilde, Huffman, Bauer. BLACKDUCKLING STAFF Seated Matheny, Erickson (Adv), Bye, Weisert, Ehlin. Standing Giles, Hendrickson. Whenever there is a deadline to be met, the members of the Booster and the Blackduckling staffs are very busy people. With Virginia Bye editing and Miss Erickson advising, the Booster comes out every two weeks and the Blackduckling is a weekly feature in the Blackduck American. BOOSTER STAFF Row III Erickson (Adv), Gustafson, G. Matheny, Johnson, K. Matheny. Row II V. Bye, N„ Bye, Neuman, Landis, Hesla, Olson, Rancore, Gloe. Row I Ehlin, Connell, Lundstrom. Woodward, 01mstead, Weisert, McGregor. LIBRARY STAFF ROW III Cocking, Caskey, Gustafson, Gilmore, Eckstrom, Gilstad (Adv). ROW II Neuman, Nesset, Rancore, Fladung, Sinclair. ROW I Ferdig, Woodward, Hesla, Weisert, Knutson, Gloe Our library staff, consisting of sixteen students, kept the books and magazines in order and took charge of the signing out of books during the year. Mrs. Gilstad, their faculty adviser, saw to it that the staff did their duties properly and that there was order in the library at all times. Below is an everyday scene of activity in the library. ROW IV Gustafson, Gross, Charlton, Corne, Oldenborg, Martin, S. Anderson, White, Michalko, Smittle, Erpelding. ROW III Stanko, Ells, Yankoski, Crlppen, Olson, Braun, Svoboda, C. Anderson, Wingren, R. Schulke, R. Burke. ROW II Nagel, Hendrickson, Pihala.la, Matheny, Reed, Carlson, Byrne. ROW I Gordon (Adv), Weisert, Schwegel, Knutson, Sessing, Sinclair, L. Schulke, Ildfonzo, F. Schulke, Holman, Bauer, P. Burke. The forty members of the F. F. A., under the advisership of Mr. Gordon, were very active during the year and have entered in many of the judging contests held throughout the year. The officers elected were, Art Carlson, Pres- ident; Chet Martin, vice president; Swen Anderson, secre- tary; Dennis Erpelding, treasurer; Roger Schulke, sentinel David Holman, reporter. CHEERLEADERS Our four senior cheerleaders, Jean Shea, Marilyn Connell, Kay O'Brien and Lois Giles, led the students in many a rousing cheer at the athletic functions throughout the year. O'Brien, Connell, Giles, Shea. FOOTBALL ROW III R. Anderson, Ness, Jim Miller, Johnson, Martin Angell, John Miller. ROW II K. Matheny, Hannigan, E. Matheny, L. Anderson, Sandin, Kallroos, Smith, Cox (coach). ROW I G-oldstrand (ass't coach), Hendrickson, Bogart, Matheny, Carlson, Austreng (student manager), R. Matheny (student manager). The 1950 Blackduck High School football team won their first three games then after losing to Big Fork they couldn't get back in the win column. FOOTBALL RECORD 1950 September 18 September 22 September 29 October 6 October 13 October 20 October 27 Littlefork...... 6 Northome........18 Kelliher........13 Big Fork........12 Red Lake........13 Cass Lake....... 5 Walker..........19 Blackduck.....20 Blackduck.....26 Blackduck.....36 Blackduck......8 Blackduck......8 Blackduck.....12 Blackduck......0 BASKETBALL ROW II Goldstrand (coach), Jim Miller, Oldenborg, Martin, Johnson, K. Matheny, Cox (ass't coach). ROW I R. Matheny (student manager), Braun, White, John Miller, Anderson, Smith, Austreng (student manager). The Drakes of 1950-51 enjoyed a fairly successful season Winning 14 and losing 5 games. They were champions of the sub-district and took third place in the district. They tied with Red Lake for the Northland Conference Championship. Blackduck 1 s score appears first. Nov. 21. . .Alumuni... .47-53 Jan. 5. ..Northome.. .60-39 Dec. 1. . .Kelliher.. .56-36 Jan. 12. ..Red Lake.. .38-41 Dec. 5- • .Walker.... .68 51 Jan. 16. ..Baudette.. .44-25 Dec. 12. . •Cass Lake. .50-49 Jan. 20. ..Walker.... .38-36 Dec. 15- • � Littlefork .55- 8 Jan. 23- ..Kelliher.. •53-37 Dec. 19- • .Bemidji... .57-66 Jan. 26. ..Cass Lake. .45-51 Jan. 4. . •Fosston... .43-47 Jan. 30. ..Baudette.. .71-30 Sub-District Tournament Feb. 22. . .Kelliher.. •57-39 Feb. 24. . .Red Lake.. .60-42 District Tournament Mar. 1.. .Akeley.... .60-4? Mar. 2. . •Cass Lake. .40-44 Mar. 3«. .Red Lake.. .46-39 28 B CLUB ROW III E. Matheny, Jim Miller, Oldenborg, Martin, Johnson, Kallroos. ROW II Hendrickson, Hannigan, Gilmore, Bement, John Miller. ROW I Goldstrand (Adv), R. Anderson, Smith, K. Matheny, L. Anderson, Carlson, Cox (Adv). The B Club, whose membership includes all those who have earned letters in sport events at B. H. S., elected Kent Matheny president, John Miller vice president, Lyle Anderson secretary-treasurer, and Chet Martin bouncer. This organization sponsored the Football and Basketball Banquets which were given in honor of the respective teams. They also partook in a number of social events throughout the season. TRACK Carlson, Gilmore, Smith, John Miller, Jim Miller, Martin. The season was rather unfav- orable for track because of the late spring. The team had only two or three days of training before the dis- trict meet in Bemidli. Jim Miller placed third in the quarter mile and third in the broad .lump, the only points the Drakes got. 29 i yy n ol K e Renfro. H cl, n a S I e e f W M a_ f 9 a i ar G-rawd arcJi Wh t HappeNed ? Qu.ee n Ceci le H oconiNg Qu.ee N a yd AlteNdnNTs Veteran (X j. Class Oh! Vumw JT d n I To ry — C h e-T and .5 J HoT Lunch Coo xs tin. Carter, Mrs. G i Ista. ,tfrs. Giles Vcte t-a.r a1- tns hru c tors Svi n JO n a. r-t o Th orncs Virgee Ruth C h e T Tommy 5 H i r I c. r Kent Joyce Helen S. WO£RY V-v w % fc ADVERTISING SPONSORS Beieris Meat Locker Service Blackduok Bakery Blackduck Cafe Blackduck Clinic Blackduck Creamery Blackduck Elevator Blackduck Meat Market Blackduck State Bank Blackduck Telephone Company Board of Education Bob' s Place Central Lumber Company City Drug Store Coast-to-Coast Co-op Service Hakkerup studio Hartz Gamble Jackson's Recreation Koldens Lyceum Theater Magnuson Motors Minnesota General Utilities Red Owl Rozychi Plumbing Heating Summit Mercantile Super-Value T. A. Cross Sons Woldens Zimmerman Lumber Company 39 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We wish to express our sincere thanks to all students and advertising sponsors who have helped us produce this annual. We also wish to express our gratitude to Mrs. Gilstad, our adviser, who so willing- ly gave her time and effort in helping us make the best annual possible. Autographs Autographs Autographs Autographs F . M: ■Mw ;j ■ 'S'0kfMW§. ' ! |v®'1 r , ' 1 t ’ ■......................m :i% A-rnx}. ■ :.'V? -a; S's'i !l ' ' ' 1 iliilllii