Blackduck High School - Quill Yearbook (Blackduck, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1958 volume:

H'jAy .’. . (.• 5 -1« • The Class of 1958 Presents THE BLACK QUILL BLACKDUCK HIGH SCHOOL BLACKDUCK MINNESOTA To our parents—- whose loving hands have done so much to guide us through the first trying experiences of life— whose love and encouragement have so greatly improved our every moment—- whose interests and sacrifices have made possible our high school years---- we, the Class of 1958 sincerely wish to dedicate to them The Black Quill. . ADMINISTRATION Paul E. Embretson Principal Ralph B. Norland Supe rintendent VERA PETERSON Winona State College, B. S. Social Studies MABEL GILSTAD Hamline University, B. A. Bemidji State College Library Science English, Speech, Librarian BETTY PARKER Hibbing Junior College University of Minnesota Duluth Branch, B, S, English GYLFIA ANDERSON Gustavus Adolphus College, B. A, English High School ANN FLOURA University of Minnesota, B. S. Home Ecomomics Faculty DAVID STERN McPherson College, B. A. McPherson, Kansas Social Studies JOSEPH BRANDT St. Thomas College, B. S. Social Studies JANICE WINGREN University of Minnesota Duluth Branch, B. S. Home Economics MARION CHRISTIANSON Bemidji State College, B. S Physical Education BETTY JOHNSON University of North Dakota, B. S. Business Education 5 GEORGE THORBROGGSR Bemidji State College,B.S. Industrial Arts DONALD HANSON McPhail School of Music Music B. Music, Chorus, Band RAYMOND COLLEN University of Minnesota, B.S. Agriculture Education KENNETH CHRISTIANSON Bemidji State College, B.S. Physical Education, Math HARVEY WESTROK Bemidji State College, B.S. Math, Science ELMER PORTER Bemidji State College, B.S. Science LLOYD COX State Normal Industrial Ellendale, North Dakota Math, Science Drivers Training College, B.S. U MARGARET GRAHAM Northern Business College Office Secretary Grade School VERN HACEN River Falls, Wisconsin State College Remedial Reading Principal Faculty ELDORA NORIN Bemidji State College Grade U GLADTS HOGS St. Cloud State College Grade 3 VERA HASS Bemidji State College Grade 2 EVELINE NESHEIM Northern State Teachers College Aberdeen, South Dakota Grade 1 LOHENA GILSTAD Bemidji State College St. Cloud State College, B. E. Grade 1 7 GRACE WEATHERLY Central College Pella, Iowa Iowa State Teachers College Grade I LILLIAN BENHAM Moorhead State College Bemidji State College Grade 5 IRENE STRONG Ortonvllle Teachers Training School St. Cloud State College Grade 6 BEVERLY HASS St. Cloud State College Bemidji State College Grade 6 ETHEL BENSON Bemidji State College Grade 3 ELMA BALSTAD Moorhead State College Grade 2 ROTH SWEDBERG Bemidji State College Grade 5 MILLICENT EVANS Bemidji State College Grade 5 8 (Certifies bao camplrt b tljr (£ouror of tubji prcorrtbcb bo tlj $oarb of TSfruratton anb io rntitUb to tljis 1« 3Bittu oo thereof, our signature aro affix b at SHarkburk.SItmtroota, ’3Da« 31. I95B- fmi rst ;Snpfriitlfn5«t 9 TERRY ANDERSON Terry Always in a haste, but never in a hurry Chorus 2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3.4 F.F.A. 1.2.3.4 Football 4 Lettermen's Club BONNIE AUSTRENO Bonnie Big surprises come in little packages Library 4 WILLIAM ARLT Bill A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men Band 1 F.F.A. 1,2 Blackduckling 2,3,4 Booster 3.4 Football 3,4 Manager 1,2 Basketball 2,3,4 Manager 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Track 2 Lettermen's Club 1,2,3,4 11 I SHARON BENGTSON Boz ■Meni I hate them, they irritate me, I love to be irritated. Chorus 3,4 Band 3 Carnival Queen Candidate 2 Booster 3 Ushers Club 3.4 Dramatics 3.4 Black Quill Thief River Falls G.A.A. Band 10 BONITA CHRISTIANSON Bonita Her hair is too dark to be an angel Chorus 2,3,4 Library 2,3,4 Homecoming Queen Candidate 3 Booster 1,1+ Black Quill JOHN BERG Buster Like gravity,he has the power of attraction, Chorus 2,3,1+ Homecoming King Candidate 2 Student Council 1,1+ Ushers club 3,4 Dramatics 3 � 1+ Class Officer 3 Football 2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 TrscV T. Lettenhen's Club 2,3,4 LANA RAYE CHAPLIN Lana Her personality insures a brilliant and successful future Chorus 2,3,4 Student Council 1,2,3,4 Library 2,3,4 Dramatics 3,4 Ushers' Club 3,4 Class Officer 3� 4 Booster 4 Black Quill LEOTA DEXTER Leapy She smiles at many just for fun, but we know there is only one Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Band 2,3,4 Dramatics 3 3ooster 4 11 BARBARA FELLOWS Barbie I chatter as I go, I go on forever. Chorus 2,3, Dramatics J Library 3. Booster 4 and PATRICK FLEISCHMAN Pat Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Chorus 3, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Judging team 3 RONALD FORSEEN Ronnie Common sense is not a common thing. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Chorus 2,3, Boys Double Quartet Dramatics 3 12 ROBERT GOTOGE Bob Beware, I might do something sensational. F.F.A. 1,2,3, Judging Team 3 Student Council 1 Black Quill V PATRICIA GULSETH Pat Wherever he is, she is. Dramatics 3 Homecoming Queen Candidate Library 1,2,3,1+ Blaekduckling 1+ Booster 1+ Black Quill DONNA JEAN GRIPP Jean � ;___and we wonder why gentlemen prefer blondes. Chorus 2,3, Dramatics 3 Carnival Queen Candidate 3 Ushers Club 3,1 Booster 1+ Black Quill i RONALD GROSS Ron If he falls, it's not for women, it's for sports. F.F.A. 1,2,3, Baseball 2,3, + Football 1,2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,3, FRED HARDY Buddha He's credited with as many scores as friends. Homecoming King + Basketball 1,2,3, + Baseball 1,2,3, Football 2,3,1+ Track 1,2,3, Lettermen’s Club 2,3� 13 SANDRA HEDLUND Sandie She came to us a stranger, but remains a friend, Chorus 4 Band 4 Dramatics 4 Quilcene, Washington Chorus 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3 Library 2 Class Officer 1,2 Rangerette 1,2 Girls' Club 1,2,3 CORA HENTGES Cora Have you ever seen her Without a smile on her facet Chorus 2, 3, 4 Library 2, 3� 4 Dramatics 3 Booster 4 JUDITH HORTON Judy One of the quieter girls, but always a faithful friend. JOHN JENSEN Jack Who would ask for more when he is on the basketball floor. Dramatics 3, 4 Ushers Club 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Student Council 2, 3, 4 Blackduckling 2, 3. 4 Booster 2, 3, 4 Black Quill Football 2, 3, 4 Tri-captain 4 Manager 1 Basketball i, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2 Track 2 Letteraen's Club 1, 2, 3, 4 14 MARY KEMPER A miss who's full of mischief. BRUCE LEINO Bruce You're only young once but that's enough if you make the most of it. Chorus 2,3, Library 3 ,4 Dramatics 3� Ushers' Club 3. Debate h Class Officer 2,h Football 1,2,3, Tri-captain 4 All Conference h Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2,3,4 Lettennen's Club 2,3, Black Quill LINDA LAUSCHE Louie Her favorite fruit is dates. Chorus 2,3, Library 2 Booster 1 .h Black Quill ROBERT LEONARD Bob After twelve years of faithful service, I'm laid off. 15 MICHAEL LOOT Mike Like a mirror on the wall, I'm full of wisecracks. Chorus 2, 3, Boys' Double Quartet h F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, U Judging Team 1, 2, 3, Football 2, 3 Dramatics 2 School Patrol 1, 2 Ushers Club 3, Homecoming King Candidate 3 Lettermen's Club Black Quill RAYMOND MICHALKO Moscow Try to argue if you can, I can beat most any man. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, Judging Team 1, 2, 3 Dramatics 3 School Patrol 1, 2 Debate 3, Black Quill MARILYN MICHALICEK Lin Don't let her quiet ways confuse you. Dramatics 3 Library 2,3, Class Officer 3 WILLIAM OLSON Bill If school is liberty, give me death, F.F.A. 1 Basketball 1 Football 1,2 16 MERLE PEPER JO ANNE ROBERTSON Jo Full of fun, mischief too. Doing things she shouldn't do. Chorus 2, 3. 4 Library 2, 3� 4 Dramatics 3� 4 Student Council 2, 3 Booster 4 Black Quill Peep Eat, ah! Sleep, Ah! School, Bah! ' Chorus 2,3,4 Boy's Double Quprtet 4 F.F.A. 1,2 Dramatics 3.4 Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,7,4 B8 sebali 1,2 Lettermen's Club 2,3,4 Black Quill NORMAN RANDALL Norm Don't recite so loud, I'm sleepy. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 17 VAN SEGERSTEN Beans He was once caught studying, but he lived down the disgrace, Football 1 Basketball 1,4 Track 1 El Camio, California Basketball 2,3 ORI LINDA LOU SESSING Lindy Silence is wealth and I’m flat broke. Chorus 2,3, Library 1,2 Dramatics Homecoming Queen Candidate 1 Booster GLEN SIMONSON Simi He who sitteth upon a tack, yea J He shall rise, Chorus 2,3, Boy's Double Quartet F.F.A. 1,2,3. Judging Teams 1,2,3, Dramatics 3 Black Quill JUDITH SHEA Judy If you need a spark to light a fire, look in Judy's eyes. Band i, 2, 3, Pep Band 2, 3 Library 3, Dramatics 3t Ushers Club 3� Class Officer 2 Cheerleader 1, 2, Carnival Queen Booster 3� Black Quill NEOTA SWEDBERG Neota Silence does not indicate lack of wisdom. Chorus 2, 3, Library 3, Dramatics 3� Booster HELEN TOENYAN Helen She seems shy, but RICHARD WEATHERLY Rick A man isn't a man without a car. F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Larchwood, Iowa Basketball 1 Baseball 1 you can never tell. GORDON HICKS Gordon It's better to be right than left Chorus 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Football 1, 2, 3 Baseball 2 N ROBERT WEATHERLY Rob ■Evil is he who thinks evil. F.F.A. 2,3,4 Larchwood, Iowa Basketball 1 Baseball 1 19 VOILE WINGREN Voyle ’ The world Is made to enjoy, and I'm making the most of it. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Judging Team 1,2,3 Library 3 Class Officer 4 School Patrol 1 Ushers Club 3,4 Debate 3,4 Dramatics 3.4 Speech 2,3.4 Blackduckling 2.3 Booster 4 Black Quill m SENIOR CLASS DATA The senior class has a very active and varied life at B'.H.S. Many of the seniors take part in chorus, dramatics, sports, and agriculture. Others are active in library, debate, band, ushers club, Journalism, and student council. Our Homecoming queen and king candidates were Patti Gulseth and Fred Hardy...Fred was chosen Homecoming King. Judy Shea, the seniors' candidate, was crowned queen of the annual Carnival. The class play was a comedy entitled Grandma's Best Years. The senior student council repre- sentatives are Buster Berg (vice pres.), Lana Chaplin (pres.), and Jack Jensen. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Seated: Leino, Chaplin, Brandt, adviser, Wingren, Gripp Standing: Gilstad, adviser, Parker, adviser Row Is Sunell, Svnder, Tolbert, Wright, McGregor, Downs, Emerson Row 2: Blair, Sweedman, Thielman, Lossing, Whiting, Reed, Swanson, Dexter, Nagel, Stem, adviser Row Ostlund, Imset, Beier, Reller, Leonard, Wild, Schmidt, Solberg, Sunell Juniors OFFICERS AND ADVISERS u Seated: Wingren, adviser Miller, Solberg, Hentges, Stern adviser Standing: Emerson, Neuman ■1 Row 1: Strong, Miller, Sydow, Evans, Arlt, Flodeen, Bodien, Davidson Row 2: Huffman, Cross, Anderson, Shea,Bauer, Neuman, Gregerson, Mueller, Pihlaja, Wingren, Row 3: Eckstrom, Baird, Joy, Hentges, Hanson, Jacobson, Kallroos, Kaiby, Moon, Wemberg Juniors The Juniors participate in such activities as Ushers' Club, F.F.A., football, basketball, track, baseball, jourallsm, dramatics, debate, chorus, and band. The junior homecoming queen and king candidates were Jonette Nueman and Wayne Moon. Their Carnival Queen Candidate was Kathy Emerson. The Junior Class Play was entitled, Here comes Charlie. The juniors sponsored the Homecoming dance. They also sell pop and popcorn at basketball games. The annual Junior-Senior Prom is sponsored by the junior class. The junior student council representatives are Sharon Davidson, Tom Cross, and Sandra Anderson. Row 1: Cox, Martin, Stephenson, Lueck, Williams, Bement, Waring, Erickson, Eroelding, Schiefelbein Row 2: Chaolin, Wolden, Fairbanks, Tischler, Cross, Quam, Week, C. Haiby, E. Haiby, Maish, Johnson, adviser Row 3: Juelson, Wild, Boyd, K. Anderson, L. Nesset, Hentges, Leino, R. Anderson, Matheny, Hardy, Miller, Gripp, C. Nesset Sophomores Seated: Johnson, adviser, Martin, Hentges,Cross Porter, adviser Standing: Leino Row 1: Johnson, Sadler, Olafson, Lossing, Z. Goudge, Tubbs, Grundmeier, Dorr Row 2: S. Goudge, Bucher, Kupcho, Hicks, Bauer, Seaderberg, Snyder, Hurlbert, Johnson, Porter, adviser Row 3'• Randa, Jones, Watkins, Feriancek, Gulbranson, Michalicek, Brambrink, Morsch The sophomores are active in such activities as journalism, library, sports, chorus, and band. Our Home- coming queen and king candidates were Marie Lossing and Jim Hentges...Marie was chosen Homecoming Queen. Sharon Warin£ was our Carnival queen candidate. During the year the sophomores sponsored a Freshman-Sophomore Party...the fresh- men, in turn, sponsored one for us. The sophomore student council representatives are John Chaplin, Sybil Martin (sec.- treas.) , and Curtis Matheny. SOPHOMORE CUSS DATA 25 Freshmen The freshmen are in such activities as Jr. Chorus, band, basketball, football, track, baseball, and journalism. The class sponsored a March of Dimes dance and a Freshman-Sophomore Party. Ann Manthei, the freshmen's candidate, was Carnival Princess. The freshmen student council repre- sentatives are: Pat Costello and Andrea Lein Freshmen OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Seated: Peterson, adviser, Kallroos, Jacobson, Palmer, Falk, Standing: Throbrogger, adviser, Westrom, adviser Row Is Swansmn, Schiefelbein, Sadlar, C. Tisland, Kemper, Watkins, Fields, McGregor Row 2s Cox, adviserj Hayes, Coburn, Reinard, Garai, B. Tisland, Nelson, Hentges Row 3: Hedlund, Weatherly, Lossing, Shea, Freyholtz, Anderson, Lutgen, Stransky, Moon Eighth Grade Row- Is Hanson, Leonard, McNeill, Waring, Fellows, Erickson, Bauer, Evans, Hedlund Row 2: Miss Peterson, adviseri Berg, Goudge, Johnson, Flodeen, Ostlund, Ostendorf, Baltes, Maish, Klug, Gustafson Row 3t Aurand, Wolden, Simmons, Grundmeier, Hicks, Martin, Waring, Benson, Lueck, Beier Row 1: Huewe, Evans, Huffnagle, Ness, Granam, Carrigan, Randall, Hanson, Matheny Row 2: Hicks, Dexter, Beck, Johnson, Efta, Juelson, Corne, Nendick, Jones, Pater Row 3: Aurand, Page, Gustafson, Joy, Haiby, Shingler, Strong, Crosby, Erickson, Weise, Christianson, Adviser Seventh Grade Row 1: Goudge, Boldan, Gripp, Foxx, Reller, Bieghley, Beier, Swedberg, Beck Row 2: Christianson, adviser, Tolbert, Freyholtz, Johnson, Wright, Tisland, Wahnschaffe, Masten, Randall, Brooks, Feriancek Row 3: Fineday, Costello, Pemble, Kobernick, Dorr, Bucher, Rockensock, Benson, Larson, Huffstettler, Clawson Seated: Cox, adviser, Johnson, Waring Peterson, adviser, McNeil Standingr Benson Eighth Grade Junior High Class Officers Seventh Grade Seated: K. Christianson, adviser, Hufnagle, Costello M. Christianson, adviser Standing: Carrigan, Crosby IMniWiMMIO HV Cl MIWl IX H If StHVfCt •4H:nAHf K CMMK, M r •Of ■■ MAIN. Ml m I AH AN r, MlCNWAN Row 1: Gulseth, Robertson, Chaplin, Lausche Row 2: Bengtson, Simonson, Goudge, Shea, Jensen, Christianson, Peper, Leino, Wingren, Gripp, Michalko, Adviser, Mrs, Gilstad, Lucy Annual Staff BLACK QOILL STAFF Editor....................................Lana Chaplin Associate Editor..........................Jo Anne Robertson Business Manager..........................Bruce Leino Associate Manager.........................Voyle Wingren Class Editors.............................Lynda Lausche Bonita Christianson Judy Shea Activity Editors..........................Pat Gulseth Sharon Bengtson Jean Gripp Sports Editors............................Jack Jensen Bob Goudge Art Editors...............................Merle Peper Mike Lucy Typists...................................Glen Simonson Ray Michalko Advisor...................................Mabel Gilstad The annual staff consists of members of the senior class. These people must plan and organize the annual. They must design cages, collect pictures, and tend to the other details in the construction of this publica- tion. The staff has experienced the feeling of rushing to meet a deadline. Row 1: Johnson, adviser, Neuman, Jensen, J. Shea, Peterson, adviser Row 2: Arlt, Martin, Stephenson, Chaplin, Wingren, Arlt, R. Shea, Anderson Miller, Dexter Row 3: Erpelding, Xischler, Bement, Davidson, Waring, Costello, Osufson, Kallroos, Shirmer Strong Row U: Falk, Cross, Cox, Robertson, Sessing, Fellows, Solberg, Gripp, Hentges, Gulseth, Kemper Lausche, Curler ’ The Booster staff is composed of students from the seventh to twelfth grades. This school paper, issued once a month, contains the events and gossip of school life. It has inter- esting highlights on fads and fashions, sports, coming and past events, comments from the teachers and advisers, grade news. Booster polls, etc. Booster Blackduckling The Blackduckling is the daily school news published in the weekly Blackduck American. It consists of coming and past events, the hot lunch menu, etc. The Blackduckling staff is com- posed of students from the sev- enth to twelfth grades. Seated: Neuman, Gulseth, Arlt, Jensen, Christianson, adviser Standing: Martin, Miller, Wernberg, Tischler, Erpelding Row 1: Emerson, Sunell, Synder, Michalicek, Waring, Goudge, Tolbert, Eroelding, Row 2: Hentges, Hicks, Swedman, Robertson, Shea, Chariin, Gulseth, McGregor, Oilstad.adviser Rov; 3: Sterhenson, Cox, Ostlund, Leino, Quam, Seaderberg, Christenson, Thielman, Fellows The librarians are usually sophomores, juniors, and seniors. They help to keep the library in order and assist other students in locating books and magazines. Some of the librarians help in the repair of books, etc. Student Council The Student Council consists of representatives from the seventh to' twelfth grades. The purpose of this organization is to re- present the students in working for the general welfare of the school. The members sell popcorn at the football games. Row 1: Embretson, Jenson, Chaolin, Berg, Peck Row 2: Eeck, Chaplin, Matheny, Costello, Shea, Cross Eavidson, Anderson.. Martin. Watkins. lein Stephenson, Bodien, McNeil, Wingren, Strong, Stern, adviser, Solberg, Cox, Leino, Neurian, Wemberg Anyone in the grades 7-12 is eligible for membership in the Debate Club. This year's club is built around the return of Solberg, Wernberg, and Wingren; all others are first-year mem- bers. The debaters have seen action in several invitational tournaments, also, the Regional Debate Tournament at Mahnomen. Debate Club Ushers’ Club The Ushers Club is composed of 5 boys and 5 girls from each of the junior and senioi classes. Its purpose is to usher for the school functions such as plays, concerts, commencement, etc. This is strictly a service club and its membership is limited. Row Is Hansen, Jacobson, Kallroos, Hentges, Solberg Row 2: Emerson, Shea, Chaplin, Bengtson, Gripp, Anderson, Sydow Row 3: Wingren, adviser. Miller, Berg, Wingren, Jensen, Leino, Lucy, Davidson Row 1: Arlt, Martin, Dexter, Stephenson, Flodeen, Bodien, C. Hentges, Bengtson, Lausche, S. Anderson, Shea, Bauer, Miller, C. Haiby, E. Haiby, Erpelding Row 2: Erickson, Waring, Cox, Hedlund, Strong, Fairbands, Fellows, Sessing, Gripp Christenson, Gregerson, S. Cross, Tischler, Bement Row J: Boyd, Wild, E. Leino, J. Hentges, T. Cross, T. Anderson, Neuman, Evans, Quara, Week, L. Sydow, L. Chaplin, Robertson, Davidson, I. Sydow, Lueck, Maisch Row Lucy, Huffman, Berg, B. Leino, Fleischman, Solberg, D. Hentges, Jacobsen, Peper, Hansen, K. Anderson, Wemberg, Forseen, Juelson, Simonson, Matheny, Wolden, J. Chaplin Chorus The Sr. High Mixed Chorus consists of 65 members; it meets two periods per week. The chorus performs at the Fall, Christmas, and Spring Concerts and the District 29 Spring Music Contest; the Baccalauereate Services complete the choral act- ivities. From the High School Chorus, solos and ensembles are organized which perform at various school and community events. This year two new ensembles were organ- ized... the girls' Beauty Shoppe Quartette and the Boys' Double Quartette. PPSUTy SHOP QUARTETTE Uvans, Neuman, Cox, Cross BARBER SHOP OCTETTE Is Forseen, Solberg, Anderson Peper 2: Simonson, Hentges, Jacobson, Lucy Row 1: Strong, Wemberg, Manthei, S, Anderson, M. Arlt, Bement, Dexter Row 2: Flodeen, Leonard, Lueck, Hufnagle, Newcomb, Reed, Graham, Erickson, Conley, Weise. Ness, Haiby, Clawson, Kallroos Row 3: L, Sydow, M. Anderson, Strong, Hines, Beier, Michalek, Manthei, Bodien, Neuman, J. Evans, Curler, J, Evans, Falk, Berg, Palmer, Wemberg, Strong, Cross, Jacobson Row ij-: McNeil, Anderson, Miller, Shea, R. Shea, Gregerson, Hedlund, R. Arlt, Wolden, Hanson, director, Dexter, Gustafson, Michalicek, Klug, Schirmer, Flodeen, Lein, Cox Band Of all school organizations the band has the most public perfor- mances, The band, as the chorus, is strictly voluntary and recieves no credits toward graduation. The band has furnished music at the following events: football games, basketball games, pep fests, the Fall Music Concert, Christmas Concert, District 29 Music Contest, Spring Concert, Commencement and Baccalaureate Services, and Mem- orial Day, Through the summer months, the band, along with some adults, rehearse once a week and present a concert each Saturday evening in the City Band Shell. During the school term the High School band rehearses three periods a week. The beginners band meets twice a week, during the noon hour. It is a feeder band for the Concert Band. MAJORETTES Gregerson, Stephenson 37 Row 1: Ferdig, Tjepkes, Kuhlman, Wahnschaffe. Sydow, Week, Hanson. Swedberg, Johnson, Row 2: Simonson Fleischman, Randall, Michalko, Anderson, Lucy, Gross, Weatherly, Hicks, Goudge, Solberg . Row 3= Wild, Baird, Hardy, Toenyan, Boldan, Wild, Page, Miller, Michalice Row Eckstrom, Collen, adviser, Watkins, Nesset, Mueller, Nagel, Haiby, . Reller, Michalek, Seaderberg, Dufseth, Gulbranson Future Farmers of America School Patrol Row 1: Wirkus, Swanson, Thorbrogger, Ness, McNeil, Shingler, Bogel, Baird Row 2: Simmons, Lueck, Brown, Dorr, Lausche, Austreng, Anderson Row 3: Graham, Palmer, Sand, Rockensock, Landis, Mitchell, Steinberg How Is Palmer, manager, E. Leino, Gross, F. Hardy, B, Leino, Jensen, R. Jacobsen, Peper, Berg, Wolden, manager, Solberg, manager How 2: Thorbrogger, coach, Christianson, coach, Wild, Huffman, 0. Baird, Anderson, J. Hentges, Cross, Hanson, Moon, W Arlt, Brandt, coach Row 3: Lausche, Fellows, Cross, R. Hardy, Feriancek, Williams, S. Baird, V. Jacobsen, R. Hentges, R. Arlt, Sydow Football Squad Front: Jensen, Gross, Peper, HarHy Back: Arlt, Huffman, Moon, Jacobsen Front: Hardy, Cross, Berg, Hentges, Jensen Back: Jacobsen. B. Leino, E� Leino__________ Snapshots Seated: Cross, Jacobsen, Jensen, Hardy, Leino, Berg. Standing: Christianson, coach, D. Hentges, J. Hentges, Wild, Hansen, Moon, Huffman. “A” Team Basketball FIRST SIX Berg, Jacobsen, Hardy, Jensen, Cross, Leino Row Is Moon, D. Hentges, J Hentges, Hansen, Huffman Row 2: Christianson, coach, Jacobsen, Arlt, Michalicek, Hardy, Wolden “B” Team Row Is R. Hardy, S. Baird, R. Arlt, V. Jacobsen, G. berg, Wolden, D.' Wild, Palmer Row 2: Peper, Jensen, F. Hardy, Gross, J, Berg, W, Arlt, B. Leino, Anderson, Lucy Row 3• Christianson, adviser, M. Wild, Cross, E. Leino, Moon, Hansen, R. Jacobsen, Solberg, D Hentges, 0. Baird, Huffman, J. Hentges, Thorbrogger, adviser Lettermen Basketball Scores A Team Blackduck 47 Walker 63 n 50 Northome 44 n 49 Baudette 60 FOOTBALL I� 57 Redlake 43 tt 46 Big Fork 59 m 85 Littlefork 34 Blackduck 36 Walker 6 ii 63 Cass Lake 50 N' 38 McGrath 0 it 51 Walker 70 It 20 Baudette 6 n 77 Kelliher 44 ft 27 Red Lake 0 it 58 Williams 37 It 13 Bigfork 25 it 4o Big Fork 47 It 57 Kelliher 0 it 51 Northome 42 It 33 Littlefork 0 n 51 Baudette 58 It 14 Northome 6 it 79 Redlake 40 it 77 Littlefork 40 it 61 Kelliher 5 it 43 Cass Lake 53 N 59 Bagley 60 A Team • • • . 10 Wins. 8 Losses B Team • • • . 14 Wins, 1 Loss 44 Noon hour Home room School Life What s so funny? Metal work Prom Advertising BLACKDUCK SPONSORS B0CTDJI SPONSORS Andersons Jewelers Beck and Wolden Fuel Service Beier's Keats Service Beltrame Electric Co-op Inc. Blackduck Bakery and Cafe Blackduck Cleaners and Laundry Blackduck Clinic Blackduck Co-operative Creamery- Blackduck Education Association Blackduck State Bank Blackduck Telephone Co. Board of Education Busy Corner Store Central Lumber Co.-— Coast-to-Coast Co-op Oil Association T. A. Cross and Sons Gjerstad Cash Supply Hartz Store Kagnuson Kotors Moon's Drug Store Nendick's Gamble Agency Rozycki Plumbing and Heating Summit Mercantile Co. Wolden's Service SQUAW LAKE SPONSORS Anchor Inn Compliments of Hap Schott Compliments of William Schlrmer Co-op Store Leino's Sakus Service Squaw Lake Lumber Co. The Harbor Frances Allen Flowers Gift Shop Barker's Jewelers Bemidji Cleaners Bemidji Coca Cola Bottling Co. Bemidji Hardware Bemidji Implement Co. Bemidji Music Co. Bemidji Pioneer Bemidji Woolen Mills Chester Berg Motors i Coop..- Oil Association Doran Company F-irst National Bank Gill Brothers Hakkerup Studio Hartz Super Market Hegstrom Cal Herington's Shoe Store Lakeland Sporting Goods Larson's Shoe Store Lund and Kroll Sporting Goods Markham Hotel Melody Music Shop Myron's 1 Netzer Floral Nor then-Na tional Bank 7 Patterson's Men's and Boys' Wear J.C. Penney Feuter Furniture Mart S and L Store Sears-Roebuck Co. Security State Bank Solar Gas Co. Steve's Cafe Swedmark1s Hardware Third Street Cafe Tim's Implement Ken Thompson Jewelers Western Auto Supply TENSTRIKE SPONSORS Hedlund's Standard Service Acknowledgment HINES SPONSORS Ostluni Lumber Co. To our advertisers and subscribers who have given their generous support...to our adviser, Mrs. Gilstad, •who has worked with us so patiently...to Mr. Cooper from Hakkerup Studios, who has devoted his time to producing the photography...to all who have made the 1958 Black Quill a success...we, the Black Quill staff, extend our sincere; thanks and warmest wishes. Autographs Autographs 52