Blooming Prairie High School - Schooner Yearbook (Blooming Prairie, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

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V PRAIRIE SCHOONER Open House BLOOMING PRAIRIE MINNESOTA CONTENTS In 'Xlemorx Rolxrt NILISLD Admmlstrahon Faculty Classes Elementary School H1 L1ghts 68 922 2330 3138 Orgfzmzanons Departments B rnds Choruses Athletxcs PTOICCEIODISES Aclvertlsements School Scenes YEAR BOOK STAFF EDITOR X elt.1 Zeltlns ASSISTANT EDITOR Mfxureen Pelton LAYOUT EDITOR Marllyn Kruger Carol Odegarcl Luella Anderson Margo Anderson Dons Engler Joyce Nichols B lrh 1r1 Wuert7 C ul Bflttilll Io In Benson PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Myrna Bray Bruce Ebelmg Clrol Erlckson J 1n1s Zeltxns Carolyn Ruzek I ln Mlller BUSINESS MAINACER Pat Pelmka Deanne Tuxnder Sh lron Rlmsey K'1ron Ruzelc Ch irles Elhs Sharon Nfladsen Nlarldein N1elsen COPY EDITOR Barbirl Schmclmg Bc tty Tollcfson Slurlc x Benson I lounu Rxlxs I 2 . - ,. - x . , . . zzz . IL I. L z 1. , 1 7 . 1 I , ' , 1 z . 1 3 ' V. ,. I . c . .1. I Y x . X' ' 4' -,-s -'V 39 59 45 49 51 57 60 65 66 68 OPEN HGUSE On November 10 1958 the Board of Educatlon extended a fnendly welcome to all nelghbors v1s1t1ng our new Bloomlng Pra1r1e IUHIOX' Semor Hlgh School bulldmg durlng the open house The present h1gh school bu1ld1ng was constructed for 540 h1gh school puplls Our bu1ld1ng has been deslgned wxth expansxon 111 mmd lf the dlSt1'1Ct 1S further enlarged The bulldlng IS so constructed that the academlc classrooms are sep rated from the vocatlonal shop area band area and gymnaslum The e'Ilt11'8 plant 1S located on 2623 acres and allows not only for future bulldmg CXPBHSIOH, but also ample phySlCal educatlon playground area parklng space and areas for plantmg test plots and for so1l practice areas by our Vocatlonal Agrlcultural classes The gymnaslum aud1tor1um has a regulation 50x84 basketball court that wlll seat approx1mately 1 600 for basketball games A 35x72 stage IS also deslgned to be used as a stage gym The commons the feature area of the bu1ld1ng looks eastward and prov1des a v1ew of the village of Bloomlng Pra1r1e The commons serves as a ultra modern school lunchroom study hall lobby for gym and the social center for the school and school cafetena The bu1ld1ng was completed and ready for occupancy m September 1957 Approxmmately 1200 people were taken on gulded tours of the school The Bloormng Prame Hlgh School band under the dlrectlon of Chfford jones played two one half hour concerts ln the gymnaslum Lunch was served by the FT A members 1 9 A. . . . . , . . , .. . I 7 7 , - 7 J 3 7 , . , . 7 3 ' . .-Q IN MEMORY OF W Wan psmnnunllmw wmwwl as ,,,,, U-4 - H ff ROBERT NIELSEN We the semor class of 1958 uazsh to dedzcate thzs annual to the memory of Robert Nzelsen who was taken from our presence by a most unlnnely death Everyone here espeezally hzs sopho more classmates and closest frzenfls has been saddened by the absence of hzs sm1le Hzs cheerful ways set an example for all to follou We unll cherrsh pleasant memorzes of Bob m our hearts 1 ..., s Z1 1 4 swf I 5 3 f f' L Mb J 7-w-... 5--M'-'N SUPERINTENDENT Maunce McFarl1n Umversxty of North Dakota BS Uruversxty of Nebraska ADMINISTRATICN PRINCIPAL Lome Bluhm St Cloud Teachers College B S Umverslty of North Dakota M Ed. ffwj -I ROBERT ACKERVVOLD St. Olaf College. Senior Social Science, Economic Geography, Stu- dent Council Adviser, Senior C Adviser. f- ff V7 W' If 2 rff'f5W'f 5, 'Z N f X If FACU LTY HARRY BUCK ROBERT BECKER PAULINE BETLACH St. Thomas College. Senior High University of Vlmnesota Latin II wx English, Tenth Grade Adviser, Sen' X, ior Class Play Director. f DARLENE BRANDT Mankato State Col- lege. Vocal Music, Eng- lish 7, Seventh Grade Adviser, Chorus. Winona State College. junior DONNA BURNETTE DEE CAREY High Scif-nw, junior High Biology, University of South Dakota. Luther College Boxs Phv Ed VVrcstling Coach. Shorthand, Typing, Joumalism. Basketball Coach CAE W . . J.. ft '41 W Q. ll w i .85 VK qv- 'Q ARVILLA CLEMMETSON Augustana, Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Librarian, Annual Ad- viser, Senior Class Adviser. JAMES IMSDAHL 'F t 1 BERNICE ROUSSEAU FISHER St. Catherine's College. English, Speech, Eighth Grade Adviser. MILO HOEL Luther College. Book- keeping, General Busi- ness, Driver Education. Ninth Grade Adviser. WARREN HUBBARD Mankato State Col- lege. Tenth Grade His- tory, Eleventh Grade History, Tenth Grade Adviser, Seventh and Eighth Grade Football, junior High Basketball. tes if tariff.: 4, 1 4-ww' tug zzz., PM Iflnl MRS. GEORGE FREDERICKSON University of Iowa. Home Eco- nomics. Q, - A 51 t mtv: 5 xv . t , , .. '10 ' 1' . ec , if tt i f Y' 1 iw' 1 offs' f 4 LEMAR NELSON Co ,di Con S th and NG5lneranl1 Beads: gtatie Collizgi. n nco a ege. even in a Ten a e Eng is , Elzhrh Grade Arg, Psychology, Sev- CLIFFORD JONES Assistant Football arld Basketball enth Glade Engllsh, Sectional Mu- University of North Dakota. Mu- Coach Speech Adviser, junior Class Sic. Commercial Law. sic, Band. Play Director. 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Annual Staff 4, Iournalism 2, 3, 4: Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4: CAA I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chorus Custodian 3, Letterwomen 4. ROCER AMUNDSON. Greater men than I have lived, but gee. they're all dead. Student Council 4, junior Class Play 3, Homecoming Attendant 4, FFA 4, Chorus 1, I,,ette-ruin-n 2, 3, 4, Class President 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball I, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4. LUELLA ANDERSON. Personality has she and as cute as can be. Student Council 2, Annual Staff 4, journal- ism 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, CAA 1, 2. 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3. 41 Band President 4, Band Secretary 2, Band Librarian 3, Pep Band 2. MARCO ANDERSON. Men may come and men may go, I needn't worry, I've got one. National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Senior Class Play 4, Junior Class Play 3, joumalism 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, Class President 1, Class Secretary 2. RICHARD ANDERSON. The good die young-don't worry Richard. Student Council 3, 4, Senior Class Play 4, junior Class Play 3, Ioumalism 4, Lettermen 2, Band I, 3, 4, Pep Band I, Basketball 1, 2, Track I, 2, Football I, 2, Alternate Boys, State 3, Boys' Octet 4. fqxqw. Ev , ' as q 'w.....,- L 0A 9 Tl PHILIP COUCHLIN. XVhy teachers are gray. Let- tvrnn-n 35 XX'rt-stling lg Track 3. ROSEMARY DANNEN. The quiet, ambitious type. CAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterwomen 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. -IUDITH DIXON. She was ever fair and never proud- always quiet-never loud. CAA 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 4, DAVID ELLINCSON. Bored of Education. Letter- invn 35 Baseball 35 'l1l'.lIlSft'I' from Austin 3. ,-. -5 CAIL BRITTAIN. She thinks much but says little. Annual Staff 45 journalism 2, 3, 45 Lettcrwomcn 35 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 3, 45 Assistant Art Di- rector 4. JUDY BUCK. She's as fond of dates as an Arab. CAA 3, 45 Chorus 45 Transfer from Austin 3. KAREN CHRISTENSEN. Give me your hand so I can feel your pulse. National Honor Society 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 junior Class Play 35 Chorus 1, 2, 45 Chorus Custodian 25 Speech Contest 2, 3, 4. HELEN CONKLIN. She's sometimes quiet but we wonder if she's that way all the time. Transfer from Ellendale 4. Ali A , 2 iv . ' ,S '? ' -617 i ' af 'THAT 2- S, Q '. , fa' af I , ' fy ' Y.. - 'T,?.',C3 ' ,f 7 T will 1.1 L 1'8 :'i ' ERNEST INCVALDSON. His mother insists he's never been kissed. Letiemien 3, 45 Track 3, 4. GALE JOHNSON. There'll be a hot time in the old town tonight. Stage Manager junior Class Play 35 Basketball 2, 35 Usher 4. STEVEN KOLLEH. VVhy should life all labor Projcctionist 15 FFA 4. JANET KRAUSE. She's happy go lucky all day long, shcs got the giggles, which shows nothin's wrong. Chorus 45 Transfer from Eagle Bend 4. fa. f mfr.. 9- ,Ei , Z3 :ij l few aria 'ii A . Q3 1 7 5 v W ' ,B .. 4, ... - W fr' , DORIS ENCLEII. It,s nice to be natural, when one is naturally nice. Annual Staff 45 junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. CAROL ERICKSON. If knowledge is like gold. she'll be a millionaire. National Honor Society 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 Letterwomen 3, 45 CAA 1, 2, 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Vice President 35 Chorus Secretary 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Vice Presi- dent 45 Pep Band 1, 25 Pep Club 4. DAVID CUTTOIIMSON. There surely must be some work in himg for none of it ever came out. Homecom- ing Attendant 41 Boys' Chorus I, 45 Band I, 2. 3, 41 Pep Band 2, 35 Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Football 4, Foothaill Co-captain 45 YVrestling 4. JOHN HANSEN. I know a lot, but I can't think ol it. Track 45 Usher 4. I RA -.fr 2, Q 5 ,W wa as are S I 1 S - . . ix ' ' 7 Y. 1-I i' My : 5 1 nf ,didn I -5 , 2-at ... ,. gg' 3 V' -we gr -, 3 M' 'Cr A X ix ' 'K 'V ' A ,Ae , 'lv 'TA ' 'tak if . xN.',l . Miwf 1 ' M l if- V -QP' IAN MILLER. She's loyal to Blooming, but her heart is at I. C. National Honor Society 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 junior Class Play 35 joumalism 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 CAA 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Letterwomen 35 Class Secretary-Treasurer 45 Girls' State 3: Latin Club 45 Latin Club Treasurer 45 Transfer from Austin 2. JANE MORTON. I never hide my girlish blu5h5 I have none. GAA 1, 2, 35 Choms 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 4. MARIDEAN NIELSEN. She is pretty and small and well liked by all. Annual Staff 4: Senior Class Play 45 joumalism 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Transfer from Fairmont 3. CAROL ODECARD. Do you not know that I am a woman? When I think, I must speak. Student Council 25 Annual Staff 4: Senior Class Plav 4' Iunior Class Play '35 FTA 3. 4: CAA 1. 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play 1, 2. 35 Pep Club 3, 4: Letterwomen 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 25 Alternate Girls' State 3. 5, O! 5 x. I' W m MARILYN KHUCER. Dancing is living. Man, am I alive. Student Council 3, 45 Student Council Secretary- Treasurer 45 Annual Staff 45 junior Class Play Prompter 35 Joumalism 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 FTA Secretary 45 CAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Letterwomen 3, 45 Class President 2. DALE MADSEN. Why hurry so to school? It will be there when I arrive. SHARON MADSEN. I like to study and do my share, but the giggles slip in unaware. Annual Staff 45 CAA 1, 2, 35 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Lettervvomen 35 Band 2, 3, 4. DONNA MAIXNER. You can tell her by the noise she doesn't make. Pep Club 4. ,IEW fd? .' . W ,W 5 , ., if r J' 9f5'f Q A X U -A m-rzvvevvvfx In 1 rw V A - s ei- fl'-1 fik 4! v mf DAVID RAUSCH Please break your record and sur prlse us with a word Student Council 2 Student Coun c1l Treasurer 2 Senior Class Play 4 Football 1 Chorus 1 2 Transfer from Llttlefork 2 Usher 4 CAROLYN RUZEK Tis this that everyone would say she s a ood scout in every way Annual Staff 4 Semor Class Pay4 CAA 1 2 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chorus Librarian 4 Letterwomen 3 KARON RUZEK Never lonely always ay always has something to do or say Annual Sta 4 Semor Class Play 4 joumallsm 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Home coming Attendant 4 CAA 1 2 3 4 Tumblng Team 5 2 fhorus 2 Letterwomen 2 3 4 Class Vlce Presi ent EDWARD RYKS He's small, but oh my he goes steady, he's not sl? Homecoming Attendant 41 FFA 4, FFA Historian , Boys' Chorus 4, Lettemien 3, Wresthng 3, 4, Transfer from Austm 2, Usher 4 ssgphc-'wi PATRICIA PELINKA. Thou art a woman, and that is sayinq the best and worst of thee. Student Council lg Annual Staff 4: Annual Staff Business Manager 4g GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 4: Chorus Custodian 4. DIANE PETERSON. There's a sparkle in her eye and a spirkle on her finger. CAA 4g Pep Club 45 Art Assist- ant . VVALLACE PETERSON. I like work so well I could liehdown 'and sleep beside it for hours. Wrestling 1 2- Us er 4. SHARON RAMSEY She listens to everyones troubles md forgets her own Annual Staff 4 Semor Class Play Stucgent Dlrector 4 Ioumallsm 4 Chorus 3 4 Pep Clu 3 4 to-9, 'in 'ff dk WIN Nou .,v- 'Q- 'hghl lx 555 X I 1 ,,-W., mn. '5 f,-If 'fly .... , , , ll 'K : 'J7r QQ.. . V A .Lg.fT.f ' ' 1 'Z-f i 'M ALLAN SOBENSON. Women are such an expensive luxury. Senior Class Play 4. CLIFFORD STAHL. My creed-It isn't what you dog it's what you get away with. Wrestling 35 Projectionist 3, 45 Transfer from Austin 35 Usher 4. ANDREW STEENSMA. All great men are dying-I feel faint. Senior Class Play 45 junior Class Play 35 Homecoming Attendant 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 35 Class Vice President 35 Baseball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Boys' State 3. KENNETH STOLTZ. You only live once, why not make the most of it. Boys' Chorus 45 Projcctionist 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Wrestling 1, 2, 3. A 'yfixir- .l Fra if' , fl i at sv 4 -A 'iff' r dj? 1. ' ff W3 m: . ia,'.,. 1-ffiff.. tw 54 ., 'G ELSO RYKS. If school is liberty, -give me death. junior Class Play Stage Manager 35 Homecoming At- tendant 45 FFA 45 FFA Secretary 45 Track 3: Football 3, 45 VVrestling 45 Transfer from Austin 2. BARBARA SCHMELINC. Late hours are not good for one but they are all right for twof, Annual Staff 45 Senior Class Play Student Director 45 CAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Student Secretary 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Letterwomen 3. JOHN SHEEDY. I'm a listener, not a talker. FFA 45 XVrcstling -3, 4, Wrestling Co-captain 3, 45 Transfer from Austin 3. BARBARA SMITH. I can't think of two things at once, so I'll think of him and let my studies go. Chorus 45 Pep Club 3, 45 Transfer from Henning 2. ixivwgg. ' I i f 'TQ' 1' ' ru Y ,ff ff' I, I. J ,, da, JM ., an---I. 'I A T' . l 4'-J. .I f '1 - - .1 -at I N' M f .N ff , 2' 3 i I tl -..tt ' I 43-gs. xi WW K we fy' Y in f- . 1 Us rt. BETTY TOLLEFSON, Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. Annual Staff 4, journal- ism. 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, CAA 1, 2, 3. 4, CAA Secretary-Treasurer 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Letterwomen 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Class President 4, Class Vice President 1. KENNETH TRIHUS. I speak few words, but I know a lot. Boys'Ch0rus 1, 4, Usher 4. DEANNE TUINDER. Never speak sense when non- sense will serve the purpose just as well. National Honor Society 3, 4, Annual Staif 4, junior Class Play Prompter 3, Senior Class Play 4, Student Council 3, 4, foumalism 2, 3, 45 Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Cheer- eader 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Attendant 4, FTA 3, 4, CAA 1, 2, 3, 4, CAA President 4, Tumbling Team 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 4, Letterwomen 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Secre- tary-Treasurer lg Student Correspondent for Albert Lea Tribune 4. ROZELLA WAALKENS. She's like a light, she goes out at night. GAA 3, 4, Transfer from Austin 3. sucfi fi? .. ,A if .. DALLAS STRAND. She's little, but so is dynamite. CAA 1, 2, 3, Pep Club 4. RICHARD SVOBODA. NVhat he wants to get out ot school most is himself. Usher 4. CATHERINE THIMMESCH. A chain of friends excels a chain of goldf' Pep Club 4. CHRISTOPHER THISSEN. This opular letterman's wants are few, food, sleep, and a flew girls will do. Senior Class Play 4, Homecoming King 4, Lettemien 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Co-captain 4, Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Captain 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. KW f we iM 2'F' .AS ' A YI' 3 Q ,Q arm Q 'li ,EK VW' ---ew y if 2 . ' If fl ll, MOTTO Finished5 Yet Beginning FLOWERS Primrose and Ivy for Youth and Friendship COLORS White and Royal Blue for Purity and Truth MARY VVINN. A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. CAA 1, 2, 45 Chorus 2, 3. BARBARA XVUERTZ. The way to win friends is to be one. National Honor Society 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 joumalism 45 Pep Club 3, 45 FTA 3, 45 CAA 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Transfer from Austin 3. ROGER YANKE. I count it nonsense if not a crime to hang around women all the time. junior Class Play 35 Senior Class Play 45 Proiectionist 2, 3, 4. VELTA ZELTINS. But I am constant as a Northem Star. Student Council 1, 25 Annual Staff 45 Annual Edi- tor 4g Junior and Senior Class Play Make-up 3, 45 jour- nalism 2, 3, 45 Pep Club 3, 45 CAA 2, 3, 45 Chorus 2, 3, 4g Class Secretary-Treasurer 35 Christmas Play 2. , CLASS OFFICERS: Right to Left President-Betty Tollefson Vice-President-Karon Ruzek Secretary-Treasurer-jan Miller 'vi IW' 7'1 Tiki ry E1 . . UV QW mn' S...- C5 W' i N-wnuqrgxw ROVV l: Left to Right: E. Dalager. I, Knutson, R. Colen- berg, L. Boldt. NI. Hofius, S. Lysne. C. Anderson. C Camerer, N. Anclerson, VI. Halverson. C. Anderson. ROVV 2, L. Filley, B. Lune, R. Hillson, A. lngvnlson, K. Dit- levson, M. johnson. P. Benson, rl. Benson, R. johnson, L. .IUNIGR ROXV 1: Left to Right: P. Schroer. M. Nelson, L. Sehroer. Dule Renchin, President, C. Harms, Treasurer, I. Oleson, Vice President, P. Peterson, Secretary: M Rowe B Xurlt un Tivlor ROV 7 S Stensrud Y . p,j. 4, . ':.:. .. Tho:-n. M. Spinler. J. Nielson, L. Moeyliens, A. Nielson. M. Pelton. F. Rylss, I. Peterson. D. Paulson, R. Nutzel Chnstianson. C. Ellingson. ROXV 3: D. Homing, N Bray, A. Kilian. C. Ellis, T. Ilelleek, R. Ingvnlson, L Crundell. D. ilurins, VI. Curtin, K. Royscn. ROXY 4: L Ingvulson. I. Eisterhold, F. Coughlin, P. Ilzlbberstead N. Bnumflnrlner. R. Beckman. CLASS ROVV 3: I. Vokoun, G. Tollefson. R. Jenson, C. Tonolli D. Syverud. N. NVold. I. Nichols, P. Youngzdahl, C Reese. R. YVorke. ROVV 4: K. Sperry. D. Jensen, I lelinek. L. Snider, R. Swenson, R. Schmeling, D Schnehly. - L L.. ., . -. f lr n . ll, 5 A - ,I -..L Ln .rg Fr l ..'Z-Tl.-,.,....... ..., 'l! A krrwm , Y L. 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Noble, President, B. Lysne Vice President, C. Hanson, Secretary-Treasurer. D. Coughlin, C. Knutson, S. Stoltz, I. Nordland, L. Mode H. Mueller, I. Taylor, G. Morales. ROW 2: C. Reesei G. Oswald, D. Underwood, M. Milton, I. Levy, I. 'U' --...-.--- -.....--- --..-..-..- ,fn --.....,-I -s-.-Q.. is Noble, D. Tollefson. ROW 8: R. Tews, C. Peterson, Pederson, A. Sweazy, M. Schneider, I. Mayzlik, Ranum, I. Yanke, R. Schroer, I. Plunkett. ROVV 4: D. Sauke, j. Rowe, C. Taylor, H. Kittleson, B. Pirkl, R. Ramsey, R. Syverud, D. Kilian. FRESHMAN CLASS ROW 1: Left to Right: W. Ille, D. Ellis, M. Iensen, B. Coughlin, T. Burke, I. johns, I. Benson, J. Anderson, Carlson, S. Eisterhold, I. Ellingson, S. Hardy. ROW 2: I. Hanson, j. Branderhorst, H. Halverson, D. Hofius, D. Anderson, R. Draeger, J. Colenberg, J. Hamzs, T. ll Christiansen, I. Harms, I. Hansen. ROW 3: S. Dahl, L. Camerer D. Alwes M. Cou hlin K. Hard S. Kru er , y g W Y, g s M. Benson, V. Beattie, L. Boldt, G. Cuttormson, I. Ditlevson. 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Working to meet the deadline. No work to do, girls? Don't cut your fingers, Marilyn bfi. sf- ELEMENTARY SCHOOL B Aasland Grade 6 Mrs G Prms Grade 1 Miss G 6 Mrs A Witt Grade 4 Nirs E Rausch Grade 1 Frank Grade 2 MISS M Lage Grade 3 Miss-I Thor M1ssA Souglow Grade 6 Mrs N1 Berg Grade 5 Mrs son Grade 4 Miss N Serum Grade 5 XIISS B Leltow E Hammer Grade 2 Mrs D Nelson Grade 1 Nirs Grade 5 MISS B Johnsrud Grade 3 X1lSS H Kermes B Stender Grade 2 Mrs E Ille 1 X X I G G M i, fi f 0 I , ' I ryi i I: Y gl . T' 2 M 5 A ll ROW 1: Left to Right: Miss D. Iehnson, Grade 45, Miss Grade 3. ROWDZ: Left to Right: Mrs. I. Severson, Grade qi? 5 M Grab that lmll. Don't just lay there, get up. W... I I ' 'ii Y all fi, Z ' -A,f, :I Ilall I - 'N-M., L W A ,4 5X W D0 your lessons well, kirls. COOKS: Mrs' B' Hunter GRADE SCHOOL CUSTODIANS: H. Ander- son, R. Snider F if xxx I Chrzs Tlussan Kmb crown thee Luella Andarscm Qzmcn of the 1907 Homccomzn ,bn rf- ' 'L fm: .Q Ji 'Ol- Fzrst Pr: e Float 8th Grade 1957 Royalty Touchzng Off Homecommg '4- ,J cf ffm On the sunny side 's-...Nm XM., The football-somcthzng to remember GRAND MARCH .... . if 1, V. N. 65 ' 'ty M Z i' M T s -' i' '41 A 4 'aff 3 as I I ji , uso 'I r f I x, if is Greig 4.x I 6 THE MAN ON THE STAIRS. ROVV 1: Left to Right: Ellis. dircctorg R. Yankc, R. Andvrson, I. Miller, A. Nl. Anderson, C. Odegard, D. Englcr. ROXV 2: Mr. H. Stccnslnu, ll. Amundson, K. Christcnscn. DiNO. ROXV 1: Lvft to Right: P. Pc-linka, C. Ode- Krum-r. A. Son-nson. H. Yanks: C. Thissc-n, A. Stvcnsma Hurd, B. XVucrtZ. C. Erickson, D. Engler, C. Ruzck, M. R. Svoboda. H. Anderson, D. Huusch, K. liuzck. Nl. An- Niclsen, J. Milli-r. D. Tuindcr, K. Christensen. HOXV 2: dcrson. Mr. Becker, director: S. Ramsey, assistant directorg M. LUV' W V Q m if '7 an sa, ! I 'IQ SHANGRI LA The Bloomxng Prame Hlgh School gym was the scene of a color ful orlental pa.rad1se on May 17 1957 The theme Shangrl La was cleverly brought out by palntlngs of fierce dragons orrental figures and japanese antems Ceremomal mcense burners also added to the atmosphere The center prece conslsted of an orrental bndge and a pond w1th goldflsh swrmmmg ln the pond Henry Charles md hrs band provxded appropnate enyoyable dance musrc The gala evemng came to a close wlth the Grand March led by the jumor class presldent Roger Amundson and h1s date Nancy Anderson As the clock struck mldnlght Bloomrng Prame prom attenders left the dance wlth tlred feet but llght hearts QM YQ PUNCH SERVERS D Roblnson H johnson T 'Nloblc j Hwlxerson D Hellenk D Lysm C' Chrlstlanson P C,-oodnlture I' Nxelson I Fflfl 1 Benson E Ryks S. Lysne, C. Iohnson, 1. Benson, E. Ryks, E. Ryks, L. Lysne. :mc xsfffv ROW 1 Mr and Mrs L Swenson, E Ryks L Lysne ROW 7 V Larson D Peterson Wir ind Vlrs R Ackerwold '14 ,G Z, is r W' 'Y .tix k R - , 4 R lf? I lx ,-qi ,5 fi .5 if pdl CHRISTMAS The Chr1stm1s concert of 1937 bef' ln xslth tr1d1t1onal Chrlstmas music sung bv the mnxcd chorus md ffuls chorus both under the dlrectlon of NTISS Darlene Br lndt The choruses were folloxu d hx the Christmas pl IW under the dlrectlon of Nlrs A FlSl1LI' The pl 15 xx IS rnt1tled Whv The Chlmes Rang It told how the gift of lou from 1 poor xoung how plelsed the Chr1st chlld more than all of the trmsures of the un wellthx After the pliv the bovs octet dlrected by Mr I lmsd lhl s mg VVL Src So Cl ul Elllllllg the prog.,r1m was the hlgh school hind under the CllI'lCt10f1 of Nlr C Ioms The bfmd pl wed medlevs of Chrxstmas 'md insplratlon ll ITlll51C PREPARING VVHY THE CHIMES BANG J lfrmf' sq, i -ah, -Q- Q 2 ggmiz .4-. X..-.-.. A-mm'-5-4-mwx... 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'Au if Y 4 9 ' ff EQ m. hav L 'l, Ml ROV l Lcft to Rlght Nhss Clnmmetson 'lduser F lefson L Anduson N1 Anderson B XVuertz I Mxller x C Bri un NI Pell n N Brn P Pehnkl X1 Rmu HOVV 3 Brneon 1 Zcltlns B Ebellng S lrltms B Srhmellng, Ni lxrugcr C' Odxgxrd ROV 7 Bunsu D I:.ng,lv.r D I'u1ndLr R Ruzek N4 Nlelscn j NILIIOIS S Bmnson C Erukson 5 Niddscn B Tol C Ellls ANNUAL STAFF JOURNALISM STAFF ROXK 1 Left to Rlght NIM Burnmttn 'mdxmr I Nhller B Tollcfwn B Huertz B Colcnberg S Youngdihl X lnltms L Andcrson NI Anduson Xl Pnlton D R .Selstnd 9 Stnnsrud ROV 3 'N Hold C Bnttun Irnndrr C Ellls R Anderson C Andmrson lx Ru ek S Rummy Ni Nulsen J Lnltms HOU 7 N1 Anderson L Niocylxens X1 Brax N1 lxruger 5 Ji mar- 1 'ffl '1 f'fx 'f 31 .- 3 ' W SENIOR MEMBERS: Standing: B. Wuertz, K. Christ- ensen, J. Miller. Seated: D. Tuinder, M. Anderson. CCamera Shy: C. Ericksonl NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society is a scholastic honor group for juniors and seniors. The members are chosen according to their scholastic standing and also by their character, service, and leadership. To become a member as a junior, one must maintain a B+ average for the first four six-weeks periods. A senior member must main- tain a B average. The present senior members are Margo Anderson, Karen Christensen, Carol Erickson, janyth Miller, Deanne Tuinder, and Barbara Wuertz. STUDENT COUNCIL r 1 ROW 1: Left to Right: R. Easton, B. Dennis, C. Han- ,Ig-llelinek. ROW 3: R. Amundson, R. Anderson, R. Ing- son, D. Tuinder, M. Kruger, D. Cole. ROW 2: N. An- v son, R. Beckman, Mr. Ackerwold. derson, I. Harms, C. Peterson, J. Sorenson, I. Morton, nv'f-mf wb vw 'Ill- III. Il 5 de 1 F I l m---v-1-M---1-:-- FMEA glllmnmw wir 'Y sb f-N? 'F V 104 ROVV1 Left to R1ght I Sheedv N Bray D Hommg A lxxlmn E Rvks C Reese E Ryks K Sperry R Amundson H Iuttleson ROXV 2 I Vokoun C Tollef son C Taylor J Elsterhold R Marsh B Hanson R Nl6t7Ll R Schroer I Johns R Benson I Anderson ROVX 3 G Madsen D Schnebley M Halverson T FUTURE FARMERS S81 5 K , Check H1090 mes' Frm, Vnrlscn and 1119 project ADW L I mrnmg how' XVIDII B Ingvalson T Burke D Elhs R Jenson D Hoflus B Steensma ROW 4 S Kollar I Ixerson I Benson D Anderson I Hanson B Coughhn T Burke I Butler D Underwood L Noble ROW 5 K Stoltz C Stahl R Tews M Jensen D Sauke C Reese B Chrxstxanson D 'viagnuson I Rowe R Syverud YSK-l .iw YW' R' ,Qehamw Wwwfm Kenneth Hyelmen and hzs proyect D0 ue study? its FTA Mio BMW. The organization of the Future Teachers of America was chartered at the Blooming Prairie High School on December 22, 1952. The purpose of the organization is to leam about the teach- ing profession, its opportunities. responsibilities. and its im- portant role in our democracy. The members explore their own interests and abilities in relation to various fields of teaching, and cultivate the qualities of personality, character, and leader- ship which are essential in good teaching. This year the organization consists of twenty-three members. who are: RONV 1: L. Mocykens, XVold. C. Odegard. I. Miller, E. Hillson. K. Ilillson. V. Thoen. M. Kruger, J. Soren- son, B. VVuertz. D. Tuinder, Miss Stater. adviser. ROXV 2: L. FTA OFFICERS: Left to Right: M. Kruger, K. Hillson, V. Thoen, J. Sorenson, E. Hillson. I kr . 'S - sw nm' he Inmalson, S. Youngdahl. R. Selstad, R. Robinson, Ni. Nelson, M. Beattie, NI. Knutson. D. Syverud. N. Anderson. M. johnson. ROVV 3: D. Carlson. NI. Dennis, L. Lysne, P. Smith. I. plelinek. Some of the projects taken up by the members are teach- ing Sunday School and helping in regular classrooms to assist teachers. Their special project this year is to buy Christmas gifts for needy children. A scholarship will be given to any deserving high school senior who is going to enter the Held of teaching by the Blooming Prairie Education Association and the PTA. ART The Blooming Prairie High School has acquired a new department that places its emphasis upon art for the seventh and eighth grades. All facilities in this department are new and interesting. The younger children cnioy experimenting in the various Helds of art, such as color combinations. copper and aluminum. This course enables the student to discover in him- self any natural artistic ability which helps to determine his occupation in the field of art in future years. 'Zan--.Hg-in . :Ulf L fl i....... ' Fl ROXY 1. Left to Right: C. Erickson, J. Miller, J. Oleson, Bs-tlueli. adviser: 1. Curtin, D. Tuinder, A. Ingvalson. P. Peterson, ll. Bet-krnun. P. lAl2l.lJl'7Cl'SlC1Kl. ROXV 2: Mrs. K. llillson, P. Benson. I. Peterson. LATIN CLUB-G. A. A. ROV' l: Left to Biglit: Miss Schneider, adviser, L Stoltz, I. Miller, M. Anderson, D. Tuinder, M. Kruger, L. Boldt. I. Knutson. P. Sehroer, K. Christinnson. K Ditlevson. BOM' 2: L. Anderson, B. Tollefson. P. Pelinka B. XVuertZ, B. Veerkunip. L. Scliroer, K. lluzek, H Halverson. D. Tollefson. I. Branderliorst, J. Hansen BOXV 73: V. Zeltins, L. Moeykens, Y, Thoen. N. XVold K. XYiries'ntsvn. M. Nelson, E. Hillson. L. lngvulson, D Carson, R. Robinson. I. Post. J. Taylor. ROXV 4: M Coughlin . Morton. R Dannen S. Madsen I. Dixon, S. Benson, 1. jelinek, M. Dennis, I. Morton, S. Lysne j. Nielson. K. Tonolli. BOXV 5: C. Odegard, E. Angell, B. St-hmc-ling, M. Bray, QI. Buck, R. VVaalkins, P. Smith, K. Peterson, M. Meyer. P. Benson, I. Halverson, N. An- derson. ROXV 6: C. Peterson, D. Coughlin, L. Motle, j. Nordlund. H. Benson, M. Knutson, C. Harms. M. len- sen. M. Spinler. K. Hillson. M. johnson. ROXV 7: S. Tollefson. I. Harms, A. Sweazy, P. Pederson. 1. Nichols. F, Rylcs. S. Lysne, A. Nielson, E. Dalager. L. Filley. ROVV B: C. Ryan. J. Levy, M. Benson, T. Cliristianson, I. Yanke, K. Harty. S. Stoltz, B. Lysne, A. Ingvalson, S. Stensrud, S. Kruger. E M W 4 k' '- r ,,g3,gg..-,g,,,,.,.N il fx mf pm.:--Q.. if ' ...H . -., aw W- ROW 1: Left to Right: P. Peterson, K. Hillson, I. Hal- vorson, T. Christianson. C. Peterson, N. Anderson, J. elinek, L. Ingvalson. ROW 2: D. Syverud, S. Stensrud l. Benson, E. Hillson. C. Anderson, I. Fritz, P. Good- nature, M. Anderson, L. Anderson, P. Pederson, K. VVag- ner D. Farrin ton K Ditlevson P Benson. ROVV 3 . , g , . , . : I Nielson, G. Brittain, S. Madsen, B. Tollefson, K. Harty E. Pechacek, S. Marsh, M. Benson, VV. Schlichting, of Frederickson, M. Coughlin, A. Sweazy, I. Morton, I. -br-Q-.vols Curtin, j. Johns, L. Crandell, K. Tonolli, S. Benson, C. Harms, A. Alfson, C. Symes. S. Hzirty, C. Cuttormson. ROW 4: M. johnson, S. Youngdahl, K. Peterson, L. Stoltz, C. Odegard, R. Dannen, I. Zeltins, R. Anderson, R. Syverucl. A. Steensma, M. Ilalvorson, D. Cole, D. Tol- lefson, A. lngvalson, P. Youngdahl, D. Kilian, A. Far- rington. Mr. jones, director, I. Harms, L. Molte, L. Noble, D. Tonolli, H. Kittleson, C. Erickson. SENIOR BAND - JUNIOR BAND ROW 1: Left to Riqht: M. Tollefson, C. Peterson, C Ingvalson, S. Coughlin, P. Coughlin, 1. Nichols, I Syverud, S. Harms. ROW 2: M. Harms, I. Pelinka, S Krause, I. Ramsey, I. Halvorson, D. Alfson. K. Zol- nosky, N. Christianson M. Ingvalson, T. Nielson, I Robinson, L. Holmes, Christiansen, D. Benson, D. Helleclc. ROW 3: J. Dray, C. Christianson, M. Miller, L. Rowe, D. Curtin, M. McFarlin, H. johnson, I. John- son. T. Noble, I. Herron, Mr. jones, director, C. Young- dahl, R. Ingvalson. R. Butler, R. Mullenbach, R. Mag- nuson, D. Robinson. RONV 1: Left to Right: T. Butler, M. Peterson, V. Mul- E. Milton, C. Kruckeberg, S. Benson, B. Basness, J. lenlmeh. C. Vuith, G. Vnith, C. Freud, M. Becker, j. Butler. -I. Oswald, j. Yam Havenliorst. HOXV 4: K. Kilian, Butler, Y. Dillevson, K. Udstnen, j. Nichols, M. Cough- M. Moriarty, J. Christiunson, C. Cmnt, C. Hall, P. lin, Cl. Peterson. ROXV 2: E. Bjomker, L. Miller. ll. Sc-hley. M. Huntington. B. Kruger, A. Magnusson, S. Smith. S. Swenson. S. Hahlderstanl, I. Rye, D. Madsen. Shaffer, Nl. Schoer, R. XVillcie. ROVV 5: XV. Hertle, T. P. Fritz. Y. Krejei. P. Butler, VV. Smith. HOXV 3: j. Iiamis, C. VVhite. D. Youngdahl. J. Schlichting, M. Ben- Peterson. L. Ingvnvlson, K. Herron, C. Pelinku, X. Leek, son, D. Kessler, F. Coughlin, S. McFarlin, G. Dahl. ELEMENTARY BAND-MAJORETTES ay, , 4- SQ 3 ee li' X . I I Vx CIRLS CHORUS ROXV 1 Left to Right B Lysne M Icnson C Hmns P Peterson X 71.lt1ns P Pclxnln Miss Rrlndt dlrcctor D Sxwcrud L Barry I Dlxon L Boldt A Ni.lt7Ll ROXI 7 H Bcnxon I lxruw. lx Chrwtnnson E Angell Nl Btn Nl Bcittlf B Plrlxl E ItIlllNOl l I Ingxikon I Sorvmon I Post ROV 3 C Rx m S Tollefson D Tlllfldel' B Xxlltftl l Anderson I Buell R Smith E Dllwger ROV 4 'NI Nckon I Nlorton R Dmmn C Erxckson S Nhdson D Englnr S Rimsu L Stoltz NI Iohnson I 'Vlelsen ROVV 5 D -Klum I Boldt I Hmsen P Benson Lcxv L Xlotle I Norcll md A Nlelsen L Fllley S Lysne K Dltlfxson ROW 6 T Clxrlstllmon I HWYYHS H H11 xorxon D Follcfson I Brlndvrhorgt X B1 lttn P Pcdtrson K Suewx C lxnutson Nl Rowe ROXV ol n I lun: I Nlorton Xl Xlevcr lx Tono I NlLll0lN F Rwks C Pctcrson D Conghlm A Inffval son lx lIlllS0fl CHORUS BOYS CHORUS ROXV 1 Left to Rlght Nhss Br'1ndt dxrector C Ellis C Cuttormson E Rwks D Renchxn I 'vhlton lx Spern D N16-wri R Fwston D Ixxlxan L Inffmlcon NI Underwood ROXV 9 R Rob mon I Butler R Amundson R Draeger R We1t7el B Han WIT I een C Ihnscn D Underwood I Curtm I Exiterhold R Br-cknmxn P Youngdahl R Anderson ROXV '3 N1 llllxorson I Ifterson H lxlttlmon L Noble K Tnhm D Cnttormson X1 Clmrlstznicn A Farrlngton G H'1rms I Olcson C Tonollx l '11.m.M 'Bl Q ,J Q4 'HK Pro 1:-'Qt' f'W1r 1' 3 yn 1,-, , A 4 1 ' l ............ ...-.--.- '1 Q l -in-nuance V - W , I A - I I I I - C fi , . . 1 . . 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Miller, T. Neilson. ROVV 4: T. Noble, J. Ramsey, E. Ilillson, C. Peterson, j. Nichols, T. Paulson, B. jenscn, D. Swenson, R. Selstucl. CHORUS SEVENTH GRADE CHORUS. ROW' 1: Left to Right: Miss Brunclt. flirvctorg B. llovc, N. Curtin, E. Christian- Knutson. C. l.olu-y, S. Morales. M, Mclfarlin. A. M2151- ncr. li. Butler. D. Benson. ROW' 13: S. Coughlin, D, Mat- son. J. Sxww-rud, D. Alfson. T. Alwes. L. Mueller. I. son. C. Cruis, M. llurms. P. Coughlin, D. Curtin. G. Kruger, S. Krause. L. Rowe. ROW 2: S. Nclson, Kruckvburg, J. Pelinka, D. Severtson, C. Hanson, A. Tliorson. 1-Mi as 'fu 3' 1 B :ull I Is everybody ready? CHORAL MUSIC This year the male students of Blooming Prairie High School have been given their chance to show their singing ability. There now is a mixed chorus, consisting of members from the Boys' Chorus and the Girls' Chorus, which has performed at the Christmas and spring con- certs. BAND OFFICERS: P. Peterson, Custodiang N. An- derson, Custodiang C. Erickson, Vice Presidentg L. Anderson, Presidentg D. Syverud, Custodian. C. 5 u Moment of relaxation. It's your turn now, boys. CHORUS OFFICERS: P. Peterson, Vice Presidentg V. Zeltins, Presidentg D. Syverud, Secretary-Treas- urerg G. Harms, Libr ' - . ' ' ' . anan, P Pelinka, Librarian MANUAL. -A STUDENT SECRETARY E Angell SECRETARIES if! T ChflSfl3n50n 'im Nlorton I Sonnion R SllStld L Baffy G Bnftam LIBRARY AsslsTANTs CUSTOWANS xx N' ,J Q xx , AW. -,,,p- 'H '-' ATHLETICS in X. R firm 2 2 ? 'lim new flat M' f?af..:j'?g .Q 5,2517 Q mf -,. 3: .:,f571 3,M if Q E it . E I ev -from N KU Q33 3 X517 21 vi R' .f Q 3.26: fn ROVV 1: Left to Right: Mr. Carey, E. Rylcs, R. Amund- son, A. Steensma, E. Rylcs, D. Cuttonnson, C. Thissen, D. Jensen, A. Kilian, R. Ingvalson, T. C-amess, Mr. Buck, I. Colenberg. ROW 2: C. Morales, C. Amundson, J. Eisterhold, L. Noble, M. Halverson, K. Sperry, 1. Milton. I. Ielinek, D. Renchin, D. Rye, H. Kittleson, Mr. Prins, Mr. Nelson. ROW 3: D. Harms, G. Guttorm- o PS, son, R. Nielsen, I. Morrison, T. Helleclc, I. Curtin, I Robinson, I. Ditlevsongal. Madsen, S. Thorson, D. Miller C. Ellis, D. Underwo . ROXV 4: R. Benson, J. Butler D. Burteh, C. Oswald, I. Hanson, R. Pirkl, B. Hanson R. Neitzel, J. Taylor, B. Christiansen, J. Benson, C. Tay- lor, M. Underwood, R. Syverud, R. Easton, C. Hanson FOOTBALL - SENIOR LETTERMEN ' r fi -V w 5, if T . ' 'QWX T, . ef '- '- in n RY a ,.,.,. 4 .K A, Q ' Q W . . f ' f 2 S 6 M 1 3 gi x .-.. E R' CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAIN E. Ryks E. Ryks D. Guttonnson C. Thissen CHEERLEADERS: D. Tuinder, M. Anderson, N. Wold R. Amundson A. Steensma L. Lysne, K. Tonolli, N. Anderson. any .Q .' ' g l i' Zze f f rs , ' LN f: . -- .--. ,ss ., Z 3 . N. K . s ,rf J is-as. P wiv ' , ,ff ' N .,, Qigfsaffgii YE Q? vfffifg lin -.img , iff Co uptfun C Th1S9CH Coachj Prms Co captam D Guttormson Do we have them? K X ru Q'-w,,f ' HW4 mf-.A L... E' ,Im 3- A TEAM: ROVV 1: Left to Right: D. Rye, Manager, D. Jensen, C. Thissen, K. Sperry, R. Amundson, I. Milton, Tumer, C. Ellis, S. Thorson, Manager. ROW 2: Mr. D. Renchin, D. Tumer, Mr. Nelson, Coach. ROW 3: I. Carey, Coach, G. Amundson, I. jelinek, C. Harms, D. Curtin, G. Tonolli, D. Ellingson, T. Helleck. B TEAM: ROW 1: Left to Right: R. Ramsey, W. Ille, M. Halverson, R. Robinson, J. Taylor, D. Burtch, D. R. Magnuson, D. Miller, R. Easton, T. Garness. ROW 2: Underwood, I. Colenberg, C. Hanson, D. Rye, Manager. Mr. Prins, Coach: C. Oswald, J. Morrison, D. Meyers, Wa My W 7 W .W W Q 'Q r was le. X xwE,,,,:i J. 1-nl, 'blur' A 6,045 HQ Farm' V .A Vw Get the ball, David! 4' ' 7 ROW 1: Left to Right: B. Kruckeber , D. Hurdljk, D C Helleck. ROVV 2: Mr. Hubbard, Coaci, D. Kruckeberg D. Cole, D. Tonolli, D. Curtin. J' x I 1 ., ---, V X xx J g , E. , 4 KL 1 BC I KW li . if ww W. M. Anderson N. Anderson A L N. Wold D. Tuinder BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS 3' Can you find Morton, L. Moeykens, P. Benson, L. Lysne, R. Anderson. C. Ton olli, R. Amundson, and R. Yanke in the picture? What are you doing fellas? fln insetj C. Thissen, senior et th g G ROW1 Left to Rnght R Johnson B Chnstlanson G Reese B Ingvalson R Neltzel G Guttormson J Ben son B Hanson I Exsterhold A Wexss ROW 2 I Oleson D Guttormson I Vokoun A Steensma D Hommg I Sheedy L Noble T Wmn R Ingvalson A Kxllan E Ryks J Robmson D McDonald R Ben son D Kxhan Mr Buck coach ROW 3 A Ulland I P Iverson E Ryks N Bra G Tollefson H Krttleson M Chnstlanson Ed Ryks rought glory to t.he Bloommg Pralrle wrestlers m the champlonshlp round of the das tnct tournament m Austm by the declsxon of 4 3 As the dlstrlcts 120 pound champlon Ryks went to the re- WRESTLING TRACK BASEBALL The track team 1S a hard workmg energehc group The prospects look brlght for a successful season Track started Vlarch '74 wxth practlce meets wlth Albert Lea and Austln The confer ence meet Apnl 6 Those qualrfylng there go to the reglon Mr Pnns coach sald hopes are hlgh for tlus season Events mclude the followmg 100 yard dash 290 yard dash 440 yard run 880 yard run m1le run low and high hurdles hlgh lump broad jump shot dlscus pole vault and the relays Bloomlng Pralrxe captured the Co pher Conference tr lck tltle Xlay 7 1908 at Owl tonm by outscormg JdH6SVlllC 73 to 60V2 Nlew m zrks were set by john Mllton at 40 9 m the shot put md Dave Guttormson at 118 91!4 ln the dlscus Top scorer for the day was Cuttorm son Bob Ingvalson was 1 double XVIIIDCI' vun nmff the 100 md 440 The Bloommg Prame Hlgh School baseball team was bullt around a returnmg core of let termen Tom Helleck pltcher Cordle Amund son catcher and Andy Steensma Chrls Thlssen and Don Jensen Other squad members are Chuck Elhs Dale Renchm jack Ielmek Chnton Hanson john Mllton Davld Underwood and john Curtm The schedule mcludes a game with each member of the Gopher Conference and par tlcxpatnon ln the dlstnct toumament at Aushn Practlce started w1th mdoor workouts during March w1th emphasis on throwmg and condl txonmg As soon as the condltlon of the playmg field permitted workouts were held outsxde sa A 5 ' 1 , n W 4 I ' 4. ' , . ' ' 1 ,J Q 1 W I I v .ii ' ' 5 fly , 4 - 2 - M 4 ' 1 I . lt ? 1 A , , ' ' 4 i t. 4 '- ' R , K. gl h 5 4 U s 1 I f R 4,-,,. . : ' : .. , . ' ' , . l ', . , . K, . , . ' ,l . 1 ' ' ' Z l ' . ' ' - . . ' . . . . , . , . , . . : . . l ' g I - . ' ' l ' ' . ' ' l . . y . - l . 1 , ' , - v , ' , ' , 4 - n Q y 1 . , . , . , . , . - glonal tournament m Wlnona where he placed !.l'nrd. , . , . , . : . , . - - ' 7 ' A -' I I 7 a 1 - - ' 9 9 1 n Q. h If 1 f l A I I ' ' 7 5 3 I 7 ' ' 7 7 1 J ' 1 a ' 9 5 ' L . - 1 1 1 l s ' 1 ' D ' ' a ' .f ' , ' 2- ' c . ' . . 1 ' l - I v If ' ' ' ' C - Y ' I I N - 7 ' l . s ' - ' 1 1 w 2 - 7' - I X 1 U . . COOKS. ROW 1: Left to Right: Mrs. V. Robinson, Mrs. B. Benson. ROW 2: Mrs. E. Ditlevson, Mrs. M. Elinger, Mrs. E. Burtch. GRADE SCHOOL PATROL. ROVV 1: Left to Right: G. Hall, J. Christiansen, I. Rye, I. Eiscntrager, M. Hunting- ton, M. Colenberg, D. Swenson. ROVV 2: N. Stolz, A. Renchin, S. Habberstad. D. Madsen, C. Nelson, E. Weiss, I. Thompson. ROW 3: M. Klempf, T. Thorson, K. Carey, C. NVhite, R. Braaten, D. Hesse. i. . M.. r lr ' ef r- 1 . A 5 Y an '39 Left to Right: R. Jenson, L. Christianson, A. Farrington, ger, R. Worke, G. Reese, A. Ulland, N. Baumgartner, E. Behrens, I. Curtin, R. Yanke, C. Tollefson, D. Drae- K. Stoltz, G. Ellingson, C. Stahl, Mr. Bluhm, Adviser. PROJ C. Tollefson E. Ryks, G. Iohnson, E. Ryks R. Svoboda, D. Rausch, I. H ' t ECTICNISTS USHERS anson R. Iohnson, L. Snider, K. T ' nhus Q' WWZ, f I 71001 f ' . W if Betlach Food Store Reichert's Drug Store The Rexall Store Blooming Prairie, Minn. Coast to Coast Hardware-Housewares Auto Supplles-Palnts Electncal Supplles Bloommg Pralrle Phone 50 Bloommg Prame Creamery si. M Ressler Clothing Store Ille Hardware an Trre Servlce Bloommg Pralrxe Mmn Oleson Dry Goods Qual ty Mercha.nd1se Bloommg Pralrle Mmn 01' wk Ishii -wg? .ff ,ms Farmers and Merchants Bank - - S . . I I I O l O 0 ' it d 'f 512 ,V N ---V 0 0 1-fi' ' Z! yy fi 3, . -A, . C , . ' A 4 +-ag . 'ig Q 3' ' yfg,-1-V xg X A I -A fp . .i'Nf'4' . , A 'fi -' ' g lg 'e r ' 13.Qf1'QT?4'-.E . .fini '- ., 4590. , ,a.,, if Y' ,, 5 Af ' . .C '. F T tg . , .. yn Hx, ff nl, nr- ,V 4 - , . Johnson Hardware Where Quality IS Hlgher Than Pnces Bloommg Pralrle Phone 133 ll '.fQnfe- ,-f1lr',,, 'i rn L rm-fillizz g The Lark Supper Club bil BEN FRANKLIN The Store That Welcomes Students 21 8 Lunch Bloommg Pralrle Mmn Bloommg Prame Furmture Co Where Furmture IS the Best Free Delivery Ei! Phone 49 JEAN'S CAFE 5 T U D E N T 5 ! Oswald Grocery Store E11-107 Econom and Convenience Have You y in Shoppmg at Patronized 0SWALD'S Our Advertisers? an Blooming Prairie, Minn. Lysne Construction, Inc Excavat ng Trenchxng Equipment Rental L E Lysne M Lysne Phone 100 Wanous Shoe Store Cartrn Standard Servrce Meadow Hatchery Elk Oll Company L S Ulland Company Shaw Drug Dr E D Bock Johnson Meat Market Blrgrn Harness Shop Afdems Market COZY INN Home Cook ng Our Specialty Breakfast Lunches-D1 ners Phone 120 Farmers Cooperatwe Elevator Assoclatron Feed FOI' Every Need Bloommg Prame Phone 57 Gas and 011 At A Savlng Batteries-Tires-Accessories Bloommg Pralrle Phone 37 Dr John Frscher George Day Glen Thorson Dr B D Betlach Peterson Implement The Standard Lumber Co Where Quality Is the Fmest Bloommg Praxrle Phone 4 . . K. . . - Ditlevson-Webb Station Dellclous and Refreshmg Rye Jewelry COCA COLA Austln Coca Cola Bottling Fine Guns Fine Jewelry Company Austln Mmn Bloomlng Pralrle Mmn PATRONIZE Pralrle Oil Company your SCHOOL Your Mobxlgas Man Bloommg Pralrle Phone 34 CONCESSIONS EBEI-'NGS Hayes Lucas Lumber Co for your Fine Lumber Good Paints PHOTOGRAPHY NEEDS Blooming Prairie Mmn Blooming Pralrle Mmn Morton Appliances Black and White Chronicle Refngerators Freezers Ranges Records Events and News Prompt Bottle Gas Service f th 0 e Bloommg Pralrle Phone 59 BLOOMING PRAIRIE HIGH SCHOOL .. . Q Q - . . . . . .. . 9 ' 9 - nn . u ' u . .. 1 I 1 .. . , . . .. . , . ' ll ' Q . .. CARTIN CLEANERS Stop Ill and See Us about Your Cleanmg Needs Bloommg Pralrle Phone 152 R L Flrst National Bunk A Rel able Bankxng Service Bl P Ph 1 Hclrrlet s Dres Wel oommg tame one GAMBLE STORE Hardware Supphes Sporting Goods Apphances Ray Renclun Manager Bloommg Pralrxe Phone 17 Central Co op OI' ASS n Fultejsek Kublcek 81 Co Hardware SU V Bloommg Pran-le Phone 14 I o ' if .rm . . i i - 1 YS , 5 ' , Q I - 1 1 O l I U I vii 1 . . xx 1 g 2 ms... .- if E Q Shaw Barber Shop Shave Haircut Bloomlng Pralrxe Mmn Bloommg Prame Tnmes Pnntmg and Ofhce Supplies Bl00mlhg Pralrle Phone 70 Carlson Construction Co Norman A Peterson Insurance Agency Concrete Masonry Carpentry Berg Bam Equlpment Insurance Investments Cleaners Sxlo Unloaders Income Tax Bloommg Pralrle Phone 111 Blooming Pralrle Phone 99 MOTLE Construction Company See Us About Your Bu1ld1ng Needs Bloommg Pralrle Phone 165 Blooming Pralrle Bakery Where Baked Goods Are the Fmest Phone 168 Srsens Auto Company Prarrle Egg Company Ruzek Service Garage Schaffer Beauty Shop APCO Servlce Station Chas F Fox 81 Co Austm Mmn o on a 0 - s. . . 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