Bloomington High School - Bear Yearbook (Bloomington, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

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K A 9,1 XII PRINCIPAL P Arthur Hobllt One of the culmmatmv features of three successful years ln hrgh school IS a yearbook I-Ierern w111 be found evrdence that educatlon IS a pOS1t1V6 contubutmg dCV1Ce for supply mg the subject matter and sp1r1t whrch formulates sound at trtudes of crtlzenshlp May the h1gh school experlences of the class of 53 always stand them 11'1 good stead P Arthur Hobht SENIOR HIGH OFFICE 1 SECRETARY: Barbara Bredsten W J .am M ,J X ' is b. lf' WINNIFRED ANDERSON U of Mmnesota LAURA BARTHELME College of St Catherine er Advisor ,gf in EVERETT E CHAPMAN Rlver Falls Teachers Col WILLIAMJ DANIELS St Thomas College lege Second Team Basketball Amerlcan Hlstory Speech Forenslcs Annu al Honor SOCICIY Co ch Track Coach -pam GERALDINE GITS MARJORIE E. GRONSETH U. of Mlnnesota Augsburg College U. of Southern Callfornla Glrls' Phys1ca1 Educatron Llbrarran K, VIOLA L BENGTSON ROBERT A BOEHME Stout Insutute U of Mrnnesota Class Advisor Jumor Class Play :fn ANNA MAE DAWSON Coe College Iowa World Hrstory Engllsh Newspaper Advlsor fs RAY A. HANSON LEONA JOHNSON U of Mmn Graduate U. of Mmnesota School Engl1sh, Senror Class Play Phys1cs,Chem1stry, Geo merry 1 , l ,Z QF gy Vocal.Music,Cheerlead- commercial Home Economics English, German, Junlor H - I 4 1. if I , ' if Q .ao X as .9 Q -0 6 CATHERINE M LEGAULT WISCOHSIH State College Art Art Advxsor 4? STEVEN ST MARTIN U of Mlnnesota Mathemaucs Soclal Problems Sophomore Class Adv1sor Audlo Vlsual Co Ordmator DONALD G LUNDMAN U of Mlnnesota Mechamcal Drawxng ,pigs-his Il CHARLES R PETERSON St Thomas College B1o1ogy '53 'Q ROBERT A SHANNON U of Mmnesota Instrumental Muslc I s- 'Q GERALD MOLOSKY St Thomas College Phys1cal Educatlon Coach of Football Golf Intramural Sports VA LERIE RALPH U of Mmnesota Speech Correctlon MARYADELE VAUGHAN St Cloud Teachers 8a Mpls Busmess College Commerclal 'S GERALD S ORR U of Mlnnesota Industrxal Arts HW 'Z' DUANE L RIPPEL Gustavus Adolphus Baseball Coach Basket ball Coach ORVILLE J WHITE Wxlllam Penn College Physlcal Educatlon Ass t Football Coach Tennls Coach I +5 L J f 52 5 P' , ' :SS 7'ZVVj 3 K ,ivy V ' ffl 7 FACULTY AT ORK 1 wr- V2 Mr St Marun Mrs LeGault Mr Chapman Mrss Barthelme Sc Mrs Vaughan Mrs Johnson Mr Hanson 8 M if I my t 1 M5 W M 1 M M ' V fggx' 4 kct. M 43 '-' rf as M Ji M M' 0 x f J I 37 4 TO O R HEALTH NURSE Mrs Mane Grese 'fi NKXX COOKS Mrs Rosengren Mrs Me1ncke Mrs Bloom Mrs Wlse Mrs McMullen Mrs Johnson 9 ,IA ITORS Ed Gruber Art Cooper Allan Batlrff Arn1e Johnson BU DRI ERS ' ' w BACK ROW Woodrow Cates Drck St Martin Duane Gregg Travls Dean Dwrght Carlson Harold Garner Theron Keller FRONT ROW John Schmttz Rene Balllff Don Strom Frank Wharton Everett Dahhen Lyle l-Iaase AB SENT Earl Boxeth 10 W , 7 K x ' 0? sn A Xf! NX I It 0.xN,X! W ' N U t QQ Xx xllf f V 9 'ks Y ll Qgf y XXX M A XX ' If xx C f KX WINIFRED ALFORD Down 111 front' Let a short gal see Annual 12 Glrls Glee Club 12 Llorary Help 11 12 Mlxed Chorus 1.2 X if 1 l.,Q'-4:51 DONNA ANDERSON Her votce IS lrke a gently flowtng brook Ban 9,12, School Paper 12 RODINEY AABERG Blow' Gabrlel Blow' n 6 8 9 1 12 Boys Glee Club 11 Student Counctl 10 12 Trumpet Trto 10 11 12 xxx. 'Z-. RICHARD A LFORD Hts greatest labor was to ktll tune Boys Glee Club 11 fll0f' Q'- IOHN BAILEY I know more thanl let on ' Boys' Glee Club 10, 11,12, Golf 1o,11, Mtxed Chorus 10,11, 12, Octet 12 SHIRLEY BARMETTLER HTIYIIC, t1de, and Shtrley watt for no man,' Annual12,G1rls'Glee Club 9,10,11,12, Honor Soctety 12, Mtxed Chorus 1O,11, 12, Nonette 11,12, School Paper 12, Student Counctl 11, 12 12 in Q K S SHIRLEY ALLFIN One of ltfes ltttle temptatrons Gtrls Glee Club 9 10 DORIS A INDERSOIX. lt s fun to make her blush Glrls' Glee Club 9 CLAUDETTE BOYNTON Here she IS there she goes Annual 12 Cheer leader 11 12 Class Secretary 10 Class Play 11 Declamatron 11 Grrls Glee Club 10 12 Homecomrng Queen 12 Mrxed Chorus 12 Nonette 12 School Paper 12 XAARIS BIESECKER At fxrst you thlnk she s shy When you know her oh my' Grrls Glee Cluo 12 'vlrxed Chorus 11 12 lwonette 12 Off1ce Help 11 School Paper JEAN BOWERSOX Swrsh' What was that red flash? Annual12 Gxrls Glee Club 9 10 11 Mrxed Chorus 11 12 School Paper 12 ROBERT B BROW N Well I graduated drdn t l'7 5 A , A Q ra. ' 5 . A 1 4. 1 I ' . V 11' . , my ,X S A' I . ' ' ' 1 r 112: 12. 5 . ' ' X f , ' at . 3' V N E u ' ' is L : O B 4229 'I u T fulfil? s ' 1? ' ,FU d , , ' I D I ' N -. . J it 13 ROBERT C BROWN Im learnrng a lot but school seems to rnterfere Ban 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Boys Glee Club 10 11 12 Movre Operator 11 17 Ten n1s 10 ll an Rn IM illwx 2 QR NORMA N BU NGERT Blessed IS the man who can manage Baseball 11 LOIS CARLSON I wonder rf rt was that funny G1r1S Glee Club 10 11 12 CHLOE BUHMAN I was there although you never heard a word from me Grrls Glee Club 11 'Q ROB ERT C LARK Ah' what rs that power I have over women'7 Boys G1eeClub10 11 Class Play 11 Mlxed Chorus 1011 12 Octet 11 12 Stu dent Councrl 9 10 11 XSS? GUY CHERP He s strrctly for the buds' Annual 12 Boys Glee C u 11 12 C ass V1ce Presxdent Class Play 11 Foot bal110 11 12 Golf 10 I-lomecomlng escort 12 Student Councll 11 12 -' x NANCY CLARK She puts her worrres tn a pocket wrth a hole U1 ll Annual 12 Band 10 Class Play 11 Guls Glee Club 10 11 12 Mrxed Chorus 11 12 Nonette 11 12 School Paper 10 11 12 JACK COOPER Manhood 15 not meas Wm ured rn stature -X' M amor PATRICIA DAHL Her heart s 11ke the moon theres man rn II Band 10 Class Secre tary 11 Cheerleader 1011 12 Grrls Glee C1ub9 12 Homecom 1ngAttendant12 Mrx ed Chorus 12 Student Councll 10 lx th. BARBARA DEEBACH Let's go My horse IS saddled and wart mg .. Grrls' Glee Club 9,10, 11,12, Mrxed Chorus 11,12 HARRIET DOWNEY Dark and happy Short and snappy Class Play 11, Decla mation 11, GLr1s'G1ee C1ub9,10,11,12, Mtx ed Chorus 12. Band 8 9 10 11 12 Boys Glee Club 11 12 Class Play 11 Mrxed Chorus 11 Octet 12 Tennls 10 11 ARLENE DA LBEC Who sard gentlemen prefer blondes? Grrls Glee Club 9 10 11 Homecomrng At tendant 10 .. x Q ' . V X lb , : 1 : s ' , - . 10: a . , 3 . ' ' 5 , f 4' - ' ' ' Q K A kL,,: L? 1 p p v 'A fiw f : ' ' 1 C .ll 1 v Vi Q ' I I 1 1 Q 12.: : Y H. : 12. ' ' , . m , A .11 A ' . s. , . V O . , ' a A - 5 ' GL f ' ' 14 RICHARD FENN Some are WISE and some are other wrse Boys Glee Club 12 Mrxed Chorus 12 MARY FREUNDSCHUH I ve got a funny bone that IS always get trng bumped Annual 12 Class Play 11 Class Secretary 12 Debate 11 Grrls State 11 I-lomecommg At tendant 12 Interpre uve Readmg 11 x A A RICHARD DRABEK When I feel like studying I lic down until the feeling goes away. RONALD ENGDAHL A word that is not spoken never does any mischief. Boys'G1ee Club 10,11, 12g Library Help 12g Mixed Chorus 11. CISS LOUISE GIBSON Ambltlon brarns wrsdom porse She does a lot without much norse Annual 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Class Play ll Flute Quartet 11 12 Glrls Glee Club 9 10 Honor Soclety 11 School Paper 11 12 PHILIP GILDERHUS Grldy did rt' Boys Glee Club 11 12 Golf 9 10 11 Mrxed Chorus 10 ll I2 .psi 91 lk- ' 1 M A ,ax X' 'I' 353, V s Yi, V JOHN FIGI When trouble comes my way I take an other path Boys GleeClub 11 12 Mrxed Chorus 11 12 Octet 11 BARBARA GALCHUTT The best way to have a frrend IS to be a frrend Annual 12 G1rls Glee Club 12 Mrxed Cho rus 12 School Paper 'MT we .fix I - H- :ssl - I A eb 0 .U 1 ,, - - ix X ,J . . : Q - ' ' : ' ' - - 12. I School Paper 11,12. : Y A 6. ' gpx .H .. . . ' . , J' -f M 1 . H.: I b g . I ' I . . ' tx I . I 15 'F 1 SHIRLEY HA NSEN Shell Shrrley suc ceed DONNA HECKMASTER She s good to look at but better to know Annual 12 Gtrls Glee Club 9 10 11 12 Mrx ed Chorus 11 12 tu dent Counctl 10 JERRY GLEIXNER Why hurry --time flies anyway. Annual 12g Basketball 9,l0,11,12g Baseball 9g Boys' Glee Club 11,12g Class Play 115 Football 12g Golf 10g Mixed Chorus 11,12g Octet 11,12g School Paper 12g Track 11. EN CAROL HOLERUD Qutet but appre crated Gtrls Glee Club 10 11 Llbrary 12 ROBERT GOODRICH I never let studying interfere with my ed- ucation. Boys' Glee Club 12g Class Play 11. K- HIOI' 1? ,bs RICHARD HOLLENBACK Here Iam you lucky people Basketball 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 Boys Glee Club 11 Class Play 11 Class Treasurer 10 12 Foot ball 10 11 12 Home comtng Krug 12 School Paper 12 9 TIMOTHY HA ZEL Wel1 I served my time, now good-by. Boys Glee Club 11 Mrxed Chorus 10 -3 -I.. THOMAS HOGAN School problems don t bother me m . Qtr' tk f f ' ' j jgf 2 .. ffi ' ' I hx sb U ' av xi K I :liz R' 1' 5 ' . ' . Q 16 as is A I' PHIL JOHNSON All the grrls are desparr To frnd out how he curls hrs harr Debate 11 12 Foot ball 9 10 11 12 Honor Socrety 12 Tenms 10 A8 a s cb DICK IUSTEN Work fascrnates me I could srt and watch rt for hours Boys Glee Club 11 12 Football 12 School Paper 12 Track 11 N. CLIFFORD JOHNSON The strong srlent type Band 10 11 12 Movre Operator 11 12 'Ks 'Uk ANN KAMLEITER 'She has a genrus for frrendshrp Annual 12, Class Play 11, Class Vrce Presl dent 11,D1scuss1on 11, Honor Society 12, Of frce Help 12, School Paper 11,12 LOWELL JOHNSON He s majorrng rn all brology Boys Glee Club 10 11 12 Football Manager 10 Mrxed Chorus 10 11 12 Track 10 its-w Nap' MA RION KA MLEITER 'Lrke a brook, always babblmgj' Annual 12, Class Treas urer 11, Honor Socrety 12, lnterpretrve Read- mg 11, Offrce Help 11, 12, School Paper 12 '95 SHIRLEY JOHNSON Bnght headed rnsrde and out Grrls Glee Club 12 Mrxed Chorus 12 Non ette 12 School Paper TED KAHL lwonder what rt s lrke to be dumb Debate 12 mg L 0. 5 at ff Ak 1- Wg S ii.. E RICHARD KOSSOW just call me doc I can operate any where Annual 12 Band S 9 1011 12 Boys Glee Club 10 11 12 Class Play 11 M1xedCl1orus 10 11 Octet School Paper 12 Ten n1s 10 11 ol 4 GI:RA LD LEISDOIN Just because I don t say anythmg does nt mean I ave nothrng to say NORMAN KAUPANG A good sport in every- thing. Ui fl PATRICIA LOVELETTE Good thlngs come H1 small packages Glrls Glee Club 9 Mlxed Chorus 10 18 VIRGINIA KO LLEN Blonde Bombshell Annual 125 Class Play 115 Girls' Glee Club 10,11,12g Homecom- ingAttendant 115 Jun- ior High Office Help 11g Mixed Chorus 12g School Paper 12. 'Wilt , 'lr' DENNIS MCCAULEY He was almost krlled once when a tram of thought passed through hrs mlnd PATTY LAATSCI-I A lxkeable glrl wrth a lxkeable may G1rls Glee Club 10 11 Mrxed Chorus 11 RIC HA RD LIND ER Never do today what you can do tomor row vw I s I K it ffffrf , . U , YQ . . 5 I A 12: I, ' f 9 ll sq' ' P 01 if 4 N V A .:.. N I I wi. 6 X ' A ' fl - .Q of yt,s if ffff A I a 1. I A Q ' Q If L in-. RICHARD MIKKELSON Lrke gravrty he has the power of attrac uon Baseball 9 10 11 Football 12 MICHAEL MCMULLEN For he s a jolly good fellow Boys GleeClub 10 11 12 Mrxed Chorus P? PAT MCMULLEN I thought I caught myself studyrng, dreamrng agarn Boys Glee Club 11 12 Vlrxed Chorus 11 .QQWB 'vu fi LOIS NELSON She rs as lrkeable as she rs lookable Annual 12 Band 10 11 12 Grrls Glee Club 0 Student Councrl 9 BARBARA NESBITT She always means busmess monkey busrness Class Play 11 Grrls Glee Club 9 10 11 12 Mrxed Chorus 11 12 rbx FLOYD NESBITT He IS a quret man but qurte a man Boys Glee Club 10 L1 brary 11 12 Mrxed Chorus 10 11 12 EUGENE MUNSON Alrttle nonsense now and then IS relrshed by the wrsest men Band 10 11 12 Boys Glee Club 10 11 12 Drscussron 11 Student Councrl 11 12 Trum pet Trlo 10 11 12 SHERMAN NELSON I d rather hug a prg skin than anythmgl know Football 12 School Paper 12 . 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' I' , I I . 1 G ' I ' , f f I I - , gg r'i 6 I 4 I I it n QQ vw Ag I vfivx I . 1 ll U' ' ' ' 4 U ' I I - A 19 ks. in REID OLSON A football freld 1sn't the only place you need a lxne Annual 12 Band 7 8 9 10 11 12 Baseball 10 11 Basketball 10 11 12 Boys GleeClub 11 12 Boys State 11 Class Play 11 Class Pres 11 12 Football 11 12 Escort 10 12 Honor SOCICIY 11 12 Mrxed Chorus 11 Octet 12 Trumpet Tr1o 10 11 Homecommg JOHN REZAC Hardly a ma IS now BIIVC Who passed ona hlll at n1nety f1ve RICHARD OLDI-IAM Lean lank and lazy we reckon Baseball 11 Basket ball 11 12 Boys Glee Clu 11 12 Class VICE presldent 2 Football 12 Mrxed Chorus 12 Octet 12 FRANK PAHL No he IS not very tall but hrs Jolly ways make up for all Boys Glee Club 10 Mlxed Chorus 11 ,qv 6f7l0f' BEVERLY ROBERTS Her bralns put her on top, her character wlll keep her there Annual 12, G1rls'Glee Club 9,1o,11,12, Hon or Soc1ety11,12, MIX ed Chorus l1,12, School Paper Edltor 12 DUANE ROSENGREN I want to be bashful but the guls won't let me Annual 12, Baseball 9, 10 'ni RAY PETERSON lwas a boy scout un t1l I was flfteen w I m a scout Annual 12 MOVICOD erator 11 12 Student COUHCII 11 12 xxlff Xff NX ol'-IQ Xxx X X MARIE RIESS A very merry lass who bughtens every class Class Play 11 M KR , . ,V I ,, ' , H 1 . . D ' I , It ,. 'V Q , 2 : U - u '11, Q' : b , Q 12I I 1 X ' - ' 1 3 12. I 5 si , 5 ' ,,.Q lj 'T lvza- 1 A ,l .,. , I A f Y 1 'Aw I 1 , -fm 1 2 ' 1 I ' Q 1 ' H0 sirf : 1 : gl 12. ' ' 5 x X 1-1 Q 1' SY. ' QI ..-ff' kg X , 1 . I-IN, 5 A ' H . n A . H . ' ' . - QA 'A' n 20 RICHARD SLETTEN To be fond of learn ing is to be nearer knowledge Boys Glee Club 10 11 12 Class Play 11 L1 brary Help 12 Mixed Chorus 10 11 JERRY THEIMER He doesn t say much h can t ge 1n dutch School Paper 12 A 1 'ji U? RONALD SEELYE I may be small, but remember Napoleon. Band 6,7,8,9.10,11,12g Clarinet Quartet 115 Clarinet Solo 125 Clarinet Trio 11,12. MARJORIE SEVERSON Why young men leave home. Class Play 111 Girls' Glee Club 9,10,11,125 Mixed Chorus 11,12. C155 Q19 4? s A GARY TURNER He can get you into pictures Annual 11 12 Boys Glee Club 10 11 12 Honor Society 12 Mixed Chorus 10 11 Octet 11 12 School Paper 12 Stu dent Council 12 EVELYN UNTINEN Shes got a pretty smile and a figure to match Annual 12 Band 9 10 11 12 Class Play 11 D A R Award Honor Society 11 12 Inter pretrve Reading 11 Student Council 12 f JANICE SWEDMAN So quiet so trim so petite Sonrce and so neat Girls Glee Club 9 10 11 Library Help 12 Mixed Chorus 11 School Paper 12 IENNIENE THORALDSON She makes a good listener Girls Glee Club 9 10 11 12 School Paper Q I I : I , S ' 1 DOROTHY YETZER To know her once 15 to lrke her always Annual 10 Edrtor 12 Class Play 11 Honor Socrety 11 12 Off1C6 10 11 12 School Pap er 11 R 7: :Sa N. JERRY VICK There 's a Ford in his future. Boys'GleeClub 11,12g Football 124 Mixed Chorus 12. JOSEPH WISHY School is all right as a sideline. fNoneJ 'crm' KW. CLASS OFFICERS Mary Frcundschuh Rerd Olson P A Hoblu advrsor Rrch ard Oldham Dlck l-lollenback ,Q ' s ll' N V I , Fr I V VV 3 -1. 4- FRED ZIMMERMAN He has the teachers worrled about therr rgnorance Annual12 Debate 11 DISCUSSIOD 11 Honor Soclety 12 MOVIE Operator 12 Tennls 10 Track 10 W , -,F n - , L u 1 ' V Y J - .. K , . Sv Q - F c , r .. - - , s 1 - 1 . , : . 12: Q . - 'gt A . u 1 u 1 - K n , . , ,,. A ,E , f 1,2 , '..j.:f!- .H 1 . gfrfgivv- - f-.. , . A Q R A S ff' 1 - f 1 ,sv wig ini 1 ' rQ?sf3g,'? , s 1 f w+Srifi'w ' - : g p . . , 3 - g . 22 HALL OF FAME Wi --3' BEST COUPLE Jerry Glemncr Shirley MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Dorothy Johnson Yetzer Fred Zimmerman Y MOST POPULAR Claudie Boynton Dick Hollenback XX, BEST ATHLETES: Reid Olson, Shirley Bar- mettler, Dick Hollenback. BEST ALL AROUND: Dick Oldham, Mary Freundschuh, Dick Hollenback. UNIOR A FN Q J f 5 BACK ROW Walter Bohm Dav1d Brssonette Stanley Connell Eugene Kramer Edward Sunde John Shaffer Ro Pahl Annabelle St Mart1n Betty Memcke Jon Matala Glen Ktrsebom Paul Kornder Dav1d Hawkmsou FRONT ROW LOUISE Erland Audrey Veness Jamce Thoraldson Beverly Fox Jeannette Noss Doris H111 Helen DeVault A11ce Hoffman Barbara Newell AFR 'xl xi S.. BACK ROW Arden Chaffee, Leon Wlse, Francrs Koch, Robert SCIIZ John Westberg, Donald Boche, Jerry Adel mann, Ne11 Savage MIDDLE ROW Pat Coulllard, Fred Johnson, Edward Karr11e1ter, Ph1ll1p Stewart, Gxlmer Johnson, Beverly Phrpps, Marlene Carlson, Lenore H111 FRONT ROW Maulyn Rockney, Jacquelme Whxte, Shu lee Se1ber, Arlene Johnson Patricxa Van Srckle, Margaret NICISOH, Dorothy Faber, Mar11yn M1l1er, Mar1or1e Maas Mae Odegaard '4 .. P! el - no -at at PB og , J Q af 3 A, ff' Q ,V Q , ' D' if ' 're' -ig ' X S AQ ' iff. ' .K r - ' 4' W .' h x . ' ' 3 L , 3 T f W I 4 F ' ff -. A A K fi Q , j t Q A ,, ' , C s J tag -J ' xl Q I I V 1 ue, , Off man Kramer, David Pahl, John Wurst. MIDDLE ROW: James- Ondich, Richard Borg, Gordon Berheim, Donald if-. 5 4 M-. l f 7 , -4 V 4 , , -.eff xy 3 4, 1 V' ' ' WF? ii? f' fr . f' V M! . ' 1 9 ' - A 1 X ' , 1 .: M J V A K I C I C , J ,y J, , ,D , - fl T 1 '4 Y A x, ' , f 1 . .4 . , Q I Xu xxx f ' Y . , . K? , W, . UNIURS C3 C1 H fe. XJ Qu 'Nga' I 'III BACK ROW Gerald Salden B111 Rooney Davld Holllnbeck Jrm Mannlng Jack VandeWaa Carl Jensen Wayne Godfrey Edward McGu1re Larry Thres MIDDLE ROW Kenneth Prrce Donna Pahl Janet Hazel Gerald Mun son ClaudeGupt11l KerthNelson FrankBurg Mr Boehme FRONT ROW Jacquelrne Kloss Marrlyn Kerr Mary Ann Zochert Donna Erlckson Yvonne Pahl Sharon Fox Loretta Leaf Elarne Alberts Marlys Lessor Helen Box eth Marrlyn Lessor 11,7 I..- BACK ROW Dale Nyberg Richard Corbett Charles Chrlstensen Charles Drlste Bernard Yetzer Tom Zentgraf Dean Nelson John Keely MIDDLE ROW Leon Astleford Douglas Moe Rrchard Coleman Betty Hansen JoAnn Cross Arlene Senstad Marcta Johns wrllard Burke Richard Gorns FRONT ROXN Mary Lu Frltchman Barbara McDonald Phyllls Frsher Bonnre Johnson Yvonne Haeg, Rrta Sheflet Joanne Nrtardy Barbara Olson Ilene Ben son 25 SOPHO IORES FN 45 fi P 1 C5 JL at 5 I l Q Di BAC lx ROW Larry Merrrck Charles Rose Darwtn Tansey James Iwelson Leslre Nlatteson George Thomas lur by Stewart Arthur Newell Jerry Prawalsky Gary Sertz MIDDLE ROW John Mularky Jerry Swanson Drck Zent graf Rlchard Strertz Chester Stutevrlle Douglas Parks GlenYoumans Frank Stetnman James Mon Gary Smtth FRONT ROXN MaryAnr1 Thorne Rosemary Th1elan Carol Sheflet Connre Schaefer Carol Youngqurst Jeannene Oldham Jean Olson Delores Wolfe Bernrce Reltz 'Q r-nf f f fx t 'n '4' Nw' BACK ROW Roger Allen Rrchard Dettrrch Lergh Lundberg Elmer Fosseen Gary Borg Herbert Johns Howard Kyllo Barry Borman Rrchard Culp Edward Lrnehan Leonard Junger MIDDLE ROW Davrd Lacy Stuart Dltt brenner Roger Karglll Laura Kamlerter Norene Koppel Marjor1eLev1ne Claudette Fenn Roberta Johnson Mary Casey Wallace Berthlaune Darrell CUIISICDSCD FRONT ROW Shrrley Hauley Marjorie Karasko Carol Hansen Sandra Lane Marlene Butzrn Jule Ann Carlson Darlene Butzrn Donna Boeser Joan Larch Marcra Bakke f l I 1 'Q 5 'A . tk L, M A V , ,M Q .Q 9 f .H - A 1 , ', - 5 M ' fp , -, ' , I ,K ,K C X V4 xl , 6' ' 1 Q fx. 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M- 566 s.,...... 22' BACK ROW James Miller David McDonald Edward Murashie James Peter Robert Reigert Carl Melander Robert Miles Duane Mullins Ted Melby Jack Maxson MIDDLE ROM Kenny Veness Robert Thome Phyllis Pep1n Louisa Moslman Sally Van Stckle John Schleeter Ralph Rudtsuhle William Noleen Mr St Martin FRONT ROW Mar1onClark Jeannette Cross Ellen Johnson DoloresButler Peggy Friendschuh Marlene Meineke Sharon Pederson Betty Watson Janice Schaffer '7 ,-, 'E H 1 J - A f Y 1 J v , , Y 'K - ' ,, -L ' 1 J ' ' .F f 7' , tc, f -7' V t K-f ,Q J ' Y - J . f 4 . Lflff . 4' ,L - r I f if SQ J 1 I 5- 4 ' J X V . . ,. W' 1 ' . as n ' f w -S t . N D, I . if Y ' 13' W 'V 1 ,Q 0- ' ' A. Maureen Latham, Vicki De S'chane, Dennis Ottoson, Torn Bayerle. FRONT ROW: Sharon Ho'uck, Marion C-or-, ll. Q H Q S L -f - - A1 r , at , .7 K '94, . ' f f - 24' S ,J s e rf . ss' 5 K L A 'J if J? me L at i ,Q f . - , J s l ' . , ' t J W ' P l K1 X, ' . X 7 4 ' ' . my 'iliygk I : In 1 1 Y. 1 1 In , . ' - , . , I .I V. . , ' . X IN Fr' S' X .,..--'- mf' S ml'-'en 7 ELA ll my-A-i STUDE T LIFE ul? ...pv- 1 '7 'P'P'P '7' 2 Schools out lets go' 3 Cut II out guls' 4 Inte11ectua1s 5 Hold the fort' 6 Sprmg IS m the au' '7 Whatsth1s'P 8 Swmg tt Dxck' 9 Queen Claudle 10 The termttesi 11 Neat car 1snt1t'7 12 Another day passed 13 MCCh3H1CS9 14 Glamor boy' 15 Ah Wlfflepo 78 1 Vx . . Y 1 , 1 - t ts 5 of -f, Q 1 h 'f 29 ' . A, 2 . Al ' , 3 or ' . l vs E 1 1 1 al ' 2, . ' I 1 ' - . 55 ...e . - bi-Q v , , ' get ' 7 ' 1 KA Q 'N v Q Q14 , , 'S . , si I of n MTL. T' X 3 X.. 5 - gy, ' x . 3 1 x ff . f T33 ,K - Se f to , A , 0 ., Lasik Rf? ft fm.. if-' ' ,tt of ' tt 1 1- , , 1 f tvs, X Z 1 lftf- 3 Fi ,t 3 , f f ,Sys 1 . 'r ' , f 1 f 4 A 1 1 wif: -'ff A Q W ' Q. K .mar N I 1, 5 8 1 .M , 1 lll 'Q 1? httt . . .. - 1,-,mf .7 U Q 1 1 L 5 'E I ' ' V V' ' N' ' S - A . 3 5 1 at IQ. Q , ' A MGM ' ff A f . ' ' i it -.., i k .- 4 4 f ,V A 1 D . 1 I ' ' ., .... .. ', . . .i ' I, . . I . . U . ,' ' ' . . . . ' . . . . , ' dl J Jig Q 4 X QM X 4 QW 'Sw ML WM f gg ,X X1 M ff BASEBALL an ll' I H' I ll I E 1 I '1 . G Z, . 1 I 1 yr la 1 K 1, x , . X Bl' Ki BACK ROW Franc1s Koch Don Dale D3Vld MIRREISOH D1ck M1kke1son Dlck Oldham Reld Olson Jesse Lmdahl John Wurst FRONT ROW DICR Hollenback Buster Stott John Keely Norman Bungert B111 Noleen Tom Cll3dXV1Cli Coach Duane Rlppel Bloomlngton s baseball season turned out to be very profltable and exc1t1ng, wlth a. record of four wlns and two losses, tylng for second place IU the valley league The whole team IS returnlng w1th the exceptlon of George Cummlngs and Don Maxson, so Bloomlngton s chances of a champ1onsh1p are ex ceptlonally good 3 .Q-px ' lg if 3.f.al'l'w Q 515111 Our fust loss' Should I stea1'7 Z0 X 'Y T 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . I - 1 . I . . 1 lk E5 'Q .,, -P-WR n i 4- I E a , Kai V . V Q wx! . ,X . . V' ,j ' VN cr . . vi i 1 , .1 '7 ' -as We f , gf ' flu-Q., . 1. X h. K' , 1 ' ' A Q . ' v I 1 TENNIS F -J s as Q .W 1 sf- ix ,lb f rw, 6 Pl K s . fl Q 'I all ,f JK , 1 - Q' ,vw I 3 FRONT ROW Douglas Moe Dean Nelson Jack Cooper Phrlrp Johnson BACK ROW Mr Whlte coach D1Ck Kos sow Gary Turner Bob C Brown Dick Ellls The record complled by the Bloornlngton golf team may not be as noteworthy as the football and basketball records but rt always takes a few years to get a sport started The non conference record for the team th1S year was no wrns and f1ve losses 1953 should be our year wrth the return of Guy Cherp and Phll Gllderhus, both three year rnen and our leadlng pornt getter John Ba1ley play1ng h1s thrrd year Tennls 15 another one of the sports that IS not too well establlshed yet It has a f1ne record rn Splte of the fact that lt has been 1n operatron only one year The last years conference record was three wlns and three losses Thrs year's season looks more prorruslng wlth the return of s1x letter men who are Douglas Moe D1ck Ellrs, Robert C Brown Jack Cooper Phll Johnson and Dean Nelson 1 4. iw 'ou Mr Molosky coach Warren Mays Ronald DeVold Robert Stanghor John Balley and Phrlrp Gxlderhus 31 . W 3 1 1 , , A' . l : . , 5 - A . . , I - 1 . ! . - ' ! - , ' ' 9 Q ' . ' . : I ' i I 7 ' I. D S- .,, T. iff -lm' ,, 'ji v f . or-as 'ff' L53 f,5Z:j'f . ,J gf, . ni. -F13 Afy. - -:S 1 714 A , - , I , 1 . , . TRACK ' 1 - '52 BACK ROW George Hanson Jerry Adelmann Fred Zunmerman Jerry Glerxner D1CkIl1St6I1 Bernard Yetzer Howard Kyllo Barry Borman Les11e Matson James Peter James Parker Herbert Johns FRONT ROW Gary Runnrng Larry H111 Ronald Corwme Dale Pahl Glen Youmans Don Atkrnson Robert Cor w1n Norman Anderson Robert Kunz Coach W1111am Damels Although track 1S a corr1parat1ve1y new sport 1n Bloomlngton H1gh each year shows some large unprovement Last year B1oom1ngton at tended meets at Ed1na, U I-hgh, and Mound dorng much better than most fans expected Coach Dan1e1s expects a very successful season th1s sprmg forrnlng the team around the boys 1n the above plcture 0' A K S 0 15 a 'Nu 32 : . . , ' . ' , ' . I A I I f . I l I ' I ' . : I I I I . . 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W f, 07? he , -, fi x or -oe' O , xp , f x, . 3, , 4 . 4 ' CJK' 'gi ' Hx? it 1' K U Q dl ' iffy -r 4.1grX W5 PM MINNESOTA VALLEY CHAMPIONS BACK ROW Robln Cherp Mr Whlte Wxllxam Noleen Carl Jensen Dav1dM1kkelson Dale Nyberg Herbert Johns John Keely Edward Kamlelter James Parker Barry Borman Jack VandeWaa James On d1ck George Thomas Coach Molosky MIDDLE ROW Jack Maxson Jerry Glelxner Rrchard Oldham Jerry Vxck Sherman Nelson Phxlllp Johnson Re1d Olson Guy Cherp R1chard Hollenback Rxchard Mrkkelson Francxs Koch R1chardJusten Leon Wrse FRONT ROW Gary Brandt Merlln Brandt Rlchard Royle Don Atkinson Robert Corwtn John Nord Robert Hollenbeck Larry Hrll Charles Barnes Robert Kunz Norman Anderson Gary Runmng John MCW1l113mS Joseph Anderson GRADUATING SENIORS 2? ami' BACK ROW Drck Oldham Drck Hollenback Ph1l Johnson FRONT ROW Jerry Glelxner Dxck Justen Dlck Mlkkelson Re1d Olson Guy Cherp Sherman Nelson Jerry Vlck 33 N 173 re P - ffl , ' in Q . K l , . I I I I I ' I I - ' . ' . . . . : ' . ' . 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I xx I E ffm. 2, fs' n,i,WA L XF M ya . .ri ' x mffsw-tfff A l Ii' 'fl 5' T '4' WT i A yAy, y , , , y M ., X 2, I , L , I ,V 1 ,tif ' - A ' I U I l ' FIRST TEAM Yiwu: 'AN' BACK ROW Dlck Oldham Ph1l Johnson Dlck Hollenback John Keely FRONT ROW Jerry Gle1xner Dlck Justen Leon W1se Reld Olson Guy Cherp Sherman Nelson Francxs Koch The Bears rolled to the1r fourth t1tle 1n four years under the coach 1ng of Jerry Molosky by complhng a record of s1x w1ns and one t1e After be1ng defeated by Edma 33 6 Bloom1ngton started the con ference season by runn1ng over the1r usually tough r1val Shakopee wlth a score of 2.6 O The Bears llterally crushed Chaska w1th an effortless defeat of 43 0 N1neteen to s1x was the f1na1 score at Nor wood Young Amer1ca a team that proved to be our toughest foe 1n the f1rst half of conference play The games were becom1ng 1mportant now as the race down the home stretch began Umverslty H1gh and Orono proved to be only warmup games for our homecomlng w1th Waconla Scormg at w1ll the Bears romped over the1r cous1ns' for 2.0 7and28 7 v1ctor1es Homeconrnng we played the only conference team to beat us durmg the last four years From the f1rst quarter on one could tell that they were not go mg to have the d1st1nct1on of beat1ng Bloom1ngton two years 1n a row Our qulck touchdowns and mterrupted passes proved to be too much for the Ch1efs as they lost 45 6 Watertown was the chmax' lf they won the champ1onsh1p would have been t1ed Gomg 1nto the fourth quarter Bloommgton was leadlng 13 7 Then on a long pass Watertown t1ed the score at 13 13 The extra po1nt would w1n lt But the Bears block ed the k1ck and gamed outrlght possesslon of the champ1onsh1p Two of our all conference boys in actxon Dlck Hollenback, Leon Wlse. 34 If i K S , I 1 Ll A T A 1 L- r, . ff ft P' s I A c I 5 ns? Y - 9 A 1 : ' - .. ' . ' . -I I ' . . . - I . - 7 ! - . , . 1 I ' 1 ' - . - s 1 , 1 ' Q Q I I o , - . , ' 'N gl llifi - Phll Johnson Sherman Nelson SEN IORS Reld Olson A ll Conference Dxck Oldham Jerry Glelxner Jerry Vlck .f' Guy Cherp All Conference Coach Jerry Molosky l D k Justen Drck Hollenback Dlck Mxkkelson xc All Conference Jumors Francrs Koch and Leon Wlse also made the All Conference reams I x . 'M 5 Z' x- , . It ,-' . - . t IK? V X . ff s. B V 6 f 3 Z A f ffwrbt My N5 Get QOIHS Kenny ' A Gomg for the b1g 6' Trapped' The line gets through! 36 fa-0 as Help' ' l ES? f'4',QWIb-ff 1-iii' 4-lr ,f af v nu' vm-any P' wma ml sawing? da -' -x .Nr M gfpinraw, Can t get a touchdown every mme' Nlce catch, Jerry' Doesn t look too good! Justen leads them out' 37 .4-ln. The vxctory parade' THE CHAMPIONS Bloom1ngton s basketball season started w1th great expectat1ons and ended nearly as well Wlth a co champ1onsh1p t1e wmth Watertown From the beg1nn1ng the Bears looked llke the champlons they were As the season progressed the Bears rolled over every Valley team w1th ease dur1ng the f1rst half of the season play The sp1r1t was good 1n the be g1nn1ng of the year but as Bloommgton kept w1nn1ng both the fans and the players took each game for granted They had run up a str1ng of fourteen stra1ght w1ns and were almost a clnch to go undefeated when suddenly both Chaska and Orono scored mlld upsets the last two games of the year In the sub d1str1ct the Bears won eas1ly over Wacon1a bya score of 59 42 but they could not overcome the he1ght of St Lou1s Park mn the d1str1ct and lost a thr1ller 62 52 Jerry Glelxner was voted most valuable player and all conference Congratulatmns to Mr Rlppel for h1s fourth champ1onsh1p 1n f1ve years and also to the managers Lesl1e Matteson D1ck Royle and Bob Thoma who probably worked the hardest of anybody TEAM WON LOST Bloommgton Watertown Chaska Orono Shakopee Unlver s1ty I-hgh Eden Pra1r1e Wacon1a 38 . , . . along with Reid Olson, who was also selected to the all-district team. 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' . . 8 6 ' ' ' . . . . . 3 ll ' ' . . . . . . 2 12 ' .... . . .... 2 12 SECOND TEAM Manager Bob Thoma Norman Anderson Jack Carlson Ronnle Corwln Bob Hollenback Frank Stexnman George Hansen Douglas Laast Tom Chad W1Ck J1m Walsh Harold Noyes Coach Wrlham Daruels 11m Becker Bar ry Borman Charles Stott Merlln Brandt Chuck Barnes Ted Melby Jack Maxson B1ll Noleen Ed Kunz Larry H111 Terry Schlrnk Congratulanons to Mr Dan1els and the ent1re second team on the successful comeback they made th1S year At the beg1nn1ng of the sea son many people were d1sappo1nted at the seemmgly slow progress of the team but Mr Dan1e1's cons1stant work on fundamentals pa1d off 1n the second round of play Dur1ng the last four or f1ve games the second team fmally came 1nto the1r own and looked hke a f1rst rate team The season ended w1th8 WIHS and 10 losses w1th the opponents scormg a total of 635 po1nts to our 602 po1nts nw? Franx Sternmen Merlln Brandt Tom Ch3dW1Ck Barry Borman Charles Stott Ed Kunz B11 Noleen Larry H111 Coach Wrllram Dan1els 39 ri- , S lp, ,. 'O ' K' l-M ' N r.Lx f I . .. 1 A a V , 1 1 I I I I - n 1 1 1 v ' I I I I I I I I I ' . . .- , . . ' Q . . f' X , Auf ' , , ., ill, .4 , W' A wow ., va I I I V D I I I ' SENIORS 4? 7' ',gi W ' 'Sf A W, , 40 J5- 1 TEAM IN ACTION T K ACE JERRY GLEIXNER Bloomington high school s scor ing sensation Jerry Gleixner fin ished his high school career with 457 points in 18 games for aZ5 4 per game average this last season Jerry scored 386 points in con ference play and 71 more in non conference tilts Gleixner rewrote the record All time Valley individual re cord 898 points in regular season over the four year span Most points in a single game 47 against Watertown when he hit an unbelievable 19 out of 19 field goal attempts and 9 out of 10 free throws Bloomington and the rest of the league will long remember this slender scoring sensation CHEERLEADERS Semor cheerleaders Pat Dahl, Clau Claudle Boynton Claudle Fenn Ellen Johnson JoAnnN1tardy Loretta d1e Boynton Leaf, Pat Dahl . . , - books with these individual marks: X104 sw ly' Ng, Y 1 f X S XX X X is Xxx BACKROW: Elmer Fosseen, Thomas Anderson, Thomas Bayerle, Merlin Brant, Gerald Vick, David MacDonald Herbert Johns, Leslie Matteson, Floyd Nesbitt, Gary Turner, Bernard Yetzer. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Royle Margaret Nielson, Marjorie Severson, Jacqueline White, Arlene Senstad, Maris Biesecker, Barbara Galchutt Loretta Leaf, Claudie Boynton, Marilyn Miller. FRONT ROW: Barbara Newell, Rosemary Thielan, Shirley John- son, Virginia Kollen, Winifred Alford, Janice Swedman, Marcia Johns, Barbara McDonald, Jeanette Noss, Pa- tricia Van Sickle. VOCAL GROUPS Enthusiasm has grown tremendously these past years for the extra- curricular activity, chorus. There is only one draw-back in chorus, and that is the fact that there are only sixty-five robes and consequently only sixty-five members can be admitted into the group. Two days out of every week the majority of the senior high girls can be found in the Glee Club organization. Since all the girls have worked hard and shown interest in singing, they hope that this organization has provided entertainment in all the programs in which they have participated. The nonette under the guidance of Mrs. Anderson has built up a reper- toire of old standards which they enjoy working into a medley when they are asked to entertain at various programs. The octet is composed of eight senior boys this year. Mrs. Anderson keeps them occupied with novelty tunes. For the first time, a boys quartet is being formed this year. The girls quartet is functioning in much the same as it has in previous years. Soph- omores have been forming similar ensembles in order to fill the shoes of the graduating seniors. 44 9 BACK ROW: Jerry Gleixner, Robert Clark, Donald Dale, Francis Koch, Richard Fenn, John Figi, Michael Mc- Mullen, Lowell Johnson, John Bailey, Frank Pahl, Philip Gilderhus. MIDDLE ROW: Phyllis Rose, Barbara Nes- bitt, Barbara Deebach, Joan Larch, Jeanine Oldham, Marian Clark, Jeanette Cross, Carolyn Youngquist, Mar- jorie Levine, Janice Shaffer. FRONT ROW: Shirlee Sieber, Audrey Veness, Marjorie Baucom, Norene Koppel, Harriet Downey, Nancy Clark, Shirley Barmettler, Jean Bowersox, Donna Heckmaster, Mrs. Anderson. v lk xx NONETTE Nancy Clark, Shirley Barmettler, Claudie Boynton, Shirlee Sieber, Shirley Johnson, Maris Biesecker, Mari- lyn Miller. OCTET STANDING: Jerry Gleixner, Dick Oldham, Gary Turner, Bob Clark, Reid Olson. SEATED: Jack Cooper, John Bailey. 'HH CIRLS GLEE CLUB BACK ROXN Wrnrfred Alford Shrrley Barmettler Sharon Jacobsen Rosemary Thrclan Carol Sheflet Donna Heckmaster Patr1c1a Van Stckle Mav1s Heckmaster Audrey Veness Jeanette Noss Jamce Shaf fer THIRD ROW Claudette Eenn Xlarjorre Levlne Joan Larch Jenmene Thoraldson Lors Carlson Sharon Pe derson Jaquehne Whrte Arlene Senstad Barbara Deebach Barbara Iwesbrtt Claudette Boynton Nancy Clark Barbara Newell SECOND ROXN Shrrlee Sreber Jeanette Cross Jo Ann Cross Marcra Johns Mar1lyn Mrller lN13l'11XIl Kerr Vrrgrnra Kollen Barbara Galchutt Marrs B1esecker Beverly Roberts INTBTJOTIS Baucom Mrs An derson FRONT ROXN Marjorle Severson Jeannene Oldham Marran Clark Patr1c1aAdelmann Carolyn Young qurst Harrret Downey Elalne Alberts Darsy Engdahl Barbara McDonald Norene Koppel GLEE CLUBS BOYS GLEE CLUB BACK ROW Roger Kargel Phrhp Gllderhus Frank Pahl Jackle Cooper Chester Stutevrlle Ted Nlelby NN1ll1amNoleen Lee Johnson Robert Thoma Thomas Chadwrck THIRD ROW RobertC Brown Erancrs Koch Robert Settz Jerry Gletxner R1chard Oldham Rrchard Fenn Gary Turner Robert Clark Guy Cherp Robert Goodrrch SECOND ROW Leslre Matteson Rrchard Sletten George Thomas Robert Rergerr Rlchard Weymouth Dav1dN1acDonald Darwtn Tansey Jerry Prawalsky Patrlck Mc'y1ullen Ronald Engdahl Mrs Ander son FRONIT ROW Rlchard Ell1s Eugene Munson Mrchael McMullen Gary Sertz John Barley Rrchard Kossow Lowell Johnson John Flgl Jerry Vrck -L.. s. 46 11 s 5 -1-' 1- ' - ' , . -C ef - J S - - 0 - 9 . . . E, . , C . v v 4 -1 K Q -W . I f 1 W I . 3 cr A.. 1 L ' , I f . , ' I ' ' , 5 1 ,ax ' , -6 - -xl. .lt , ,i ,. . . .3 ' u - ' D ' 1 . 1 1 b 1 I I I I I I r l - - 'Z 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' . , . , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , ,n . . . . , A ' ' 5 I I l I V . I 3 ' . . . ' . . . . ' - 4 I Y I I , . . . . . - I 1 1 7 - 1 - 1 1 1 ' Y I I Y I ' ' ' ' I . 1 5 1 4 A ' 1 1 . 1 1 1 'I 1 I 1 1 1 1 I - 1 I I I I I I I I . , , ,. . . . . ' ' I P l D V I A I I r ' I I I I I I ' ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I Y ' I 1 1: . I qs r f ' 1 4 ........,.,,,. , Ax T mx, ,, M K M ' 4 7 I I r Q L ,-Q .1 '- .'. ' ' t b' x s. - X FN I 2. x -' 4-e 8 ' i M 1' V 1sf 1 X s , 1. , 1 1 1 . q if , j -f 1 1 I I I A 1 . , T- 4 I 1 ' . Y FLUTE QUARTET Annabelle St Mamn Loulse Glb son CLARINET QUARTET RonaldSeelye Bob C Brown Mar garet Maxson Ellzabeth George Glenda Heckmasterg. Linda .Robelftsg 47 BACK ROW: Meredith Foss, Beverly Johnson, James Moir, Darrell Christensen, Frank Burg, Louise Gibson, Doug- las Last, Barry Borman, Howard Kyllo, John Wallen. MIDDLE ROW: Richard Atkinson, Sandra Schroeder, Donna Brandon, Ronald Palmer, Gregg Hellgesen, Robert Driste, Annabelle St. Martin, Clifford Johnson, Glen Youmans, Betty Meineke, Patricia Atkins. FRONT ROW: Mr. Shannon, Glenda Heckmaster, Linda Roberts, Janet Newell, Marilyn Rosengren, Jack Vande Waa, Carol Riess, Eugene Munson, Reid Olson, Rodney Aaberg, Lois Nelson, David Hollinbeck, Joyce Pedersen. INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC Mr. Shannon, music director, has been the main source of inspiration for all the accomplishments which the band has shown in the past year. The music selections that the band are playing are composed of marches, novel- ties, syrriphonic excerpts and more modern composers works. The Theater Band is a group of pupils taken from the main band that plays at various functions. The jazzy part of the main band is the Dixiecats which is composed of five members. The smaller ensembles are as follows: clarinet trio, trumpet trio, flute quartet,and the horn quartet. As there are many openings in these ensembles after this year the junior high students have been quick to follow in their footsteps. Along with the candy sales, and magazine drive, contributions from the people of the comrnunity have enabled them to provide themselves with much of their own equipment. Bloomington along with Austin and Hopkins were rated the three top bands in the state rat the 1952 state contest. 48 'H Ari BACK ROW Gerald Munson James Hem R1chard Kossow R1chard Elhs Arthur Newell Dennls Nelson Roger Peder son John Thellan Drane Huth Patrrcta Ununen Gary Smrth MIDDLE ROW Marlene Melncke W1ll1am Noleen John Matala Donna Anderson Evelyn Ununen Jo Ann Nelson Drane Hecker lack Cooper Margaret Crane Janet Hem Beverly Yerkan Carolyn Holmes FRONT ROW Larry Roberts Dor1s H111 Ronald Seelye Ehzabeth George Larry Hlll Norman Anderson Donna Hardesty Susan Maxson Phyll1s Merts Beverly Rodger Martha Lukach Mar garet Maxson Helen DeVault BRASSSEXTET R1chard Kossow Jack Cooper Howard Kyllo Bev erly Johnson Rexd Olson Rodney Aabero 49 f il.- - C5 H '5'W ,. 1' ' . 5' -w-g - f , .2 I K 1 . A ' f 4 XL M 5 B. 0 . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 STUDENT COUNCIL H STANDING R1chard Royle Shxrley Barmettler Yvonne Haeg Annabelle St Martm Carl Jensen Gary Turner Raymond Peterson Ted Mellby Eugene Munson Elmer Fosseen Yvonne Pahl Laura Kamlexter SEATED Gerald Adelmann Rodney Aaberg Evelyn Ununen Guy Cherp JoAnn Nltardy Mr I-lobllt obert Clark We STUDENT COUNCIL D A R AWARD OFFICERS WINNER Evelyn Untmen Presldent G uy Cherp ,wi V1ce presldent JoAnn Nltardy SJ ' 1 I Evelyn Untmen Secretary l Rodney Aaberg Treasurer JO 1 Q 43.5. -L'-nk' ' tv? V d 'eg Q3 'T I . ' ,A A I f. .I 6 Q. ' , ' J EL .1 . A W' , .ro L fk, . ,J gn. la- - uh W . ' 3 I . D 1 I - ' 1 , I I I I . l 8 . . ' R ' . Y I Y I I ' I I If o o 0 xwa 1 rnvnn 52 - N1 H0 OR SOCIETY 1' What s Popplngl Fred Zlmmerman Dorothy Yetzer Phxllp Johnson Mar1on Kamlelter Ber nard Yetzer Mary Freundschuh ,qll fo Y NJ BACKROW DouglasMoe Fred Zlmmerman Gary Turner Remd Olson Bernard Yetzer Ph1l1p Johnson I.eonAstleford MIDDLE ROW Mar1onKamle1ter R1taSheflet Betty Memcke Annabelle St Marnn Barbara Galchutt Claudxe Boynton Beverly Roberts Dorothy Yetzer FRONT ROW Ann Kamlener Donna I-leckmaster Wlnlfred Alford Mr Chapman Mary Freundschuh Shxrley Barmettler Evelyn Un unen 51 DEB TE Y BACK ROW Phrlxp Johnson Bernard Yetzer Fred Zrmmerman Eugene Munson Ted Kahl FRONT ROW Phyllls Frsher Barbara Newell Mr Chapman Alrce Hoffman Bonnxe Johnson Douglas Moe 1952 53 DEBATE SEASON Thts year Bloommgton s debate teams partrclpated 1n f1ve tournaments and establlshed a successful record Two days were spent at Macalester Gustavus Adolphus and Augsburg one day at Concordla and Southwest The A team who took part IH almost all the contests were Fred Zxmmerman and Phllip Johnson for the negatlve and Eugene Munson and Bernard Yetzer for the affrrmatlve The teams won stx out of ten debates at Augsburg three out of erght at Gustavus Adolphus and at the Reglonalcontest at Southwest they won four out of srx and took frfth place among the other schools The clever counter plan of the negatlve was the unusual feature of the year Debates were both won and lost dependlng on how such a plan affected the Judge Resolved that the Atlantrc Pact HBIIODS should federate was the questron bemg debated upon Practrce debates th1s year were held at Chaska and Blake Jw X: ef T A T 4 fs.. :B T -F' I YL, g L , tk ' ' T. 5 yi. 5 ' i 'T st SPEECH ET l Ia if 'Hy J, MEMORIZEDORATORY Douglas Moe Allce Hoffman ORIGINAL ORATORY Manlyn Rockney Fred Zlmmerman DISCUSSION Phyllls Flsher JoAnn Nltardy Ann Kamlelter Eugene Munson I EXTEMPERANEOUS SPEAKING Wallace Bethlaume, Ted Kahl 53 L :Em INTERPRETIVE READING MHTIOH Kamlelter Phll Johnson, Evelyn Ununen i M AUM 5 R I Q 5 .-it ff rl-v 11, ' 4 ' 1 ox: fn K - -f ' .Ili g'?,v',,, 1 K W b.. iffliw --N., ,we -,i -..- gf Q-'fa ,kt 4 - ,f f,, v Y 'Exigx ,Ja , 1,4 w 3 1-. 4,51 tg , ' I s ax k w Q5 Q 2 f 2 . f 1 of I g 4 f , 1 I 1 ' . ' ,f , ! 1 ' I : , ' : ' , Al.....?41 l' l:A -Q D 'C' X .552 :A A ANNUAL STAFF Ibn 'X 'IS- ' ,J BACK ROW Re1d Olson Guy Cherp Jerry Glerxner Gary Turner R1chard Fenn Duane Rosengren MIDDLE ROW Donna Heckmaster Jean Bowersox Lo1s Nelson Loulse Gxbson Marlon Kamleuer Ev elyn Untmen Ann Kamlerter Barbara Galchutt Claudle Boynton V1rg1nxa Kollen Nancy Clark Sh1rleyBarmettler FRONT ROW Wrnrfred Alford Mary Freundschuh Dorothy Yetzer Mr Chapman Ray Peterson Fred Zrmmerman Rrchard Kossow MAH QUH STAFF D BACK ROW Shrrley Barmettler Marlon Kamlelter Rrchard Kossow R1chard I-lollenback R1chard Jus ten Jerry Glerxner Gary Turner R1chard El11s Sherman Nelson Claude Guptlll MIDDLE ROW V1ck1 DeSchane Marjorre Baucom JoAnn N1tardy Lourse Glbson Ann Kamlelter Donna Anderson Jeanette Noss Alrce Hoffman Jean Bowersox FRONT ROW Nancy Clark Mary Freundschuh Barbara Galchutt Claudle Boynton V1rg1n1a Kollen Shxrley Johnson Janlce Swedman Mans Blesecker Jennlene Thor aldson Betty Hansen Mrs Dawson Mxssmg Beverly Roberts edrtor 54 111.2 NFCESSITIES I--1 -HQ? OFFICE HELP JoAnn Nltardy Rua Sheflet Marlon Kamlelter Pat Adelmann Sharon Fox Dorothy Yetzer Mr Hobllt lV11SSll'lg A nn Kam lexter LIBRARY HELP BACKROW FloydNesb1tt Roman Kra mer BobBrademan Mary Buttell Jean 1ne Olson Ronald Engdahl FRONT ROW Rlchard Sletten Marllyn Rock ney PatLovelette Wxnnle Alford Bon n1e Busch Nlna Bartxck JoAnn Cross Alxce Hoffman SEATED Mrs GIIS Llbrarlan 55 -li W MOVIE OPERATORS STANDING Lee Johnson, Jesse Llndall, Fred Z1mmerman, DICR Fenn, Wayne Godfrey, Jlm Peter, Ray Peterson, Cllff Johnson, Dave Pahl, Mr. St Martm SEATED Kenny Veness, Carl Jensen .J .4513 K 'I-se. 1 5 , W Us A J V. , Vw lf -..- A 'J 5 1 S I-3 g me -- , 6 : ' . - J , 5 . . .- Hr 2' ' .' t sf , I. wf 3 : U.. ' A J ' 1 1 U. 4 . U , ' hu p 1' I . : . ' , A115 '65 Q, ' . ' f H .. , .'. . .' ' ' Vx' Q v4 15' 34' , he ' r ,' 1 0 7' A 'J 'l NM SEVENTEENTI-I SUMMER ,cs QU STANDING Glen Klrsebom fArtj Margaret Nerlson fMargarety Jrm Manmng fMr Morrow, Jeanette Noss fMrs Morrowj Douglas Moe Uackj Jacquelme Whlte fAl'lg1C, Larry Th1es fMartmJ JoAnn Cross fLorra1nej SEATED- Kay Lane fK1ttyj Gllmer Johnson QFIIZI JoAnn Nltardy KMBFQCJ Loretta Leaf Uanej Jerry Salden fTonyj 'Seventeenth Summer takes place 1n a M1d Western town dur1ng summer months The play 1S about a seventeen year old g1rl named Angle who 1S a qulet and ser1ous person and 1n love for the f1rst t1me w1th a boy named Jack Ang1e has all the love problems of a typ1cal seventeen year old w1th two pract1cally' best fr1ends Jane and Marg1e who are two l1ttle gosslps and Ang1e s 11tt1e s1ster K1tty who can't understand why Angle doesn't play w1th her any more all help to make the story mterestmg Ang1e wants her love l1fe to be exactly hke her older s1ster Mar garet's w1thout any problems From the opposlte of the perfect love of Margaret and Art we have the compl1cated love l1fe of Lorrame an other older s1ster The parents of Ang1e Mr and Mrs Morrow had the ordlnary trouble as parents of four g1rls Under the superv1s1on of Robert Boehme the play was a success and everyone connected wrth lt should be congratulated 56 A LITTLE HONEY 3 Q- 7 5 nail' BACK ROW Barbara Deebach Barbara Nesbxtt Bob Gooduch Bob Clark Ted Kahl Dick Sletten MIDDLE ROW Marlon Kamlelter Mrs Johnson Margre Severson Dorothy Yetzer Drck Kossow FRONT ROW Claudie Boynton Mary Freundschuh Nancy Clark Evelyn Untinen A typical story of a typical family 'A Little Honey a three act comedy put on by the sen1or class under the able direction of Mrs Leona Johnson whose untiring efforts and hard work helped make the play a success Diana Minton fMar1on Kamle1ter,who is well versed on every subject and is attending the Ashton Auto School is trying to get Tom Corning fBob Clark, to propose Her mother QDorothy Yetzer, coaches her on all the affairs of the day so she IS able to converse with her beaux on any subJect When this fails Grandma fBarbara Deebach, takes a hand They set the stage to get Torn in the right mood D1ana's kid sister Jerry fMarg1e Severson, and her heart throb Albert 1D1ckKossow, with the help of the n1ne year-old brat Scoots fMary Freundschuh, and her frog Pegasus upset the well-plannedscheme and the house is in an up- roar A Southern widow Eve Tyler fClaudie Boynton, tosses her in- come taxproblems and herself at Mr Minton fBob Goodrich, Grandma is mad at her trained nurse lNancy Clark, because of the diets prescrib- edfor her The hilarious cook Delores fBarbara Nesbitt, is on the ram- page She is after better working conditions. The Sure-Shot Exter- minator man fDick Sletten, helps confuse the household in his search for bedbugs Diana desperately turns to her own methods and finally lands Tom The two alternates Evelyn Untinen and Ted Kahl also deserve credit for standing by ready to step in if disaster should have struck one of the cast. 57 1952 PROM 1952 HOMECOMING X sc Clark Tom Chadwxck QUEEN Claudle Boynton 58 uh Reld Olson Pat Dahl Guy Cherp Mary Freund h Claudre Boynton Dlck Hollenback Yvonne Pahl John Keely Marran 1 STUDE T LIFE f f af iff ' fi' .wx gui vu., -sv: 4f 9 1 Queen Bob 2 Homecomlng Royalty 3 Secrets? 4 Mar1lyn???? 5 Outdoor Nymph' 6 Why the Ch1mes Rang '7 Watch the b1rd1e' 8 Come on boys lets go' 9 Keepmg ln shape 10 Tarzan 11 Eek afreak' 12 Prom 13 Heap blg Imun 59 1 FQ, 4 P ggw bf? 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