Brooten High School - Buccaneer Yearbook (Brooten, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1952 volume:

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I 5 ' 1 ! Board of Education 1 Chairman C. E. Folin, H. O. Imsdahl, Alton Jenaen, Gilman Haugen, Dan DeKok E. B. Ellingson, Superintendent Carl Bye. 2 ....w.I' 1 .- f 5' ?'ff It fgt, liggai? QRQ Eonald Larsen. Helen Lund Allan Westerlund Phyfilcsrq Mathfmmflcsf Mathematics, Science, Industrial Arts, Football Blliflflflfbllll vollchf Physical Education Coach, Physical Education Physical Education ggpq mmti 'rj SD ra I I TURV Xx E 9 5: ' L? XI JI K S Murrae Freng , M Music V MAJ Alta Holtberg English, Library M 'ua X x ' X 13' . A u- ' f 2 v , 'Y K w- . A t' + ' xial 'D- ' .4 Luc Home Econ 1 ' oc a u Physical Education f E , les Commercial 3 EQN 196 W .-M' .,,, 3 BettY Thompson Mrs. Allan Westerlund Ardys Moen Second grade Third grade First grade 15 Cleo Kohn Ruth Mueller Fourth grade Fifth and Sixth grades Janitors Cafeteria x .F ,Q K L gf' Tom Olson and Elmer Swenson Mrs. Jacobson and Mrs. Grinde HTrue friends in needu HMost popular workers in schooln 4 Gfwjpcgf wjd C6gt ' of if Schooioavc, school days sqwjfx-jcbfglg Goo oldoo r le Roadin animation E 3'!'h'f Taught the tuno of a hickory stick I WHS YUIII' UHSMUI, U3I'EfUUt UBRH YOU WBPE ITIY Q31 in D YOU WPDYE DH ITIY 518128 WHEN WE WEFB 3 CDU131 Q 1 Honor Student s MARLYS NELSON I love to study and do my share, but giggles slip in unaware.n ll VALEDICTORIAN, Choir, Band, Glee Club, Drum Corps Presi- dent, Class President and Secretary, Library President, Cafeteria, Eavesdropper, Annual, Class Play, Quill and Scroll. YVONNE OLSON HAS long as it's fun, I'll do it.n SALUTATORIAN, Library, Eavesdropper, Annual, Cafeteria. Class Officers DONNA GLIEDEN nGenerally speaking, she's generally speaking.W Class President, Annual, Choir, G.A.A., Eavesdropper, Declamation, Class Play, Library, Art, Glee Club. JOHN PETER TE BRAKE nWe all agree, that he is six foot three.n Class Vice President, Basketball, Student Council, Band, Choir, NBH Club, Glee Club, Octet, Class Play, Cafeteria. JOANNE FAUSKEE nHer flirtatious ways are not to be taken seriously.n Class Secretary-Treasurer, Eavesdropper, Library, Student Council President, Band, Choir, Glee Club, Class Play, Annual, Homecoming Attendant and Queen, Mixing Spoon, Cafeteria, Drum Corps. 5 BRUCE ANDERSON uWho said there were no 'he-men' in our class.n Mixing SPOOH, Hfbmecoming Attend- ant, Band, Choir, Glee Club, Basketball, Football, Baseball, HBH Club, Class Vice President, Class Play, CHESTER ANDERSON nHas nothing to say and is all the time saying it.n Choir, Glee Club, Track, Class Play. DOROTHEA GERLACH nHer heart is like tne moon-- tnere's a man in it.n Eavesdropper, Library, Class Play, Student Monitor, Annual, Cafeteria. DARRELL GILDEMEISTER ' HI'm little and I'm wise, Ilm a terror for my size.H Band, Choir, Glee Club, Class Play, Track, Baseball, Football, Annual, Class Treasurer. JOHN HALVERSON nNice guy, but that doesn't mean a thing.n Student Council, Choir, Football Captain, Basketball, Baseball, Glee Club, HBH Club, Annual, Student Monitor. RALPH HEIEIE HHe doesn't really blush, that's his natural color.n Choir, Glee Club, Band, Class Officer, Student Council, Track, Eavesdropper, Annual, Football, Basketball, Baseball,Class Play, ll BH C lub . CLINTON HOLT nHe who runs fast, stumbles.n Football, Track, Baseball, Class Play, Annual EDITH HOOGEVEEN nWhat the assistants don't do, the editor must.n Choir, Band, Glee Club, Sextet, TripleTrio, Eavesdropper Editor, Class President, Drum Corps Head Drummer, Annual. 6 A J x , 1 .- ..- , , Q, N f-f . W wg' H. 4 , A 112 , viffjf A no ' c w, be . 5 'S ANNA MARIE JARNOT , HQuiet in a crowd, but when alone look out.H Library, Eavesdropper, G.A.A., Annual. EMM TT JUDGE HDon't worry---when l'm not at school else1H I'm usually some place Choir, Glee Club, Track, Basket- ball, HBH Club, Class Play. WALBERT PETERS HMen of few words are the best men.H Class Play, Annual, Intramural Basketball. JEANETTE ROONEY HAclosed mouth catchesno flies.H Eavesdropper, Library, Annual, Cafeteria. BARBARA TERHAAR Argue, argue, early and late. If a linewas crooked she'd argue it stra1ght.H H Choir, Glee Club, Class Play, Band, Eavesdropper, Annual,Cafe- teria. KENNETH TERHAAR HNo matter what the discussion be, I can always find room to disagree.H Football, Track, HBH Club,Choir, Glee Club, Band, Brass Sextet, Annual, Eavesdropper, Homecoming Attendant-King, Class Officer, Class Play. DELBERT TE VELDE HSome think hefs quiet, but oh Ury!!! Choir, Glee Club, Octet, Class Play, Football, Baseball. ALBERT VERHOEFF HAs mischievous as the best of them.H Football, Track, Annual, Student Manager. 7 Nh! 3 'rel' Class Histor It was a grand and glorious thing that happened in the fall of l9h8, for it was then that the class of '52 made its debut into the Brooten High School. Our class started out with thirty three pupils and has now dwindled down to twenty one. We started our Freshman year witha bang. Ralph, Yvonne, Chester, Darrell, Jeanette, and Walbert joined our mighty class. We all awaited nervously for the dreadful initiation. After because it was really more fun than we had our Annual Homecoming Float Near the end ofthe school term, that some of us were waitresses We came to school for our mates had left Elwood Danielson us, and during left our class it was over, we were very much relieved, anything else. A little later in the fall Contest. We were happy to win third prize. Junior-Senior Banquet was held. This meant waiters. the and Sophomore year to find that five of our class- the year Stanley Engle, Willard Kirckof, and year was delayed because of our school enlargement program. our year in many ways. Our activities were cut to a minimum, and even Homecoming was postponed until a later date. Joanne Fauskee, Kenny Terhaar, and Bruce Anderson were chosen Homecoming attendants. Before Thanks- giving we picked our class rings. In the spring we gave a class play, NThat Crazy Smith Family.N The main highlight of the year was the Junior-Senior Ban- quet, the theme was, UHitch Your Wagon To a Star.n Donna Glieden rejoined our Our Junior This transformed class. In our Senior year coming Queen and King. in spite of the rain as second touchdown. This JOBIIII6 Anna transferred to Sauk Rapids We are proudof John Fauskee and Kenny Terhaar were chosen as Home- Our homecoming game was a thrill from start to finish we Buc'd the Hornets from Raymond 26-20 with a last- year Florence Jacobson and Anna Marie Jarnot left usg High School. Te Brake, Bruce Anderson, and Emmett Judge as they are the only ones who attended the Brooten High School since first grade. We regret that our senior spring activities cannot be recorded because the annual will be sent to press before they are presented. We look forward, how- ever, to our class play, Junior-Senior Banquet, and Commencement activities. Class Will WHO WILLS T0 WHOM Pete Basketball ability KLets not get rusty! Jennet lM1kanl Donna Some of her extra boyfriends fAll but onel Gretchen and Arlene Barbara With regret leaves her swing CWatch it J Norma Clinton Curly hair and mighty speed Charles Delbert Bass voice CProvided she keeps it in usej Audrey John His good disposition QAround teachers! Mike Darrell His car CGreen Hornetj A Lewie and Jimmy Kenny His cornet playing ability KLucky kidl Gerald Bruce Stubborness in English fGood kid, thoughl Janet and Joanne Yvonne Her quietness CIn school, that is! Doris and Kathy Joanne Her ability to get around lCatch?j Josephine and Phyllis Walbert Well groomed appearance K Harold Chester His line fBoth in and out of schdolj Walter Marlys Ability to get on good side of teachers Shirley and Deloris Albert His dreams CWe don't know what aboutl David Jeanette Her ability to stay home and study Mary Jane Edith Eavesdropper ability Joanne S. and Marlene Dorothea Ability to catch her man Ruth and Eileen Ralph Some of his red hair and complexion Ernie a J-X, .. S l. 3 gs 3 x Y, 4 'T , 2. '4 . .. . Q, , L1 . '5m'gLE:fS1, 1f'Q g?fzfN:g,,g 4 -. gn ix, qu we f QM Xia' 53 if mf 5-5 ' Y 'f fi F2 -:xi 3 S91-T5 via? ft? F752 fly' ' 2 k2'z, 'Afg,-fzmumir ,IW gfeima 2li3'.52s.fg2H fm! IL' J., ic.. ...J A 3-13 ii. wh wif 51 E2 1 f Q A , QW f 'Q fix .1 f.i, if , . ? ' M V Y mf My - F 9-:Sa 'TEV ia - .5 T: -V 4 ifwfyf N'-X2 - ' , J I X xr ,wi Q A-N iw 1 1 M' QT.. 'gf-P1 fit Y 6:25 ' QT E1 Ei ig? Q iw 1 Ii' Q Y . A, 1, Q .4 34' Q2 SH 3533 E qs 1 H F1 iw' fx? Qi EJ 1.3 1' - Q- ,ig 'Q gl rg 555212351501 M56 Q ' r ,-' A 6 I . r , Y E , 5 , E A 3 1 Q 1 Q FIRST NOW: Svlviu Knutson, Zona Hue Friese, Dwrlene Retnke, Arlene Erickson. SEUOID ROW: Fileon Snpelnhl, Doris Qolson, Jorma Pieske, Ruth Ostgulev, Kathy Eckstein. TXTND ROW: Delores Wellbroek, Cnwrles Huisongu, Harold Skaalrud, Janet Plotsenott, Gerald Solbreken. Absent, Kenneth Rooney. Juniors W9 qu QI! 19 3 'IJ , vm t ' -.. , 55 s ' A Y all ' 4 s if FIRST ROW: Phyllis Q ilmer, Marlene Anderson Jospnine Janso M , . n, nary Jane Peters, Shirley Knutson. SECOTD ROW: Gretchen Eskelson, Lewis Gomer, Ernie Tharaldson, Walter Anderson, Werbarn Leaf, Joanne Imsdahl. THIRD ROW: Joan Sonstegard, Audrey Vouwman, David Hoyme, James Haugen, Jennet Vander'eek, Mike Kjeldahl, Gerald Rooney. ' 9 , ' I A 3 s ' 2 X ' Y 2 ' 1 I 1 FIRST ROW: Kay Halverson, Eileen Wiener, LaDonna Hesse, Lois Odeen, Revina Olson, Gertrude Tevelde, Donna Clausen. SECOND ROW: Louise Peters, Delores Quisherv, Sherwood Trusthelm, Charles Hanson, Gloria Mellema, Jackie Paulson. THIRD ROY: Mable Wrolson, Shirley Solseth, Kenneth Hoff, Quentin Rarnes, Ronald Saredahl, Audrey Tevelde, Joan Remer. Sophomores x N ! ' l , , 7 Q T FIRST ROV: Mercedes Glittre, Norene ,Rooney, Harryette Peterson, Elsie Jenson, Sandra Nelson, Janet Haugen. SECOND ROW: Mary Low Strande, Lajla Hellickson, Ruby Halls, Allen Otterness, John Smit, Margaret Nelson, Marlys Kjeldahl. THIRD ROW: Lorraine Danielson, Petty Mellema, Rosalia Reeberper, Elwood Trustheim, Lyle Quade, Dale 'M1ller, Marlene Jarnot, Lois Mithaugen. Absent, Wayne Estby, Donna Thompson. I0 1 FIRST ROW: Dale Solbreken, Virginia Paulson, Arvid Olson, Carol Shelstad. SECOND ROW: James Torkelson, Naomi Grindahl, Trudy Nelson, Marlon Haugen, Barbara Vesledahl, Karen Aslagson. THIRD ROW: Alice Rooney, Harold Mithaugen, Thomas Grundseth, Kenneth Kjeldahl, Allen Lee, Courtney Friese, Arlis Quade. Absent, Marlyn Engen, Richard Kerckof. Freshmen 2 S I llc! FIRST ROW: Dorothy Estby, Donna Lien, Georgine Swenson, Celia Hoogeveen, SECOND ROW: Janice Hellerud, Gretchen Gildemeister, Luella Hoogeveen,Dorothy Hoogeveen, Roger Nelson, THIRD ROW: Desmond Sagedahl, Roland Leaf, Gradus VanderBeek, Marshall Sondrol, Gerald Kiefer, Donald Huisingh, Roger Swanson. ll Ei hth Grade Y FlRST ROW: Waldo Fauskee, Henry Verhoeff, Robby Nelson, Ronald Clausen. SECOND ROW: Sharon Arenson, Glenice Holt, Jessie Zylstra, Grace Glldemeister, Sonja Knutson, Sonja Nathiason, Carolyn Lokken, Joyce Danielson. TRIWJ ROW: Mary lmiicke, Sonja Rouse, Mary TeVrake, Hazel Van Lant, Doris DeKok, Evangeline Zilmor, Rcvvrly Ann Fiegum, Henrietta TeRrake, linda Otterness. FJURTR ROW: Kenneth Clausen, Calvin DeRruyf, Lynn Skare, Marshall Hittleson, Lloydlea, Leland Freeze, Harold Smit, Donald Glese, Sylvester Speldriok, Billy Pladson. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Elaine Rende, Francis Gannon, Diane Peterson. SECOND ROW: Sherwood Sagedahl, Shirley TeVelde, Marcia Segaar, Arlene Ruchholz, Carol Sonstegard, Ruth VanderReek, Joyce Mellema- THIRD ROW: Penedict Speldrick, Charles Anderson, Faye Halverson, Ruth Skare, Renitta Vavra, Ramona Kjeldahl, Gerrit VanderBGek, Hervert Hauge. FOURTH ROW: Galle TeBrake, Ann Marie Terhaar, Ronny Landwehr, Marvin Mastbergen, Norman DeKok, Richard Nelson, Jerry Swanson, Donna Jacobson, Ann Shelstad. Absent, John TeV9lde, Gloria Sandvig. I2 S The new Home Economics room features four modern kitchen units complete with up-to-date equipment. Classroom Scenes Dale Miller uses one of the many new Industrial Arts machines. i if Zvi Featuring modern blond-finish desks, the new first grade room is a cheerful place in which to begin school. Q A.. . ' 3' ' -A , A A J . . A i Sophomore girls find it fun to learn to saw with their new machines and work tables. Mr. Larsen explains an experiment to Bruce, Jim, and Clinton in the new science room. I3 Sixth Grade 7 S , 1 E i . FIRST ROW: Marlin Fpiege, Gwen Nelson, Mary Ann Rosten, Elaine TeVeld6, Ramoma Hanson. SECOND ROW: Milton Hanson, Marlbm Clausen! SOHJH SWGHSOH, Louise Mathiason, Carole Gomer, Connie Hellerud, JoanMitchell. THIRD ROW: Earl HSUBG, Freddie Mathiason, Donald Jarnot, Edward Imdieke, Warren ThompsOn,Jimmy TeBrake, Donald Eeigum, Barron Arneson. Fifth Grade 5 E I I w 1.-A FIRST ROW: Larry Segaar, Wayne Dokken, Beverly Lea, Janice Richardson, Arlet Brouwer, Wilhelmina VanderBeek, Marion Thoreson. SECOND ROW: Thelma Brower, Linda Jacobsen, Patricia Nelson, Twlla DeKok, Patricia Costello, Elaine Sonste- gard, Johnelle Von Eschen. THIRD ROW: Francis Speldrick, Jackie Marthaler, Wayne Odell, Gerald Zilmer, Emil Giese, Jimmy Halverson, Clifford Johnson, LeRoy Isdahl. I4 1 . Fourth Grade .-n FIRST ROW: Bernard Giese, Dennis Sagedahl, Billy TeBrake, Junior Mellema, Dennis Nelson, Connie Peterson. SECOND ROW: Jane Clausen, Rita Hofeld, Bonnie Nelson, Juanita Anderson, Elaine VanderBeek, Kathryn Hanson, Judith Segaar, THIRD ROW: Jerry Felgum, Elaine Halverson, Dorothy Huseth, Ester VanderBeek, Marie Segaar, Linda Richardson, Donna Zylstra, Donald Segaar.- FOURTH ROW: Conrad TeVelde, Loren Buchholz, Arden Holt, Arthur Mehrhoff, Bruce TYIOIHPSOH, Gary Philipsefl, John DeKok, DeWayne Townsend, Donald Nelson. Absent, John Phillips. li A Third Grade i v Q! FIRST ROW: Tanetta VanderBeek, Joan Fabel, Allen Reed, Ann Friese, Kay Friese, Richard Brouwer, Marion Quisberg, Louise Giese. SECOND ROW: Marlus Hjemeland, Donna Vesledahl, Marvel Jacobsen, Allen Clausen,Ann.Marie Hesse, Eileen Segaar, Janet Mitchell, Gerhardt VanderBeek, DeWayne Swanson. THIRD ROW: Marlene Te Brake, James Mathiason, Janice Segaar, Carol Hanson, Thelma TeBrake, Jane Skaalrud, John VanderBeek, Theodore Scherer, Carol Van Lant. I5 Second Grade Q? l FIRST ROW: Clarys Spelurick, Alyce Segaar, Renee Halgrimson, Son a Thoreson, Jerrilyn TeRraKe, SRCOWD ROW: Janet Stene, Larry Peterson, Donals Hanson, Delores Nelson, Robert Hauge, Owen Rohmer, Nancy Halverson, THIRD RON: Nerman Halverson, Gerald VanderReek, Lee Hanson, Virginia Hesse, Beverly Hanson, Grace Estcnson. Linda Sellmeyer, Robert Erickson. FOURTH ROW: LHFPY Safedahl, Charles Lauue, Dennis DeKoR, Donald Nelson, Dean DeKok, CalvinBrower, Melbourne Lea, Jerry Landwehr, Lyle Dokken. Absent, Albert TeVelde. ? I F First I 2 1 E Grade -v 1 ' FIRST ROW: Lorna Friese, Terrance Frisch, Paul Quisberg, Junior Evenson, Laverne Rende, Orin Stene, Elmo Clausen. SECOND ROW: Jean Fable,Trina Vander Beck, Paul TeBrake, Willis Hoopeveen, Clara Mehrhoff, Marcia Nelsfn, Warren Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Daniel Rosten, Gary Hanson, Nancy Philirsen, Douflas Nol- son, Joe McDermond, Barbara Sefaar, Marlin Wollwafe, Gene McDcrmond. Absent, Beverly Landwenr, Bonnie Phillips. 16 ,Lg -WA 1 vgwlq y A , -video-45,-A 'fe ff 'V ff- We-ms!!---1 gf Se .'egg:'-fqveezefebze. f 'f1fgIml- l School days, school dave Good old golden Readih' 'Il' 'rilin' Taught to the tu cy stick lwee Your 6 heeu 'lou were I You wrote elele 'l love you When we were a couple of kids. J 8 ' ' Q ' 1? X 'I BM ywuf W M - . I , V Pa L L ,H . I, , . ,rl V fn J! A51 J., W1 ,,. ,345 L I ,' 1, . :Jv n ' ,-- Iv! :ink .. my ny . 4.4 H? ,,q4!'n. 9' f if 'i' , V' ll Paar Nana' .H y N tJdff:v..4aJ-e,,'?a+v- l '41- 'L yH.'? wJwruW -' AN' ' -9-'W'-P4-7 Y , .Q 411,21 20 ab- dfQ, J' Mm? fu QMW fwd i f if V ' if 1' UVA. N lf' 'V hi-.Sl ,515-', :gl i. V211 715, . n 7 I 5 , , v . . 1, af? 'Q ' A . 9 -W W -. ., ' Q. 'L . . wg ' f,.-' i - Q ,, ., I ,aff ,'- ' - jr ' U . r' 1 ' ', in 'ff1,1, ,,,, -,J -A A 1- -in 'TVl.rlJtf:, i. .g, ,.3,: l ti Q . ' ' n ' , -u .N Q , A-La 2732 , Y '7'-f 2 , .,. , 1 'H .a ' : ' 4' vi 3 mntssigts- -if J n1:.1y?5.J,L1wsuh?HQ3. E6?:m1:Hial eah .-'f,4.,: Q '..1.+,f 1-K l5l3i,:f.llw. as-if 4 f. r . I HJ, ..X. .A li x K I s FlRST ROW: Aslugson, N. HQllema, Sonstegard, G Haugen, SECOND ROW: S. Nelson U. N0lSOH PlGESC J 3 Halls, Hellbrock. THTHD NOW: Qulsberg, Jensen, Loaf, Hamer, Hesse. G. A. . . Hellema, Clausen, nent, Gildemelster, T Kjeldanl, Danielson, 9 Peterson, . Nelson, Beberger, CC 99 631111, . ,,--4 Football Team TOP: Gildemeister Verhoeff Kjeldahl CENTER: Heieie Halverson BOTTOM: Holt D. Sagedahl SEASON RECORD Belgrade New London Murdock Villard Raymond Grove City Kerkhoven '- .1- , We 6 6 38 31 26 2M 19 Nlf They 29 BM 20 6 20 hh 6 ,nv at ...N E' LMA. ii 4? TOP: 'SPECS Hoff Gqmcr BOTTOM: Anderson Hoyme qr W CENTER: Terhaar E. Trustheim F 7a. Junior High Team W- I aa A 1 X 5 9 ' Emi 153 i !L? 1Qi4i 1F Ic,l i a 3' if '14 S5 li, F'TRi3'T' RCW: S. S:wed:ml K, Heldahl Vander Beek D. Safediml Eiittelslona Pub V E, 5 9 J xv 1 , , flelzsfrn. SECOND NNW: Swunswn, Nelson, Engen, Sondrol, Yiuiszingn, Kielxern Basketball Team fi is ' w-4 FTVST HOU: nl. Larsen, Qeiele, Anderson, TeBPake, Yalvorson, Hiller, Verhoeff. SMI YIE A 1'r 1::thoi1:1, Hummer, Eljeldanl, S. Tpufsthelm, Hoyme, R. Elagedahl, Sliaalvizi , X t tornerss . 20 5 I - . N I N. 0 5'3- za 3-51.- 3 is N A X X' vw K X xx Q' ,lx X X . 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Qfjlaonv figgqgfmf Kandi tiytlfelqrlegs fi-Fd talk over' prospects for the football Uonla -AEE 'lamm 16 pg O bpur OH le season at an ear-ly fall workout. Junior high team to vlotory. M Baseball ,.L,- WWONT TOY: Skaalvui, Qbtvvmens, Zlller, Holt, Judge, Ije1Jwhl, Gildemeis- Lev, H. Wrusthvim, XAYX fwW: Anderson, S. Trustheim, Sagodahl, HOyme, Harnws, Nwlvvrsuu, Ncivie, Rsyby. .Q E 3 , QR 5 , L 2 ig' -75 Q 4 '61 .5 1 'Q ' Aix '3 fi Q i . ' , . , : ' 4 , -Q Q , 69 Q Q v 5 0'iK' WINSW NNW: H. VeyhoeVF, Ottcrness, Miller, Gildemeister, Nelson, Fauskee. SECOND ROW: Judge, Terhaar, R. Sagedahl, S. Trustheim, Barnes, Heieie, A, VQrhoeVV, Estby, Holt. 25 Homecoming Queen Joanne Fauskee and King Kenny Terhaar attended by Lewie Gomer, Joanne Sonstefard, Eileen Saiedahl, Ernie Tharldson, and crown bearers Son'a Thorsen and Larr, Saqedahl 1, -H - reigned over the 1951 homecoming festivities. bthcun Ijedltdtujn A bon fire and snake dance on Thursday nidht preceded the victorious homecom'nq pane with Ravmond, K.. 4 . Just as in previous years the freshmen class Superintendent Carl Bye cuts the was initiated by theupper classmen. In add- cake made in the replica of the itlon to dressing asvarious characters, each new school building at the formal one was formally initiated at an evening School dedication promram. program. 26 5137011 WFGTE Gil Y SWE 214 A Q' A5?5l,,:.L1sQg gg gb Q 5 ww? A A gig 5.3x5i2gijQ5l Qglkxswil wwwruiwf-afsba -45-bhmg NWS . 'gi iw GUUE1 Old QUIUBT1 FUIB days ' I 1 6 0 ' 6 6 x I Z was ja if You WEFB HW Q33 122 When we wma a mi F 1 'MVT , , . ' 4 '. . 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I I -lf' 'Z g 'Th 12 v 1 u 4 v 5 Q 5 E Q 1-5 The Brass Ensemble composed of Elwood, Eileen, Joanne, Bruce, Jimmy, and Kenny accompanied the audience in singing carols at the annual Christmas concert. Girls' Drum 8: Bugle Corps EIWZT ROW: Sagedahl, Halls, tletschett, Hesse, E. Hoogeveen, Quisberg, Uonstegard, Danielson, lmsdahl. SECOND ROW: Miss Thompson, Eauskee, Lokken, Tlathiason, Glittre, Haugefl, Vesledahl, Beberger, Knutson, Jarnot, C. Hooge- veen, D. Nelson, Miss Holtberg. THIRD ROW: M. Nelson, Otterness, Thompson, Remer, L. Hoogeveen, Marlys Nelson Hellerud,T. Nelson, D. Hoogeveen, Jensen Holt, SQ Nelson. 30 ...sl Trumpeters Elwood Trustheim, Kenny Terhaar, and Richard Nelson receive help from MT. Freng, director of music. Wwe! Songstors Shirley Solseth, Dcloris Quisberg, Eileen Sagedahl, Joanne Imsdahl, Audrey Bouwman, and Edith Hooyeveen are members of the firl's sextet. eqn 0 The boy's octette, composed of Miller, Tharaldson, Ander- A son, TeBrake, Tevelde, Heieie, Sagedahl, and Trustheim, seem to enjoy singing as much as. they are enjoyed by their audiences. Terhaar is their accompianist. Hoogeveen, Terhaar, Bouwman, Sonstegard, Thompson, Leaf, Glittre, Nelson, and Quisberg, members of the triple trio, sang at spring activities. -5 Junior lass Pla fVo iireo- . H J, vias Folt- Ferr 'ml i 1: 3 Ujns , ftie fXHliWP Clrnwg TO ' 22 gf ,'f1,'i fa rmed on Ionian 'ae A1- Cof 'H i'1Wfn1a Evoolf. fha Seniov Class bla? was nrea9nTed inihe sprinn of fbe school Wear. A . s g tu 47 Ill ilnuu- 'W-.aw ..4..,.fn....-A-v Q 1 HST MQW: Niko Hjuldwli, Jwnot Plotschott, Lewis Gomer, Joannc J1T11Ll, Ernlu Thnrmlduon, SECOND inN: Eilcon Sa.cdanl, Datli ff V Y . . .Y , I f ofno, gnvwwrw Lual, uo.nctM Rooms , Audrey Nouwman, Jaan bon- L xf 'Q dwg, C,wDHLm fWfJCn 4, Ucloris Wollhrook, Jonnob VandorNook, x mmwffi WXHM YfwHfP. Mary TeBrake, Barbara Vesledahl, Lajla Hellickson, t fl tl lj , Shirley Solseth, Ruth Ostgulen, John TeBrake, Joanne 1 Fauskee Chairman John Halvorson Carol Sonstegard ll fell' cylllllzl Ralph Haieie, Eilaen Sagedahl, Joanne Imsdahl. , 32 Ed1tOP--DOHHHQ Faculty and Administration--Bruceg Senior Editors-- lDorothes and Jeahetteg Class Editor--Yvohueg Music Editors--Edith and Barbara: Sports Editors--Kermy and Rslphg Other Activities and features--Joanne and Kermyg Class History--Edith and Johng Class- Prophecy--Kenuy and Clihtong Class Will--Ralph and Dsrrellg Business Manager--Marlysg Advertising Committee--Donna, Chester, Edith, John, Advisor--Helen Hokenson S The Eavesdropper staff under the advise of h 1 N Miss Hokenson and Editor Edith Hoogeveeh c put out an issue every month. 33 .YV V -,ty . ' .' . 'MX !M1Vi.'W 4-' exe: ff, I . I mga, 'if ex- Q tg t ...Nw . ,Q , g Wi 1 Y A , '91 L 1 That blankety- blank zipper!! Note the resem- ' . ' blance Football Chow line Interesting game, golf eh, boys? X A Aha, snow vacation XX My, how times have li M changed f 4 What's up, Jim? Now, now, girls... The latest B. F. Your turn next, Emmie , Those busy gals First school pro- gy t gram - How about a bite? ay cheese A -Q-ii 34 qi' So-oo bigll Time out for a rest Dale Evans and Roy Rogers Triple treat Always eating or waiting to eat Looks like fun eh? School days. Just bashful Blow harder, Janet Those lovely summer days Just think, kids, dinner!! I see a man your future . 4 , 4 .gllhginm 35 P- .1077 r,,...--f r- ws. 4 Mn.. M? K .--.og ,filll Future royalty I warm so easy, so dance me loose... Whatta team! Peppermint candy good, kids? What's the score,boys? Three little maids Have your pick, gals Such innocent faces There's still a resem- blance What--not talking? In the cherub stage Those poor kids on the bottom Hold tight, Thompson Gettin' repaired g 36 fc 6,557 l -l X flimllgi .. ,SQL W '. 7 1 ro-omiflitff ' '.,.!.,,.s - .. V School clavs, school days Good old goldoo Roadill' 'Il' Tllill' TEUQDT to im iii W stick I was your oocolol, oorcfoot ooau You were my gal in calico o wroto ol o,yooso Y U lll s o xi ao. ' . A -is-r , 'QQ ff? '!-- Egg. .-,,E,.,' W. we , gl! 1 .E , 'l Q fl I J j 1 +R E Class Motto: The long littleness of life. Class Flower: White carnation. Class Colors: Maroon and white. It is the year 1972, and the Class of 1952 is assembled for a reunion for the first time in twenty years. Walking amongst all our former classmates we come upon a grey-haired individual, Bruce Anderson, whois doinga rip-roaring business as suc- cessor to the notorious WIIIIE Sutton, having turned his knowledge of bookkeeping to good advantage as a bookie. Walking a bit further, we run into a haggard looking woman, Joan Fauskee, who, in her better days, married Brooten's richest and most handsome Businessman, Lord Albert Verhoeff. Their twelve children are now attending the local schoolg the eldest, a senior, Is carrying on her mother's reputation. Well, look who's here--none other than John Halverson. Although he is only 38, Hal has already retired. He tells us he made aII Els 'ca55ageH selling moonshine in some deserted nswampn near Padua. Before going any further, we should stop and lis- ten to the orchestra before the director collapses under the weight of his baton. He is none other than uHot-llpsn Gildemiester. I wonder who that big fellow is sit- ting over there tapping his foot to the musIc--why, it's John TeBrake. He surely looks different with all that added weight. He told us he Eas triplet boys who are all stars on the local basketball team. Those triplets must bea family inheritance. Getting back to some of the distinguished female members of our class, we find that Donna Glieden 1sn't married et! After joining the Air Force, the only thing she fEII'Tn I5V3'w1th was a P-26t Look at that poor crippled old man. Why, it's Chester Anderson, who now has a farm in Canada. Although ill and worn out from hard TEFE'IEb5rT'E5'Has monetary compensation--at the moment he is seen lighting his ci- gar with a twenty-dollar bill. Next we run into Delbert TeVelde. He came all the way from Fairbanks, Alaska, for this reunion. He'55EgEt E'TE?E'up in Alaska, and for the last two years-has served as mayor of Fairbanks. It is said that he has done everything in his power for the promotion of education. Walking a bit further, we bump into another equally famous member of the class, Em ett Jud e. He is the present mayor of Spring Hill, His car, of 1928 vintage, is IH'k33pIng with the progress of this little hamlet, In this year of 1972 you will see that anything can and does happen. Our classmate, Barbara Terhaar, is now addressed as Madam President. She is the first woman president of the United States, having been elected on the ticket ofa twelve- month school year for all students. Across the continent, everyone is in an uproar nowadays as Kenny Terhaar has just taken over where Harry James left off CBetty Grable not inc u edf. It's impossible to pick up a paper without seeing a picture of Kenny blasting out at you. Our quiet and dignified Jeanette Roone has picked a most worthy calling and is now a nun at Little Falls. 'SEE'EEHoys Her life there very much. Another of the class who is giving her services to society is Dr. Marlgs Nelson. She has just opened up a cat and dog clinic in Brooten, and has a s eady stream of patients. Dorothea Gerlach surprised all her classmates by appearing at the reunion manless. Ift5F EoEpIEtTig normal school, she has kept busy and happy teaching in a rural school south of Brooten. When asked why she is still single, she replied, nHerbie and I believe in long engagementsin MY, d0SSn't Yvonne look nice. However, she is turning gray, but 1t's really no wonder when she Has to have eight kids trailing her wherever she goes. She is now living on a farm in North Fork. Looking around further, I see Ral h Heieie, looking in the npinkn on health with a bald head to match his ruddy coipIgii5ET He told mehe has his own thriving businessin Roscoe, butis going to give it up because his wife and children don't like the hectic city life in Roscoe. Walbert Peters and Clinton Holt, partners in an exclusive cafe in New York, are enjoyTEg'tHeTFVEtEtion at tHIs reunion. They certainly look sharp in their white uniforms and caps. One of our classmates, the former Edith Hoo eveen, is unable to attend the re- union as she is home washing diapers. However, she sent greetings to all by way of a picture of herself and their second set of triplets, Argyle, Carl, and Murray. We hope this gives you an idea of what the years have brought to the Class of 1952. Looking back on our school days, we hope that all the succeeding classes may have had as happy years in Brooten High School as we did. 37 BROOTEN HARDWARE R. L. Lind Monarch Ranges Scotsman Heaters ARENSON'S RECREATION C. A. ARENSON Lunches-Ice Cream Compliments of BROOTEN GROCERY Ellingson k Solberg Compliments of WALL APPLIANCE J. D. Wall VAN I s JEWELRY 'fail' Watch, clock, and L: jewelry repair. NM Diamonds--Watches Ll! Compliments of DR. L. L. PETERSON Compliments of MATHIASON'S HOM BAKERY PASTEL BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of Ann Vesledahl VESLEDAHL CLOTHING Compliments of Don Vesledanl Compliments of COSTELLO HARDWARE Your Our Own Hardware Store SWIFT AND COMPANY Cash Buyers Poultry--Eggs--Cream A. C. Swenson, Manager THE GAMBLE STORE Compliments of Harry Kittelson Compliments of GEORGE ODELL ELEVATOR MILLER'S Stop in for lunch while we service your car. A. E. RODGERS AGENCY Realtor for all lines of insurance BROOTEN CO-OPERATIVE CREAMERY ASS'N. Makers of Sweet Cream Butter Compliments of DR. W. T. WILLIAMS VETERINARIAN Compliments of ALDRICH NELSON ELEVATOR Compliments of M. E. TRUSTHEIM Mobilgas Dealer Compliments of DeWAYNE TOWNSEND, M. D. BROOTEN TELEPHONE COMPANY J. C. Steinhagen 38 Go where the crowd goes! RITE SPOT CAFE Gilbert Rose Compliments of LITCHFIELD PRODUCE CO. NELSON R EGAN Compliments of ALTON JENSEN The Place to Get Compliments A Home Cooked Meal Compliments of f O SORRELUS RICHARDSON TRUOKING SPERRY BARBER AND CAFE BEAUTY SHOP W. B. Richardson Compliments of BROOTEN THEATER W. L. Lakie JOHNSON STUDIOS For the best in photos and candidsl BERTHA'S CAFE Home-Cooked Meals Lunches-Soft Drinks VAN'S UPHOLSTERY Compliments of Compliments SHOP BROOTEN REVIEW of Gerrit Vander Stelt Printing--Publishing WALT'S PLACE BOB'S STANDARD Compliments SERVICE Compliments ll of :: of a DOKKEN STFNPWD Robert Nelson FRIEND MOTOR ,- ' I IIYIIIADOIAL ' If In f X1 .. IIAIVIIIII N1 sg , to Y V. it Compliments Compliments Compliments of of of REED 8 SHELSO CO. MATHIASON'S GROCERY CLIFF HANSON Compliments S N'S SUPER KET Compliments of of O PHILIPSEN'S Fairway Food Store IMPLEMENT NELSON'S DRUG STORE Fresh Fruits R Vegetables Frozen Foods COMPANY 39 . .M ........-.J Compliments of ifgiggfx lf' 22: A :X 'K Qfissy x, X- Q Compliments of BOHMER Q5 E LUM ER COMPANY FARMERS' Compliments of ELEVATOR STATE BANK Pittsburg Paints and OF William Hoogeveen BROOTEN Suppligs MBHBSSP ROD'S LEN,S LLOYD'S WELDING SERV AND ELVA'S ICE SHOE REPAIR SERVICE GIFT O STATION Lloyd Johnson SHOP Proprietor , SHOPPE SAGEDAHL Compliments of REPAIR GLENWEAR H. W. ROSS LUMBER CO. I SHOP For the best in A11 kinds of Building nationally advertised Material and Devoe Paints OUT QF 'OWN ADVERTISERS women's wear. Glenwood Minneg ota Brooten Class of '52 CONGRATULATIONS! WEBER JEWELRY AND MUSIC CO. Next door to the Post Office St. Cloud Minnesota Compliments of BOHLIG CLEANERS Melrose Minnesota Say It With Flowers, Say It With Ours! GLENWOOD GREENHOUSE Compliments of a FRIEND St. Cloud Minnesota SPAETH BROTHERS DR. A. P. TRONESS OPTOMETRIST Glenwood Minnesota Compliments of RENDE'S CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS Sauk Centre, Minnesot B. M QC ga I , , N N x Q. l 3 S EBSQ QE i wg V 'w , X 1 N. v 1 I I .f