Browns Valley High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Browns Valley, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 50 of the 1953 volume:

Sponsored by Skogmos Browns Valley SEATED: Rodney Ingeraon, Joyce Vollmers, Phyllis Piechow3ki, Jerry Nigg, Janice Hanson, Marlys Lindsay, STANDING: Ethel Spindler, Nina Duffield, Marie Moeller, Arlene Grimll. Phyllia Piechowski ........Jerry Nigg ....Mariya Lindsay ....Arlene Grirali Joyce Vollmers ....Marie Moeller .....Nina Duffield ....Ethel Spindler Editor.......... Associate Editor Photography..... Circulatipn..... Art............. Class Editor.... Business Manager. Sports. Lou Kinney, Treasurer; B.J. Sauer; Frank Burleson; Ted Deyo, Clerk; Ward Duffield, President; Dan Agar; Sidney Shelver, Superintendent of Schools. -r- TOP ROW: Mrs. Gunhus, Mrs. Gowin, Mrs. Peterson, fir. Bourdage, Mr. Kleven, Mr. Stoyke, Mrs. Roske. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Hoehn, Mrs. Korsbreck, Mr. Cates, Mr. Lindquist, Mrs. Newcomb, Miss Kulla. BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Svanke, Mr. Bambenek, Mr. Shelver, Mr. Peterson, Mrs. Smith Irene Stoyke, Secretary TII TTTTTTTTT wmhth rnrrrmrvT Left to Right: Art Lehrke, Clarence Rees, Ester Wheatley, Ella Larson (School Nurse), Ester Duehr V H1T fTT nTTTTTflHT Arlene Grimli Lyle Fibranz Darlene Ziemer Miss Grim-Grim Smilley Ziemer Mixed Chorus 2� 3� A. Basketball 1,2,3,4« Annual 3. Annual 4. Football 1,2,3,4. Newspaper 2,3. Newspaper 1,2,3,4. Baseball 2,3,4. Glee Club 1,2,4. Pep Club 1,2,3. Track 3,4. Mixed Chorus 1,2,4� Sexette 4. Band 1,2,3,4. Pep Club 1,2,3� Speech 1,2,3. Class Play 4. Speech 1,2,3. One Act Play 3. Student Council 3. Class Play 4. Class Play 4. Vice President 1. Secretary 4« % A I Leland Witte Helen Spotts Gary Randall Bid Spotts Garrett Lamar Football 2,3,4. Newspaper 4. Basketball 1,3,4. ' Baseball 2,3,4. Glee Club 2,3,4. Baseball 1,3,4. Track 4. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. Football 1,3,4« Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4« Pep Club 1,2,3. Moorehead, N.D. 2 v Boy'8 Chorus 1,2,3,4. Speech 2,3. Class Play 4. ...........................................Will IIA..................................'titulis James Fiechowski Charlotte Minder Francis Determan Slim Jim Char’ n Det Band 1,2,3,4« Glee Club 1,2,4« Football 3,4« Mixed Chorus 2,3,4« Mixed Chorus 1,2,4« Basketball 3« Boy1 a Chorus 3« Pep Club 1,2,3« Baseball 3,4. Basketball 2. Newspaper 1,2,3. Band 1,2,3,4. Student Dir. Band 4. Class Play 4« Mixed Chorus 2,3« • Speech 3« Class Play 4« Delores Starr ■Dee� Pep Club 1,2,3« Newspaper 2,3« Virgil Tobeck Toe Football 3,4- Baseball 3« Mixed Chorus 1,2. Patricia Elsen Pat St. Francis Acad. 1,2. Pep Club 3« Speech 3- Ethel Spindler Puts Annual 3,4« Newspaper 2,3� A. Mixed Chorus 3,A. Pep Club 1,2,3« Class Play A. Student Council 4« Sec-Treasurer 3« Carnival Queen Can. • 1. Homecoming Queen 2. Warren Roske Roarin' Warren Newspaper Sec-Treasurer Football Track Basketball Student Council Class Play President 1. 1. 2,3,A. 3,A. 1,2,3, A. 3,A. A. A. Burkharda Lewandowski Karda Glee Club 2, Mixed Chorus 3, Pep Club 1,2, Newspaper 2,3, Class Play Homecoming Queen V Jerome Hoffman Marion Miller Odell Hoffman Jeremiah Giggles Dig Track 2,3,A. Glee Club A. Boy's Chorus 1,2,3. Football 3. Mixed Chorus A. Football A. Mixed Chorus 2. Pep Club 1,3. Baseball 3. Rosholt, S. D. 2. Track 2,3. Elaine Nelson Nellie Glenda Knight Glenda Lou1 Robert Olson Bob Football I Track 1 One-Act Play Class Play Pep Club Newspaper Class Play Glee Club Pep Club Class Play Newspaper Speech a i Gilbert Despiegler •Speg Football 3,4. Baseball 2,3,4. Newspaper 3. Mixed Chorus 2,3. Boy's Chorus 2,3. One-Act Play 3 Class Play 4. President .3 Sec-Treasurer 2, Phyllis Piechowski ■Phil Ann i A i Frank Burleson Muggsy Annual 4. Vice President 4. Newspaper 2,3,4. King Candidate 3. Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4. Student Council 3,4. One-Act Play 3. Basketball 3,4. Class Play 4. Football 3,4. Carnival Queen Cand. 3. Baseball 3,4. Vice President 3. One-Act Play 3. Treasurer 4. Mixed Chorus Girl's State 3. State St. Coun. Rep. 4« e - flh. V Roger Goodhart Rog Football Track 2 Boy's Chorus Mixed Chorus 2 Baud Class Play David Lubbers Dave Basketball Football King Candidate Annual Newspaper Geraldine Kleindl Gerrie Glee Club Mixed Chorus 1,2 Newspaper Pep Club 1 Sexette Class Play Kathleen Schwagerl Kitty Glee Club 1,2,3 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, Pep Club 1,2; Newspaper 2 __ i. Roger Goodhart 2. Elaine Nelson 3. Warren Roske U- Burkharda Levandovski -5. Frank Burleson 6. Phyllis Piechovski 7. Ethel Spindler 8. Jerome Hoffman 9. Lyle Fibranz 10. David Lubbers 11.Charlotte Minder 12.Gary Randall 13- Gilbert DeSpiegler H. Patricia Elsen 15. Darlene Ziemer 16. James Piechovski 17. Odell Hoffman 18. Kathl Schvagerl 19. Helen Spotts 20. Robert Olson 21. Leland Witte 22. Glenda Knight A —23. Deloris Starr 24. ffarion Miller 25. Arlene Grimli 26. Francis Determan 12 ! CLASS WILL '1 TTTTTvrVTTTT U«, the Senior Class of 1953 being of sound Bind and sounder body, do hereby declare our last will and testment on this day of May 28, the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred' and fifty-three. ARTICLE I----Roger Goodhart leaves to Bob McLane his Dr. Jekell and Mr. Hyde--devil and angel---look, knowing he'll make the best possible use of it. ARTICLE II—-Patty Elsen wills her gift of gab to Charlie Thomas, knowing he'll appreciate it. ARTICLE III—Prances Deterraan has decided his pouting is getting HIM nowhere so he's leaving it to Marlys LeClair—knowing she'll do her test to get away with it. ARTICLE IV—-To Dale Kaufman, Marlon Miller leaves her quiet manner of yelling, her rib-tickling giggle and last bit not least her promptness to all classes. ARTICLE V-—-Charlotte Minder, Blaine Nelson, and Darlene Zeimer all got together «nrf decided that they were going to leave their Senior tradition of having a tea- party, Ladies Aid meetin' first hour in the morning to Sonja Jacobsen, Faye Cardwell, and Elsie Biel—hoping that their goesip will be as juicy as theirs was ! J ARTICLE VI—Although he hates toll Odell Hoffman is going to leave his seat in the assembly to Beverly Ziemer. He hopeB she appreciates all the initials that took hours of hand work (after school). ARTICLE VII—Gerry Kleindl and Leland Witte have throughly cuzzed and discuzzed the matter, and are leaving to Dopey Ingerson and Harlyn Bartz their singing and whistling talents—but only on one condition, that they start a world-famou� duet 1 ARTICLE VIII-JoAnn Schwagerl waB just informed by Helen Spotts that she is leaving Jo her ability to go steady six months—that's not all—with the same boy 1 ARTICLE IK---To Marie Moeller, Virgil Tobeck is leaving his skill of turning neatly written papers—he stresses though, that she must always keep up the good work he has started. ARTICLE X----To Doris Spotts, Glenda Knight has left her'nack'of finding a ride to Sisseton on Saturday nights, knowing Doris will be forever grateful. (She adds she leaves only some of it as she plans on making a few trips there her- self before old age takes it's grip J) ARTICLE XI—To Janice Hanson, Kathleen Schwagerl is giving her ability to get only two hours sleep a night and still arise, looking fresh as a Daisy! ARTICLE XII—Bob Olson regrets he cannot leave anything because where he's going he will need everything he has !! ARTICLE Xlll-Jimmy Piechowski is willing his Noon Hour Session with the baritone to Nina Duffield thinking she might be tired of the flute by now! ARTICLE XIV—Noticing Wally Hennen has so much trouble keeping his desk clean, Jerome Hoffman is leaving his talent of ridding his desk of waste paper by putting it in someone else's desk! ARTICLE XV---Lyle Fibranz bequeaths his charms with the ladies to Kerlyn Saxton, he says he1s sure Merlyn will make good use of them! ARTICLE XVI— Karda Lewandowski has informed us that her ability to drive should not be wasted, so she's leaving it to Joyce Vollmers who is already following in her footsteps. ARTICLE XVII-Warren Roske has finally acknowledged that his sense of humor has found a place in this world, so he's handing it over to Ron Durr. (We hope he can dig a hole deep enough for it 1) ARTICLE XVIII-Frank Burleson is leaving to Fishty Rees hi6 ability to oversleep knowing he'll make good use of it! h t iimarwwii i . .mknmw 13 ARTICLE XIX ---Since Fishty has already been willed the ability to oversleep, Arlene '._1 Grimli is going to present hi® with her ability of running the mile to school- in three minutes flat ! _ XX ----Ethel Spir.dler is leaving her art of cracking gum to Darlene Sauer, whom she is sure will try her darnest to be as good as she was ! XXI --- Phil Ann Piechowski is giving her most prized possession, the art of reading comic books, to LeRoy Saxton knowing he’ll take pleasure in following in her footsteps. She offers a suggestion—look at the pictures it goes faster that way. XXII --Gilbert Despeigler feeling very much like sharing his talents is leaving two things to Lenole Mundy. First, his polished ability to speak at Banquets (hoping he’ll never break down under the strain), and second-—his talent as a painter (providing he doesn't ruin too many pair of shoes practicing!) XXIII—David Lubbers unwillingly g res his title of God's Gift to Women to all the Junior boys knowing they have uie talent to make top use cf it. XXIV --And Delores Starr is giving to the whole Junior Class her silence and obedient manner in which she attends all classes—knowing they sure can use it! XXV ---Wait! Last but not least is Gary Randall (who insisted he be last) who feels his sarcastic remarks should not go astray—-so he's going to lend—-merely lend them to Jerry Nigg for a year. XXVI— -To Mr. Shelver we leave the memories of our boisterous class—and many _ thanks for all the help throughout our High School days. XXVII— To Mr. Eambenek we leave the many unhappy hours we stayed after school. ARTICLE LTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE ARTICLE , with our signatures hereof: |j| 4 , % jy-' 14 Who will win the election was the question on everyones lips. Everyone said would go down in history as a year of years. It was the first time Mars was being allowed a candidate for the Interplanetary Presidency. The major party in Mars had nominated David Lubbers, because after statistics, computations, guessing and personal periences they decided there were more women voters in the world than men, so aturally David, Gods gift to Women was the one candidate. As a reporter on the Interplantary Gazette I was assigned to report on the candidate expected to win. Climbing in my combination can opener and rocket car I decided to go to the center of all activity—Browns Valley—and see David personally. — About an hour after I had reached the suburbs of the Valley, I cruised into Beard- sley. There was a big crowd of twenty or thirty people in the middle of the street. Standing on a soap box in the center was Senator Gilbert Despiegler making a campaign speech for David. The party is having a conference to see it the Senators policy of kissing babes instead of babies is harming the honorable party or not. As long as I was in the Valley I decided to look up some of my former school friends. First I cruised up to school. They enlarged it a little. It now covers eight city blocks. I noticed a little camouflaged tent across the street. Thinking it must be an information booth, I walked over. Much to my surprise Leland Witte was peeking around the side. After several whispered questions I discovered he was selling absentee excuses and signed make-up slips to the kids. Outside of being run out of town several times his life was rather uneventful, but incidently very prosperous. My bewilderment was interrupted by the sound of a crash. I started to go and find out what had happened. Bid stopped me and said not to worry. It was Frank of Burleson and Burleson Body Shop. They have sort of a fifty-fifty-proposition. Frank Jr. smashes the cars and Frank Sr. unsmashes them. Frank Jr. got the idea when business slacked up and Frank Sr. had to stop Frank Jr.'s allowance. Seems his weekly trips to the Cities really run into money. I went into the new school to see if any of my old teachers were still there. As I looked over the directory I saw a name that looked familiar, Professor L. Fibranz. You must have read about his thrilling experiments in the paper. He recently figured out the puzzling question of how many miles a centipede walks with one leg in six and a half months disregarding friction. (Space will not permit me to write the answer.) I was informed by his receptionist that he was in conference with the centipede and couldn't be disturbed. The sound of hot jazz drew me over to the Philharmonic Symphony Hall. I was surprised to find our old student director, Jimmy Piechowski, directing the Sym- phony. There was quite a bit of controversy when he decided to change the name to Slim Jim's Hot Pokers . Noticing a Vacant clarinet chair I inquired about it. He said Francis Determan used to sit there but after his return from India he started charming snakes instead. Feeling the need for fresh air I went outside. A large cloud of dust was moving along the gutter. Upon closer investigation I discovered Bob Olson in the middle of it. I didn't want to appear too ignorant so I waited until he offered an explanation Seems he's in training for halfback on the Streetcleaners Football Team . A clean sweep is expected this year. Deciding a light snack would taste good I looked for a bakery. The K and J Bakery appeared to be a nice place so I entered. Kathleen Schwagerl was standing behind the counter looking at a large trophy. Upon inquiring she related how she, with the help of her husband Joe, invented the bisless bismark. The trophy was the Nobel Prize. The morning edition of the Valley Star wa3 lying on the counter. An article called | Rich Jerome's Almanac caught my eye. Looking closer I noticed it was written by Jerome Hoffman. It was a daily column that gave advice in the form of a motto. The i motto for the day was Sweep a girl off her feet and brush her under the rug . | As I looked across the street I noticed Patti Elsen going into the saloon. Thinking this a little unusual I decided to follow her. Much to my surprise the saloo —- wasn't a saloon. Patti turned it into an Original Dress Shoppe. Elaine Nelson, her H iMtimnvi nil'- 1 head model, was modeling Patti's latest creation, a medivial middy. ,A — I went out to my combination can opener and rocket car. It wouldn't start so I look- ed it over and discovered the crank on the can opener half of the combination can opener and rocket car was broken. I pushed it down to the Goodhart Blacksmith Shop and hunted around for the owner. I finally found Roger sitting in the corner writing his latest -------- etory for 'ITrue Confessions . He put down his story long enough to fix the crank. I decided to relax ty seeing one of those new sixth dimension movies. The latest screen discovery, Jane Jones, was portraying her life story. You probably remember her better as Burkarda Lewandowskl. For the sake of her fans she changed it to something easier to say. When I came out of the movie it was raining so I decided to have my hair fixed. Mes- dames Phyllis and Marlon's House of Beauty which is advertised in all leading magazines -1 was just down the street. I simply couldn't pass up a chance of seeing the two women who determined the hair styles of every woman in the universe. As I entered I was startled to hear a heated argument going on. With my ear next to the keyhole I couldn't help but hear what was happening. They were arguing about next year's style. Seems Phyllis favors the Crewy Lou while Marlon is more Inclined to the Gravel Gertie. I decided to come back later and meanwhile drive around the city and look the situation over. All of a sudden I noticed a big red bug on wheels heading towards me. I swerved over to the side of the road; the big red bug swerved too, then disappeared. ty combination can opener and rocket car started shaking violently. I jumped out to investigate and discovered something stuck in the cornier exhaust pipe. I pulled the big red bug out and to my amazement the side opened and out stepped a very angry Warren Roske. After he had calmed down he told me he had to hurry to the atomic commission to sell his box of canned atoms. Having settled j everything peacefully, I turned on my radio-radar set. Deloris Starr was giving her latest Helpful Home Hints . For examples How to remove the exhaust from an exhaust pipe or how to put up the new style sky hooks. Just little things that every housewife should know. A gigantic billboard was erected above the road at the end of the loop. It announced that Mr. and Mrs. Harold Spindler, Mrs. Splndler being the former Helen Spotts, were having a formal ball to introduce their four debutante daughters to society. The dance was being held at the Santa Grimilaya Dance Pavilion. Arlene Grimli, the owner, pur- chased the race track and built a dance hall on it. It is guaranteed to be the only floor in the world where you can waltz without twirling around. I moved my vehicle over to the side of the road so that the brass band could pass. Fulling up the rear was Mr. Virgil Tobeck, Esquire. He was just coming back from a deposit in his piggy bank, probably better known as Fort Knox. The Empire State Building is now the residence of Odell Hoffman, better known as Digger Odell, the friendly undertaker . Business suddenly started booming when Charlotte opened her new cafe. Everyone got ptomaine poisoning. It was getting late so I decided to look for a hotel. The Knight-Night Hotel look- ed quite nice so I went in. Glenda rushed over to see me and personally showed me to my four room suite. She suggested I go to the Moon Room and see her guest star for the evening, singer Gerry Kleindl. She sang, I Get Tears in MF Ears from Lying on My Back in !“5y Bed Crying Over You . I noticed a couple of very important looking Navy personal sitting on the side. u- They both looked vaguely familiar but I couldn't quite place them, so I asked the head waiter. He informed me that it was Ensign Ethel Spindler and Admiral Gary Randall. The both participated in the great Naval battle of Peever Slough. The Admiral moved a tack on the board everytime a ship was sunk; Ethel handed him the tacks. j The next morning I packed me into my combination can opener and rocket car and took I off. I was casually driving along when all of a sudden Darlene Ziemer passed me. That in itself isn't unusual, but the fact that she was running, is very odd. Several: seconds later a graduate from the class of '53 tore by. Completely bewildered by this t I speeded my little can opener up to 60 seconds per minute. Then, without warning, | another former school friend, now a farmer, passed me. I finally caught up to Darlene. She informed me that it was Hadie Sawkins Day. Hadie Sawkins Day is much the _same as Sadie Hawkins Day except that the men chase the pfomen. I asked her if she 16 would like a ride but she very graciously declined, good-by as she turned the far corner. So ended a most delightful trip. minmimmuiHT She stopped long enough to wave HISTORV In September, 1949, thirty-nine wide-eyed green Freshmen entered the halls of Brovns HH Valley High School. Shortly after creeping in, we were inltatled by the Seniors. Now, truly belonging in the school, we proceeded to elect our class officers. Presidents David, Vice Pres.s Lyle, Sec. TreaB. Warren. After this was completed we felt free to venture far- ther. Gerry, Kathleen, Phyllis, Darlene, and Charlotte joined Glee Club; Francis, Lyle, a i Jim Joined the Band; and 12 Girls Joined Pep Club. Arlene and Warren were chosen for the Paper Staff; Phyllis and Arlene went out for Speech; Gary, Leo, Dave, Warren, Bud, Donny — and Jim were on the Basketball Teams; and Dave, Leo, and Gary played Baseball. Ethel and — David were elected our King and Queen Candidates for the Carnival. As we entered into our Sophmore year, we were without Mary Lou and Richard, who trans- ferred to Morris; Gary, who transferred to Moorhead; Marlon, who transferred to Rosholt, and Leo P. and Bob H., who quit. Leo M, and Gladys R. were elected Carnival King and Queen,i due to the vivacious selling of tickets by the Sophmores. Leo was elected Pres, of the Class; Bud, Vice Pres, and Gilbert, Sec. Treas. Eleven boys Joined Boys Glee Club; nine joined Girls Glee Club, end thirteen Soph, were in Mixed Chorus. Lyle, Jim and Francis were in Band; Ethel, Arlene and Glenda were on the Paper Staff; six Soph, were in Speech; H girls were in Pep Club; and Arlene took part in One-Act Play. Three boys pli ed Basketball; five played Football; and Jim acted as Student Manager. We started our Junior year with three less. Leo M. transferred to St. Thomas; Pete P. transferred to Morris; Gladys R. moved to California; Don N., Jim L., Bud S., and GeraldS quit. But Marion returned from Rosholt; Gary, from Moorhead; Frank Burleson transferred from Custer; and Pat Elsen transferred from Hankinson. Nine boys played Football, and five played A team Basketball. Gilbert was elected Pres., Phyllis, Vice Pres.; and Ethel, Sec. Treas. Frank, Warren and Lyle were members of the Student Council, Frank, Vice President. Fourteen girls were in Pep Club; nine girls in Glee Club; sixteen Juniors in Mixed Chorus; and Francis, Jim, Lyle, and Roger played in the Band. Gilbert, Frank, Vivian, Phyllis, and Arlene were in One-Act Plays; seven Juniors were Speech Contestants, and eleven were on the Paper Staff. Darlene, Dave, and Gilbert were on Annual Staff. Phyllis and Frank were elected Carnival King and Queen Candidates. The Junior Play was cast, but never presented. We entered our Senior year without Vivian or Wayne. Warren was'chosen Pres., Frank, Vice Pres., Phyllis, Treas., and Arlene, Sec. Frank, Ethel, and Warren were on the Student Council, of which Frank was elected President. Burkharda was elected Home- coming Queen; Gerry and Arlene were in the Sexette; Lyle, Roger, and Jim were in the Band. Phyllis was elected Editor of the Annual, and Ethel and Arlene were on her Staff. Arlene was Editor of the Thunderbird, and six other Seniors helped on the Staf Fourteen Seniors were in Mixed Chorus; ten boys were out for Football, «rri five Senior boys played on the A Basketball team. The Senior Class presented their play with sixteen in the cast, and the rest helping with all the little jobs. We ended our Senior year, seven of us going through all twelve years together, very happy and satisfied Seniors i _____________ FRONT ROW: B. Ziemer, M. LeClair, D N. Duffield MIDDLE ROW; L. Mundy, R. Duehr, L. ! D. Rees, J. Nigg BACK ROW: C. Thomas, R. Ingerson, J. Sahwagerl, F. Cardwell, B. McLar.e, D. Kaufman M. Moeller, E. Biel, S. Jacobsen, H. Bartz. Sauer, J. Hanson, J. Vollmers Saxton, H. Donath, M. Saxtor., W. Hennen FRONT ROW: G. Hein, H. King, J. Schiefelbein, M. Lindsay, L. Fiechovske, I. Hansen, G. Birchem, J. Geidt MIDDLE ROW: W. Lehrke, R. Anderson, A. Kaufman, W. Westbrock, G. Hess, A. Schul2 G. Nelson, E. Randall BACK ROW: G. Ewald, R. Witte, G. Hein, H. Finley, J. Moeller, V. Kaufman, C. Anderson. v. ABSENT: D. Johnson, C. Hansen. Browns Valley Northland Store Valley Equipment Co rm FRONT ROW: R. Thomas, S. Duehr, D. Opsal, P. Duffield, P. Lureen, T. Roerig, G. Kallstrom, A. Reed SECOND ROW: 0. Larson, J. Negaard, G. Despiagler, D. Spinier, D. Whelan, B. Whelan, E. Evald, H. Edvards, D. Labs THIRD ROW: B. Harrington, D. Engel, G. Behrens, L. Starr, B. ftirleson, C. Pederson, P. Piechovski, T. Duffield, D. Plant FOURTH ROW: D. Bangle, D. Reed, B. Randall, J. Zellner, D. Goehring, G. Nelson, V. Schaunaman, F. LeClair, D. Pitzel. ABSENT: J. Wilson FRCNT ROW: R. Grosenick, P. Piechovski, L. Westbrook, C. Lubbers, F. Rav, K. Roske, L. Smith ....... SECOND ROW: B. Anderson, M. Schueller, S. Fogel, P. Hedrick, D. Goodhart, D. Saxton, J. Holland, P. Krensing, A. Lubbers THIRD ROW: J. Layden, D. Amundson, P. Piechovski, F. Sykora, B. Hedrick, W. Gardner, C. Elsen, P. Tracy, F. Drake, B. Oletzke • FOURTH ROW: J. Lubbers L. Canfield, R. Mollenhoff, B. Bentson, D. Hein, D. Dusing B. Vollmers, C. Finley, M. Fibranz, ABSENT: L. Backer — FRONT ROW: C. Westman, D. Lureen, H. Borgheiinck, V. Kallstrom, M. Hess, D. Larson, J. Olson SECOND ROW: J. Witte, G. bullock, L. Cardwell, J. Tracy, W. Peterson, D. Sykora, L. LeCuyer, W, Moeller THIRD ROW: R. Hansen, C. Spinier, R. Plechowski, K. Rees, T. Hansen, E. Reed, A. Hennen, FOURTH ROW: J, Lubbers, M. Piechowski, C. Grlall, N. Schneider, R. Haanen, M. Krueger, D. bloch FRONT ROW: W. Thomas, D. Barts, 0. Negaard, E. Saxton, J. Medbery, S. Tobeck Grosenick, MIDDLE ROW: L. Lehrke, S. Peickert, D. Dusing, G. Gardner, L. Heald, 0 Peterson, N. Baer, W. Duffield, W. Birchem Mrs, Peterson (teacher) BACK ROW: J. Bentson, E. Ingerson, J. Burleson, G. Backus, K. Krueger, D. Negaard, M King, C. Goehring, E. Elsen, J. Munce ABSENT: K. LeCuyer Hennen, D Duffields' Service BOTTCM ROW: D. Westman, C. Roerig, S. Spinier, J. Klemm, C. Hedrick, J. Foster—. L. Smith ■■ MIDDLE ROW: L. Hansen, M. Spinier, C. Lord, L. Kallstrom, D. Kaufman, C. Tracy, R. LeCuyer, R. Lubbers Mrs. Govin (teacher) TOP ROW:- M. Sweeney, D. Kelson, D. Hein, J. Lynch, D. Leunser, L. Larson, D. Dahl, R. Spotts, G. Canfield, D. Medbery, C. Lehrke ABSENT: S. Krone, D. Zellner A ! BOTTOM ROW: J. Almquist, R. Andrews, C. Spinier, L. Peterson, G. Sweeney, V. Bartz C. Birchem, C. Hansen SECOND ROW: D. Plechowski, R. Fischer, E. Tracy, G. Pavin, C. Anderson, J. Feree, H. Anderson, E. Muir THIRD ROW: B. Lubbers, M. Appel, J. Lamser, G. Wallien, G. Madison, B. Biel, T. Jung, P. Negaard, S. Finley, C. Layden Mrs. Newcomb (teacher) � FOURTH ROW: K. Anderson, M. Foren, L. Witte, J. Serocki, N. Schnieder, J. Holland, 1 D. Piechowski, L. Medbery, J. Roerig, D. Simonson - ABSIKT: J. Backer, G. Jacobson Sponsored by Sisseton, So. Dak. Christianson Grain Co Valley Lumber Co Gambles Store FRONT ROW: S. Rolland, D. Peterson, J. Eiiglert, S. Hansen, J. Spinier, J. Tracy, J. Schulz, M. Layden. MIDDLE ROW: B. Kegaard, J. Appi, J. Moeller, L. Canfield, L. Sykora, G. Cardwell, J. Duffield, C. Klemm, K. Larsen, S. Cardwell, J. Roerig. BACK ROW: R. Peickert, V. Favin, V. Hedrick, J. Reed, P. Foster, L. Peickert, V. Hein, G. Tobeck, W. Randall, D. Giedt, A. Gardner, Mrs. Swanke (teacher) ABSENT: W. Bentson, S. Kallstrom, B. Oletzke, C. Schmitz. FRONT ROW: J. Duffield, G. Foster, D. Ziemer, K. Fischer, A. Lehrke, C. Deyo, D. Agar SECOND ROW: R. Serocki, J. Bretzke, B. Behrens, R. Vanouse, D. Smith, K. Roerig, G. Lubbers BACK ROW: C. Pavin, E. Labs, K. Elsen, B. Krensing, M. Lynch, K. Birchem. P. Borgheiinck, Mrs. Roske (teacher) ABSENT: R. Englert, T. Randall, L. Witte. . - 23 Duehr, R. Muir, D. Hanson, J. Medbery, J. Krensing, D. i Appel, S. Judish, B. Mitchell, J. Peterson, D. Duffield LeCuyer, G. Cox. Mrs. Korsbrek (teacher) SECOND ROW: TOP ROW: BOTTOM ROW: L. Hansen, A. Bretzke, J. Medbery, A. Medbery, D. Reed, M. Duffield. TOP ROW: N. Anderson, G. Medbery, L. Bullock, B. Duffield, J. Spotts, N. Backus, J. Amundson. Miss Kulla (teacher) ABSQJT: S. Ferre, E. Grosenick, I M. Moeller, C. Kallstrom, R. Pahl. J BOTTOM ROW: Reed D. Lumphrey, E. Finley, L. Sweeney, R. Agar, L. Borgheiinck, G. T Valley Variety Sponsored by Millies Cafe Games Away We They Sept. 19, Alberta 13 7 Oct. 3� Graceville 0 41 Oct. 22, Hanklnson 13 42 Sponsored by BOTTOM RCM« F. Determan, R. Olson, B. McL ne, G. Randall, L. Fibranz, F. Burleson, V. Roske MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Cates, 0. Hoffman, D. Rees, V. Tobeck, G. Desplegler, L. Witte, J. Bess, A. Kaufman, Mr. Lindquist TOP ROWi J. Moeller, F. LeClair, J. Tracy, W. Westbrock, R. Anderson, R. Whelan, G. Hein Games Home We They Sept. 26, Clinton 12 35 Oct. 10, Chokio 0 26 Oct. 17, Beardsley 8 26 Wally Hermen, Merlyn Saxton, David Lubbers, Gary Randall, Frank Burleson, Lyle Fibranz, Warren Roske, LeRoy Saxton, Ronald Duehr Coach Bambenek, Student Manager Moeller, Coach Lindquist SCHEDULE Valley Opponent Nov. 25 Sis8eton a 51 Dec. 2 South Shore 35 22 Dec. 5 Clinton 49 34 Dec. 9 Herman 54 38 Dec. 12 Alberta 49 34 Dec. 13 Morris 59 41 Dec. 16 Chokio 48 58 Dec. 19 Wilmot 68 38 Jan. 9 Beardsley 67 54 Jan. 16 Gracevllle 60 45 Jan. 17 Wheaton 66 68 Jan. 20 Wilmot 48 38 Jan. 23 Clinton 61 59 Jan. 30 Alberta 48 36 Jan. 31 Hankinson 49 67 Feb. 6 Chokio 64 58 Feb. 13 Beardsley 47 44 Feb. 14 Wheaton 61 72 Feb. 17 Gracevllle 51 57 Feb. 20 Strandburg 65 54 27 Sponsored by Pleasure Park Cafe Browns Valley ...f(| 28 BOTTOM RCW: Charles Thomas, Jerry Hess, Everett Randall, Darrell Spinier, Gene Nelson. MIDDLE ROW: Mr. Lindquist, Mr. Bambenek, Wayne Westbrook, Armln Kaufman, James Moeller. TOP ROW: Billy Randall, Harry Donath, Orville Larson, Gary Nelson, Duane Labs. B. V, . 0pp. Sisseton There 31 53 Nov. 25 South Shore Here 27 23 Dec. 2 Clinton Here 25 24 Dec. 5 Herman There 21 23 Dec. 9 Alberta Here 27 10 Dec. 12 Morris Here 34 39 Dec. 13 Chokio There 38 29 Dec. 16 Wilmot There 38 26 Dec. 19 Beardsley There 29 31 Jan. 9 Graceville Here 23 36 Jan. 16 Wheaton Here 30 28 Jan. 17 Wilmot Here 45 28 Jan. 20 Clinton There 40 25 Jan. 23 Alberta There 33 28 Jan. 30 Hankinson There Not Played Jan. 31 Chokio Here 38 26 Feb. 6 Beardsley Here 29 a Feb. 13 Wheaton There 29 32 Feb. 14 Graceville There 39 24 Feb. 17 TOP TO BOTTOM: Darlene Sauer Janet Schiefelbein Mariya Lindsay Joyce Vollmers TOP TO BOTTOM: Lois Smith Dorothy Plant Gail Behrens Bernita Burleson Browns Valley Peickert Implement Co Homecom i cog FRONT ROW: D. Plant, P. Duffield, D. Larson, G. Behrens, L. Dusing, J. Bollock, M. Lindsay, M. King, N. Duffield. SECOND ROW: F. Deteraan, D. Dusing, G. Backus, D. Opsal, J. Olson, M. Schueller, S. Duehr, R. Goodhart, J. Medbery, R. Grosenick, J. Giedt. THIRD ROW: B. Randall, W. Duffield, J. Hanson, R. Haanen, P. Krensing, 0. Larson, D. Amundsen, J. Duffield, S. Peickert, D. Medbery, B. Lehrke, R. Duehr, D. Spinier, B. Benston, J. Piechovski, T. Duffield, B. Burleson, S. Fogel, K. Roske, H. King. STANDING: C. Westman, G. Nelson, D. Labs, E. Randall, Mr. Stoyke (director), J. Schiefeltein, ABSENT: L. Fibrana, L. Westbrook. FRONT ROW: R. Grosenick, T. Duffield, J. Giedt, D. - Plant, G. Behrens. MIDDLE ROW: P. Duffield, H. King, J. Piechovski, B. Randall, W. Duffield, D. Labs. BACK RCW: B. Lehrke. Woodwards Sisseton. So. Dak. Lamport Lumber Co. Browns Valley, Minn. rmrnwrrmTWW Dorothy Plant Patty Duffield Billy Randall Billy Lehrke Darrell Spinier James Piechowski Beverly Ziemer Thalia Duffield Geraldine Kliendl Joyce Vollmers Arlene Grimli Darlene Sauer Helen King Karen Roske James Piechowski Billy Lehrke Billy Randall Wendy Duffield ; ? Mv FRONT ROW: E.Nelson, G. Kleindl, Mr. Cates (director), D. Ziemer, P. Plechowskl Middle Rows B. Levandovski, E. Spicdler, G. Knight, H. SPotts, C. Minder A. Grimli BACK ROW: F.Determan, R. Goodhart, L. Fibranz, W. Roske, B. Olson, G. Despiegler FIRST ROW: T. Duffield, P.Duffield, D. Opsal, G. Behrens, D. Sauer, M. Lindsay, J. Hanson, N. Duffield, B. Burleson, E. Spindler SECOND ROW: J. Piechowske, L. Witte, F. Burleson, A. Kaufman, W. Westbrook, J. Hess, -j B. Lehrke, G. Nelson, D. Spinier, E. Randall, D. Labs THIRD ROW: G. Kallstrom, H. King, G. Kleindl, F. Cardwell, S. Duehr, J. Schwagerl, H. Spotts, M. Miller, S. Lewandovski, J. Vollmers, I. Hansen, D. Plant, T. Roerig FOURTH ROW: L. Piechowski, G. Hein, K. Schwagerl, B. Ziemer, C. Peterson, P. Piechowski, C. Minder, J. Geidt, J. Schiefelbein, D. Lureen, M. LeClair, D. Ziemer FIFTH ROW: A. Grimli, B. Randall, R. Goodhart, G. Hein, R. Duehr, A. Schulz, 0. Larson,. P. Piechowski. (V6U SP P6R STuoeo)? Seated: J. Nigg, N. Duffield, F. Burleson, M. Lindsay, D, Labs, Standing: B. Hedrick, J. Hess, E. Spindler, J. Hanson W. Roske, B. Burleson, M. Hess Seated: G. Cardwell, J. Puffield, J. Holland, Middle: D. Medbery, J Burleson, V. Buffield, C. Hedrick, Top: G. Lubbers, C. Deyo, V. Biel, G. Medbery, E. Finley 2. She ueee Pepsodent! 3 Ride 'em Cowboy 2! 4. The team was in a huddle. 5 Come-mere I 1 JT6. What 'cha lookin' at?? 7. I use Colgate Chlorophyll ! 8. Lumps on a log 9. Just Gene | 10. Caught! 11. They came down the aisle-- 12. Mrs. Smith's boys 1 13 Escaped from the :5f Home Ec. Dept. LI. Paul Bunyan? 15. On her way! 16. In her younger days—! 17. Gossip sessioni 18. Easy, gals 19. Well, Charles Atlas!! 20. Totem Pole 21. Himself—in person??? 22. Just s ■Dope 23« Mrs. Smith's best picture! 24. Ah-h-h ! Legs! 25. The Brain Factory 26. Well, Boob-1 37 Hot Now what did I do? What's so interesting? A- I just dare ya i 7. Then with Frank here--- 8. Shib-b-b-ber.’! The Line-up 10. Me 2 Me ! 11. Bedtime frolicks 12. Marching along together. Now let me see---i H. Eeek-k-k2 15. What 'cha lookin' at? 16. tty 1 My ] 17. Why, Mr. and Mrs. Truman.' 18. Giggle! Giggle! 19. Working, Darleen?? 20. Gary and Warren, round and round the Mulberry Bush 2 21. Aha! What goes here? 22. Dave, do those legs belong to you? 23. Is it that good. Miss Hoehn??? OA T VkA 1 —— .... t BEARDSLEY, MINI ESOTA Lumphrey Bros. Security State Bank King's Grocery TIT TT m PR TROOS BROWNS VALLEY, MINNESOTA Valley Motor Sales Bealieu Funeral Home Schiefelbein1s Implement Metz Furniture Union State Bank Bigelow's lynch's Market Valley Grain Company Red Owl Store Interlake Mill Elevator Valley Telephone Company Arnold Gerry Kaus Cloverleaf Cafe Agar Cafe Bat's Place Traverse Cafe Mutchler's Market Interlake Coop Creamery Locker Baer Hardware Wm. L. Paul Commercial Hotel Marshall Wells Store Lee Duffield's Store Hans Fritz Oil Co. Ben's Super Service Margaret's Beauty Shop Dougherty Produce Davidson's Produce Hazel's Beauty Shop Steven's Point SISSETON, SOUTH DAKOTA Stavig Brothers Department Store Landsberger Creamery Vellenga Motor Co. Hillberg Oil Co. A C Variety Downtown Texaco J. C. Penney Co. GRACEVILLE, MINNESOTA Carlson's Grocery—Barry Crane Federated Store Pederson Jewelry Graceville Cleaners j: .!•- 1 te: vi. P’- cr rsv: ■ if - % ”0 - f 5 v .-Hi -::: 4 •% r . j V r v ■ ■•• .a. 11 w ; ..r- •