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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1962 volume:

THE SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS D EDITOR PRTTI WOC fi ] j The Seniors of 1962 Dedicate the Annual to their Parents WE BUILD t James Appi Jackie Duffield Linda Eldridge I don't mind classes but those tests throw me” Baseball 1,2,3,A Basketball 1,2,3 Football 2,3,4 Wrestling 4 Track 4 Letterman 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Boys Glee 2,3 Class Play 3 My heart is like a moon theres a man in it Student Council 3,4 FT A 1,2,3 National Honor 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3 Class Play 3,4 Librarian 1 Class Officer 2 One—act Plays 3 Pamela Foster Quiet girl but quit a girl FHA 4 Janet Englert Everyone knows I mind my own business FTA 2,3,4 Newspaper 1,2,3,4 Class Officer 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Girls Glee 2,3 Band 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Librarian 1 One-Act Play 3 Annual 4 Tis marvelous, her patience with teachers National Honor 3,4 Newspaper 2,4 Annual 4 Class Play 3,4 One-act Play 3 Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3 Band Officer 4 Chorus Officer 4 Dance Band 3,4 FHA 4 Allen Gardner I put my troubles in the pocket with the hole in it Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2 Virginia Hedrick You may think I� m shy but I� m not Band 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Glee Club 2,3 Student Council 2 FTA 3,4 FHA 4 Librarian 4 Cheerleader 1 Newspaper 2,3,4 Newspaper Editor 4 Annual 4 Virgil Hein Ronald Hurlbut For sale, one student manager slightly used How many girls can one guy have? Football 3,4 Track 2,3,4 Student Manager 2,3,4 Letterman 4 Class Officer 2 Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Boys Glee 2,3 Class Play 3,4 Football 4 Baseball 2,3,4 Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Boys Glee 2,3 Letterman 4 Shirley Kallstrom One guy and only seven nights to see him Mary Ann Layden Love is to simple a game for me to indulge in Student Council 3 FHA 2,3,4 FHA Officer 2,3,4 Newspaper 3,4 Annual 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Class Officer 2 Courtesy Queen 3 Homecoming Queen 4 Carol Klemn True to her fun but fond of her fun Librarian 2 FHA 4 Newspaper 4 Annual 4 FHA 2 Newspaper 3,4 Annual 4 Band 2,3,4 Class Play 3 Librarian 1 Speech 3 Ann McAlister Betty Oletzke Delores Peterson Mischievous Giggles Facts confuse me, my mind is made up How can anybody be so wise and study so little FTA 1,2,3,4 Newspaper 1,2,3,4 Annual 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Band 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3 Girls Glee 2,3� Librarian 1,2,3,4 FTA 2,3,4 FHA 4 National Honor Society Newspaper 2,3,4 Annual 4 Class Officer 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Glee Club 2 Librarian 1,2,3 One-act Play 3 Speech 3 FHA 4 Newspaper 1,2,4 3,4 Annual 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Chorus Officer 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 3,4 Girls Glee 2,3 Librarian 2 Girls State 3 Curtis Piechowski Wayne Randall I want to be bashful but Girls may be a puzzle but the girls won’t let me I’ll never give them up Beverly Piechowski Football 1 A giggle is the same in Basketball 1,2,3 all languages Baseball 2,3,4 Student Council 3 Chorus 2,3,4 Class Officer 2 Glee Club 2,3 Track 2 Cheerleader 1 Carnival King 1 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Letterman 3,4 National Honor Society 3 Annual 4 Class Officer 1 Class Play 3,4 ,4 - Marian Reineke Judy Roerig Sharon Rowland What Joy is Quietness 32 cards in the class and she s the joker FTA 3,4 FHA 4 Newspaper 3,4 Annual 4 Band 1,2,3,4 Band Officer 4 Chorus 3,4 Glee Club 3 Class Play 3,4 Librarian 1,2,3 The ring on the finger is worth two on the phone National Honor Society 2,3,4 Annual 4 Chorus 2,3,4 Girls Glee 2,3 Librarian 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 One-Act Play 3 Homecoming Attendant 4 David Schwagel David was small but look what he did to Goliath Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3 Track 1,2 Letterman 1,2,3 Class Officer 1 Harlen Steen Much can be done with a Norwegian if he be caught young Football 1 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Letterman 1,2,3,4 Annual 4 Class officer 3 Everett Sykora Not every tackle makes a touchdown WCSA 1,2 Football 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Track 3,4 Letterman 3,4 Class Play 3,4 Class Officer 4 Gary Tobeck He’s not very tall but neither was Napoleon Track 1,2 Baseball 2,3 Class Play 4 Patricia Torgerson Like an almond bar, sweet but nutty Student Council 1 FTA 2,3 Newspaper 4 Annual 4 GAA 1,2,3 Glee Club 3 Pep Club 2,3 Class Play 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Patricia Wog Who said life begins at 40? Class Officer 1,3 Student Council 2 One-Act Play 3 Cheerleader 3 FHA 3 FTA 1,2,3 Newspaper 1,2,3 Annual 3,4 Annual Editor 4 Majorette 1,2,3 Jim Westbrock Women just don’t appreciate me Eleanor Tracy Silence is more eloquent than words Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Chorus 3,4 Band 1,2 Class Officer 3 Student Council 4 Glee Club 3 Letterman 2,3,4 Class Play 3,4 Sharon Vosberg Her interests are found in the army Librarian 3,4 Class Play 3 Duane Bartz Karen Whalen Kathryn Whalen There may be a taller man but I doubt it Sorry X ’m late but someone Sure I’m modest, but I’m fcurned off the alarm clock good looking FHA 2,3,4 FHA 2,3,4 Annual 4 Annual 4 Class Motto: Finished Yet Beginning Class Colors: Silver and White Class Flower: Lily of the Valley The last shot fired in World War II gave birth to an unstable peace, a peace disturbed by occa- sional frowling pains. But more important, perhaps was the birth of a new group of citizens one day to be known as the Class of � 62� , Browns Valley . From the dramatic date in his- tory, which delivered the new child peace, until the end of the next decade in ’55’, little was seen or heard of the Class of 62 . But much was being done heredity and environment, working hand in hand with experience, served a dynamic function in preparing a new generation of citizens to face the difficult problems of a coming Space Age. Suddenly the world was given a preview of the Class of � 62� . Junior High began immediate training—a two year period of rigid mental and physical discipline—to give them the background necessary for their first brief struggle with responsibility. They had become Browns Valley Freshmen. Fourty-four students were on hand that first notable year to grapple with the problems of organization and administration. The triumphant shot of a victorious army sounded their Homecoming float theme, Carry the Torch to Vic- tory . Homecoming attendants from the freshmen class were James Westbrock and Jackie Duffield. To fulfill the offices of student government with the aid of their advisor, Mr. Krystosek, were President Wayne Randall, Vice-President Curtis Piechowski, and Secretary-Treasurer David Schwagel. In addition James Westbrock represented the freshmen class as a Student Council member. Sports and extra-curricular activities were important, also. There were five B-team basketball players and two wrestlers from the freshmen class. Twelve members participated in the band. A valiant thirty-eight returned to shoulder the increased responsibility of the first year in senior high. As sophomores, the Class of � 62� became notable through increased participation in all events. Reflecting regal glory was Home- coming attendant Barbara Zacharias. Student Council representatives were Virginia Hedrick and Patty Wog. Class officers, aided by class advisor, Mr. Driscoll, were President Shirley Kallstrom, Vice-President Virgil Hein, and Secretary-Treasurer Jackie Duffield. Three of the class served on the football team, five on the B-basketball team, and four on the wrestling squad. There were ten chorus members and eleven band members. Other firsts for this ambitious sophomore class were claimed by Patty Wog, who started marching with the band as a Majorette, and Sharon Rowland and Jackie Duffield, who became members of the National Honor Society. Rigors of the preceeding year brought only one casualty, as Junior roll call revealed thirty-seven present and accounted for. Representing the busiest year to date, came Shirley Cardwell, as Homecoming attendant. Roll call also indicated many increased activities, old and new: Dance band, 3j Lettermen, 6} National Honor Society, 5; Football, 5; A-team Basketball, 3; Wrestling, 3; and chorus with the addition of James Westbrock to the chorus. Patty Wog, as an A-team cheerleader, helped the basketball team gain victory. To this ambitious roll must be added the j'unior class officers—James Westbrock, Presi- dent; Harlan Steen, Vice-President; and Patty Wog, Secretary-Treasurer. Not to be daunted by the thought of overwork, the j'uniors staged their class play, Little Women , starring Shirley Kallstrom, Pamela Foster, Jackie Duffield, and Janet Englert. The class prompted the Prom with the theme stat- ing Paradise of the Deep . Congratulations were extended to Delores Peterson, our Girl s State representative. A tremendous magazine drive helped j'unior fi- nances, and class rings were chosen. All these things brought renown and fa- tigue to a slightly used class of 62 . With the idealistec goal of their freshmen Homecoming theme still echoing in their ears, they again shouldered an ever-increasing responsibility to serve as model and mainstory. Reigning for the class of � 62 as Homecoming King and Queen were Everett Sykora and Shirley Kallstrom. Attendants were Patricia Torgerson, Sharon Rowland, Gary Tobeck, and Harlan Steen. Student Council representatives were Jackie Duffield and James Westbrock. Everett Sykora served as class president, Betty Oletzke as Vice-president, and Janet Englert as secretary-treasurer. The mighty senior class members continued to participate in varied acti- vities. The year found five members on the National Honor Society, two members on the basketball team and three members on the wrestling squad, while both band and chorus continued as status quo. The Senior class play, Pride and Predjudice , brought well deserved cur- tain calls. After endless preparation, waiting, and expectancy, not to men- tion a hesitant reluctance, came the finale—May 18, and Graduation. The Class of � 62 had received its baptism of fire with eyes to the future and heart in the glorious past. ___________________ Mr. Harold Ness High School Principal Mr. James Hauder Mrs. Zeda Goutis Superintendent Grade School Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION (left to right) (Chairman) Herb Pistorious, Russel Kallstrom, Mrs. Edward Lehrke, Mrs. Joe Gubka. (standing) Willis Weeks, Supt. James Hauder, Leo Schloe, Ted Foster (left to right) Dr. H.J. Peterson Bob Hansen, Norbert Westbrock, Secord Smith, Joe Hoffman (standing) Supt. James Hauder, Richard Amundson Mrs. Dwight Medbery Chorus Mr. Dean Affeldt Band Mrs. Irving Crotton Home Economics Teacher FHA Advisor English Department Harrison, Aarseth, Hartz Industrial Arts Dept. Crotton, Boss History Department! Nigg, Ahle Mr. Verlin Schock Math Science Mr. Sid Vraa Math Mr. Lawrence Thole Science BASKETBALL Row 1: (left to right) Hein, Mr. Ahle Row 2: Reed, Peterson, Lubbers, Randall Westbrook, Hag- gerty, Medbery, Roerig, Agar, Westbrook � Kenny Roerig Wayne Randall James Westbrook Gary Lubbers Dennis Agar Glen Medbery Row 1 Row 2: Row 3s (left to right) Hammerstein, Foren, McAlis- ter, Lumphrey, Douglas, Peter- son, Haggerty, Lynch, Falking- ham DuMarce, Pep- persack, Schley Judish, Douglas Domarus, Agar Vollmers, Beil, Birnbaum Mr. Vraa, Ecker, Layden, Skjon- sberg, Mutchler, Schloe, Lehrke, Rollins, Smith, Butala, Mohrmann Virgil Hein Student Manager O B h Row Is (left to right) Miller, McAlis- ter, Anderson, Reed, Appel, Smith, Thompson Row 2: Mr. Linde, Metz, Peterson, Fal- kingham, Dahl, Butala, West- brock (left to right) Ingenrunson, Appel Steen, Schwagel, Hoffman, Yost, Lehrke, Kallstrom Sykora, Kallstrom Haugland, Kall- strom Mr. George Boss 9 9 9 CASUALITIES IN WRESTLING Jim Appel Track Mr. Ahle, Jim Westbrock, Ervin Kallstrom, Wayne Randall, Everett Sykora, Francis Hoffman, Dennis Agar, Tom Schwagerl, Richard Englert, Gary Lubbers BASEBALL Kenny Roerig Curt Piechowski (left to right) Mr. Vraa, Hurlbut, Medbery, Roerig, Piechowski, Agar, Lubbers, Steen, Peterson, Appel Butch Steen Gary Lubbers Jean Amundson Elaine Grosenick c H E E R L E A Ramona LeCuyer D E R Joan Smith, Connie Duffield, Cristy BaiJ Is (left to right) Englert, Gardner, Westbrook, Rollins, Reed, Agar, Agar, Kronke 2s Agar, Lubbers, Kallstrom, Roerig, Sykora, Lehrke, Thompson, Hein Appel 3s Mr. Boss, Kallstrom Haggerty, Haugland, Westbrook, Hurlbut, Sykora, Medbery, Bretzke, Mr. Vraa Appl Boss Vraa Kallstrom Thompson Haugland Hein Kallstrom Sykora Roerig Bretzke Lubbers Agar Westbrock 1: (left to right) Mutchler, Agar, Andrews, Ingemunson, Mohrmann, Douglas 2: Anderson, Appel, Peppersack, Thompson, Domarus, Smith 3J Torgerson, Eggers, Miller, Butala, Hoffman, Mr. Ahle 1: Roark, Bartz, Sweeney Schueller, Kruger Gettman, Lehrke, Oomarus Peppersack 2s Sing, Medbery, Borghiiench Schwagel, Kuschel, Layden Birnbaum, Lynch, Duffield Sykora, Reed, Raw 3: Miller, Haggerty, Lubbers Hammarsten, Miller, Gubka Eggers, Rieneke, McKee Pelzel, Bigelow, Lubbers Anderson, Stepanek, Appel Ballhagen, Ortley, Goodhart 4: Herberg, Nigg, Eckert Schjonsberg, Schwagerl Spindler, Ward, Cox, Witte Roark, Haugland, Ward Keoke, Thompson, Dew, Pahl Eldridge is Eggers, Haggerty, Johnson, Dusing, Madison, Krone, Hoffman. Spindler. 2: Hein, McAlister, Biel, Reed, Bigelow, Millerj Reineke, Meyers, Falkingham, Jones, Schwagel, Meyen 3: Mrs. Herberg, Appel, Kuschel, Mutchler, Oletzke, Roark, Jarman, Roark, Bennett, Peterson, Grosenick, Mrs. Goutis 4: Duehr, Foren, Beumer, Medbery, Rollins, Du Marce, Kallstrom, Hoffman, Myhre, Spotts, Smith 1: Kleindl, Birnbaum, Schuller, Lumphrey, Thompson, Reinart, Miller, Eldridge, Stepanek 2: Schwagel, Larson, Metz, Witte, Bierschback, Schwagerl, Dobbs, Schildt, Appel, Serocki, Peppersack, Hanes 3: Roark, Gubka, Lehrke, Kaufman, Roark, Kaufman, Myhre, Butala, Dahl, Ren- ville, Ziemer, Foster, Gubka, Smith, Mrs. Roske 4: Mrs. Appl, Bigelow, Inge- munson. Krone, Aarseth, Hansen, Rollins, Piechowski Meyer, Philen, Spindler, Hoffman, Rattelmuller, Mol- lenhoff, Klemn, Domarus 1: Raw, McAlister, Bartz Borchellnck, Kruger, Ziemer, Reinart, Thompson Hanes, Reed 2: Rollens, Duffield, Kronke Kuschel, Hansen, James DuMarce, Bennett, Levan- doski, Grimli, Serocki 3s Kaufman, Schildt, Hammar- sten, Sykora, Gubka, Eckert Peterson, Biel, Hansen McKee, Piechowski, Duffield 4 Klemm, Smith, Hoffman, Hauder, Reineke, Lamers Isaacson, Christensen Sjkonsberg, Krone, Krensing Hoffman 1: 2: 3: 4: McAlister, Sykora, Lumphrey, Schwagel, lynch, Domarus, Falkingham, Foren, Douglas, Hammerstein Johnson, Reed, Ortley, Kronke, Schueller, Hoffman, Philen, Birnbaum, Metz, Dusing Mrs. LeCuyer, Peterson, Borgheiinck, Hein, Reineke, Judish, Agar, Hennen, Thompson, Oletzke, Torgerson, Beil, Peppersack, Lureen, Mr. Aarseth Smith, Myhre, Butala, Layden, Smith, Grosenick, Zacharias, Sykora, West- brock, Marshall, Rollins, Lubbers, Spider, Mhrye, Skjonsberg, Birnbaum 6th 5 th Is Johnson, Appl, Miller Heald, Ingemunson, Metz Roark 2s Mude, Englert, Hedrick Borgheinck, Heun, Bigelow Peterson, Nigg, Englert Alraquist 3s Foster, Nigg, Schloe Lehrke, Lenssen, Myren Weeks, Bailey, Lee Pistorius, Deuhr, Bartz 4s Backus, Spotts, Kallstrom Serocki, Roark, Pelzel Cox, Krone, Schaunaman Ward Row 1: (left to right) Mr. Vraa, Englert, Lynch, Homan, Pistorius, Zeimer, Kitto, Serocki, Mr. Boss Row 2: Ouffield, Borptieiinck, Lee, Egan, Schmitz, Elsen Deyo, Westlund Row 3: Smith, Foster, Thompson, Labs, Agar, Witte, Lehrke, Schwagel Row 4: Lubbers, Kallstrom, Roerig, Bretzke, Haugland, Sykora, Haggerty, Plant, Sykora OFFICERS (left to right) Haugland 'abs and Duffield (left to right) Row Is Mr. Thole, Schwagel, Ortley, Lumphrey, McAlister, Larson, Torgerson, Horne, Agar, Mr. Nigg Row 2: Borgheiinck, Sweeney, Grosenick, Klemn, Cox, Kallstrom. Judish Duehr, Eldridge, Duffield Row 3s LeCuyer, Duffield, Spotts, Yost, Reed, Backus, Amundson, Hurlbut, Rollins, Appel Row 4: Medbery, DuMarce, Kallstrom, Ballhagen, Medbery, Medbery, Kronke Hoffman, Medbery, Peterson (left to right) Row 1: Mr. Linde, Dobbs, Serocki, Reed, Hanson, Lewandowski, Ingemunson, Mr. Aarseth M(.„ Row 2: Almquist, Homan, Sykora, Lord, Eggers, Smith, Kitto, Metz Row 3: Miller, Andrews, Kallstrom, Peppersack, Anderson, Westbrook, Appel, Tracey, Hoffman „ P _ Row 4s Bartz, Marshall, Peterson, Kaufman, Dumarce, Schloe, Kaufman, Smith, Fallkingham (left to right) Row 1: Mr. Crotton, Johnson, Vollmers, Andrews, Roark, Horn, Hipping, Miller, Johnson, Hanson, Mrs. Crotton Row 2: Bretzke, Lureen, Haugland, Medbery, Kallstrom, Smith, Reed, Duffield, Schuller, Reed Row 3: Foster, Eldridge, Lehrke, Peppersack, Kallstrom, Anderson, Ortley, Klemm, Piechowski, Rowland Row 4: Hoffman, Torgerson, Byman, Bailly,Eggers, Bierschback, Foren, Butala, Schley, Miller, Appl (left to right) Row Is Mr. Affeldt, Dusing, Appl Meyen, Schuller, Domaurs, Thompson, Borgheiinck, Agar, Rowland, Lehrke, Duffield, Mr. Schock Row 2: Dobbs, Schley, Serocki, Ecker, Ingeraunson, Gettman, Douglas, Mutchler, Mude, Mohrmann, Byman Row 3s Kronke, Thompson, Reineke, Kallstrom, Smith, Weeks, Spindler, Roark, Foren, Plant, Bigelow Row 4: Hein, Hoffman, Apol. Hansen. Metz, Dahl, Madison, Smith, Anderson, Schwagel, Schole, Lureen 7th 1j (left to right) Duffield, Peterson, Deyo, Grosenick, Duffield, Duffield, Hedrick 2: Hansen, Foster, Haugland, Medbery, Spotts, Oletzke, McAlister, Hein, Bailey, Almquist, Hansen, Zeimer, LeCuyer, Lumphrey 3i Hurlbut, Eldridge, Johnson, Byman, Schwagerl, Foren, Roerig, Hansen, Amundson, Backus, Medbery, Foster, Ecker, Appl, Marshall, Schley, Ingemunson, Roerig, Falkingham 4: Larson, Labs, Foster, McAlister, Layden, Englert, Appl, Hurlbut, Hein, Duffield Peterson, Medbery, Schley, Haugland, Medbery, Duffield (right to left) Mr. Affeldt, Deyo, Labs li Roerig, Duffield, Hedrick, Peterson Jj Roerig, Duffield, Appel, Haugland, Foster 1« (right to left) Hedrick, Englert, Almquist, Zeimer, Pistorius, Duehr, Deyo, Grosenick, Cox, Poster, Hansen, Rowland, Roerig, Appel 2: McAlister, Dobbs, Duffield, Peterson, Smith, Lynch, Hansen, LeCuyer, Duffield Judish, Duffield, Duffield, Piechowski, Spotts, Schmitz, Lord, Westbrock 3: McAlister, Appel, Westbrock, Smith Rollins, Marshall, Falkingham, Medbery, Medbery, Labs, Hein, Foster, Roerig, Medbery, Haugland, Hurlbut Connie Duffield (right to left) Mrs o Medbery, Foster, Peterson, Haugland, Westbrock Appel Accompaniest Row 1: (left to right) Torgerson, Judish, Grosnick, Peterson, Amundson, Cox Row 2s Hurlbut, Bailly Row 1: (left to right) Foster, Labs, Duffield, Foster, Gros- nick, Medbery, Appl, Duffield Row 2: Haugland, Medbery, Duffield, Falkingham, Roerig, Ingemunson, Schley, Affeldt NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row Is (left to right) Duffield, Schmitz, Rowland Foster, Hedrick, Duffield, Deyo, Randall Row 2s Medbery, Duffield, Duffield, Backus, Grosnick Ness y y Row lJ (left to right) Englert, Duffield. Pis- torius, Schmitz, Hedrick, Roerig, Mr. Nigg Row 2: Homan, Oletzke, Elsen, Egan, Hurlbut, Amundson, Gros- nick, Borgh- eiinck, Judish, Deyo Row 3: McAlis- ter, Lumphrey, Zeimer, Backus, Lynch, Duffield. Borgheiinck STUDENT COUNCIL (left to right) Westbrock, Fal- kingham, Schwa- gel, Deyo, Mr. Ness, Cox, Klemn Eggers, Duffield NEWSPAPER STAFF Row 1: Row 2: Row 3 • (left to right) Kallstrom, Peterson, Fal- kingham, Eng- lert. Labs, Layden, Oletzke Mr. Aarseth, Foster, Pistoi— ius, Hedrick, Homan, Zeimer, Lynch, Torger- son, McAlister, Klemn Schloe, Deyo, Schmitz, Egan, Elsen, Whelan, Roerig ANNUAL STAFF Row 1: Wog, Randall, Torgerson, Hedrick, Kallstrom, Englert, McAlister, Oletzke, Roerig Row 2: Steen, Sykora, Rowland, Whalen, Klemn, Whalen, Peterson, Layden, Foster, Mr. Linde (left to right) Borgheiinck, Mr. Hartz, Vosberg, Schmitz, Row- land, Hedrick, Pistorius, Deyo V LIBRARIANS HOMECOMING DANCE HOMECOMING GAME (standing) Mrs. Lehrke, Mrs. Spindler (sitting) Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Duehr The Keg Gambles Valley Cafe Sinclair Oil Ted Helens Valley Lumber Baer Hardware Red Owl Store W Drive In Valley Theater Ron’s Clothing Tri-County Coop The Valley Drug Interlake Coop Don’s Barber Shop Vallien’s Produce Bigelow’s Clothing Interlake Elevator Dusing Oil Company Kaus’s Stock Yards alley Grain Company Sisseton Roller Rink ’s Cafe Coliseum erts Rafter Company Schiefelbein Implement merican Hardware Store Red White Food Market Grosland Jewelry and Music Goodhart’s Blacksmiths Shop Ceaser Clark Furniture Store Pearson Rexall Drug and Jewelry % V