Central High School - Optimist Yearbook (Crookston, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1939 volume:

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T2-4lT.9dv-n.4, i ,s 22.9.15 J- A3 ' l.,Q,,,,,l,a,.,o I Ex Libm N H' 9 Li c E Z 9' Q E a LL E Gi 92 'I- br H w L -5 '1 A ' the SENIOR CLASS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOQL Crookston, Minnesota p P e S e n t S THE 1939 QPTIMIST Sunshine and Shadow On Central Higl C0niem'5--- Margaret Stevens liilitor Constance Kiel .X istant litlitor Kenneth johnson .Xrt Myrtle Thompson Verna Matson Classes The Manipulators control The Players respond Th john l.oel-:en llnsiness Manager Donald Melienzic Assistant llusines Manager Richard Cota Advertising Truman Stickney Izvelyn NVils0n Subscriptions e Performance progresses Z!1 f.6Zj7'Z.! l3J mynv' Q 1-' me 4- - -Jn ' I r 1 Ip ' 'HJ' ft Mr tri We preeevgt A-Marionette show in one act. area bounded by me pursue of Com: Hioh., 1 He time-those between :he first day ' ofmwoz-.ma.gfaa.44fi5n. - l The scene is laid, the audience assembled. Yet, before the opening scene, let us Say that when you have l 'vieufed lbs Play and can see it in retrospeet, we hope. youvwlll ,find the charaeters sympothenk, the plot pleasant and well-rounded. l e N ow, the miniature footlightsvmap ang the houselights dim. Tensely the manipulator.: await' their cues. ..As the curtains part, we hear the buzz of a school bell . . . - 1 . V +54 l II41 J' f lf ' QFLLL , 'Af' V , . w.+lsI'4 ' was A 5.w'k':' X . V -my , W J . 4 s ,.:,g rw fn w, . L if-7,3 M1571 - .. .',,jH1 - - av sys? E714 Y F13 'Y ffl? , ew ,. -2, . ' e:.1g:X ' ,H jg 'rl e-if 1+ -:Av , '. E l A .2 ,. A ,W :X Y 'u-iii , -twdy ,Mig Q 'Y,f,,IAj':tf,jw'g WWA , ,Y 15.1, ' XYMWL . ' 'F 'Yu , -W.--yrs' W Y ,in . ,, . . if ag, IM . . g we bmw. Y e f'li?i?. 'Af ,755-ffl. JY: .A A Ks ' 1' . : z'lw54' ' Wiilg? . yfwgl , ' 1-A , J, ,, ,. !w , Q - F 'ir . M . , ,M M li! fl . 253' Q, ,,,'.:, ,f ' 4' ww 1 1 . V 'V '1, Ax' . wi ,13 Vg 1,4A.',,,,.geL,,,, --.I ,. . -1 lv hy. at ly-N , . ,A f V 1 2, you M ' 31' Y . mf'-wr ,. ' ,3 f,!T 1.4 . ' W A' - ' ik 4, 'T , Z-if V l l fvs. 9' sizitfi, 71,1 af, 2 iff., ,:i.-f1y, 3,v-.l-, .'g-16.2 . , -FMQK fx 4,9 1 5 5' I 3 ' JO if .A I Us lx 554.4 5 I With nonchalance the teachers guide their marionettes through the intricacies of the play-tang- ling the strings, untangling them again with mild interjections learned at coffee hour, bumping the students' passive limbs against the scenery, giving them voice and motion Cand detentionj . . .But if, during our life at school we have sometimes insisted on pulling the strings in our own erratic fashion, we now realize that these troupers are always working for our better- ment . . . A Q W + Board of Education Dr. H. W. Remele, Vrcsiil t Mr. L. S. Miller, SCCI'x'l1l! Mr. E. W. Spring, l Mr. O. F d k Dr. M. O. Opp g d D T L St k y We Pay Tribute to These Men Whose responsibilities are always Well met I 5 I L. M. Wikre Superintendent To Uur Superintendent an executive of foresight and leadership I 6 1 To Qur Principals ever ready to lend guidance and help L. L. Landberg H. H. Kohl Principal, Junior High School Principal, Senior High School r 7 1 Top row: Miss Bolen. Miss Buchanan. Miss Burnett, Miss Canfield, Miss De Leeuw. Miss Dona Bottom row: Mrs. Low, Miss Morck. Miss Newman, Mr. Obermeyer. Miss 0'Brien. Mr. Osbo Mary Bolen Cniversity of Minnesota, ll.S. ling- lixh 9, Junior lli-l.ites, llumorous Declamation. lluluth, Minnesota. Smilin' Through. Dorothy Canfield State Teachers College, St. Cloull, Minnesota, B.E. English 7, Social Science 7, Spelling and Pennianship 7. junior High Athletic Club. Lu- verne, Minnesota. The Lake. Alice A. Low R. N. liitcl llospital, Post-graduate Course in Public Health, University of Minnesota, Nurse anrl Attend- ance Officer. Crookston, Minnesota. Way Down East. Earle Obermeyer St. Olaf College, B.A. Social Sci- ence, Economic Geography. Foot- ball, Basketball. Kiester, Minnesota. The Perfect Specimen. Dorothy Buchanan Vniversity of Minnesota, HS. llome licunoniics. Junior lligli Camp Cookery Club. Duluth, Minnesota. Let 'Em Eat Cake. Beatrice De Leeuw l'niversity of Minnesota, BS, Com- mercial. Sophomore Class Adviser. Glencoe, Minnesota. Carefree. Alpha Morck sc. om College. im, Latin, Gen- eral Language, Ancient llistory, So- cial Studies S. Music. Junior lligli tllee Club. Crookston, Minnesota. Song of Songs. Marian O'Brien University of Minnesota, l!.S. l.i- brarian. Optimist, Christmas Pag- eant. Crookston, Minnesota, Gentle People. Claire Burnett Hamline Cniversity. ll..X. l.:iIin, Physiczil lfmlucation, li,.X,A.. junior lligh Ilanvt- Chili. Xlinm-zipnlis, Minnesota. Our Little Gill. Lark Donald La Crosse Stats' 'l't':it'ln-rs Cnllt-ge. li.lf: Xlatllelnatics 7, General Sci- ence 7, 8. Junior lligh Net-nllr XYnrk Cluh, Junior lligh lioys' Qii:u'tt-ttv. l.n Crescent, Minnesota. Bright Eyes. Helen Newman Gustavus .Xrlolplius College, ILA, l'niversity of Minnesota. linglisli lll, 12. l,CClHlI'I8lllHl, ljl'ZlIll1lflt'S, Senior Class Aclviser. Cloquet, Min- nesota. Vivacious Lady. Lloyd Osborn St. Cloud Tcacliers College, Cnivvr- sity of Minnesota, ll.S. Physical limlucation, Intramural lizisketliall, Track. Junior lligli Archery Cluli. All'XZllllll'lIl, Minlicsutn, The G0- Getter. To the FHCU.l'IIy who direct our studies E81 iss Edson. Miss Ellert. Miss Harmon. M1 iss Putnam, Mr. Scheela. Miss Skanr, Mr. -. Hielsberg. Miss Johnson. Mr. Jukkola Thorson, Mr. Tygeson, Miss Vowles, Miss Wog Hope Edson Irma Ellert Eva Harmon ,, , . ,. l'nivm-rsity of Minncsotzl, ILS. Art, lnivcrsily of Nlinln-sutn, ILS, Anv- junnn' High Art tluh. Nt. Paul Xlinm-snlu. Artists and Models, . viiuxin llislnry, lwrnuni. 51. Paul. Nlinm-som. Leave It To Me. John Hielsberg Helen Johnson Stale ,i'l'JlCil1'l'S Klnllcge, Oshkosh, :Xl1ll'1liilSlL'l' Vnllvgc, I!..X. linglish, lYisconsin, ll..X. lniluslriail Arts. .lournailisnr l'cpster, Urxilory. lfnv, junior High XYooslu'nrking l'hih. r-stun, Minnusotzi. What a Life. lilll'k'l'iL'1llil'l'S, Pep Chili. Oshkosh, Wisconsin. The Thin Man. Yziliizuhiso l l1ivr'i'sity, ll.A. IvlllVL'l'- sity nf Minnesota, l'nivcrsily ol' Lizilifornia, lin-In-rail Science X, 9. Junior High SCiL'llt'U l'hih. Spring Vily, 'I'r-nm-ssvv. You Haven't Changed. E. E. jukkola Ynnkton College, ILA. University of Illinois, 1'h.lJ, Biology, fhemis- lay. Newell, South Dakota, Bach- elor Born. it I Gladys Putnam Walter Scheela Irene Skaar l'nivursity of lllinin-som, ILAX, Xlnorln-:ul State T0IlQIlL'l'S College, l'nivcrsity of Minnesota, ILS, Nich- ili2llllL'l'llHllC'S, English 1.2. xilllllt'1l1Ill' ILIC. Snvizil Suicncei X,milillCl1lHlli'S ols Business School. History, COIN- w lis, Klinnvsnizx. No Time For Com- S. junior High iiuskcthzill, Xssis- lllk'l'l'i1ll, junior Class Adviser. Ash- edy, tzint lfuntlixill Pouch. lmci'ii:ition:il hy, Miiinesota. If I Had a Million. lfulls, Nlinnvsotn. Man of Affairs. T. W. Thorson L. L. Tygeson Margaret Vowles Abigail Wog Vnivvrsily of lllinnusotn, llnnilinc l'ilivv1'sity, ILA. Nluoi'lu-:nl State 'l'4-zivliers Mankato State Teachers ILS. l nivr'rsily nf North iiCllL'l'1li iill5lIlL'SS, Hook- llillcgv, l!.lC. English 5, liollegc, HJC. GCllDl'fli llaikntu, .XtiV1lllK't'll Musir. keeping. llzlslwtlmll. Foss- Spelling :xml i'L'llll'lIlllSlliIl. Seicncr' 7, Gcogrnpliy, So- juninr :innl Sm-nior lnslru- ton. Klinm-solar. Little junior High llrzunaiic cial Studies 7, Junior mun1:iI :mil You-:il Music, Caesar. Chili. Rlnorliuaul, Minnr-A High Girls' Athletic lirzulc Music Sllll1'l'YiSlll'. solzx. Peg 0' My Heart. Chili. Mlirikzito, Minne- lirooksion, Nlinm-snizi, si-tn. Wog-on Wheels. Mad About Music. teach us tolerance and a broader unde E91 rstanding To the Staff ,, .. . . .. ' lu wlurm mln yum gn it yuu want smmu' typing rlmui ui' :1 stencil Cut. it ytlll wzml In luuimv Il rule-i', mc ilu- tn-la-plunu-, ui' lnuy Il vvmkluuulg? It is lu Miss klllxs, wlui is :always Willillgfllbllllil'liI1ll'.IllXV1lf'SIllJll'illllL'll1f'lJll. Wilma Coss Otto Christensen H. A. Stevens Emory Peltier ' 'I'Iu- pusitiuil ul' cliivf cngiiu-cr uf khuilqsturii lligli Scluuil is ucciipia-ml by Nlr. ll. .X. Stn-vc-11s, wlun is mu- uf tlu- must iu'cc-sszliw' mcn zilumut tlu- scluuml :uul yvt mu' wt' ilu- lwisl sw-11 lu' ilu- SlllllQ'l1lS. iXll your lung Klr. Slew-ns slu-iuls must uf his Iiiiu- iii ilu- lliillillg' plant, wurlqing iIlflllSII'iHllSly In km-lm In-zwlu-ix :mul stiulm-nts wzirm in tlu' wiim-i':11ul mul in spring' mul fall. 'IM Klr. kll1l'lSl1'llSi'll. lu-:ul jillllitlf. :mul Klr. IR-ltu-i', zissistzmt jzuiitnr, gms tlu- crm-clit fm' um' vlvzm :uul 1-l'Iu'ivii1 scluml lillllflillg. 'I'lu-5' kc-cp 4-vc-1'ytl1i11g' in tlu- luiilfling working snuuvilily, i'm-liiiwv :ill slum' irmn tlu- siflcwzllks in wiiitvr. umu- In tlu- :iifl ul' :my tc-:u'lu-i' ur stiuli-nt who iu-mls tlu-ni. mul, yi-t, :uw :il- wzux glml Il1t'Xl'l1IllIQi'1l fm-xv plm-:mint rvii1:1i'ks with ilu' stlulvnts. who contribute to the schools efficiency i101 Z On stage, in the blare of the foot- lights, we see the marionettes. Handsome and hand-painted, they can be obtained in a great variety of shapes and sizes. Each puppet comes equipped with a note book, several wisecracks which have been left unprotected by copy- right, and a set of simple direc- tions. Their costumes are modern American, adopted from the Tyro- lean, the lumberjack, Minnie Mouse, or anyone at all. . .As the house grows quiet, they turn, and the play begins . . . ,, 4 1 W w' 1. Al HK M. Most Representative Students: Standing: Asley Hougen, John Locken, Miles Stenshoel. Seated: Carol Jenn Woelk, Kathleen Laughlin. Luverne Morck. Senior Honors The Honor Ten: Klyrilt- 'l'l1iiiiwl-suit, x-:ilt-ilit-im-i:iiig It-lm l.m'ki-ii, sziliitntwriziiiz lh-tty vlolmsimq livclyii Ri-imzum: Nl:irg:ii't-l Slut-its: tkwiisiziiicv Kivl: vi1ilt'illlIl Slmrpg Rnlwrt I.i-Nl1isiirii'i': liaitlilvwi Lrmghliiiz Slit-iniimii Nlyi-rs. Class Officers l'it-siilviit. linllilcvii l.:mg4hliii: Vim-fpi'i-siuli-iit, liill Xlilli-rl Scrum-tzii'y-tri-:1si11'ci, .Xiimlrcy llzinsmi, Who's Who , SCiluiili'Silil1, Myrtle 'l'lnnnpsoi1 :mil john I.i1t'kt-nz zithlvtirs. l.iivui'm' Ili-mli'ii'lcsoi1 :mil tilt-ii Xlm'l:m: music. 'lhclmai Shzirp :mil Slnwmxiii Xlyvrs: lil'!illl1lill'S, Ili-tty .liilmsim :mil O 1 1 lilcn-ii llmiskvl jmnnnlirin, XI:1i'g:ii'L't Strvviis :mil Ibimzllil Xln'Ixt'i17ic': pulmlii' spcziltiiig. Kzillilvi-it Lzmghlin :mil ylinlm Imckcug Zlll, t'onst:iin'c lin-I :mil just-pli Ilziklwn. Most Representative Senior class: john Imcki-11 :mil liritlilci-ii lgiugliliii. junior class: .Xslry llongcn :mil l':u'oI .li-im Wocllc. Sophomore class: Klilus Str-iislmt-l :mil I.uvt-i'm- Mmm-lc. A Averages Senior class: john lmclcuii J, lit-tty joliiisnii J, Viiilvilllil Slrirp l,4 hi1ll'g1ll'l'i Stern-iis S, Myrtle 'I'l1unips1m 3, tim- slmu lxlnl 1 Junior class: Irvin- Riulhcck l, Alcan Jolmscm l. Sophomore class: i.ilYk'l'llL' Nlnrvk 3. Ninlh grade: Lcimrt- Ilvlilstnli -1. Ilurotliy 'l':n1s 3, linrl 'l':ms 3. Rlzirvt-I .Xmo-lt l, Szmi Rust-i1lh:il l. Eighth grade: Nmlint- Sn-iislioi-I 5, lilsulys Olson 5, Seventh grade: Xurnm Xlxu- Smut- 4. American Legion Essay Contests Constitution Day. Ifirsi. lilziilys lllsim: N'I:irx'n'l Si-lvik, grzuiv U, lirllrc' lfux. gfilkit' 7. Armistice Day. First, Ibn-niizi Mau' lfzigunstiwuiig swmul, lltmim Niue fiUl'L'llsull, .Xiimlrcy lhmsim. Lincoln's Birthday. lfirst. Rust-ll:x Ruitiiit-it-1-1 si-cowl, Klon- ivzl :Xiin!vi'smi, Ruth i.:lvuly, Washington's Birthday. First. Sum Rust-ullizil: wuuiil, Xlxtrilyix xviihlill, grzirli' N, Ruth llzlnvs, grmh' 7. Coal Essay Contest Nl:t g:ii'tl Sli-vmis: .I-ilm l,m'lti-ii. Tuberculosis Essay Contest Senior High School. First. Nlzirvyl vi'Ul'l'JlllCt'Q svrmiii, Imi- lriw Rtitmi-irrg thiiwl, ,lulm lmulu-ii. Junior High School. lfirst. Simi Rust-nll1:1Ig si-t-mul, Nzuliiu' Sli-iislmi-I: thirni. llchm- lmclv,-ii. Soap Carving Contest Outsiders Isliinlvnls not in :i1't lIiflSSL'Si. First, Josclwli link- kvni stvuiiil. Kcimt-tli hitlilllsuil, Art I tgrmlcs U, lll, lll First. Juno llg:im'mlg svruiul, Iniiiist' Iloml:mv:il11 thircl, Il:irh:ir:1 Jtiliiismi. Eighth grade: First, john i:lll'Qk'SUll1 si-cmul, Xlvlvin Mor- lxmg thiril, Rivlizml Ri-itim-ivr. Seventh grade: lfirst, tilinrlcs lijusilzihli scvoliii, Nlylvs Ail- th-rs-uiz Ihir-l. law- Scllzili-it E111 :ii . i E. Back rowidM3Elgooin. Gjesdahl, De Boer, Hannah, Reynolds, Knuth, W. Larsen, O. Larson, Lundgren, Jacobson, Berglund. Fitz- gera . . n erson. Fifth aowzlffiefer, Schultz, Cutler, Watson, Woelk, Stone, C. Wagstrom, Gjerstad, E. Hansen, Oppegaard, Mitchell. Bergum. isse . Fourth row: C. Van Mill, M. Wagstrom. Howard. Clauson, Wiley, Gorder, Wilcox. Luettjohann, D. Melbye, Ryan. Ruud, Acker. Lerum, Marcotte, Bakken. Third lrovg: Hezig, Fox, Sampson, Thompson, C. Williamson, Whitney. Schafer, Sellberg, Ziebeck, M. Anderson, Hendricks, Wick- an er, son. Second row: Matti. Hauglid, Iverson, Nelson, Balke, Wilkens. Lewin, Madson, P. Anderson, Fischer. Mickelson, Schmunk, Sanders. Akerlund, Wilson, C. Van Mill, Dunham. Front row: J. Williamson. Brunner, Swanson, Zachgo, Hawes. Storeby. St. Martin, V. Melbye, Heiherg. Naugle, Isaacson. Reber, R. Melby, Jasper. Scarr, Dahlen. Faces Beaming the seventh grade reviews its first year president: Raymond Dunham. vice-president Kenneth llannah. secretary-treas1n'er. who be- came president second semester, with Myles .Xu- Following the school program the three sev- enth grade home rooms organized at the begin- ning of the year to carry out their entertaimnent and educational activities. Home room officers and representatives were elected at the beginning of each semester, and many short programs were given throughout the year by the class members. In room 118 with Miss llarmon as adviser the officers for the first semester were Nancy Oppe- gaard, president: Dwain Lundgren, vice-presi- dent: Marilyn Mitchell, secretary-treasurer1 for the second semester: Virginia Melby, presidentg Robert Lewin, vice-president: Dwain Lundgren, secretary-treasurer. In Miss Donald's room. 119. the first semester, Gerald Ziebeck was president! David XYilson, vice-president: Robert Selberg, secretary: Lee Schafer, treasurer: and for the second semester, lfunice Scaar, president: Robert 'llhompson, vice-president: lletty lVoelk, secre- tary-treasurer. For the iirst semester the officers in Miss Canlit-ld's room, 217, were liilly Bissell, 2 derson as vice-president and l'eter .Nnderson ae secretary-treasurer. During the past school year l,ee Shafer ol room 119 won third prize in the soap carving contest, llruce Fox of Miss Caniield's room wor the Constitution Day essay contest. and Rutl' llawes of the same room wrote the best XYash- ington Day essay in the seventh grade. .X special Boy Scout demonstration was put on by member: of Miss Donald's room. and all home rooms pre- sented short plays and skits on their home roon' programs. 'llhese home room activity periodr have proved very successful, both from an edu- cational standpoint and a recreational one. News items are discussed, plays given, special days ob- served, speeches made-all of these things con- tribute to the seventh grader's education and tt his enjoyment of school. MW the eighth grade looks toward next year Singing, flancing. having funl ,,llll2ltlS the way the eighth gl'1lilClS run l XYith this rhyme as a lmasis tl1e eighth grade we11t through a profitahle year of eclucational and extra-crirricular achieve- 1ne11ts. .Xu eighth grade girls' sextette was organ- izecl successfully. the l'iratettes tappecl and sang their way to local fame, an eighth grade party was o11e of tl1e lmig successes of tl1e year, n11m- 0111115 short plays were given enthusiastically, and llall of lfame memhers were electecl. 'llhe re- s11lts of this election were as follows: Represen- tative, gXaronetta llansen, Rauclolf Saugstacl: Stuclious, tilaclys Olson, liicharcl Reitmeierg Mu- sical, lletty lialfour, Ronald Carey: llopular, llelene l,ocken, Rohert Klclsenzie: l,CZlClCl'SllllJ, Nacline Stenshoel, blohn lieattyl liest Looking, Marilyn Ytilson, Alames l.aurent: XYittiest, Mir- iam Snyder, .lohn llurgeson. 'llhis year the eighth grade home rooms org'- anizecl accorrling' to tl1e same plan as the seventh gracle. liach room electecl officers annl a 1'eporter for the .lunior lli-l,ites. 'llhe elections were helcl at the lmeginning of each semester, and officers seryecl for one semester. The selections of home room 214 for the first semester were Rohert Mclienzie, presiclent: llel- e11e Locken, VlCC-1Jl'CSltlClltQ joan lloyrle, secre- tary: Gladys Olson, treasurer. For the second semester they were .Naronetta llansen, president: llelen llorge. vice-presicleutg lAll'I'Z1lllC Peterson, secretary: XYalter johnson, treasurer. Ill room .216 the officers for tl1e first semester were Day- ton 1Xnclerson, presiclentg Ronald Carey, vice- presiclent: John lieatty. secretzu'y-treasurer, 'llhe second semester they were john Beatty, presi- clent: Viola liennen, yiee-presimleiitq lflaine Bang, secretary-treasurer. In the tirst semester the offi- cers of home room H5 were Nadine Stenshoel, presiclentg Miriam Snycler, vice-presiclent: Ran- clolf Saugstacl, sec1'eta1'y: Clayton XYentzel, treas- urer. In tl1e second semester Miriam Snyder, president: Richard Reitmeier, vice-presiclent, Ranclolf Saugstacl, secretary: Pauline Schuler, treasurer servecl as officers. Back row: Smith, Bain, Wentzel, Gjerstad, Raymond, Viau, Francis. R. Horge, D. Reber, W. Johnson, Laurent. Sixth row: Swanson, Taylor, Roen, Marcotte, Camp, D. Hanson, Amb. Fifth row: Capistran, Dumas. Steenerson. Eide, Berger, Norrie, Skodje, Rowley, Bang, Balfour. Sawyer, Hartman. Harron, Mc Kenzie, Fourth row: Reitmeier, Bakken, Casmey. Holt, Hillmon, Storeby, E. Wilson, Snyder, Strom, Hansen, Stenshoel. Locken. Hovde Farden, Naugle. Third row: Rink, L. Bennen, Foss, Dayton Anderson, Mortenson, Beatty, N. Johnson, J. Erickson, Hill, Canan, Romuld, R. John son, Morlan. Jasper. Second row: Carey, Burke, Hopkins. Ramstad, Nelson, Robert Viau, Saugstad, Sheffloe, Reinschmidt, Gunderson, Cochrane Henry. La Fleur, Eickhof, Burgeson, Zitka. Front row: Olson, O'Day. Schuler, Norman, Swisdal, Eastvold, Kerner, A. Erickson, V. Bennen, Dorothy Anderson. Vanseth Peterson, Jensrud, H. Horge, M. Wilson, J. Johnson. 13 1 Hopeful Hearts are plentiful as the ninth grade Back row: Capistran. Brandt. Ellis, Brotlen, E. Hanson. Camp, Lundeberg. Hegland. Fifth row: W. Ericson, Carpenter. Graham, Henre, Hawes, Hegg, Lemke. Avelsgaard. Hilligoss. Crane. Fourth row: D, Kuhn, Lyngholm. Hill, Berglund, Brottem, Dukek, Baird, Logesz, G. Johnson. Lycan, Heidrich. Third row: Amodt. B. Johnson, M. Hanson, Eikens. Luettjohann, Glasrud, Heldstab. E. Haugen. Barness. Isaacson. Iugvalson, H. Kuhn. Second row: Gjesdahl, R. Eickhof, Grinols, Carlson, M. Anderson, H. Erickson, Cochrane, Lindberg. Brule. Jasper. Blatchford C. Eickhof, Larson. First row: Fisher, Allard, Gramer, Cota. B. Haugen, Jensrud, Kiel, M. Anderson, Kohn, Beverly Arsneau. Betty Arsneau, Daniel- son. Ellenson. Ellinger, Lindholm. Back row: Panzer. B. Swanson, Sage. Verreaux, Stickney, Thorson, Mortenson. Samuelson, Moen. Simpson. Yates. Fourth row: Sannes, Wicklander, Rasmussen. Selvik, Welter, Reimann, Schuett. Schmunk. Schafer. D. Steedsnian. Strand. E, Taus. Third row: Osmundson, Ristau, Ogaard. L. O'Brecht, Marcotte, Madison, Tiedemann. Sellberg. Wilcox. Van Mill, Sundet. Stone, Simon, Seaton. Second row: Rishovd, Morken, Vanseth, D. Morlan, L. Steedsman. Sholes, Thorp, Vaudrin, W. Morlan, Rosenthal. Schmidt, Reese. Vander Weg. First row: Ruud. Miller, E. Nelson. Mullin, Normann, Zachgo, M. Nelson, E. O'Brecht, Wastweet. Stark. D, Taus. Sanders, B. Swanson, Williamson, Roe. li Q I ll-ll anxiously awaits its turn in senior high I11 thc groiip ol 11111tl1 grzulc pu-simlciits 1111-. lc-lt to right. sluiicliiig, 5:1111 llUSt'llll12ll. lirst sclm-stc1'. Room ll5, :mtl l':2ll'l 'll:111s, sc-coiicl sc111cstc1', 108. SL-:1t1-il loft to right :irc Clmrlcs lfickhof. lirst sem- cstvr, 320, lltlllllll l,yc:111, iirst :mil second. 218, lim-ith ,llllUl'St1ll, lirst, 108. Kl:11'x'i11 l31':111clt, scconcl. 220, :mil C1llVlll lXllll'liL'll. sccoiiml, 215. Um- of thc- :1vtii'iti1's iii thc uiiioi' lliffh is thc . :N l,I'2lIll2lllL'S Uluh. 'l ht-y writc Zlllll proilucv their own plays, :mtl givc othcr clrzuiizttic plays Zlllll rczuliiigs. l11 thc 'fron 1 lvl! to right :tru llcttx' .Xl'SllC2ll1. lXl:11'vcl ri l . . .XllllNll. llc-x'c1'ly .XI'Slll'2lll. lAHl'l'2llllC llc-1cl1'1vl1 :mtl llvtty 'llii-ilu-111:11i11. Bliss Yowlcs is clircctoi' of thn- group. . . , . lliil tlu-so lvoys :mil girls :it thc hllI'lSlIH2lS party i11 Mr. 'llygi-so11's room lincl tht-ii' stockings cnipty, oi' wcri' thcy IllCl'l'lf' ziwvrl hy thc CZllllCl'1l? .Xt this lmrty. om' ol' lllillly Yulcticlc cm-lc'l11'z1tio11s hm-lil in hlunioi' lligh rooms, thc gucsts slxzitcil in thc morii- ing. thi-11 cxcliuiigcil gifts :mil hurl lllIlCll zlftc-1' school. .Xiiotlu-1' llllvllllll' spot on thc activity l7l'llgl'Zllll is thx' Cznnp Cooking' Cluh. llcrc thc' lmoys tloii :1p1'o11s :mtl lk'1ll'll to cook 11114lc1' the 1li1'c'ctioi1 of hliss llllfllilllllll. 'l'hc cha-ls vzuiglit in the :ict of concoct- iiig :1 stcw 1ll'l' Vvriion Gjcsilulil, lQlL'llZll'fl liickliol. lla-1111 lla-1111-, llj:1l111:11' lfriclqsoii zuirl Calvin Sholcs. l15l fm: 42 TQ ctw Y- k. .xx V X. Y Qi Q1 . I K X Q .. fl Xxvxxg 5 . 4 X of QE! X E fir' Back row: J. Elckhof. Hinkley. Bicvcr. Bli- ven. Eide. Eastvold. Third row: Fagerstroln. Briden. l-Iovclsrlld. Borgmzln, Chambers. E. Anderson. Second row: Erickson. Cochrane. B r ll l 0 y. .,. Aker, Bakken. C. Eg? . Eickhof. 13 Front row: Gravvlinv. C. Anderson. Hovcn. D. J. Brllle. Hillmon. Beatty, Gunderson. Km Boltnlan. Back row: W. Johnsoll. Malmo, Hllottc. How- ard. Prcssnall. Mclby. Matti. Third row: Jasper. Hy- land, Lavely. Morrk. N. Olson. Norlllan. McCall. Second row: Laurent. Morken. Ristau. Bun- ness. L. Johnson, Matson. Jenson. Front row: Pcllgra. NX Rzldke. Madson Hlllst. A. Olson. La- B r i 0. RCiI1SCl1l1lidi. M. Johnson. 1 Back row: Wilson. L. Skodjc. Spence. 0. Skodje, D. Wolltzel. Ward, I 'rlm-fl row: Rlflflell. Schuler, L. Wood- s t r o nl. Slvnsllovl. W r a g 0. w'ZlgSlf0llll Saupfstad. g Second row: R. Went- ' zcl. D. Wilkells. S 4 l Wick. Thom DSOII. YU E Stephens. XvCI'IIl1llIOY'. Sewill. D. Wood- Strom. Front row: Thorsoll. Strand. Teal. R. Wil- kc-ns. Rozebooln Skflgllllld, R o l s e h, ,V 4 Thygeson. . Yr . if Y of ,Q ff' 5 ,WM ,J tl' X-X. The tenth grade acehmates itself to high school ideas AS newcomers to senior high school in September, we assum- ed the role of lowly sophs and tried to accustom ourselves to our new setting. We have gone slowly and would have made many blunders, except for the kindly supervisions of Miss De Leeuw, aided by our class president, Chris Eickhof. In our first act, a few stars have made their entrance. Luverne Morck represented the sophomore class on the A honor roll. In athletics, VVilliam Bakken served as a substitute for the first-string basketball team. Those who made headway in football were Peerman Eide, Gordon Saugstad and Floyd Spence. Floyd also placed First in the pole vault at the district meet in 1938 and is a member of the 1939 track team. By becoming cheerleaders, Doris Rude and Beverly VV ard found a place in the sun. Donna Mae Fagerstrom took first place in the Armistice Day essay contestg Miles Stenshoel and Douglas Bliven earned honorable mention in the soap carving contest. In the music department Marilyn Thorson qualified as accompanist for the operetta, An Old Spanish Custom. Douglas Bliven is acknowledged the best snare drummer in Central High. The class as a whole has also contributed its bit. The people with the most Christmas spirit is the title earned by one team from the sophomore assembly, which offered the largest contribution of foodstuffs during a Christmas campaign to help needy families. The second act, the third-they are still to come. We hope that our class will carry on as successfully as it has during the first act and earn a round of applause at the final curtain. E171 We Call Your Attention to Lincoln gave all the credit to his mother, but let's interview our notorious class- mates and find out where they put the blame: Miles QScholarship, Music1 tells us he has simply Miles of e-Stenshoel qualities. . . Doug QDramatics1 just doesn't Bliven acting anything but natural . . .Floyd QArt1 says he Spence all-well. al- most all-of his time in drawing cartoons ...Betty QArt1 can StQr1and alone when it comes to poster work . . . VVe'll be looking for VVilliam Q Athletics1 Bakken basketball next year...Luverne QScholarship1 thinks it's her Morcks that got her where she is today . . . Chris Qjournalism, Public Speaking1 admits that he can 'Eickhof a speech any old time . . . Miss Olson QMusic1 thinks she should Norma- nate herself for president of the music council. Says she, I wonder if I'm Nor- ma-l, . . . Marian QAthletics1 is worried because she sometimes Reinschmidt the ball. . . VVhen Lois QDramatics1 gives a speech, she doesn't know what to do with her hands, so she Wagstrom . . . Miss Matson Qjournalism, Public Speaking1 thinks we're kidding when we tell her she's Verna the nicest girls we know. THESE ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS We award the palms Qwith instruction book, How to Read Palms in Ten liasv Lessons 1 to: Gordon Saugsfad, just because we think we can palm one off on him ...Kenneth Malmo, for his portrayal of a dreamy-eyed poet. Everyone envies the effect his abstracted attitude has upon the teachers . . . Wallace Panzer, because of his outstanding school girl impersonations . . . Norma Olson, who receives this gold hockey stick as a symbol of her prowess with the Pirates . . .Katl1z'rim' Srlm- Irr, for her striking resemblance to a Titian masterpiece. . . Floyd Spcnrv, on be- half of all those who were moved to tears by his splendid portrayals of the Biblical Joseph, Lincoln the man, and that genial gentleman, Dr. Bull . . . Marilyn T1z.or.von, for her success in landing several of those hard-to-hook juniors . . .Jean Boryman, for her perseverance in letting her blond hair grow, and grow, and grow . . . Obvrt Skodjc, for his record of fatalities in the ancient sport of lady-killing . . . AN INTELLIGENCE TEST Test your I. Find out what you don't know. Do the easiest ones first, and don t forget that accuracy is what counts : A. Beverly VVard became a cheerleader for the purpose of Q11 leading yells Q21 just yelling Q31 getting around Q41 following in Nock's footsteps.. .B. The boy who would like to be Charlie McCarthy so he could sit on somebody's lap is Q11 Lawrence Presnall Q21 Roy Berg Q31 Obert Skodje Q41 Lyle Eidsmoe . . . C. One of the following is noted for being a note- stealer Q11 Erling Melby Q21 Lois Woodstrom Q31 Hector Howard Q41 Pauline Thygeson. P.S.-the girls say it's nole funny. . . D. The person who skates for the exercise it offers is Q11 Donna Fagerstrom Q21 Doris Rude Q31 Mildred Ann Norman Q41 Marian Reinschmidt QDon't let this question worry you-no one could possibly be like that1. E181 S111111-111 1111- 1111- 1111151 i1111'1'1-s1111g 111111 111. s1'1111111, 11111- 11'1- 51111 s111111- 1111111111111, 1I1'111Il11-11l1'fS1'l'1l1'5 N1l111S11I 11111'1'1:1sw 1Ill'l1l1l1'I'N 1 'l1111'1'1' 111- ,1.111'l11 11111' 11 1111'1'N '11111 N1 11 1 ' 11111 11-1.l1lN 111' ., . . 1 , . .l11X'5111l'11 111 51111 - 1 1 1 NN H 1' '-111111111111111 111 11111111111 11111 11'1 ' 1'1111'1'1AN 1111111 1'1 ' ' ' ' U A 1 .. g ' 1 s ' 's 14,1l'1111111. S1'1'1'1'1:11'1'-11'1'11s111'1-1' 11111111'1'1I11' 5l'1l1I11'1',111111 Y11'1'f1'1'1-51111-111 Nlilw S11-11a11111'1.l. 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J. 111-1111 111 :1 111'l'Zl111. 1111'1'1' 111111' 1111 Il 11111-Q111111 '11111111 11114 11l'1Q'1' 1-111' 1'11111w1'11' ,11111 111111 11 . 1 ,. l , . H 'lk i ,- 1 11-N1 111 1111l111'1-11 111N1111-X' 11 X1 1111' 1111111 11' A , , K , . . . ' 1115 A1Il1I11l111'1'1'. .X 1111101 111111111'111 111 1111- 1111.11 1A1'11111' is 11'1N1l1'1'11' 1 . - . 1111111011 111' 111111-11 111111111'1'Q1111 l'11'1' I:1l'1X111P1- '11111 1 11 XY - . 1 . .1 .1 s ZlQ'51l'11111. 1 19 1 HMV M01 i ,Mcaeijj , Zgiiif? Land Midnikhi: S'i1TTJ7M. , M 1' X gf I if XT yi Q ' Jwhere ends the junior year it 'Rift SQW 'W T Xdgl A 9 'fwfy?l. i . Wil fl:-i,???4f5gfy jb !.,,7gfi-gk! it Ya, 1, l ls? s f a..f.-gf'it lfafaf' --v?'4.f- VVhen we entered Central lligh School as sophomores in September. 1937, we tried to ht ourselves into the parts assigned us-that of min- or actors in the drama of high school life. During the First year we played rather unimportant parts, with the exception of those ,individuals who dis- tinguished themselves in music. athletics, dram- atics, art, and journalism. This part of our pro- duction was directed by Miss Skaar, assisted by Asley Hougen, class president. The second act, on which the curtain falls in june, gave many of our class members opportun- ities to express themselves. Both the boys and girls entered into all activities wholeheartedly. Some of our classmates became staff members of the lJi'f7.Yft'1: and the Ofvii111i.vt. In the two pat- riotic essay contests sponsored by the American Legion, the juniors boasted two winners, Donna Mae Sorenson and Monica Anderson. Other stu- dents were elected to the National Honor Society. Many of our boys starred in football, track, and basketball. The class achieved recognition by hav- ing Owen Albertson and Kevin U'Malley mem- bers of the first basketball team. The junior class E201 was well represented in music. Truman Stickney had a leading role in the high school operetta, An Old Spanish Custom, and other students participated in the choruses. The class also had members in both vocal and instrumental ensem- bles. In dramatics Asley Hougen placed second in the school oratorical contest. and Marvyl Tor- rance placed first in the school and sub-district contest. and second in the district contest. Booth Tarkingtoifs Clarence was a never-to-be-for gotten class play. The junior jitterbug Jamboree. which concluded the party schedule, was given in. February in honor of the basketball team. The social climax of our junior year was reached at the annual junior-Senior banquet and prom, which featured The Land of the Midnight Su-n, as its theme. The color scheme of blue and white was carried out by the scattering of pen- guins, ice bergs. igloos, and dog sledges. The guests danced to the music of Eddy Eastman's orchestra. Ken johnson acted as general chair- man, and .-Nsley lflougen presided as toastmaster. Act two was directed by Miss Skaar with the aid of our class president, Ken Johnson. , x Back row: phin uist. G. Anderson, rgo. Dik I, A lbert solxp ardier. flfhird row: ' An- drln a, ' t c h e r. Gr. r, ox. Dahl, fgustafson. Sec d ' ' Di i e, ennen . ,f I ne . - , Hillmozy drist. E. H pi KrontL rznhnn. Bett e sche , W 19,421,331 D . I Mxmderson, l1- eau. Back row: D. Johnson. K. Johnson, Holt. Hougen. Nygaurd. Morken. Lerum, H. Johnson. Third row: Janssen. Mm' otte, Longstreet. u i , V. Ogaard. lb M. xAnders0n. X M e. XX Se d ow: J. gaard. . J. Johnson. . lan, Fr rick- A son. L uren ow- le Z1 ey. Q , Fr ' L . Em- r Madj Fl X X X Back ro : Thygeson. Thorson, Olimperud. Wlck, Risch. oward. Scarr. Fourth row: R u d e, Stickney. S k o dj e. S u n d e t. Sampson. Moen, Storeby., Pet- erson. ff V4 - ' Third row: Beatty. Rowley, Jenkins. 3Tangen. Lavely. Thompson. Sorenson. Smith. Hughes, Zit- a. Second row: Pierce. Swanson, Quam, Wrage, Woelk. Tor- rance. Swift, Van- 5 seth. Front row: Nordlum. D. Morlan. Wilson Rudbeck. Woodstrom. Wold. Sheffloe, Mc- Mnhan, Schmidt. x.. .l' 1 o,g,J.. x if 1. Vuygjf ,,,.,-AJ -fag N, .r fi AJS 2 -5 X X' 4 . fxiyigxwff xml J V x 7 Y l f l I no-asus: --:nun .n,v A A-lf! I fl- 0 S ' .'- Q s Ad! bvbdidf me WJ . f 1 1.3. W A, . .A 114' 4 A I , o Iv 'No 1 L is .........--l ......--q 'TSG' ful 'D Ayff.4QQaLMW 'q , 113 -'I' . O 'lrkl 7l4y f , fsfes' Am fn- Yawr 64-sf fl! nr' n ,, ws Reltmeler. .lsnfgfq KI-i4'f- Zi 'V x e i fm .4 . ' V JAM. e ,v'Txgf'Ay-w Q Th eleventh grade cavorts t rough a busy yeeui- 9, W pq ,Uwe wife INA as glib Q! J! A6 I-21 1 b'0X'60W 1-,VE-1 Lf L-ffl, -0641 f ' 1 ... I ovffke- .fl 3,KdP 1 jf! Qjyf 2 V rjydvgr' W, F M JJ f J . f K , n I x.JjJ5j,,:rJ IA 'NF K ,X 4 1' J ,, 17' if----1 I 4 . Candid Camera x M, Catches busy juniors Information, Please WHO ARE THE WHO'S WHO OF THE JUNIOR DIRECTORY? The following were elected by members of the Junior class: Asley Hougen, Dram- atirs and Public Speaking. His ready tongue and natural dramatic ability won this place for him. Truman Stickney, Scholarship. A quiet, unimposing student who takes pride in his studies. Kenneth Johnson, Art and Journalism. XV here there's Art there's Kenny. His writing is as colorful as his art. Russel Sampson, Athlrl- icxr. His favorite sport-laughing. Teddy Thorson, Mu.s1'c. A chip off the old music block. Evelyn Wilson, Scholarship. An all-around girl who excells in schol- astic ability. Carol jean W oelk, Music. Ask anyone who Carol is. Marvyl Tor- rance, Publir Speaking and J ournalism. She can talk about anything to anybody. Five times an essay winner. Anitra Hansen, Dramatirs. Our diminutive actress popular with everyone. Nina Iverson, Athlelifs. She shoots her arrow straight and true. Her target-athletics. Dorothy Fischer, Art. An artist true to her colors. WHO ARE THESE FAMOUS NUMBERS? Bruce Betcher, Father Divineg Sylvan Dikel, Boris Karlolfg jack Granger, Ferd- inand the Bullg Gerald Sundet, Sleepy of the Seven Dwarfsg Glenn Symons, W. C. Fieldsg Helen Mae Schmidt, Zorina: Truman Stickney, That's My Popl 3 Vernon Fargo and Arlet johnson, Blondie and Dagwoodg Roger Gustafson, Don- ald Duckg Curtis Pierce, Tyrone Powerg Tommy jessen, Baby Snooksg Hawley Femrite, Mussolinig Richard Nygaard, Rudy Valleeg Norman Scarr, Tarzang Paul Moen, Father Time g Delia Howlett,.Pocahontasg Asley Hougen and Owen Albert- son, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy. 0 Opposite page l Daily drama in the library. The mystery-what is Irene so concerned about? Why is Carol jean smiling at her? To tind the solution, just ask them 2 Our c officers prove that the male is more political w he fCll13lC l to top they are President Ken johnson ere n i don ate this corner of Miss lfllerts Aincrican His c t ss ire c t in tl midst of a lively and amusing debate. 4. Among the upl ei oy g th dancing at th unior Jitterbug Jamboree are two Jv C r s. Bel' ve it' n t, this was purely coincidence! 5. s . ln ' : : , - S etarfgreasurer inrd ot: ind Vice president Teddy Thorson 3. nor e ba ow Russell Sampson Teddy Thor Fisher Marvyl Torrance Ctrol Jean oells F c l sen. 6. String section rehearsal. ,lack ig sll the buss whil E elyn Wilson serenades the angels. 7. The c e rings alls well. lt is ur o'clock so George Anderson and Fred ii luist prepare to leave school for homes. 8. And the villain still pur- hcr Auitra Hanson tthe heroinej receives rough treatment from Sy van Dikel fthe heroj while the Duke and Duchess CGera1d Sundet and M irvyl forrincej angrily watch, and Vernon Fargo Cthe Situationj stands nonchilmtly by The scene is from the play, The Duchess Bounces ln, presented it the Junior Jitterbug Jamboree. 9. Hot-Lips Femrite swings out Mister of Ceremonies Thorson practices his speech, and Ruth looks around for that nice boy who just danced by her. 10. The winning ticket sde committee of the Junior Class play, composed of Mary Jane Freeberg, Asley Hougen Violet Anderson, and Doris Hanson. 1 lx hnso rlunai S k y, Asley Hougen, Rlchard Lota The fr ro n r n or '. , , z 1 ni ' ' ' ' T231 Kenneth Allard Prince Fairyfoot, lizmd 8, 9, I0, ll, 123 Fhoir 8, 9, 10, ll, 123 Orchestra 95 Marching llzmrl 93 An Uhl Spanish l'usl0m ll: l'wt-Q-flln-s ll: l'hristmas Pageant ll, IJ: Optimist 12: Almost liiglin-Q-xi 12. Laurel Anderson Henny Penny. Band ll, ll: Choir ll, IJ: junior Iinscnilrlv ll: Drum Corps lil, ll, IJ1 An Uhl Spanish i'uslmii ll: tl..X..X. 0, 10, ll: Pep fhih ll: floss Play foliiiiiittea- ll: Senior floss. Phiy l'i'oilucliem Stiltf ll: Pepster ll, 12: Optimist 1.2: l'rnni Vixiiiiiiittet' II Marjorie Anderson The Wonderful Fiddler. llnml ll. IJ: Choir 9, IO. ll. 1.21 Mixi-il Us-tettc ll, 123 Orchestra X, U, IU, ll, 1.2: llrum furps lll, ll, ll: Sophomore Girls' Sextctle 101 liirls' lih-c fluh Ill, ll, IZ: String Quarleltc V, lllg Pep Ilaml IJ: Music founcil 1.2: Optimist IZ: Prom llriiiiiiitiee ll. Joseph Bakken Wee Willie Winkie, Soap lizirving Punt:-st, First l'lare Winner ll, IZ: Xlurimieltc Show. Lorraine Barnes jen ny Wren. Walter Beatty The Old Man of the Mountain. Lois Borkenhagen Little Three Eyes. Clioii' ll: Orchestra 7, S, 9, 10: G.A..X. U, lil, Il, 12: Pep Vluh llg Optimist IZ: Pcpstci' ll. Robert Brekke The Giant Killer. Nivlsville High Svhool U, IU: llaske-tlrull llg lfmitlizill ll, IJ. Donald Danielson The Man of Deeds. lianel 9, 10, ll, 12: Frvothall Manager IJ: .Xn Hhl Simu- ish fusions 12. Dorothy Danielson Good Deed Dotty. Iivllfll Kay mm' Hill mm' . IllII,l'f X' arf .S'!'lIfl'lI' al a dvslc, You ran Irv! that of f1Il'iI'SllIiIl'S, om' mn'f fvivk Ollf flu' Iu'.vt,' For in our .vfnior floss this bvmr, Ilmvz' flzrm' liaw rnlvd xz1fw'1'1ne. 7'l1vy'r'r g111'f1'm1' HX .rn tuvll Nm! now, our 11m'k.v arf' mwz 5111111 .' I 24 1 Margaret Dunham Red Riding Hood. llznnl 9, 10, ll, 12: Choir 8, 9, IO, ll, 123 Orchestra 8, 9, 10, ll, 123 llruni Corps ll, 123 String Quartetle 10, ll: Trioettes 10, ll, 12: Sextetle lfl: Ovtette ll: An lllcl Spanish l'nst0m : Music fuuncil lil, 1.2: lilee Cluh 9, IO, ll, 12: Pep Club 103 Peperettes ll, 1.2: Cheer Leazler ll, 12: l'liristn1ns l':n.:eant ll: Pcpsler Ill, ll: Student funucil 123 Prom Vnnnnit- lcv: ll. Willis Eide Sir Galahad. Ilrnul 9, 10, ll, IZ: Orchestra 9: Pep llaxnl 10, ll: llziskvthall Manager IJ: Pepster ll, IZ: Senior Vlass Play Prn- iluvtion Stall ll. Olga Erickson Polly Put-the-Kettle-On. Donna Marie Femrite The Good Fairy. llznnl lil, ll, 12: Choir 10, 11, ll: Drum Corps IU, ll, IJ: tllee Ulnlm Ill, ll: Au tllil Spanish tlllSl0I1lUi Class Play lknninittee ll: Almost liiglm.-en 125 Pepster ll, 123 Optimist l.2: Stnmlent llvuncil ll: Prom COI1lll1lftUl' ll, Helen Foker The Sleeping Beauty. Choir 131 llrnm Corps 10, ll: An Ohl Spanish Fuse torn : leelxunntiun ll, IZ: junior Class Play Connnittee ll: Almost lingluem-n 1.23 Uliristrxms Pageant Ill: Pepster 123 Uptirnist 123 Prum Com- mittee ll. Armand Gamme Humpty Dumpty. llanil S, 9, 10: Football 8, 9, IJ. Carol Gjesdahl The Clever Elf. ll.,X..X.: Pep fluh ll, l2. Dorothy Gorder The. Wee Mouse. Growing lains llg Prom Committee 11: llllllllllit ll. 1 Josephine Graham The Princess Who Could Not. Gerald Granger The Dormouse. ln flu' l't'Hfl'l' of fllix pllofografvlz wr .vw Eli:ulvc'fl1,' Sln' .8'llII.ll'.Y and lI'.Yf'.t' to Hurrivl, Now jutlz look at tlzifll 111r'flz! ' l,11ti'1'1'11z', no-w, on flu' nllm' lzuml, has Iriml to 1'011fz'11fral4', Or ix xln' invrvlnv tlziulcing of fmziglzfs imfvorfant lllllfl l25l Qi Orvin Grondahl The Little Lost Boy. Nlarinnette Slmw. Wanda Hamnes Wendy. Choi' ll: llperrtta ll4'I1ll11iftP9 12: 1i..X.A, 12: llc-clanias tinn 113 Pepsler 11. Lucy Hansen .Little Miss Muffet. llanil 10: Choir 11, 12: llrnm Corps ll, 13: filer flllll 111 Xlnsiv flD1llll'll ll: An fllcl Spanish llllSl0lllul llvpstei' 11, lj: flIlflllllSl 1.2: I'1n1n L-OFIlllllllt'B 11: Senior Vlass l'l:1y Pl'll1lllK'llUll Stutl' 1.2. Audrey Hanson Goldilocks, Sc-niur lilass Secretary-t1'ens11re1'1 l'l1nir fl, 10. 11, 12: Orchestra X, 9, lil, 11, ll: filer: fluh 10, ll, ll: llrinn llurps ll: Triocttes lil, ll, ll: SUlll'l01ll0l'E Girls' Sextrtte 10: An H111 Spanish l'ustn111 : Xlusis' l'unncil ll, 121 String lfnseinhle ll, 12: f'lll'lSll'l1ZlS Pagezint 11, ll: Twt'1:4lles : Almost liigl1tf'e11 12: l'1-niter 11: 511116 1 founcil 13: l'1'11m l'tllll1llillt'C' I1. e T. 'I' ll: A 1anz1t1 11 ZQQ isiin is Pa' nt 12. E jf . Xlmost l'llgllll'E'lIu 12: Vhoir 11, IJ: ller- ug I YJSUI ft? DKCQ Ha 'E 11 si , 1:..x.A. 9, 111, ll, 121 1-1-1. lllllll 1:1 111-.mi ' omn' ee 1. My is T en o'Clock Scholar. Football 8, 9, 10, Il, 12: Basketball R, U, I0, 11, ll: Tw les g tlptinnst 11, ll: Sll1Ill'IlI Council 10, 11: llroni l'u111111ittee ll. Everett Haunson The March Hare. Nleclianic Arts High Schnul, St. Paul, Minne- sota 111: lfonthall 12. J Rtte Hendrickson Tw'nkle Twinkle, Little Star. llrum Vorps 10. 113 llt'L'l31Il2lllKl11 111 junior Ula S Pl ' nnnittee ll: Senior Flass Play l'ro1l11ctin11 Stall' ll: Pepstcr 11, 121 llpti ti' 12: Prom l'om111ittee ll. fp . Lu et He dric so a re ' 1-iter .. roi Forn- 11 pm can G ' , . - 1 1114 71111111111 fists wr pon an i11l1'i1'11f1' .v1'11'1'ti011, 7l1Il' s1'110111r Myrllv gasm XOIl1fIl11-X' in 111'r dir1'1'fi011,' T111'1'r 11111.s'i1' is 1110 olrjwf of L11z'1'r111 .v r11'1'f1, f?ll.S'.S'1f'l1 1uo11111'r,' citlll it br' 111111 aflvr 1111 !11is work !111'y'w flftIt'11l'I'I1 t11v furmzg 1111111- Irma' 1261 ll, ' Q 1 J 1 ' ,H ' ,I A 10 X l nl 1 1' ' side t Pip ll 11 2 esi t 1 : en-1' acer 11 l- 11 ai 1' nl 1 ll , 1' 'ttee ll W. I 57 Arthur Hermodson Good King Arthur. Marionette Show. Maureen Hjelmeland Merryliins. llaml ll: Uhuir IU, Il. l.Z: Drum t'm-pw Ol 17 1 An tl tl Spanish hillSltllllHQ 'clicstrzl IU, ll, .. lu um stlnihlt- I l 1 tilt-r t'iuh Ill, I I : Music' Council 1' L lui-.tin lx l'ztg't-:uit ll 1 Pt-pstcr ltl, ll, 12g Optimist ll. Glenn Houske Prince Charming. llnnml U, IU, ll, ll Presimlelit ll: Choir 9, I0 ll l7 Pty foiw lll I7 lhuultnl l' llnucl HI. ll: llnys' tile.-c t'luh Ill, ll: Drum A1 l T , .. tlrrln-stra I, IU: Music Founril ll, I-: An Old ASpauish Custmu t ll: 'l'u'ccLllt's ll: .Xluumst liig'litt'cn 1.2: lillflStlllilS Prlgezlnl Ill ll l i Y tlrnlnry ll, llg lcpstvr Ill, ll, ll: lrnin l'ouuuiltt-6 ll Betty Hovelsrud Little Betty Blue. Chuir ll: Prom Vununitlee ll. . K Alice jasper M Gretel. l'rmuu l'nnunittee ll. fag: W Kenneth Jasper Hansel. Betty johnson Snow White. Class St-cretzxry IU, Class Vicevpresinlt-nt ll 1 l l uculle l'lll'lSflIl8S l'ngt-:uit IH, ll I l,t'Cl'llllIlllUl1 ll, ll: l'f.-pstcr lll, ll, 1 Optums 13: National llnnor Sncwly ll, 1.23 Student Council 10, ll, I2 lhmn tt inittcc ll: .Xhnnst liightet-n ll. Roger johnson Little John. llanll S, 'l, HI, ll. I2: t'lmir 8, 0, ll, l Pap I t V, IU, ll, 1.25 llrilss Srxtrtle IU, ll, l21 .Xn Ultl Nm '- 3 loin l... Leona jorgenson The Raven-Haired Queen. Choir Ill: tilee t'luh 10. Constance Kiel Queen Guinevere. liluvir 0, Ill, ll, lj: Sophomore n s tx lt-tit' lflg lilce flulr ltl, ll, llg An Ulml Slllllllill C in om Nlixt-ml th-tette ll, 12: 'l'xx't-villas ll 1 ,Xhnust I :gluten t'ln'istm:is Paige-:uit ll: l,lbIlllllSt ll, 1.2, Assistant 4 n lit-pstei' lj: National llnnni' Society ll, 12: Student lnul 7 I ruin t'ouuniltcc ll. lm'Im1'4'rl in our Hull of Famr' uri' tlzvsv fllrvr Slllllllllfj 1111 Tilt'-Vift' .trlmlar John, IIIIISILKYII Slzvrm, and uflzlvlif Glvu, Tlnjv .VtiItl'l'.V up and rl'rm'n Ihr' lmlls, and hott' ilzrir fvafvm Q IH I 1 lint 1lo11'f gf! in f1lt'l-I' way, nr vlxr-jzfxf look at Glfnt viz 01111 llI1l.Yt'll' ! E271 Dexter Krogman The Mad Hatter. llrnm Corpn 111, ll. 12. Drum Major 123 t'An 0111 Spanisl' t'ust0rn 12: Parallvl l-lars and Tumhling 8, 9, 10, ll. 12: 'l'r:u'k ll. 1.2 ,lunior flass Play Cnnunittee 11: Vhristinas Pageant ll, ll: llcclnulatioii IZ. Marian Langeland Maid Marian. St. Paul Park lligli School, St, Paul, Nlinn. lllg Prmn llllllllllllfvt' ll. Glendora Larson Patient Griselda. fl.A,.X. U, lil, ll, 12: 1l,.X.A. Hoaril 11: Pep:-rettrs ll, 1.2: Upliinist ll: Prom toznmiitcc ll. Kathleen Laughlin The Lovely Shepherdess. Senior Class Pri-sitlent: Junior flass Serretary-'lreasurer: Stullent Founvil lil, 1.2, l'rc'Si4lt-nt 12: lleclaniation lil. ll, 12: Junior Class Play Property Manager ll: .Xhnost liighteenn l2: Pepster 10, ll, 1.2: Optimist 12: Proni t'mnlniltc'v ll. Edith jean Laurence Mother Goose. An 0111 Spanish l'ustom : Pepster 11. Clayton Lee The Mock Turtle. llanrl 9: Football ll, 13: Hawk:-tluall 111, 11, 12: liasrhall 10, ll: Prom Cumniittee ll. Robert Le Masurier The Red Cross Knight. Hand 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Urclmestra 0, 141: Pm-p llznnl ll, lil, 12: Music lkruncil 12, Pre-sillent 12: lilurinet tjiinrtctte U, 111, ll: Stu- flvnt l'nunril 1.1. Helen Lindberg The Court Dancer. fhuir ll, 123 tiles l'lul1 9, ll 1 junior lin- seinhle 0, ll: Ii.A,.'X, 9, 10, ll, 12: G,.X..X. lloarxl ll, 1.23 Psp ' - fluh l 1, 1.2: Prom founnittee ll. Allen Lindholm The Wizard of Oz. Track 141, 11, ll: Football ll, john Locken The Mikado. Hnllywoml lligh School, llollvwuml, l'nlifurnia ll: Sophomore flass President: llanzl 9, lll: t'l1oir Ill, 13: An Ulcl Spanish l'ustoin : Pep llanml 10: Christmas Page-ant 1.2: lbcrla- mation 1115 Pc-psler 9, 10, 123 Uptimist, llusincss Nlflllllgvl' 1.23 Student Council 10: Almost Eighteen 1.1. 011. fum' fur 'zvixli flmf wr muh! lu' out in flu' Illlllllfllft' To limi' ozfrsvlzmv 4'.l'f10lllIlIll.l1fj with flrtlznvx l',0t1Ill'lI4't'.' ll'1 11 low' to Izvar our Twzfuvls rlvur, our pure mzuzciution, ll'lmf'.v Ilia! V011 .mv.'-wr' should bv glad fur urvn't thv vougrrga- tion. I . . E281 Elarold Lundeberg The Friendly Giant. liaskcthall 9, IO, 11, lg, Has:-l1al1 10, 1.2: Junior Class Play Committee 11: Prom Conmiittcc 11. Donald McKenzie The Sultan of Morocco. Junior Class President: Football 8, 9, 10, ll, 12: llasketlxall 10: Gulf 10, 11, ll, Captain 11: 'l'weeclles ll: Almost liightt-cn 123 Pepster 10, 11, 123 Optimist 11. 11: Assistant llusincss Manager 12: Stutlcnt Council 111, 11: Christ- mas l'agL-ant 12: Prom Committee ll. Iean McRae Brunhilde. ti,A..X1 fi, 111, 11, 12. Phyllis Mattson The Industrious Manikin. llaitcl 11, 113 Choir 10, 11, 123 Drum Curps 11, 121 An 0111 Spanish Custm11 3 Pc-pst:-r 11, llg Up- timist 113 junior Class Play Cnmmittec 111 I'rom Committee ll. Margaret Mickelson Cinderella, llccianiation llQ Pcpstcr ll, 123 Optimist 123 l,1'Ull! Cmnnlittcc ll. William Miller The Pied Piper of Hamelin. Soplinmorc Class 'l'1'casurc1': Scnior Class Vice-president: Hand 8. 9, 10, 123 Orchestra 8, 17, 141, 11: Wood NYin1l Quintctte 11, 10: Drum Corps 103 Flute Quartcttv 11, 12: Music Council 11: tlperctta Committee: Junior Class l'l:1y liusiness xlIlllFlgCl' ll: Student Council ll. Glen Morlan Hickory Dickory Dock. llasl-cc-t11aIl 'L 111, 11, 1.23 Captain 113 lf11utl1a11 9, 11, ll: llasclmll 10, 1.21 Track 10, Il, 12, Sherman Myers 2. llghel King gf 9HeartsnQdQ yhoir 11, ata, 11, Peat , , , 5 t ' ss Scx.t1Pfe , , -1 Pip llahil , 1 , .limtkstette ' llT'.lale Quartctte 103 An C . ' Cust1q':Rlkistn1as cant 1, 12: Stu. 1l 1 i 1 lea 0' 'ational or ' ty 11, 123 S' 'or sg y 0 swat? l. 0 0' gf 'f ' 0 Alice Norm n 0 NP 74 0 'XX 4 ,Z-4' 0 Alice in Wondmi idx . . HLSQ' 2 'cp cite Z3 Pcpstcr 113 Hptimist IJ: Pl'Olll Cunnnit 1 5 Alice Opperud 724' The Woman in the Shoe. Pepster 11g Optimist 133 1'rum Cum- niittee ll. H vrv rw' su' f111'to011ist Kirl, 1111 111'f1'sf of grmt s1'of1v, .-11111 Iitflz' Juv, flu' svzflfvlor. who is fzlmzys in tlzc s1111f1,' Ififlflll his righl is Mar, flu' llltlll who 11I1c'11hvs grfs that smof, And .'ll11ryn1'1'f--wI111t slu' f11'1'f1'1's is just ll quid s11011f1. 1291 Robert Panzer The Sly Fox. Foolvtall 11. 133 Basketball ll: Basehalrl 1 , 1.2: Prom llwmmi tee ll 1 1 X11 1 , . Xl X Q 'XS Lorraine Pengra 1 X . 'fb The Fairy With the Blue ir. :mil ff, ia, ii iz: in-um cu.,-, 10. 11: Junior linscmlsls 9, l.,X.A, 11, -, 12..X..X. lhwarnl 1.1 , . W. lllillllllbf 125 Prom fomm' tc l: flHl'1'f'sl -Olllllllflfi' l-. X, Anita Peterson The Girl With a Curl. Pcpslcr 11. Donald Peterson I'clrstf'r 12: Prom Cimnittcc ll. 1 ,1 X Jw 1 . Rose Peters fb' ' ' Jjf! Sla . ' ppm ligh Snflmnl, 'l'a'ppc-xi. N. U, Q1 5 V u P! Evelyn Reimann The Fairy Godmvther. Drum Vorin- 113 Pep Vlulw 1.31 lD.A..X. Ill I'u11ster ll, IJ: Optimist lj: Stuvlcnt lli1llllCll ll: juniui' l'lz4s Play Q-Ul'1lllllllf'l' ll: Primi fulmnitter' ll. N Harrit t if he s 'n B a . Est 0, ll, 1 Vhoir lil, 11, 1.2: Girls' Scxlcll M 10' tice nj 1 -' Strf linseml , 121 Pepstcr 11. V W! I . s ' eier Princess on the Glass Hill. Pcpster 11. jwb , X df Luverne Rife Fairy Tinkle-Bell. Maxine Rishovd Pandora. Choir U, HI, 11, 12: Drum l'm'ps 11, 1.3: An U11 Spmiisli L'ustum g Pep Club ll, 1.21 Pcpstcr lj. lhmvz in thc library .vl1m'ying hard .-Irv Illvsc Xllllifll' Imys--frlrlz mu' quill' 41 mrzlq To .llixx O'l9rimz HIP-l I'l' ruorlciny u.v.vig1111zv11l.v, long and fungi: Hut if you Quan! flu' 1'lI.Yif1t' dofw, fl!-l'j I't' just a grmf big bluff! 1301 Peter Rabbit. Ilaskethall IU, ll. ll: Footlwall 1.13 llzisclmll 141 l' Alice Ristau Rose Red. N Ernest Rude Cock Robin. Football ll, IJ: llasketball ll, Prom Cotnmittee '11 LuVerne Ruther The Ivory Doll. Bill Sampson Little Black Sambo. Fonthall 9, 10, ll, l.2g Basketball 10, Gulf 10, ll, IJ, llasehall 10, llg Stage Frew ll. Cenneth Schuett Bluebeard. llantl 7. 8, 9, Ill, ll. ll: Clmir 9, 10, ll, 123 Orchestra S, 9. ll' llrnss linsemhle 9, 10: VK'ootl VVin4l linsemble IO: Pep liantl 9, 123 llasket: mn io. Evelyn Shall' Tweedlededum. L'l1oir IU: Pepperettes ll, IZ, li..X.,'t. 10, ll. Thelma Sharp The Emperor's Nightingale. ,llantl 7, X, 9, 10, ll, 12: Orchestra lll, ll, Il: fhoir 9, lfl, ll, ll: Drum Corps 10. ll. IZ: Trioettes IO, ll, 12: An Ulcl Spanish K'nston1 : Pep lland l0, ll. l2g Sextette IO: lilee l'luh lil, ll, ll: llonhle Rec-ml Qnartette 10, ll: VVootl XN'intl Quintettc 10, llg Clnistmae- Pageant ll, 12: Optimist 12: Pepster 12. john Simpson Little Boy Blue. lland lll, ll, 1.2: Pep Bantl IJ: An Ultl Span- ish Custom. Esther Skodje The Duchess. flwir 0, 10, ll. ll: Mixed Uctette ll, 12, lianml ll, ll: Uruli- estm 8. 9, IU, ll, 12, Glen' fluh 9, ll, Dance Band ll: String Ensemble IU, ll: Pep llanil ll, l2: Drum Fortis Ill, ll, ll, Music Qi0llllCll 12: G,A..X. Ill, ll, IZ: junior Class Play Committee ll, Prom Committee ll. Vedell Smith The Little Smithy. llantl 0, lll, ll, l2: fhuir 10, ll, IJ: Pep llanml l l, ll: Saxophone Qugirtette lllg llance llaml ll 3 .Xu Ultl Spanish L'ustom : Optimist l.Z. 'his is flu' Grrman rlass, alflmuglz -v0u'd iufzwf know if, 'or flu' svuiors Nfl' all working so hard Ilzrir f1u'r's slime' iff Tut Quail!--llzaf all was not forrvft. Alia! An vrror gleamsf fausr Slwrman is taking suufislzols of Ihr stmienfs ruggcd lwuzzs. l3ll Mayme Solheim - Rapunzel of the Golden Hair. l'cpstc-r IJL Senior Vlass Play l'rmlnc1in Stall' 1.2. Arnold Sorenson Rip Van Winkle. llanll 101 Orchestra lllg lfontlmall 12. Norton Stenshoel The Wise Alchemist. llanil R, 9. Ill, 11, 113 Vlioir 'J, lil, 11. 1.31 Pop llanml ' IU ll 17 lJlLlNSl1Iilil I' SC 1 1. ny-- ' ' , -1 Brass f xtettr ll, llg Stage Crow J. Margaret Stevens The Cheshire Cat. flmir 111, ll. ll: .Xn Olsl Spanish l'nsloni lllec l'lnh 111, ll: 'l'wcv1llvs ll: Almost l':lgl'llCL'l1u 1.2: IM-1 lamation 12: Pepstcr 10, 11, 12, Assistant limlitur ll: Hptiini- ll, 12. Iillitor 1.2: Stnilcnt lfnuncil ll: Soap-Carving folitcst ll Geraldine Swain The Enchanted Dryad. Elizabeth Tayler Charles Taylor Polly Parrot. fhoir III, ll: tilcr' l'lnh 111, 121 Nlixcml Uvtm-tic 1 IZ: Xn Hlil Spanish f.llSl0lll.'I Pep l'lnh 11, 133 li.A.A. 1. G..X..X. lloziril 123 l'cpslcr ll, 1.23 llptiinist 13. The Brave Little Tailor. llnskctlvall 9, lfl, 11, 12: lfowtluill 1111 Gulf 111, ll, 1. . Pcpsler 12. Marian Tehelka The Queen of Hearts. Fargo High School, Fargo, N. IJ., 'I, 1 ll: Pcpstvr 12: Optimist ll, Effie Thompson The Stone Maiden. Mary jean Thompson Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary. Prom Connnittcc 11. If you fcvrv at thc' svlzioz' flllff-1'-Inf mix mllvd flu' Fontlvull S'f'rvv- You n'f1'z' f0rfm', no dvulvl, In mztrlz flzvxv ftwvzio umlivr will your film Om' fl1IlIUS0f7lI1't'lII rylzif' Iook flu' fur! of llaby .S'mmk.v, And really mrzzvd Ullfll om' of Daddy Lm'1.'mz's angry looks! l32 1 'Iyrt1e Thompson Dame Goody. Sltlllll'lllUl'K' Yict-pu-siilcilt: Vhnir U, ll, 123 Gln-c fluh Ilg An i i 4 tru 11 l Old Sllilllihll f'llSfUIlluQ Music lillllllfll 1,1 junior Cilziss llziy 1101111111 Q lhpstu ll I' lrlltol 17 Oltl It ll 1' l 11 17 C ' ' ..: Wink . -1 National lloum' Socicy , -9 Slunlcnl fuunvil ll, 1.2: Prom Kilblllllllllfl' 11. Dorothy Thygeson Sneezy. Vlwwir Ili, ll, 12: Drum Vorps lll, 11: 'Ulu Ohl Spanish fu stmn : lnnior flxlss l'l:1v l'ommittvu ll: SCIIIOI' Class Play l'rmlnL'tirm'SHUT 12: 1'cpst4:r ll. 1.23 ilptimisl 12: Prom Com- miltct' ll. ack Tiedemann 'k thc Bean stalk, Ifuollmll ll, Il: Junior Flaws Play Stage xllll'l1ll2,L'l' 11: I r Jay, N N-lnor Q .ass l'l:iy ll'UllllL'll0ll Slritl' 12: l'1'o1n 1'1lll11l1llt'l' 11. Vivian Tronnes The Painted Doll. Yin-lsvillc High School, Niulsvillc, Minn. 21, 10, Il. iudd Turnquist Friar Tuck. llzif Elizabe krtlvnll U, lll, 11, IZ: lfootlmll Ill, 113 Prom Committee 11. th Vattendahl Bo-Peep. Eeraldine Walter Lady Bird, La George dy Bird. 1z.A,.x 11. Weberg Georgie Porgie. Ilxmul 41, II. 12. Edlen Wermager The Little Magpie. l'i-pstt-1' 10. Harold T lull Naomi Wilcox Tweedlcdedcc. Wicse he Wise Man of Gotham. Pngi- lligh Svhool, lhigv, North 13:1 :l 'J, Ill: lfootlmzlll lj. ti..X..X. IU, Il, 1.2: l'r-lmpi-xxtlcs 12. Charles Yerian The Court Jester. lfootlmll 10. 11: llaskcllmll IU: Track 10. E331 See Yourself . . as others see yot . 'gy 4oM, I a Axle . 35 ILL K lil xn?' fvh J THERIfi'S SOMETHING ABOUT A VYOMJXN- Hey. you. what's that? VVhat's what ? . . . That female over there with the odd-sized apparel? . . . That my dear sir, is a C. H. S. coed .... You mean she actually goes to school? . . .Yer at times. You see. she's a senior .... Oh, one of flzosv things .... Yes, isn't it a pity . . . But why does she have that half size, colored tablecloth on her head? . . . That' one of those fashionable kerchiefs .... Oh, maybe she didn't have time to comb he hair this morning? . . . Nobody knows quite why she wears it. Iiven she doesn't. . . VVhy the brilliant Scotch kilt? Is there a carnival on, or something? . . . No, mj moronic friend, that's just a plaid skirt. They're supposed to be the rage now... Say, look at that school sweater! I didn't know she played football, too .... Shi doesn't. That was once the boy friend's .... But, I should think lu' would want ti keep it .... He does. but you don't know this girl .... VVell, why does she wea those tugboats? Can't she afford good shoes? . . .Those are square-toed ski shoes Everybody wears them now .... But, there isn't any snow, so how can she gf 3 skiing? . . . Don't question her. VVomen are queer creatures .... Your right, broth er, but does she always have to look like a traffic signal saying xfofw? . . . You meal her bright red nails and lips? . . . Yes .... VVell, I don't know about her fingernails but the lips don't say stop! . . . VVhere is she going now? . ..To meet the boy friend. They're going to have a coke down town .... How can the boy friend stanc the brilliant glare of all that color? . . .Oh, that's simple. He wears sunglasses. . . RHAPSODY IN BLUE-NVITH PURPLE STRIPICS- NVho's that pe- ng culiar looking guy? . . . VVhich one ? . . . The one who is arguing with the librar- Vi! - ian .... Oh, him! He's a Senior Boy-couldn't you tell? That should speak for Tay' itself .... If it did, I couldn't hear it: the plaid in his shirt is so loud. Can you tell me why he doesn't shave? . . . That's easy-just to show everyone he can if he wants to .... But his hair! VVhy does he fix it that eccentric way? . . . He doesn't X' fix ity it just grows wild .... Is that why he wears a bush coat? Say-those barg- hi es he has on his feet look just like the Queen Mary and the Normandie docked typ A side by side! Does he ever trip over his own feet? . . . Once in a while. but he's us- ually too busy tripping somebody else to bother .... His socks and tie would give a rainbow an inferiority complex. VVhy does he choose such flashy colors? . . .He hopes to stun the available specimens of the opposite sex .... Oh! Does he go with a Beautiful Senior Girl? . . . Yes, of course-two or three of them .... VVhy does he? . . . I'm sure I don't know, unless he's learned that two can go to a movie as cheaply as one-especially when they go dutch .... Do the Beautiful Senior Girls fight over him? . . . Practically all the time .... But doesnlt that make him awfully conceited? . . . My child, his ego has reached maximum pressure-it can't be in- flated any more .... Oh dear--what will become of him? . . . VVell, he'll graduate- maybe .... XVill that help? . . . Oh, yes. A few months afterward he'll be perfectly normal again .... VVill he like that?...That's the funny part of it-he'll love lt .... I341 f A'J Aff . ff' ,ffl L! K 1 J ' ., ' 0 KLM! ' A ff X A, Q 4 , Nl- ,xv 1 , , l I s 1' 1 I , 4' ,, I -igh- I 'J 1 X' f J 4 1 , 1 4 1 A ,... QQ! H 4 4 , ff' . ' D. La V . . if f 5' 0 I 4, , Q f Ks ,Q J ...V ,1 I - I' f f 4244 . K 1 -J 4 ' A t ' AZ 1, 4+ ' I Q' Q ,F L-. -4 r - ' , 1 .Q 'J R . 1.. .- 11 , A f r' 5, f- f 1 1 ,, 1 , Q ,G f Ju' A 1 rf A, A Rf' , 1 A -'44 J J --,' , 'f' . ' 4' ' ' x x J' 1 ii' 1 ' 5 MQ ,gf 1 1 J ,A If kj ' ' A 1 ,bf y a jf..- .4 Cx gif if rf 1' F ff,-' 1 f g. 4.4.1 K' I f .719 fu 'f' ' A. ,,. 1 J 1' F 1 V , . f' f ' ' .FI 11. ,ff ,-1 I' ,J - . ' r ,S 1 .,, fi '- a f .1 , 3 , f .4 f ff' . I . 1 I, ,Z f Mn 0 ., 1 1 jr L .,..-,jff H .- . - f W In our pleasant setting, where The Ruins of the Roman Forum adorns every wall not occupied by George Washington, we go through the motions of our little drama. There we follow our simple rou- tine-singing on Mondays, playing on Tuesdays, sleeping on Wednes- days and Thursdays, and skipping on Fridays. There we dream away the sweet twilight hours in deten- tion, writhe over six weeks' tests- and from time to time present a worthwhile act . . . Q F' ,lb 9 3 A an .V Q. 1 '? -E G42 b x 1 r, In z s 05 ' K Have You HEARD r 'Z 'Q all the intimate, behind-the-scenes details of the operetta? that our band is one of the best in the state? what people think about the work of our school choir? about the excellent musical training C. H. S. students receive? that our ensembles are favorites all over the city? wif WG JJ fnff !J in ,J-w J .. 49 QQ mu thc flistrict t'llIllK'5l :111rl l1211'1- lllllflk' lllillll' cxccllcut l'CL'Hl'flS 111 thc Nl ll Music .ll1'. T11o1'.m11, d1'1'1'1'ff115f flu' n1'1'111'.vf1'11 l-Zllllllllll' sight 211 cvcry m11sic21l QZllllL'l'lllg is that uf M11 'lll1111's1111 with hzmfls l'2llSL'4l 211111 21 CIlllll1lC'lll smilc ou his l21cc. l'Cllflj' 1111 in the making thc 1l11w11-lmc211. Siucc cuiuiiig' 111 C1'llll'Ill 1-ight j'l'Zll'S ngw. hc h21s 1'Z1lSL'1l thc music lcwl uf thc scliuul 111 fluml lu-iglit. 'llll1'UllQll his ct'f111'ts, lllll- 1- c11111pcl1t11+11. sic Q'l'HllIlS l1:11'c wuu swc1-11st21l1cs lm' scvcu c1111scc11ti1'c j'l'!ll'S 211 1 'llu L'1llL'll :mrl clcvclivp thc lllll'l'l'Sl uf 'luhu Stuclciit, twu c11111's1-s ls l'lltllllll'lllS uf music. thc 1xthc1', lllSl1lI'f' Zlllll :111111'cci21ti1111 uf music , H 111 lllllsic 211'c 1llxl.l'l'Cfl 21s p211'1 ul' thc scliuul Cl1l'l'lCl1llllll. Uuc of thcsc simlcs thcsc. .lulm lllilf' play 2111 iilslrumcut 111' sing uurlci' M11 lhur- Sllll.S s1111c1'1'isi1111. l':X'l'l'j' wccla hc gucs lu llilllfl. L'llllll'. :mel 111'cl1cst1': l'l'lll'1ll'5Zll. 2111rl spcumls sonic timc i11 thc lllllSlL' 11111111 lll'2lK'llL'lllg' hi: , r 1 l1'1-scutt lcssuus. llUVVi'X'l'l', this is llfll thc curl of his activity. lhm 1l21x's, thc 11- mtcsts. thc A2lllll'5, the cmitcsts. thc 2lSSL'llll7lX' 1r1w'1'21111sf- . N , 5 huw mlull thcv wuulfl hc witl11rut smuc tuutiiig' 1.111111 .Iulm Stmlcutl l' -luhu XY21lllS furthci' t1'21i11i11gf. hc lllilf' join 111' Ul'Q'ZllllZL' Il sm21ll Qftlllll ll X'UL'Zll 111' lllSll'llllll'lll1ll L'llS0llllDlC. ,llllCl'L' 211'c sc-x'c1'21l of thcsc i1 Sflllllll. 21111l thcy 2111- ZllVV2lj'S i11 ilL'lllZlllfl tu 111-1'f111'111 211 cluh llll'l'TlllQ! Zlllfl lll'1bQ'l'Z1lll5. l,C!ll'. clc211'l XY1' mu thc QHX'l'l'1llllQ lmoclx' ul this rlcp ll'lllll l'ZlCl1 uuit. l 36 l s11't furgct thc Music Um1111cil 211'tmc11t, which ll1l5 1'1-111'1-s1-11t21tivc: , 3 ., Y A lil, x 5 ii H N up , VL 1, U 1. A ,io it , , i ff I 1 , V, f , f ' Wiflijljbf f irbp vp' ,s u P i ,- Ni ' fl lj! li 1, ' W i yin' A n , 'fl If 4 Viusic Council if their olticers: Nohert l,e eeretaryg Shernian Myers. ouncil was very active in roups, supervising stuilent C 1' 1' Seated: Maureen Hjelmeland, Carol Jean Woelk, Esther Skodje, Aud rey Hanson. Marjorie Anderson, Myrtle Thompson, Bob LeMasurier Standing: Asley Hougen, Glenn Houske. Not in picture: Margaret Dunham, Lucy Hansen, Sherman Myers. Xt their tirst meeting, the memhers of the music council founfl that heir chairs were not contlueive to resttul slumber, so they remaineml 'l'heir lirst acliievetnent was the e.ection wimle-ztvvake organization. ' lasurier. presiclentg Myrtle 'l'hompson, clit chairman. 'llhis year the music tormulztting the policies of the music discipline, and promoting the operetta. 'l'he junior high music groups give a vote of appreciatitin---three of them, in fact-to the three people who have so kindly assisted them Mr. 'l'horson, Miss Morck, and Miss Donztlcl. 'l'he smi'i1-'litlv little l s ones in the junior ensemhle work inrlustrioush' away with the help ot' Mr. 'llhorson. Some of them must neetl help with instruments nearly as large as they are. 'llhey not only play pieces hut learn funda- mentals of music :incl clirecting. The girls' glee eluh wztrlmles hliss- fulh' for Miss Morclq, the director. This group has macle several puhlic zlppearzniees. Miss llonaltl is responsilmle for the splenrlit ellorts of the hoys' quartette. which has been well receiverl where- ever it has sung. l3 7 unior Glec Club Back row: Farden, Balfour, Schafer, Eide, Oppe- gaard, Schmunk, Glaserud, O'Brecht. Third row: Nelson. Kerner, Sawyer, Haugen Stenshoel, Locken, L. Bennen. Second row: V. Bennen, Johnson, Bang, Foss Casmey, Hovde. Front row: Woelk, Fischer, Wilson, Hansen, Roe Melby. Not in picture: Anderson, Carlson, Dumas, Han- son, B. Johnson, G. Johnson, Kiel, Osmundson Ruud, Schuett, Stark, Taus, Lycan, Jasper Isaacson. The Qrchcstrz Q . . . . l'l ll thc light glvzuning on lorinztls :intl hlztvla tit-s :mil thc rutllncl wztistlinvs of thc lwztss liflcllcs, thc on-In-s1i':t pix-st-tits zt wry flignilit-cl sight. flurs is unc' of tht- fc-w mcltt-stt':ts in this part of tht' stzltt- liztvingg full at-1'soi11it-l :tml iiistrtimclitzltiani. lts im'ty-tl1i'cc- Conte-st llll'IlIllt'l'S :irc t-qtiippm-al with llillt' violins. four violzts, six cvlltis, toni' hzissvs, tlirvt- ll'llIllIJK'l5, unc- tnnnlunw. two l i't-iicli liurns, two llntvs, two nlmcs, two ll llzlt Clztrint-ts, um- lnztss t'l1lI'lllt'l. om- lutssooil, two pcivtlssioiis, tlirt-1' sux- tplimivs. :incl piztno. 'llhc section Cztllc-cl thc pit oi'cl1vsti':1 plgtyt-tl for .Xn Ultl Spzmislt l'nstoni. the clztss plays, tml tht- trzulitionzil l1:u'c:1l:11i1'c:ttc' :tml C4niiiiiciiccim-tit prugr:tii1s. lat-siflcs It-ss iinpm't:tnt :isst-inlmly prngrzntis. 'llhc vt-i's:tt1lc t't'ttt'l'l1lll't' til thv multi-sti':1 iiiclnmlc-s classics :mtl light works hy inmlt'1'i1 vtniipust-i's, W QL dk, uf C, lxyx 6 .1 I . V. align, f A' V Buck row: Bliven. Dunham, Balfour, Selberg, Hjelmeland. Granger, Holi. Pierce. Myers. Stenshmfl. Third row: Woelk, Hougen. Olson, Sundet. Morck, Sytnons, Matson. Zitkzl. Schuett. T. Thorsmi. Second row: Skodje, Fargo, Sharp. Morken, Carey, Eickhof, B. Wrnge, Hanson. K. Thorson. M, Anderson. Front row: E. Wilson. Grosntli. M. Thorson, M. Wilson. Hillmon, HQ-ldstnb. Stone. A. Wrngo. Rcitnu-in-r. l' .EN l The Band lllN stuclvnts with lat instrtnncnts. fat stnrlt-nts with ' thin lil!-2ll'lllllt'lllS. tall stnrlc-nts with short instrninvnts anrl vim- vcrsa-liity-cigllt uf tht-in st-t up tht-ii' inns stanmls l'YL'l'j' 'l'ucsmlay inurning, anrl a littlc latct' tht strains ut' 'lllic' liarlwi' ul Scvillc ' wantlci' ont into tht hall anml np thc stairs. 'llhc lmantl is a large unit. lint it c'a1'i'it's no 'Txct-ss lmztggzlgcf' lfx'vi'yui1t- wishing to plat nnist have Iinishctl at lt-ast two years ul' the l'1'cscntt 'l't-clniimnic Systcin. The i't-pt-i'tuii't' is vt-ry llcxililc, run taining anything ranging funn pupulai' hits tu licavy ovci tnrvs lmy thc nlcl inastcrs. 'llhc lianfl has :1ppcai'ccl at tnanx pi'tlgi'atns, in the XYintci' Shows, anrl at tht- tnnsic con tests, wlicrt- it has t'ai'i'it-cl ull' St'Yt'l'Zll ltuntws. Back row: Moen. R. Johnson, Bctcher, P. Eide, D. Morken, Hjelmeland, Stickney, N. Stenshoel. Allard. L. Skodje, E. Skodje. Third row: K. Thorson. V. Smith. L. Anderson. Zitka, Matson, Dunham, M. Anderson, C. Morken, Houske, Fitts, Schuett, T. Thorson. J. Eickhof, Sampson. Second row: Weberg. W. Eide. Gustafson, D. Femrite, Symons, Pengra, Sharp, Olson, Lewin, Fox. H. Fenirite. Pierce. Myers, Holt. Front row: Sundet. Simpson. Riddell. Granger, Danielson, Le Masurier. A. Hanson, Ward, Mattson Morck. Carpenter. Fargo. Woelk, Haugen, Miller. E391 1195-1,ffi-'L' 'L ,f 'Azz 'J I iff,-ff ' J KLPY .,7,,,..e,. f - !f,fy.,,'14f--- . .T A y vi' J .VM .3 f j wi 1 , I . 2' Qt! W 'J L ' f J J If 1 ' V' HJ, X . I 2 ,- 0 And with your help we will re- 0 'tNow, Maggie. whist. Maggie dur- 0 ll1- was soiix hc vu s 1 y ! storm- the rznucho to its former beauty lin'! Put Murphy, the Irish trieud fool, but he tus :cu it :uid pl0uty. Sospm-:1ksDouJos6-to ol' Don Jose, shouts us his wife. it. you know 1 txw X thc Ezisturm-rs. Silas Day :md his Maggie. tries to throw her frying Sl2lI1'SilCllOllN to Kit mtl hu - clzuigqlite-r Billy. :is Morin gazes earn- pun. liouziirv police tl 1-stty :xl them. I 'tl huvz- invite-ci ai few ot' my friends here to meet you. In this wal' m-lgl1h1n'1ng 1'zu1c'l1ors :uid the visiting Eusterm-rr: to ouch otha-r An Old Spanish Custom ix Don Jost mtiocluus tht lxvt rx' l tlxiu Xltutlxtl .i,. tII11IQl'Sl lt Xl u l'--111' XI tu Xl ml Xxutltls Nl.lsltt1l lxttltt ui lt l1ui1'1-rs lillllt 1 liilllll t'll.Xll.Xt lilillS NlY'l'lIlt XI lill'9'I'X K Il XR Xi I l RS llou ,low Sill'l'lllJltI Xlynis lit'1liltli-Ilillbl' llillkx linux vltlltllllll Shup ltzttlim' - l'zlt Xlurphy - Alohu l,111'k1-11 IJ1111 .low gp 5 m1 I:L'II llkiltlflll' Xu1li'1'5' Ilztusou l':t1lt'1' - f - lxit Ilzurlitlpl hl2ll'Q,Ill't'l lluuhuu Twtgui lizirliutg - iil'llllkill .Xll'u'1l Xlztriqt - - li1mst.1111'1- lxul . ,. Silils llzly f vi1l'lllll.lll Stick 4'Mw1Hl! U hw Xl:uL1:1i1' Nllllflllkl. lfflith Alugtu l,:lxx't'11i11'1- 5 I'llf'l'N f-llllnltii' - - liL'Xll'lA lirogtiiui Irish 13111111-ix Sim t uu.uu:u1 l.lIlXltIll Strvtwlw . . . ,,, ll.tlr.tllt'l'Jt Il:u11'1-ix iil'll'll lfo' tl mmlliti MHVIIMI INN-Nun inltllll lltrltslit' l.:uu1- 5-1l1l11t' IQ:1x1uou1l Iluuh.uu 4 X1'1'1-mpxtitiiuvii1 llwlt N1'l11111l tlt1lt1st1t 'JQlllt'k' .X1'1'1fiu1uuutut-tits' livttx I ill ui WN ml- gh. r Onward! Dutys L-all shall lvncl ns courage. The 0 The Chinese Dance. With these words one of the nskt-tl liitlt-rs, lt-tl by Dun Jasc, sing liistily as they dam'inQ choruses springs into n weird Oriental panto- lv tht-ir ciiuinios. ininic. All wc want ut' Ftll'llll1L'vS Qui-st is the 0 And now. on with the Fiesta! The Chorus whirls into an 1 wc- lou- tho host. ln this song by the cxotic Spanish dancv, and a dark eyed Castillian Sennr and Senor- tm and in othur nninbcrs appear these ita ivortorni the difflctilt Dance of the Cigarette. ll'l'Sl'lllilllVt'S nt' so many 1litl'c-rent walks its-, S'lx.Xl9l'4 Un twtm SllCCl'SSlX't' ninhts tht- hiifh sclinnl n wi'- 5 5 m,m,I.:ll tilmirnml Hub lA,Nl:mH.ik,I. vita, ,Xn tllfl biianisli Qiistnni, whirlt-rl tlirniigh lun-la-it - - Ilan llaint-lsmiii a thrilling iwi'tni'iiiziiit'c tn its s1wt't:1t'til:1i' vhniax. tnstiinivs - i'.Sllli'l' bltmljt' - 1 1 - - Smut, Uumm Hmlwu lan alinnst tlirvt- limits a p:a'l4t-tl atiilituritiiii was l'i'-iw itivs - f - ,lnliii SlllllYS1'll t-ntlirallf.-tl ln' thc vxqiiisitt- nmsit' :intl tht- intrigiif If Xl-l-I fl-Y ing pint that vli:1i':ictt-rim-rl iXn tlltl Spanish fus- XII. vlwllwwn XHN xlmwk twin. XYith iwittl-ut acciiiiipaiiiiiitwit lay thc high sclinnl pit ni't'lit-stia :intl tlulttwl with sparltling I M L lx XNM' I XXI5 anml vxntic clanct-s, tht- wilt-11-ttzi was ivimiiniiiivt-cl Xliss Xvwiiviii Xliss iillt'illlll'lll Nliss llitrnctt Xliss I A ' A . H . 1 ' ' ' , ' A ' vi' all tn luv tht- innst wlniliil aiirl mliplit-tl 1' f ltmlswn, Miss I'.llvi'l. Xliss Xnxxlt-s, NIV. llit'lslvt-Vg, ' I Q I N Im' Mig tlxlmiii tltlftimi ut inain' yc'ai's past. l,4ll Back row: Houske, Hougen, Swanson, Riddell. Eickhof. Allard, R. Johnson. Sundet. Eickhof, Hinkley. Fifth row: Moen. Slickncy, Fargo, Rude. Morken. Smith. Stenshoel, Sampson, Belcher. Holt. Nygaard, Skodje. Fourth row: Srhuett, Myers, T. Thorson, Granger, Eide. Harding, H. Felnrite. Fox. Lncken, Gustafson. Pierce. L. Erickson. Third row: Ward. Melby, Schuler, Wrapge, Schmidt, Woelk, Greeth. Olson, V. Matson. C. Anderson. B. Wrage, Wagstroin. Bn man. Morck. McCall, Zitka. J. Johnson. Seem row: Norman. Rudbeck. Berg, Lewin, M. Thorson, Wilson. S. Anderson, A. Hansen. Sharp. Lindberg. D. Felnrite. Rl ovd, Scheffloe, LaBrie, Osmundson, Skoglancl, Reinschniidtdt. m row: amnes, P. Mattson, L. Anderson. Kiel. M. Anderson. Foker. Hjelmeland. A. Honson. Thompson. Taylor. Rcitnw X unha , Thygeson. Stevens, Skodje. I, , I , ' 3 - - fU4.,ou ,bs T tx l fi ' s ' Ll' 6 , Q f V44 Ui-J llluh tlivy arc- not sql'1'6mi'fl-rg! l- :ly lin improni u ll Suu kbp-f clnring tryouts. tlu' viglity-livv mi vs tl1+d'Hoi1 2' lvl:-12126 W ing' in tlic intricaric's ol. ronrvrt piul s. lfx' -x'Qlloi1ilyC :ii l'lmrs- tlay. :L sta-arly strvain ol' stutlvnts pours ' 1 the -inr1,si lor l'l'lll'2ll'S2llS. .Xt tlic- llrst 1'a-lic-ai'sal tln- lii c-lm-ctw .lin rm-x' ll: I X, - lm-sitlciit. Klyrtlv lllionipson Sl'L'l'l1ll'Y. Slivrinan Nlyors :intl .Xl1llll't'i'll llil-linclanfl lllll'1ll'l1lllS. Ilia- lull clion' ls lllillll' up ol twclrc lilst Slllllillllh, twclw sm-ronnl sollmiios. t'on1'tvm-11 lirst altos, c'lL'x'cn svronrl altos. nina- lirst tl-nors, cle-wil sc-concl tvnors, L-iglit lnaritoncs. anrl c-ight lmasscs. 'llln'm' main pnlmlia' :loin-:11':111ra's xwn' . . . . , , inarlv tlns yvar ln' Ilia- Cllllll' llc-sirlc-s ronrc-rt ill-rlorinznirm-s. llil-sv wi-rc at tlu- Lllll'lSllll1lS lulgn-:liitsg tlu- l :1rln Crop Shows: :intl Sllll- nyrrst. tlu' XXI-st llolvl, lictlivsil:1 :mtl St. Yinrcnt liospitals, :mtl thc llrcat Nortllvrn llc-pot on tlu' annual Lllll'lSllllIlS Cilflllllllg' tonr. XYitli om' vxrl-ption. all tlil- soloists anfl singing rlioruscs in .Xn tllcl Spanish Custom wort- Illl'lllllL'l'S of tlu' rlioir. Many junior :mil M'Iliol'ClloiI'It1l'11lllL'I's sang in tlic lfastvr oratorio, Sm-wii l.:1sl XYot'1ls.n1lt tlir- Klm-tliotlist Clllll'Cll. Htlicrs talw part in tlu' North- wc-st Sings-rs :incl ilu- l.acli1-s Civil' Cliorns. 'l'l1rn-r1-llsviillllcs worlwll out ol' tlw rlioiri tlu- trio, tlu' orivllcx :intl tlu' mall' llll1ll'lK'lll'. .X Sllltlvlll roluntm-rr flll1ll'll'lll' was also org':n1ix4-il. The Choir lllf past year has st-cn inure :mtl lmvttvr cnsmnlmlc work with lhrcc grutips, scniur girls trio. lmrztss scxtcttc, :incl llutc quar- tvttc, :ill l'K'lllI'l1lllg' front lust your. 'lllicsv thrcc with thc mixctl tmctvttt' i'vpi'c-sciitccl Ccntrztl in State :mtl District contests. 'llltc 'Ilriuctt0s, 'llhclmzt Sllurp, TXI1ll'QZll'l'l llunltztm. :incl ,Xuclrcy llam- stm. ltztvv :ttmpc-1111-tl ciglitccn ' rzuliu lwuzulcztstsq thc hr: l'it't't'c, Tc-tltlv 'lllun limi Nlurltc . tion, usa-cl :ni Ucz1t'imm :incl huttlc cnscinlmlc. lhc llutc quztrtcttc. which is unc ul' tht' must unique QYOIIIJS cvcr orgztnizcrl :tt Cc-ntrztl ' l can XYoclli, Vt-rnun times, varying from pep tncctings to iss st-xtc-ttv, Sltvrmzm Myers, Curtis u 'stair llrucc lit-tclu-r, Norton Sta-nsliucl. :mtl 'll ltztvc ztppczitwl clcvcn timvs ztnrl. :ts an :tclclt-cl Zllll'ZlL'- PY ur in Nurtlicrn Minnusutzi, cunsistvtl ut Q :trol ,I . 5 , . . D 4 l liill Milla-r. They liztvc ztppezliwcl seven times :incl Q11-:1tt'tl mucli intc-rt-st. The mixccl uctcttc, lflizztlmctli 'll'lYll'l' Nl'n'jm'ic .XlltTl'l'SllIl. T':Sllll'l' Slmcljc, Coiistztiicc liicl, Rich- l '1i'-fu Xslcv lluuqcn. :im :ml Nygzutrtl, Owen .-Xllmcrtstm, .-Xslcy llcmgvn, :tml T,I'll1l'Cl1C0 ' ' ' - ' -' Jlicr 'mlmlcs wt-rc the Clztrinct blxmljt' .ippmiul tum tiims. 4 t cnsc tlllIll'll'lll' :mtl szlxupltmlc ql1:li'tt'tl0. The Trio Margaret Dunhum, Thelma Sharp. Audrey Hanson, The Brass Scxtcttc Norton Stenshoel, Ted Thorson, Bruce Betcher. Donald Morken, Curtis Pierce, Sherman Myers. T431 f Q!! HE halls resound with notes and noise as the district music contest draws near. . .Final choir tryouts with everyone insisting he has a bad head cold. . . Brass sextet makes re- cording and runs all over town having it play . ..The day before the contest . . . Recordings are made of all music groups, and we hear ourselves play and sing . . . VVhat a thrill . . . Saturday and the district contest! . . .The town is flooded with a thousand students, and the school building is packed all day long. . .At close of day we receive five A's and one B fhighest ratings in districtj ...State contest looms ahead ..., A s major organization band is selected to go with ensembles . . . Intensive rehearsals . . . Then to Minneapolis and St. Paul for three feverish days of excitement . . . HAT an operetta! . . . VV e present the first high school one in fiv years . . . Hearts are anxious, and voices shaky as tryouts begin . . . The cast is selected, and An Old Spanish Custom swings into rehearsal . . . T. W. provides refreshing chocolate after practice. . . Miss Morck directs dancing choruses and loses ten pounds . . .and dignity . . . Kenny puns Sherm's Castillian love song into a Cast-Iron one . . . johnny practices flirting with the Irish chorus girls . . . Masked Riders dash about scaring nobody ...At last, Opening Night!!! . .. QAII right, then, just dress rehearsalj . . .Audrey and Kenny play lights out with the stage manager when cues get mixed up . . . Everyone runs madly about back stage. . . Nock faints neatly for Dexter . . . Cast and choruses take bows, and curtain drops . . . Orchids to all performers for their achievement. . .To everyone else, something to talk about for the rest of the year . . . HE clark portals swing open, and the grind commences . . .A few hat sizes are greatly increased as results of officer elections are announced . . . Music Council is formed to rule them all . . . Bob L. almost faints as he is named council presi- dent . . . Quote: What do I do now? Unquote . . . Band, choir, orchestra practice regularly . . . T. W. vacations in California for a short time, and everyone relaxes . . . Then back to work again . . . Students combine duck hunting with band clinic at Thief River . . . They get the down beat but no duck meat. . . . Plans for an operetta begin to be whispered and debated . . . Miss Morck organizes and directs junior Glee Club . . .A beginner's string class works out on VVednesday after school . . . Bystanders suddenly desert area near music room on those nights . . . After several local triumphs the Trioettes hit the air waves . . . Embarrassment reigns as students take turns directing band.. . Brass Sextette goes to town . . .The operetta is given, and the contest numbers are chosen ...Rehearsals pile on rehearsals as everyone practices fever- ishly . . . Then the contest . . .and more contest . . . Well, it's all over . . . The portals slam shut till next year . . . So long, C.H.S. . . . I441 Have You the Pep Band, the Pepperettes, and our cheerleaders go into action? our football team fight out a tough season? the action shots of our best basketball team in years? .1 X u '2,., , L, I A. 4 I? the good work done by the golf and track teams? the activities the GAA. and our physical education classes engage in? l45l Mr Scheela Mr. Obermeyer Mr. Tygeson Mr. Osborn During the two years that MR. UHIQRMICYIQR has been football coach and athletic director of the school. he has worked hard to pull his football team out of the bad slump of past seasons. Through his ability and patient hard work he has not only found first string material but has developed a strong team for next year. Mr. Obermeyer is also assistant coach and faculty manager of the basketball squad. Under the able tutelage of MR. 'l'YGlCSf DN. our basketball team has piled up a record that may well be envied by any other school in the Northwest-winning seventeen out of twenty-two games played this season. Much credit must go to Mr. 'llyg'eson's careful training. For the past six years, his teams have been either tournament favorites or the dark horses. ln addition to directing the Junior high football and basketball squad. MR, SClllil'il,.-X coaches the backlield men on the football team. The calisthenics and drills which the boys take under his supervision are beneficial in preventing strain: and injuries. His work with the junior high boys has helped greatly in preparing them for varsity competition. 'l'he head of the boys' physical education department, MR. USBQ JRN, has gone a long way in promoting new ideas for body-building in his gym classes. He direct: intra-mural basketball and track. The annual physical education demonstration has been sponsored by Mr. Osborn and Miss Burnett for the last two years. E461 Lo al Boosters x , 4 , , Nj' a. nf of the team are these groups ,ll NM 'IL ls. D1 JIU.. ffl. A 1Ql'L L :li 'Y X-lr l J 13 Q i I ,L l'lQ lnlnring pt-p luznnl. :tlcrt t'liooi'lt-cult-i's, snappy llClJl7t'l't'ltl'S- jflf p Il, :ill inrlnct- ns to lt-t go onr dignity :intl shutter onr nc-ig ' A.. lior's vzirtlrnnis. ,llllt'l't'l.tIl't', nincli credit for the cnthnsizistit ' rf l V fl clict-rs ot' thc spt-ctzttors :it the gznnvs innst go to tht- t-tlorts of l, f I. ffhlk those tll'g'ZllllZ1ltltJllS. Our clitft-i'lt':lclc1ts introclnct' new yt-lls :intl t '-'J' songs to keep school spirit zllivc. tht' l,t'13IJt'l'Ctft'S Czlrry ont drills V , :mtl spccizil zicts for vziricty. :incl tht- pt-p lmztnrl helps ont wlicrcvt J ,tv there is room for at toot .-on the tooter. r' 7 I 9' Ll ', 'J J . PEP BAND Bock row: Blivcn, Anderson. Sticknoy, Morkcn. Fourth row: Stcnshocl. Skodje, Allard. Third row: Smith, T. Thorson. Schuett, Hutt-her. Johnson. Second row: Hinklc. Holt, Sundet, Y Pierce, Myers. Zitkn. Front row: Olson. Gustafson, L0 Mas- nricr. Simpson. Thorson, Morck. Hanson. HEERLEADERS Ruth Mt-thy. Doris Rufio. Lnvcrnu lion- drivkson, Beverly Weird, Margaret Dnnhznn, Mr. lliulsberg. adviser. DEP CLUB Buck row: Wilson. Skodjv, Borkenhzig- un, Roimzinn, A. Normunn. Fifth row: Wold. M. Norman. Pongrzl. llillmon, Muir. Thompson. Fourth row: Wilkins. Schmidt. Haugen. Frccborg, Hanson. Sellberg. 'I'hi1'd row: Woodstrom. Fagerstroin. Wilcox, Shaft, Boltmun, Rishovd. Second row: Smith, Larson, Anderson. Toylcr, Gjcsdnhl. Thygeson. Front row: Iverson, Wick, Reinschmidt, Coto. E. Nornizmn. Kohn. Sharp. i471 I EY Gridiron Gossip lo Earl Haugen and Don McKenzie VVith much new equipment, including foot- ball shoes, and after thirteen days of strenuous practice under Coaches Obermeyer and Scheela, the Pirates took Fosston in the first game of the year 28 to O. Bud Sampson copped all honors by scoring 22 of the 28 points made. Glen Morlan scored the other 6. Nearly everyone saw action, and the coaches were able to see what they really had in the line of first string material and sub- stitutes. A reminder to next year's team, Foss- ton doesn't care if they lose every game next year just so they win the Crookston game. After four days of practice and revision the Bucs were defeated by their age-old rivals, Thief River, 25-O. Kevin O'Malley, a Thief River player of last year, played his best game of the season against his former team mates. Glenn Houske was outstanding at an end position. Still another four days, and the Bucs were defeated 26-0 by Red Lake Falls. The Bucs had the upper hand in everything but the score. Player after player from Red Lake was knocked cold or car- ried off the Field through the hard blocking and tackling of Hanson, Bill Sampson, Bill Crane, and others, Tom -lessen played in this game and made up for not being able to play in anv of the others. The next week the Bucs held the A. C. to a scoreless tie. A spread formation was used in the last couple of minutes of play, and its execution was so well timed that it lacked one foot of a touchdown. Not only did the team lose the chance to victory, but also the chance of getting Bob Crawford, slippery halfback of the A. C. Bill Sampson played a stellar game. The Pirates traveled to Vllarren only to come back on the short end again. A large crowd of Crookston people were there to see Crookston's Morlan take the pigskin over for a touchdown a few minutes after the kickoff. NN'ith such an easy touchdown the Pirates were really in the mood E481 for a good game but were unable to hold NYar- ren's trick plays. Stan Tygeson, Bob Brekke Morlan. and Iirnie Rude carried Ct-ntral's colors l N ' Y 1 . lhe game ended 18 to 6 in XX arren s possession Upsetting all dope buckets the Pirates took Mahnomen, 7 to 0, in one of Crook- ston's best played games of the season. It started to rain on the opening kickoff and rained throughout the whole game. Gamme, playing guard, took care of one of Mahno- men's stellar players shortly after the game started. The Pirates dominated the field the whole game, and Mahnomen only threatened once-late in the game. Gamme, Riel, who made the only touchdown, Bud Sampson, Bill Sampson, Morlan, and Butch Hanson were most outstanding. All week long the Pirates worked out in thi rain to their delight, for it was an advantage. Bu' the homecoming game with lfast Grand Fork: was a dry day, and so were the Crookston play- ers. If ever a team deserved to lose, it was the Pirates. XVithout any subs who dared to play, thx lirst stringers had to play the whole game injure: or not. The game ended 45 to 0 for Iiast Grant Forks. With the graduation of a complete team of seniors, possibilites aren't very bright for next year. Leadership for that team will be lifted to Bud Sampson, Kevin O'Malley, Emil Hansen, and Bill Crane. The latter two played on the first team this year and were only freshmen. We won't miss seeing them play when they're seniors. To Coaches Ubermeyer and Scheela goe: much credit for making what they did out of sucl material. They started at the beginning of thi season with very little to work with. As the sea son progressed the Bucs were working into 1 better, surer machine. Regardless of the last gamn with lfast Side, had they had the ability and de termination at the start of the season that Wa' theirs at the end they would have surprised manj of their opponents. PKWFWF M ! f SENIOR LETTERMEN Front row: Jack Tiedemann. Armand Ganirne, Don McKenzie, Ernest Rude, Bob Brekke, and Don Danielson, Manager. Back row: Glen Morlan, Robert Panzer. Earl Haugen, Clay.on Lee. UNDERCLASS LETTERMEN Tom Jcssen 1343 about to tackle. Tiedemann 1463 and Front row: Bill Crane, Emil Hansen, Raymond Opperud. Houske '33, m the background commg up' Stanley Tygoson, Gordon Saugstad. Back rnw: Wallace Frederickson, Russell Sampson, Curtis SECOND TEAM Front row: Morkcn, Wicklander. Johnson. Rosenthal, Whitney, Wilson. Second row: Lundeberg, Eidsmoe. Bain. Heglund, Laurent, Jasper. Back row: Graham. Eide. lgowardiXWi0se. Dikel, Storeby. Riel. Earl Haugen, with ball, brought down after a long gain. MI' LUX SIQXSUXS Rlffllllll ookstun .ZS A - - lfosston lt trookstoti tw X'Yai'rcn toolfstoil ll - 'Vlnvl' River Ifalls 15 -, ,A - , , Hmksmn U - Rwl Ilalw ll-M15 20 Lioolxston 1 - Xlalinonnn mmkston lt - Xtwtlmt-st School tl Lioolxstoii tl - lfztst tlrantl lforks 45 l-191 fl SMA Lf vb, lf 'lv KL, Q7 f. ix JY WJ 'EKMFFV if fu 1 X M. Front row: Glen Morlan. Clayton Lee. Tom Jessen. Harold Lundeberg, Owen Albertson. Second row: William Bakken. Earl Haugen. Kevin O'Malley, Budd Turnquist. Donald Peterson. Willis Eitle. student manager. Back row: Curtis Riel. Bill Crane, Russell Howard. Chris Eckhof, Ruxsell Sampron James Rude. Lctniard Swanson, Emil Hanson. Irvin Huotte. Hawley Femrite. Basketballis Ups and Downs t by Don McKenzie and Earl Haugen lllt. haslwtlrall stluatl llll'llt'ti taut two wt't'lts lmclnrt' 'lli'i1iItw'iriiif with hi-fh litlpcs tit ' ' :H rs A tlt'x't'Ioping a t'li:iiiipitnisl1ip tt'ain. 'l'ht- hors hati plavvtl ttlgt'tht'r sint't' they wt'rt' in tht' st'vt'nth gratlty antl it was tht- popular tipinitin that this wnultl ht' tht' yt'ar for tht' I'iratt's to taltt' tht tlistrirt. tht' rcgitinal. antl gn to tht' statt' tourna- nit'nt. lint again lurlt wt'nt against tht'ni. antl they , 2 wt'rt' tIt'lt'att'tl tht' last st't'tintls tit tht- tlistritt Q linals. ,lt'sst'n, l.tnitIt'ht'rg', .Xlht'rtstnn. Kltnrlan. 'l'u1'n- quiet. l,t't'. antl llangun taint' hack trtiin last v war s tt'ain. 'lihtx vttit .u1g'nit'ntt'tl hy thrt't' valu- ahlt' rt'st'rvt's: l't'tt'rstln, tl'Nlallt'y, antl llaltltcn. 'Ixlitiw who tnrnt-tl nut ftnnntl that it wasnt going . . t r t ' ' S ' L1tl'lCh t . tn ht tl tnith tu stay on tht ttani httati t . 'Iiy'g't'w1i anntvnnt't'tl that ht' wtinltl pick a stiuatl X ul' liftttn intl tliniinitt thtin until ht hitl hit t 1 lnxt Ntlllltl nl ttn gtwtutl I itii K x. N3 S tif .4-:-f . ,f 1 Season Starts W1'tl1 Wl11'1'l1af1'11tf Basketball l'ilt'x't'n imlayura niatlt' tht' trip tml Xlrlnttisli lJt't't'inlmt'r Ii, for tht' Iirst gaint' til' tht' st'astln Nearly tht' whtllt' htlllllti saw attitiii. for tht' l'i- ratt's st'trrt'tl an t'asy rit'ttiri' til' JW-JO. ltritlay night tht-y ttitllt tin a tltiuhlt' ht'atlt'r against Cli- niax antl l isht'r. Climax gaintwl an t'arly lt'at against tht' st't'twntl string. lint tht' starting livt rallit'tI in tht' st't'tlntl hall' tt: win. .Xftt'r a short rt'st tht-5' sttliilwtl l isht'r twiltl ln' trininiing tlit'n .ill-14. HCI-tll't' tht' Chriwtnias htnlitlarw trutultsttvii hat' 1 - . 'rt t'ha Itt'tl six wins :intl nn lmws. lht' stars wt'rt Kltmrlan, tht' Mars tin tlt'lt'nwt'3 .Xllwrtstni at lur- wartl mixing' hnth t'ilZll'Ilk'lt'l'lSiltNQ l.untlt'lvt'rg, tht lung' shut t'xpt'rt: l,t-t'. tht' titht'r I'tlrwartl5 t l'Nlal- ht'giiining' tn ahintx .lt'sst'n. twinkling' tin tllltiist' li'f', 11l111'i11g ll littlt- l1it lll. l'Yl'l'j'llllllgi Zlllil l'1-t1-1'- s1111. 11lt1-1'1111ti11g witl1 l.1-1- 11t l.tll'NY1ll'll, 11l11y1-cl 1111 littlc- 111111 i11 11111l1i11g tlu- l'l58'3'l l'i1'11t1-s il suc- 1'1-ss. ,'Xilt'l' tlu- l111li1l11ys tlu- l'i1'11t1-s 11il1-1l llll 11111- vit-t111'y 11l't1-1' 2lllt1i.llL'l'. 'lllu-1' 1l1-tt-1111-1l tl1'111ul l:lll.kS .27-211 11111l lltlVVlllll 1111-1' .X1l11. 'lllu- .Xggit-s l'1lll i11t11 ll st111u- VV1lllI XYIll'l'k'll lllltllglll tll't1tlliSltlll w1111l1l lu- 1-11sy l111t llglll'Cll 1lill'1-1'1-11tly 11I't1-1' hltlllll- 111'v lf. Victory String? Stopped by Pnowfcns 'l'lu-11 1'1111u- tl111t l:1t1-t'11l 1-1'1-11i11g l.Vll0ll tlu- lillCS t1'111'1-ll1-1l t11 'l'l1it-f liivcl' for tlu-it li1'st 1-11- 1'111111t1-1' witl1 tlu- 1-x-st11tc 1-l11111111s. 'l'lu- lll'ttVVlCl'S VVt1ll tl111t gllllll' l11' Il Sl-211 sc111'1-, wliicli 11i11111-1l 11111' string 111' 1-lt-1'1-11 1'i1-t111'ics 111 tlu- l1111l. ,Xl.iK'1' tl111t glllllk' tlu- lillCS s1'111'1-1l flllll- wins 11111l tl11'1-1- l1ss1-s. losing 111 tl1'111ul l'il1l'liS, tlu- N111'tl1w1-st S1'l11111l, lllltl 'llliit-l lQlX'l'l' Zlgillll. lly tlu- ti11u- tlu- lt1lll'll1llllK'lll 1'11ll1-1l 111'11111ul tlu- t1-11111 11111l tlu- iZlllS NVl'l'L' i11 tlu- riglil il'ZllllL' 11t' 111i111l 111 1-11t1-1' SllCll ll 1-111111-st. 'l'lu- Ql'llL'l'Zll 11l1i11i1111 wits. NXT l111vc :is g11111l ll ClIZl.llL'K' 115 tlu- 11tlu-1' t1-11111. 'l'lu- tt-11111 swt-pt 1111-1' l,lllllllllCl' 11111l XY111'1'1-11 Illlll llllll 'llliicl liivt-1' i11 tlu- ll11:1ls. C1'1111l4st1111 l1-1l tl11'1111g'l11111t tlu- Qilllltf ltlll i11 tlu- l11st twc-1111'-1-iglit st-1-11111ls 11l play. l':1ll'l NlL'littlSllll 111 tlu- l,l't1VVlt'l'5 i11t1-1'1'1-11t1-1l Il L'1'1111l1st1111 1111ss lllltl st-1111-cl tlu- l11t11l tw11 poiiits llllll 111'11l111l1ly lu-pt tlu- l'i1'11t1-s 11111 11t tlu- st11t1- t11111'111111u-11t. Eiglzt Letterman Leaving, Thr-ee Returninfi L'1111t11i11 'll11111 hlc-ssc-11 l111s llilil liiglt s1'111'i11g lu111111's for tlu- p11st tW11 yt-111's. .Xtiy c111u'l1 VVtJlllCl lu- 111111111 t11 l111v1- 21 st111' tl111t is s11 wt-ll tlrillccl i11 1-1-1-1'1' pl111s1- 111' tlu- gzuiu-. l,l1lltll'llL'l'g'S ict-1li11g tlu- lbllll to 'l'11111 i111'11u-1l llllk' of tlu- lllt1Sl 1l1111g1-1'- 1111s st-111'i11g t1-11111s i11 tlu- clistrict. lXl111'l1111, wl111s1- 1l1-f1-11si1'1- 11l1ility was 1llllJ2ll'ZlllC'l0tl, lllilyllll Qll2l1'1l 1l111'i11g tlu- 1-11ti1'1- st-11s1111 Zlllil VVZIS 1'11t1-1l tlu- 11111st 1'11l1111l1lc 1111111 i11 tlu- 1list1'i1't 111ul, witl1 hlt-ssc-11 111ul l,llllCll'llL'l'g, 1111ul1- tlu- 11ll-1list1'iCt t1-11111. l.1-c Zlllfl l'1-11-1's1111 wort- 1'11l1111l1lt- llll'll i11 tl111t tlu-y c1111l1l ZllVV2lj'S lu- clt-111-111l1-cl 1111 in 11 11i11cl1. 'llll1'lltIlllSf 11111l 'll11yl111', tlu- lZlftl'1' lltlt lu-ing 11l1lL- t11 play 1111til tlu- 1-111l 11f tlu- sn-11s1111. wt-tc 1lc1u-111l11l1l1- 1'cs1-1'v1-s. .xllll'l'lStlll, ll0NVll' 1-lt-Ott-1l 1'11pt11i11 for lU3'7-40. 11111l tJ'Kl11ll1-5' Zll'L' tlu- ttllly tw11 lt-ttc-1'11u-11 tt-t111'11i11g 111 tu-xt f'l'Zll'lS t1-11111. 'lllu-so lVVtl l1111's l111v1- 1-111'1u-1l tlu- right t11 illl llllllttl' 11l1u'1- 1111 tlic 11-11111. Pllfkflf pirates Bzzilcz' Strong Record If wt- 1'1111l1l 1'1111u- i11 111 tlu- l111lls 11l' C. ll. S. Ii1't- yn-111's f1'11111 lltlVV 1l111'i11g tlu- llllll' 111' tlu- 1list- rict lt1lll'llIllllClll. tlu- st111l1-tits will llftlllillllj' still lu- tztlkiiig 11l11111t tlu- l'I3S-39 l'i1'11t1-s. S11 111'11111l w1-1'1- tlu- l111si1u-ss lllCll 11111l SClllllll 11f tlu-it' 11-1-111'1l tl111t tlu-y SL'lll tlu- tt-11111 1l11w11 111 VVZlfCl1 tlic st11t1- t11111'111111u-11t. 'l'lu-y llillli 1l1-tt-11t witl1 VlL'ltll'y Zlllfl 2llVVZlj'S 1-1111u- l11u'l1 strong. XY1- wisli tlu- g1'111l1111ti11g lCllL'l'lllCll tlic lmcst lll- luck i11 tlu-it' tututt- l111slu-t- l111ll 1-1111-1-1's, 111111 tlu- 1'1-t111'11i11g lt-ttt-1'11u-11 thc lu11u- lllllt wc- will lllllll' 11f tllL'lll iii tlu- st11tc t11111'- llZllllCllt lu-xt yt-111'. WilI'l'0ll 1:11me: Leo 161. Jesscn, tshoutingt, and Morlan East G ra nd Fo rks Thief River 111111162 Ttitnquist. 1361 in textrcuie right 1. manic: Riel, tshoot- air, and Albertson textreme left! ingb, Jessen, tfol- ready to receive pass. lowing int E511 Facts and Figures by Willis Eide Basketball SlfASUN'S RECORD DISTRICT STANDINGS INDIVIDUAL SCORING Opponent Crookston , , 1 hqlelntosh - - 20 29 1- Thmf Rlvef Falls Nl. Captain Tem Jessen - 192 ggllilgf : : i 2. Crookston l-larold Lundeberg - - 110 Rel Lake Fall, 11 34 . O Alb t' - - 100 Fast Grand Foiks - 23 35 3' Warren Kwin Ovygilion 7 Fosston - - - 17 40 4 F t G d F ki evm ' 'I ey ' 0 Grand Forks Central 26 27 ' 'as ran or 5 . Glen Morlan - - 66 Ada ---- 15 36 Cl t L 42 Northwest School - 12 22 ' Hy 011 ee ' ' Efggfgll Q Q QQ 22 ALI.-DlsTR1CT TEAM -Df1'l?'d Pet'ffS0 ' 23 Thief River Falls - 31 25 Ton jeg - - C nt Y ' W l121m Bakken ' ' 9 Red Lake lfellle 18 36 1 'Sen ' C C Earl Haugen - - - 5 ,Y1fggCRiVer'FHllg - Harold Lundeberg Guard Leonard Swanson - - 4 Grand Forks Central 31 18 Glen Morlan - - - Guard . Curtis Riel - - - 4 E. :t G l F rk - 25 29 . - Mlslntognc -o s 28 32 Best .player m the 1939 Budd Tllfl1i1lllS1 - - 3 Northwest School - 33 19 District 31 Tournament Raymond Horge - 2 1939 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT R l I..k- F ll. ........,. 27' C' I L a I Red Lake Falls ....,.,..... 19' Goodridge .................... 15 e E. e F k ...... 28 East Grand Forks mbye, Ist Grlmd or S East Grand Forks 17 CONSOLATION ,. . , . N I'l5h'3 ---------------------------- 32 Fisher 16 Thief River Falls 26 GAAIE Oslo Tl. f R. F ll 30 Warren ....,..................... 23 Thief River Falls ...bye, me wer A I I East Grand 1401-ks ' '14 ii' Hlmc Climax .,....,. 25' CHAMPIONSHIP imax ...... . ..... 29 f GANIE Warrell ......... 40 Warren ----- ---------e l we, 5 Warren 20 Thief River lrlllle ..,,, .12 A1V11 afI0 ----e- -----'-e- 2 Zi Plummer n Crookslton ..,.. .,...... 3 O Crookston .. Plummer .,,.., ..,,..... 2 4 S Crookston Crookston .......,....,.,... bye, REGIONAL VVINNER - - Thief River Falls STATE WINNER - - - Mountain lake REGIONAL RUNNERUP - - Middle River STATE RUNNERUP - Marshall, Minneapolis G.A.A. 'TOURNAMENT INTIERCLASS Juniors 27 - - Ninth Grade 21 - Juniors 26 Seniors 23 Juniors 32 Seniors 9 - - 1 - Seniors 11 Sophomores 11 Ninth Grade 14 Sophomores 24 Sophomores 16 Ninth Grade 6 C lzaznpionship Gmane Juniors 24 - - Ninth Grade 4 Consolation Game Seniors 24 - Sophomores 10 E521 TOURNAMENT First Round juniors 9 - - Seniors 5 Ninth Grade 30 Sophomores 23 Second Round Seniors 19 - Sophomores 13 Ninth Grade 12 - Juniors 10 Champions - Ninth Grade -grvd ,dwzh 'I'1':1Ck Front row: Swanson, Lind- hohn, Yeriun, Krogman. Riel. Morlan, Sampson. Storeby, Spence. Back row: Opperud. Erick- son, Dikel. O'Malley. llorgc. Wiese. Hansen. Ping Pong Harold Lnndeberg Qleft l. champion and Kenneth Schuett, runnernp. CJOIT Co ach Ernotle Hiller. Leonard Swanson. Bill Sampson. Don McKen- zie. V738 lllS'lllQlC'l' Rllilffl' 'l'l1im'lA RlYk'l' Ifalls ----- S016 XY:irrcn - - - 44 ihmlisllmii f ' - - 24142 limi iiraml l ln'kf - - - Z4 FF ill Pk Ifhmyll Sllk'llCCfl'4lI'Sl place. l'olc Yznnlt. I .1lll'l'CllCl' -lUllllSHllil'xll'Sl place. llrozul jlllllll, Track points points points points 11138 IQIQIZIHXXI, XIIQICT l. llzirls Rapifls 2. Ihicl Rivvr lwnllx if Pl' Y l,aw1'c11cv 'lUllllS4lllfl'xll'Sl plnvc, Iligh ,lin Ifhwyll Spa-ilu--l'ix's1 1ml:n'u. I'olv Yznnh. lYi1h right of last yn-:n s tvzun l'L'llll'lllllg, SIJCIICC, Iiroginzin, l.inclhl:hn. Xlorlan. Sznlilpsmi, Swzlllson ,ml Up 4 . pvrnll. along' with lwclvc ncw cznimlnlalcs, Louh llovll fJSIlHl'll is looking fUl'lYIll'll to il fmt In-:nn thu xi ll Golf 1038 IJISTIQIL lx Nllflfwl' l. lin-miclji 3. 'Ixhiuf Kiwi' Falls 2. Crookstmi 4. lirskinv Moll was stxnrtuil in KL'llll'IlI lll 1036, with thc l'n':1tuspl:1c111g Iwnrlh in thv clixtrivl lHlll'llillllk'lll. In WW thnx rznilwll -ccoml. 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Points are earnecl hv participating in the clillerent activities. XYhen a girl has earnefl one hunclrecl points. she automatically lmeeonies a nieinlmer ancl is entillecl to receive a G..X,.X. pin. .X sniall letter is given for live liuuclrerl points, a large letter for one tliousanrl points. ancl :1 har for eaeh aclclitional one thousancl points. Creclit may he acquired luv taking part in the major sports: such as, lmaskethall. volleyball, soeeer. anrl lcittenlmall. 'llhe niinor activities inelumle traelc, areherv, tennis, skating. skiing. haclminton, tap clanc- ing, tunilmling. hiking, hieveling. ancl shulllehoarcl. 'llhe GMX..-X. lmoarcl nienilrers also sponsor social activities. such as parties ancl Carnivals. Miss Claire llurnett. the aclviser ancl instructor for all girls' athletics, has heen especially active in G..'X..'X. work. She has introclueecl many icleas ancl activities which have stimulatefl new interest anml eneourageml girls to take part in the program of the association. XYith her continued gniclanee anrl help, the ll.,X..X. can well look forwarrl to even more sneeess in the future. R SPORTS HEADS G.A.A. OFFICERS MAJOR SPORTS HEADS K row: Nina Iverson. archeryg Marion Lois Borkenhagen, secretary-treasub Marion Reinschmidt. volleyballg Florence Muir. shuffleboardg Helen Lindberg, erL Luverne Hendrickson, presi- Wold, soccerballg Miss Burnett, adviser: tapping. dent: Glendora Larson. vice-pres- Lorraine Zitka, kills-nballg Delia How- ident. lett, basketball. md row: Elizabeth Tayler, tennisg Doris Rude, tumbling. il row: Lorraine Pengra, roller skating: ,L Mila Jane Miller, trackg Lois Wood- 04 1' sirom, ice skating. X 5 K N N iss: Sli? il X4 lil 1 'rw N, My fx, V 'QQ Ely MSX . xiii? N N 5 u . ANA- 804-XVX xlimfx all-'AA l l JL, .f l fl l fu ' x , , H Ax .9 .S , N l, ': I x, 'I' 1 A 1' AAR A ' ' -t-bk I 'All '-Q.. SS f 'N 1. 'lunior lligh lmaskethall gainecl many enthusiastic recruits this year. liront rovx M. johnson. XY. lohnson, Larsen, IJ Morl' 'A ' F . . an. l.r1eksou, Klorken, XY. Morlar Rosenthal 9- ' ' ' L. , ceoncl low. IJ. lulckhof. Veroux, llhorson, llranclt. Moen, Cram lfllis. 'llhircl row: Luncleherg, Gjesclahl. C. lfiekhof, Mortenson, lleglancl. 2. 'llhes lmoys ean't seein to renielnlmer which encl they're supposed to stand on: hut if yoi askecl them. they'cl tell you this is only one of the many stunts they learn in llllllll ling elass. 3. Clayton Storehy remains uninlpressecl hy rlexterous lJexter's antie on the parallel liars. 'llhis apparatus develops the hoys' agility ancl halanee, as wel as their muscular eontrol. 4. Norman-- XYe seem to he going in eireles l lle ani Clayton are working out on the high horizontal har, which offers would-he aerolmt a ehanee to display their skill. 5. llow to get the moon over the mountain in si: easy lessons. This game of eagelmall looks like exhausting work, hut it is reall- fun-unless someone hounees that hall on your head. E561 I I KOOL' ,iffy '772 5 1 And Have You that the school parties were the most fun you've liarl? that our Pepster is the lmest one vou've ever read? that the junior and Senior class' plays were really great? that all the extra-curricular activities give you enjoyment? that your school life is more interesting than vacation? I R+' of xt as l57'l Dcclamation - '111-' 111' 1111- 111-U11111111111111 Sl'1lS11ll 1 '11111-111s 1'1-- XY1111 1111- 11111111 N Ill 111-1'1-111111-1' 111. Zl 1:11'g1- lllllll1l1'l' 111 sl '- 111- 1111- 11ll'l'l' 1'11111-111-s 111 L'1l1ll'Q'11. 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Ll111'1-111'1-, 1111w1'v111', 1l1lS 1-yvs 11111y 1111' Vi111 1111- 1'1111111. 5. 111111 ut 1'1111111y, who IS Slltlllg' 111'1'11ss grins g'1c111111ly W11111- L'1111'v111'1' . ,. li1SSL'S 1111' ll1l1S1111Ig' Miss 1111111-y. l1111111y, 1111 thu 11t111'1' 11111111. 11111's11'1 s111'111 111 think 1111s 11 11111 11' 1-1111- 1 1 , 11114. 11. 1111- 111'11111c111s 111 17I'U1lllJ1lllg', g111111'1'111g prop- crtics, 211111 c11s11111111s 111111- 11111y 1111111111-11 hy 111is 1-11111- 111'11-111 111'111I111'111111 s 11111. 4 1 1 1 ,J .QA 1111 5111111 11111'N11X 11111 111- 111 411 111 1511111111 11' 1 1111111 , . . - . 1l'111l11I 1111111 111 1111-I111'111'1-111-'11'+11N 111 1111 1 11 1 1111 111 11111 1111 11 11111111111 11111 S11 1111'l'1'N 1111- X1g11:11 111111 1111111 1 X11111111 111111 11111111 1.11 1111111111 1 111-111g 11-11-1'1-111'1-111111111111 11111 11 111111 111 11111111 1 1 111 111111111111- 111111111 1111 1111111111 11111 11111f1 11111 11 1111 111 1111 1111 11 11 1 111111 111111-1-11111-'111 111 1111 11111111 111.1 1111 1 111 1111 1 1 111 11111 1111 11 111111111141 111111111X 111111:11N1111111111 1111111-111111 11 11111111 111 111111111 1111 IX 111 s 111111111111 1,1111'1'1'111X1' 11111111-11111111111 1 1111111111111 1' 111111 111 1111 1 11-'11- 1 -1-111'+-1- X11 IN1111 x 1 1X1Il11lll11 1111112111111 1111111111111 111 1111111 lXl114 111 11111111111-1114-'11'1111-11111111111:11111111111 111 111111 11111 1111111 1111111 11111 1111-1111-1-111-11111111-X 1 1111-11-1.1-11111111111111111111 1 11 111111 11111 11 1111 1l1'11l111I111lN1lll1X11lQ1111 11111-'11111-1-11111111 1111 1 1111 1 1 1111 11 1 11 111111111-1'1-11 111 1'1'll1l'NNlI1A N11-111111'1111111111111 1111 1111 1 111 11111111111 1111 11 1111111111 11111 111t'I111'1W11111'X1111N1'12111111 111111111 1111 1111111 1111111 1111 111111ws 11. 1111 .X1111 111-1-111111-s 2l11g'1'1' 111 1111- 11111 111'1-1' :1 11'1111- '11111 1Q11111'1-Q 111111 111- IS 1-111111111'11-11 111' '11111111 41111. w11111- '11H111111f' 111'1111X'111K' 11111111-s 11Q1- ,11 1111- 11l1I1111'11111111- 111 g'1-1 111 111-111-1 ' 11-1111 1. .X1111. 1'11111111, 11 ls 111s1'111'1-1'1-11 111111 1211- 1111-'s 1lI'1Q'111111 1-ss111' 111111 111-1-11 1111- 111-xt 111-sl 11111-. 1f111111- g-1-1s 1111111 1111- 11111111-1' 211111 X1111, 111111 1111- 1'111'111111 11111s. 1-11 111-1'1- W1- +1-1- 1111- 111151111-ss 511111. 1'1'11:111111-1' 1,I1ll1'C1, S111g'1- N1Il11ZlQl'1' -1Ilk'1i, 111111 1,1'11Il 11111' N111Y1l1l'. 111 ll 111111- P11111-l'1'l'11Ci' 1-111-1-11i11g bX'l'1' 1111- l11'1'l11i 111 1111- v1-1'1' 111111111111111 1111-11 w111g1- w111'11 Almost Eighteen The Senior Class Play K 1 1 Z 1,1I'L'k'1L'l1 11y ,1ll.S',S' Hlfl.lf.Y 1Ylf11',1I.-IX 0 CXST U15 C11.-X1Q.XC'1'1f1lS 11111111111 11111'1'y 1,1111 X11-K1-11110 111'1l1'1' 1111l'1'j' .X1111r1-y 11111151111 111-1111'i1-1- - - - 111-11-11 1f11k1-1' R1111111- 1X'111'1'1-11 - 1111111121 Marie 1'1Cl1ll'11l' Hrs. ii1'11111'i111- A11l1'22ll'L'1 S1t'YL'1ls 1f1111i1- 11ll1'1'j' - ,1111111 1.111-111-11 l11-111'g1- - ' ,1I11111 113.l'111l1g' .11111 - 112111111-Q11 1.1111g111i11 H7 S11115' L'1111st11111-1- 1111-1 '1'11111111y - - - 1211-1111 1111115111- I V D His, 1l1111'y1111111- - - 111-11y 111111151111 '. 1 ' I 11:11---'1 - 1'--1.1l1- W md. bully Dmvld- 1 11111 x11111111 X l111 . 1 1'1Q111J1'1 1'111N S'11.-1191: 1:l1S111L'SS K1111111g1-1' - XYi11is H1111- 1 S111g'1- K1IlI11lg'l'I' - - '12lL'1i ,111l'l1C1ll2llI1l 1'1'11111-1'1y A11ll1Ilg. L'1' ---- N1:1y1111- 8111111-1111 1'11s1111111-s - - 1,11t'y 11111151-11, 1D111'11111y '1'11y1.fea1111 ' .X111'1-r1iQi111g x11l11flg1'1' ----- S111-1'111a11 Myers 1'1'111111111-1-s f - ,1l'Il11C11L' 111-1111ri1'ks1111, 1.1111r1-1 .X11111-rson 11131 Jitterhugs Swarm under the gym lights only to emerge MULTI-colorecl balloons Hoat high above the informally dress- ed dancers as they swing and sway to the rhythm of Mr. Nick Lodian and his orchestras. In the background paper foot- if balls, with the name of a player on each one, decorate the back- ,Q boards of the baskets. The first hour of the football party is de- voted to pre-dancing. conducted by a group of teachers. A grand ml.. X march, led by Kathleen Laughlin, senior class president. and Mr. Obermeyer. football coach, introduces the program. In conclud- ing. miniature footballs are awarded to the team members by John M Locken. Kathleen Laughlin. Constance Kiel. and John Locken headed the program committee for the first party of the year. The hostesses for the evening were Helen Foker, Audrey Hanson, and Betty Johnson. As a setting for the Senior Snowball Spree all four walls are decorated with fluffy white snowballs accented by colored lights f and sprigs of mistletoe. The program features those two great comedians, Margaret Stevens and John Locken, as Baby Snooks and her daddy, respectively but not respectably. In Teddy Thor- son's fake band, Anitra Hansen is the outstanding soloist. Those responsible for the Christmas dance were Jeanette Hendrickson. program chairman, and Donna Marie F emrite. decorations. Those two cowboys, Jerry Sundet and Doug Bliven, seated under the balloons singing cowboy songs introduce the program of the Junior Jitterbug Jamboree. The action continues with the farce, The Countess Bounces In. The highlights of the evening were the awarding of balloons to the basketball players by the master of ceremonies. Teddy Thorson. The party was in honor of the outstanding work done by the basketball team. Invitations. with an appropriate picture on each one, were issued to the hon- ored guests. The committees were headed by Miss Skaar with a large helping crew. By dropping dimes into a milk pail the girls are admitted tc: the GAA. Barn Dance. The party begins with each girl finding a partner by matching proverbs. A grand march is staged enabling the judges to pick the best dressed farmers. Those winning prizes are Lorraine Zitka, Jean McRae, Eleanor Kohn. Joyce Mullin. Lillian Skodje, and Donna Mae Fagerstrom. Next is 2 program with Uncle Ezra and all members of the Hayloft in- cluding Lulubelle. Scotty, the Arkansas NVoodchopper and the Hoosier Cold Shots. The party closes with modern dancing to 2 nicolodian. In charge of the Barn Dance were Glendora Larson invitation chairman, and the decoration committeee composed o' Lois Woodstroiii, chairman. Doris Rude. Lois Borkenhagen, anc Delia Howlett. Other G.A.A. members also assisted them. I64I is ballroom butterflies when spring brings Prom A v wx 1 ' - - UIJl'.RN lhl IQ cuntrzlsis in blur- :inrl wlntc lcwiiicil tliv buck- ' gmiiml fm' uni' V738 -lnnim'-Scnim' Vmin :incl Ilzinqiict. liclfl n ilu- scluml gyninzisinin, Swing was in thc ziirf-Azmcl in cvcrytliiiig ilsv. lrmn nmsii' to nicnus. 'lla win thi' lic-zirts uf tlii' gnc-sts in thc llllk'-lltlllUl'0il wily, clinncr stzlrtcml nil' thc swing scssiuii. 'lluzlsls by NiClllll'lll .Xllzu'cl, Rubwt Klcfzlll. :incl Bliss Ncwmzin vvcrc intru- lnci-il by tuzistiiiistiw-ss liutlilcm-n Lzinglilin. 'llliv pmgrniii fczitiiiwcl husi- swing sirens, lXl2ll'Yl'l .l1lS1lL'l' :incl .lczm Groiitg thi- Swing- lycli-s: ll1lllli'l'lll0 Sclnilcr :incl lla-li-n l.imllmci'g'. Zl clistinctivc clzimv lim, .Xflcr :in l'Yl'lllllQ of whirling zicmss thc pulishcrl Iluin' tu ilu- itrziins nl' 'I'l1v Cllil .Xpplc 'l'rcc. tlic guests l'ClllL'l1lllllj' szlicl fimml-1iig'l1t: :intl thc cluurs wcrc cluscml :incl lockccl on 2ll10tllCl' mini. vllill'S the mutter, Carol? WouIdn't Charlie and Alice let you in on the joke? 'Shull we lry il bile, girls? They SAID it was aa jitlerbug banquet. ll?-zu l65l 1 Tho Foulbzxll Pzirip. 2. Ulu' movie ops-i'ulm's. 23. Tho pop lxmcl zu! lhe A. C. gznno. 4. The All-schnul vie-climi. 5, D0 and Kamal ut llii- Funilizill Fairly. 6. Sec tin- birdie! 7. Prize- wimiors eil the eighth prairie party, X, Gu-ciziii gyrzltiuns i orpi'f-lofi by Kc-may :md Floyd all ilic Siiowbzill Spree. 59. Tm- yhywical ccluczilirm ch-ixioiislmlimi. I fifi I I Y UMW SQ' AA...- l. Luvvxnv takes part in Son' wur during Easter vacation. 2. Marvel wins tirsl in the sub-district doclaumulifm con lost. 3. Tho'championship '11 witx ief River. 4. Johnny Iinds collcgv aptitude tests puzzling. 5. :md 7. Jerry ll Doug sing :lt the Jillcrhug nmborvv. 6. Christmas curullingg in the hulls. 8. Thv Snowball Sprcv. El, The G.A.A. lu. Carnival.. 10. The Twirlvrs ercorxu 4 the tournament. 'I 1 l iw I 'x, sr YN 1 .A . 11 1, , 1-1mK?.,+,,...w 1 1,1 1. 'IfXXQ111111N111111g11-1-11 11111 F-1 11111' 111'l'1'5NIl1'X' I1l1111'I111l1ll111 1 1 A 2 11'-'11 111 ll11N 111111111' 1111XVl1 1111 . 1, . . K 1111 111s 11111111111'1'11111g 1'12l55. 1 1 . 3. 1111- N11NS1'N 151' 1.1-111111' Il1111 Xl'XY111I111 Nlllyk' 11 1ll'1NN'l'K'1l 1'111ss1'a 111'111111'. 4 . . . N111 1,:1111111l'1-Q 1'11111 111'1'1111 w111'1111'1' 111' 11111 111- 5111111111 gin' 1111' 111111111g1':111111'1' 111 1lx1111l111. 1 Nliv XX'11g 111'11x'1'x I1 N111 N11l1'111 111111 21 11111l1l1Q1'Il1111k'l' 11 1l1l1k'1l 1111112 11. X11 1xX1l11l1111111111 Is 1-1-1111111-11 111 11115 W1-11f11111111'11 s1'1'111' 111 X111 l11111111111. ,.. . I . f. Hhs 111111111111 111111 1x11'1111111 111111 1-x1'111111g1' l11l'l1N 111 1111 11111' 111'111'111'1'. 14. N111 11111'l'1I1l'X'1'1' 111111111-1x l1Xl1 Il 111'1'11 1l1'1'1l11'X111Q 1111111111111 1 1 1 'P 111111 11111111 11111115 I1 1111 111 111 1l'l'l'N1 1111' 1111' x11Nsl'5 1111111 2l111l11. 11111'11l'11. :11111 X'111x'11w 111. H151 12115111111'11'N1U11111'1'11X ll 111111 1'1-111111111111 111 1111- 11111 1151. Seated: Constance Kiel. Audrey Hanson. Teddy Thorson. Margaret Stevens. Hector Howard. Betty Johnson. Sherman Myers. Donald Morken. Standing: Owen Albertson. Margaret Dunham. Bob LeMasurier. Kenneth Johnson. Chris Eickhof. Kathleen Laughlin. Not in picture: Myrtle Thompson, Mildred Ann Norman. lllf Senior Stuflent Council nu-cts the lirst hom' cw-i'y l'il'ltlIll' morning in tht- Stuclcnt Council room to work on stiggustccl projct'ts :mtl to mlisvnss school 'mtl stuflt-nt prohlt-ins. llith thc Sllllt'l'X'lSltJll of Qllr, liohl antl unflc-1' thc rliwctioii of tht- pix-sitlt-nt, liatlilccn l.aughlin3 rico prcsiclent, Slit-rinan Nlyvrsg and score' tarv, llvttx' Iohnson, thc Stutlcnt Council has sponsor:-cl main' activities this vc-ar. .Xinon-1' lllt'llI vvt-rt' thc trviiif-' of s witllall ollciimlws. thc s ltIllStll'lll4 of int1'an1n1'al Pb , P0 5 tonrnzunonts in minff mono' anal clit-claws. thc rlc-coratin-f ol' the 1-'vin rlurinff tht- 5 5 5 5, Pu - r x 1 1 - lmaslwtlmall tonrnaincnt, ancl a llllllll3L'l' ot otlivts. lhv bturlc-nt tonncil also holml a lianquct for its iiicnilwrs this yt'ai'. Uno 1'cp1't'st'11t:1tivt- is L-lvctorl from each homc- rooin anll two are chosen from the asscnillly. The class on-simlciits anml nic-mln-rs ol the National llonoi' Socicty antoniatically ln-coinv int-1nlwc1's of the Stnmlt-nt citlllllfll. I Move That the Student Council be given credit for its efforts tool i f 1 I THE PEPSTER . 1- 15121111 111111111111 11:111:1q111' 111 ' 1 1111111111 111' 1111- 111-g111:11' N11111 111 111111111-111111111 111111 Ml 1111- 111111'11:111x111 111:1M 111 11'111I'2l1 111g1I a1'1111111, 1111 1111 -11111, 11111111-111111, :11111 11111111s111'11 111-11'1-1'1111' 111' 1111' REPORTERS Buck row: R112-tell Sa111ps11:1. Doris 111 1 Houske. Ruth Me1by. Beverly 11111111 Scfcmd row: Teddy Th11rs1111. M11y1111' 51111111111 C1111 Th11111p11r1. Luverne M111'ck. B1'11g1 B1111111 Front IOXVI L0rr:1i11e Zitkn. P11111-11c1 11 V 1111 M:11A1111, 111Il1dI0l1 A1111 NOI'I11ll1l. I1'1111 R111l11111 1l1111l'iN 111111 1'1' - - - 11111111 111111111111 1'L'1'11N. ...N 111g N1:111:1g111' v - - 1.:111111 111111111111 111111111115--1211-1111 1111s1111, 111'11'11 1111 N111 1-1'111111N11111 '1111111'N 1'1'11I111l11 111'111'1'. luwllllffl MIXBN-xi , :111 ---- 111sx111-11111 1 141111IS1111 IC1111111'-111-141111-1' ---- 1111111- '1'111111111Q1111 111111111111 - - - - - 111 11 11 1111 111111111111 11:11'g:11'1'1 S11-11-11s, 111-111' 111111111111, '1'y111s1r1--1f1'1'1111 111111111, 11111111111 1151111 11111 .11l11A1',11 '1'111'1':1111'1-, 41:1111' 1'.l'1L'111'1'11. 131-11:1 11111111-11, 1111111 111111111111 1 , , A 11:11'1' 1.1111-ly, 11111111-ig X111'-1-111, 1'111l11 11 11111 141'9'11 ' 1'11'1f'11 1 111 '1'1' 11111- ,1'5 '111' 11V'1'1' 11:11'11'111' 111-111111'11'1', 111-11'11 115111 S1'1I1111111 1111111111 '1'111 '1-.1 111'1f 1'111 1- S11Ql11N1I11, 11011 '1'111111111s1111, l':11'111 11111 11111111 - 1 - 1.111'1 11111' f1111:1 11115 1.'11'i1111 11111111111 111111 11 X'N1'.11' - - - 1. 1 '1 ' ' . Ku 1'1 uw Il mum 1111'1 11111L'1'NU11, 1'.1n11' Us111111111N1111. 1111111111 5111 S11'11'1r 1f1l11111' --v-- 111111 1l1'1i1'11z11' 111112 111111' 11111111-'111 511111 1111111 1111111 1.l11'l'1'111' 111-11111'11'1111111, h I Y U mlRlSfH01 11511111111 111111111 ---- 1x:111111'1'11 1.:111g111111 +19 UQ 511111 1l111'111111' '1'111g1-11111, 11111171 11I1llN1'11. puT,1ffQ,'92I .938 ' ' ffj 1151 , V. , 5115501111 1'.x1'11:111u1- - 1111111111 x1ll111 1'1'1111'111' EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS N01 i11 picture: 'I'e11elk:1, Sealed: A. H1111s1-11. Lawrence. M. Anderson, Thygeson. Sharp, Mil11SOI1. V S1:111di11g: Foker. Rishovd. Schmidt, Borkenhzlgcn, Hjelmelzand. NorQe1h. Wilson. WMM MW' ff 1 313 1701 EDITORIAL BOARD Seated: Reiltlztllll. Loeken. Kiel, l-leltclrieksoll. Tol'l'ztttee, Stevens, Johnson. Stzttldillg: McKenzie. L, AllCILxl'Stll1. Litilplllllll, Fesnrite. I'I0lldl'iCliS0l1. L. liztnselt. Not in picture: TIIOIIHJSUII. Eide. Uftlt tltis l-l'Illlll't', will l'tlll?U Silt, we lt:tt'elt't tion ul the pzttlet' this f't'Ill'. ,Xt the ellrl ul- the tirst Clltlllgll ltt:ttt't'i:tl to till the t-tlitol'i:tl ttngeln Sttfh St'llll'Sll'l' the l'l'ft.t'll'1' wats :ttvztlwlt-tl :t l'iit'st Qilztss is the tIlSCtl1ll'SL' th:tt isstles lil'tIlll the t1llt'll tltitll' ol' lltllltll' lzttiltg' itt the Nlllltllllll Svltttlxtstit' l'l't-ss the l'l'ft.t'll'r Ytltllll, :ts the llllllit'-llll etlitors ill1l'l'tlXY .Xssouizttiottk 'litvt-tltietlt .xii-.Xlllt'lAlt'1lll Xt-tt'stt:t- l'l':tlttic:tllt' ill piles tal' gztllet' lll'tItil.S. Nt-xt titltll' lit-t' tlitifztl St't't'it't-, Illlfilly' tht' h:tsl4t'th:tll tolli'- Nliss -IUIIIISIIII, ltett' IlllX'iSt'l' of the l'l'fl.t'lt'1', sootltes llZllllt'lll, the 'itP1ll'llZlilSlll clztss :ttltl the stzttili l':tist-tl the tbt't'ttllt'1lIt'tl etlitolts, tlistt':tt'tetl t't'zttttt't' XVl'llt'l'S, llltllltj' litll' the lH',ft.vfl'1' ht selling ict- k'l't'1llll il1ll'S :tlltl tllllI'1lQ'l'ti t'UIllllllllS1S who t't'ott'tl Illlllllltl ht-t' :ttttl tll'ttg'l':tltts. tlt-sk. ihlll' flllllifll' llt?l.1'.'t'.t' is llllilll5llt'tl et't'l't' twt-li llt spite ol the f:tlttili:tl'itt' ol' this seelte, tttztttt' ht' :t st:tl't' ot lortt' -lllllitll' high sttltlellts, tht wt-t-Its t'll1lllg't'S ill the l'l'ft.t'll'1' h:tt't' IIliit'll ltlztee lllltIt'l' tltltt the fH'ft.t'fl'1' is lttthhslletl the Ill'-l,l'lt'.t' hzts one Miss 'ltbllllStlll'S Q'llitl1lllt't'. Most llllltttfiillll mtl' Ctlilllllll ill it 3 tlll tllIll'l' wt-t-lts it is :t lllIllll'tlgl'ilIlilt'tl these wxts lltt- t'llI1ll'Q'illQ' ot' the ll1lllt'l' to twive its vrhtiolt tltlt ttllt t-tltit't'l-t' ht' the stztlili. iixllt' tli.iIK'K'I'S l'tll'lllt'l' size. To tztke eztrt' of the t'xtl':t stt:tt't', set- ul- the stztlli 2ll'l' k'ztlt'ill Aitll'ht'll, etlitorg Nl:tl'g:tt't't l-l':tI llt'VV I-t'1lllll't'S XYt'l'L' ztcltlt-tl. illcllltlitlg' ulliztsltiolt lililtols, ztssoeintt- etlitor: lit-ith ,liillll'SttIl, ltttsittt-ss l'i:ttls, XYlto's Xxiilthn tltltls :ttttl i':lltiS,n ni,t'l'- lllZlllZlQ't'l'1 l,eltttl't- Ileltlstxth. ztssistztltt 'hllsiltt-ss Stlllllllly Shots, zttttl :t st-colttl illlllltll' Cttllllllll. ttlztllngt-l': Xliss iitlIl'll.1ltIYISt'l'.'VIN' ll1?l,ifl',t' h:ts 'l'ltt-lt, the jotll'll:tlisltl elztss :tssistt-tl in the lll'tttilIi'- :t lztrgt- t'll't'lli2llltlll ill the -lllllltll' high seltool, JUNIOR HI-LITES STAFF Back row: Bettlten. M. Stone, OIJIJOLIZIIIFCI. Schztfer. Lyextn. Built. Third row: Snyder. SIOIIQIIOCI. Schiller, Locken. Tiede- lllllllll. lllotlgett. Second row: Howes. Wilson, Ilztnsott. N. Stone, Rllllll. Wliteltell. Fatrden. Front row: Kiel. Thorson, LITIIIOIS. Morken, Heldstztb. St, Martin. Not in DIl'iUI'0f Anderson. Selvik, Bztrness. Ltlltde- bc-lg, Eickhot. Gorder, BQFLIIIIII, Wiley, Mtlllill, Miller. Rosenthal. Levin. Foss, Eicle, Melhye. l71l PCIISIVC PCSSIITIISKS on the staff of the Qptimist EDITORIAL STAFF BUSINESS STAFF I':1III4lI' - NIZll'gIll'l'I S11-11-11s II11Nim-ss KI:111:1gc1' - - -I11I111 lm-I1111 .'XxSIsI2lIlI IC1Ii1111' ' k1111s1:111CC Iiivl Xsf1sl.1111 Iillxim-M XI:x11:1g1-1' 111111 NI1' IQ1-11111 . . . I , 'Va 2 1 1' 1 ' - . 'I - 1 - - - It mum 'ml 'U1 11' 'PIU -'Ulm Im M1 .X1Ix'c1'11s111u' ' ' - Ii11'I1:11'1I L111.l. Nlznnzluu Nfl ' ' ' Iv'11H1'1I1.IHIIHS-111 I,2llll't'I .X111Iv1w1111, In-11111'1I1 .XII:111I .Xllllciiu IJ1111 Xlvlimwic, I'I2lI'I II:111g'1'11 IJW5' IIIIIIWII. 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I.l'lI.IIIIl !III 1 Q , ,, I.111'v1'11c XI111'cIc, AI2llII'k't'Il II,1cI111uI:1111I - lznml -Im-1111 XX111-Ik, NI:11'x'yI I111'1':111Cc XI'H..mwi Xmhw in Xum-il ll mi I.llk'lIIL' ,I11I111w11, 1.v1':1I1I 5llIIlIL'I ' 'I I I 111111111 SXYIIIINUII1 'I'c1I4Iy 'I'I1u1's1111 ,Mlxiwr - - A XI:11'1'111 0 IIl'llIl I73I 'P W1 may relax only after our yearbook has gone to press 'llhn' t-tlitoi'i:1l stall' l.tll'llli'il hzisic lbl1lllS rlufiitg' xlZl1'QIlI'1'l Stvwiis, .Xssistzmt liclitor Constzuicc thi- prvvioiis sumim-i' :mil mliiritig tht- school ycut' liicl, llusiitvss Nlzitiagcr hlohn l,ockvn, :mtl .Xssis- t-lzihomti-fl on thosv ith-zis. Spccizil l.C1lll1l'l'S wcrc- tzmt Rl:tt1ztg't-1' lion Klclicnzic. Nc-cfllcss to say. siiggcstt-fl :mtl :issigiit-il to tlK'l71ll'llllL'IllZll licauls. this photo was tzikcii at :1 time wht-11 they coultl Nlvc-tiiigs worm' ht-lfl wuclxly. :lt which thc writ- still lilllgll. 'llhc' svcoiitl picturc shows the elm'- ings w'vi'c worlwcl upon :mal tlclnzilcil. Coiiitiiciiv- li:ti'tim-iitztl lu-mls of thc' husim-ss stzitlg whilv thc iiig work shortly :iftvr thi- start ot' school, this thirrl i'cvt'z1ls thc licmls of thc cilitoriztl clvpztrt- j't'JlI'lS liusitivss stzitl' split into two clivisions iii mi-tits, Hut of thc nc-xt portrziit hczuii thc fziccs orclci' to liuiicllc thc' tloiihlc prolmlcm ot' Sl1lJSL'l'l1b- of tha' homo room collcctors, who sziw to it that tions :tml ZltlX'L'l'llSl'lIll'IllS. .Xu iiistzillmciit iiziytiiciit :ill ztimuals wcrc coinplvtcly llllltl for. X1-xt wt' plxiti was clvvist-tl 1ll'll'l' siilistiiimtioii Czunpztigii sm- tht- zissistzuits on thc cclitoriztl stall, vvritvrs txlllxs hail In-un givuii. who gnu- iiivziliizililc itlczts :mil origiiiizility to om' ltorltitig collcctivcly, :ill tht' pvoplc pivtiirctl Uftl1'111i.s'l. liiiizilly in thc sixth picturt- wc titicl thc lu-rc loriiictl tht' hzmrl that giiitlc-il thc throttlc of sopliomorcs :incl juiiors, who clicl ini' mort- than this yv:u s Ujifilllixl. lil tht- Iirst picturt' :irc the-ii' sliztrc of work on this yt-:1i s hook :mtl who shown that HllllXYK'l'S that hc '1 iixuiivly, lfrlitoi' will lic tht' stall' liczuls ot' thc l'J-lt? Ofvliulixl. f A ,JN if h X ,7 l I ' K 1 l 73 'l SCHOLARSHIP CHARACTER LEADERSHIP SERVICE Guiding Lights are the National Honor Society members Audrey H01I.901I Hefty 1011715011 Constance Kiel Kaf1110e11 Laz1g111i11 S11rr111a11 Zllyers M yrtle T110111j1s011 Laurel A1'1dars011 Illargarel D111111a111 Aslay Haugen I.11'zf1'1'11a H r11dric1cs011 1?0be1't L1'1lfIa.v111'fe1' 101111 Lorlren Pliyllis Mattson 170110111 M orken E2'e1y11 RP1111G1111 Harrie! R1'if1111'ier Halen Mar' S1'11111idl Tlzrlma Sharp Margaret S fa1'1'11.v Trmnan Sfl.l'k7lI'j' lark Tiada111a1111 EZ'?Ij'1l Wilson Carol Jean 1V0rI1r Central High School wants good students. The National Honor Society recognizes first of all the great value of thorough scholarship. Success in life is built upon success in school. The code of the National Honor Society considers character of supreme impor- tance. Its National Honor students are loyal to the standards of the school, and it will be their aim to he loyal to their community and their nation. In school life, leaders are of the utmost importance. They do their share in the class room, hold of fices, participate in athletics and the other extra-curricular activi- ties. Above all, they do these things with a spirit of good sportsmanship. VVe do not all have the same talents and abilities to give. However, the National Honor Society recognizes that it is not what we give but what we share. Its mem- bers have been of service to Central High School because they have shared their talents and abilities. f74I For Style and Quality IN DRY GOODS AND LADIES' FURNISHINGS Go To THE NEW YORK STORE OSC-XR A. Il.-XLVORISON, Prop. c1I'00lx'.I'f0lI'N lmfizlizzg Sion' COAL and WOOD IRON EIREMAN SAUL MOTOR CO s,11,15.s' ,s'151e1'1c'15 Coal Stoker -P -Xa- Crookston, Minnesota N. P. Stone Company AFTER GRADUATION AND AWAY TO COLLEGE Follow the Happenings of CROOKSTON HIGH SCHOOL With a Subscription to the CROOKSTON DAILY TIMES I75I Prescripiion Drug Store Northwestern Clinic Clinic Building, 220 South lirozldwuy CRUOKSTUN, BIINN. O. OPPIEGAARD, M.D.. Surgeon I.. OPPIQGAARD, M.D., Ifye, liar, Nose and Throat I.. IIROXVN, M.D., Diseases of Children Ii. IXIICRCIL. M.D., Medicine and Ub- stetrics G. L7III.IiY, MD., Surgery U. SATIIICR, M.D., Internal Medicine DRINK Bottled COCA COLA HTIIIC IX-XUSIQ 'I'IIA'I' RIilfRIiSIIlCS -3- Coea-Cola Bottlng Works Phone 167 LI CDLEUM We Ilave the Largest Selection in the Northwest ff.- CROOKSTON LINOLEUM D. MITCIIIQLI., D.D.S., Dentistry SL Glass - XYalIpaper -A Venetian Illinds IIART. SCHAFFNICR 'IUIIN II. S'I'IC'IISUN AND MARX II.-X'I'S CLOTH ING SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS To The Class of 1939 THE RUETTELL CLGTHING Co. CRUOKSTUN MINNIiSU'lI.fX E761 C. ROE GRAIN COMPANY GRAIN - SEED - FLOLIR - FEED Plmng 8 209 XVest Robert St. THE ROBERTSON LUMER COMPANY Dealers In BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS LOUIS HOUGEN, Agent Crookston Pantorium FOOTWEAR -9- I4 or , MEN, woM1cN, CHILDREN Cleaners - LaundererS, - Furrlers Quality - Style - Prirc -P ,9- fl. IJICKICI.. Prop. 85 QROOKSTON. MINNESOTX T110 Erclzlsizfv Store. RED Sc WHITE STCDRE JOE MALONE Phone 76 107 N. Main St. CROOKSTUN, MINN EST ITA S. A. WALLACE 61 CO. HDRUGGISTSH Books, Stationery, School Supplies, Eastman Kodaks, Cara-Nome and Shari Toilet Articles Emerson Radios MEET ME AT WALLACE'S T771 Be Modern Shop at Your and AT'l'ORNEYS AT LAW' I. CROOKSTON, M1NNEso'r,x If'l1vre Qualify And Tlzrift Combine Martin O-Brien J. H. Sylvestrc e COMPUMENTS DAHIQS GRCCERY f QUALITY and SERVICE Crookston Mercannle Our M. ,fjf,,m, trlrplzom- Company -W VVHOIJQS.-NLE GRUCERS 116 S- Main Phvne 327-328 CRUOKSTON DRUG COMPANY HY' .-Ifvfrvviatv Your Pafronagv IVl1vll1vr You Huy Or Not Meet Us At DANIELS' Phone 178-179 WIDMAN'S CANDY SHOP Candies and Ice Cream Made Fresh Daily THE NEW GRA D THEATRE E781 Modernette Beauticians BERNICE A. ALBERTSON, Prop. CQMPLIMENTS 01: -0- 1.4 ioiq u14:'rT1cR - FEEL BETTER C with a Farm Lands and Insurance 1c11.L1fvc: AIR Cool, u'.4VE li Lusls Longer l GASOLINE QUALITY OIL COMPANY mnnv AND PAUL slclzviclc S'I'A'l'ION BOM BARDIER AND VVILLIAINIS MOTOR OILS Tank XYagon Deliveries Quick, Courteous Service Teleplione 285 i IIIQNRY PLAN'I'E MARY PL.-XNTIQ --- SERVICE GROCERS --- XYe Knock Dissatisfaction for a Goal by Doing All In Our Power to Please You. Phone 178-179 Broadway Clothiers Crookston Dress Club I-1013 81 MIKE -9- Ifverything That Is New And Smart In HCICHHCTS Clearly, Men's and Boys' -G- CI-UTHING Phone 449 THIC HOMIE OF CURLICI2 CLOTHES L. BI. Ilurns Ii. M. Burns SANITARY DAIRY PRODUCTS CU. For Better Health Use Pasteurized Milk - Cream - Buttermilk Regular Deliveries Telephone 61 I79I e CGD. Ulf CRUOIQSTKJN .S'1flx'Ir'lC15, QIQILITB' and I'-Il 1'1 Since 1882 Kuppenheimer Clothes 4 4 1 Florsheim Shoes Dobbs I-Iats and Caps Peoples, Hardware Co. UGARU 81 STIENSICTH, Props. j.l IIARIJWARIQ, STOVIQS. R.-XNGICS .-XUTU .-XCCICSSURIICS. IIARNIQSS HOUSE FURNISHINGS. CROCIQICRY l'AINTS, OILS AND GRE.-XSICS The Crookston Clinic XYallacc Block FRXNIQ NORMAN, M.lJ.. Surgery, Urology IILRHLRI ll. IIODMSOX. M. IJ Diagnosis :incl Surgery J. 11: IHXIQSONS. Mgl JH, lzyc, har, Nose and Tlirout AX. R l'l lfl Xl IJ . X 4 Q - - -1 lntcrnal Mcrlicinu, X-Ray O. Ixl LRIIR, M.lJ. H T, .P . 5. - - 106-108 N, llrozidway Telcplionu 229 CRool4s'1'oN, MINN. l,i'1lfiSU'Y DE MOTT AGENCY X XX Insurance B- 1 i WI! Mill! l 56 QCY 4 If Crookston Minnesota 6 Y: g xts Q 412 i i as Compliments Q J. X G i W' ,ia JI 'hi' Cre m ol W' ssh of runs snuuc wmm FLOSN QCROOKSTON. MI x f F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. S CREMQ M FLOUR ,.! and Manager MR. CLARK f A.. - l80l Strander Abstract Sc Investment Company VQFEQIAIIIEID COMPLETE MODERN PROTECTION FQEQEXSIRY LIFE - ACCIDENT - AUTOMOBILE - FIRE - VVIND - STORM BURGLARY BONDS Stenshoel Funeral ERICKSONS Home ELECTRICAL sToRE -fa- Qualty Electrical Gifts 24-Ilour Ambulance Service and Fmtufes -M Authorized V HOT POINT GENERAL ELECTRIC Crooksto M t Phone 581 IIUME APPLIANCE DEALERS Portrait and Commercial Photograph iQ., Kodak Films, Finishing and Enlarging IIv0l'kllltIlI.S'1lI'f7 and St'I Z'l'l'4' flmf will fvlmxv you 19.- The Benson Studio Crookston, Minn. Phone 547 Poultry Baby Chicks Eggs .-Q.-. SEEDS --- FEEDS -0- Peterson-Biddick Co. Robert St. at G. N. Tracks Phone 160 FLOWERS fOr GRADUATION VVRITE - VVIRE - PHONE VVIIZIICVCI' the Occasion Say it with Flowers PERENNIALS - PLANTS - FLOWERS SCI-IUSTER'S Flower Phone 754 CROOKSTON, MINNESOTA 8 At Your -we Ask for MIITQTNAUR Grows FOOD DRODUC T S FINCH-WINSLOW-CARLISLE ITTHIICII-N!XSI I FI NCII CO. For Better Health I-IOUSKE FUNERAL HOME Consult Lady Assistant Large Chapel DR. B. E. ALBERTSON AITIDUIHHCC Service C'URUI'RACTf'R Iuisrillguislwrl - Quiet - lnigninul PIIQNES Office 63 Residence 585 CROOIQSTOX, MINNIQSOTA PIIONIC 363 -For Complete Service- GROCICRIES, FRICSII MEATS CONFIECTIONIERY FOUNTAIN SIQRVICIC NESS FOOD STORE In the heart of SZLFTDSOIIIS VVomll:1ud ixllllltlflll MILADYS VANITY SHOP FAITII ELLIS ISRIIJICN 1512.-xU'r1cI.xN All Branches of Beauty Culture CROOKSTON MINNESOTA TI-IE FIRST NATIONAL BANK .0f.. CROC JIQSTON, MINNESOTA ISZI GREAT NORTHERN RESTAURANT 8m HOTEL. HOME MADE BREAD AND PASTRIES 30 NEWLY FURNISHED AND DECORATED ROOMS F. A. OLSON, Prop. COMPLIIXIENTS DR. G. HENDRICKSON OPTOMETRIST Office in Brntrud Building LEES DRESS SHOP Dresses, Lingerie, Handkerchiefs, and Bags L. S. MILLER -QP ATTORNEY AT LAXV Foumct mock Headquarters For Crookston Minnesota KIDDIES, DRESSES Crookston, Minnesota Monroe Furnlture Co. C. M. LUMPKIN FLOOR eov1f:R1No IUSUTHUCC Agency liURNVVUR'f BEDDING Brings to the Class of I 1 9 3 9 115 North Broadway CROOIQSTON, MINNESOTA EVERY GOOD WISH Phone 33 Miss Hidden Mr. Lumpkin SANITATION OUALITY SERVICE Crookston Fuel Sc N Transfer Company M E D V E D ,S -E QUALITY SHOP COAL COKE WOOD .A- WQ' Phone 208 Draying or Moving Fully Insured -9. Phone 943 BETTER MAID BREAD E831 BULOVA - WATCHES - ELGIN JOHNSONIS JEWELRY STORE HTOWLEI' STERLING SILVER PARKER PENS ERICKSON'S Quality Meat 110 S. Main St. Phone 82-83 Offices: Crookston State Bank Bldg. lloursz 9 to 12, 2 to 5,7 to 8 FREDRICKS FINANCE 8L INSURANCE CORPORATION Dr. G. A. Morley INVESTMENTS LOANS SPECIALIST INSURANCE Eyg, Ear, N059 and Throat Insure In Sure Insurance Crookston, 'NI IIIICSOUI Plume 290 MMODERNIZE The ELECTRIC WAY Interstate Power Company NORTI-IWEST'S FINEST FOUNTAIN IVE SERVE TO SERVE A GA I N NIEALS --- LUNCI-IES --- CANDIES I84I Chris Eickhof Sc Son TAKE THE ROYAL ROAD TO HEALTH GENERAL CONTRACTORS and WITH MILLWORK CRUOKSTUN, IXIINNIQSOTA ICE CREAM Mfgcl. by Service and Quality BRIDGEMAN We CREAMERIES, Inc. CROOKSTON, M I NNICSOT.-X Carl Eidsvik Crookston Xl C I R y f S1100 Rf'l'0i 51'2' CRI xml xxn 1URl 1 X9 EETI GR NGS NoRMANN at soN AN ULD .NLUMNUS-1914 Printers R. 11. gimp Mfrf,,xRL1N Photographers -QW- CJXMERAS AGPA FILMS l'IIUTcJ SLTPPLIIQS Northern Hardware Sc Plumbing Company General Hardware, Stoves and Tinware Plumbing, Hot Water and Steam Heating E851 DR. THOMAS SPENCE nL:N'1'IS'r CRooIqS'IIoN, MINN. Oppositc Ilotc ICI 'ookston COMI'LIMIiN'l'S OF THE SPRING GRAVEL COMPANY CROOKSTOX, M I NN IESOTA Diamonds Hamilton and Elgin XYZIICIICS 116 N. Main Street GIIaI'zIIIteerI XYZIICII Rc-p:IiI'ing 'Q' RCA VIc'I'oII xIIisIc.xI, SERVICE SANITATION Iunlos INs'rIeLfII ICNTS SATISFACTION ARE OUR S'I'ANDARID'S -49- Phone 66-67 c-:Welty Sc Music Store COOLERATOR CUISIQS STOKICR-OLA HELDSTAB ICE aL FUEL Co. XVe Mako Country Truck Deliveries Phone III -4-I9 N. Main MAROTTEIS BAKERY A. J. MAROTTE, Imp. Home Like Bread---Sliced Rolls and Cakes MADE IN CRI JC JRST! JN IOS S. Main St. CYOUIQSIOII, Minn. Phone 226 TRAVEL BY BUS TRIANGLE TRANSPOR TATION COMPANY CH15V1eoL15T BUICK S E R V I C E PIIoMP'I1 coMIfI.If:'I'Ii. IeI2LIAIII.IQ MASON-RYAN CO. PIIoNI5 100 cRooIcs'I'oN, IIIINN. I86I T1 axz fs 1' DR. FRED SHARP DR. BLANCHE SHARP OSTEOPATHIC Pl-IYSICIANS Osteopathic Adjustments Assist Fournet Block Nature In Curing Diseases Phone 970-J Wa, the Senior Class of 1939, wish to arprass our gratitude and deep appre- riation for your roopcration in helping us make' this publication possible. INDEX NAME OF FIRM Page NAME OF FIRM Albertson, Dr. B. E. - 82 Marotte Bakery ----- Benson's Studio - 81 Mason-Ryan Chevrolet and Buick Co. Briden, Faith Ellis - - - 82 Medved Quality Shop - - - - Bridgeman Creameries - - 79 Miller, L. S. ---- - Broadway Grocery - - - 79 Modernette Beauticians - Carpenter, H. L. - - 79 Monroe Furniture Company - Chris Eickhof 81 Son - - 85 Morley, Dr. G. A. - - - C. O. D., The -- - - 80 Munn's Music and Jewelry Store - Coca Cola Bottling Co. - 76 Ness Grocery ---- Crookston Clinic, The ' - 80 New York Store - - Crookston Daily Times - - 75 Norman Printing Company Crookston Dress Club - - 79 Northern Hdw. and Paint Co. Crookston Drug Co. - - - 78 Northwestern Clinic - - Crookston Fuel Sz Transfer Co. - - 83 O'Brien and Sylvestre, Attys. Crookston Linoleum 8: Paint Co. - - 76 Paddy and Paul Station - - Crookston Mercantile Co. - - - 78 Penney, J. C. Co. - - - Crookston Milling Co. - - - 80 People's Hardware Company - Crookston Pantorium - - 77 Peterson-Biddick Company - Dahl's Grocery - - 78 Red and White Grocery - DeMott Agency - - 80 Riedesel and Son - - - Duval Meat Market - 86 Robertson Lumber Company - Eidsvik, Carl - - - - 85 Roe, C. Grain Company - - Erickson's Electrical Store ' ' 81 Ruettell Clothing Company - Erickson's Meat Market - - 84 Sanitary Dairy Products Co. - Finch Winslow Carlisle - - 82 Saul Motor Company - First National Bank - - - 82 Schreiter's Drug Store - Fredricks Finance Insurance - - 84 Schuster's - - - - Grand Theatre - - - - 78 Sharp, Drs. Fred and Blanche Great Northern Restaurant - - 83 Spence, Dr. - L - - I-Ieldstab Ice and Fuel Co. - - 86 Spring Gravel Co. - - Hendrickson, Dr. G - - 83 Stenshoel Funeral Home - - - Houske Funeral Home ' - 82 Stone, N. P. Co. ------ Interstate Power C0-. - - 84 Strander Abstract and Investment Co. Johnson's Jewelry Store - - 84 Sweet Shop -----. - Lee's Dress Shop - - - 83 Triangle Transportation - - Lumpkin, C. M. - - ---- 83 Wallace Drug Company - Mac's Service Station ----- 85 Widman Candy Shop - Woolworth, F. W. - - I 87 I ----so Page 86 86 -83 83 -79 83 - 84 86 - 82 77 - 85 85 - 76 78 - 79 78 - 80 81 - 77 77 - 77 77 -76 79 -75 76 -81 87 - 86 86 -81 75 - -81 84 - 86 75 - 78 Time now to tie on our bonnets an d journey ffl rf , ,Q 'gg f back to view the fast- J 'i l fading events of 1938- '39 . . . The most watch- ! ed people of the year. JZ our basketball team... The busiest: our music- ians . . . It all happened something like this. SEPTEMBER- VVe've been looking forward to this day, smile teachers and students. lVe must have come to the wrong place! . . . Toughest problem in physics class: twenty-nine boys and one girl. Quote Marion, I don't mind. . . .Joe Bakken applies for popcorn concession at school movies. . . School Board takes up application but decides to retain monopoly . . . Our football her- oes rally 'round Mr. Obermeyer at the start of another season. Mr. O. backs timidly away... Pepster gets off to a bad start by giving in to Locken's demands for a column...Miss New- man stumbles over Bob's and Lala's names. Class roars for ten minutes...First pep fest ushers in the first football game. Crookston 23, Fosston O. Students go Latin at the Fiesta Mexi- cana . . .llfntire journalism class visits Times office. Tehelka gets lost in the press and comes out in print...Junior boys triumph in tough campaign for class offices. The women have the E881 In H. H. K. we trust Ye Ulde last word, but that's about all . . .The seniors elect a female president, and Kathleen ably takes charge. . .The Pvjvsfcr makes its debut as a big- ger and better newspaper. Locken and Stevens become bitter rivals . . . Pr'f.vf1'r starts subscrip- tion campaign with a skit given by staff members . . . Students rush to subscribe to prevent another of those skits . . . Seniors act as senators in social science. Mr. Obermeyer takes five aspirins at the close of the day and goes to bed . . . OCTOBER--Hunting season opens. Ducks give C. H. S. nimrods Bronx cheer and retire into seclusion...Hawley leaves his appendix at the hospital and comes home as nurses heave sighs u of relief . . . The Pepstvr g 7 Qu, 4- continues to use Shake- ? spearean quotations as faliersmmf. Noferi , .I soothes inhabitants of 1 467, 4' .ga school with fiddle music. wi' X 1zam1c1miC,'1'hicfRiver. Betcher out duck hunt- ing but doesn't fire a shot. ITS. Maybe he didn't see any ducks . . .At the very successful football party Allard and Spence make their dance debut in bed sheets, or the bed sheets make their debut on Allard and Spence-it was a bit confusing . . . Error in Pepsler: Don Divine, not Leonard Swan- son, falls asleep in history class . . . Upon check- Weather: unsettled Almaniac: up entire class states everyone was dozing . .. n O ji t i Jn ist subscription -Qi! campaign begins. Houske f takes time in Typing I to 7 p a s s out-subscription slips . . . Optimist staff continues high pressure ales campaign by letting off steam in home ooms and writing hieroglyphics on the bpard . . . kdministration pages Smithsonian Institute ..Smithsonian Institute denies hieroglyph- rs were drawn by Norwegian cliff-dwellers of ie 5th century B. C. fBefore Censorshipj itudent Council members attend first meeting nd reserve their sleeping chairs for the next ear. . .Drum Corps follow old tradition by etting out of step during Arena dedication par- ,le...Girls in choir become despondent when iey learn that T. VV. isn't interested in the ways ney fix their hair. . .Report cards. Intellectuals iake honor roll while we make the library ex- usion list. . .Joe Bakken applies for the rasp- irry concession at the football games. Admin- tration says, No ! . . . Cheer leaders candidates imp and yell without getting detention-at the ep Fest, of course...Teachers' shouts of joy val those of the students as M.E.A. vacation be- ns. . .The Little Green NVave washes over I891 Crox to the score of 45-0. Players petition for life preservers . . . Halloween. Students stomp in sports arena while small brothers and sisters tip garbage cans. NOVEMHE1?-Centi-al's ghosts leave their hap- py haunting grounds as adults take over building for night school. . .Jessie Rae Taylor brings emotion to our school once more. Students heard practicing enunciation of literature . . . Poli- tical campaign wages hot and heavy. Senior as- sembly looks like rogues' gallery with thirty-five posters. Cheer leaders announce Beverly VVard, Doris Rude to be additions to family -first editions...Students learn to vote at all-school mock election . . . Stassen 0 0 wins and the Republi- . vt x M cans celebrate. Farmer- .N 1 Vt, Laborite Stenshoel hiber- iff nates for two years... Tyge sends out first call illlt to basketball practice- yoo-hoo! Fifty boys report to gym. Upon learning that Tyge's yodel was not the first call to dinner, twenty-live of them leave...VVillie Eide takes over duties as basketball student manager-to chagrin of girls who would like to control the team Cunder the powder putt systemj ...XVe observe American Education VVeek in social science to find out why we go to school. 1t's still W' - - . . a mystery . . . This is I: 'AF' J Book week. We go intel- lectual and read a book -li Q4- fAa1zic'nt1a1'es of Mickey oi Mousej . . . First snow- N4 E W D if 5 M fall of year lands on the ' back of our neck in the form of a snowball. . .lNhen the Bohemian Glass Blowers fail to arrive, Mr. Kohl saves the day by giving out Armistice and Constitution days essay awards . . . Clarence ambles amiably through three acts to score a hit for the Junior class . . . School complains of too much noise. It is only Lindholm and Beatty in their social sci- ence classes. . . Mr. Thorson announces First try- outs for operetta. Teachers stuff ears with cotton as hopeful vocalists tune up. . . Stores report all cotton sold out, and Montgomery VV ard hires two more clerks to take orders . . . Several people beat Mr. Obermeyer to the door as school closes for Thanksgiving holidays . . . Students remember to be grateful to Pilgrim Fathers for vacation as they talk turkey around the family table. just one more helping, please !' '... Trioettes sing over K F-IM. They're asked to come back-they must be good! . . . DECEMBER-Students offer to buy muzzles for Lindholm, Krogman, and Beatty but can't find strong enough ones-they must be muzzle- men. . .Record attendance at Optimist meet- ing-two people . . .First hour civics class be- comes a democracy. Mr. O. is out of power but still thinks it's a good idea...Student Council holds trials for C. H. S. arch-criminals, those who practice the art of spitball throwing. . .Chuck Yerian skips school. . . Ebb-Tide for the little Green Wave . ..Lee and Iessen start a trophy case on the front window sills of the assembly, writing the scores on the bills of previous games. The record: five victories. . .The operetta cast is selected, and the winners breathe with relief. The rest of us just breathe . . . Choir and orchestra stifle cheerfully backstage while the cast gives its all for the Christmas pageant. Mr. O. is shovec aside and trampled in stampede for the door oi the last day of school . . .Game with Fosston, 40- 17. 1N'e win. This is getting boring . . . All C. H S. children CSeniorsj await Santa Claus. . Times are so hard Santa has to sell his Model 'l and thumb his way to town. Choir warbles Christ mas carols at hospitals and around town. JANUARY-Back at the old grindstone witl our noses out. Ouch! My kingdom for a plasti surgeon! Vocational tests given to senior: Guess we'll be a bum. . .Declam aspirants settl down to intensive practice . . . We take the strong Grand Forks team 27-26, Albertson sinking long shot the last six seconds . . . Operetta. cas and choruses practice frantically as openin night looms ahead. . .Teachers duck as schof goes candid camera crazy. . . Hey! Look out ff that ladder! Don't you know this is Friday tl' 13th? . . . Photographers scurry for new suppl of lenses as seniors invade studios to have the gm . 152 wx t - eg' 5- -E I Ny iff' S .., N . .St f f, ,U pitchers took . . . VN smear VVarren 38-17 . Dr. MO. Oppegaard ar Ruby Gregerson spez to senior girls on nursin Ritz trumpeteers stir out their chests ar blow it out . Pep Bai dresses as tramps for Fosston game. A hint?. Second team defeated by Fisher-no surprise anyone. Haugen makes a long shot. Lady stand, That's lessen out there, isn't it? .. Nelson Myers swings a nifty cape while Lili Sharp Ilutters. In other words, the operetta la 'em in the aisles . . .Joe Bakken applies for eras concession for duration of essay contest. Admi istration weeps, holds its head and its temper . Thief River downs us 31-25. VVell, you know o motto-T hey always come back . . . German class sings Happy Birthday to johnny L.- doesn't slay him as we hoped it would . . . E901 FEBRUARY - Spence tells us the guy who nam- ed the Balkan states was in the midst of a sneezing I' . fit when he did it. Eng- ll fish teachers announce e a 9 T f ' 1 Abe Lincoln essays. Stu- dents rush for encyclo- pedias...G.A.A. lce Carnival. Girls get all wound up-in bowls of spaghetti . . .German Il class docs not sing Happy Birthday for US. Strange but we don't feel cheated. College Apti- tude Tests. Three hours later-writers' cramp . . . journalism class puts out l'cpslr'r this week and finds it is not so easy . . . Farm Crop Show visi- tors sleep patiently through renditions by the C. ll. S. choir and band...l3utch's porcupine haircut rates smile from Miss O'Brien . . . Kath- leen leaps into home stretch to cop the D. A. R. title. . . Boys' ping pong tournament announced. All parlor athletes sign up hurriedly...Student Council has annual photo retaken. Photographers will not state which face caused the disaster. P.S. NVE weren't there . . . Mr. Craigo tells the seniors to develop their personalities. and the declam con- testants emote at the home contest. . .We down li. fl. lf. to the tune of 35-29, and the little green wave subsides into a ripple...Miss Newman's senior English classes have difficulty in inter- preting first grade poetry. Allard thinks a thing with a red feather on its head looking for bugs is an Indian...Mr, Caveny expounds on the beauty of curved lines and draws a few himself ...XVashington has a birthday. He stopped the British in 1776, and today he stops the mail. . . Marvyl carries off first place in the district de- clam contest.. .junior Jitterbug Jamboree. Yes, we know the girls' dressing room is a shower room. Maybe that's why it rained in . . . JIIARCH-Miss Putnam sports two fifty-dollar watches, and tells us we can win them by writing an essay. We knew there was a catch to it . . . Li- brary habitues are blinded by Tommy's lurid finger nail polish . . . Library habitues come to i911 school wearing dark glasses . . .VVe shed red fiannels and ear muffs as spring comes bashfully out of hiding. . . Spring takes one look and runs for cover. . .Fifteen rah's for the Melody Mas- ters quartette . . . We hear an English spar- row. It was singing Tweed, tweed' '... Spar- ow sends us citizenship papers and insists it had a cold at the time. . .While potted plants bloom in the fiorist's window, permanents sprout on school girls' craniums. Glass Blowers finally appear, but there is only one of him... Mr. 0. is last out of building for Easter vacation. Uashful senior girls who give interpretive dance at gym demonstration insist on dancing in the dark. No one objects . . . ffPRIL-Harding was born 18 years ago today --big joke on all of us. . .There is sudden out- break of seniors in local business places. . . Par- ents Hock to see the phenomenon of their children working. Several faint. . .XVe hopefully put bas- ket by front door in anticipation of Easter bun- ny . . . Bunny leaves I. O. U.-takes basket . . . Students hie them back to school, fortified by colored eggs and chocolate rabbits . . .Cast of Almost Eighteen decides K 19 that it's about time to ' 4 ffl grow up and get to work A K 511,23 .. .Joe Bakken demands - f ,I bird bath concession for , ' front lawn of school. 1,,- Q Q Administration beats its head gently against the wall . . . MAY-Bouquets to Miss Buchanan for getting her man . . . Seniors leave audience wishing they were Almost Eigl1f0Fll...Pf01ll.' VVhere boys grin coyly and girls giggle gracefully. . .Joe Bakken demands Kleenex concession at com- mencement . . . Administration yields-orders first box...Golfers turn red, and air blue as golf tournament starts . . . Administration applies to Joe Bakken for diploma concession. . . Seniors look appropriately sheepish as they receive their sheepskins . . . Mr. O. jumps out of the window to regain his title of Hrst out of the building. Seniors! Youill Remember The eraser iight Laughlin started during our first days at dear old Central. No wonder we got off to a wrong start . . .The year they tried to make us behave by separating the boys and girls . . . All the times we stayed after school copying pages from the dictionary for Miss Alwin . . . How Mr. Landskov used to blush over the jokes he told in the all-girl history class . . . That little four-by-six newspaper some of the boys put out at five cents a subscription. VV e never did learn what happened to the hero of the serial on page two . . . Miss Harmon's fond lectures- You wouldn't chew gum if you'd ever worked in a gum factory. I did . . . That really extraordinary ninth grade party, where the seniors did their first stepping out-or slipping, rather. The floor was gooey with wax. And consci- entious Jeanette-she politely swallowed, tail and all, the sardine sandwich somebody handed her. What, no goldfish? . . . That mammoth production, The 15ird's Christmas Carol, in which Betty was forced to remark that she had put Butch to bed so she could wash out his under- flannin's . . . The Sea Hags' Hop, of course. Ken Allard took Miss Donald . . . How miserable Miss Thollehaug's life was made after her engagement- what with dandelion bouquets, mysterious notes, and other juvenile pranks . . . Those compass duels which took place every day in geometry class . . . The time Donna Marie's baby brother disrupted Miss Bue's sixth hour Eng- lish class with candid and audible conversation . . . That unforgettable music contest at Thief River, when everyone got strandec in the blizzard . . . The exclusive parties we used to have in Latin class, and the healthy hate we all had for Caesar . . . The Dutch prom that was attended by practically everyone in our sophomore class. The girls were waitresses, the boys were butlers, and Reuben and Rache were the life of the party-or were they? . . . The trouble we had trying to get Gamme into short trousers for his debut ir The Lighthouse Tragedy! After five performances, the cast was jumping ovei Kenny's corpse instead of running around it . . . Butch strolling off the stage during Tweedles with his shoes in his hands. . All that antique furniture the property crew dragged onto the Twcedles set. T hi secondhand stores couldn't do business for a week . . . The sickening moments when we thought our prom would be orchestraless, ant the sighs of relief when the band finally showed up . . . The weird odors which used to seep from the Chemistry laboratory and per meate the whole building. They haven't changed. In fact, all the sentimental little incidents which distinguish the conversation o alumni when they return to the scene of their crimes. i921 The play is finished, the curtain drawng the janitor is sweeping up the crumpled programs beneath the seats Arms and legs awry the marionettes have been stuffed into boxes and shipped off to new places, new performances. The bare stage lies waiting for the next season . . . But no matter how many shows are staged in our puppet theater, no matter how many marionettes come and go, we hope that a few of those present at our performance will remember our little hour in the spotlight and say, Theirs was a good show . . . l931 Index xy E941 Almost Eighteen, 62-63 Band, 39 Basketball, 50-52 Board of Education, 5 Business Firms, 75-87 Calendar, 88-91 Cheerleaders, 47 Choir, 42 Christmas Pageant, 59 Clarence, 60-61 Declamation, 58 Eighth Grade, 13 Eleventh Grade, 20-23 Ensembles, 43 Faculty, 8-9 Football, 48-49 Girls' Athletic Association, 55 Golf, 53 Honors, ll Junior High Glee Club, 37 Kohl, H. H., 7 Landberg, L. L., 7 Music Council, 37 National Honor Society, 74 Ninth Grade, 14-15 Old Spanish Custom, An, 40-41 Optimist, 72-73 Orchestra, 38 Parties, 64 Pep Band, 47 Pepperettes, 47 Pepster, 70-71 Physical Education, 54. 56 Ping Pong. 53 Prom, 65 School Life, 66-68 Seniors, 24-34 Seventh Grade, 12 Stall, 10 Student Council, 69 Tenth Grade, 16-19 Track, 53 Wikre, L. M., 6 A M V --up-g .w,m,ff-fw3w-p,ffvv.1,3--- A. M1110 i ., fwwffzf vb- , .- A M ' - . - wiagxf-fm-Nmgig'1r'1'w ax .A in K A 35 . , V. A , ,,., A.- 3,85 .Av . ., 1 ' LE-:st You Forget . . . via iw 7 awif WWbW?WMfW C 7 '7vf WLM MMM Huw-Aw-fd MJ. Q12 WW ?'U3 7 ML fig fiiigz 531 iffkl' 3,355 'EE 5?i'w'f f'?i3Z'iff J-awk awww WWW. f Qyfw My QGlfFfM1z fJ fifimf Q- . ,R 3,3 ' 1 - A , i, r, V 'F ,...-if.. ,Jw 4 ,-.- 33-H .A-I X 3--wi-75 ,v1.,:5f.4 .,- ., . Y 4, l2l!T..fV - ,A-1,9 ,.,L , ,,. 4 Q- - :A W3 M -. J, - X , b ,L -5 , is -. x5'5, ,zE fn , 5 ' , -. ' K?-if 4 ' I , f-'Aff 5 -1 . J. 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