Central High School - Scarlet Feather Yearbook (Red Wing, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1942 volume:

1 2-Y ff 2 fa. x VD. ?'N J' up A' x - X '1 Some of the enthuslashc fans cheermg cxl the d.1Stl'lCf tournament l .......--7 N Eye and audxometer tesis were gxven to the Iumor Hxgh recently Wnting the conshtuhon IS one penalty for skxppxnq school a day. SCARLET FEATHER S COVER SCARLET FEATHER vu. 44 sv'-H '4atGf W 1' 1 ilu On lhlS year s cover are shown students comxnq out of lhe south LETTERS contmuedl oUn IANITORS Dear Fdlffjf Wlth qL'll l6l l-eather tlme dlawmm., mlos er l would he xerv dx-appolnteml when l recene mx Scarlet leather lf the me Yures lf the l3Y'llt0Y'S would not appear ln the lfl-12 lssue as was the case nn the l'l41 xssue of the 9L?lll9l lexther I bellexe that tha jamtors should recemxe thus recognltxon for the1r part m maklng the school and envxronment more pleas ant Yours truly ROBERT BARINGFR QHere are three of the 1amtors Bob, and we re sorry B111 Schlllmg dxdnt get back m tlme for the plc ture '1 FROM LIFE . . . Dear Miss Schouwe1ler l .im xc-'ry happx to ne xou permls-mn to use Ill-I as a theme for thus xears Scarlet leather Heres wxshmg xou all success with the book Sincerely yours THOMAS K KRLG Asslstant to the General Manager 'We thank LIFE for grantmg us permlsslon to use the1r magazme as a theme for our book, and we hope they are not dxsappomted ED I ll '4 5' f n gz' V' ,,. 1. ' 2 ' , . 2 -.lf ' ' , ,WZCQ V' L ,- L in-V, . 4 tv, ' : - I x .-nr' , L' , ns ,.- - ..1'. oh QE! 'ill . Zz-Q l P , M E , 1 H A v ,- 1 -3---J f M .V E A F A -O ,, - , -1 e E , entrance on Cl bright day lust full. sf . A . , . . . - ' 1 .... ED. A Lv .7 1 6 vor. I3 Scarlet Feather 1942 CONTENTS S E NIO R S ......,........,................... .... 1 0 ADMINISTRATION ...,. ,... 1 7 ACTIVITIES .,.................. .... 2 3 TEACHERS' TRAINING ..... .... 2 9 DRAMATICS ........4,....... .... 3 0 You Can't Take lt With You . .. . . . .33 Ever Since Eve .....,....,,, .... 3 3 Three Cornered Moon . . . . . .34 S P O R T S ............... .... 3 5 Football . . . . . . .36 Basketball . . . . . . .38 Minor .4... ,... 4 0 Girls' ....,........ .... 4 I PUBLICATIONS .... .... 4 6 Scarlet Feather .... ,.,. 4 6 Chieftain ....... .... 4 7 M U S I C ........ .... 4 8 Instrumental . . . . . . .48 Vocal ...............,.,,.... .... 5 0 SESSION ROOMS .........., .... 5 2 OTHER DEPARTMENTS . . Letters to the Editor ,......,.,.., .... 1 Speakinq of Pictures: Student Life ...... .... 2 Scarlet Feather Goes to Homecoming. . . . . . .44 Pictures to the Editor .........,...,. .,.. 6 0 Scarlet F eatl1er's Pictures 1 . Pictured with his equipment er's photographer. Most of the pictures were taken by Dick, who alter one year as assistant is now chief photographer. '.,, is Dick Ekholm, Scarlet Feath- Here are some adults and stu- dents watching the Senior Dance. Betty Peterson and Mary Rita Sassman skating at the Izaak rink. A few ot the students leaving Cen- tral High at the end of a day. 96 Q' 'W' 1 QI ON THE NEWSFRONT OF THE YEAR NEW SUPERINTENDENT ROTO ADDED TO CHIEFTAIN COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES MAY 29 Vacatron days w re over on Sept 9 We re newed old acquamtances and welcomed new fnends The football season opened wrth a game wrth St Paul Murray on Sept 12 The score was 6 6 On Sept 25 the Prom leaders lohn Hanson and Wrlbur Oberg were chosen The frrst 1n the serres of assembly programs was h el d on Oct 6 when Wm Blodg ett Holmes pre sented hrs movle Europe Sunny Srde Up Oct 16 and 17 meant va catlon d a y s a gam because of M E A Some thrng n e w h a Q been added the R O T O a small prcture maga 1ne appeared wrth -Q Oct 23 and 24 t1on of the Qhreftam on Oct 23 brought cr pepfest bonfrre parade and football game It was Homecomrngl lnvrtatron to Lovell ness by Myndall Cam was the maln feature of th Grrls Conference whrch 22 g1rls attended at Al bert Lea on Oct 25 The Scarlet Feather campargn opened on Oct 27 wrth 500 subscnptrons set as the goal On Nov 7 our parents came to Nat1onal Educa tron We k Open House The fat of the Scarlet Feather was dec1ded on Nov 13 the campargr went over the top wrth 568 sold' Derbres hoop skrrts srdeburns all helped to carry out the theme of the Senror Dance th nrght of Nov 14 Nov 18 190 Junror hrgh grrls romped rn the gym rn slacks and play clothes at the lunlor Gamma Lambda Roundup party Nov 24 meant the loss of Mr Theodore Arndt sc1ence teacher to the government THE PICTURE OF THE YEAR Prctured on the opposrte page rs the new super rntendent Mr Le1fS Harbo Mrs Harbo and therr daughters lvfanon Lourse Glenna Vxrgrnla One two three klck the Conga l1ne was the favorrte at the G A A banquet at the Y M C A on Dec 4 On Dec 5 the All class play You Can t Take lt wrth You was presented at the Sheldor' Memorral Audrtorlum The vocal department sang a Chrlstmas concert on Dec 18 and the followmg day vacatron b gan Mr Rlchard Lundqurst sur prrsed everyone by berng marr1ed on Dec 27 Returnrng to classes on Ian 5 two new teachers Mrss Mary Schmrtt and Mr Robert Otto were wel comed Mme s posrtrve what s yours? was berng asked when Mr Bernard Page conducted the health program on lan 14 Feb 2 the second semester began and the boys home economlcs class started pressrng thelr trous er rn sew1ng Harold Applequlst took f1fSl place 1n the Amateur Show on Feb 6 After the show we danced rn the gy n ln the mrddle of the nlght Feb 28 24 students traveled to Aus t1n to partlcrpate 1Hlh9B1qN1HP Ever S 1 n c e E v e w o m e r have been get trng men 1nto drf frcultresl So be l1eved the male characters rn the Junlor class play on March 5 and 6 lean Bennett and Drck Ekholm had the leads Mar 23 the latest of sonng fashtons was drsplayed by the students wrth p1gta1ls old slacks rolled up trousers and old shrrts Lak Crty presented an exchange program on Apnl 17 Spnng Trme and the Grand March at the Prom was led by Garnet Weberg and Iohn Hanson Three Cornered Moon senlor class play was grven at the Munrctpal Audrtorrum May 5 Senlor award day was May 15 May 24 senrors attended baccalaureate exercrse School closed wlth com m ncement at the Munxcrpal Audltorrum on May 29 9 I I ' - . . . 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'Intl 4 O LORBAJNE OSSE xx IDIS to ht 1 'nm nu x Q t 1 lt ll 1 Q l 1 lx Ullel sk te 4 1 IN ut time 0 BEBNICE GUSTAPSON xx tx 'H ltltn ollhtllfrl X ll 1 JG n het 0 Hmm ub lu L sslst mt 61 ltn e Culmtx Hs mt 1 +s Hu 1 enhall e xxlll N U 5 aphlc xx uk xt N t 0 ELI BETH HALL V111 ,, I t Ntephe n N 1 0114-gf m NPIPU-'I1lbf'l INIH 1 1m nl he took n xr I r t S4 mm lu 1 tx xu Sd ln I + 1 hmux Ol U Q' x mt lt mt 4 HELEN HARBINGTON Nm xx IN -0 4 Q l 1 lll 1 Nl l n Dun H f x n tr fx Ill x nr x Q GRACE HAWKES mtutsts nrt tlmtm, and A lflb, N r N 1 A ll r l'Nlh,., 4- In 1 1 I m k 1 s umm xt S rn 0 ADELINE YMAN h 1101 In t tl: news P I Q P ll 1 1 U11 I, I 1 -. 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SN MOORE xx O PATRICIA MORSE x I I g N ml 1 N I 'N ' A u n X4 N v n : nl on 1,6 0 FRANCIS MOSING l Il N mn as Nant tl. 1 I1 -, 4 -I1 4 :xx l I 4 l fm, 1 1 WILLIAM MOSSBEBG xx ll Il It 1 :nf 4 N x N X I1 It I OARNOLD NELSON I 4 + Mn xxmx 4 nt 1 rv I tn: x X 1 Xnu Um: N n, :rm 4 ll s ODONALD NELSON null fnlut m f 1 4 ,, 0 HAROLD LSON IN the the I xvn 1 S 1 N 1 x yllll h In tux N W LLIAM NESS xx IN ,. I rm 'N NI I 1 l IN s : N 4 tlftll mm 4 f O RAY NILAN I :Str 4 P ,, 6 I N I I I xx R 141 WILBUR OBEBG ll: ylulfl I mf xx N 1+ H xx 1 tn ltls mg 1 4 eu 4 4 H N I 14 tmnil Il new I 1 I x I4 Ill! ll :xx 1 'Nil X IH I I WALLACE BEN xx as nn tl 1 l I g ,X Stl I 6 4 I I IBENE OLSON h tx I I 4 N 9 ll D I I I O MA 'Y SON Isl: n I 4 , s I N I I I 1 l f 5 S 1 K x ' v I EIIII tl N If tlltrx MILTON OLSON ll x xy N 1114 Il'- OVVAI. TER PALM N I I txt 1 xl 1 V If tlun IQNIIII N :www 1n,. 1 1 HE x h nhl x OEILE P ULSON xv IN IK 4 + :I III! 1 P: 4 I H I I 4 tr It Il l N N II s 6 N I' 1 Il nt f, fl 4 Illllll mtl vxnll OHAZEI. PEABSON L- 1 C l I IDI l N11 H I x l ul ,., pl Ins I LOUISE PEARSON h tt 1 I 4 nn G-' N 'wi 4 N 1 i IRL I NP 1 ll I 14 I ,,, Ullt DONALD PETERSON 1 tlnn l 14 N N I N x I x I 1 - t Il c v +,.: 0 LLOYD PETERSON xx ts tc s 4 4 rl IN 4 N I Q li 's N lN 0 l ll I In 'I Il 1 IN wtufll nt S t 4 Ulf m f- +1 ll 1 x e- II N xx IS WILLARD PETERSON l- 1 ,., 4 4 4 N -N Ill tn: N IIIIII nl rl nfl t 0 NATHALIE POSSEHL xx tx x Il 4 X tt 1 OMEBLYN Q ELL v: I S 11 X I I I ill I I I 0 Ill 1 I 0 N Y .'-1-ln: A IS .'i -- P: t.'y vrvru-S I'l'UIII I:IlI'IISl1I4' :Wm--' in HMS I'in:tfm':- . Sh- was Il . .' - ':s :r- ' 1- ' -- sh- 1-njuy:-rl 4l:m:'in in tht- :pm :nfs nw ml--r rt' tha- Ne--lllv ,Xrt VIIIII :ml Imnk :nhl Trax' -I Vluh tu whit-h sh- putt --I' tht- nr un I1 llI'1ll'lIXIlIl'S, ,' -xi Iiunk :ml 'l'1'::w-l Vluh. I'uIl1-1- pk: tins: I-f-Iunzr-:I in hu' i 1' yt-:111 IJ 'i4 yr-.tr .'l,- yvlsths I I1 -nr Imu in il lvllsi- is Ill-l' f. xrvritf- 1-:t.'tim'-. 0 ftnc ft' 1- joys rv: I'ml Li'-ul 4 'I , 015 ll:-:IS II-f' -. , '- ': '-gf : S, , LY ':.' - ' -. in th- Ilmna r:m+- in l'f'Iltl'2lI ft nv sim-it--.2'.-r, :nh-I-+-nl Vt' nn t'::nnun I-'ztlls :ts il jun- I'-' 1'luIu, :mnl ,':m- in the- 4'Il'II'llf4 in .I' .II4- w: J th.- Ax . : I I-l:Hlnv-s:- im. Ilf- ':1.' 1-I1-1-tn-vl tn tht- St l-nt In-r' .1-nim' ye-:ni Ile-:ulinpl if hw-V t':1x'- XIIIIIZLZPI' 4-11 tl - S:-:urlv-t If!-2lIIIt'I'. VHIIIIIII tl 51-:tr, Milfs f':lx'm'it-V m'it:- lull-5' :md ,'h-- IPIIIIIS tu lu- Il 'I'r:m w.1.'.l tm-:nhl-r nt' thf- wh-1-Inn: 1--1-rm-:ltifm is roll:-1' HIVIIIIII. - IIllI'Nt'. ' w L' :vtim gr lp :ml in tha- .XII l'l: has In--n :u IIIVIIIIIVI' vt' is .'l': til 3 She- In-Ifmue-fl t-I thu- II: ml- I'I:uy, Y: ll 4':m't 'I':1kr- It With Yun. tI:4- xnrtjwt' 3-l:1y'r'::stS fm' the- p: .' tw-- I-In' Vlul, .ltnixvf ht-r t'r--sh :tn I l lb- lhl.lI'l'4 to gl: tw 4-4 ll -1: - ::t't+-1' grzulu- y+-ztrs. Ill- :Inv In-lung:-fl tu the- l.:1tin sql ':- ye-n1's:tml Ihmk zmnl 'l'v':tx'- : ,' 0 Y Ill 1-:m ne-vs-r tl-ll wl :nt Vluh :ml .I - Nu ' :ul 'l'l ': nf. :fl t'Iuh luring In-r jnniur : I s:-nur 'i tl 'nk 'Z 'I' -- 's Sl- - '. ' 4 tj, EN 5:-: rs. lI' - ' -. ' ws t.' tw In- :1 sv-1-rw nt' I-xt. .X Nutiunztl 'I'h:-spi: ns ms-nv A :J :t IIll'I1IIN'I' nl' tha- f-: rt-4 talry. 0 .XJ : s- I uyuw- If-r, hr- look part in BI:m Iiitc-s lv-rg' tt Yun t':m't 'l':tk- It XYith Y Ill' A ':.' : - -' 1 ' 1- : I Yun t':m't 'I':lk:- It XX'ith Y-fu . : I MAIN! Ilitu-S I wg '. Sh- has hz-+-n Il n - I-Iv t'Iuh :ls we-Il :ls the- Nw-1-lllv II- was ::l.'-I in I2:m:I, Vltm-tts, :m-I 411 tht- Sf-:trlvl I-'e-nth:-r :ml t'hi:-l't:tin .Xrt l'l1lh. II:-V hlllis-s urn- In--pin: III1':8lIl,'Il'f'HlIIl4'II. Hill wus :I m:-nn- r:t:tI'I's, In-Jill:-s It-ing :1 lII'IlIIH'l' ul' .1vx': gl .ks : l hr '.'-ln: 1-It l Iir1u. P.--r nt' the- S4-' -r -1- Vluh, Mnth t'lulv, tht .Iuni rl :ml S:-niuf Nzttihnztl II: tm' :.' we-n :ml Ili-Y. 's S4 -' -ti -S :mul Nutinmul 'I'IIt','IlI2lIIZ4. AJ LD :lf-tive If-n rv' th t'i1'l's til-v un- halt' rut' thc- Ne,-I.' t II- :t 24- img 4h-- was th Q1-1-rf-t,:1'y':t th C1'l : .' II - E' Vluh. UI x-'f mt f I' tl:r-k : l plztjs-fl at St: I+- tf un-'1 :tml 1-lf-f-tr-fl tu th- y': .' tm hr- a I : tj ll ': '. Uf-tn-1-tive-in Yun t':m't 'I':ukv- It X th ., ' : . ':: - ' ' 3:1 ff t-1 ' in th- was C'I1I'01ltfl in the Il tme- I-Iv fluh of thi- II mf- Er- l'luI :ts :t f lor. 4-I-nrlls lll'IIILf hix sw- niw 1' yr-:tri :ml th- IZ uk :tnl 'I't':1v1-I l'l11h. .'l - Imrinp: he-1' SPIIIUI' ye-:tr uhf- wats ve-ry 'A - ' :mls he-l mu:-:I tu :IAA :mtl tha- tlirlk :uf-tivv in I-'e-fl t'ru.'s ' rli, T: iS th- :army or tht- num' wh:-n hu- grmlu- 3.2-nl:-l NI:lI'ing: Vluh. Sh- is unll:-4-iulml nl-t s un taking.: up he-:mty vultmw- :t-s. 'I'IIl'llII Il4llll high sl-lmltl ln- :l:-- :th It :lftl-r --'1':l1lu:u tion : - 'z. :: nmvm- llvl-rw-rl III1'4IilIl5'll2lIH'I', , 4- 1-' in ' he' ly I.:- Cf-l't'Ie I-'M 4-His . .I :Q NE 41 -1' mlt' ut' tht- :ts I' p ' h:x.' s-Vvc-rl un thr- Sc-:trl -t cv-nin .' r ' 'i fh - -'I 'iH2J I llrll IIN' N:-Lv tw'nr. I-I - was th- .' 4 ll I-'v-:tthf-r .'t:1t't' :nnl he- -n tr:-:.'lV+-1' of at I-'irst Aid CI:-ssf-S. ORICHARD off:-1-ts ln:1n in You l':m'l 'I :1Iu- It the- llfmk :mll 'l'l':1v1-I UIIIII. I'+-V ' 5 -: :' at' 11- ms- XX'it You , QA sp Vt 1-ntl .'i::.'t. 1-nlitys I th 1-lussi:-:ll :ml plpulzu' I-1-thull I:-:tzn :ml :ull-stutv 4-f-nt:-V it I ': .' :I 1' 4--' Il :IV lx- Sian 0 .X'ts-I' I -'n-- g - :I ye-ur, 1.I1I. IN-Ii play:-li t'amtlv:-ll :un-l lIl1'll2l,'k4'lIl2llI te-um. Ill- ul.-1 w--nt :mt w- ' 4-1 I ll- II - was Ll mv-ml -r nt' Ihr- Ili-Y tn' l':mth::lI :ml to-:mis :ml xv: .' :I t'ini.'h his sf-ni rr yt-:tr :nt QW-ntx'::I. :.n:I VNV l'll1lv :mal 1-hnsn-n tuth1-.XIh- lIl6'IlIIN'l' ut' lwth the- Junior :mul .'a-n- Inna is :ln vntlmllsiststie- Imrlv-1' :ns lm-tiv ' Sf -is-ly, 0 .Xrntln-r irr Ili-Y. Hill w::.' 1-I4-4-tl-ll tn th- wf-I :ts :I :.:'r:-:tt re-:ulinpr t':m. II1- vill rx: , - -- ' 'X -. ,Xtl -'- Hr - S: 1-if-ty :ml In-l:mL:'e-fl 1-or ti 1114- his :-flu:-: t' In :lt -4 Il -f' -. Ile- hx-lun'-t to thl- Sf-nirur Ili-Y, th- tru th- INV Vlulu. ': A V' -+-- Vhis-I't:1in :mfl Sr-:urls-t I-'s-:Hhs-1' st. ffs. Ir1lI'IIl'I1I1lfl'4I in -: QI' -tlutll :ml plays-el pr:-sill:-nt uf hvth Ijztnl :ml Uh: 'us ':,' I- 4-:t I- nn the- ftmthull tm-:ml fm' tuur yn-:n'.'. IW-te- w: .' in or-tl-ttv :ml 1ll'f'IlI'.'tI'2l nhl ' -- ' thu- 1'hi:-l't:xin. Mil II Ibl'Il!I1 f'll tn tha- Ili-Y. th- IIXY :ml sc-rx'-fl nn ths- llusit- :H unvil f 1' In-f- Wil-' 't IIIUIIIIHVI nt' the- , tl-I-rt l'IllIl :ml Wu: ll hull Ill vnitur, Huy thru-v yn-urs. ,Xa :t 5:-niur' he- w: A :I f'llIHIl :tml tl - .Il ' 1' :ml Se-tim' :tlsn NYPIII out thx' lI'lll'Ii. 0 'I'h+- hun r IIll'IlIllt'I' nt' th- X: tiwnztl II nm' S1- Nut' :tl II ' Sv -if-tl-S, .'l - vss et' In-ing: SPIIIIII' 1-lump pr:-,'ill--nt t':-ll vi:-ty, II4- :lls ve- t out fm' :l:-4-l::m- fn thf- Sc-2 'I -l I-'s-:ttltv-1' st:-l't :mtl . - mg- ' lwlu 1- :ltiun :ml xv: .' :1 nu-:nhl-1' nt' th+- Ili-Y. yr-. ' tl - I. ak :ml Tr: '-l hull : l 'nr :t IIIPIIIIVPI' nt' tl - HW 0 .' - lfuunt-il 1bI'6','I4lt'TlIllllS ye-my VI . Sh ':.' c-I:-r-te-:l to the 'l'll Vluh. 1- 'us in tl t- play AI: IZ' :nl il - In-1' fur thxw- pt '-'- l'n:: : . ':.' I :nl 2 'nv-I In-ml -Vshiy in tl - Q P '4 .' . fn - I the- N1-1-IIP Art Vluh :nl Na ' : I-'n'- I,e-:tp:t1:- ly his II :IISO be-l an--'f-I tw th- Ili-Y Vluh w:.' Vic-1--pr-.-'ls-nt ut' the- It tk :nl w 'I' in tl - stu -r murmur -,'.', llf- :ml w:1.' I-hrs:-n tn tha- .Ill 'fn' : I 'I'1':lx'--I i'll:l:. This ye-:nr shv Sf-rw-'I :Ir v- t wut fn' :lt-vlzmmtivtn. .':- ' ' Natl 1:11 Il: wr S1 -1- if-s. Ill tht- Swirl-l V1-:lthf-l' :-t:iI't', II'-1' OG '13 11- ':.' 'o-- 1'::v: rilv- IHINIIIII1' is .' x' hu. .XJ Math l'lI1h III1IllIH'I'SIlIII roll :mtl pl: ns I-V:-sifl--nt uf th - Ilmna- I-Iv 4'l11lv, :I 5 '- ' - tu ln- :tn :tm-vmnl:ht. XY:llly we-nt uns vi 1-f- -111':-sill:-nt ut' tl:- :Q::n1m:u :-roll flvllt'-ll tru-n St1:'I'n-Im, WF- nut fill' l'nrtIv:tll :mtl t--nnis. Ill- v: .' I,:tn1lnl:1 :mtl plnnx lu In-4-:mtv il ln-:m- - X . II- uns :I III -'nh--1' ul' tlu- :tI.' 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J aw K Q9-sg, 'VM mm N W 3' ,raw Mm 'na 4, 19 -4 DIARY JANE REHDER the snapps m'1Jorette who led the Ilrurrr Corps rn her frrst two rears and the Band the lrst two rears was a menrber of re Natronrl llonor Socretr Qur 1n1l Scroll rnd the St1r1lent Ioumrl re nr reted rn lrm n I 4 e plus l11bo11nd S un s ers 1n1 Dll rnt Take lt XX rorr OJOSEPHINE REICH smr. rn the I horus 1n1l rn tlr1 HMS Prnr fore loser w IS 1 rrrember of the Bo1k 1n1l Trarel llub 'rnd '1 lrbrrrx assrstant ODUANE RIGELHAN thrnks theres som1th1ng rbout drer that rs 1 ns rorn the rrmx lt1r.,g.,re made models 111 the Nluseum Club and serxed as 1 h1ll monrtor ODONALD SAIE be longe1l to the -Xrt Nletrl tlub was rn ottree nrrnager ind 'r hrll monrtor 0 FRANCES SANTLEMAN Jorned the Book an1l Trarel I lub rnd the 1 11111111 ambd'1 Heres 1 future steno I 1 11lrng 1 h I' hobbr OJANET SCHAPER was a ts prst for tl11 tlrret tam rnd the Scarlet l erther she w rs ehosen Pl member of S1n1o1 Xrtronrl Honor Socrety and Qurll and stroll n was secretarx ef I1 Cere e lrrnr-'11s and belon1.11l to tl11 Hook SANTLEMAN rrsed her rnusre rl talent he n1l o s 11b 1X wrs seeretars of the Home EC Club and plans to go rnto so11al serrrce work OMARIAN SARGENT belonged to the Junror Xrt Club Home Ec Club rnd the Chorus She was also on the S1d,I'1E'l leather and Chreft'1rn staffs rn her Junror ren an1l plans on attendrng busrness col lege a f t e r graduatron 0 C hor us Needle Art Club and Hook and Trax el Club clarmed ELDORA SCHINHE'S trrne She plans to be1ome 'r nurse 0 MARY SCHOUWEILER w IS edrtor f the S1 llltt leather and 1 nren ll of the fhreftarn staff She was setre rr of the GXX pr1sr1lent o 1 I atrn f lub a menrber of the X rtron 11 Flresprans rnd Hugh School Ilfuers s o1 plared a leaelrnr. role rn th1 nror flrss pl X n lirtes 1., rnd was 1 member of the Xatronal Horror Soeretx and Qurll an1l Scroll she plans to major rn Journalrsm at re 0 he C XX Grrls Gee 1lub and the Book and Trarel Club 1l1rmed the membershrp of KAR JORIE SCHROER Xlarge wants to mccome n 1 1 s e 0 RENOLDA SCHULZ was 1 member ot' the Book and 'lrarel flub and lrbrarr rssrst n1l ans todo se1r1t1rr1l wo OHARIAN SEABERG bel1n1.,ed t1 1 no 1 e 1 rn G r pl rns for the futu11 re o 11,11 11 er, I he '1n1 thorus 'rnd tlr1 1 1n1er1 I lub wrll nrrss WILLIAM SPENCER ne 'et 11-rr He was rlso 'rn 1 lf111 1n'1n11.e r 0 DALE SPILMAN llbtll n N n Brtes Dog, '1n1l 'rlso he o e p llgureheads e lated the Rrntl for three xerrs 'rnd hrs lrobbres '1re huntrng lflll skrrnr.. X h s no plr s I' r thc future 0 RICHARD STAIG ER w rs on the NLRTIPI lerther rnl 1h1eft1rn strff He rlso belonged the Xlrseurn t lub he tr 11k te rrrr 1 wrs rn Ufftt mrnrgr rn s senror Keir 111 s rrrrrn hot rr wrrtrnr, OGERALD STEEN belong., rng to the SLIQDCP 1 lub 1n1l the lunror Kcadenrr 1rf Streme has as hrs hobbx ssrl 1- lle1trng He rlrxed c et rn the rn hrs lrst two rears Srnee the wir started f erald has 1le led to j tl Nur OBILL E STERN belonged t the Chorus Trrple Frro rnd the f rrls Glee Club and also sans.. rn the HNIS Prnafore She was a member of the Latrn Club :gh Stlrool llrurs 1n1l plans to rn 111 hostess OGEORGE STICHLES ro br wrrclr rs plrotorgraphx rrs 111 rde lrrnr rn rnterested member rf e 1 merr 1 1 rn ll r ll 1 pl rn t o rnto rrdro work 0 JOAN BTOLTMAN es o ures on ln ottr1e 1rrrn'1f.,er 'rm res t use her trprnr., rblrtr 1 er 1.,r11l111tron OROBERT SUSHOVIC followrng rn hrs fathers footsteps plans to go to Fi Jewelers school Sus was presrdent of the Junror Nlodel Nlakrng Llub an1l works at '1 local grocery store OHELEN SWAN SON'S rnterest rs surgr1al nursrnr., the trarnrng for wh11h she plans on takrnf., at St Johns Hosprtal Helen was '1 member of the .lunror N rtron rl Honor So1retr the Rook 1n1lTraw1l 1lub l rtrn Club and on the usher s11u11l Un1 1f her lrobbres rs ree sk'1t rm.. 0 NIusr1 rllr 1n1lrne1l rs JANE SWANSON who srng rn the Grrls e tluh thor s Trrple Trro an1l was 1 member of the Drum Corps lane W'lS 1 fo r rear member t' X X md she se d as xrce presrdent of the Mamma lambda lrer last rerr Her plans 1re to be a stenographer 0 RAYMOND SWANSON was a S lt representatrre a l11ll m1n1tor and 1 rnf mb1r of the .lunror X.-rtronal Honor Socretr liar bflonged to the 4 H tlub 0 tttempts to keep hrs Xlodel X runnrng probablr 1.,11e rrse t VERNON 8WANSON'S rmbrtron t be 'rn auto mechanrc Xernre was 'r lr 111 monitor OLBDIS TESDALL w rs 1 member rf the ill!-,ll S1 lrool ll.-15 ers 1n1l 1 1lrurnmer in the lrrum Corps xrdre vs rs '1 member of Ie tercle ran1 11s 1 ns a 1 ross nurse She lrrl-11s rn h1r sp e trrrre rnd enjox s .1 1,111r1ll1lUg,h CHARY ALICE THORSTENSEN sang in the I lrorus the Trrple Trro and has musrc rs her hobby Nlrrs Xl worked on the Scarlet leath1r staff and hasnt rlecrded whrch college to 'rttend W hen 1 sophomore and jrrnror she belonged to llrgh S1hool Plrrers I DOROTHY THUHANN h'rs been 'rn actlxe 4 H member eollec-ts pennres as a hobby rnd pl rns to be 1 nurse lborothw rs mother one of our roller skatrng en thusrasts 0 GWENDOLYN TRI d srres to be 'ln 'rrr hostess She was '1 member of the Gamma lambda for the last three wears OEUGENE VAN DEUSEN w'rs the Junror' class presr dent lhll led the Prom The RXX Klub H1 H rnd the Xthletrc Honor bocrety 1l1rme1l hrs rnembershrp Genre also srny, rn the Chorus 'rnd the Hors erctette In his sophomore year he went out for golf and rn hrs Junror rear he serr ed on the Student Coun 11l 0 HAXINE VAN GUILDER has trken part rn the G X X rnd the Hrglr Nthllfll P111 ers 'rnd for two rears ushered at programs 'tlrtkey was 1 Natronal Honor Socretr member rn lrer senror rear llorsebuk rrdrng rs her hobby and she plans to go to the 0 IERHIT VEEH belonged to the 1 horus and the Roxs Octette lle w1s 1 member of Hr llell h'lX9 1-.111 up hrs hobbres of huntrnr, '1nd frshrng rf he carrres out hrs plan of Jornrng the trmy OVIRGINIA WE BERG was a member of the Book and Trax el Club Hrgh School Play ers and the 4 H Club Vrrgre plans to be 1ome a teacher The war made her 1hange her hobbr of wrrtrng letters to forergn correspondents 0 KAR! LYN WEN! spent her 1lub trme rn the Book an1l Trax el Club I e Certle I rancars Grr s Glee flub and C horus She was 1lrosen a member of the Senror Vatronrl Honor So1rets an1l her after graduatron plans are In go to college 1nd take lrbrarr work Nlarrlwn also was a lrbrarx rssrst rnt and took part rn 1leclam her lrst two rears OHARGARET WHEELER tame here as a Junror from los Xngeles Crlrfornra She belonged to the Hrgh School Plax ers 1nd took part rn XY hat a Lrfe Xian lirtes lrog X ou tant Take It Xtrth rou 1n1l 1le1lamatron Nlarg w'1s 1 lrbrary as-.rst rnt and belonged to the Natronal Thesprans Xatronal Honor Socrety and the Junror Red I ross She was presrdent of the Gam ma lambda X sports enthusrast rs she wrth hrkrnr, her far orrte CHART WIEBUSCH was 11 sessron room rep resentrtrre on the Gamma Lambda 1oun1rl rn her senror rear Bern! rrtrstre rllr 1n1lrne1l 'tlary belonged to the Xrt Club Ks ret her plan'-r or the future 1re undecrded 16A , ' 3 -. ,' 1 . - 11' 1 : 1 . 1' ' , 1' f'-- 11'-. 1' 1 -', ' '- ' ' ' 1' ' Q .' rlzjr i 1I11 ' .' 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'1' - 1.1 1, ' 1 ef- -. .' - ' ' - .- ar- 1 ' . - -' ' - f W Zgafff Ill MEMURIAM AWN ANN NHUT4 Puulme Ann Shotolcx, member Of the seruor class of Red W1nq Hlqh School was born October 28 1923 cmd d1ed October 29 1941 Puulme, who was cxmbmous ef' erqehc cmd profoundly smcere was held m hgh esteem by iho faculty cmd student body of ihe h1qh school She was V1C9pf9S1dGI'1t of the Book cmd Travel Club m her TUDIOI year and also CI member of the Home Ec Club Her pcrssmq IS ci loss to the hugh school as Well as CI qrgcxt loss to the class of 1Q42 16B wir- 1 ?' l CHRISTOPHER WIGGENS Ll u ll n 1 nm 4 horns 'lm IP Ill 1 H4 Ill 4 . X O PAUL VIILCOX xx 1 's Xiu-X11 4 N n,, HX! X lllx X 11 K nm mn I lx he um. x llh u 1 1 If x 114 1 I lln t1lfT1t OMILTON WIIIMEEHI-X1 futnn fthr 1 t xx hxslu th N 1 mem u 4 1 nlenl U ll I I IHUTII u lt 'N XS Q ,.ht 4 119 O WII-BUR W NBLAD the the! lt f 180 pl ned bww 1 I N rllp 1 ll 1 11 0 JAYNE WOODERS 11 I htm U4 N x HM I 1slT!,L O PEGGY WOODS s . Q mm rl 1 4 1 x w S 1 lun 'nl N ' N H ,.,r 1 a S11 4-' N R , in -. 1 e Xlux 0.111 I4 an num lm 11 xll 0 JANICE NEIGO xx lx tn 1 lllnl I ll 1 4 -,N Nkls in 1 1 1 311 1 lll'l N' H 1 N 1 Il 1 m1 4 mlsnt lIl l4 4 N In N' gm ll S tu 1 I4 xx IN x 1 4 uhm SENICRS LOCK BACK The semor class headed by Wllbur Oberq may now look back upon the four successful YGCITQ of them hugh school CCI reer Durmq th1s Mme We have staged two plays our Jumor class play Mun B1tes Doq and fh1S year Three Come-red Moon We shall never forget our Iumor Prom cmd our successful Gay N1I1Gf19S seruor dcmce Whlle we were m hlqh school we were very fortunate to fol low our team to the state bam ketbcrll tournament two years m successwn only to be nosed out IH the fmcrls both years Th1S year 152 semors re celved them chplomas at Com mencement, May 29 as com pared to only 141 of last year Rev Meliord Knutson qove the Baccalaureate address May 24 cmd was CISS1Sf9d by Rev Maumee Wessmcxn The Graduate Looks at HIS World was the TODIC of Edqcrr Doudnu as he addressed ihe semors QT Commencement Mr Doudncf IS Secretary cmd D1 rector of the Board of Regents of Normal Schools at MGd1SOP 'Wxsconsm The hlqh school band played and the A CGD pella Choxr scmq Crt the exer uses The other semor class ofhcers were Lowell Anderson, vxce pres1dent, Norma Kolberq, sec retczry, and Elcune Elde, treas urer ,A y 5'-f an ' A Vu- . 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Cr also wvnt nut fm' 1lQ1l'2llbll4'l' for th- uthll-li' 111-112 ' 'Hi Irzu-k :ml pl: 1s th gn In SI nut uftn-1' ir. her sn-nim' 3 '1lV- i M1 , 1',xl'1.lxlc . .' ' mx - ' ' - , ' . . r , ' ' H , A VI I fl ' ' ' , 11 . , H , . I ' I V 1, 1 f . t , . - ' I ' I I I H . . H . . 1 ,, - 1, ADMINISTRATION Liet Harbo Takes Over Principal Voxland Directs As New Superintendent Activities at Red Wing High t Seated above in his newly equipped office is Mr. L. S. Harbo, just completing his first year as superintendent of the Bed Xltfing public schools. At his side is his secretary, Miss Margaret Grail, awaiting his approval for a letter to be sent out. Mr. Harbo carrie to Bed Xltling with his wife and four daughters from Litchfield, Minnesota, where he headed the school system for four years. The start of his career in the field of education took place at Staples, Minne- sota, where he served as athletic director. After that he became superintendent of schools in Osakis and also at Parkers Prairie. SCHOOL BOARD Y . . II- sv IIII. ,Im 'I I-I. Q 5 L1 I Completing his third year as principal is Mr. Melvin Voxland shown above dice Iating to his secretary, Miss Shirley Sorenv son. Miss Sorenson filled the vacancy made by Miss Graff who became the secretary of Superintendent I-larbo upon the resignation ot Barbara I-lemingson. Besides being active within the school and promoting many different activities, Mr. Voxland also took a very prominent part in the Big Nine festivities. He served on a committee evaluating St. Cloud high school and also attended a convention in Chicago of the North Central Association where he Was on a reviewing committee. II I I I II II I Illl I Xll,l.,NIllX,KlI.t,l,I14IxwvtI,Nils.Irlrlln-.XI1IleIsIIII,XII.ll.lI.II II ll II I XXII ll II IIIII XII I XXllllXll lllxlll III11 uix I II XXlIllXXIlllYI XI tt llll sit' I'. tr, 'V QI, , Iwli It 1 A Q ', y tx' It I AI.-II XXIII: IlI:lI Swli-I I, llwsr- vIIIxIfIIs Iwlfi-I'w'IIt tlif- I.IXI'21Y l'F I III-xv IIII- .XIIII'I'it:III wry' is IIII- Irvs! . . , t'I'+-t- wliifutifvri IMI' zill. -..t1 . '. 2, . II 'z ' 's s II If-II' :I il 2 - 4' If- mt who, lltllllin' :I pzirt 'It' the I-Iw-se-nt wlwlrl sItII:ItitIII. still 1 . 1' ' . 4' Q ' .rf , V . . , f , EW TEACHERS INVMIE CENTRAL The past year has seen many new teach ers rep ace former faculty members who have left Red W1ng for other pos1t1ons MISS Leona Knesel and Mr Kenneth Wh1flHq took over the comm rc1al depart ment and are shown 1n the top D1ClUT9 below 1v1ng potnters to Emogene Cater and Wes ley Swanson two beg1nn1ng lyp1SlS At the beg1nn1ng of ll'11S year Mr Berrne Page took charge of the boys Phys1cal Edu cat1on department formerly headed by Mr lew1s Hess Mr Hess was granted a leave of absence to further l'1lS tra1n1ng at Columb1a Un1vers1ty and later 1n the year he tendered h1S res1gnat1on At the end of the f1fSl semes ter Mr Page entered the U S Mar1nes He IS shown below talkmg to MISS V1rg1n1a Robb new g1rls Phys1cal Educat1on d1F9ClOI Prcxct5e Mak s PeRFWT 9 7 Phy Ed rn Defense Program H2 S Hold Your Nose 7 Welcome New Teachers! rooms IS that of Mr Bemamm Dunstan chem1 try and phys1cs 1nstructor He 1S shown ID the f1rst p1cture above ex pla1n1ng a demonstrauon to Mary lou Gustafson and lack Fr1edr1ch two chem1stry students Mr Dunstan took the pos1t1ons formerly held by Mr Clarence Boeck and Mr Lawrence G1bSOH Welccmmg a few cf the new teach ers IS MISS Rosahe Youngilahl h ad of the teachers tra1n1ng departm nt shown IH the p1cture d1rectly above Conversmg w1th her 1S the new general c1er1c teacher Mr Robert Ctto Also on the welcom1ng comm1ttee are M1ss Stacy Olson and Mr D K LGWIS b1 ology and general sc1ence 1nstructors respect1vely greet1ng M155 Mary Schm1tt who 1n lanuary assumed the pos1t1or1 of art 1nstructor L .. Q , - , . Another new face seen in the class 's ' ' . , ' ' ' , e I V 1 fi New Chapter rn History Three ct 1 entrals senior hiah Enalish teachers I IQS Erniy Streme ISC Blanche Thompson and M155 Frances Armsirona h wn in th first picture be low are admiring work done by the lunior R d Cross work at school M155 Stremel has take1 an active part in speech work a d ha charge ot extemporaneous speech oratory and debate This year for the first time M155 Thompson assumed supervision ot the l-hah School Players frrrnerly headed by M155 Esther Hoyer Gathered in the hall for a tew spare rn ments between classes are M155 Vir qinia Clson M155 Anne Norby M155 l.1,c1llc Miller Junior high English teach ers shown in the bottom picture looking over the morning bulletin Mwwfjl Keeping Posted ft W , Th- ietory ct Annerica is of qreat im- portarge to all Arnerican citizens. Mrs. Luella Crandall teaches this subject to t .e eleventh grade students. Sho 's shown in the top picture telling Elmer Olsan about a new event in the present war, which is forming another rnomentf ous Chapter in American history. The 9V'3!'Cl1flYtQlI1'J map ot the world of today rs being discussed in the loot- , - . , , torr. r,1Ctdre ry ine sccra. science in- structors, Mrs. Emily Featherstone, M155 Emmeline Vlferner, Miss Lucille Holler, and Miss Evelyn Anderson. Besides ther re'3Qfrr dxfres ds 3:6111 teacher. lvlrs.-, Holler hd,-2 'glyzr ge it The r,u1ld1r.5 d11r1r.1 r.',',:1 h ,tr Tflrs. l-l:'f4'ifllQ1'5lU!if'.' - 1 w 1 V has chfrrge at The Boys ara Gals Rios Study Cups, and M155 Anders' 7: teaches eC::.zr:.io geography. Bundles for Bntarn 1 KW 1 ff f 0 ff 1 f , .-.-: . :E-:Ii My 47 , f , Time Out Between Classes 18 1, . - 4 . , -rw ' A K I -4 , 1 , ll 'V 7 ' . A . ' ' 1 r .. - - .- ' 1. ,I A K I , K ,, . . . C X ig l V I lb ,- e Vls 'l ol, M' 5 f A 1 , 5 o ' e A ' - 1 I , 1 A A . ' ' Red Cross. Miss Armstrong is head ot the A X ' I. v ' I ,, . ,. .. 2 rx 5 . .5 f I ! . ., ,I 1 , A 1 G. Q W X V 1 ' Y . b 4 .1 , V , 5 . L V I Q S'-'K ' I A I I I I V I I V . V T fs 1 1 bw 'V , v- l fu f' A 1 D ff f lr e 1 Z 42 f CYSG ..... ff K lVlus1c and lVlathemat1cs Speech and Publ1cat1ons Play Very Important Role Dodecahedron Not a word from som fore1an lanauaqe or a new type cf food but a solrd w1th l2 faces used 1n 5ol1d aeometry and bema studred by three math teachers rn the p1cture drrectly above Holdmq the dodecahedron 15 M155 Laura Balclce wh1le M155 flance Kaasa and M155 Evelyn Pear son study 1t Gorna to press always has the f1nanc1al end to be taken care of and 1n the upper left p1cture we fmd the busrness rnanaaers of the Chreftam and Scarlet Feather Dons Warren and lames Fntze respectlvely qo rnq over the books w1th the adv sors M155 Rosetta Groettum and M155 Florence Dono hue to see 1f they re 1n the red or not Mu51c Maestros Please Mr Carl Sutherland vocal mstructor 15 shown 1n the center left p1cture composmq a new prece of rnusrc as Mr Le Roy Lrdstrom band rnstruct cr stands by to awe any necessary help M155 Esther l-foyer speecn coach and Mrs Amanda Anderson hbranan shown rn the bottom left D1ClUT9 frnd a few spare moments 1n the school day to partake of refreshments . . 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Home Ec Shop Sports Are Few ot Subjects Offered Students Latest tashrons rn Vogue catch the eyes ot three Lentral hrqh teachers Mrss Ruth Severud Mrss Nrrna Foqelberq and Mrss Mary Curran rn the prcture drrectty above Mrss Severud served as art rnstructor untrt Chrrstrnas when she resrqned and left tor Ames Iowa to assume a new posrtron Mrss Curran and Mrss Poqelberq teach home econornrc The present war has brought out the vrtat part ptayed by rnen skrlted rn mechanlcal tralnlnq Mr Harry Bockhaus and Mr Harry Howe shop teachers shown ID upper rrqht prcture are dorna therr part to qtve thrs tralnrnq to students S me students feet that Latln rs a dead lanq large but tt they would talk wrth Mrs Marlon Wrech Latln rnstructor shown wrth Mtss 51a e Andersen French and Enahsh teacher rn the center rraht p1cture thetr rdeas w uld be changed for she could prove tha Lattn hves todoy rn Enqhsh derrvattves and atso rn the rnedrcal ft td Red WH 4 physrcat ed.1 att Y1 dlrectdr Mr Gere F11 tc Mr Ltoyd H lrn and Mr Htchard 1,1 dqnst are c HJDTCIWQ over th h ttc seas '1 m the tower rraht pr L1 e u ff . . I I 1 I 1 1 - S. f 1 ft A , . cf V 1 ' ' ' C t , , ., I 1 T1 Q , .., V , J 4 O t . H. ff , . . . 1 . ' c ' 'e . ff S A N, tc C. fx S, tr-' fs . V .V V , . . J , . . , ' W Q t , . .. V C ' ., M 4. 'X 9 'v' to fa ' ' 'r'1 r e .. AC' -vt A V ' un A . STUDENT GOVERNMENT ExERclsEs DEMocRATlc RIGHTS We, the students speak! Yes, we people in America still believe, and are fighting for, the freedom of assembly and freedom of speech. The Student Councll is an organization which represents the student body such as Congress represents the American people Under the supervision of Principal Melvin Voxland this group has been very active during the past year Officers for the year were president Willard Peter son vice president Lowell Anderson and secretary Eileen Paulson A new and different proJect was start ed this year by the local Chamber of Commerce A Halloween party was spon sored for the high school students which proved very successful Both Student Councils assisted in the proJect by plan nlng the prizes for the different groups the sizes of the groups and the entertainment after the parade The students could go roller skating or dancing or if they won a tlcket they could go to the movies ln order to raise funds for the Scarlet Feather, they sponsored an Amateur Show and dance. Guest star was last year's Winner, Bernard Beding, who whistled several tunes The winners are pictured on page one In doing their part in helping the pres ent s1tuat1on the Council sponsored the sale of Defense Stamps and Bonds on Tuesdays and Thursdays and a letter wr1t1ng contest on How I Can Best Help in the War Emergency The lr Student Council headed by Miss Evelyn Pearson assisted in the Amateur Show selling Defense Stamps and Bonds and letter writing contest They also fig ured out a point system whereby Junior high students may get letters Each stu dent gets a certain number of points for participating in track football cheerlead ng etc and when they have earned seventeen points 1n one year they receive their letter Officers for the past year were president Lyman Geary vice president Bob Iackson secretary Bill Van Lanen 1 t rig, 4 is l nmt er su S tn nn H unson I tu te 1 ll x IHI P MXN n t ter l rc e- Ilu 1 A rm x sr Nlunson I ul HTH RUN Josef hw n 'tiillu Mr lc vs I Ju insrn XX I etei son ll :lm lui 1+ ll TH RUXX I ide N rn Lane-n 411 -Xntlvl 1 n I If-n NN IITIIHQI .. , .--- I , , , I . . , , H 3 V , ' , ,, I , , , . f H . H . - - I , W , . . - 1 , ' ' ' , 1 , .., , I - H ' , ' I , ' I 1 ' I .1 N. . I n. 1 I ' I-' RU N T Ii HV, lef tu 'hit Y-itl.', Heh, K 'h. Julsun, .l. l't-l won, IR-ur.' ri, Sw- s . SIGC- UNU RUXV: lwmlf-, Gustafson, M. M J , 'z lsun, li, Pc' rsun, livhlvr, Ntwllj, J. Nurtl. Rl It ': Va luilt . R. lb, .thn- snn, IJ. No 1, G airy, nn, Gu nt- rt: , 0 'al.'mn, ll. . .' . ' 1 .' D Jr , , 1', I'Zarrin x , It -tire ', Hnnstm, L S. l .'r , ', ' , 1 1 'SL ' 'z +I' ., 'r , UlSr , . 'Sr , 4' , '. t l ACTIVITIES Clubs and Honor Societies VIEWED BY scARi.ET FEATHER SENIOR HI-Y Living up to their motto to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Chris- tion character, the Senior Hi-Y acted as Santas in the distribu- tion of toys for the Welles Club. They also put this principle into practice by assisting the Iunior Association of Commerce in the old clothes drive and entertaining the football squad at a banquet. Club activities around school included ushering at basket- ball games and selling and taking tickets at various gatherings. One very successful project, was their house to house campaign in selling tickets for the All Class Play. Since their four cardinal objectives are clean sport, clean living, clean speech, and clean scholarship these boys rank high among the others in school. JUNIOR HI-Y Dances, parties and business constitute a successful year of a club. Anyway that is what can be said of the Iunior Hi-Y. Meetings are held every two weeks with Mr. Harry Bockhaus as supervisor. The club planned occasions by which to increase the treasury fund. It sold candy and ice cream at the basketball games alternating with the Senior Hi-Y. After having a dance and two parties to raise money the Hi-Y donated three dollars to the Red Cross. To conclude the year, the club received pins signifying their enrollment in this club. SEND E3 IEIIIQY? EIFFIEERS President --e- PAUL KUHN Vice-Rrcsidcnt - DICK MCWATERS Secretory - - WALLACE OCREN Treasurer - CHRISTOPHER WIGGIN ADVISER Mr. Richard Lundquist. Social Problems 12 instructor was also faculty manager of ath- letics and assistant coach as well as being advisor of the Senior Hi-Y for the last 5 years. SENIUR MEMBERS I4'IiHN'I' IUJNY, la-I'l In right: Iva-rsun, lmhl, Hgiw-ii, XVinIuI:i1I, I'I-ln-rsuri, I... Yun In-use-n, xYlIllllN'I', IQIIIIISHH. SIIIVIPNIJ IUIW: Wiggvn. No-Iswn, A., Nilzm, l.iw-In-Ag, Ne-lsun, II., Ne-ss, Kuhn, Iiivn. 'I'IIIItIt HHXY: iirinlw-Vsoii, l4't-:itIin-i'- strut:-, Iliste-lziml, Y Irnr k, All-XYQIII-l's, .Il Iinsun I'n-lv-rsnn, ll. JUN R IHIIC-Tl? U FFI C E RS President - - VERNON WINBLAD Vice-Presidcn' - - JOHN MCGREW Sccrctor, - HOWARD HULL Sgt -ot-Arrrg BILL CARLSON ADVISER Mr. Harry Bockhaus, Mechanical Arts Teach- er. was the counselor of the Junior H1-Y during the past year. ALL MEMBERS I'l:'+N'I' IIHXY. in-ri In riuiiti Yun Gui!-It-r. All ll 'XX. Il., II.illv-I'. Ii:-Iiiuizmii. S--aiu-ig Itin- Ilrrlili, Illlllvll, XYIHIIIJA-I. SIQVWINII IUHYZ I'zil- !--rsitn. Alvfliww, .I., I'i'it-ss, Struni, Hull, ll.-any .I-Iinsrn, 1':u'ls4rii, 'l'IIII:II ILHXY: Iwiiilsuri, Il'-illiiss, llowlun-I, Vain I.:m-ln, .IusvpIisoli, Si-'mill'-, Slinflln-rsr. Row One I.11h mann ltvcld-In XX' it-lnusvh PRESIDENT--JIM CURRIE Zqfzilllgiii Bow Two Row Three .X111l1-1's1111 Xtvtn-1'! 4'111'1'i1- Sault:- 1 112111 nt 111 XYl'l'V 13111111-tt pw it pr had PRESIDENT DENELER ERANTMAN Row One Ruling., Berlin Nlunson lie lshelm 1 N nd ffl! smgsu Row Two lu Il xll It n Nclnni lt llicmkhl in h ' l Row Three I 1 mlm 1 Hillenlwiget H Stickl H0 rl S114 nt ll I Tl If As in other years, portrait painting and figure drawing seemed to top everything else in Central's Art Club's Activities. Drawing profiles of their friends proved very interesting as well as amusing. At Christmas time they made many gifts for their chums . Included in that were wooden belts with free-hand paintings and nicknames on them pins and neck- laces. The final project undertaken by both new and old members was soap sculptoring The biggest change in the club was Miss Ruth Severuds resignation as the Ari instructor and club director who held this position for five years Miss Mary Schmitt succeeded her at the beginning of the new year and has entered enthusi asticallv into her work Liking Red Wing frcm tne start she has hopes of making paintings of the scenery hereabouts espe ctaily the bluffs The other officers for the year were Garnet Weberg vice president and Mary Wiebusch as secretary treasurer Teaching new members how to develop pictures was the main purpose of this years Camera Club Under the super vision of Mr Beniamin Dunstan several interesting lectures and proiects were pre sented by some of the club members In ciuded in that was the study of Personal and Night Photography Essentials of Picture Making and Photographic Pic torialism All of the work was done in the chem istry laboratory except the developing of films and the printing of negatives Thls work was done in the club s dark room which is a room in which no light is per mitted except the safety light As an extra proiect for anyone desiring to do it pictures were taken of student activities around Central Some very ir' teresting and unusual pictures were turned in by the club s president Robert Dengler A new system was inaugurated this spring which consisted of a series of com petitive photography on several subiects Science views were the first type complet ed the second on portraits and the thira on architectural designs carrymq on C-'entrals V1ClOTY Book arnpmqn a Cgnmrnlttee from the Book nd Travel Club gave talks rn the c1ty s ubl1c schools From boxes laced 111 th radfe schools and o l1brdl1es about 600 ooks were sent to the boys 1n the camps Among- the many educat1onal travel alks MISS l.uc1lle M1ller s Wlll lonq be emembered tor she told of her rnterestmq xpenences lI'1 Alaska and showed her nuque plate collect1on M155 S1qne Ander on reported on the success of the Feather tone Youth Hostel one of the last pro1ects he l94l group undertook 1n the sprmq The war has made 1lS9ll felt even 1n the con and Travel Club No 1t wasnt the 1re shortaqe because the clubs annual r1p to the C1l19S IS expected to mater1al1ze u correspondence was suddenly l1m1ted to letters mostly from the South Amencan countr1es Some of the letters rece1ved rom pen pals were read and many plC ures were shown to the whole qroup The yearly pro1ect of makmq tour scrap ooks was carr1ed out under the d1rect1on t Mar1lyr1 Wenz Each local hosp1tal Was 1ven two books to amuse S1Ck ch1ldren All students not belonqmq to any club nd the members of the club 1tsell en oyed Dr L E Claydon s colored mov1es n the Ph1l1pp1ne lslands and the Wlld nrmals ot AfflCG wh1ch was sponsored y the Book and Travel Club Dr Claydon old the students one could qet very close o these beasts because they had not been unted by man therefore they had no eason to fear man Th1s year marked the n1nth anmversary f the Book and Travel Club From ten embers 1n the flfSl club the qroup has ow nity mne members wh1ch IS the larq st enrollment 1n 1ts h1story Alt r wa1t1nq for some t1me to use the ymnasrum the members had a party on he Thursday after Easter vacat1on A tour to St Paul and M1nneapol1s mll e planned by the travel comm1ttee eaded by Lou1se Pearson brmama a uccesstul year to a close aah Wwe! COMMITTEE EHAIRMEN cARLsoN DANKERS LYoNs 'WENZ Lux f alll E24 BOW TWO Bow Pour XII I XIII! I IJFFICERS PRESIDENT MILDRED MILLER SECRETARY DANIELSON Row Two Bow Three Ntl1llllZ llf HLIIIHLI n n NN n ll ll n I1 Nthmk Tll TREASURER STOLTMAN Row Four ll 1 1nt+Jl111 V .1 ' I 1 In 1 . I ll 1 1 11 1 K . ' 1 1 . - 4 , D Q R 1 - 1 UF 11 1' - ,- 1 ..f - ' A l-2ll'NHtl. M., .Xllj , llll- l,:11's1111, M. L., .l11t111s1111, K'IlM'l'p.l', 111-1sk1, H1124-, lxvlllllilfl, .l., Hilylllilll. Mrs. A1111--11 . ' son, I ' ' ' ' ' I. ll I1 111 :1 Ill, 1'lllS4'lll2lll, son, Il 1- t1 1' 1- ll sl Ivillv, .l1l111s1111, S. .l41l1ns1111. M. 1'l1e-llt11-rg. A 1 - 1 - l H . ' I 5 I I I p 1 - 1 lu . , . 1 1 1 1 . . . . I b t .' ' . . 1 , . J --v ' , I 1 --. ..- t I I I - 1 - , Zip: +-igu Se-:1t1+'1'f.f ' Svlz 'PI' .' 'sl son Vivpe-1' - - I'v111'sf1n. I.. W: 'rf-n Kollwmf IN-te-1's11n Sir 11 sun llmle- 1ac't1+-1' lie-ivh lin- nlel' S: un Gtlstufsnn ' 'n- Hlson Ne-lsnn. M. Nelson, J. I 1 ' f 11 Q' nl :- , 1 1 I I, , , . - 1 . 1 . 5 1 1 1 Central's first Latina Sodalitas Club was he- gun three years ago by Miss M a r i Il ri XVeic-h, teacher of the L a t i n classes. The first elulfs enrollment of 16 has been increased from year to year, now being' 47, .X complete history of each year's progress is kept in a scrapbook. UFFICER5 give! Uorziuf JEAN GRANTMAN cgczigs BARBARA DODGE Quazafsr .IANICE LARSON Jvuniius PERPETUA O'SHAUGHNESSY M EM BER5 ROCK STUDY cyow 1 :Row 2 Plann Watson Peterson Jackson Peters Danielson Johnson Brunner Anderson Dixon Claydon Anstensen Bryan Soderholm Warren Bette:-ly cf?ow 3 Babel Carlson Olson Bentley Campbell LATIN CLUB FIRST ROW: I-' e rr i n. Pears: n, K o s e e, Lee, lVangen, Mc-Cusker, Har- ris, K ol b e r g, Stark, Becker, SECOND HOXV: Patterson, Haus-:ch i 1 d t. Eastlund, Raetz, Wilcox, Nfordly, Ifriedrieh, Van- dewalker, Thieman, tip- sahl, I. RIJCK STUDY LATIN CLUB Keep 'em Digging, both for rocks and education is the code by which the Boys' and Girls' Rock Study Club carry on their club Work. Besides studying minerals and rocks the members visited the Rock Wool plant and took a field trip to the Sand Hill and also to Barn Bluff during the year. At one of their meetings, some of the girls gave interesting talks on birthstones. Accord- ing to their name, Rock Study Club, the boys have made col- lections of stones, in order to simplify the study of them. It is purely coincidental that their adviser is Mrs. Emily FeatherSTONE. With an enrollment cf 47 Discipuli, six boys and forty- one girls, the Latina Sodalitas Club began its third year of social and educational activity. The main purpose of the club is to increase the Latin students' understanding of Roman life and customs. ln order to be eligible one must have a scholastic grade of C in this subject. Different from other year's Work, the club devoted every other meeting on Wednesdays to Iunior Red Cross work. Lat- inas Sodalitas was the only high school club to purchase a membership in the Senior Red Cross. Two students, Georg- ene XVarren and Robert Jackson, who did unus- ual, outstanding work in the club for the past year were selected by Mrs. Emily Featherstone, sup- ervisor and director of the Boys' and Girls' Rock Study Club, to receive an award for this honor. The award was a card with an agate stone on it The agate stone seemed to be of much interest to the elubs as six mem- bers made eollec-tions of it, They were XYesley Plann, Karl Brunner, .lay Danielson, Randall Rent- ley, Stanley Peterson and Charlotte Dixon. OFFICERS gifs fpmssicfsnf CHARLOTTE DIXON Sscmsfaiy BEVERLY ANDERSON I.l7'lE0.1I,l.'lE'l LUCILLE PETERS Boys gvfzsaicfent STANLEY PETERSON gscrsfamy B RUCE SU N DE Uzsaauzsz LESLIE ANDERSON THIRD ROXV: Johnson, Arnold, Olson, liisowski, Jeske, Staigqer, Hanson, M., Opsahl, J,, U'Shaugh- nessy. F0l'I!'I'H RUXV: Nelson, Anderson, .los - eph, Hanson, IC., Leach, lin delson, l'h i n a n d e r, Grantman. I-'Il-'TH ROW: Sargent Oberg, McCue, Beilfuss, Peterson, Mart- inson, Dodge, L. Larson, Dodge, B., Herder. MEM BERS Lower Picture BOW ONE Alzixwvll. It 1- i f- li :i r tl hvhultz, tile.. Schultz. lil BOW TWO IH-ts-rsnn, Russ, Surge-nt, Zi-nike. ROW THREE Mm-, M vshkt vwsky, In inf:- cor, St-hultz, l,, ROW FOUR l'e-to-!':slIul't', X Q- I S fi TI S., Sm i th. BOW FIVE Itflwx' Y:-lwin Nl Yur- tlolnskjultl, Slllllllif. OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER President Marjorie Burdick vice-President Josephine Geronirne Secretary Louisf- liurtt Trealurer IH- lmris l':I'l1'IiS1lll ADVISOR Miss Fogelberg When visiting Miss Fogelberg 0 n e c a n easily see why she doesn't have m u c h time to talk. After a little investigation it w a s discovered that she holds many dif- ferent positions among which are: Home Economic teacher, Junior Class Advisor, member of th e Health Board , advisor of the Home Ec club, member of the faculty committee and also a judge of victory recipes. ,- .F f 1 Vw ,sew- ' ' HOME ECONOMICS AND NEEDLE ART Red Cross work has made this a busy year for the Home Economics and Needle Art Club, Members have taken part in sewing blankets, knitting squares for afghans and making toys of cloth and yarn. Miss Fogelberg, Miss Curran and Mrs. Harold Croke have been teaching them the fundamentals of knitting. The aim of every member this year is to earn seventy- five points for a letter. This is a new project being carried on by the club and has been very successful in its first year. Points are gained by making articles for the Red Cross and by giving talks and demonstrations. Serving on committees or holding an office position also credits us with points. Another important feature of our club is our well known pop-corn sales. The pop- corn balls sold at the price of two for a nickel. Members were stationed at various places in the school building. These sales were held for the enjoyment of the student body, the faculty and also left a profit for our treasury. This money is used for parties and necessities of the club. The girls celebrated at a Christmas party. Games were played in Miss Curran's room and later lunch was served in the dining room. An annual pic- nic was held this spring. MEMBERS Upper Picture now our: 4 ross, .I1'I1ns1m. I-Nix. I In wk:-, BOW TWO Ilziwkn-nsnn. II2l4'I1Ill l'. th-rsn1iin+-, I mrtt. ROW THREE Imiitlns, Henson, Hrenne-n. Anile-rs: n, lfrainklin. ROW FOUR Larson, lfrznm-. BOW FIVE I:f'l'lilt'I', Hanson, l:lll'Il. OFFICERS . SECOND SEMESTER President lie-lures Surge-nt vice-President l f-rn Stumpf Secretary Shirley .ltntinsnn Trealurer Int-z X41rtl4-nskjolfl ADVISOR Miss Curran Through Miss Mary C u r r a n' s constant h e l p and guidance, seven g i r 1 s reached the goal of seventy- five points for which they received the Home Ec Club em- blem. It is a chenille RW letter with Home Ec written on it. The girls are Delores Bec k l e r, Josephine Geronime, Dot ot h y Gross, Shirley John- son, D o r i s Larson, D o r o t hy Reichard, and Beverly Peters- dorf. Usnfzaf .glttztrshtfi U65 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETIES Thr sprlnq twenty three 1nv1tat1ons to the Natronal Honor Socrety Banquet were sent out to the qraduatron class ot one hundred tltty two senrors and elqht to members of the Junror class Elqht of the senlor members were held over from last year Nomlnatlon to membersh1p rn the NOIIODGI Honor Socrety IS th Iuqhest honor a student can recerve durrnq hrs hlqh school career These students are selected from the upper one thrrd of the class Dunnq the1r years rn hlqh school they have shown serv1ce by takmq part In athletlcs dramatrcs muslc work on comm1ttees hall pohce publ1cat1on department or some other actrvrty w1th1n the school They must be outstandmq ln leadershrp and character The mem bers must be able to accept respons1b1l1ty complete what they undertake and show rndustry and dependabrlrty They must show qood school cttrzenshlp by belnq courteous and loyal to the school These are a tew po1nts consrdered by the faculty when choosrnq the students The ch1etrespons1b1l1ty ot the soctety IS to choose the All Star students ot the year Thrs year the honor was q1Ven to Mary Iane Rehder and lack Fnedrrch The IUHIOT Natronal Honor SOCIGIY IS selected 1n the same manner as the Senlor Socxety SIX stud nts were chosen from the erqhth grade and seventeen from the nrnth grade TIIGSG STUCIGDIS I'1CiV9 used therr abrhty durtng the year and then were rnvrted to attend the banquet held tn therr honor I P l I kh 1 len x lntz mm I'1 e mn lt III Ill FRONT ROW LEFT TD RIGHT SECOND ROW XII I I1 N IIS CI INIII THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FRONT ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW 1 I 1 lll S I - I I I I ,. 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TEACHERS TRAINING FUTURE TEACHERS MOVE THEIR DESIS TOGETHER AND POSE WITH INSTRUCTOR ROSLLIE YOUNG-DAHL TFIJ tqftt 1 7 x son erm or n r S XXIJIM I tn un x me ss X 61 iam'-ch Hlllrtm A lrttle red schoolhouse and a pocket full of dreams and rdeals Wllh the ambltron and rn genurty to carry them out 1S all the equrpment one of the chosen fourteen ot the Teacher Trarnlng Department needs as she goes forth cert1f1cate rn hand to seek her fame rf not her fortune For th past thrrty seven years the state has marntarned th1s department It has graduated tour hundred nrnety tour teachers three hun dred twenty erght of whom are teachmg at the present trme A survey shows that the gradu ates have glven an average of l1V9 and frfty three hundredths years of teachmg servrce Ar exceptron to th1s however IS a graduate of the class ot 1906 who IS strll teachmg There have been s ven dlrectors slnce the estabhshrnent of thrs department rn 1905 The present drrector Mrss Rosalle Youngdahl has been here for seventeen years There have been thlrteen nat1onal1t1es repr sented the Swedes predonr matmg w1th forty per cent the Germans follow 1ng wrth twentf srx per cent the Norwegtans wrth trtteen per cent and the remarnrng l9 per cent made up of ten other nat1onal1t1es Each year there are many candrdates who apply besrdes the trtteen or srxteen lucky ones who are chosen on the basrs of thelr scholar shrp character and personahty One year of college credrt IS glven for the years trarnrng After graduat1ng from the de partment one IS qualrfred to teach rn any of the ungraded rural schools of Mmnesota Th1s drploma lS galned after many hou s ot teachmg rn the Red Wrng schools the Junror hrgh school ard three weeks of rural teachmg under the gurdance of an experrenced teacher In addrtron to th regular work the class has been grven mstructron 1n teachmg musrc by Mr Carl Sutherland and woodwork bv Mr Harry Home Th1s spnng the headllne Shortage of Rural Tea hers appeared rn newspapers throughout the country and the Teacher Tramrng depart ment took on addeo rmportance Not only wvll thrs year s graduates enter 1nto actual teachmg servrce th1s tall rn Goodhue and nelghborlng countres but former graduates who have been out ct teachmg have reg1stered and many w1ll be called mto actlve work I l t SHA u , 1 0 rigt t: Pos., Ewen: , B, 1' , G 'ma , l,11v:: +-n, News. 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Q - . f , . ., , . , I - . . 1 V : . . , . , DECLAM a e Qld and new wa develcped th15 year by M155 Father I-layer and M155 lfrnr y CIIGIIIQI d an t 1 CCMICHQS ar l94 ddrt 1 R d Wrna declrnmg rn de lamatory 5k1 n cr C t e local r nte5t ere III th dISlIICI speech Lontet at Qjuth St Pal we e la e B rn art rranuscrrpt readrna France lVlO3ITIJ lr dramattc dec amatlon lam 5 Grant man 111 ext mporaneou 5pealc1nq Har ld Surrdberq rn or1a1nal oratf ry and Rav He5telr nd III n em rrzed ore tory Rated 5uper1or III the d15tr1Ct Ray ard Harold Went on to the reqronr Cant t wh re they aaam rece1ved th trp rattna B Cau e Qt the war there was r1o 5tate meet Cth r w1nner5 In the I cal contest were rnanuscrtpt readrng Mary lane Rehder and Margaret Wheeler dramattv declamatron lane Barnhart Marqaret Wheeler Mary lane Rehder Mar1lynWenz and Water Palm memonzed oratory Lloyd Pete 5 n r1g1nal raory Elrn r Ol5on PIISI pac tn humorous d clamanon went to Elrzabeth Stark D E B T 4 Vtfe Ct the altrrrnattve marntarn Con51der1nq th aue5t1on Resolved that every able bod1ed E male Cttrzen of the Un1ted States Should be reaurred to have one year ol full trme m1l1tary tratnrna be I r attamtnq the present draft aae thrrteen 5tudent5 partrclpated rn debate under he qutdance of M155 Emrly Stremel To qrve experrence an 1nterCla55 debate tottrnamertt was held Iame5 Grantrnan and Gerry Hyberq representrna the 1un1or5 won the trtle Students took part IH the Northwe5tern Debate Meet at Gu5tavu5 Adelphus fftleqe the Bra N1ne Fe5t1val at Au5t1n the N lj L tournament at Cloauet and VCITIOLIS other Conte5t5 or the t1r5t ttrne 1n th h15tory tlqed Nrng aebatrna the RGQIOII 4 trtle was amen to Central repre5ented by Mary lane Rehder and larne5 Gran man The I am then traveled to Colerame Where Comma as an antt Clrmax to the1r det at they Coulc not get or bu5 back ro Red Wrnq x IX' x run TXXIIIXI I lt Ie III In n I11+ Illl Ivan NI :refine T lent . . . 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S ,V 1' ,' 1: tr- 1 1: 'ilu t at , .an -5: llrzml an, . 1 1 ST.X.'I ING: M155 SlI 'l'lll'l. IZ:-lltnss, 3' 1, HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS II'l:HN'I' IZHW 1--fr III I'i:III: III-nIIIftt, .l., IuIIIII:s'III. It Iw-we III-I'::. I.:II's-'11, tty - III-ru,5l1'4lI'--u.XX'Il- SIIII. 'l'x If-I'. Slit'- UNII IIIIXYL Xlvlwl- ll'3'. Iutxvsf-I-l Ii I':I II I II, KIIIII- sun. Xl 4' AI II I I I II. Its-IIIII:tIIII. II III III- quisl, AI I- I z I I- I'. 'I' II I It Il Ilfl XY: 54lIllIIII'l'. .IIIIIIIsI II. Ii., III-IIIIIAII. liIIlt-s- III'-, XI:IIIlI-I', Siv- wt-rt, l'lIll1'Il. HIM-III-. I'Hl'Il'I'II IUIXX: S:IIItIwIII.III. II:II'Im, liltt'll. All the World ls a Stage, and High School Players are preparing future actresses for the stage af tomorrow . . . if not actually for the stage to better appreciate it. The clubs activities were many. Poetry reading constituted part of the year's program. The criti- :isms cf the same being given by the members cf the club. Various stories were read and one act plays The Spider and The Girl from Nowhere were worked on. The group developed pantomimes, some cf which were The Seven Dwarfs and lack and the Bean Stalk Led by Helen Metzler presi dent Kay Lee Greene secretary loan Koch treasurer Lu lean Dunn Donna Larsen and Gretchen Nordstrom program committee Miss Blanche Thompson supervisor the 27 members now feel better able to Justly recognize the ments of the stage Out of little acorns big trees do grow is a RS familiar saying that well applies to Wee Play ers ln the future these young dramatists will have a real appreciation of the stage and some Wlll D This year they have worked diligently on the following one ac. FJIGYS Slipper Bamboozledylce f'ha1r Nora s Mixup My Cousin from Sweden and acting as student director supervised all of the plays with al the direction The officers Shirley Hendel president Patrlcia Swanson vice secretary and Delores Puppe treasurer aided by the advisors Miss Miller and year s Wee Players to a successful The year was topped by a picnic I II I I I I I '1 PEECH LEADER By what they say they are known , . . Erom their lips shall come ' tame. Yes, future Ciceros, Patrick Henrys or Daniel Websters may come from our National Forensic League chapter. To become a member a student must have earned at least twenty points in inter-scholastic competition in debate, oratorical declamation, oriainal oratcry, extemporaneous speaking, humorous reading, dramatic declarnation, poetry readina, radio work, panel discussions or student conqress. For winnina over one hundred points a dearee ot excellence is aiven. lane Barnhart, lames Grantrnan, and Elmer Olson have earned this award, lean Bennett, Harold Sundberq, Wilbur Obera, and Mary lane Rehder have a deqree ot honor tor earning over titty points. Participation in various meets throuahout the year was climaxed by the three day N. E. L. tour- nament held at Cloauet on April 9, lU, and ll. lane Barnhart who heads the Red Winfi Chapter is assisted by lames Grantman as vice-president, Elmer Clson as secretary, and lean Bennett as treasurer, Standinq by always ready to aive advice is Miss Esther Hoyer, the advisor. AT The qoa ol all high school actor and actresses is to N oecome a member ct National Thespians Cne mater role of at least one hundred speakina lines c its eauixa lent in minor rolls is the requirement This year l2 Red Wina students have earned this honor The purpose ot this orqanization is to develop an actiye interest in all branches ct the theater M rribers also receive the National Thespian Maaaizne whi h provide valuable information on dra matics To qive the members more experience in actinq a one act play Death Sends for the Doctor was put on at the Bra the opeech Fest val and taken to Hastinq as an ecchanqe proqrarn Those who took part included lames Grantman lohn Lien Walter Palm Iames Currie and lane Barnhart student di rector The play was coached by Miss Esther Hoyer adviser ci the qroup SPEAKERS ACTORS Wh 1 L,i 1 I I ll nt 1 , V , , , K ' 4 V f! V , i' - 9 ' ' ' ' ' 'c ' s ' ' f . , , , f, if - I - . . P. , . - A 1 r., . S I A . 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X ' 'n L -ll Xflll Presentrnq the Junrar class play the sen1or class play and the all class play each of Whlch helped to make 1941 42 a top year rn dra rnatrc entertarnment Troubles and more troubles' Tlnls was the case rn the Junror class play Ever Srnce Eve comedy by Florence Ryerson and Cohn OF THE YEAR Clements Iohnny Clover and Spud EIWID CD1ck Ekholrn and W1111am Holm qu1stl ed1tor and bus1ness manaqer of the school paper were practlcally rurned when Susan Blake played by lean Bennett hugh pressured herself 1nto the posmon of assrstant edltor The part of Lucybelle Lee a typlcal southern belle was taken by Mta Larson Shtrley Knutson as Spuds S1Sl9F Betsy made herself a part of every srtuatlon Iohnnys parents were portrayed by Kay Lee Greene and Robert Mrller Others 1n the cast were Martha W111ard and Henry Qulnn Mar1on Harbo and Don Turner Preston Huqhes and Cappy S1rnrnons Ross Held and Robert Huddleston the foot ball players Donald Claydon Duane Seeley Horace Radtke and Wayne Cordes lil r tl I I IHIIH MN, , Y ..., -, , ...... . . ww f'1'm-1-n, Hulmqllist, Iikhulm, I' tsnn, Ile-nnvtt, 1111414111-stun. 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K1wSt1'l', Nvlwvll, H1-11111-V. .. ltr: un. ,,, 1 7 t ,V 1 A DECLINING ROMAN MONEY ISN T EVERYTHING Money rsnt eferythrn 3' Thts srrnple phllo ophy of Gramt Van a rhof made You Can Talce lt Vtft rYou a c rn dy lsy lit bert K Il f and Moss Hart an all clas play that all wrll ren ember The famrly lrved on a do what you ltlfe plan lohn Erredrrch as Gramp put thrs rnto pracuce by attendrng only crrcuses and comn ence ments The rest cf the hou ehcld fn l wed surt Margaret Wheeler as Penny Sycamore drvtded her trme between w rtrng Drama and parntrng Her daughter Essre Erreen Pau son danced and made love drea ns whrle lame Grantrnan as Ed her husband played the Xylophone prrnted handbrlls and delrverea the canay Essre was msprred C'?l by her Rdssran dancrng teacher Rrchard Ekholm ln the basement Wrllram Mo berg and Wa ter Palm a Mr De Prnna and Mr Sycamore made frrew rlcsl Mr De Prnna also attempted to portray a drscus thrower The result rs shown at the left' Whlle lceeprng the famrly rn touch wrth th outsrde world lan Barnhart as Alrce f l rn love wrth the boss son lames Currre Th result? MCtIf1C1Q6 Others rn the cast were Rheba and Donald Lol l-lolmaurst and Eln er Olson Tonys parents Carol Avery and lohn Lten Mr Henderson lames Entze Gay Welltngton Berntce Koester Olga Katrrna Mary lane Rehder three men Donald Claydon Arnold Nel on and Erancr Mosrng Bemg good sports even when thlngs Q0 wrong was tne theory of the Rrmplegar famrly rn the three act comedy Three Cornered Moon by G rtrude Tonlconogy thrs years senror clas play TTOUblGS beqlirl Wl1G-fl MTS Rlrrlpleggr CI Wldow played by Margaret Wheeler unwrsely rnvested the famrly s small fortune rn stocks When the chrldren heard the bad news they went nearly frantrn tc get a Job Dr Steven s part was taken by lohn Lren Elrzabeth the beautrful young daughter portrayed by lane Barnhart decrded to study short hand and typrng durrng her spare moments at home After much argument and drscussron Ed the youngest son took a Job as a swrmmrng rnstructor Douglas got hrs saxaphone out and torned an or chestra and Kenneth studred for a bar exammatlon Ed Dougles and K nneth were portrayed by Erancrs Mosrng Walter Palm and lames Curne Donald an rrresponsrble wtde eyed novelr t realrstrcally portrayed by Lloyd Peterson was the parasrte of the group He lrved off the Rrmplegars vxhrle creatrng beauty by wrrtmg novels that 1 untrl the Rrmplegar boys decrded that he shoula contrrbute rf he wanted to lrve wxth them Dr Stev ens solved the problem by tellrng of a vacancy tn a publrshrng hous that he mrght be able to frll The part of Ienny the mard was taken bv Maxrne Van Gurrder and K1'ty the young grrl next door xx as portrayed by Erleen Paulson Tnrs play under the drrectron of Mrss Esther Hoyer brought the dramatrc year of l94l l942 to a successful clo e ALL PLAY AND NO WORK MAKES RIMPLEGARS 1 I lll P l H 1 H 'e '1 ,rr 'o e , o c C 4 mat: , - , s , ' 1 . J ,To o ' . A . ., 1 A . ,, ' V ,J I I L I L '. s , , ' , , ' , ' ' ss l s . , ' cl ' ' O I ' N . S , . . . V . T : , 'S ' 1, 2 ' , ' : . . A 2 ' . , A 7 1 A A . T , T , wondering what to do. Dr. Alan Stevens, an old friend, told thern that the only solution was for each one v 1 I I T 'Ll I ' 1 , A ' ' . , , e V 4 . I I V Y 'I I Tl, 1 I . . v 1 ' - ' - - . ' s . ll ll VI: txt' lil xv. lv t't In riulrri I': lson, llzrrn- tt sr 1' I. XYllt'b'lt'l', l':rlm,Y:rn1luil- .lvr.SI12m'1lNl' ll' XY: Xlusingg, t 'lQ'l'Stl1. I,ittn, 'l1x'1'iv. EHQNT HOW left to right Qgren Street Lien Sund berg I McWaters Kuhn Wimnier Featherstone SECOND ROW Radtlce Ness Winblad Van Deu sen Dahl Qberg Smith Tl-HRD ROW Anderson Eobey Stark Nilan Lie beg Sundberg H ATHLETICS LETTERMEN GAIN RW MEMBERSHIPS Seven seniors three iuniors and one sopho more were elected to the National Athletic Honor Society this year The ociety promotes scholarship and a bal anced training to develop leaders among athletes ot the secondary schools of the United States It IS necessary to be above average scholastic ally and to be a letter winner in order to be elig rble for a membership Members are chosen each year by the athletic coaches and the principal lf a boy is a member he is not re elected Red Wing members received certificates from the national society on Award Day 1 ce cream at the oasxetbatl games THEY SCORE AS SCHOI-ABS T00 doing duty as hall monitors and sponsoring a pep fest were among the few duties that the HW lub took over this year Following the football season the member were initiated Sixteen new members found out what a paddling really was for the first trme this year Highlighting the years schedule of activitie was th duclc dinner held in the fall and the an nual banquet held this spring The RW Club rose to the occasior when Mr Page left for the Marine Offic rs of the club were as follows president Lowell Anderson vice president Emmery Liebeg ecretary lohn S4ndberg treasurer Eugene Van Deusen and sergeant at arms Mtlton Wimmer RW t LEFT TO RIGHT Ogren Str et Anderson Sever s n Sundberg I M a rs Ness Sundbeg H Kuhn Lien Oberg f 1 ' A V 1 1 l s '- ' , .- A S . . I ' l 1 A for one year and he falls below the standards, by presenting him with a gift. 1 - 1 Y - 'e . c : , ' 'A . S , - ' : , Sellng iso c ' E' ' ' ' ., ' ' .- - , ' A . 1... ,, , jg I C i, A L . t Q I I - , 3 , U , ., CTN f- ,RW 9 I V f ,T y H ARMY UF GRIDMEN FIGHT FDR RED WING HIGH Red Wing f-ligh's football team has completed another season cf which we can be iustly proud. Although the seasons record does not lock im- pressive it was a fighting squad of boys. ln the first game cf the l94l season, the team fought its way to a tie with St. Paul Murray. Fine kick- ing and passing highlighted this game. The sec- ond game of the year found a tough Winona squad winning a garne interspersed with fum- ble and interceptions and incomplete passe-. Next the Birds traveled to Stillwater and spoiled the Ponies ho'neco'ni' g by defeating them. Or October 3 the Wings met Faribault on their home ground and suffered a defeat in a struggle that consisted of long drives by both teams with de- fenses holding in the end. Seeking revenge for their injured captain, the Austin warriors trounced the local eleven. On a soggy Rochester field, we struggled with a team which almost perfectly matched ours. Collecting nine first downs to Mankatc's two the locals played a bang-up hall game but came out of the short end of a close score. Th, last game of the season found an aroused Red 'Wing team going out to win and win they did by 'I touchdowns over Northfield despite a cold stiff wind. BEFORE A TOUGH SCBIMMAGE AT ATHLETIC FIELD A SQUAD POSES RELUCTANTLY IN THE SUNSHINE 1 in i ll n 1 ll 1 I SCORES Sept Sept Sept Oc Oct Oc Oct Nov 36' 12 ed 19 Red 26-Red Red Red Red Red Red Wmg Wmg Wmg Wmg Wmg Wmg Wmg Wmg Murray Wmona Stillwater Fanbault Aushn Rochester Mankato Northfield A 9 S Q '2 . 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' ........., 12 ' .,...,...,....... . 0 t. 3- ' ........., 0 ' ,.,.............. , 6 . 10- ' ...,...,.. 6 ' ...,..,............. 39 t. 17- ' ....,..... 6 ..............,.. 6 . 24- ' .,..,..... 6 .................. 7 . 7- ' ....,..... 19 ' ......,........... 0 . t HELMETS HUDDLES AND HEROES BEYOND THE RAMPARTS of the A squad l1es the trampled mrght of the B team These boys are out there every nrght Just as the regular team IS 'lhey work by the hour scrrmmagmg agarnst the 1ncorr1g1ble frrst team Therr schedule of games does not come tnto the hmehght very often but they do play a few games dunng the season Ptaylng agarnst a team way out of therr sphere the Bs lost to a powerful Cannon Falls regular team They also lost to the Zumbrota A team 19 7 and were defeated by the Wtnona B squad lJO The Holm coached Iuntors whtpped the the Northfreld seconds l9 6 Thtrty etght B squaders next fall wlll b ftghtrng vtgorously for the eleven A squad vacanctes THESE TWO H USKY JUNIORS have been elected co captarns of Central s team for next year Fugene Srntth left and Iohn Sund berg rtght have both been play trg football slnce thetr freshman ,fear and tf thetr stze and rugged ness IS any 1nd1cat1 n of the st of the team 1n general Red Wtrg h uld have at very suc es for seasen tn fc tbal next year OUR OWN o o u p Wtnblda dragged Kenny OBr1en of Mar lfato to a rath r sudden halt rn a ftercely fought battle whtch ended 7 B for the Katoes Manlfato cunter came durmg the flrst quar ter when O Brten broke loose and galloped 75 yards to a touchdown Potahls lack was good for the ftnal tally of the game as far as Mankato was concerned but the second quarter found the Wlngs opentng a hole ln the l1ne for Bay Nllan to boom through for the local s ftrst and ftnal score CENTRALS COACHING STAFF cons1sts of a foot ball coach an asststant coach and a basketball coach Thts year started off wrth Mr Bernte Page as football coach Mr Lundqu1st as assrstant coach and fa ulty athtetlc dtrector and Mr Lloyd Holm as basketball coach Later tn the year Mr Page Jomed the Martnes and was replaced by Mr Gene Fltck who was regular center on the Nattonal Champlon Goph ers last year Tne vafrous branches of the armed forces man of h1s platoon rn the Mannes Mr Fhck has apphed to the Navy and Mr Lundqurst rs watt tng for h1s call to the army Mr Holm has also regrstered under the Selecttve Servtce Act A LORCH T0 YOU T0 HOLD IT HIGH 'vw 37 ,, A ,, T 1 ., 9- ' - . .c 's c . A . ' - , , ,, ,, . , . . . V , .. I . . , X . . - A fyl. '. fi If . H . -1 t , Training School reserves 7-U. Finally they trampled Step into the li1'I19liQl1l hem- MI- PC1439 is l'10T1OY , n . ,, ,, t 9 - A t - . 1- ,. .. .. 1' ' :ve 1 I t ' Q' A ' P ' ' ' ' 'o 'ze 1 ' ' 5 ', , . 7 I X s Q c f c s' I ' I J , ., so A o l , , f V ' a, ,VA Q Wmg LLOYD HOLM Coach COACH 4 YEARS DICK MCWATERS CAPTAIN 4I SQUAD 4 YEARS FOUR LETTERS ALL STATE 4I CENTER MILTON WIMMER SQUAD 3 YEARS TWO LETTERS GUARD WILBUR WINBLAD SQUAD 3 YEARS THREE LETTERS ALL STATE 4I GUARD RHODUS LYNNER SQUAD 2 YEAR ONE LETTER FORWARD JOHN MCGREW SQUAD I YEAR GUARD Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red Red SCORES Wmq Wmg Wmq Wmq Wmg Wmg Wmg Wlng Wmg Wmq W1ng Wmq Wmq Wmq Wmq Wxng Wmg Iohnson Northfneld Wmona Stxllwater Fanbclult Alumm Fcxrrmngton Austin Albert Lecx Hastmgs Wmona Rochester Shllwuter Hcxstmgs Owatonna Northfield Farmlnqton Mankato DISTRICT GAMES Red Wmq 31 So St Paul Red Wmg 30 Farmmqton The Purple and Whrte cagers came through 22 games w1th only 7 defeats chalked agamst them St Paul Iohnson was the openmg game opponent on the chedule Coach Holm s war rxors taged ar 9XC1llTlq rally but couldn t make the grade agamst the expeuenced IOIIDSOI squad The same drscouragement occurred at Northhela Rhody Lynrxer sparked the rally that dropped tour pomts short As McWaters counted 21 pomts the rest ot the Wrngers acoompamed hrm to swamp W1 nona for the flfSl home and season Wm They contmued on the1r rampage by tumblmg Stlll water wh1le Dlck boosted h1s htgh game total to 23 Att r a clo e vlctory over the Alumm composed of th ee all staters the Wmgs topped Farmmgton wlth a trrst quarter onslaught Next ou tne vrctory strmg was Austm The Brrds won m a last half spurt wtth the a1d of Iohn Sund berg s qtuck e1ght pomts In a rough cont st the Wrngs walked away wxth Albert Lea on the home floor Then cata trophe stepped m and Red Wtng lost the tollowmg three games by an average of - 21 .. ' 23 ' . ' 49 ' ., ' as ' , ' so ' . ' .25 ' 4-2 - 47 - H H ' as ' ' as , If H ' 40 ' .. - 23 ' 4. ' 25 . ' 48 ' . ' as ' ,. H42., ' ' 29 - 41 ' . . 24 . - as .. ' . . ...r..,, 22 4-2 Red wing 37 Stillwater ..,r...... 28 ' ' ...,.,... as 43 H ., 1 5 ' 4-1 ,' , ' , ' I p ' 6 an MR, NJ L 'T A C3531 EDWARD SEVERSON ROBERT STARK SQUAD I YEAR SQUAD 2 YEARS ONE LETTER ONE LETTER FORWARD GUARD CO CAPTAIN 43 CO CAPTAIN 43 19 rg uemued the pumsnrr by Roche ter s B19 Nme Iecxders Hcxstmqs Gmc Wlhohcr R v YY was ealdeht when the VJ' oum yed to Sullwuter defecrtmq them hflhdlly HCI mge cmd Ov CII una were the next I fall I3 I r II' W1hq TS In CI fast mow C5 the PCCII La K teers IJQQQGCI Northh Id STG IHC, hi rung mcrrgm Wh Perf Jddth h IT C urtfh IIQCIII ' ev e UQULYET Red Mfmg. The Wihqe 1 . .JIc.:S1:'.C 'es,a.e he T325 Sf M Vfcxtef zu fig.. VIH Uh .. d help 'Ci he Fexrmers W' . .,T V ,., j, , I'T1Ll, i-.,.T..:... theriseges See -qw 3.11 the f ggtes, QLQ.. '. Ty fr' JU Q1 Mft t if- uvlshei if med VJ'..g CI . EMMERY LIEBEG H4211 STUDENT MANAGER 4I 42 IOHN SUNDBERG SQUAD 2 YEARS TWO LETTERS CENTER IOH N STREET SQUAD I YEAR GUARD ROBERT MULLANEY SQUAD 1 YEAR ONE LETTER GUARD WAYNE NASH SQUAD 1 YEAR FORWARD WILLIAM NESS SQUAD 3 YEARS THREE LETTERS FORWARD rx .T I F 'I E32 Include Track, Spring Sports Twenty-eight boys, including seven veterans, answered the call for track. Beginning practice in the gym, track got off to an early start. Of the num- ber out for track many were sophomores and freshs men thus placing Red Wing as a threat in future years. Last year's team members that placed in the dtstrrct at Macalester were lohn Sundberg rn the drscus throw Roger Weberg rn the shot put Bob Barrrnger IH the 220 yard dash Wrllram Wrortskr rn the 220 low hurdles and Eugene Smrth the pol vault Iohn Sundberg and Roger Weberg went to the State Meet at the Unrverslty A seasoned Red Wrng tennrs team played rts openmg match at Rochester on Aprrl 23 The all veteran squad composed of Brll Ness Iohn Lren D1ck McWaters and Eddle Severson loomed as a d1st1nct threat ID Brg Nrne competrtlon Cthers out for tenms th1s year were Lyman Geary Iohn FI1GClI1Cl'l hm Street Wally Ogren hm Larson and Ray Hosteland Blll Ness and Iohn Llen won half of therr matches dur1ng the l94l schedule Playrng as a doubles team they were undefeated throughout that season W1th two returnmq lettermen lohn Street and Lowell Anderson the golf team opened the season agamst Rochester there The home course was mvaded twrce durmg the season once by Roches ter and once by Hastmgs After travelmg to Northfleld and l-lastmgs the squad competed 1U the Brg Nme contest at Owatonna Durmg the 1941 season the team defeated WIHOHG twrce and Farrbault once Red Wrng won over Hastrngs once but they evened the serles m a return match The Wrngers also suffered a de feat at the hands of Rochester Red Wmq placed se ond m both the Drsrnct Meet at 'Wh1te Bear and 1n the Brg Nrne Meet at Wrnona 40 Wav 'Kes 19 19' was 4... 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Ylfeae aan, M904 auf H1 chum' GA A ton1ght Elect1on of offtc ers Better be there In thxs casual manner the Grrls Athlet1c Assoc1 atlon extended a hearty welcome to freshmen and all sentor h1gh glrls w1sh1ng to become members of GA A Comlng from the gym the conversatlon of the g1rls, for a short t1me was centered upon the results of the elect1on but the lOp1C of dlscus SIOH soon changed to 1n1t1at1on When at last the Judgment day arr1ved new members 1n all sorts of odd costumes were compelled to kowtow to therr superrors The followlng day the 1n1t1ated g1rls arrrved at school w1th remrnrscence and also evrdence of the fateful day The reward for w1thstand1ng the 1n1t1at1on was a banquet gxven at the Y M C A ln honor of the now full fledged members Wlth membershrp near1ng the hundred mark one hundred members set out to Wm awards Srnce the polnt system has been revtsed 1t IS now easrer to earn a letter To w1n the frrst award, a felt RW, only 400 pomts are needed For the Second award wh1ch 1S a GAA p1n 700 DOIHIS are needed 1000 polnts are needed for the chenrlle letter, bemg the thlrd award Anyone atta1n1ng l400 polnts recerves a speclal award ln the form of a guard to be attached to the p1n By comlng out for anyone of the flve maJor sports bas 1rX'l 1 1 t ng ll H 1:-,11 ll 1fl'wlI'll lm.,xun must ll - In el Fl ls 1 1 I re 1 xl 1 n II lllln N n s 1-1 Irs e Il l nrmntvr THI HX tu Qnskx Inhnsnn Xrnu ml N lnson 1 re 1-nc lmtn Ions nn oss U H I I 1-nn? nn-,rm Xrntsnn I fem an I I dst? H xrbo DeIX ald I IQhlI'lgE'I' P1 Il md I NT Rum lf-ft tu ht e xrs I 6-te loles Up'-xlxl Ne-I'-lm I e- ITN n I lxolhf-ry. NI L UNI! R use 1 H arson I e ll on I fterson Hx 1 N n 1 elstm rss Q00 on 1- ns 1 0 1 IJ lxrrlbf rf., 1 nutsnn 1 luwm In H1 UI R1 H R XX XOIIllI'l'slxJfllIl l Pai re 11, f lr-sun IIS f I lrxun R ll h I 1 1- I RUXT RUXX left to light Stark XX an gen Rxetz Up'-ahl Saupe NIcPrevs Xhlscn Xlcguslter bELOXIJ RUXX Ren In inn sas-.m'1n Rehder NI I Tebbe Rx be-rg., Smlth XI llcox X ands-ws Lxlkc r TIIII lb RUIX Nici ue XX al ren Sw xnsnn on II en I ecklex 'wchouwu er Q 1 me U I on 1- lhn m 1n ltr ltmann ketball soft ball volleyball, soccer and hockey a member may earn 50 DOIDIS but IS allowed only a 1'nax1mum of 200 pomts per year Asrde from maJor sports a total of 125 pornts a year may be earned from a l1st of l0 drfferent 1nd1v1dua1 sports Ind1v1dual sports requlre 12 hours of par ircrpatron Add1t1onal pomts may be gamed by bemq an ofhcer sports head or an offrcral and by placmg 1n tournament games GA A 1S not all Work for dur1ng the year the members enloyed several partles p1cn1cs and hrkes It has been sard that boys are the only ones that have btg appet1tes but peek1ng 1n on one of these DICUICS has proved very much to the contrary You may thrnk that sponsormg a pep fest wh1ch IS a b1g undertaking, would come under the subJect of hard work but to GA A members 1t was more fun than work and 1t went over very well under the supervlslon of MISS V1rg1n1a Robb Commg from Wlnona Teachers' College, MISS Robb brought Wllh her many new and 1nterest1ng ldeas Even though 1t may be true that most students wart rmpatlently for summer to come, 1t cannot be sald that G A A members fall to mzss the fun of GA A durmg vacatlon 41 VH .' ' Il NY, I-I' to 'I Z 1 ' . 1-'-1 tl --.-rt -, ICII' , nj ' .-1 1, la. Itatftvl, I 1 'ffl ', II11 Ilffrl-r, I -m- Svtl .' CVUNII RUXVZ J. II- nc-tt, 1 ' I-5, S. Ilunxu , l':Zl.'lllII11l, lb. I1 -kle-r, . H11 sa-hilalt, I-'rin-drIc'h, '1 - . RIP R4 ': Ii I- . ', li.. .' ,. I , .I. H1 .' , I - -, Il'1 NIH, . -'I . I+' If , IRT Ii DW: li, 1 tt. IG. II1 .' . 1 A , I- 1 , 3' .' l. lfit rj ', rig: : Le- , Fox, IJ. L1 Jun, '. YS, ' 15, .'1 , .' .' . .I. ' 1 so , '. ' '. .' if .' UXV: K '. In .' , I.. ' 1 's , J . '1 Inu , I'1 tt - , M. 1.11 ,n, 'J k, lI'lIIlIlIIlilIl. TIIIRI1 ILHXY: Ii, Nurtlly, K. I' l , .lt we-1 lt, IJ, I'o I-, . ' ' '. N 1 1' el I y, K .' , ' ,' 1 , 1lI. 1 ' ' 0 'z .' - A , ,- -h. UI Arr, H. I'-1 .' , K .-tl, .l. 11 .' , '4 ' , 'Til . V H1 , M, 5 -' ', .'- 'fl - ', Bl, Till 1. l VRTH RUNV: II. ' l . I 1 1 . 1, . . . . , . . .H . . . . , , I , I . 1 . . . . . 1 I I 1 I - w I I I A I , . . H' I I, I ' l I a 1 I 1 1- . . . . I I I l 'II I ' I I - II 1 . - II - 1 II ' I ' ll I l ll . 1, 1, ' I l . INTRODUCING THE CHAMPS! DID WE SAY SOFT BALL? lfIlUNT HHXY, I+-I'l to right: Mvfirvw, IL Poole, l,, IH-ui'suri I.l'Il- l' 'l t I-ll1iH'l'1 lin-elnnri. live-klv1', Iljorristit-l, Itylwru. Knutson, Nt-ls-tn, Al. 'IW-twin-. SICVHNII IUPXY: Rvlultxig XYzit'- IZ. Nurtlly. I1--Wnltl, tiruritniun, it-li, li. lit-nnvtt, Arntson, S-nnmer, lil. .Iuhnsun. Vlosvliiuri Are you wondering why the girls in the picture above have such grins on theirs faces? lt's be- cause they won the GAA. basketball tournament run off this winter. The team, captained by Shirley Arntson, had a clean slate with no games lost. Of the thirteen on the squad the seven regulars of the lunior ll team were: Lorraine Pearson, Doris Warren, Shirley Arntson, Barbara Bennett, Dolores Poole, Marjorie Tebbe, and Betty Iohnson. Second in line were the Iunior l's with only one loss. Coming in third the seniors lost two games. Watch this one, Carroll Beeman's going to give you the 'ole dark one' this time, right 'down the groove' to Grantmanf' Beckler, Biornstad, Ryberg, and Nordly are looking on waiting their turn to slug one way out in the field. Softball is one of the most favored sports in GAA. Each spring when the softball announcement is made there is always a large turn-out. This year's group of freshmen promises to be a menace to their elders. Spread out a little bit! Watch that goal line! Even though this picture is posed, the above is typical conversation during a game. Of course this picture is just another picture and bears very little resemblance to one of the fast and furious soccer games in which each person has to watch out for herself. Due to the arrival of unexpected snow the soccer teams were unable to finish the tournament to decide upon the champs. There- fore, the tournament ended in a tie between the iuniors and the seniors who, incidentally, are old rivals in almost every sport. Ouch, my shin! is one of the favorite exclams ations of hockey players. But next year we hope no such thing will be heard, for then G.A,A. ex- pects to have shin guards for all players. lf you ask any GAA. members, they can tell you that hockey is no sissy's game. . ..f GROUND STICK, GROUND STICK- WE DO OUR KICKIN WITH OUR FEET! LEI-'T TH RIGHT: XViic-ox, H. Pearson, Rich-, Mvtzh-r, Fuss, LEFT Tu RIGIIT: Il. Nmwlly, I-Ii0hing'er, I-'vit-drich, J. lb. Lzirsnn, l'Zll'IIt'Ilt9l', Buda-nski. llennm-tt, Schutlwi-ilt-r', Stark. READY AND WAITING 5, .ff , . . . - I W 4 . I IJINI IJIXX, lo-It rv! tliw- llvl. .l. I+-sulsoli, llzilisvllllult, Mi-A Vuslwr. SI-IVIINII IZUW: Swanusoxi, Ihirlm, I-'li4lN'I' IUIXY: I'lLZlll ot' tin- nr-I: Knllu-Vu, H- llglnil. Slivuxin IHAY: ling.-1-, I, I,:n'snn, 'l'llIlIll HUXY: Sziupv. ' Net all! Second serve. Although it has al- qways been a popular sport, volleyball has in- creased in it's popularity since it has changed from a minor sport to a major sport thus enabling a person to receive more points towards winning a letter. Because of a late start the volleyball tournament began at the close ot the basketball tournament. When the ball is served by players such as: Shirley Arntson, Mary Lou Beeman, and Hazel Pearson, the players on the other side ot AREN'T WE GOOD, THOUGH? I-HHN! IZIIXX, I--rl lu right: l.v:u'h, th-vmzm, Alwklullin SHKWPNII IUPUI ll. Ulsun, tllrlstw-tis:-ri, Illllll' IU XX IP:lt'l'lvl'. lt is not very otten that students of junior high and senior high mix, but it so happens, that in this picture they do. Fteigning over Junior and senior G, A. A. these students were elected attic' ers and captains tor this year. ln senior G. A. A., l-lelen Eichinger ruled as president: Gerry Ryberg, vice-president: Helen Reitmannq secretaryp and Doris Ellingson, treasurer. Captains, Delores Puppe, Norma Rosenberg, Carol Stickles, Fran- cell Kolberg, Robin Cordes, and Doreen Spencer, have tried to follow in their elders' footsteps. Both the net reguy have l be OH their O95 t be able groups have lived up to the traditional records of to return it. W 9-J H. 4 Z O. icers. Ot course we know this looks good, but some- our game! But now, it's our serve. Tennis times we reall do tall and then pity the bottom layerl This py mid constructed by members of Miss Hobbs titth hour gym class shows some ct 429 tournaments begin as soon as it is warm enough for the girls to don their shorts and hike to the tennis Courts, You are eligible to enter any one ot the work ot the st dents in their class. .th three cl ses. 5.9.4 df 4662, 'fag 9:41544-FC P80-fu-A, MAJESTIC fa? .4,vof - ' Sit.-iii., iq., .iw .1..,1.1..,,1,, PEACE BEGINS A5 WAR ENDS! sg-:'r1r'v1', Slut UNI' lil I I itm nn I'i li l,l'II 'l' 'Pl' Tlllfl NIST: .low-ply, XYilson. ILIHIVI' Ml-' 'llll inuf-V, I-Illinazsvm, ' VWIAI. lisirsfm, llwitmamn. tw-34 s SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT CROWNS THE QUEEN DRUM CORPS MAJORETTE Scarlet Feaih er Gow and attends pep fest and queen's crowning ceremonies, blazing bonfire, Give the Red ond White the Blues is what Red Wirifg ciirricst did to Mcrnkcrto in ceiehrcitinq Homecoming on Gct. 24. in the upper ieft picture Mcrrqe Beckier shown ot the peptest heinq crowned queen by Wilbur Chem. Morqes two crttendcrnts crre Lor- roine Dqnieison ond Mory lone Rehder. Cthers norninoted by their session roorns for the honor were: Suiiie Foss, Grcryce Hciwke, ond Dorothy Anderson. A PRIZE WINNING FLOAT U sdi' Eiorine Ovcriscn ieods the Drurn Corps in the pcrrocie in the upper right hond picture. There cire oiwcrys two prize winning tiocrts in the hiq parade. in the iower iett picture is Neoii Erickson on session roorn 2255 tiocrt which ccrrried oft top Junior high honors. Aiwoys cr hiqhhcrht is the bonfire heid oiter ihe pepiest oi. the eve ot Homeccntirzcr, Lulecrn Dunn, Woyne Nosh, crnd Iohnny McGrew crre pictured wotchinq the hioze in the lower riqht ' i t'ire V-. t,. THREE SILHOUETTES .pn Tl-IE LAST MINUTE WORK BEFORE THE PARADE to az Homecoming colorful parade, and thrilling game wl1ic Before there are any prize floats though there is much worlc done. Barb Bennett, Lloyd Brunner, Lois Holniauist, Shirley Arntson, Frank Dahl, Borg Swanson, lean Bennett, Elizabeth Schulz, and Bob Briz are shown doing this work for session roorn 3l3 in the upper picture. By carryinq out the sloqan, Give the Bed and White the Blues , session rooni 3l7 won the senior hiqh prize. ln the lower left picture Sant ANOTHER WINNER lm climaxes the two days' festivities Pearson is shown pouring blueinq over a red and white Mankato durrirny. Bidina in the truck are Shirley Knutson, Peggy Nelson and lohn Lee. The clirnax of all l-lornecorninq festivities carrie Friday night when Mankato defeated Bed Wing by one lone point, the score beinq 7 to 6. An enthusiastic part of the cheering section for the dame is pictured in the lower riqht corner. CHEERING THEM ON dwg. ,. Xl PUBL1cAT1oNs 1 if X'l n +- 1 n xn x n lil 1 e Xl: l llU,' ' RUXY, le-ft to ri1,:'ht: Rylu-rg, Iiw ns-tl, Jnhnsem, IH-:n'son, Irwin, Il:-ful:-V, Vatrp ntl-li SH 'HND RHXY: XY: 're-n, Km-ith. l' utsun. Nord, Mix, I.i llc-ll, Hztymun. Tllllill NY: H1 llantl, Cu Tie, I'4-zarsun, Me-tzler, Stuig'1l', l.:u's1m, Olson, . 'llmi , . ' V I I I I I I V I 's ' . ' , I V fi I ' I I . , . . . , . . I - I - - ,N I 3 I - I f ' , I I 4 I I l I A A ' I -1 - I I - I I I ' I . . I M . I . . . . 1 I I 1 1 A I I , - - I - I I . , I l ' . . , . , - 1 1 .' l I I I I I I I N I . I . . . ' I g ' ' ' ' 3' .. . I I II - - I I f er ' . ' I I . SCARLET FEATHER STAFF WORKS HARD IN PUBLISHING YEAR BDDK The Scarlet Feather IS one of the schools most lmportant funct1ons of the year In pub 11 l'11l'1Q the annual the f1rst task IS to declcle upon a theme and plan each page Then the staff IS ready to start takrng p1ctures and wr1t1ng copy Let s stop and take a peek fn the publxca tlon room on a busy day At one desk We f1nd Mary SchouWe1ler ed1tor1nch1ef cor rectlng copy At another desk We see Ross Held asslstant edltor checkmg names and Donna Luhmann make up edltor arrangmg page plans In one corner are hm Currle Harry Mlller and Rrchard Sta1ger work1ng on the boys sport pages Iames Fntze bust ness manager and Francls MOSIHQ hls ass1stant are 1n the m1dst of a p1le of papers checkmg over the subscr1pt1on llsts Maneu vermg around the publlcatlon room We f1nd Dlck Ekholm trylng to f1nd the rrght angle for an act1on p1cture Gath ed around desks 1n the next room are groups work1ng on page layouts and copy The sess1on room p1ctures are bemg arranged by Helen Metzler Marran Larson Sh1rley Knutson and Gladys Iohnson Club wnte ups f1ll the mrnds of Adehne Hayman Ianet Schafer Myrtle lrvln Carol Lmdell and DeLor1 Errckson Wrth much trouble Jerry Ryoerg Lorrame Pearson and Dor1s Warren are domg a splendxd Job on g1rls sports urace Carpenter lean Budensk1 Lor ralne M1x and Delma Chelberg are arrang mg seruor p1ctures and wntmg paragaphs for them The faculty pages are bemg planned by Elleen Paulson Elmer Olson and Mary lane Knorth Marge Beckler IS hard at Work markmg off p1ctures and wrxt 1ng up the publlcatxon pages Plann1ng the musxc pages are Davld Nord Mary Allce Thorstensen and E ayne Wrrght lean Ben nett and Mary lane Rehder are work1ng on the dramatrc layouts Runnlng from place to place we flnd De lores Deden Lou1se Pearson and MarJor1e Bolland schedullng p1ctures for the student l1f 'sectlon Whlle all thls goes on IH the pubhcatton department our typlsts lean Budensk1 Ade l1ne Hayman lanet Schafer Erleen Paulson and Mary lane Rehcler are typlng away 1n the commerc1al room After days of th1s the great day comes and the annual IS gwen out to the subscrxbers l wonder rt lll make rt? Thrs 1S one ot the famxlrar questlons dtscussed by the Journaltsm students as the trme comes for th Ouxll and Scroll members to be select ed Thxs year ten of our students gatned membershrp to thrs rnternattonal honorar, orgamzatton by l1v1ng up to the tollowtna requrrements Cll the person must be of a umor standtng C23 be tn upper thrrd of the clas rn scholast1c standrng C3l have done supenor work 1n some phase of Journal ISID C45 recommended by the supervlsor or by the commrttee govermng publrca trons C53 approved by the Natronal secre tary treasurer To keep Journaltsm students wtde awake and up on therr toes the Qurll and S roll sponsors tests dunng the year Garmng honorary mentron thrs year were Drck Ekholm rn current events and Davrd Nord 1D edrtorral wr1t1ng NINETEEN JOURNALISTS DN CHIEFTAIN STAFF Headlrnes dummy sheets specral ass1gn ments features edttonals proof readrng and col umns all go rnto the maktng of the school Oaoer MISS Rosetta Groettum staff advtsor gurdes all staff workers as they dlltgently carry on the1r Work for the paper Our capable co edxtors M11 dred M1ll r and Gordon Krantz have such dut1es as checkrng copy wntrng the humor column and some strarght news artt les and dectdrng make up for the tront page The other staff members are reporters Marg lane Rehder Elmer Olson Mary Schouwexler Iames Frrtze Adelme Hayman -me lffaqftfy P4044 i '-'vu 1 ll 1 1 n 1 une-1 UNI! Rf Nl 11f1-1 1 11 RD RHXX lx intz Xlxller XX arren 41 TII 41 N le Donna Luhmann Helen Metzler Erleen Paulson headlrnes edrtor Ross Held exchanges Florence Fellman Ianet Schafer head typrst lean Buden skr grrls sports Dons Warren boys sports Iames Curne Ross Held Rrchard Starger Drck Eknolm lame Fntze musrc Mra Larson class room col umn lean Budenskr Erleen Paulson busrnes manager Dons Warren photographer Dck Ekholm There were eleven xssues of the Chreftam pub l1shed dunng the year and each rssue was anx rously awatted by the student body A specral Chrrstmas rssue was set rn green pnnt and was publrshed by the Journalrsm one class wtth Gerry Ryberg and Elmer Olson acttng as co edrtors under Mrldred Mrller and Gordon Krantz I l Xll 1 41 1 1 . . . . e , ' , - ' l - . Z1 1 WT .1 . . . , 1 ...H 1, f ' I 2 I I 4 S ' ' ' 5 , , V . 1 . 1 F ' 4 1 V I 4 , V . E 1 1 . . - A S1 V ' ,Wk - J ' - xx . 1 1 if . 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THE A BAND FRONT RUXV, lc-ft to right: ,Xn4lm'sun, L., lim-klc-V, Hive-ni, HW SS. l'PU'ltSHH, H2ll'lNt. l'1lVlS T1, -ln4lf'f'SUYL -li. llvrlllvif, liY'Y2m. SIGFUNII Run.: vmmrlwrgv Von.,-son, Svvf-rstvn. lilll'll2lll, Uatyiilvliell, .xllItlE'ljlllQlv .lm'ksnn, Munson. Miller, lill'llt4'I'. Iiruslc-se-t 1, Hlson. li.U'K RUXY: Clic-lll:ei'g.:', l,r-nlmrt, Sll'lllllll1Q, Vluyflrvn, Nash, K ll'PY'2-E. lif-lslif-im, XX'm1l, Snlhf-im, IN-RIHX. Mr. Iiirlstrom, lllqpge-W Johnson, Sm'hlic'htinf.:', Nyslrw ni, Working diligently day after day these up and coming young musicians will someday hold the first chairs in the A band. Every day during second period the B band practices and even though you may hear a blue note here and there you must remember these students have just started playing. After all, you don't see a first year trackman run the hundred yard dash in ten seconds or a freshman substitute making all the touchdowns. Music is just like any other activity where practice makes perfect and to show how much progress had been made the B band pre- sented a concert in the spring. re are 45 members in the organization but it si s that the members lean toward the brass S With bugles blaring and drums abeatin' the snappy f Drum Corps comes into view. Students living within a radius of two blocks of school don't have to explain to their parents the hours of practice the girls put in, for in the spring and fall between the hours of one and two p. m. they probably have peeked out the windows to see them marching by. t o instruments for there is plenty of good talent in the brass sections. Most of the members played in the grade school bands before coming to high school and the B band. ln addition to directing the B band, Mr. Lidstrom has charge of the A Band, Drum Corps, Beginners Band and Grade School Bands. Whewl Perfect instrumentation is not attempted in B band for finding the instrument best suited for the student is much more important. We get out of school today. Aren't we lucky? Yeah, l'll say. How come? Oh We're playing for the grade school field day. This and march- ing in the Memorial Day Parade highlight their year's activities. Good work B Band! TBAMP! TBAMP! TRAMP! THE GIRLS ABE MABCHING! FRONT RUXY, left to l'i:'hl: lf0llN'I'fl' Univ-r, Uvulswtn, Upsahl. SIGUHNID RUXX Fuss, Stark, Haste-1, IZ., llullinir, llurns, Kurtz, Knsec-, l:I'P!IlSf'lll, Yun Barge- THIRIJ RUXY: .Xnllvrsm n, l'a1ttr-rsnn, I.:n's--n, 'I hif-man, liodvlsnn, llc- VV:il1l llznnmann, Vande-w:alkm', Smith. l uI'R'l'Il HHW: Walling, NVum:s-n, Hams - Lisowski, Krislw, liustlunml, Rulwy, Sussimni. lf'IIfTIl IEHXY: Alcftla-. 1 Stllmpf, l:ilSU'l, I-'., f'lll'l!4lL.11lIl, Gumtivr. Nm-lsun. 'Qin A . 568 if or cwi.fgM.gGql , H V f 48 wif.-D' 4 M.,....a .. ' , U- Q.wfyw,.v' JL r V ,wa ,A .- -. - -. -' J, -Q., ,Asn-f' f,,-v-g X V ,EF A 1-. wi' 1 ' z5',a'.p'?1f'i'7' , I ,.,--f -- - I y v B lk MJ.--nn.-.N-. -1-.-....t. 'WF1 -nd 4-.D ' '- .ni , .Jail Nw. Y 1 fl : . MOH. T1-IE CONCERT IN THE PARK WAS ONLY ONE OP A BAND'S NUMEBOUS AND PLEASING APPEARANCES Ii'I!4PN'l' IUPW, ln-I'l lu right: Mivkt-lsrn. lluslunnl, Y., Kuhn, Nurtllwlm, lla-nslvl, 'l'f'lt'lllll4lflI1, .Xnste-nsm-n, l l'io4lI'it'h. SEUHNIP IIHWL Imnivlsnn, Vs:-in, XYili-mx, J., Ss-l1zit'e-r, Mnsslu-rgi 'Flllltlb RUXY: Nugvl, I'e-m.:'le-r. Hzmsnn, XYi1c-wx, l'.. Ilnlnmllist, Vhristiun, .llIllIlS'I1v Nm-lsnn. XYutsnn, Km-hle-r, lie-ilfuss, l runklin. XYinsnr, im4lL:'e-, IZ.. Mille-. Mills-r, lim-tw-luntl. Hr kilns- n. J., li2lHlllt'I'l, lie-i-main, lmflgv, I... Ilvlltwliimi, tiruntnizin, .l. ILXVK RUW: Lairsun, Sante-lnmn. 1 innit-, Hnknnsnn. M., Rf-lute-V. llfzim-jr, IH-tvismxl lijnrk. Mvtllwxv, .lm'g'i-use-n. XYig::'+-I1, Km-his-V, lfisvlie-x', liusllmfl Il., Ir. I.i1isti'mn, XY1'iy.:'lit, lllilllllllilll, .l., .lust-plismni, Siivklvs. Alzulismi, ltzikn-V, I'e-te-rs, Mm-tznlml, Ive-rsun ' Pictured above is the goal of all students that play musical instruments in Red Wing. It's the high school band. Those some sixty odd people that do belong fully realize how lucky they are to be members of such a fine organization. Of course getting up at 7 o'clock in the morning to practice marching and going to rehearsals after supper hours isn't the pleasantest thing to do, but the musicians do it cheerfully. The Band had a full season this year. Besides playing one combined concert with the choir, and special concerts in the park and Training School it also sponsored the concert given by the Luther College Band in April. The music festival in May STRUTTIN' ON DOWN 5645q,,f,L,oLfz5'4, f and the contest in April all prove that their ha' rdffg work was rewarded. But Ah! That's another story. We present a skit entitled The Band Gets the Mumps or The Contest . . . It's Out! Scene . . . band room. Time , . . Tuesday, April 7 fthe first school day after Easter vacation.l Oh-Oh! Have- n't you heard? We're not going to the contest. Why? Because ten band members have got the mumps. Oh well, we've got the festival to look forward to. That typifies the band spirit, for after working since Christmas on music for the contest and then to have the big event cancelled five days before the trip was enough to make anybody downright mad Cbut not the bandl. .I- IICVT 'VH I'IlfiIl'i': ilwtnu, Hpsnhl, Hvnlsun, Hwkzxnsun, fl:-1111+-r, wits-1', llc-Hillel, Knlln-l'1.:'. Struttin is their motto. These 5 seven youthful girls, full of -in y V Z' handslprings dandj Sartwclgeels, A A if t w,.l lead t e Ban an rum orps ,J ,ttf ::': , ft .fi ff 4,,' H, J, Vit, down the street in rhythmic S , .f ' .5 4 Lf if 1 swing to the beat of the drums, wi K all 'lf Helen Heaney, Shirley Hendel, , Q ' v r w U A and Mary lane Rehder strut for L 49 the Band while Elaine Ovalson, Emogene Cater, Patsy Kolberfa and Iyone Opsahl lead the Drum Corps on their many man- euvers. -A ,ar VN MM or THE A CAPPELLA CHOIR THE BEST VOICES OI' THE SCHOOL PEBFORMED AT PROGRAMS RADIO ASSEMBLIES I tfll 4 4 1- A X I I H H I N X lnxv ll :sun t xr . r XI 1 WE SING ITS PRAISE FURTISSIIVIO The count cf erght rnhale l 2 3 4 exhale l 2 3 4 take rn all you can rt s free Chord Elarne a a e o oo These are a few of the farnrlrar sounds heard at A Cappella chorr rehearsals held every aay aunng the thrrd perrod All thrs patrent practrcrng drdnt go unrewarded for the chorr re cerved an A ratrng at the drstnct contest a Owatonna rn Aprrl The chorr under the drrectron of Mr Farl Sutherland began rts successful year hy present rnq a concert at the Unrted Lutheran Church ln the fall Two broadcasts were grven at St Olaf 1 1 Nil 41 Nl H I I over statran WCAL one at fhnstn as trrne the ther vhen the group had the hon tr of srngrng at tne May Festrval To add to the local observ ancc of Lent a puhlrc concert was presented on Palrn Sunday Fortunately the trre shortage hadnt affected the Vrlcrng bus lrne so on May nrnth the group traveled to Albert Lea for the hrghlrght of the year the Musrc Festrval Agarn the srngers were thrrlled to he conducted by Peter D Tkach ln speakrng of the group we shouldnt forget the solorsts Mary Alrce Thorstensen sang the solo rn Lullaby on Chrrstrnas Eve Mary Lou Gustaf son rn As Srnks Beneath the Qcean and Marran Larson rn Beautrful Savror lames Grantrnan Irene Olson Shrrley Arntson Brllre Stern and Eugene Van Deusen had rncrdental solos N chorr can he successful wrthout an accompanrst THREE TIMES THREE MAKES MELODY' TWO TIMES FOUR LIKSS RHYTHM AND SUNG 1 I l I 4 1 N r sf, ,N lll I van , ,rl A 4 . ...S ff. I, A ff, A ' T '. -' 1. I fM ff S .- AA J D Av y .. I .- M L t , 7 , , 5 T -. 5 V W. .. if . 4' 4 s ' s 2 My A . . . . - VH1IN'l' IIHXY, 1+-fl rw r'i::ht: Iqwfns. Iira mv-. llillvsytif-4 XY- S--rrrrrwr. Ilztll. Wlls -rt, 1':tr'1u-nt -r'. llzrlliugy Fuss, 'l'Im1'st+trrs.trr. Site-rn, Mr. Sllrln-r'1zml, l.a1rsun AI, Al -111' w. l,:rr'sur1 Ir, V4 11-s. IIIISIZIIVNHII, l2jttr'rrstrul. l'wt1v. l'w':1r's1r1. Us 'ut-ul, Inn.-sur, I ruuth. Sli 'UNI' li INV: K4 -h, Aluhlf-r, Su Ile-rr un. .'x': xt , .tn I -rx' rn. Wriuhr. Hlstm XI., Ii'-itrnrrmr, Hlst rr I., Al' ts-tn, I'-Atv . .vlf hrrf tn, lf:-lmlmzrn, NI ftzl 'r'. Him-lrirruf-r', Mr. ullirr, llarrlm. Tllllilt It WY: I,:tmlt4-rt. Li'-rr. Wim: tn, I-Im'khrtt't'. Yun ltr-usa-rr, Im-lwu. Mill-try Xe-lstn. sp.-114-.wg Vlzrytitnr, Ilzrrrsun, Il.-itm.um1, l Hl'lL'l'Il IUIXYQ Smith. Hrzrnlnrarn, 'I'urm-ri th-ns-ur. Im-yn-1lvr'1tm'lx. Lintluu. IH-1,-rs--n Il., Iirlmn.-,-A yt-wk. Il1ts1vl.m.i, lx 'r's+lrr, I'--1--rw n L. I ST J 1, , ' , , ., .T fx ,V L I V , , . IJ ' . , ft . , 4 4 V V . . , A - - , , , 4 . , , . . . . , , , , I A 4 ff , , , , . , 1 ' 'f' ' - ' , ' . V , . A V I I ' , 1 , . , f 4 - ff ff . , , I ' ' lf f , H ff. I I . H , ff , t , , , . ,, , . H f I V I ! I , V I I L, ' r W V I ' A ' A ' ' . o .r . .r ,V M I-'IUIN'I'. lvl'l tt- r'i:'ht: Ilurlm, .Iuhns rn, lic-itmzrrrn, I'llf NT, lf-t'l tu right: Wgufrr. Nl '. SllIl1!'I'l2lll4l. I'.-ra-rw rr. I.:rr's-an Il.. l'Jll'Ill'llI l', Sl-IVIINII I1 rwg lpnrsfm MW SICVUNIH I: PIY1 1lr':untm.m, Yzm It--u.':-rr, Livn. Ivvx' n, lI1.'t.-- Sw: sun, St-rn, 'l'lvmst4-rmsfrm. lt'N'l- tllfmllv 43. I I 5 W M WYE 3' A :'f'l32Q:Q Q, I f A .ta W V' 'gift xiii. ,W 5- ' P' 1 e 'T' A. 1-.- ' at riffs JUNIOR anus cxontrs PRACTICES rxnnn 'rnnms wz:z:xr.Y 'ro nn Alam: 'ro nrr A :nan on Low Non: I Iil1N'I' ILHXY, lo-I't tu Viulitz II:nll+-iituwue-x', 'l'1'umam, l,llZ:ll1'll. Iinulun-I. .Xn+l+-rs-rn I.., Zilluitt, .lainse-ri, Ilu Ibis, Sullieim Ii., i Swziiwl, Iivkstrfmi, 1'Ii1'istizuisun, Ilainsun, clrui-riwziltl, Sinmrisuri IC, SI-IVHNIJ IIHXY: Irzuiii-lsnri, Illiiz, Nvlsun l.., Itzu't'f'Ivi', Knutson, Ilzztn-I, .lul-mn, Iiugiplviq .XIIii'w'Iit, IH-:il'suri, .l- Iinsuii Il., Ih-nsvun, Xi-lsnn IL, Siiiiurisuri A. TIIIILIY IUIXYZ S1-1-I+-y. Ifl'IlIIil l'. Iii:--linzin. Alzirklvxits, Sill!! man .Iz1u1isvh, Alvlliw-w, Hiliiplvf-il, 'l'yIe-r, Yun In-uso-n, Iflmglunsl N., Suntle-, I-'lll'It'I'II IIHXY: l'2ll'lS4'Il, 'l.l'kA4IllIl, II1 ni. zlwkinsun. Stalin-im S., I'.Ivr'snri .I., Ib-nlli-y, Ifmillia-i'stiim-, Iwituri, Smith, li' Wvll, Szxllpv. so much credit should right Small wonder it is that the junior high boys, who has played for sixty strong, were enthusiastic about chorus for Popular indeed cmd who could help but be thrilled by such stirring songs as Marching Along Together , and Road to Mandalay . girls' Triple Trio. and shared en Qifls GDDGCIFGC5 GT Quite different from the exciting music of the meelmqf the ' chorus was the music of the girls' group. PIOQVUTU Gt Old fUSl'1' According to the members their best selection 1Of1?d was The Lord Bless You and Keep You but they SQVUOV did enioy Ave Maria , too. men Although the main purpose of the junior chor- u is to give training the groups did appear in oil o pu 'c concerts, one at Christmas time and one i e spring. USG Q' -' To Bonnie Feldman, accompanist, goes much for her S CHORUS PART 5th PERIOD Mai N lt fsselh in In-u -n. 'l'liU:iip:uri, .I Mull 'lr ' RUXY: Iii.-in-ks, 1 :us ,IIwIfI,I':ittfA1's4,ii, -' 2 v-i 1 BI.: XX in Xlilltl I in ll in IL, Wim. '52 SFSSION RQOMS Paame-ll em Grass tlowers park benches and whrte trel lr es all played a part rn portraytng the theme t the prom Sprmg Trme Leadrng the grand march ot thrs rrnportant event were Iohn Hanson and Garnet Weberg Iohn Hanson headed the Jun ror class as presrdent and the other ottrcers were Flelet Metzler v1ce presrdent Mra Larson secre ta y lames Frrtze treasurer and lames lsensee sergeantat arms lames Grantman Elmer Olson lean Bennett and lerry Byberg represented the lass rn speech work ln debate lames and hrs partner were wrnners ot the regronal tournament ln G A A the tumor ll grrls won the basketball ohampronshrp wrth the tumor I gtrls runners up lohn Sundberg and Eugene Smrth wrll be next year s co captams of the football team and Eddte Severson and Bob Stark wrll captam the basket ball team The class play Ever Srnoe Eve made a brg hrt wrth the students and the publrc All parts and cem'ntttees were taken from the Juruor class Duane Seeley Lu lean Dunn Davrd Nora Betty Nordly Wrllram Holmaurst lean Grantman lohn Hanson and Robert Barmger represented the Class rn the student Councrl We were honored by havrng two ot the m mbers of the unror Cass 1D two ot the most essentral posrttons on th Scar let Feather statt Drok Eknolm photographer and lames Frrtze busrness manager Somethmg new rn the lrne of tumor Class acttvrttes was the hay rrde to the Hay Creek town hall where a p1cnrC supper was held Twas called a hay rrde but wet weather made many walk or rrde the bus Something New Bookkeeprng was rntroduced for the hrst trme thrs vear 1n Central s Purrrculum Thrs new subtect was very popular wtth the Junrors and senlars who were pr1v1leged t take rt Vernerl Marks lohn Han son and Lorrame Danrelson are trymg to solve a problem at the board Watchtng Irom hrs seat IS Bob Frye Behave Yourself ln preparat1on for lrte outsrde of chool and tor the Prom the run tors have been studyrng etrquette These students are makrng sure that they w1ll not sltp up on any lrttle manners Seated are Barbara Burns Betty MCGrew Florence Bartlett, and Marrorre Bolland Dora Brornstad, Marrlyn Hrlleren, Betty Wrlson and Delores Poole are standmg -I 1 1 1 1 1 . , 11 1 11 11 v Q B . . 11 , . 11 . - - - ' t V 1 , . - 1 1 1 , 1 A A ' I I I ' , , - 1 r -1 , : - ' . 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K' I 1 1 fbdpfaq luamf 7alenJf4 Green rsnt the word for thts freshman class Two thrrds of the class have attended Junror htgh and are acquarnted wrth the surroundrngs of the school The other on thrrd 91 her carne from St losephs school or rural school Orlentatron IS used to descrtbe the method of gettrng acauarnted wtth the rest of the school The mnth grade havent many actrvrttes to be concerned about but they do study clnaracter rn an 1nd1rect way Bobert Duden was presrdent Betty leske vrce Hanson treasurer Talent and more talent IS spnnkled throughout the freshman class Harold Applequrst won frrst place on the Amateur Show s1ng1ng You re a Sap Mr lap Bob McGrew ltll Frredrrch and Barbara Nordly represented therr class as cheerleaders wrth husky volce and promrsmg futures lunror H1 Y drum and buqle corps Junror cho1r and GA A all have a gene-r ous number of freshrn n students rn therr organt zatrons The llttle German band composed of all mnth grade students except three has made a h1t wherever they have played Dorng therr b1t for the f-lomecomrng Festrvrtres the freshman class made a good SIZQ bonfrre whrch attracted many students They had 'rve members 1n The boys who have shown through the1r work 1n athletrcs that they are promrsrng varslty possr b1l1t1 s are Don parlson D1Ck Paulson Bob Sco vrlle Brll Van Lanen Elllott Iosephson Lyman Geary Myron Bobey and lames Engeldrnger Events of the Day Mlss Stremel s mnth grade sc cral students seem to be engrossed rn the events of the day News week IS the current events maga zrne that these students study from about once a week They also carry on debates and make extra credrt posters on natlonal and for ergn affarrs Latin Moments Thrs Latln l class 1S rntently hstemng to Mrss Wrechs explan atron of the Bornan flgures on the blackboard By the way these frgures were made by Boy Wrlson Another rnterestlng proJect of the Latrn classes was to make Latm valentrnes for Valent1ne's Day 03 4 ' ' 'T 'T . I I I I I L n u 1 I I- I . . e- ' 't . - , 9 ' ' 5 1 1 I 4 - . I A l 4 I : I 1 4 n . ll I presidentg Elaine Brown, secretary: and Stanley Student Council. with LYFUCIU GGCITY fOr Df9SiCl91'1T- ' ' I ' ' 'D F' - ' . IV I If I I I Nl 1 I , I I f tl. K . Q Q. T , f s - - . . - , Wrrrnrrrq a superror ratrnq rn the rearonal orra mal oratory conte t wrth hrs oratron on Natronar Unrty was Harold Sundberq cf the sophomore class Because of the elrmmatron of the state con test thrs year the reqronal was Harold s last corn petrtron Two sophomores also won honors rn the ama teur show They were Gavm Holstad playrna hr Hawauan qultar and Harvey Blork pranrst for the orchestra Takrna part rn debate were Tom lohnson Harry Berlfuss and Betty Kosec Along the llne of athletrcs the sophomores werc 54 ua.-gpeecfa represented by lohn McGrew rn basketlrall and Harold Sundberq tn football Thrs year for the frrst trme a few sophomore qrrls se ved at the Pro 1 n place of the u ual freshman boys and qrrls As rn past years the tenth graders 't'lCl19'l safety rn therr aurdance work Under thrs they learned about oreventrna acc dents and how to drrve a car Bepresentrnq the sophomores alona the ad mrnrstratrve lrne rn the Student Counctl were Probert S lohnsorr Betty Peterson Iohn M G ew ElC11T19 Ovalson Kathl en Poole Bobert D I hr son and Tom lose-phson Geometric Theorem Ieanne Hallrnq and Mary B Sassrnan have taken a usual stand rn M1 s Kaasa s qeametry class By the looks of thrnqs they are explamrnq the srtua fron to some of the boys rn the front seats lf we could lrsten rn We could frnd out rf they re a rntellraent as they look Stop Look Listen Safety Prrst rs a very old motto that IS always rn the mmds of careful drrvers The tenth qrade students are study rna drtferent ways to avoxd accrdents and how mrshap have occurred The puprls rn the prcture are watchrno a safe ty demonstratron and by the expressrons on therr faces they wrll make very careful drrvers some day S . . , . . . ff . 1 ' ' .S ' . - A .c t- - , rr rrl s '- A 1 1' N. .. 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S , . . , F .D . - - , s SSSSIOI1 Room 307 FRONT POW left to fl ht P McR1 Hutchson Elhngson Opsahl Anderson Fox Kolbexf, Wmblld SECOND ROW Phfkl Nelson GOOGICI D'iIll61SOU Vin clewalker Sassmftn Nordenslqold Re1ch'nd THIRD POW Hanson An der son J McRae Walren Blenntn Maxtenson J os e ,J h s o n Bexlfuss FOURTH ROW Sumour Patterson Sunclbexv Cfulson Stalgel SESSION Room 20 FRONT ROW left to rlght Jablonsm Chrlstl nson Johnson Tyler Olson Hallln Stark MISCIIKG SECOND ROW Gercle Turner Velth Nord strom Daneman Cook Krlsto Johnsom Strom THIRD ROW Spencer McGrew Zemls Mahlel Dodge P11855 Relt mann Sess1on Room 10 FRONT ROW left to r1ght Na 1 Shaffer Seeley Hull Lambert Halle berger Schafer Stlckles SECOND ROW Anderson Bjork E1Ch1I1g6I' Ho kanson Carlson Johnson JOlg6I1SOIl J Erchrnger THIRD ROW HIHYICKS husen Damelson Fhnk SGSSIOI Room 315 FRONT ROW left to rlght Belshenn ava Featherstone Bxoz Nelson Cate Kosec Martln SECOND ROW Drenckhahn Bandelm Von Bax en Joseph Opsahl McMull1n Wllcox stone THIRD ROW Roberts SChmldt Hahn Slmonson Jagusch Swanson Y nlsch Remhart FOURTH ROW Pealson Havukenson Anderson SESSION Room 308 FRONT ROW left to rxght Halle OShau hnessy Moe Strusz Coles An derson Srmth Wahhn SECOND ROW Garda Baker Tebbe Zemke Peterson Raetz McCue Carlson THIRD ROW Featherstone Llndstrom Obelg Hall Bodelson Duden ZIIIUILI Kempf FOURTH ROW Nelson Rowland Johnson SESSION Room 217 FRONT ROW left to rlght Anderson Wangen L1 owsk1 Johnson Ope n Lampman Colhng Fellman SECOND ROW Eastlund Sar ent Carlson Gu onlme Telchmann Oxalson Slllllyl Hanson THIRD ROW Bartels Seaxel Muxphx Newman Hansen Stumm Rau Kenall FOURTH ROW Bodelson Peter on W lson l ' . . s 'g I . . 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U Q . ,- . . . 3 . . is , 1: Room .512 FRONI' ROW left to ught Hage Nel son Rundqulst Slmonson Kuhfu s J Nelsol Metzler La Tew SECOND ROW Henry Nasn Weberg Vann Pre per Ja u ch Walren Nelson C THIRD ROW Coxdes Larson Held Chr1st1an Lambert Barlnger SSSSIOH Room 21 FRONT ROW left to rxght Schultz Saupe Woods Ryberg Sommer Han son Closeman Larson SECOND ROW Ryan D11le Ixordly Saupe Kolbera Johnson Weberg Redlng THIRD ROW Andexson FTIIZS Eckhoff See ley Lund Posz J Hanson Sesslon Room 227 FRONT ROW left to rlght Neuman Lamber Feldman Freeberg Kolbexg Pearson Gustafson Anderson SECOND ROW Schultz Larson Dunn Johnson Wolpers Coty Peterson Rademacher THIRD ROW Lynnel Brunett Sm1th Mlller Sundberff Turner Benson Axel son FOURTH ROW Harbo Schhcht mg Huddleston He1der Johnson Ro bey Selander Sesslon Room 34 FRONT ROW left to rlght Bjornstad Hllleren Wlederholt Brame Burns W1lson 'VIcGrew Allyn SECOND ROW Poole Larson Rextmann Drenckhahn Roslund Greene Glllesple Irvm THIRD ROW Grantman M Larson Koch Bartlett Bolland Sesslon Room 313 FRONT ROW left to rlght Mad1SOll Swan on Larson Holmqulst Bollum Bennett Schultz J Bennett SECOND ROW Robey Nord Hughes Nash Johnson Larson Street Arntson THIRD ROW Severson Stark Enz Radtke Dahl Peterson Opsahl Jorzxg FOURTH ROW Brunner Sesslon Room 317 FRONI' ROW left to rlght Olson Knutson Anderson Peterson Nelson Johnson Holmqulst Fellman SECOND ROW Sm1th Doyle Hansen Rehder Tebbe Avelson Bennett Larson THIRD ROW Brown Kuhns Lee Chrlst an Steen Isensee Street Clay don FOURTH ROW Sass Grantman Mxckelson, Quinn 56 1 1 . . 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SGSNIOII Room 31 FRONT ROW left to llght Shelves Swanson Sexex on Albxecht Nelson Johnson AIIUGISOII J Johnson SEC OND ROW Nord Wlntervold Morlex Warn Velth Kuhn Johnson Enz THIRD ROW Calstxom Nelson Call son Ness Tledllp Mohn Meters War len SCSSIOII Room 113 FRONT ROW left to rlght Zlll 1tt Truman Daefflel Knutson Saupe Englund 'VIcI..eod LUZa1Ch SECOND ROW Jagusch Rlegelman B John son Malkl nts Huron Babel V Eng lund Seeles THIRD ROW Julson Haw kenson Ca' lson Fea the: stone Hokenstlom Smlth Sesslon Room 21:1 FRONT ROW left to 110ht Heaney McMull1n Kolberg Peters Anstersen Carlson Bettelley Dxercks SECOND Plann Campbell Bryan Bennett An derson THIRD ROW Anderson De Maw Joseph M Johnson E Johnson Claydon J Peterson Olson FOURTH ROW Solhelm Brudeseth S Peterson SESSION Room 216 FRONT ROW left to rlght Bennett OIIVBI Vxeth Peterson Bayer Ander son Mlllex McMull1n SECOND ROW Ogden Haukmson Baez Larson Nord Clausen Hodge M Johnson THIRD ROW Hedstrom Rosenberg R1ge1man Slmonson Wxmmer Dubbe Lovesee V Johnson FOURTH ROW En husen Buck Feathelstone PIIIUS Collmge Sessxon Room 124 FRONT ROW left to flght Euckson Spencex Graves Dahlgren Eckstxom Dlxon Danlelson Du BOIS SECOND ROW Gxantman Y Rosenberg Ulle ug M11le1 Russell Nagel N Rosen bexg Eckstom THIRD ROW Peterson Smde Seeley Schultz B Carlson Brurner McGrew Applequ1st FOURTH POW L Carlson Larson Bentlew B Anderson I- ton Perhaps you notlce that these stu dents are showlnq off the pro Jects on the wall Those prolects are on example of the kmd of work the e1qhlh qrade Enqhsh students are dolnq ,JS ' , ' 1 ' g' . ' , I , ' , I Y ' ' V ' ' I - ,. . V ,, ,' . . - , ' D 3 I , - v ' A v ROW: Hendel. Jackson, Holmquist. , 'ff 1 . ' '. ' S. . - ' . V I 1 - v v v . C, , . . . , . . 'I 'v V ', . 1 - ' .. . L . ', I . x , 'a . Session Room 114 . . . FRONT ROW. left to right: Gerdes. Gluesen. Joseph. Fredine. Berflo. Aus- tin, Hoffmann, Peterson, SECOND ROW: Marklevits, Hennen. Joyce Lin- dam, Carpenter, Joan Linclau. Stapel. Freebera. Lampman. Nelson. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Bartels. D. Johnson. Sundberg. EJ, Peterson. Freeberu. Arn- old, R. Anderson. Session Room FRONT Session Room 311 . . . r FRONT ROW, left to right: Danielsonj Bgigg-Q11,lwiQ!gL Miller. Swenson. Usem. Kolberg, Tyler. SECOND ROW: Kaeh- ler, Langworthy, Groat, Lenhart, Fox, Johnson, Cederberg, Carlson. THIRD ROW: Reinhart, Naceau. Nelson. Mew- horter, Chelberg. Klingsporn, Nash, Harbo. FOURTH ROW: Ingeman, Luchau, Mohn, Nystrom, Evans, Van 3-uilder Session Room 125 . . . FRONT ROW, left to right: Larson, Jagusch, L. Anderson, Borgen, Carlson. Johnson. Kolberg. Floen. SECOND ROW: Swanson, Hemmingson. Maxe. Schade, Haske, Van Guilder. Oliver, Isensee. THIRD ROW: Simonson, Gru- enwald, Munson, Zimmerman. Diercks. Puppe, Neuman, Hallenberger. FOURTH ROW: Tyler, J. Anderson, Nash. Pear- son. Here ore the housewives of the future qenerotion who, like the boys, ore getting their trorininq eor- ly By the looks of thlnqs they ore either inclustriously stirrinq up the inqredlents or octuolly Cooking on the stove. These boys will find the informft- tion they ore learning new of rnuch trnportonce in the future. Most of thern will Continue studies fhot will benefit thern it they qo into rntlitory trorininq. , -A,.. Harry Mrller SCARLET FEATHER STAFF Edltor In Chlef MARY SCHOUWEILER Makeup Edrtor Photographer Busrness Manager Asslstant Edltor Ross Held Asslst Busmess Manager FYOHCIS Mosmq Faculty Erleen Paulson Elmer Olson Mary lane Knorth Sesslon Rooms Helen Metzler Marran larson Shrrley Knutson Gladys lohnson Muslc Wrllram Holmqurst Mary A Thorstensen Elayne Wrrqht Publrcatlons Marge Beckler Clubs Aclelme Hayman Ianet Schafer Myrtle lrwrn Carol Lmdell Delorrs Errckson Donna Luhmann Drck Elfholm lames Frrtze Semors Grace Carpenter lean Budenskr Lorrame Mrx Delma Chellberq Student Llfe Delores Declen Lourse Pearson Marlorre Bolland Glrls Sports lerry Ryberq DOIIS Warren Lorrame Pearson Boys Sports lrm Currre Rrchard Starqer Dramatlcs Mary lane Rehder lean Bennett Typlsts lean Budenskr Adelrne Hayman lanet Schafer Erleen Paulson Mary lane Knorth Advlser Mrss Florence Donohue 60 PICTURES TO FHP IWDIT07? 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'f'r':g',' quilts, aatts and fzffghans 3' rf the fIY'1'Q:L3 marie hr, them TC he away ta reirfe 'J 1,-r ine '.'J Tt',t. Eagh fyrrt 1r1 the Iurrtar Red Crass C'T1fY1fL'lff ry ttrgftgrtq '1' least urge if ihe sqrrrarezs ta he seweit ' aefher ' ff a Pzrfge afghan. .5-.ftffr The Rzrrtirrrg' :.Re1i 'Ntrrg zgarrie, aur Cheer leaders, fill Frteariih, fvifirey Hfrije, Bah MCGrew, Dorothy Iaritarisl-tr, Barbara Tfiraly aria f.',':':1.1n Geary' iixkeri rather drsappfrrrted. Rf'.'fe eY ya' Yiiyf hlmrie 'Fern Aff-er 'Lf the 'garne 'fldflli fer 'i .rr Rea 'ff iarxrr. Cir QI'1F'j,Il'1f1I 'Iffl Lf: V rite Arartch, TVXC new strza-ents SPEAKING OF PICTURES Cconzinuedl crossing for the students. Three cheers for them! Those in the picture are: Vernon Winblad, Perry Martin, lack Fried- rich, Paul Kuhn, lohn Street, Marvin Peterson, lohn McGrew and Milton Wimmer. They deserve their share of honor for their work too. At every game, iootball or basketball, at plays and assem- blies they take our tickets. Our ticket squad consists of Gene Van Deusen, Ralph Strom, Ross Held and Lowell Anderson. Garnet Weberg, Betty Hall and Carol Avery seem to be busy finger painting, which was very popular in Art ll and Ill this year. Here is one part of the always enthusiastic Red Wing rooting section at one of our basketball games. They always cheer the team whether we lose or win. Sportsmanship is an outstanding characteristic of the Red Wing fans. Mary Lou Morley, Marie Warn and Miohne Carlson are busily packing dolls to be sent to the Welles Club to make children happy. These dolls were sent to the high school by the Share-Your-Clothes Drive committee and the eighth grade girls dressed them. Genius at work? Maybe not, but lean Budenski, our head typist, is definitely interested in what is going into the next issue of the CHIEFTAIN. lean can usually be found during the fifth period working on the CHlEFTAlN. -F. Spealeing of Pivfures . . . HERE IS AN INSIGHT INTO THE STUDEN TS' LIFE AT RED WING HIGH Busily primpxnq for classes are: lyone Opsahl, Patsy Kolberq, Emoaene Cater and Elaine Ovalson. The cloak hall seems to be the favorite place for the qirls to meet and make- up. This continues throuqh the whole school year. Standing up in study hall is almost an everyday occur- rence for a few students. That is what happened when two sophomores, Gene Cook and Dorothy Smith were cauqht in the middle of a conversation, Busily sellina Defense Stamps to Elaine Ovalson, Bill Holmquist and Tom losephson, are Paul Kuhn and Betty Peterson. Defense Stamps are sold every Tuesday and Thursday during the session room period. The motto of these students seems to be Buy Defense Stamps and Lick the Other Side. Vfhere to? Lyman Nash seems puzzled as to his destin' ation in writing out a pass qiven him by Shirley Sorenson. Lyman always has plenty of spare time durinq school hours. The traffic squad of Red Winq High School never fail us. On duty in fair and stormy weather, they provide safe LETTERS TO THE EDITOR FROM THE EDITORS TO AN EDITOR llear Fditor As co editors to an ulltor ln Lhuf vu vlant to extend our congratulations on your llfe luke prosluttmn of the Sc-'lr let Feather Because we hone vsatched u and xour staff vsork fxnd me to mean vxorkp ln the llllIlIlC'lllflh loom vw w l fullx apprulate the flYllSI'lEll 'srn le leithcl The Starlet leather tops vs th being, semors and knovung that our school dass are soon ower we realwe that soon our nnlx mrans of lecallmg lhroup,,h our Scarlet lrather course e fro for p tires 1 l was GSDQKIIIIX the lhformfll shots How about showmg., us tht long, and short of the semor class Vlell be Haltlng for dlSII'lIlUllfll'l dax along vuth exerxhodx else 4 oxdlallv Illll ll 'llll I f URUON KRXNTZ 'We alm to please our readers so here Mllly and Gordon, IS a plcture of the long and short of the senlor class .x THE STUDENT COUNCIL SPEAKS Dear hdltor On behalt of the entire student lmdx the Student Lnunell wxshes to extend lts tongx itulatlons for xour record of stu dent Ilfe ln the 1942 Scarlet leathel 'lhe Councll has helped a but ln financing the annual by holding lts Amateur Show on he-bruary 6 We haxe also helped you till your pages wlth llfe by the great exent of Homecommg and by assisting the 1 lumber of Lommeree ln sponsoring 1 mvs and dlffell-'Ill Halloween patty for the students ff Red Xxlllg Hlgh lls know you and the staff haxe put 1 lot of vsork mto thls Scarlet leather truni-. to make ll the best one we haxe ex er had But before you put the fmlsh mg touehes on xt wlll you sate a space nd show us a mature of the Xmateur l-ow WIHFIQISW Ylell all be waltlng for the dav when x our production of student l fe ls cnmoleted and we hate our Scallft leather as '1 memorx of dear old tentral Hugh ln 1041 42' slncerely yours I ll FEW PKI IRON Student Councll Secretarv QThe Scarlet Feather m turn wants to congratulate the Student Councll thls year Here s the plcture of the Amateur Show quested WlIlYlEI'S yOU T6 N nvacQ Tm' XQX x -ig, ,e S -' is . . us. 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