Chatfield High School - Burr Oak Yearbook (Chatfield, MN)

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I I I . IN THE PICTURE fAb0veJ: lst Row: Gordon, Thurber, Mulvihill, Ibach, Fuchs, Hanson, Hill, Laivell, Busher. End Row: Follensbee, Skrukrud, D. Turner, P. Doyle, Amundson, Fahlgren, Caw, Thorson, Coe. 3rd Row: Hitchcock, E. Ellis, Houghtelin, Leas, Mc- Connell, Lambert, M, A. Doyle, Austin, Dietz, Williams. 4th Row: Lynch, Miss Taylor, Perry, K. Ellis, Isensee 1nlunnunnn1nuInunnnuununnonnnunulunnunu1nu1nunuunnnuunuunnunnuunnuuuu GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The 32 members of the Girls' Athletic As- sociation took part in the following activ- it cs during the school year: Tumlxing, deck tennis, ping-pong, badminton, bowling. kit- tenball, and hiking. The oflicers of the association were: Kath- leen Ellis, presidentg Doretta Lynch, vice presidentg Lorraine Isensee, secretaryg and Pat Perry, recorder. A tumbling program was put on for the basketball game played here with Spring Valley on .January 21. As has been the custom for the past three years, a group of G A. A. girls attended the annual Spring Play Day at Preston May 17. Next September the Chatfield G. A. A. plans to be hostess at a Fall Play Day. Eight girls received awards this year. Those who received letters are Delores Tur- ner, Pat Perry, and Gerry Austin. Emblems will be awarded to .Marjorie Busher, Dora Skrukrud, Ruth Hitchcock, Doretta Lynch, and Beverly Ibach. IN THE PICTURES on Righti- G. A. A. OFFICERS: Lorraine Isensee, Kathleen El- lis, Dorctta Lynch, Patricia Perry, G. A. A. LETTER WINNERS: Geraldine Austin, Patricia Perry, Dolores Turner G. A. A. EMBLEM WINNERS: Dora Skrukrud, Ruth Hitchcock, Marjorie Busher, Doretta Lynch. I s

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Baseball IN THE PICTURE- lat Row: Manager Battey, Lam- pe, Dunn, C. Manahan. Sisson, p Haagenson, Connelly. 2nd Row: Olson, Kisro, Patter- son, McConnell, Grim, Caw, l J. Manahan. ' 3rd Row: Coach Brown, Bailey, ' Brown, McBroom, Jackson, Baiei, Judd. 'V 'W' W 'W' N , . 1, .. . .,.. -mmm.--mm..-..-Immnm..-N-m-.-.----m-m-m- Under Coach Brown's leadership, baseball took many steps at CHS in becoming a leading sport. The season opened with an eight to six victory over Lanesboro, but Rushford came 'along next and we lost by a six to two decision. Great improvement was shown in the two following games which were victories for the Gophers. The scores for these were CHS 6, Lanesboro 5 and CHS 11, Rushford 6. The next two games proved to be the downfall as both games were lost. Wykofl' won by a 13 to 8 decision and Preston 10 to 9. This ended a successful season which had a 50-50 average. Lettermen are Capt. Joe Manahan, C. Manahan, B. Connelly, G. Grim, I . McConnell, M. Olson, J. Sisson, L. Haagenson, B. MCBFOOH1, B. Lampe, B. Jackson, and A. Dunn. v

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Left to Right-Front Row: L. Kohlmeyer, Perry, Haven, Thor- son, Fuchs Sec and Row: J. Grindland, D. Kohl- meyer, Houghtelin, Applen, M. Schaefer. D. Turner, Doyle, P. Ferguson, Jones, D. Lynch, Con- nelly Third Row: C. Manahan, Caw, Am- undson, I. Tuohy, Siegel, J. Tuo- hy, Ober. E. Turner, G. McCon- nell, Halloran, Fogarty Fourth Row: Schneider, C. Chase, Kalstabakken, Lane, T. Johnston, G-Wynne, Lloyd, M. Baier, Horst- man, H. Ferguson, Isensee, Miss Shepard Fifth Row: Keith, Gehrke, Brown, Colcluhoun, Stokes, S. Manahan, L. Eickhoff, Canney, M. Dudek, P. Johnston, J. Lynch ga iezggfgegrfi ::,:Lfa-si fa. 24 If . 5 V :' ' If ,',, '.-.: -f-a..,,,. . V 3 it-fi Uk ggi' .sf 923 15? wx? ig wi 'iw sa Ki aw fr 5 K i 114, ss W s..f.-...M .. . .4 .X - . Veil if '1,z52,ff.f'2f1f 4 . Q... - - N, -uf.,-,, -he Q, .,,.,.J..f, . -, f' -' 'A We ,ga 5. f.'-G-Awe Sks's?f,'wg5,'a,w'5-ZPKWA .s.r.'.Mg.i:y2,e.1,....ups if 212:55 Ii, ..'famf.f'3g.:.l.y2.1:r H .'-msmg,fgg',,g-if - - . feg- e.5,Q i if e'fFg.g1,f3:-Q, gain, .1 .V . A , ' get-'?s5 '1 .:' fe ' . .. :Sz V ' file? ' ff We ' ' Y' '-7 'I Glgqj yi . . . . , ... My , 3.'Qg5f:s3,p-Xif39fgQQig , .I . ,ww V, V f V ww., . V. , V A ' .' .. L 1 i .EI-i . , , if R --f .. 7 f' N iff' is ' ' Q- N . - M ., ff., , Hs., ' '-'.-W., - P . V, I 1412. . ,: ' ' .VV-:I ..-fb ' 2 : Q52 X' :J C W' ,. - I Z , .., yi? 4 V -' . V . f - yi w,.,cf:,,e5l. . ,yes . fm- - www- .Wagga ' Q-of . .J we is n . M C' - i . . .. f - i sz-.LT -' : , I an . f - i I ' J ' sf -f 5 9 te 'rf Iwo: , S3195 f ' 535355. ...,: 15: ' A ' 1 ' ' safe-Kvh??'1 1. .. as as 1:-sg: . - ' ' -' 2. if 2 s Q 23 -J ' :Pa,rgsi.sei.yes'Pf':if PZ.-fi-:fr ' W X2 eff f 6 its -, ' as A ,V ' 1 eg Q ...Y ., . Mx , ,i 5 . 1 Q w ,A l ., , .QVipss?'f!g'..?f 'i'Qs1sg r:,,. 1 K ,s aff 1 if 4 ff.-Us ' -tif-K-,.. 4: i X Vg gan V 5 X 3, .6 jg 2 W V, 1 V 7 . V ,M VJV 4, . 1 H at U 4. f K 5 -'s:21r- -1 - . -' -,' ,awe -i ne.. . . X xmas? .1-5 'ff ,....A.3rQl.g,Z.f,.. V. Kohlmeyer, Perry, Haven, Thorson, Fuchs CHEER LEADERS HO ECOMING Festivities for the third annual Homecoming on September 27 were much more elasorate than ever before. Gopher tags were again sold under sponsor- ship of the Pep Club. C. H. S. chose as its Home- coming queen, Irene Tuohy, a representative of the Sophomore class. Runners-up were Catherine Chase and Geraldine Austin. On the eve' of the Homecoming football game, there was a parade and snake dance down Main St. Each class in the junior and senior high school pre- sented a float in competition with each other. The ninth grade won the. prize. To put the finishing touches on all the festivities, Chatfield Scuttled Spring Grove , according to the Seniors' slogan.