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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

BOR0la'l Qtr U0Ouu..fh CHATFIELD HIGH SCHOCL Dedication if Mrs Estella Pleper We the Class of l95O dedlcate thug Burr Oak to Mrs Estella Pleper hopmg to show our apprecuafuon to not only a fme teacher but also a true friend I I l lf? 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Chemvstry Art Geography Lubrarnan B'0l0QY Social Studies Football Physucal Educahon ef 53lV09 Evelyn Tloren Mrs Wilson Bernlce Eklund Alice SlmP50n wgmir inf Jumor Hugh English lf- VJ Secretary Httsrila is W-5.4 Dramaflcs J,.,,44,..m-I Physlcal Educafnon V? Wallace Patterson Elnzabeth Anderson WHYUG 5fePh'-H15 Mathematncs Hom Econo :cs lndusfflal AWS Busmess Relatlons J Gracle Faculty T T-3' Ella Elsfad Louise Duane Mary Demme, Frrgf Grade Second Grade Thwd Grade Marion Morrnsroe Dorme Daniels Anabelle Newman Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade in- A Groen I Lambert A Smalley F Krueger Agriculture Cooks William Hervey Warren Mead Bull David Engineer Janitor Engineer Burr Calc Stall Mary Peters Assrstant Edutor Barbara Dunn Edltor Mass Tloren Advlser Jam Wheeler Busrness Manager Achvrtres Commrttee R Grubb and H Anderson co chalrman S Caw H Keefe J Harwood Musuc Commlttee Flrst raw J Holets S Arsers Borgen Second row Luedke Chalrman Dramatic Committee Business Cammrttee M Lynch L Grlffun Chaur Mundell Chgrrmon Art Commuttee Seated B Frnseth B Follens bee Charrman Standnng J Wheeler J Wheeler Photography Commrttee Sports Cammrttee J Baker L Garry Chalrman J Larson D Olson J Pease Class Commrttee L Baker Chglrmgn B SROUQ K COUTIEV Cl1OIfrT1Or1 L Green m n J Halloran D Bnar A Yates lee B Elton C Cunnungham Mead Typmg Camrmttee Seated L Hanley Chaurman Standing D Childs K Mana han M Anderson M Hanley Advertlsmg Commlttee Seated D Haven Chaurman S Barth Standrng M Bandel B Mannmg J Tuohy Features Committee D Sabatke L Mundson M Eude M Lynch Charrman l . , - . - , - J. . 1 S. , , , . - , - , r - - , . , . . . ,VN ' ., Y. 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C, N, 4 I , , Dons Chnlds A broad mlnd and o bug heart Gopher HI Lufe 3 4 Burr Oak 4 Offlce Staff 3 4 Chorus 2 Notuonal Honor Socrety 4 Barbara Elton FI o My career IS chosen nd l 2 4 Ch us 3 4 Truple Truo 4 Tumblmg l Pep Club 3 4 Gopher HI Lufel 2 4 Burr Oak4 Sensor Class Play 4 Beverly Fmseth Bev Her future In the stars we see a famous artust she wall be Natuonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Gopher HI Llfe 3 4 Burr Oak 4 Class Offlcer 4 Pep Club 3 4 Offlce Staff 4 Award Com tee 4 Chorus l 2 3 Sensor Truple Truo 3 4 Class Play 3 4 March of Dumes Charrman 4 She loves but time Gopher HI Lufe 3 4 Burr Oak 4 GAA4 Pep Club 3 4 Stu dent Drrector Sensor Class Play 4 Vnrgnma Fenske To get anywhere strnke out for somewhere or you ll get where Gopher HI Llfe 4 GAA 3 Pep Club 3 Turnblmg l 2 3 Chorus 2 3 Robert Follensbee Bob Its easuer to raese a laugh than a loan Declam 2 3 4 Gopher Ha Lrfe Sports Edutor 4 Burr Oak 2 3 4 Gopher HI Lufe l Student Councnl 4 Class Offucer 2 3 Letterman 2 3 4 Talent Com mnttee 4 Homecommg 4 Award Commuttee 4 Noon Ac fIVlfY Comrmttee 4 Chorus 2 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Play3 4 Barbara Dunn Barb Dark dashing and danng Go her HI LIfe l 2 3 4 Burr Oak Edutor 4 Pep Club 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Noon hour Recreatnon 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Class Play 4 Natuonal Honor Society 4 I- -.Uo 5 5 3U- m:r un QUOQ -t '-C' 532' 32:25. 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Sylvra Luedke Swede Chatter chatter as I go Bunny Tag chalrman 4 Gopher :te 2 3 4 Burr Oak 3 GAA 4 Pep Club 3 4 Offlce a f 4 Band I 2 3 4 met Quartet I Woodwlnd 4 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Afsauusfm 25' S Mary Pauline Lynch Toots Musrc and love make llte complete Declam 4 Gopher Hu Lute I 2 4 Asst Edltor 3 Edutor Jr Hugh Ed I Burr Oak mem ber I 2 3 4 Student Councnl 4 Homecomang Attendant 3 Pep Club 3 4 Homecommg Commnttee 2 Chorus I 2 4 Sololst 3 4 IO Class Play 3 4 WI oil LJ TNtvl,LsLA.f Lx uwlf IXLI ,WO gem, I, I Lily, l' ffj tl-1, Ronald Krueger Ronnre Here I am you lucky people Gopher H Lute 4 Baseball 4 Rosemary Lundt Rosre I mlght due to slow music but I want to lnve to swung Burr Oak 2 3 Home Ec Club Pep Club 3 Tumbllng Chorus 3 Homecomung Com mlttee 2 S James Larson Jrm Hts three loves are sports sports and more sports Burr Oak 3 4 Gopher Hu Lute 2 3 4 Letterman s Club I as etball a tau 4 otball 2 se I Margaret Lynch Maggie Bad weeds grow tall thats why I m so short Declam Play 4 Gopher H1 Lute 2 3 4 Burr Oak 2 4 Student Councll 4 Class Ottncer I Prom chairman 3 GAA 4 Pep Club Chorus I Class Play 3 4 Na tlonal Honor Soclety 4 ff we Munaeu Kathryn Monahan Kate You can tell what klnd of wheels she has IH her head by the spokes that come out ot her mouth Gopher :te Z 4 u r Oak 4 GAA 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 Pep Club 3 4 Chorus B he man wnth a hoe clam Play 4 Gopher H te I Burr Oak 3 4 Stu ent c I Vuce President 4 tro 3 4 co cap am Film Staff 2 3 4 Hom comung Committee 4 Noontlme Committee Chaurman 4 Talent Commlttee -I Award Commlt te 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Brass4 Class Play 3 4 Intramural Manager 4 Notlonal Honor 1-I ' , I . 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J I I ' A - ' , , ,3, 6 , . , . , , , ' , , Tr' I, 3, 4, , ,I Socnet 4 Lyle Ncrveson Narvre Sigh no more lassues ugh no more Letterman s Club 3 4 Football 3 4 Tumblung l 2 Track 3 4 Chorus l 2 Fnlm Staffl 2 Basketball 2 3 Class Play 4 Y Y' All great men are dead and lm not feeling well Tumbling 2 Fulm Staff l 2 Vrolet Subra The gal with the gay nught e Gopher Hu Lsfe 3 GAA4 Class Play 4 Rochester l Dover 2 yr' Ezra doesnt let hus studues un terfere wlth hns hlgh school ed ucatlon Bas etboll l 3 Baseball 4 Tumbling l 4 Z I Mary Patrrclo Peters Pete Gaze into her eyes and youll see an angel Gaze longer and youll see an :mp Gopher l-la Lvfe 3 4 Burr Oak 3 Assnstant Edltor 4 Student Councll 4 Secretary Treasurer Senate 4 Class Offucer 2 4 Home-Coming Queen 4 GAA 4 P Club3 4 Chorusl 2 3 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Short en stature trlendly nn nature Burr Oak 4 Lettermans Club 2 Schoo tro f 2 3 Football 3 4 Play4 Theresa Waller Treety A duamond rs her Idea of a stepping stone to success GAA3 4 Home EC Club 2 3 Tumblmg 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 4 I Vrrgrl Skarrud O e learns an lute to eep sllent and draw hes own con fusuorms Leland Warber ee The world IS full of a number of thmgs and they all seem pul ed on my desk Tumblnng 2 3 1' lj 3 ' . 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Freeman Welch u can t plow a fleld turnlng lt over tn your mlnd Fllm Staff Z, 3 4 Track 4 I I James Wheeler Jam Luke a powder puff lm or the ladles nd l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Brass Sextet 4 Sololst 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Talent Commlt tee 4 COHSTIYUTIOH Cammlttee 2 Studer-t Senate 3 -l Boys Sextet 2 3 Declam2 3 Class Play 3 Gopher Hn Lute Z 3 4 Chorus 2 3 Burr Oak 2 3 4 Busnness Manager 4 Class Oth cer 3 4 Pep Club 3 Robert Yates Bob He has more ombltuorl than the Marshall Plan Declam 4 Gopher l-l Lute -l Burr Oak 3 4 Student Coun 2 School Patrol 3 l Staff 2 3 4 Noon Hour Com mlttee 2 4 Chorus 4 Football 3 4 Class Play 4 Natlo a Honor Soclety 4 Gerald Wrtte Jerry Because has lessons he never belated he came he learned he graduated Letterman s Club 7 3 4 Tum ng rn B sketball l 2 3 4 Footb ll Track 3 4 I? f X U Yo I ' Hby , ' f ' , , f JC BQ , , 2, ' ' ' Q f ' VJ? , , , , bln 1, 2, Fu staff l,2, . 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I V, , 3 M Lil If Lrfd I W ' ILM, L lf Nfl, ' .LJ .J f it J U lf WL up Lui, 1 IL fs .V 7 I Y LL' Lyn' -, L C, Viv L' 4 Dj 1 H ,, ...ml f 4 . cal , ' ' , 4, Flrn , , I l ,I n l History W' In the year l938 we the Senuor Class of l95O started our trup to our destunatuon graduotuon lt was a long hard but enjoyable trup whuch took twelve years rn all The furst stop over was the furst grade un whuch Muss Pfeffer mode us very welcome Here we learned how to read such thungs as Run Jock and See Jock Run Of all those who began thus adventure seven have contunued the gloruous journey together throughout the twelve years Sam Arser Robert Follensbee Lyle Mundell Mary Peters Mary Poulune Lynch Deborah Haven and Sylvua Luedke Movung on we came to the second grade wuth Its archutectural structure the post offuce We made thus out of blocks and many very umportant messages went through uts portals Also memorable was the note that Mary Peters wrote Notes were not permussuble--conse quently Mary stood behund o screen the rest of the after noon Muss Hahn helped us make butter and a delucuous lunch of butter and crackers was enjoyed Everyone passed unto the thurd grade Thus was prob ably one of the eosuest laps of our gourney Muss Olson taught us all how to be successful gardeners We each roused a luttle plant whuch we kept down un Bull Hervey s workshop Frequent trups were made down there to see how the plants were growung and to talk to Uncle Ball When Mother s Day rolled around guess what our mothers got The next stop we made was un MISS Morrusroes fourth grade class Here unspectuon took place each mornung What tume dud you get to bed? Dud you brush your teeth? Are your hands clean? Let me see behund your ears Here we pucked up a few more passengers for our journey Helen Anderson Lyle Baker Barbara Elton Lowell lsensee Dorus Jacobson and Jum Larson By the tume we entered the fufth grade of school we had formed some very healthful habuts The furst day of school Muss Pfuster welcomed us and our two new class mates Theresa Waller and Jum Wheeler Thus year Muss Ekstrand unvutes us to see her suxth grades sand castle relatung to theur studues of chuvalry Thus paved our way for the next year s studues As we crossed the brudge we found ourselves to be the bobues ofthe hugh school whuch we no doubt were This year our generosity overflowed at Chrustmas tume we all chupped un a nuckel and bought Mr Olson a game of chess The fortunate ones jounung the congenual class of l95O thus year were Dorus Chulds Barbara Dunn Charles Goldsmith LaRuta Grlffun Ruta Grubb Catherune Monahan Jerry Pease and Donald Sabatke Shuverung and shakung un our boots we entered Muss Golloghers noted eughth grade homeroom Muss Gal lagher sow to ut that our Englush curruculum was com plete Upon leovung thus class we felt ourselves to be authorutues un eughth grade Englush Durung thus year we acqusred eught more adventurers Jerald Banker Shur ley Barth Kathryn Courtuer Vjrgunua Fenske Larry Garry Rosemary Lundt Margaret Lynch and Lyle Narveson The year l946 saw us all enterung the nunth grade class as freshmen Merlun Bandel Januce Funley Beverly Funseth Lulas Hanley Jo Ann Harwood Helen Keefe James Kopersku Ronald Krueger Warren Ryther Free man Welch Leland Warber Gerry Wutte and Robert Yates jouned us on our expedutuon to graduotuon The nught of unutuotuon many of the freshmen could be seen trudgung theur way back from a long rude down a dark country road Mr Drull our advusor saw us safely unto the sophomore class where we were greeted by Mrs Mutchell The novel of thus year was Sulas Momer and the Readers Dngest became our staunch stand by Our famous trademark artusts Mr Follensbee and M Wheeler created theur well known T e Hat Our class was very proud to have Ruta Grubb as our home comung attendant Our junuor year was very successful Ruta Gruffun was awarded state declamatuon honors our prom entutled The 49 s un honor of the senuors was the reward of great efforts put forth by we junuors our basketball squad was presented wuth the dustruct champuonshup trophy and the class play We Shook the Famnly Tree revealed to us much drarnotuc talent Vuolet Subra jouned us un the last two laps of our journey Mary Lynch represented our class thus year as homecomung attendant The last mules of our trup are now beung covered One new member Vurgul Skarrud jouned us thus year Queen Mary Pat Peters supremely ruled durung our homecomung celebratuon Our senuor class won the pruze for the most outstandung float Our journeys end looms un the dustance June 2 TOOTS LYNCH wushes all her success un the vocal de partment to Arlene Mead She has found no one as yet to take over her ups and downs un the romance department VIOLET SUBRA wulls her school tume slumbers to Barbara Skaug who no doubt wull need them LYLE NARVESON wulls hus radar kat and Nervy At tntude to Lloyd Greenlee KATE MANAHAN leaves a bouquet of shamrocks to Marulyn Hanley Lorraune Monahan and Elaune Barth RITA GRUBB and THERESA WALLER leave to Morgue Eude and Barbara Skaug theur traul blazung tactucs and at the some tume wush them happy cagung To Mary Lou Groby goes JOANNE HARWOOD S straught but beautuful black locks LOWELL ISENSEE leaves hus new car and the town of Preston to anyone who can full hus shoes JERRY PEASE wulls hrs pheasant call and burd eye to Charlue Walker WAYNE RYTI-IER and JERRY WITTE leave all theur arguments to John Halloran and Elaune Barth for further developments Beth Mannung unheruts many art talents from DON SABATKE To Helen Hemker goes VIRGIL SKARRUDS Swedush accent un hopes she ll know how to use ut FREEMAN WELSH leaves a Mechanuc Illustrated mag azune to Noel Redalen LELAND WARBER wulls a box of hus luver pulls to Dar lene Pruebe and Donna Danuelson Seems they have a bad case of runnung around BOB YATES leaves hus trugonometruc tables to Bob Mohawk and hus fuzzy locks to Muke Herruck HELEN KEEFE leaves behund all her warrues to anyone who wants them DORIS JACOBSON guves to all Junuor boys her taste for the Aur Force JIM WHEELER leaves Helen to Southern Munnesota boys whule he goes to Denver to look up new recruuts BOB FOLLENSBEE leaves hus gruesome drawung of tucks and moles to anyone who can fund o Wheeler to apprecuate hus unventuve mund SYLVIA LUEDKE wulls her posutuon as offuce reporter to Faye Bauley JANICE FINLEY cant leave much shes engaged Congratulatuons Janucell BEVERLY FINSETH and LILAS HANLEY bequeath theur many secrets to the scandal column un the Gopher Hu Lufe LARRY GARRY leaves behund hus sk ll un wrut ng passes to all future athletes who wush to journey to the locker room durung school hours CHARLES GOLDSMITH guves hus heralded gangster car to anyone who ll buy gas for ut SAM ARSERS wulls hus golden trumpet to Harry James Halloran hopung hell be equal to ut HELEN ANDERSON wulls her bousterous personaluty to Luz Monahan We wonder uf she needs ut LYLE BAKER and MERLIN BANDEL wull theur posutuons un the B B A B A to Jon Baker and Howard Borgen hopung they can full therr shoes To Earl Plank goes GERALD BANKERS horse laugh and self desugned hour do SHIRLEY BARTI-I leaves her strong but sulent attutude to all the tall dark and handsome Junuor Boys DORIS CHILDS leaves her talents as a boxung coach to sweethearts of future Golden Glovers MAGGIE LYNCH and KATHRYN COUTIER wull theur everlostung fruendshup to Carol Cunnungham and Faye Bauley BARBARA DUNN wulls her favorute pastume edutor shup of the Annual to some lucky Junuor BARBARA ELTON wulls her muld meek manners to Joanne Wheeler VIRGINA FENSKE leaves nothung by her assustance at the telephone offuce hopung ut wull be opprecuated To Paul Denny goes LYLE MUNDELLS red handker chuef lt goes un the rught pocket Paul RONALD KRUGER leaves hus cardunal unuform and Stan Musual scrapbook to Elmer Worden Eddue Dahl unheruts JIM LARSONS appetute whuch should keep the restaurants nn busuness MARY PETERS wulls her homecomung throne to the wmner of the Junuor Gurls Beauty Contest To Dallas Kohlmeyer goes JIM KOPERSKI'S forward posutuon on the noon tume all star basketball team marks the end of our gloruous twelve years the years when we enjoyed workung together at studues and at ploy We are proud to be the graduotung class markung the half century at CHS and hope that our teachers parents and fruends are proud of us thus nught ' I I U ' . , . ,, . ,, . 1 . t 1 . . - , ' I I 1 11 11 11 . . . ,, , - 11 . , , - . . ' ' ' I I v 1 . 1 , . - , . . I , . , . - 1 . , . . . . 1 . I A . 11 , , V - 11 1 ' 4' ' I '- , . - I ' . ,, . . . A ' I' ' ' II II - - . , , u . 1 A , . I - I . , . . . . . , , ' ' ' ' ' II 4 II II II . 1 - , . . , 1 11 1 11 . - , I ' 1 ' ' ' I I - ' , .. 1 . I I I I ' . 1 1 V- u u 1 , . . ' ' I . . . . . , . . . ' I H ' ' ' I .. ll - I - . . ' I ' I , . . I I I . . . A I I I 4 , . . I . 1 1 - , , u 1 1 ' - ' - V I I V ' . . , . , 1 - , . 1 . V , 1 ' V D I . , . . . 1 o I - . 1 - u - 1 I- ' ' . ,1 11 1 , - h , I , 1 I . . . 11 1 11 . - ' - j I j V 1 . , . , , , , , . 11 - ' A . . . I , . 1 I - , - 1 . , . - . . . . I , Class Prophecy Pastromu Clfeseburger has polushed up her crystal ball and gazed unto the future so that l mught Come here tonught and tell you what has happened to the class of l950 HELEN ANDERSON and SYLVIA LUEDKE fund theur fame and fortune un co ownershup of a long lune of chaun druve uns found along every hughway an the Unuted States lEven a few durt roads I The name of Harry James us no longer upon the lups of the musuc lovers un thus land of ours now that SAM ARSERS and hus hot cornet have come unto the lumelught Wuth hus lovely dark haured vocalust MAGGIE LYNCH he has taken a meteoruc clumb to the top LYLE BAKER has carrued on where the great Sud Grou man 'eft off He has now exhausted the supply of footprunts un Hollywood and us thunkung seruously of buuldung a sumular theater un the Belguum Congo where he wull have not prob lem of how to clean the concrete off from sho s lno shoesll MERLIN BANDEL heads the Safety Patrol un Munne sota He us now recuperatung from a broken leg suffered when he was demonstratung how not to cross a busy street JERALD BANKER has been spendung consuderable tume un Egvpt Hus rob of manucurung the Sphunxs toenauls proved to be much tougher than he had antucupated We have a new owner of the Lanesboro Fush Hatchery whos makung a fortune un her work None other than SHIRLEY BARTH who treats the fush luke anyone would treat theur own off prung She us makung plans to send to the Kresge aquaruurn un Rochester for some rare specumens DORIS CHILDS has taken over a country school near Toledo Ohuo She has the largest enrollment thus year she has ever had Her class consusts of four boys and seven gurls Sunce the death of the famous Frank lBrung em Back Aluvel Buck a world wude search has been on for someone to take hus place The search us ended for KATE ll Hope I Come Back Alvvel COUTIER has funally consented to send an expedutuon unto deepest Afruca We fund BARBARA DUNN un Wunona pruvate secre tary to Mr Edstrom Her only complaunt us she wears out more corduroy skurts that way' RONALD KRUEGER unforms us all us well un Grants burg Wusconsun where he us owner of a large cafeterua He has Barbara Elton one of hus former classmates as chuef cook and bottle washer VIRGINIA FENSKE head telephone operator New York New York reports that her work us comung along nucely She has been traunung young operators un the rudu ments of swutchboord operatuon Lookung un on JANICE FINLEY and JOANNE HAR WOOD we fund that they are happuly marrued Joanne wuth two lovely ets of truplets and Januce wuth seven gurls BEVERLY FINSETH has settled for a rob as a book keeper un the Land of Lakes Creamery un Mnneapolus Munnesota and us doung fune In the near future she plans o trup to Norway on a fast steamer What Bob Pastes Jum Wastes us the motto FOLLENSBEE AND WHEELER who have taken up the ar of nteruor Decoratung LAWRENCE GARRY us completely snowed under by r quests from the Alaskan Eskumoes askung hum to come u and teach them the fundamentals of good basketball If thus keeps up Larry us goung to guve un CHARLES GOLDSMITH and JIM KOPERSKI have started a large umplement company un Brazul They have many new kunds of machunery yet to be untroduced to th Brazu'uan people RITA GRIFFIN S account of her recent trup to Arabua has left the country sp llbound Her most unterestung ac count has to do wuth What has happened to the Arabuan Nughts7 A school for cheerleaders has been set up by RITA GRUBB She has been buuldung on because of the uncreose of students attendung ut LILAS HANLEY us makung the most of her second term as Lady Congresswoman from Munnesota When Congress resumes she wull rouse the questuon Why the huke un women s skurts7 Phudadelphua Pennsylvanua welcomes DEBORAH HAVEN S new bank lt us saud to be the second largest bank un the world She also plans to start a bank un San Duego Calufornua but as yet doesn t know how she wull make communucatuons between the two banks ISENSEES Used Cor Lot sutuated un South St Paul brungs hum more profut every year Lowell plans on remod elung four of hus own cars for use un hus busuness also The other three wull be kept for amusement After great consuderatuon DORIS JACOBSON has sugn ed the funal deed and partnershup contract wuth ROSEMARY LUNDT for co ownershup of the Recreatuon Parlors They are thunkung of unstallung two extra bowlung alleys HELEN KEEFE us on the traul of a notoruous bank rob ber last seen un Omaha Nebraska She us workung secretly for the F B I and us about the cleverest agent they have ever had JIM LARSON as playung hus closung game of the season as center for the Munneapolus Lakers noted basketball team Next year ut us saud they wull agaun take the champuonshup Deeply umpressed after hearung an Arua from Car men sung by that lovely calorature Soprano MARY PAULINE LYNCH DONALD SABATKE packed hus bag and took aff for Madrud where he wull attempt to master the art of bull fughtung A smart dress shop has been opened recently by CATHERINE MANAHAN All her desugns come from the famous Borouvuan desugner Tanya La Cukcamonga who us known the world over for her smart styles' LYLE MUNDELL looks down approvungly an hus large skunk farm Hus maun purpose of rausung these mascots rs to satusfy the Pole Cat Rudge Boys Banzus are un order for one of l95Os qraduates Japan us laudung the work of DR LYLE NARVIE NAR ucune halted an epudemuc of ruce fever Thus dusease causes ruce to boul whule stull un the ground For centurues Tubet has been cut off from cuvuluzatuon by surroundung mountauns Armed wuth a fule JERRY PEASE untends to remedy thus sutuatuon MARY PAT PETERS wrutes home that she loves Vuenna Of course you know that she went abroad to study the makung of Vuenna sausages Years ago WAYNE RYTHERS ancestors crossed the country un a prarrue schooner to get un on the bug Gold Rush Today Wayne took off wuth JERRY WITTE un hus uet propelled hot rod when the news leaked out that some one lost a gold fullung un down town Los Angeles VIOLET SUBRA S solutuon far puttung a wave un crew cuts us a sensatuon un New York THERESA WALLER S new race track has made her a fortune It has made Santa Anuta look luke a Cow Path LELAND WARBER has gust landed un France At last he has perfected a plan to straughten out the Leanung Tower of Pusa The sale of Lunament has dropped to a new tume low un lndua due to FREEMAN WELCH S suggestuon that they use feather tuckung on theur Bed of Nauls Freeman has accumulated quute a fortune by chargung rates on hus varued helpful suggestuons The world us breathung easuer now wuth world peace a realuty The brulluarut mund of ROBERT YATES as responsuble for thus wuth the duscovery of hus new Happy Gas no one tl-uunks of war llt us rumored that even Ensteun us sendung hus theorues over for young Yates to perfectl VIRGIL SKARRUD has uust sent back to the States for three hundred Pot bellued stoves to use un hus dog kennels Vurgul us utuated un Lapland where he us undustruously rausung Lap dogs And so as l brung down the curtam upon the up and comung members of the class of l95O we fund a great deal of prude un our hearts for un theur own luttle ways they have each added much to lufe s Passung Parade I 1 - u I I I ' l I . - . . . , . . . I - , , . ' I . , . . . - . , . , . '. - 1 ' 4 I 1 u y , . . , ' - . . I ' A . . , . Q A . ' I ' - I ' . . , . . . . ,, I - ' I . 1 ' s ' . ' ' . ' r u ' u , . I - I - ll - Il ' I -' ' A - ll S u . ' V A VESON who saved Japan from famine when his newest med- ' - - - - 11 V lu . . I - . . . . . S . . , ' - . I ' I S ' I I I . ' . I v y I I . I V ' A - - , . . . , ,, I - . Il ' - .- - 4 - - u , S , . . . h , I , . . . , . , ,, H I - . II - I . I ll , . ' . I ' ' ' e- . . . . . D 4 A I I -ul . .' . . . ,, ,, I - - I e . ' ' - ' - II ' I I . . II l A . . . . . I, ' . , A I I- , ' , ---- I ' ff - I II - II I' ,,, , XM, Junlor ass Jen! M7 Bruce Sutherland Presudent Beth Mannung Vnce Presldent Doreen B Secretary Barbara Skaug Treo urer -J ii Fnst Row M Fux B Skaug D Prlebe A Meade D Bauer C Cunnnngham D Danlelson J Follensbee E Barth M Hanley Second Row S Cow S Bothun M Broby F Barley B Mannnng H Hemker B Narveson M Stata M Anderson L Monahan Thlrd Row E Worden J Wheeler M Marshall L Rathbone E Monahan M Eude E Holets E Dahl H Borgen Fourth Row J Baker G Danrelson E Plank D Kohlmeyer N Redalen P Denny D Olson W Mercer L Greenlee J Hal loran B Sutherland R Mohawk 1 6 I AW . I l If L , ,J . . - , W L ' I ' .1 , f ,T t I T1 ' i , ,, L l J 1 M 9, l 4 ' . Q ti, - 1 Akk, K- Rs. .Vg ' o F , N - X Hi cxi Q S in , ' 2 ' , ' ' 1 ., z Like- w x -X .A k -NY 'Xi ' . 'fy - f , - , at ' 4 li 1 l e f 2? N ' 1 l 1 - u' ' F f , S , , X . 5 5 A 1 M ' ' J . , . , J l 5 ' 3 .35 'J 2 E K ' N. J ' ' 3 - A k ' .'- - ,lef ' V ' V b A , ' 8 ly, ' V Xf , T .,, ' 5 - H, V , - 4 . . . - I . V 1 If - ' I . , . , . , , A, . . : . , . , I ' r ' I ' l ' I ' I ' I ' I ' - , . , . . 4 f Sophomore Class Wh W9 OG in QW? Anne Tuo 1y Presvdent Bull Scott Treasurer Jerry Tuohy Secretary Janet Harwood Vce Presrdent 1 w 1 Fursf Row L Greenlee, J McKeown, N Lynch, A Sutherland, M Hallenbach, P Sabatke, G Overland A Tuohy, B Lundt, D McRae, P Payne Second Row L Lambert, M Haas, L Amundson, J Kamnetz, C Lynch, J Fax, L Caffrey, J Anms, J Potzner, B Narveson, M Susson, D Sween Tlurd Row L Monahan, D Sumpson, R Wright, B Rongley, J Borgen, S Lake, J Harwood, J Mannmg, D 1 Erde, H Johns, R Hunzmann Fourth Row L Narveson, P Lawler, R Houghtelln, E Dempsey, G ' Tuohy, M Monette, H Kwell, D Pland, D Elton, M Kolstod, W Scott, J Holets W ff A f K1 J X J .35 f Q' 5 if rw 5 Lf 1 w ' f 513 -5 55 , fs if 1. gf 'J V r ui Z ' f Ag lf , , ,, if h 7,1 Jvqxyd, '91 Y ,E A ' J J -. V X J v Ji A ' s V V' , , D V U g ' - ' 1 I . : ' ,W fl! K Jx f t - -' fe q ' , 1 f N I J U Jfy I L ,ff ,U P if A 'Jr I K ' n 'V , , , K ' I - A r 1 , ' 5 A , 1 , 1 . i A fx 4 . , J , A, J 1 Q ff J , L-ff! ft 7 YV J! f J W rn ,f gf 1 J 1, J Q! 1 ' BW my,-34,5 J' J 'M J ff ,Q Q P 'Sw , L, - - E 1 l I N 4 ' 1 l 1 i Y 1 1 1 1 Q i My owe MW I Freshmen P PNJJMJJ ef- fcki gl- Flrst Row D Lompe V Morhn L Norveson L Tongen D Norveson M Lewes L Rasmussen C Motzke P Tuohy C Lynch Second Row E Lowne J Worber B Speer B Olstod G Warner W McConnell R Welch P Rnchords G Wheeler S Show K McRae A Mottern T Madlson R Scott 6,v 'U,caf vgw+'J'w fU,ff'W,7rf Hfffililffr wg Q, ,-J1lM xl J' W Fnst Row D Donnelson P lns B Engle M Koperskn H Allen M Hlsey M Bernard G Coffrey M Borgon E Hollenboch Second Row F Krueger l Funseth A Groby C Blumers C Arsers B Kunneor P Johnson P Horsmon C Johnson H Holets D Erdman A Knutson Thrrd Row L Holets H Kesfer H Bokken D Becker R Herrlck G Austin C Heoly J Hesby D Bottey G G ubb L Brodt C Jefferls G Dahl P n K 1 J J K- 14 J N LJ l J ifv A if 'K J N 'K ,, ' 1' '7 , l -I , ' I f' I 319' .4 1-1 lf' x fa --fy' 'inf v ffl! M A li fe Pf P0vlaSh,'J. 'Thomp5,on,' R, ober, B. olsfod, .D.lLone, 15. Plank. Third Row: FJ Worden, A. 'Troggtodz . I W V LIU ' , . l V , I X sf! U I L K. V, fd' 1 , jjj' T I f f I J Eighth Grade V Furs! Row E Best M Buchanan L Bouiey J Follensbee D Evans L Dempsey G Halloran A Ferguson L Harwood Second Row J Fmley G Bushman J Bothun J Ellls M Husey L Fmley G Burch G Clemens R Gordon Thrrd Row T Gardner A Faupel D Lewis R Klnneor R Barber C Elde H Anderson H Gorry Frrst Row M Nenrz M Narveson A Waadevng J Pneper M Shaw M Worden M Pease R Monette Second Row G Waadevsg J Perkins C Peters A Wlnans M Troufler P Wnedenheft J Manahan T Nagel M Tuohy Tlurd Row D Wurtzler M Welch H Simpson G Sample R Vogenson R Rucher D Meyer F Wutte J Martin R Pruebe K Sabatke ,. . hz. ,. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. . :. ,. ,. ,. , . ,. , . ,. ,. . :. , . , . ,, , , . f' Xffj df' Seventh Grade Frrsf Row B Hanson M Holtegoord C Follensbee K Hunter P Holets T Flynn J Ayshford C Bernard B Barber B Boetzer Second Row J Fnffun J Fmley V Crowson D Flnsruen D Herrker R Hnsey D Fenske V Gardner V Helger on J Holets Thrrd Row H Husey A Hanson D Herrick P Healy C Coe N Hlsey C Dullehay E Davndson B Harwood M Hlsey Farsi' Row D Narfeson A McMahon M Mead B Lewus P Wurtzler V Wunans R Patzner V Krueger S Strande D Tollefson Second Row J Reed A Johnson J Tuohy R Olness C Schar berg D Mannung T Mullms J Kmnear T Lake Thard Row B Klomps L Prlebe B Scharberg R Wernett H Richards J Sanford D McBride 3 . , - . - , - r - r - . - , . , . , . . : . , . , . , , , . . , . , . , . , . s , . . : . , . , . , - , - , - . - , . , - , - - . . X . . . . , , , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . V . : . , . , . , . , . - , . , . , . , . . ' : . , . , . , , . , . , . . wemefvmaj afvwlleamfi B Mwl l . ...X ,g' 5 l l , . N . 5316 rail A rg jg 'Lal 1' 'B W g J l X 1 if W r 4 ,T Bob Mohawk F B on Baker Q B Jerry wme L H Clwatfneld Chaffleld Chatfneld Chaffeeld Chaffneld Chatfneld Chaffneld Chaffleld Clwatfueld .lem Wheeler T Co Captam I Dallas Kohlmeyer E Lyle Narveson G Make Herrick T .1 , B, J , . . ,X 2 'T' j ! ' Z7 1 - 0 ' 6 ' l2 X I O - 26 ' 0 ng in B O ...fi 'f Q V A ' 3 f f Q51 , K f - Q V L J ,x Q QL , fel' Q x .af ' 1 X f K A 1 nn, ' X x If S l ' N5 , ' 75 aff sg., f A I 1 1 J ,J Bob Follensbee Q B BALL Houston Sprung Valley Sprung Grove Harmony Rushford Stewartvrlle Caledonia Preston St Charles rf 4 - V , ' ,ww 1 Y ' mb 3 i .lv f a J, Za' ,fi X A l is a hs ' 'FM-, ., 'fl .. 'm ,A f , . , f., 4. ,K w 'ff' 1' l if 5 NSY ,nfs , Dwayne Olson, E. ' 'Z 'wi Jerry Pease R H Larry Garry Co Captann W an 5' Lloyd Greenlee G Chris Healy C Jam Larson E ' ........... 7 A ........... 32 1, ' ............. l 3 ' .............. O , ............. 20 I - ' Y , Q ' 1 A l 31 Q, Ll' , gf if f'ef4+-Q Ili ,, ,- .lf q VL by ' wiv aff Aid' L11 I ,157 .l , J' J V .97 jyl it I . llwl ' ' K - vga,-. , X ,I 1-nik. I 5 ,jg . - - L -eer . ff 1, -2. if 'J ' , .V ' V V ,A . 4' 5 if ll, Y. all .TJ Football First Row B Scott B Scott E Dempsey H Garry D Lewus C Coe D Wurtzler G Dahl D Pruebe M Touhy Second Row L Monahan G Grubb K McRae R Hcrruck D Sobotke J Holets J Hesby T Mot tern D Battey Thurd Row W Fure coach B Mohawk W Mercer D Kohlmeyer J Touhy J Boker J Wutte B Yates J Bonker D Becker G Austun E Souvog coo h Fourth Row P Heoly B Follensbee L Narveson L Greenlee L Garry J Wheeler J Larson D Olson J Pecuse G Wheeler C Healy D Smpson FOOTBALL The i949 Gophers got off to a good sta t under the newly unstalled lights at North sude fueld by whipping Houston 27 7 The fol owung Fruday the boys dropped a tough 7 O ball game to Sprung Valley With the help of an all state back Sprung Grove beat the Gophers 32 6 the furst time un ten years th y had been able to turn the tables on a Chatfueld team Spuruts ran hugh on and off the fueld the n xt week as homecoming was to be celebrated the Harmony footballers fell before a hard fughtung team 6 O The next week the Gophers played at Rushford s homecoming and after comung from behund tued the ballgame up with a minute to go l2 I2 The Gophers split the last two home games by losung to Stewartvulle l3 O and blank In the last conference game of the season the Gophers fell before the powerful Pres ton Blueuays 72 O Then wundung up the season with the annual Armistice Day game, whuch was won by St Charles 20 O Nune senuors graduate off the team that won 3 lost Z and tued I good for third place un the Dustruct I standungs The senuors included co captauns Jum X - Wheeler and Larry Garry Jum Larson 'T' Jerry Pease Bob Follensbee Jerry Wutte Jerald Banker Lyle Narveson Bob Yates and Donald Sabatke -,R . , . . , . . - ' 'U ' 9 I I I ' v 1 ' . . Q . t si . I , , . .' . . l I - , l . . ing Caledonia 26-O to finish the home stand. xii 7 A 7 1 ' S . Q . ', . . ' . 5 B ' U . v I H ' 5 G K - 1 I . I at 4' u f l E , , . I , 4 1 I U A, X54 7 N 1 ' 4. fr Agp! , :LW 'i ' xx 1 ef . of A Baslcetball ip gli WJ 9 XTTZ75 sf N-.1 ik., xf First Row J Pease L lsensee D Olson .l Larson J Wheeler L Garry J Witte Second R xv! Furle Coach J Touhy J Holets J Boker J Hesby K McRae E Salvog Assistant Coach Tlexd ow Mottern J Holloran W Scott R Herrick D Sim son R Scott F rth R D H G Manager H Holets D Battey H Bokken G Austin D Kohlmever T Mqdisoun E lg:-ymsev any I949 50 BASKETBALL The i949 SO Gopher Basketeers finished strong in the last few weeks of the conference race to end up tied with Mabel for the conference crown each with ten victories and one defeat. The Gophers also stepped out of the conference four times winning three and dropping the other to Spring Valley 65 to 63 only after two overtime periods had been playcd to feature one of the seasons top cage games. Chatfield drew Lanesboro in the first round of tournament play winning 53 to 38. Then were eliminated by Harmony 4l to 38, in the second round to play. The Gophers officially ended their basketball for l95O by edging Canton 54 to 56 in the consolation game. The Gophers compiled an overall average of 58 points a game while the opposition was held to an average of 4l points per conteest. The six seniors on the first ten were Ca pt. Jim Larson, Jerry Pease, Larry Garry, Lowell lsensee, Jim Wheeler and Jerry Witte. ,V iff N. 8 2 ak ,W X x r rw 3+ 'Vyju 23N X 1 3. Jim LSFSOFX Capfaln C Larry Garry pi' ,,,Z Jon Baker F CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS SCORES Canton Rushford Lanesboro Wykoff Houston Stewarfvulle Harmony Peterson Caledoma Sprlng Valley ,.-J I 5' 2 f, F fo , v A . Q - I BASKET Lowell lsensee G ,A ! I F 1 J sb' V 'w I L ff! III 5 Q K . 1 I . ' f KN ' , X-C 1 if C x 1 r 1 1 1 if 39 ................ 27 ,, ' 1 47 ............... 40 fi, 'V 6q 7-6 .I 69 .......... ...Ao A 72 ...........,..., -46 A sank 51 ..,........7... 31 S A M rV .V.J .vr v 1 ,il gi 76 ' ............. 30 1' fi L C' 'S 46 ............. .40 7 2 Q 41 ............... 29 X6 1 1 3 61 ' ........,..... 36 ' S, QS' 63 ' ............ 65 'I - -I 1 X Vt 51,4 9 , ' Jim Wheeler C CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS CHS X-1 Jerry Pease G SCORES Sprung Grove Plaunvuew Mabel St Charles Preston Wykoff Tournament Lanesboro Harmony Canton R.. 'Sm +2 Y Jam Holets G 1 Siegel- N JQVVY Wm? G Jack Hesby F X Lair? 7' . 4 rf, 7 4 4 3 f N 3 . s.. , Y K XX ' 7' il. S fl L if C' E SV If b 4 Ny X Y if I ' fix f .,, In I f I ,f 8 K - S! Lit ki, 1 N6 iq ,9 J Q55 - W 3, N L 5 1 'I fr , Y ix 3 35' . I h cg Vg 73 X f 4 4 35234 if ,l. ' ' 'J 2 , Q 'KK -1 FIN. ' F' ' '3 61 ' 'sin . ' X, 7 . 6 fi . 43 ' ........... 49 3 58 ' 4 .........,.... 57 47 ,................ 45 58 . ...........,. 47 X 4, X eo ................ 53 4 1,2 7' xl: ' 37 ................ 28 8 X , 1 I , A , 53 .............. 38 ff 3 V 38 ....... ....... 4 1 , A 56 ................ 54 , ' Q3 T1 q h 2 I .0 Ya, , 3 Baseball Frrst Row J Boker J Toulwv J l-lelcrs J l-lesby J I-lolloron J Pease Second Row J Wntte L Goury D Olson J Larson J Wheeler B Follensbee Lettermen s Club Farsi Row W Pure Coach L Isensee J Larson J Wheeler L Garry E Solvog Asssstont Coach ahun J Holets J Boker J Hesby D Becker Fourth Row D Kohlrneyer M Herrick D Olson G Austm G Wheeler L Greenlee D Socond Row: J..Peese, D., Sobotke, Bonkelr, Narvesen, B, Follensnbee, J.'Wifte. Thlrd Row: L. Mczn- . Leaf , 'Lf .L I Senior Cheerleaders .b if 1 R K ' , , 7V . K ' 1 V , - ' r - i Barbara Skaug Ruta Grubb Margue Elde Ruta Grlffen Donna Danielson JUYIIOI' CI'l2Cl'l2ad2l'S P tsy Holets Janet Manahan Helen Pease Pep Club Cheerleaders: Barbara Skaug, Helen Pease, Margie Eide, Patsy Holets, LaRita Griften, Janet Monahan, Donna Danielson. Seated: Anne Touhy, Pat Payne, Geraldine Overland, Diana Lampe, Bev- erly Lewis, Brbara Boetzer, Carol Peters, Marilyn Hanley, Marilyn Neitz, Gerry Ann Halloran, Elaine Barth. First Row: Lucy Lambert, Margaret Lynch Mary Lou Haas, Charlotte Blumers, Lucy Rasmussen Carol Matzke Patsy Touhy Shirley Barth, Mary Pauline Lynch, Lucille Dempsey Peggy Weidenheft. Second Row: Lilas Greenlee Lois Amundson, Faye Bailey Mary Ann Sission, Dorothy Sween Kathryn Manahan Helen Anderson Helen Keefe Kate Coutier Lorrfi ne Monahan Carol Cunningham Mary Jo Ander so Third Row Donna McKrae Sally Lake Phyllis Pavlish Janet Harwood Mary Peters Barbara Elton B verly Finseth Deborah Haven Theresa Waller Sylvia Luedlfe Arlene Mead Doreen Baiers GAA Seated Marian Borgan Sally Ober Mary Jo Hollenback Janice Finely Diana Lampe Beverly Lewis Patsy Holets Helen Pease Janet Monahan Gerry Ann Halloran Patsy Touhy Carol Peters First Row Milicent Hisey Darlene Danielson Avis Sutherland Mary Pauline Lynch Mary Ann Sisson Dorothy Sween Shirley Barth Pat Payne Sucy Ras musson Carol Matzke Charlotte Blumers Lucille Dempsey Peggy Weidengeft Second Row Phyllis Sabatke Janet Kamnetz Janet Annis Anne Touhy Helen Anderson Janet Harwood Sally Lake Phyllis Pavlish Theresa Waller Helen Keeve Mary Peters Kate Courtier Kathryn Monahan Tlurd Row Joanne Manning Faye Krueger Betty Rongley 'Vlary Lou Haas Margaret Lynch Rita Gritfen Mrry Jo Trauffler Virginia Fenske Violet Subra Donna McKree Margie Eide Doreen Baiers Barbara Skaug Sylvia Luedke 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-l - 1 1 ' 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 an ' ' -' 1 1 1 - 1 1 - I I I 3 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Wm WWW '37 ir I E L ,h W 1 - , M .. c. : 4 9' ' 'M fzm. , ,- , A - AA ',V!,g,9A:,,', , ,v,g,i,,V I ,V M . 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Scott D Sabatke D Srrnpson D Bauer L Monahan S Bouthan C Can nungham D Sween M Mannung R Grubb Tlurd Row M Marshall J Mannlng S Lake B Elton J Touhy H Johns M Eude E Monahan D Haven T Waller J Harwood M Peters L Hanley SCTIIOI' GIl'lS Cl'lOI'US First Row L Lambert M Hollenboch M Lynch S Barth G Overland N Lynch Mass P Long P Payne E Holets M Manley L Greenlee B Skoug E Barth Second Row A Sutherland M An mngham L Monahan M Elde R Grubb Thlrd Row M Marshall B Rongl y B Elton H Hemker L Amundson D McRae S Lake B Flnseth H Keefe L Hanley M Peters J Harwood D Haven B Manning T Waller D Sween JUHIOI' MIXZJ CI lOI'US First Row G Halloran J Monahan E Best DEovns V Krueger B Boetzer H Rrchords A Ferguson M Mead P Holets B Lewns K Hunter A McMahon Second Row G Hanson L Dempsey P Wredenheft M Norveson M Nnetz R Monette M Troufler M Shaw P Wurtzler L Barley J Ayshford D Frnstuen R Gordon V Gardner R Tollefson Tlurd Row T Lake K Sabatke C Elde J Clemens D Lewls D Herrrck G Burch R Vogenson C Coe H Anderson J Perkuns H Garry D Wurtzler F Touhy D Fenske R Olness V Crowson . : ' ' ' ' ' ' ' f 'I - - A - - v - r ' I ' I ' I ' I ' ' n ' g . , , . , I ' ' : ' 1 I - r - l f - , . , . 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A , - , - 1 ' , . . - 1 - - - .lumor Triple Trlo Senmr Triple Tno Seated L Amundson Fnrst Row P Touhy C Motzke L Rasmussen C Blumers Second Row M Meild E B0ffl'1 526004 Row l- Am On Lewus B Kmneor B Olstod J Thompson B Fm efh J HOFWOOU D HOV N QV N WMM ,PQ ig lx Mass Patrucna Long headed the vocal musnc departm M IS s 3 f Sensor Gnrls Chorus Muxed Chorus Junnor Hugh and Sens rap e X s and Junior Mixed Chorus The choruses partncupated un the nnual X gl concerts and the Dustrnct Musuc Contest The Mixed Chorus number was 5 Let My People Go and the Sensor Girls Chorus selection nn the contest as 'S How Blessed Are They Sololsts for the cor-test were Mary Paulune Soprano and Barbara Skaug piano solo Wifi ff wil Mary Lynch Soloist Mass Patrucua Long Director Barbara Skaug P'6nISf T, ' , 1 ' T z T 3 S, . 2 , . , . , . . ' 3 I ' I ' V' I I- 1 , rl' 5 f' S. X -, rx f y T Q' ' .- T as Y Xl , if Xl 'V' ff KM- I I g h, ul q T , T , , S , , J T Homecoming 'zu Janet Harwood second attendant Jm Wheeler Co captann Mary Pat Peters, Queen Larry Garry co captain Mary JoAnderson furst attendant Donald Turner Betty Lou Pavlnsh Sharon Rlchter Homecomrng Festlvutles opened wlth the crow wlng of Queen Mary Pat Peters on October 7 by co captains Larry Garry and Jlm Wheeler Mary Jo Anderson and Janet Harwood relgned wlth Mary as attendants The homecornunq parade conslstung of vornoas school floats was lead by the Queens Car and the C H S bond The Sensor float took the prlze The school spnrlt ran hugh and the team come through the day wlth a victory reign for Our Queen by defeatlng Harmony 6 to O The Royalty relgned over the annual homecornlng dance held rn the Hugh School Auclutoruum alter the game xjy I Queen MARY PAT PETERS Jr' Second Attendant Fnrst Attendant JANET HARWOOD MARY JO ANDERSON P 1, x J . 1 .R 4-JL N . f V, T A 1 ' 1 I ' . I J . 1 A A 1 I ' ylljhl, . 'A'-.2 . 1 all K ir X RA IJ vb :ir . J 1 J. , , ' lll ef' fl t tl 'ft I t ' 'll f' It jf X l V I f , K X 5 fl J 'W fill' Q1 l!lllltaht.L M I- A c- -L----'l JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST First Row: B. Skaug, A. Mead, M. Eide, L. Lynch, Miss Eklund, L. Rathbone, M. Stoto, C. Cunningham Second Row: E. Barth, J. Halloron, E. Dahl, J. Baker, L. Greenlee, D. Kohlmeyer, B. Sutherland, M. Hanley. Two one act plays were presented Cabbages and Box and Cox at the Chatfield local contest Cabbages won and went on to Wykoff to the sub district where they received excellent They were under the direction of Miss Eklund The Junior Class presented Mother is a Freshman on November l8 It was a comedy about a mother and daughter attending the same college at the same time in three acts The Senior Class presented One Foot In Heaven by Hartzell Spence on May 5 It was a comedy in three acts It as a st0ry of a minister and his family and the hardships they encountered One Foot ln Heaven Second Row D Sabatke L Hanley K Coutier Student Director V Subra L Norveson Third Row L Baker L Garry R Follensbee M Bandel Not pictured-M Lynch L Mundell B Dunn R Griffin J Finley - JI ll Il ll ' ll Il - ' ' ' V ll ' II ' I' ll ll First Row: Miss Eklund, Directorg B. Elton, B. Finseth, R. Yates, H. Keefe, M. Lynch. Declamatlon First Row G Overland G Halloran J Manohan J McKeown P Wuedenheff Second Row L Lambert A Touhy L Greenlee M Traufler C Blumers L Rasmussen Thurd Row R Follensbee K McRae National Honor Society Slthng S Luedke J Boker B Yates Stondmg L Hanley D Haven M Peters B 1 Fmseth B Skoug D Chllds Not pectured B Dunn M Lynch L Mundell l l l l l l l l E . l 1 l ' : . , . , . , , , . ' . l C. Johnson, G. Warner, J. lgoraan, P. Pclynel Fourth lion: D. Becllery H. Bakken: J. Wheeler: 1 . , . . l - - l 3 , l l l l l l l l l l l l l l ' ' I . , . . . ' : . . . JUDIOI' SCYIIOI' Prom g! D 1716 ff? ,J Front Center Walter Mercer Doreen Bauers Couples left to nght Noel Rodallen Lorrolne Man ohan Gerald Donnelson Arlene Mead John Holloron Eloune Barth Dallas Kohlmeyer Barbara Skaug Jon Baker Mary Jo Anderson Beth Monnung Lloyd Greenlee JUNIOR SENIOR PROM The social event of the year the Junuor Sensor Prom was held May l2 ln the Hugh School Audntornum The yunnors, semors, faculty, school board and guests danced to the musrc of Rex Pune, In the surroundungs of Just a Llttle But of Heaven A blue sky formed the cenlung and 46 stars one for each sensor studded the sky The orchestra was enclosed by a moon Refreshments were served sn a star by the sophomore gurls-dressed as angels The banquet was held nn the basement of Samt lv1ary's Catholuc Church The luncheon prepared by the lunuor mothers, served by the sophomore gurls, was eaten ln candlelight Speakers of the evemng were Mr Bakken, Mr Drnll, Lawerence Garry, Dorreen Bauer, and Bruce Sutherland Entertaunment was provaded by Elanne Barth wuth a vocal solo and Jerry Tuohy pnano solo I I 2 ., fggfifll J ,Qt -, I N , ,va VA V ' ' I 4 is ,iw - Q.. , T , 5 l A ' Q A T Q . X x 1 1 ' f , , T Mffw' ' S . J I Y ' . , ' . ' : , ' - J . J E . ' 2 , : 1 I 1 - . I . I I ' . 1 I Student Senate Seated Mr Bakken ladvlserl Mary Peters lcecretory Treasurerl Bob Follensbee lPresldenll Lyle Mundell lV President! First Row Mary Paulune Lynch La Ruta Grnfjen Ray Kerby B4lly Har Wheeler Sam Arsers Lawrence Garry Jon Baker Dowd Elton Olllce Girls First Row L Hanley J Fmley A Mead B Flnseth Second Row D Chulds F Barley B Manning S Luedke wood, Tommy Nagel, Sally Caw, Helen Anderson. Second Rosy: Margaret Lyndh, Lois Amfmdson, Jim I l Film Staff fb 1 K Seated Lyle Baker Riley Hnnzman Lyle Mundell Mr Drull First Row Bruce Sutherland Paul Gerald Banker Freeman Welch Earl Plank Bob Yates Jon Baker Merlun Bandel Sclmool Patrol we-4' Halloran E Plank M Bandel R Yates L Mundell P Denny D Sabatke I , li W? 5 ,. In if 2 k , y A 7 5 V any i H , is . I M Aw Q Q ' V- ' X U - . ' ,1 . Aw' W F c . .kgs an M 45- if A A V H L. L L .1 lv - Ms, Denny, Lloya Greenlee, Don Sabarke, Jirvlmy Holets, Jann lrlalloarn. Second. Row: Dallas Kolrneyer, l l l l l L i L f L 1 gl ff 2 L 5 fl ' :I Q I xx ' . ,gk in L J ' ffl. .f A D Gopher Hi-Life h Miss Kraus, Advisor Rita Griffin, Exchange Editor Mary Lynch, Editor Doreen Bauer Asst Editor Jon Bflkef Asst SP0 f5 Edlfcf Bob Follensbee Sports Editor Gopher Hi Life Staff . , . 1 1 - - 1 I , School Llfe Dont bEll9NE O word of If' Sometimes we Study L il 4 411 'SGW' Way to a man s heart Annual problems Macbeth hath murdered sleep School s out ln oul an a r weather Ouch, my thum . Find the hypotenuse Victory Sef up Reach Butch' Doc Fure Sude Innes Ballet? 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