Clara City High School - Clacihiscan Yearbook (Clara City, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 110 of the 1956 volume:

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' sf Bd. of Educalion President Herbert Lange Treasurer John Staver Clerk Dlrector Henry Frikke Ben H Berends Director Direct0r Nessel Kluver Lawrence Grus ing From T The , Gffice ' On the Sth of June, 1953, dissolution petitions of Common School Districts No. 12, 37, 55, 65, 70, 82, and 8h of the Clara City High School Area were heard by the Board of County Commiss- ionersg and, there being no objections, these seven districts were dissolved and annexed to Independent School District No. 62. Through the addition of these and seven more districts, Joint Independent Consolidated School District No. 62 of Chippewa County and No. llh of Kandiyohi County came into being. This enlarged district consists of approximately one hundred sections of land having an assessed valuation of about Sl,725,000.00. This expansion program naturally led to increased enrollment and to the need for a larger school building. Accordingly, an addition was constructed durin l95h-55 which, together with new equipment, cost approximately S35S,OO0.00. The plaque pictured above is symbolic of increased and equal- ized educational opportunity in this community. It marks the passing of the one-room school, the dedication of excellent, enlarged facilities which are available to every rural and urban child and adult in this area. This ornament is furthermore, symbolic of community enter- prise,-enterprise engendered, owned, and shared by everyone in our newly formed school district. It is a mark of homogeneity, ll emblem of widespread cooperation. It is a cornerstone of our educational program shall rest during the next generation. S11 High Faculig Seated CLARENCE MILES Leeds, So. Dakota, Black Hills T. C., University of So, Dak.: History, Prin- cipal. WILLIAM DUFFY Northfield, Carlton, Uni- versity of Minnesota, Eng- lish, Mathematics. EVA LALIM Maynard, University of Minnesota, Home Economics. LEONA HAAG Eden Valley, St. Cloud T. C., Girls Physical Educa- tion. ELAINE ADAMS Willmar, College of St. Scholastica, Mathematics. CHET AUSTINSON Lyle, Coach, Social Stud- ies, Boys Physical Educa- tion. Standing MARVIN FREMMING Minneapolis, University of Minnesota, St. Cloud T. C. Social Studies. JACKSON GRANGER Crookston, University of North Dakota, Industrial Arts. RICHARD TESSENDORF Henning, Bemidji T.C. Vo- cal Music, Art. DONOVAN ROELOFS Prinsburg, St. Cloud T. C. University of Minnesota, Harbor Junior College, Drb- ver Education, Science. CHRISTINA DUFFY Stockholm, Sweden, Uni- versity of Minnesota, Car- elton, English, Library. LEONARD DALEN Milan, Luther, Minneapolis Business College, Commer- cial, Assistant Coach. NORMAN HANSON Montevideo, Augsburg, Uni- versity of Minnesota, Eng- lisho ROGER BJORKLUND Minneapolis, Augsburg, Mao- Phail, Band IRVIN JOHNSON Clara City, St. Olaf, Sc- ience, Superintendent. G racle Faculty Sitting VERA IAUCH Creighton, Nebraskag Neb- raska State T. C., Grade 1 ETTA BCIKE Clara City, St. Cloud T. C., Grades l-2. DOROTHY HARHS Raymond, Northwestern Jrr College, St. Cloud T. C. Grade 3. PFYLLIS AIDERSCN Clara Cityg Augustanag Gp- ade 2. Standing LEONA HAAG St. Cloud T. C.g Grade 6 RTBY PIERCE Clara City, Hamline Uni- versity, University of Minnesota, Kansas State E C., Grade S. NETTIE PREKKER Clara City, St. Cloud T. C, Mankato T. C.: Grades E-6. EUN I C E DOITITEP Clara Cityg St. Cloud T.C. Duluth T. C.3 Grades 3-M. GLADYCE BERGFUIS Clara Cityg St. Cloud T.C. Grade M. X , , , ff if ,f ym www. R 4551. 14' Semors Class Flower White Rose Class Color Gold and White Class Motto Today we follow Tomorrow we lead Class Advisor Mr Miles OFFICERS Vice Pres Secretary Treasurer In the fall Linda Roelofs Lois Swanson Todd Johnson of '52 the Clara City High School made way for 22 Tom Freshman who were to begin four years of work, study, and lots of fun In that year Edna Meyer joined our class Our first fun was initiation by the Senior Class Mr Hanson was our advisor As Sophomores we were a group of 23 It seems that this year spent most of our time studying Mr DeVries was our advisor In our Junior year our class number was increased when seven Prins burg students Joined us During that year Kenneth Tebben and Stanley DeGrote left us One of the highlights as Juniors was the arrival of our class rings Our class play, entitled nHigh School Hero, was given on April 1, 1955 to a record breaking crowd Mrs Lalim was our class advisor Our final year was packed with activities It started with the class play, entitled USO This is Blissn, on November 10 Our Senior pictures were taken December 2 with favorable results! Homecoming, Junior Senior Tea, and the trip to Chicago made this a memorable year. Our class graduated with 30 members Our class advisor was Mr. Miles 0 Pnesident....Shirley Harms 0 D D . we I O u GERILD AMMLRMANN ROBERT BALSTER Jerry nBob There are two answers to every I am on the brink of a great question mine and the teachers career Would someone please Band 1 2 3 M, Pep Band 1, Chorus push me offl x ll 'Il I V H l-2-3-My Mixed Octet-33 Trumpet Blackhawk Tales-My Student Coun- Trio-2g Brass Quartet-23 Annual eil-My Class Officer-3-Mg Foot- Staff-hg Student Council -Mg ball-2-3-MQ Basketball-1-2-3-ug Class Officer-2-33 Basketba1l-2- Baseball-2-3-My Lettermens Club- 3-hg Baseball-13 Lettermens Club- 2-3-Mg Boys State. 3-My Class Play-3-ui Stage Man- J , fa N it A IV o n a er M, One Act Play M DOROTPTY BARNARD Dotty Beneath her quietness lies true sincerity Glee Club 1 2 3, Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 M, Pep Club 1 2 LEONARD BOHLSEN 'Lenny One of the best things to have up your sleeve is a funny bone Mixed Chorus 3 M, Class Play 3 M HARLAN DRAFT RONALD DRAGT RON Nho knows what thou hts are hid den behind such serLous eje Work fa cinates me I could look at it all day termens Club A Prinsburg l 2, Football 3 M Basketball 3 M, Lettermens Club A Class Play 3 One Act Play GLENN CERDES CLARICE GUNTER Zeke It takes 3M muscles to frown Women will be the death of me and only l3 to smile Why make but what a pleasant way to die the extra effort Pep Bandl23'-I-,Bandl23l4, Glee Club-lg Mixed Chorus-l-2 3- ug Girls Trio-l 2-3-ag Saxaphone Quintet-2-by Blackhawk Tales-Hg Annual Staff-My Student Council- hg Class Officer-23 Pep Club-l 2 Class Play-3-Mg Library Club-lg District Band-M A J n n Prinsburg-lg Football-3-My Let- -. ,--' --: : --lu - lp. J ll ll ----' an--ns ' ,1 S IYLEY HPRIS 'Snlrln Her leadersdip and unceasin work have valued her well deserved reco nltlon from der classv tes Wand 1 lee lu l lxed C orus l lr s r1o 3 M lxed Cuarteb M, Woodwlnd Declam 3 U, Co Edltor Tlackbawk Tales M fnnual Staff L, Student Councll L olas OfflCGT 1 2 3 L P Fluw l 2 Class Play 3 M Library Clue 1, Wlxed Chorus Of flcer eneral lanager a lne drive A D' +rict Band Q BERILLL HOOCHEEM EfflCl8HCy is her middle name lee Club l 2 3, NlX6d Chorus 2 3 Q, Blacwbawk T les 3 Pep Club l 2, Class Play 3 J um blinp 1 LPVONNE Hoo 1v'1f EDWIN JAENISCH Lonny Eddie She tries for the best and suc he is a man of few words ceeds very well Fixed Chorus 3 M, Football 3 M Glee Club l 2 3 Pep Club 1 2 Baseball 2 M, Lettermens Club 3 Class Play 3, Tumbler 1 2 A if 4' -A A If A I ' 1 1 . . - O-' - J G - - - - ,' -1- g ' ' . 1 f ga . 2- - ' A 'z a - -My - ... ' - -.l' T - rv, , - -2-3-My P c b- gm A J- , w fx - , v vI L ' 'L-3-I+: G -1 T '1'2' 1 ' '-.'. 5 J-1 . 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H V1 N ll ' Q - 0 I A - - ' - - 3 - - - 3 - -Ls - - 0 - - I1 71 ' 1 1 O l TODD JOHFSON EJELYN KLIWCTACWR Evie The farther I wot past the ave of ten, the more I admlre do s A tall comely lass lS he, and and men a very swell rlend we all a ree Band l 2 3 Chorus l 2 3 Band 1 3 Cla lnet fU1Ht6t 3 Copnbt Trlo 9 3 h, Brass Quartet Woodwind Sextet 2 Pep Band l 2 Declam l h Annual Clee Club l Slackhawk Student Councll M, Zasketball l Treasure l, Pep Clut l 2, Atten 2 3 h, Basrball l 2 3 M, Golf 3 dent to Queen 2 3, Llhrary Cluol A Lettermens Cluh 3 M, Class Play 3 L DlStPlCt Band 2 Pep Band l 2 JERA KOBNEN ELOISE VRAY 'Tootle A little qulet is the best llet She speaks when there is nothin to say Glee Club l 2 3 f1X6d Chorus 1 2 3 Qlackhawk Tales 3 Glee Clu5 1 3, IlX6d Chorus l Student Councll M, Pen Club l 2, 3 U, Annual Staff M, Pep luu l s Pla, l 2, lass Play 3 M, Tumblln 3 ' x 1 l. 1? :UT ll ll LJ J .' G A ' s . IJ ff ' ,.,, 0 - Y 0 - - - -Lu - -,- -bf: 3 - -2- jim U r' T: ' - z -3LfL3x -'I :E-32 5 -3-us 1 -'s A Staff-3-hy Class Officer-l-Mg Tales-3-Mg Annual Staff-hg Class - ' 1 - - X L , U- - ' - S . 0 P- - . - - s - -L+: ' 1 W , 1 1 w X I ' H . F. U . . X.. O - ' , 'l x1. - - -lu : . J - -lu V ... ,.2- ' 42' - - ' - . f' - - - 2- - ' P S - ' C t- S a s W-3. - . C - -, . ' Z- . EDTA ILIER LUCILLE LEvLQ nLucy She walks quletly among us, but her absence would be noticed Better to be little and nine, th n to be bl and cast a shaoow Central Cbrlstlan l, Clee Club 2 Chorus 3 Annua Prinsourr l 2 C ee Cluu 3 Staff M, Pep Club l 2 Mlxed Chorus 3 Q Class Play 3 Contasious enerfy is ner prize A man is al a s 0 tte than a She is also blessed witb sig b ok brown eyes 2r4ns urc 1 lee Club 3, o r s ixed Octet P Press Club 3 L, Student Council M, Cho as Officer M, Class Officer 3 M, lass Play 3 A Homecomin g Queen M , r -vw wV.3 - u . s .C n C 1 . 1- -3: -l-2- -his l 1 Q- - s ll 1- s - - l- - . C - - Q 1 .- -LL l l ll - .I Eufene Ostendorf LINDA ROELOTS Hr' H ,ene e 5 - - . 3 y To r .f - ' n ' C . --- b ,- -25 G ,- ' Ch - I v 4 Q u '3 Ll-J M ' J '31 - ' C - - 5 . . 0 JEROME SCHUMAN ARLEN SCHWITTERS Manny Tries his best 1n all he does He is the life of his class and death of his teachers Band 1 2 3 Pep Bend 1, Mixed Chorus l 2 3 Ll, Annual Staff' Lp Band l, Football 1 2 3 , Basket ball 2, Baseball 3 Lettermens Club 3 M GENEVA SLAGTBR LOIS SWANSON 'Gen Smudje Fine people, like fine deeds, need I'm not a flirt -I'm just friend- no trumpets. . Prinsburg-l 2. Band-l-2 3-M' Glee Club-13 Cho- rus-l-2-3-hg Girls Tr1o-1-2-3- 3 Blackhawk Tales-3-My Student Council-up Pep Band-1-23 Pe - Club-l-23 Class Officer-l-B3 Class Play-3-M3 Cheer1eader-3- M3 District Band-l-23 Girls St- ate: Homecoming Attendant-My Band Officer-2-3-My Library-1. Ve :vki E A Qjl m f n n - . - - - 3 - ' ---e. ' ,s - e -,-- his - - ' - -L+: l o n X n n 15' ' ' n 7+ MTRION SWART harl P welcome addit on to the Class of 56 Prlnsbur l 2, Janube 3 Vlxed Chorus L ROGER SWEEP V0 I? Why ro to school when it's poss ible to o huntin Fixed Chorus l 2 3 M Class Play A Blackhawk Tales A Annual Staff A Escort for Queen M Class Officer 2, Student Council h, All State Chorus 1, One Act Plaj M ANTHONY I'LIk 'Tony We k on a good Vid when we sce one l 2 3 4 Chorus l 2 3 Cornet Trlo Brass Quartet Bovs uartet l 2 3, Ilxed Octet , Pep Band l 3 U, Pep Cluo l 2 De l W Q, Plackhawk T le Annual Staff l,,Student Councll 4 Class Play 3 'ccomplanl t r n l Lccompianist fir chorus l 2 3 M, One Act Play PETER TMJN Pete I grin to thlnk about the fun I had before they caught me. St John's Prep l 2, Co Editor Plackhawk Tales M, Student Coun cll M Cla s Officer 3, Football M, Basketball 3 A Paseball 3 Q uolf 3 M Lettermens Club 3 A Cl ss Pl y 4 Stage Manager One :ct Play M .4 1. , , T uf -11 Og x i. 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' 1 . 2 o KATHLEEN VPN DER STEEF RODNEY WIEBERDINK Kathy Rod I don't say much I ruess I must I meant to do my work today, but be shy Prinsburg 1, Football 2 3 M, Bas- termens Club 3 L Sr Wlll We, the Class of 1956, of Clara City High School, being of sound mind do hereby make this our last will and testament Jerry Ammermann wills his ability to alibi to Vernon Jurgens Bob Balster wills his athletic ability to Ronald Prekker Dorothy Barnard wills her poise and charm to Muriel Gerdes Leonard Bohlsen wills his ability to see something funny in every thing to Allen Erickson and Ruth Ann Zimmer Harlan Dravt wills his Wesouline physique to Delwin Schwitters Ronald Dragt wills his abilities as a leading man in plays to Jim Wagner and his deep voice to Sidney Sell Glenn Gerdes wills his narrow escapes from teachers to Denny Prieba Clarice Gunter wills her love of dancing to Diane Sechler Shirley Harms wills her clarinet, complete with brand new 37 mouth- piece and 2 broken reeds, to Carol Caspers Bernell Hoogheem wills all the fun she had in High School to Emolyn Prussing and Prdiss Fokken LaVonne Hoogheem wills her glasses to Margie Ammermann Poor La- Vmlne she won't be able to see a thingl - ll L N J ll ll Prinsburfr-1-2. ketball-2-3-ug Baseball-3-ug Let- C O Fd le uae isch wllls sis en ineel boot to Leo feikens. Todd Johnson wills nl cool tecnni on U16 eornet to Su nents a nls Ward work as fnnuwl E6ltOP to WQXE ,ears fditons LJelvn Hlln V n wills ner Height to a o e sn Q Jera Koenen nad l Wnee to fill he tienond to F s Sl ust couldn't part tn it Setter lue' next tl e' Eloise KPQI wllls ner cheerful rnd fnlendly smile to l P a lon Peterson. Edna eJen Nll1S her abllitv to t elons w1th evervbod t le1 J Qnu shsnon Sweep Lucille 4eye1 wllls wer eunly blond hair to Ronsl t Gene Ostendorf Nl1lS nls flashy Green Ford to Don Linda Roelols wills her crown to next years her lone dimple to Beverlv PPlWdl6o Jerome Sewuman wills nis wlse cracks ana ext to Duane Senoen. Arlen Schwitters wills hlS anoltlon to ints and Janes Jaenlscn onevw ueen on W WD efoo , L llen Geneva Slaoter llls her nw 1 n C isles to Wwwc L 1 n ant Harvey Jleb dlnk H1 on event W1 ls 1' kolz and Donna Annerw rn. Rower Sweep wllls F13 nanlt of st H and Stanley Haeemefer Tony Thein lls hls excess wel Karen Nelson f Prebcer. 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Sr Prophecy As we turn on the TV set to channel 66 in the year 1970, we see ANTHONY THEIN, who replaced Dave Garroway as Master of Ceremonies on the program, Today's Little wlorld, whlch takes us to all parts of the Globe Our first v1s1t today 1S to Southern Florida to look in on VERA KOENEN and PET E TH'IN who run the fashlonable Hotel Ritz A La Toure A we enter the hotel, we find their unlversally renowned French Chef, ED WIN JAENISCH, preparing the Pfefferneusse for the honored guest at the hotel, LORD RONALD DQAGT, the famous Martian explorer Ne now leave Southern P1OPld8 and vlsit Parls, France to see that great Parisian fashlon show featurlnr the famed desi ns of MONSIEUR EODNEY WJEBERDINK His fa ed H fashlons are belnp modeled by the beautiful model, MISS DOROTHY BARIARD At the fashion show we see the movie star MISS LINDA ROELOFS, with her designer, EUGENE OSTENDORF, who were buying fashions for her next picture, 'To the Moon and Back, under the dlrectlon of JEECML KMannyl SCHUMAN As we leave Paris he head toward Egypt to see the picturesque pyramld of Cheopa There we see the great archeolopist, KATPLEPN VAN DER STEEG, searchlng for the lost remains of Ptolemy A we travel into Calro, we VlSlt the palace of the Premier, where we find DR L NN GERD S, the great brain specialist, operating on the Premier He is ably assisted by his noted partner, DR EVELYN KLINGHACEN We now brine a few well chosen words from our sponser, The Oakle Doakie Cracks, made by the company, Hoovheem k Hoovheem, owned and p erated by the slsters, LAVONNE and BERNELL HOOGHLFM The announcer 15 th great wrestler, LEONARD CSkinnyJ BOHLSEN who says, I eat Oakie oakies three tlme a day Now we travel halfway across the world to visit the Swlss Alps where we are in tlme to see the stupendous HARLAN DRAGT put on skilng exhibltlon As we look around we see LUCILLE MEYER, the Olympic fleurs skating champion Just yesterday she won the figure skatlng championship for tre U S As the temperature drops here in the Alps we now take our cameras to sunny Bermuda Nell, Here we are 1D Bermuda and the very first people we see are the great song and dance team, The High Hatters, who are Gerald AMM RMAN and ROBERT BALSTER We also see TCDD JOHNSON, the collosal, jazz slide trombonist, on h1s yacht accompanied by his arranaers, ELOISE KRAY and EDNA MEYER We leave Bermuda and come to New York and go to Carnegie Hall to listen to the New York Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra und r the direction oi Symphon in B In the front with her Sec Now we take where se see MISS just came from a presidlng at the being lHt9PVlBW6d just convmcted and sentenced the crlminal to 99 years in the itentary As we sit there, the chlldren turn on a western and we and really realize how vely small today's world is trlal in crlmlnal court here ln Chicago trlal was the HONCRABLE ARLEN SCHWITTEES by our ace reporter MISS CLABICE GUNTER ROGER SHEEP Just as we arrive they are playing Bach's Minor featurlng the clarlnet virtuoso MISS SHIRLEY HARMS row we see the Governor of New York, MISS GENEVA SLAGTER of State, MISS MARION SWAQT you to the lobby of the court buildlnv in Chicago, LCIS SWA SON, the world renown criminal lawyer who The judge They are They have state pen sit back I Q L1 ' . . . 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Q, P Y 33 .ITL A .5 V ff l .. Wise in math, baseball, and gas-station operations, Deck is not wise about women. Spring hits him and he finds himself engaged to Marcella, Deck re- luctantly abandons college hopes and announces he would like to get married as soon as he turns eighteen. Mother says HNonsenselH Dad takes another View by letting him take full responsibilities of the service station. nwhen we come back we'll talk about your plans, Deck,-your plans for marriage.u Dad, Mother, and Kid Sister head for the lake. The service station flows over with tourists wanting rooms, Beef, a truck dr- iver, Joe Pauley, a college field man, Deck's older sister, Liz, and her insurance selling husband, John, Marcella, his fiancee with her mother, Mrs, Payne and three little hellion cousins. Dutch Kelly, the more ir- resistible of the two adventure- some co-eds, is stuck with a var- sity show, She has to write it or find someone who can. She finds music to fit them. More inportant still, she finds Deck Smith, but finds him in a mat- rimonial trap that is about to spring. Everything is ironed out and in the end Deck goes back to college, Q QNXGKA 2.51 Y BLACKHAW-' Juniors President.......Jim Wagner Vice Pres.....Duane Schoen Secretary....Diane Sechler Treasure....Vernon Jurgens Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row I+ -Beverly Prindle, Muriel Gerdes, Lee Ann Prekker, Sharon Sweep, Diane Sechler, Sidney Sell, Mrs, Martha Zeller, Donna Ammermann, Pat Thein, Esther Kluver, James Fritz, Donald Meyer, John Fisher. -Karen Nelson, Emolyn Grussing, Schwitters, Richard Lyman, Gail Arlys Hilbrands, Margie Coleman, Ruth Ann Zimmer, Marion Knipp, Lalim. Margie Ammermann, Carol Caspers, Grussing, Larry Johnson, Ronald Karen Yock, Leo Aeikens, Delwin Clements, Allen Erickson, Marlys Buchkolz, Ardiss Fokken, Carol Woltjer. Stanley Hagemeyer, Duane Schoen, Harvey Wieberdink, Allen Meints, Dennis Priebe, Vernon Jurgens, James Jaenisch, Jim Wagner, Ronald Prekker, Roger Heins, Harley Barney. Sophomores President..... ....John Koenen Vice Pres.... .... Barbara Bush Secretary.......Kermit Swanson Treasurer.... LaDonna Clements Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row L, Mr. Hanson, Inez Gehrke, Joan Spicer, Donna Peterson, Barbara Bush, Madelon Altenhofen, LaDonna Clements, Sandra Ammermann, Dorothy Asche, Dorothe Dye. Shirley Aeikens, James Stager, David Prekker, Marlys Tamme n, Joan Sommerfield, Ann Schjeldahl, Eunice Plowman, Eunice Duitsman, Bonnie Hebrink. Carol DeGrote, Daryl Sweep, Elwood Grussing, Bernard Asche, Marcia Goldenstein, Kathleen Aalfs, Anita K1-on, Margaret Schroeder, Lois Binsberren, Betty Harms. -Marlyn Ostendorf, George Thein, John Koenen, Harm Rand, John Jaenisch, David Meyer, Rodney Taatjes, Gene Wieberdink, Ker- mit Swanson. Pre shmen President.........Barbara Lange Vice Pres...........Joyce Boike Secretary....Janice Goldenstein Treasurer........Jerome Sechler ' Ti ROW 1- ROW 2- ROW 3 Row L, Daryl Gehrke, LaVonne Gehrke, Denise Lanning, Mary Ann Leiser, Roger Ostendorf, Stanley Barney, Steven Tha g, Robert Goldenstein, Lowell Hilbrands, Dewayne Seeman, Robert Stager, Mr. Duffy. Lyle Hilbrands, LaVonne Stutelberg, Sharon Gort, Shirley Buhr, Janice Goldenstein, Wayne Harguth, Stanley Ostendorf, Paul Jaen- isch, Earl Behrends, Paul Hoogheem, Elden Aeikens. Joan Gerdes, Lois Koenen, Geralyn Lee, Betty Feldman, Sandra Meyen Marcella Beckman, Jupy Sommerfield, Joyce Boike, Carol Frikke, Nancy Grussing, Gertrude Modderman, Clifford Andresen. Jerome Sechler, Berend Davids, Lowell Kluver, Harlan Johnson, Den- nis Westendorf, Thomas Thein, Walter Bluhm, Barbara Lange, Eloise Peters, Marlys Negen, LaVonne Meyer. Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 14 -Ruth Kluver, Lois Ammermann, Sharyn Meyer, Linda Spieker, Carol Doesken, Corrine Ammermann, Eugene Underland, Harland Asche, Steven Heins, Roger DeBeer, Everett Buss, Norman Klinghagen, Dennis Asche. Marlana Karsten Dennis Erickson, Steven Taatjes, Tom Schoen- born, Wayne Schwitters, Rodney Kray, Lillian Klvver, Esther Koenen, Sandra Modderman, Sharon Aalfs, Patty Gehrke, Mary Ann Danielson, Ruth Ann Sportel, Mr. Roelofs. Ward Johnson, LaVonne Klinqhagen, Valerie Donner, Kathy Meyer Judy Boike, Faye Ammermann, Carol Lynn Heins, Dennis DeGrote Harley Aalfs, Larry Eerghuis, Dean Tammen, Arnold Jaenisch, Clifford Lanning. Audrey DeGrote, Larry Dannen, Dennis Gerdes, Robert Harms, Esther Duitsman, Elaine Duitsman, Delores Andresen, Delores Wearda, Sharon Grussing, Jeanette Peterson, Lyle Peterson, Harold Peterson, Dale Koenen. ROW l- ac:-1 2 Row Row LL 3- Ealen Lee, Roland Schwitters, Mary Smith, Diane Peterson, Elaine Gehrke, Sharon Sanner, Larry Gerdes, Douglas Johnson, Sharon Woltjer, Sandra Fritz, Mr. Fremning. Kenneth Kray, Darrill Hoogheem, Stephen Henslin, Cecil Reiners, David Koenen, Leonard Kluver, Joan Tan Houten, Lu- cille Brouwer, Gary Grussing. David Abbas, David Hilbrands, Richard Harms, Carol Koenen, Kay Grussing, Donald Slater, Arlette Terdes, Ardis Anderson, Norman Ammermann. Marvin Kray, Roger Andresen, Gerald Slater, Marie Husby, Marlys Mickels, Colleen Dye, James Fokken. Janis prikke, Gerald Miller, Grade 5 e 6 RCW l-Candy Serch is, Betty Erickson, Kenneth Jaenisch, Joan Gehrke, Robert Gerdes, Lavonne Davids, Doris Asche, Sherry Granger. RCW 2-Mrs. Pierce, Rosalene Kluver, Janice Harms, Judith Johnson, Diane DeGrote, Leonard Eluhm, Wallace Am ermann, Alvin Andresen, Jerome Duitsman, Kenneth Aalfs. RCW 3-Eunice Harms, Leonora Am ermann, Minnie Mae Ammerrann, Phyllis Brouwer, Harriet Feldman, Rochelle Janssen, Karen Fokken. NLT PICTURED-Calvin Grussing, Willis Am ermann, Marion Klinghagen. Grade 5-6 e Row 1-Evon Sathoff, Marlys Lanning, Connie qalyers, Paulette Kray, Jean Meyer, Larry Meyer, Robert Smith, Donald Mickels. ROW 2-Mrs. Prekker, Larry Tischer, Barbara Stiff, barry Meinerts, Sandra Tammen, Dan Korthuis, Euvene Van Blnsbergen, Laird Yock. RCW 3-Leon Muller, James Koenen, Arlene Peters, Pat Roskens, Janice Ul- ferts, Leslie Peterson, Michael Meyer. NOT PICTURED-Alvin Negen Row 1- Eunice Henslln, Myra Buchkolz, Susan Gullickson, Patricia Fritz, Caroline Ammermann, Marlene DeGrote, Pamela Janssen, Karen Gehrke, Linda Gehrke, Mrs. Berghuis. ROW 2-Michael Am ermann, Steven Andresen, Linda DeGrote, Rosalie Grus- sing, Umily Harms, Carla Heins, Ilene Johnson, Alvina Hoogheem, Phyllis Kleene, Fred Ammermann. RON 3-Willard Duitsman, Lynn Aeikens, Ronald Andresen, Dwight Heins, Harvey Koenen, Kenneth Klassen, Harold Koenen, Dennis Ammermann, NOT PICTURED-Gary Bulthuis Grade 1642 ROW 1- RCW 2- ROW 3- Dorotny Nickels, Shirley Gehrke, Jelores Ycycr, Linda Ledehoer, Nancy Coleman, Vaughn Johnson, Ifarion Kleene, Dwight Berfhuis, Parry Henslin, Miss Anderson. Gary Hagemeyer, Trudy Draeger, Nancy Jaenisch, Barbara Kluver, Michael Fritz, Marlyn Andresen, Carol hndresen, Lunice DeGrote, Linda Neal, Maureen Frikke, Sue Storts. Warren Gerdes, Bonnie Boike, Nancy Denton, Susan Van Heuveln, Kathleen Caspers, Roger Goldenstein, Carol Ammermann, Dennis Drou- wer, Donald Gerdes, Diane Andresen, Larry Klinghagen. NOT PICTURED-Roger Bulthuis, Jeanne Boikc, Rodney Martins. ROV 4 Jean Jaenisch, Carol Fish r, Ka Meri a n, Teen .Jirk on, Janice Kluver, Don a er- snirley Drae' r, Lynn 'aebe 'iss Iauch, L le lassen, Jon Yenslin, Toael e rote, na r De Qtanlev Tarns, Javid De'onc, a k oeaen, lyn cram er, Vary fenslln, Leann r Lcr des, Diane fmicrmann, frote, Rrncc Kluver, Fharles febrink, Lar y erdricrs, Dennis Rrumner, David i cr flice .eldrar, Lorna lehrends, Donnie Asche, Luvcrne Cru inc Ronald : ' L JN Douf as Davids, DIMHG Holm ren, 1a.V :e-de , Euiene Goldensteia, Randall Cort, J nes Foenen. IDT PICTVRED Ronald Bulthuis, Norma Eulth is. Grade 1 62, Dow James banner, Rlcky Storts, Junwor Meyer, Jilllam Stlff, Jan s Ostendorf, Karla Reiners, Jean bchoenborn, Tarlene Ustendorf, erly Neal, John Seeman ROW Mrs Boike, Jerry Van Der Pol, Stanley Peters, Velvena eta er, Louis Steffens, Wayne Steffens, Leslle westonlorp, Venneth W nd, Mar-Oorie Neyer, Mary Ann Muller' ROW Cathleen Sand, Geolge Niles, Thomas TlSCh6P, James Van Der Pol, Thomas Taatyes, Kenneth Petersen, Dennis Sportel, Douglas Sathoff, Larry Ulferts, Eugene Schwitters, Susan Stutelberg BOT ICTURED Hichael Thang CUSTODIFNQ COOKS They are emtloyed to clean the At ll 15 each school day tudents giving and to many students wlth one of the lnO noon lunc es iurino the year hich the cooks prey 5HPlD the school year Sy 11 Dave menrwal Liz Aeikens Cornj DeJong Jessie Knapper Herman Barney Jennie Grussing AL 1' N . L ,L ' la' . ' IG f 5 ,L . fi Bev- K 0 r 2- , A v 3 ' g A . N, L. L -l AE. rv 'A . 3- M - ' I T P 'I' Qc n 1 : s school, but are also found converge to satisfy their hunsor , ', A ' L T be O . w, ware A ' g f A o 9 ' J. A L 'X 1 .....gl.-.L r . X tv MIXED Carol PP1kk6, mdna Neyer, Joyce Bolke, E101SG Kray, Reverly Prin dle, Jerome Secrler 1Ov 2 LaVonne doovheom, Ba oera Lange, Dwlne Qecnler, Donna fmmermwdn, Dorotdy Barn A ne Jl PSPGlDl, Ro er Sw ep ROV 3 uarcia Foldenstein, Evelyn K11HUO3 en, I d1S Fok en, ndwin Jaen isch, Vernon Jurrens, Ger ld lmmerwann ROW U Yernell Hoopheem, Hetty Harms, Dorothy I che, mick Lyman, Leonard Bohlsen, James Wavner During the past year the lvh School Vocal usic Department has a bein be n successPdl 1U brlnflnv wood vocal mueir to our com,unity nd r th flne leader nlp of Wien ro Tessendorf, the vocal music proeram in our school has lven Oy ortJnitJ to students 1 te e +ed in sidrinv the H nce to wo k cooper +1 l w tn fellow students, as well as d felop tnei muslcal t lent SGJGWB1 roups ave edde to the derertwent, lViHg more or po tunity to sine i emelle rolps me addition of two elreth Urade o ys, trlo and a dodble ext t mexe use of H tal nt 1n th e era e lso forme is e freshran se tet and trio, a sopromore sextet, and mixed quartet U V W . 6 . . nOn l- , .. f Y . 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CHORUS Jon ld eder, Lucille y , Inn schgeldanl, Llnda Doelof , lnita Kron, Jo otdo Dye Rob Joldenstein, I l n scnwltters, Lols Swanson, Shirley Harms, Karen 'ock, l ace nur e , Eunice Dultsman, Mr Tessendorf Tom TMQID, Lowell Vllver, lodd Johnson, Narion Qwart, Carol Caspers, Varen el on David Neyer, Rove eins, ony Tnein, LaDorna Cl dents, HQ ion Knipp, molyn GPuSS1HV n irst appearance of these roups was the annual hristmas con ert is was a very impresslve perfornance with fine back ground and effective Christmas numoe s rendered doth la e a.d snall 5rou particio ted in the District 'usic est- 1 l at Dawson, Loril 21 The cno uses made fine a ,ea ance and we e a cr it to toe sc ool nd co wlnity Also used for tte First time were re new stoles rcrasec this ear, as we e the new owrs for the boys Toe sprln, vocal concert a ain offered the con.1nity an opcortlnity tea rese Line groups his concert was meld in May bepore a l r e 1 ci tive a dierce - K ,, Y .. 5 . . , X , 2- .3 V L8 ef' . . .. 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Sharon Woltjer, Steven Heins, Tom Schoenborn, Ward Johnson, Ken- neth Kray, Leonard Kluver, Donald Slater, Wayne Schwitters, Norman Ammermann, Kay Crussing, Patty Gehrke, Marlena Karsten, Diane Pe- terson, Ruth Kluver, Mr. Tessendorf. -Dennis Asche, Ardis Anderson, Sharon Aalfs, Gerald Slater, Colleen Dye, Marie Hushy, Sandra Schroeder, Harley Aalfs, Gerald Miller, Rodney Kray, Marvin Kray, Arlette Gerdes, Janice Frikke, Miss Haag -Mary Ann Danielson, Valerie Donner, Kathleen Meyer, Elaine Duits- man, Esther Duitsman, Delores Andresen, Sharon Grussing, Delores Wearda, Faye Ammermann, Carol Lynn Heins, Bob Harms, James Fokken, Larry Berghuis. 8Tl-I. GR TRIO FweAmwmmm Mary Ann Danielson Valerie Donner SOPI-IOMORI-I SIXTET Inez Fchrke LaDonna Clements Pnn Sohgeldahl Lols Van Finsburven Sandra Reiners I-'RESI-IMI-IN SEXTET Yr1ssin Skavon Fort LaVofne Neyer Barbara fange Carol Frikke Setty Feldman Nancy CONCERT ROW 1 Sb1P163 Harms, Marcia Goldensteln, Eunice Duitsman, Evelyn Flinchsfen, Lois Swanson, Pat Thein HOW 2 Donna Ammermann, Carol Caspers, Dorothe Dye Marlys Tammen, Sha on Gort, Carol Frikke, LaDonna Clements, Sandra Ammermann, Sharyn Neyer ROW 3 Eunice Plowman, Betty Harms, Janice Frikke, Kathy Meyer, Shar on Sanners, Delores Wearda, Todd Johnson, Gerald Am ermann,Ton Thein, Kermit Swanson, Gayle Clements, Jerome Sechler STANDING Mr Bgorklund, Ann Schgeldahl, Tom Thein, Jerry Miller The band has had an enjoyable and successful year in a wide rance of activities and performances mainly because of good leadershlp under their new director, Rover Bjorklund The activities of a hioh school band are for the most part divided into fo ur Groups The concert band, marching band, pep b nd and special ensembles The same students serve as performers in these separate div isions The concert band this year performed at the dedlcatlon servic e for the new building and gave two concerts One on December 1 and a sp ring cone rt A e on pril 13 They were well attended and everyone enjoyed them im ensely The concert band also took part in a pop concert during the latter part of May. BAND - L I 1 , 5 I r if , i 4 3 1 . v.s I' Us y il M Joyce Boike, John Fisher, Beverly Prindle, Tarbera Lange, Diane Secklen Rover flelns. Jsrd Johnson, John Koenen, Karen Nelson, Karen Yock, Valerie Jonnen Iictvol 'er Huis, harley Barney, Dick Lyman, Clerice Gunter. Uhester Toiie, Lois hmmerwenn, Ruth Kluver, Linda Spieker, Llaine Quits- fan, Lsther Juitsnan, Bob farms, Steven Heins, 'ene Nieberdink, Lowell Kluvor, Stanley Yajemoyer. James Hefner, flarior. Knipp, .Dorothy Asche, Del-Jayne Smith. YCT PZCTTRLD-Sandra Reiners, Pat Roskens, Delroy Hayunge The menching heni foes most of its perforninj in the summer and e'Ply fall. They have marched for the jest several years at beth the Teffe Test in Jillner and the Fiesta in Monte, as well as Lerion pa- rades and otter festivals held in various coinunities. ihe heni glen: tr Once afein attend the linneepolis Aquatennial, as well as march in LPe lccal Kemorial Day paraies ani Soybean Festivals. Providinj music for all the home football and hesYothell genes es well as pep fests is the pep h nd. Their n sic is lijht and ' 'yy, incluiing popular tunes, marches and novelty nunbers. Another ingcrtant pert of bend activity is the enseihles which gerform at PTA ani other club meetings or as special :usic at concerts. He will certainly ell eiree that the Clara Zity hifi aids inch to ite school ani t'e ronnunity we live in and those who are in th? or ifige- tion can he proud to cell themselves Members. CORNET mo Ge E EX5WE O3UKiFf1if0iT John Koenen Stanley Haffameyer' Todd Johnson Tony Thein ii V gif , I Q-8 U ' ' a-Bu W f it 35' 3, 45 359.1 1, ' 4 z ,S mn wi? if? uf 'fr 12 9 I4 fi f us. wi 4, 9 , 'Qs' r' 'V i , ki , 1 4- A .- 1.3.-4 ef 5' lj , , A . 'Q l HE r r 'K 12 nt ,J 9, P Neff -ith-.u :X x mi- ML.,-jj 1 I - ,L 1? A 1 M ff Aflifsf 7 A f' :532 f Yfqfeii 1. ,Q.- fy qw, ff ,K X.: r. . 5, uf - . ' '72 QL' Y . fi, . 'J' Y ' Fir- P' '- '1 Q! 75. .QW nw .1 m 1: . f, Q-,f 7, 4 FOOTBALL Row 1-Jerome Schuman, Harlan Dragt, David Meyer, Pete Thein, Bob Balster Rod Wieberdink, Ronnie Dragt. ROW 2-Mr. Granger, Harlan Johnson, Lowell Kluver, Jerome Sechler, Harm Rand, Ronald Prekker, Tom Thein, George Thein, John Jaenisch, Mr, Austinson. ROW 3-Ward Johnson, Larry Berghuis, John Koenen, James Jaenisch, Kermit Swanson, Harley Barney, Roger Heins, Duane Schoen, Edwin Jaenisch. The Clara City Blackhawks started the 1955 football season with 25 boys reporting. The team started out the season well by defeating the Hilan,Vikings by a score of 33-13. Bob Balster was the big gun in this game with his running and passing. In the second game of the year, the Hawks were again victorious when they literally shellacked the Maynard Eagles with a H3-7 score. The team kept on its winning ways when they defeated the Belview Bluejays by a score of 12-ll. The Blackhawks were dealt a severe blow in this game when George Thein suffered a broken collar bone and Bob Balster a torn cartilage. Despite these injuries -9 the team defeated Murdock by a score of 37-6. The Blackhawks then suffered their first loss to Kerhkoven by a sc- ore of 22-O. The team played one of its most gallant games of the sea- son in spite of losing to Raymond by a score of 19-O. The Hawks lost their final game of the season to a very sharp Holloway team by a score of 30-O. Seven seniors ended their football careers in this game. Name- ly, Jerome Schuman, Eddie Jaenisch, Pete Thein, Co-Captains Bob Balster and Rod Wieberdink, Harlan Dragt, and Ronnie Dragt. Bob and Rod received All-Conference honors for the second year ln a row. Pete Thein and Jerome Schuman received honorable mention on the All-Conference team, I e mam' , , . .. . 'ff' 1 -. 112 f: Q 1' L' am..-,,. y, , .,. 51531 A3 iw g7 'g:?w'1.f?Q?g x-1 :Avg Q 11-1' , - - ,. af V ' Q, bt-4 is 5111454 if 213-,2:fE?s??g.,g2j, FZEXMY Xi ' ' g2 , j'2.fie1:5 YffQ QV ,- T 5 '- -'F ' f-':,f.1,,'. - vw -, .N 'V' . Jiffy, . ,SQQQN 'yan 525, .1 .-FH' - Q , y 1 4 V- - X0 , . -' ., -Lg ,ff - , ' :'f51,.1, f -H' :fn gn. Jgf,4.1w.gf::, 4 .L 5351. 5 lg if 5, f V' 'iMZr f 27 '51, :QQQ5 ' Mc, t, Q,:i,.,i ,J BASKETBALL Mr. Austinson, Harley Barney, Roger Heins, Ronald Prekker, Gerald Ammer- mann, Pete Thein, Rod Wieberdink, Ronnie Dragt, Bob Balster, Todd John- son, Vernon Jurgens, Dennis Priebe, Gayle Clements, Ward Johnson. The Blackhawks compiled a season's record of ll wins and 8 losses. The Hawks dropped their opening game to a tall Willmar team but then won six in a row. In the remaining twelve games, the Hawks won 5 and lost 7. Clara City was rated the fifth best team in the district and play- ed the first rated team, Montevideo, in the first round of the District ll tournament. Monte eliminated the Hawks from the Tournaments ho-36, This was the last game for six Seniors-Captain Rodney wieberdink, Bob Balster, Jerry Ammermann, Pete Thein, Todd Johnson, and Ronald Dragt. Three boys were selected to the All-Conference team, namely, Wieberdink, Ammermann, and Thein. Wieberdink has received this honor for the past three years. Ammermann and Thein were selected for the first time. Johnson and Dragt were made honorable mention on the All-Conference tems Balster would undoubtedly have made the All-Conference team except for the operation on his knee midway in the season. The Seniors are to be given credit for the time and effort they have given to Basketball, Clara City will have two lettermen, Prekker and Barney, returning next year to form the nucleus of what is hoped will be another good team, We They Wi1lmar..... ...39 56 MurdOCk........ ....6M 35 Hanley Falls.,. ,,,,72 52 OCQII UIODUO nocnrfl Sacred Heart... ...YE hh Belview.. ..... .... 66 S7 Maynard... .... .... 70 M8 Bird Island... ....38 H5 Hilanoo ooooa oooeu M7 Wood Lake... ...H6 M8 Belview... aos5O S9 Raymond... ...HS N6 rfilanoooec 90073 Raymond .... ...E3 MA Kerkhoven... ...MQ S9 Maynard .... ...6O L3 Danube.... ............ .59 ML Dawson. ......... ........E7 75 District MontevideoqqssaoooasacvO36 U6 Kilqvhlu-H Q. f,. - 9 bl, 4 'A -l-. ...rsqg Aiwuuuq -45 , 'ffl' . X . ala. .f -L -- ., f :ll ll aiz, sllllo- lllllla lllllll llllll llllll llllll , h lllll! ' ' f jlllll ,M llll if M9- it All XXX ,.,, Xfix 1 Xxili :annum - annual I lllllllllllag: lllllllllll llllllllllllll llllllllllllll nanlnllllnalll nnaunnnlnlnnll llllllllllllll llllllllllllll eannnnuannulnn U: if at H. P6 2 . ,yn 'fml' if 53 3 F 5 Q 1 JW' Q l Q44 1 J 5 ht I , f ff ff af f- uf. Q 7 , Vi 4 , 5, ' ,. . 3 . K' ,,, A Qi , A 4 t i gl J W,-Y A 3 Y bk 4 , i f Q 4, W 5 . 1 NM is U: vt' WZ, 4 . K' ,, i Q, vt maj I, wa I , Q 2. Q fi? ' 4 BASEBALL 1 ! ROW 1-Ward Johnson, Edwin Jaenisch, Rod Wieberdink, Rob Bolster, Jerome Schuman, Pete Thein, Todd Johnson. ROW 2-Harley Barney, Dennis Priebe, Vernon Jurgens, Roger Heins, Duane Schoen, David Meyer, Jerome Sechler, Mr. Dalen. 1955 Baseball Season OVERALL RECORD-Won-S Lost-8 CONFERENCE RECGRD-Won-M Lost-3 HIGHLIGHT-Defeating Clarkfield 3-O in tournament on Pete Theins two-hitting pitching LEADING HITTER-Daryl Schoen .uoo GRADUATING LETTERMEN:Dary1 Schoen, Ron Stager John Hirman Russell Plowman, Roger Grussing, Cla- rence Klenke, Kenneth Gerdeg. Bob balster, Rod Wieberdink, Todd Johnson, Pete Thein, Vernon Jurgens, Denny Priebe. RETURNING LETTERMEN- Jai I-IGIVIEC OMING QUEEN Linda Roelofs ATTENDANTS Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman Lois Swanson Carol Caspers Ann Schjeldahl Barbara Lange The third annual Homecoming got off to a rous ing start with a pep fest and bonfire on the school grounds the night preceding the game followed by a number of well planned floats, depict- ing the defeat of our Homecoming foe Kerkhoven The floats were sponsored by the various classrooms and prizes were awarded Following the game a Homecoming dance was held in the town hall Music was furnished by the Ted Wagner orchestra and was sponsored by the re creation committee Everyone agreed it was an en joyable and fitting climax to our event, The Homecoming parade was led by the band, is XL, 4 21 5 3- fr. Y - .vw 9 .15 A 9 . Q 3: I JW ii?-. - ,. Nu. 5 Q- , ' lb. 5 2 1 1 H' f sw . cf' i zine !! 5 X, nw 5 J fa gi ,D Q in A if Fm 4 t gg' 1. u ii Q , 5, 1 ,,.'-5' Mgsg, 3 , ,,.,..--ff Wj ,laws -be-1. . cfm,-f ,.f ,.,, . 3-rx j' - ik P A I 1 ..-- A1 .f A ,ff fA xg' , I. 1 I Iarlys Tammen CHEERLEADERS Carol Caspers Lois Swanson Diana Sechler LaDonna Clements Barbara Lange Inez Gehrke PAPER STAFF Q 5 i ROW l-Evelyn Klinghagen, Tony Thein, Lois Swanson, Pete Thein, Bob Bal- ster. ROW 2-Roger Sweep, Clarice Gunter, Shirley Harms, Eloise Kray, Bernell Hoogheem. ROW 3-Linda Roelofs, Mr. Duffy. LIBRARY STAFF 35 SEATED-Marlena Karsten, Linda Spieker, Lois Ammermann, Sidney Sell, Mrs. Duffy, Patty Gehrke, Corrine Ammermann, Sharon Grussing STANDING -Thomas Schoenborn, Steven Taatjes, Sharyn Meyer, Lillian Kl- l1V81 . Jlww' 1 ,., .X ,mg . 3 2 W 3:46143 igj Qlvwg, 'twain I A IW' if Wigs .f . ,Q . , f - Rig . ? -Q ' U gl X A ,, 5 b ,I ' if Ql j.g+e 2 1' i . V lgif ,f M - ff. if wr' , 4, if ' J ., ,uv 19 'B' ' H ? is? , ' m' gg ,mf ig 'ff Q ff W In 7-'rv E f f f 1. 5 i 4' ,gy my W 'W 2, f rf. WSE 4' iw! 9 'fi M 'vi' , '95 ' X . , Q W -39? -Q' P Qlv f is DECLAM. 1 MANUSCRIPT READING EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING DRAMATICS HUMOROUS Karen Nelson Larry Johnson Shirley Harms Barbara Bush ORATORY David Meyer ONE -ACT HTHE MAN IN THE BOWLER HA Cast John ------------------ -------- Mary--- PLAY TH -Gene Wieberdink -Eunice Duitsman Heroine Hero--- Bad Man -------------------------- Villian Man in the Bowler Hat- ----------- Stage Manager -------------------- Prompters- ------ ------ - Director ----- ----------..... .... -LaDonna Clements --Ann Schjeldahl ----Ronald Dragt ------Tony Thein -Jerry Ammermann ------Pete Thein -----Roger Sweep Anita Kron ---- Mrs. Duffy ffm Q0 wg Q5-fp A f ' Iv 'L ,A , :Ami .f , 1-, mmm W Q If 'ie Y ff? X ff. : 1 CLARA CITY Clara City Farmers Co-op. Elevator Association Farmers' C0 op For The Best PHONE 16 CLARA CITY MINNESOTA FARMERS CO OP CREAMERY CHIPPEWA COUNTY S LARGEST CO OPERATIVE CREAMERY g t f56 I' Q I I ' Mmm ' Geo. Clements, Manager - - - C1 City, Minn. Our Re ards to h S ' C1 ock an Me er General Merchandlse Store AND Vanety Supply Company Phone 18 Clara C1ty Mmnesota, Best Wlshes to the Class of 1956 Ammermann Truck Lanes The L1ne That Servme Bu11t LIVESTOCK FREIGHT and MISCELLANEOUS I-IAULING LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE FOR PROWIIT RELIABLF SERY ICE PHONE Off R I 317 J 1m Ammermann, Prop I I f -A. VX I valuff C ipvlugg I confgsnuuv E' gf iff i . . ' 7 a I H ' ' ' H 7 , I 1 .I 7 i . , . . . 0 . - . -., . o n BUV ZAISVP S GRADE A Mrlk Clara Cnty Co op Creamery l Clara Crly Supply Company BUILDING MATERIALS AND SUPPLY Adolph Martms Mgr Texaco Super Servrce South Srde Texaco Texaul IN 'HI 18 SFLTFS ra. Clty Mmnesota Wearda Implement C 0 Sales Servme ' if 97 l I .L .a.: In l O sazwi- by I 1 Juli, A l I. Pfk' Chg 1 Q fs Z2llSt1l'qS fi1'z11l1' Nllli . , . . . p 1 12 r l4l l'l1E?1T l'iill'Il 111111 111 Tlu- l11ge,l1f-st 111 p 'mm 0 luv slim: Cla' Q1 , ' ' J l l I Ph - 1 7 7 1' 11.-X1 111,111-1 1.1 1111- lllilSS uf l95li Clara City - Minnesota Clara City Lumber Company For The Best In Building Material! A G GULLICKSON M g Lutz Motors, Inc Ford Sales and Service cm c ty Ph 216 , ana, er 4 CLARA CITY MI I . O I NEVV AND USED-CARS AND TRUCKS WAGNER S BLAWSMITH MACHINE SERVICE HADDWARE STEEL AND FARM SUPPLIES Phone 337 C11' Clty Mmnesota Th1S IS no Bull' W x X Q 'QNX ffl R4 Louters Bros , Inc WE ELL THE Bhsf AND E PY CF T II' BEST INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER 1 1990 Sfwqwwd F d 6 Clothmg, Shoes and Dry Goods EAT AT THE TAVERN HAPRY KLUVER Owner I N JAA ' I - II l3l ' S 'Q' .Ln , A A . . .-', 5 I .' Hvst Wishvs to Ihr- 1 lass of 19515 N 1 . . 5 ,. , - , 3-3 , . g Host XX whos To Tl v Vluss of s Q I O '..'A,,.,Ae0O. gx. ,- We. 1 .gf '-s, .Q jj. N... The rien W Sm' ,, V u.0'O'0 vssoovvqQo's 'x'. w - W .1 'w', ' , A X5 Q7 . 1 - 1iNx N 'v'.'. S F 1 - X1-... 1' S,-'S N .-fff R ' ,f J I I I Q' V ' mf . .. If s 11 Clara Clty State Bank fl XRS CIT! WIINNE OT-1 Best W1Sh8S to Class of 1956 Sm1th s Falrway Foods L AY TON WITH W Clara C1ty Mmnesota Standaxd Service Slahon WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR August Donner Owner Donner s Iewelry CONGRATULATIONS ' 1956 SENIORS Clara, C1ty Mmnesota 'Une QP!-L-+1 Bzmk in 1'l1i1+pe-wal ' VH HTF' I N l 1 N R 1 A V - -- . , , A . , , w W 1 3 E N IL. b -f tl Federal Deposit Ins 'ance W Corporation , I ' 7 I N . 1 - 1 W W Q' , ' .' , Prop. j A , .. Farm and Home Lumber Co HOME OWNED Ernie We chsman Manager Tl' I 1' I NONE C1ara Clty Mmnesota SHA BM I an .maui Clal a C1ty Mmnesota OP THE FINEST IN ENTEPTAINNIENT Two Shows Each Evevung F it T las Nl -XTINEL FY LR! SLND-Y! Citizens State Bank IXRX L 1 t5 0ndBank NU Xl I PELIATL XO -X INQ BLSINESS f IDIC CLARA CITV CLEANERS PHON E 339 A hundred C1ea111I10'S w111 take le s strength away from your woolen flbers than the sharp cutt g edff s of l111110t1C9d dlrt CLEAN CLOTHES LAST LONGER n I . A or v ,A , Try F3 Y-'mrs of 'ommuni y Cervic 4' ' ily, Home w 0 ' . 1 L , . .N'.'1'1'L , ' ' UR B, ISK .W 'A' J ij' Q 26 Nix h- n 4' ' . ' ' Host of 1,111-li. QWIQISS uf '56 r w IQ A L Il E i fl A 1 Av L 4 -'A Av . I O S .. A l - in oe ' ' .xr-vu uesm N' Best Wishes To The Class of 1956 I Heins Radio 8: Appliance CLARA crm PEFRIC ER XTION R -KDIO OL N D SYSTEHS ELEX ISION REK OPDS SX1lwxXIlll'5l-RNUI There s no question about lt Tlus ls The Place To Eat -' WX fje ff-,offfffffx Q39 X ficga Harold' s Cale Greetings, Graduates! .lake's E ectrical Service 'I FC' RICKL SUPPI IES L Us S1 C1313 C1ty Clem C lty Herald CONGRATULATIONS' The Class of 1906 EIIONE 8 CL-XPA CITY M'INN Tlussen Elevator Company Ctg 'NI 'HI IOHNQON WAYNE JOHNSON lolmson Hatchery B by Chlcks Supplxes and Feed PHONE 99 Cl rv. Cxty Mmnesota Clara Clty Mmne oto ,. T ,A ,, J , - , l l N Jake . -u I - ' ' ' I - Q , I -N W 0 W l L , J 'AT l' L 1 I -. , i 1 IT! 'lo ,,f'1'11!'Yw 11 Txjyy , - 'Y - A A 4. , n A , A - 5 f u A A ' , l l I I 1 F l - Seed - Grain - F 'l' 1 l 1 K Ph , 46 Clara ' ' inn. ,vi A f if? X - 9 ,,,,,, W , ,., ,,,,,,,, , ii' cf' 'f ' ' N 4-4, Rn T V. .. X - ' .' . Y-4. Q ' m,f '--vm . .. I - 1 ' iff JM' 'ff 31221 O l A' I , . Uni' .'.l. k sc 'l'-l'l Z' 'll 1 l KK Q wjjnuhl vfI.fuQvw X V, .Y. IN: -, l l 'X Q-v I . -,.1- N fwfr' is V T NM. - ' 1 F, ' ' Q in C' 9 1 Ei C , , , S L- Clara City Bakery MEN U ETTE CAFE 1Xh IHXC 1 X IE E HOVIE COOI ED FOODS X1 I Xx IN TOXXN IOIIN RIDIER P I J DeC1r0te it xAEe5QN S Motor Company Meats ELII Pete DeGrote Owner OWN' S 0 3 '5 Dr Edward c Lmden DILYIISP BARBER SHOP Clara, C1ty Mmnesota Phone 250 SAVE ' 'U MUNEY T ME LABGR CLARA CIT! MINNESOTA 1 ' I - I P 3 . I'iIH'l'IIIJ.-XY '. 'ICS L wr-in x K1-is 1 W v 1 Y M r 3 WJ. W 'rg . ' LX- X 'AIIHX V , - .' . , rom. 1 Pho JG Us-sr NVisl1e-Q to The Vlzlss uf 195V N' 11- x xx N ' N a A '1 d H+-sf 'Wisllvs In the Vlzlss nf 1956 GI'0CGI'i6S i , C. J. Larson ---- - f 1T4mg1'z1f11lz11ei1n1s to the Ulass f '56 I I O w ' x wr 7 A A I O O O He-Qt Wishes In the Vlzxw fu' 137' ' R BRIX DRUG BUD PREKKER SERVICE CUSTOM AMMUNITION PHOYE 55L Clara Clty MIHHBSOER, ONE OF THE 1000 Be t W1Sh6S to the Class of 1956 Glad Lu Glft 1 ul hes To fhe cuss of 1996 Shop Clara C1ty Mmnesota Clara C1ty, Mlnnesota WINTER MOTORS INCORPORATED W1ll1e s Chevrolet Place BUICK I Phone LO 4 3528 l ' Gramte Falls, Minnesota 4'f-xlilmxllantiflls to the Clzlsg' nf '56 I - 5 2 H W l . . E ' a 1 r s ' R P i . ! 0 ,, C - - lies s .' L ' l N U v l O I , W C WILLMAR Home Ie Where I he ,h May We bezuhfu MW mill! S Heart Is DNXSRKNG LUNDMAN S JEWELRY Wlllmar M1nn Phone BE 5 3535 Sheet Metal Fabncatmon Heatmg and Ventllatlon 1 5, lf ll Central Sheet Metal, Inc 19i!'97..lCCZf were 4 W t PHONE BE 5 09 W111mar M1HD6S0ta WUI-UMR WUNNESOTA N . me m ' 9 - ' mv:-:-g. .grgzgzggf 3::::::: . - :::::A:-.-g- g3::2:I:1:2:-:2g:,.-q:g,g '-'r 1 1 - ' - et ' 'fr ,,,. -f f.-zf fi .55 2 .v 11:35. ' . I 0 2 Yes Benson A' . ' - , 00 . . -. , . . , . . . We welcome th1s opportumty to thank the folks of the Clara Clty newhborhood for then' flne support ever slnce we opened 20 years ago We wull try to merlt your contmued V1S1tS 1n the future Irv Hanson .S Vlfrllmar Nursery W111mar Mlnnesota Grade A Q'-1-'Y CW MILK ICE CREAM FIRST 1n good taste Central Dany Products Co. Phone BE 5 3313 Wlllmar Mlnnesota 'o 7 Q y O H H . 0 O I O I I - v 'LW Amundson Chevrolet, Inc Phone BE1mont 5 0654 W111ma.r Mmnesota Oh h h' Those 56 Oldsmoblles Swenson Motor Company NEW AND USED CARS Phone BE1mont 5 3434 L1tchf1e1d Ave W. W1l1mar, Mmnesota Red Swenson I I ,:.h.:n ,:,:,.,. I ff 5 A T .1 . , I RAWNY IOHNSDN CHET S U CLOTHING T? 1 Q'll'111tT at Popular PTICBS X 'ILLWI 'KR 'IIINNESOT 1 Ray Peterson sHoE sToRE 17 t 21 T ed W llc Y tal ts 5 P hcl 51 Dave s Pantr NOD X I UI N I' XIX mc I I NLHILN YY llm DRINK Coca Cola In Bottles W1l1mar Mmnesota Rerl 8: Wlute Store I1 x p 1 Evenmgs t111 9 P M Il Wallmaz Frm! Market FT, LL LTNE OI' GROCERIES 012 4th Street West The Wxllmar Greenhouse n X A tho 3 h Lltm IIT Qld Xe , 9 Belly Lou Dress Shop, Inc I 1111 tGo W ng,I tth Btt5Lo 1 4 I mth BL I , L , XII-:rl :xml Y uug Nlvnk I ' fill I AQIIXVZIQ' T1 yea- 4 ' I I ' 77 . . G ex . . .Stl Sf. and Benson AV0. 5 A, A. , A jj , Willmar, Min esota I Y I I 1 1' ' an rally on our re uta ion sm, 't. , If our xv Il I vn brands. I Poll-P rr t' Rzmd T , Trim r 'e 0 'i it' U. rubber W Daniel G . S1-lbj' 'i -ic-rin g .'t rs. F. Goodrich I f-I - 5th St. W. Willmar, Minn. XVillmar, Minnesota , 1 - SI l I I I c. I -1, 4 II Y ILT' L AT I Flu:-H '-Py- e I lll rized Fl 'rt I 3 I I T I graph Dvlivvr ' S op ' T 1 W 1 V I -1:5 14. ' f 'ie 'i ar, Mirmcsota I ,nil BF r--. I I l I I I,z fllvs. A111 z 'fl I Y Can' 'ro f f You Shop I a e e ' u I Hilmar, Minm-sofa ' , ' I gn 'J Y sr. ' 5-2114s tu Ewa on Q lop Sports Wear L1n0fer1e And Acce sones ntl NT N Korthuls Jewelry XATC HES DI XNIONDS VVD JEYVELRY VX ATEH REPAIRIWG 'IJ Th ld S reet XX est Phone BE 5 Wlllmar, Mlnnesota VAS 207 West 4th Street XXILI WARS NEW ENT JEYVELR1 STORE e alzu Kat I u x pa I, ell t xepu n Vllflg but a bIOk9l'1 al 'mi ell sell a chamond to rx to ICPZII th'1t VAN' WANTS TO SEE YOU llenrx Xande Steeg, Prop llY8Z R6 Eleclnc Company W1T1Hg Is Our Speclalty Wlllmar Mmnesota. PHONIE BE 5 3883 akeland Hate Coffee Shop and Dmmg Room I 1 II lllfilll t PHONE BE 43414 Wlllmar NIIIIII Mlldred S Glft Shop Inute x u to con e n and brou e around 1 II I N IOL XII UH Isl 414 H Lltchfuld -he W111mar, Mlnnesota Congratulatlons To The Class of 1956 Muszc and Cameras R D SMITH, Inc Montev1deo Wlllmar 1 A I I ' L ' 0 Sp ci i 'xg in X ' at :md Jo 'e-Irt' Re irin' . XY' ry to ' ai' a ytl' ' S ha- 't r c W' ,' ' tv' .224 W. -' I .' . XViIl:11z11'. -IIIIIL I 5 ' . ,, , O X , W, , ,Hn 1 l 'I' +3 I le -' -'- - I 66 . 'I 77 I 516 XV. Benson Ave. 1 . , 1 f If I ' z -3553 - , I . ' 2 I I - I I I Q I I , . . . , 4 iIff'l'IIIg' Tu lPI'IV21Tf' 1 IIITIPS and at - S. 3 . - ,. . I - : - ,. . I 0 , I ' l I z s Q0 - 1 i 's . 1 I 1' I, .I SMIHOXS. For The Best In Photographs G E McCreary STUDIO Phone BE 5 1313 W111mar Mmnesota, R E Torgerson and Company QKNY I'xr llx1XC 111111111 I' Argo Wlmngapolxs 1: VS xllmar Nluntu uleo Smux Pal s 1111 t 111 t Lfugcst NL1Lf111111 LOXXiNtP11CLx YVILLWI AR NION TEX IDEO 0LSON'S STUDIO Convfratulations to the Class of 1956 211 West 3rd St Vhllmar Nimnesota Buttrey s Store 11 he for xoung., 1 omen of all ages Dresses Coats Sportswear L1nger1e M1ll1nery W ILLNIAR 'NIIN N ESOTA Knese nano Co Ix111111111 11111 11 1ll1l1ZQ1 PIEIIIOS H 111111101111 012331115 LSED PIANOS PHOINE BE 5 3030 Yaedan S Sales and SGPVICB Telex 11,1011 Apphames Seumg Nlachmes PHONE BE 1 1101 XVILLNI-AR 11 11 HF 5 I l - I HY BF , 1' ' 1' c'1 : 3 5 1 v .1 I , I V A V 1 AYX.v 1 I l 0 I Y' iz z. ' 1 ' ' ' . 111111 ' If '1 '1 1' 13-H 1 1 'fi -' 1 for M1-11 111111 Iiovs B1-IWQQ11 ' 1 v ' - 1 1 1 309 Litchfield Ave. Willmar, Minnesota ,, A , , 1 1 Cl-s Qzliy--1 -p ' Howard s Shoe BEST WISHES' B 4b W ll Paffrath and Son Q 'QUT F-ffiwj Q10 J Wlllmar EE!-J J Mmnesota DIAMOND SPECI AL CARLSON BROS W111m 1' Typewnter Shop THE RAU STORE Fhuftx Cut Rate Drug Store I C I TIONS PRONIPT SERVICE Phone 636 Wlllmar D SSTSHES A LONGR-XTLLATIONS Bank of Wlllmar 1 100D BANK IN A GOOD CONDILNITY VXI LVI 'KR MINNESOTA Parson s Weldmg Supply HI WAY FURNITURE WOOLWORTH S ULIVER Prmsburg, Mlnn SUPER DIESELS Op 1-an g C f A M c Dulnlnck BIUS A 517 me HA ROAD CONTRACTORS 'W L up A V W- J. Q1 IQTYMI1 otwf of DJ KVAM IMPLEMENT C0 Wlllmar, M1nn. Prmsburg, Mmnesota , 3 V , I I 1 4 Pvters Shoes for Entire Family 1 , I :If IR I' .' -- A hunrr E 5- '55 'i mar, Minn. ' ' G01 Q .T ' ' .v - 7 -Y: pf f j.'-if I ,1-asgrf ,'::7fQHi' My J ik. ,,'ff,x'kQ,I .-' ' .1 6 E' 1 ' Jfif. ',j:,rf21 ' 4 v iv' f'rr': f'E3E1'fQrC'f : ' 'E E' ' ' ff- V - 5' x 5 I L? , . A A M, ,-,,,,,,vY , , . , 1 - . ',rx,fX1 .lN V . -. 'L1f,1.' In N v is 11+ To 1111- 1 lzlss nt 194111 K Y W Us Emmy E HK lk wk 2? if at - . 3 , - 4' if HK if if lk 5 9 A - - E 0 l l Cut e 'n os s s . u h - g . S 7 0 X , ' ai .N 1 0 .uf , Q 'f' - Q- , hu., ,K 'Swh ff ,,,,,,,1,-,B ws...-.Q - ' ax- 5- , '..E , Th K 41. ---Q 1 ..,.n.. .-'vw - .. . f , Wi,-. A - RB' ' o I ' I N, 1 I . - - ' . 'P' -A of . f J - - ' R its s cs to 1 , 'lass 19-1 S 1 Prrnsburg Soddrng Company SODDING SFEDING Nil Li HIN G Pr nsburg Mmnesota TELE 1 F2 '1 1110 101110 fllw of 31 Prrnsburg State Bank C mmu ts Ou red a l C utr ll d I A c latng Deg nlabl Prmsburg Mrnnesota mbe f F D I Meyer s Blacksmrth UP -lutomat c Roller W ld ng Idl Ral Best W1Sh6S To The Class of 1956 Phone 21 Prmsburg, Mmn Servrce 011 Company CI-IAMPLIN PRODUCT For Prompt Servrce on Farm De11ver1es Motor Orls Pl11111L 1 71111 111 111 111111118011 1 l , .1 , . , , , - ' 1 lwft 15 N , 19-1' I 0 ni J '1 nc 0 0 e Sauna- commoc i - me 1 e Q . 1 . , V 9 Bertue Van lleuveln - Marvin Bonnoma- 1 : 2 2 I Me r 0 . . .C. , l l l Sh 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . i 'e i , er and i. 1 I 1 1 B B 1 ' 1 l 1 - fd ' - ' ' , Pl S11 'gg' - if 1 Bergluus Construchon Company P nsburg Mlnnesota L'L'lw-fa H+! if fm CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 Farmer s Elevator 1 Line Chickens FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZERS Prmsburg Mmnesota Pnnsburg Lumber Supply Company Prlnsburg Mmnesota. P10116 4 1 B1 Q ml PHONE 10F7l7 Fred J Slagter Nl 11111 0 1 Van s Garage 3111111 17177 LEE TIRES Clarence Vande Steeg Prop I 111 Nl lllll o 1 I I Tl , I -l.l1 L fggu V, I Y P3 . 4, qi' 6 , I I I I . 4 X 5 l 1 l l ' - ' l 1' 3 l l . . l I u ' 1 P1'111sb111'g. - 1 1s ta ' L Y I I A 5 41m s , . . , - J .- A I MAYNARD Maynard Co operahve PAULSONS Creamery Ass n Hardware PHONE 27 a I ,,, R, wg Maynard Farmers Elevator PHONE 38 1 Mayx ard M1nneso+a Docken s The Televlslon 8: Radio MAYNARD CAFE S We w1sh to congratulate the Graduatmg Class of 1906 Maynard Mmnesota S Peterson X, Grocery 1 4 n 1 QRIEN DOCKEN 1 Maynard, Mmnesota I - 7 4 ' r r i r -PX klwmf- flvme-fl Institution 1 ! Maynar , 3 innesota i H , , ,r,, ,HH N E4 li .. I y TI ph Xb' 31 r Fwd fi1'iNfhllAif :md Mixing' i l 1 s 1 . i R. S. Hem. 3121 IRQICI' J , 1 7 ' V I I I ! 4 . ,,, 1 3 Nliliill .-Xjrjrlizillmf Hvlvuil' -401'YiCC E H Y KWIIIWWIIHW I I V Y luilx' l21!'il. 31i1111ffQ.,r'1 1 r l 1 AYM BOB S REXALL DPUGS BbR Reg Pl' Farmers State LONG-R-KTILATIONQ fl ASS OP 19 6 Raymond Mlnn ota Bank Raymond Co operatzve Creamery Buyers of Cream Poultry and Evgs Deal rs in Feeds Seeds D and Fert111zers lf lcphoue 79 I HENRY THOVIPSOV 'NI R?ymO11d Mmnesota, Ra GLUEK Gluek Grocery CARGILL an Incorporated Hardware GRAIN FEED SEED FERTILIZER Franc1s Donner Propuetor STOKER COAL G1 k GLL EK UNI Wviellvf Tu The l2lSS -II' 159345 l , ' . ,, o ose, , . .arma it s , Y . . v , I , - I , ' es 1 I I ' 9 1 9 - 9 ' - , NI ber of F. . I. C. ' ' ' V1 x x u , -1 ' J l U . r , 1 anager Q , X ymond, Minnesota , . ue , Mirmesota ' - MifUl0S0f3 MONTEY IDEO Ford s' 00? from Lageson Nelson There s a FORD 1n your future MGNTEVIDED FORDS CADILLAC PONTIAC GMC Trucks MASSEY HARRIS IMPLE NTS A W HOLLAN U S T h ppl CLEAN USE CA S MOHt6V1d80, Mmnesota T I , o I Montevideo, Minnesota, Warena Beauty Shop Co'1Uratu1'1+1o11s to the Class of 1956 WARENA PITT Owne1 Moot video, Mmoesota 'VIIQS CLARA V RONNING t I LKB Ol DISTRICT I OI I 'I' Bourne s Jewelry Keepsake Dlamonds G1 ev Stamps: t UNI INFS XX ITTN XI ER W1 l I ER ELQINS H-LNIILTON W ATCHEQ M0113 video Mnmesota MRS VALBORG WALLIEN CUI XTX SLPEPINTENDENT OI' I HII PEW A C OLNTY C HII I EX! A I 01 NT! C ongmtulatlons to our future citizens the Class NIUNTILY IDILO NIINNESOT-'K of 1956 VERDI CLAGGETT Culhgan Soft Water Servlce Register of Deeds N0 W ork to Do Chlppeu 1 Counts lust tum on the faucet and haxe xour soft water MOHt9V1d90, Mmnesota E l he Best of urxttun t al rf! WONTBAIDEO HIIHZGH S Johnson s Jewelry 0X4 Xl l I X l IL IJ The 4 I XRS OT m XRAY SHOE FITTING Plnlm mlll N ntunls VONTEWDEO JUNNESOTA ! A 3 V C J. . I 't' . ., , .' i ,' .. , , 1 A A' Q ' ' , H 1 . . . o . 1 9 , L 5. - . .. , ,- . A - - 4. A-. -. . -I - 'A' ' L' ' K A' A' A' - . , , . . - . , WH, ,, ,, 7 ,J , ,W I , , l - - l and Abstmctor N0 equipment to buy , ' ' . y . . v v , ff . t- -, A - .Y 'gr' 1 v v - 0 ' J . . ' PH.7.H. I , , .. w 1' -'iIL ' 1 DNS l'lllt' lfuotxwzxl' J J 1 x t AA x -.1 4 151'- . 7 1 4,4 AL, , 2 .,, , Q ' ,- . x , BE SYRE T0 VISIT The New Calmenbon s FOR MEN AND BOYS FIRST IN TYLE -KLW -X15 Men s Store In Montevldeo Trail Ways Cale X H HE GOOD FRIENDS MEET Montevrdeo Mlnnesota, Meyer Implement JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT Reparrs and Servrce PHONF NO 93 0 WI t d WI Unger Furmture Co bt Pifit 'NORRIS 'VIELROSE WON TEX IDEO SAUK CEN TRE Woolwortl1's 111 Xlfllllf Xlflro Self Servrce One Stop Shopprng Center HUP WOOLVSORTHS FIRST 66 99 W , 3 E ' , y l l ' N l ' I l I I l 1 l E or . . A . - . I A I AUTHORIZED DEALER limi Wislws To the Class of 1956 l 1 I s - ? 1 I v 1 ' S I I L . .. . T . ' . I. I Stamson S Cafe at Wishes to the Class of 1956 Anderson s Super Servrce Inc I eff' HQ ng' EQ I IIXWBINSON TIRE fvIOI11Z6V1d9O Mlnnesota Montevrdeo Mrnnesota H1 Way Super Servrce Cafe OPEN 24 HOURS Montevrdeo, Mmnesota L t 0 H5 21 Pd it REDDY KILOW ATT Northern States Power Co 1 , E ., a -' n t 5 I X I 1 I J e t ...-. If tc 1 J'-4 p IQ W if-r .. . . fff-' 472,-? . 'li I 1 t I I 'L ' ' filo Z' if, N WWJQQRW. 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