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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1959 volume:

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ROYAL SPIEDEL Wiskek, North Dakotag West- mar College in Iowag Mathg Science. RAY KORTUEM Huntley, Mlnnesotag Mankato State Teachers Collegeg Phy. Ed.g Social Studiesg Coach. SHERWOOD MELLOM Minneapolis Minnesotag Lut- her Collegeg Soc. St. ELDON HEMPHILL Fargo North Dakotag NDAC Cob egeg Mathg Science, KAARE BEBGE Blnford North Dakotag Val- ley City State Teachers Col- egeg Math. MABLENE PAULSON Grove Cltyg St. Cloud State Teachers Collegeg Commer1caL LAVONNE ANDERSON Watertown South Dakotag South Dakota State Collegeg Soc. Studlesg EVA LALIM Maynardg University of Minn- easotag Home Economics. MEBLYN MILLER Le Mars Iowag Westmar Col- lege ln Iowag Industrial Artsg Coach. LEROY FOSSUM Northfleldg St. Oalf College English. VERNON THOMPSON Karlstadg Mayville State T.C. Engllshg Speech Library. ROGER BJORKLUND Mlnneapollsg Augsburgg Mac- Phall School of Muslcg Band. KERMIT SMITH Laurel, Neb.g Wayne State Teachers Collegeg University of Minnesotag English LEMENTFIRY FICULTY PHYLLIS ANDERSON Clara Cityg Augustana Col- legeg Grade 2. ARLYS LINDGREN Baymondg St. Cloud Teachers Collegeg Grade 5. EDNA SKBUKRUD Granite Fallsg Winona Teach ers Collegeg Grade 6. BARBARA ANDERSON Clara Cityg St. Cloud Teach ers Collegeg Grade U. ETTA BOIKE Clara City: St. Cloud Teach ers Collegeg Grades 1-2. JOHN ASCHE Clara City: St. Cloud Teach ers Collegeg Grades 5-6. NETTIE PREKKER Clara Cltyg St. Cloud Teach ers Collegeg Mankato T.C.3 Grade 5. TRACY HACKETT Bavdette Bemidji State T.C Moorhead State T.C.g Grade EUNICE DONNER Clara Cltyg St. Cloud T.C.' Duluth T.C.g Grade M. VERA IAUCH I Creighton, Nebraskag Neb. State T.C.g Grade 1. 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XLS I . ,- A af' ' 'me.w,L1ae:aau, -.x,.L-.: .. xf..,mg-hf.a..if.,h4.-...,,1..a1-,11yA.:........n....s.LJEai.g..:3m.x-..n Visgwq 01095 -espn-wwf.. vvsv-vvvvv-vvvv-1'- 'v--.vv-.4-.4- E R95 ,HP 1 Z: Z 9? ZfL ? ENIORS VALEDICTORIAN HONOR SIQDENTS LOWELL KLUVER BARBARA LANGE MARY LEISEB SHARON GORT SANDRA MEYER NANCY GRUSSING JOYCE BOIKE DENISB LANNING LAVONNE STUTELBERG MONICA GROEBNER ELOISE PETERS SALUTATORIAN CAROL FRIKKE ANN WACHTLER 'Her future will be as a rose np lit success shall come wherever sie miss?Ogaswegtgiug1i?t3i3e3E:?1 goes.n not find,' Declamaticn-US District Declam' Mankato-1-2' Class Play 3 u ation-U3 Jrf Class Play-3g SPL One Act Pla?-Mg Band-3 4 Cho Class ?laY J'5 Pep Band'1'2 3' ' r-us-3-43 Glee Cluiu-3-1+ School Woodwind Quintet-bg District Paper,4. Class Officer 3 M Band'1'33 Band 1 2 3 L 7 Chorus' Homecoming Queen-L+ 1-2-3-bg Glee Club-1-2-3-43Horn ' Trio-33 Cadettes Quartette-2-33 MOTTO Sextet-1-bg Vocal Ensemble-39 Swing Band-3g School Paper-3-bg 'Our knowledge is our power woodwind Ensemble-25 Class Off- and Gvd OUT' Strength icer-3-Hg Student Council-1. COLORS Gold and White CPBESIDENTD Lowell Kluver, QTBEASUHEBD FLOWER Bob Stager, CSECRETABYJ Ann wachtler, cv1cE PRESIDENTJ wayne Harguth. White Bose 5R.CLFIS5 UFFICER5 'ii ELDON AEIKENS 'Quiet and sincere, a friend to all who know h1m.' CLIFFORD ANDRESEN 'Knows a lot but can't think of 1t.' Band-1-2-33 Chorus-1-2 . .. .. ,.1..-N., --.pa-w.. STANLEY BARNEY 'He's not what you may Baseball-2-3-bg Basketba11-1-2- jg Football-3. th1nk.' MABCELLA BECKMAN 'Qu1et, but full of fun.' Glee Club-2-3-M. ELAINE BERENDS 'Life is just a day, But oh! last n1te!' Maynard-1-23 Glee Club-33 Lib- rary Club-3-U. WALTER BLUHM 'I worry about tomorrow when tomorrow comes.' Jr. Class Play-jg Sr. Class Play-M. I v JOYCE BOIKE Happy as a larkg enjoys her- self both daytime and dark.' Declamation-3-My District De- ll clamation-3-Mg Jr. Class Play- Bg Cheerleader-2-3-bg Career Workshop-bg Band-1-2-3-bg Cho- rus-1-3-bg Glee Club-2-3gVocal Ensemble-33 Woodwind Quintet-N School Paper-MgCapt. Magazine Drive-3-bg Pep Band-1gC1ass Officer-lg Student Council-1-2 3-U3 Library Club-3. SHIRLEY BUHR 'A merry heart that laughs at care.' Glee Club-1-23 BEREND DAVIDS WThe age of Romance has not yet ceased.u Basketball-1-2-33 Football-3-by Letterman's Club-3-bg Jr. Class Play-35 Chorus-1. BETTY FELDMAN NEvery now and then has a serious moment.n Declamation-33 Chorus-1-2-3-bg Glee Club-1-2-33 Sextet-1gL1b- rary Club-lg Annual-Mg Vocal- Ensemble-3 DARRELL GEHRKE nNot too tall, not too small, he's a guy that's liked by all! Baseball-jg Jr. Class Play-33 Sr. Class Play-Mg Chorus-1gAnn- ual-U. LAVONNE GEHBKE 'Who wants to be out of this world when there is so much fun in 1t.' Jr. Class Play-3g Sr. Class Play bg Chorus-1-2-3-Mg Glee Club-1-2 JOAN GERDES 'To study or not to study, tha is the quest1on.n Chorus-3-bg Glee Club-1-2g JANICE GOLDENSTEIN WI don't think its proper to continue going out with an un- married man.n Glee Club-1-2g Mixed Chorus-2-U Class Officer-2. ROBERT GOLDERSTEIN Wlt was a good fight Maw, but I won.n Basketball-1-2g Baseball-Mg Chorus-1-2. S HA RON GORT 'She talks so incessantly she doesn't give an echo a fair chance.n Class Play-33 Band-1-2-3-bg Chorus-2-3-bg Glee Club-3: School Paper-bg Sextette-lg Vocal Ensemble-3. MONICA GROEENER Sometimes serious, sometimes gayg never intruding in anyone's way.' Raymond-1-2g Class Play-3-Mg Chorus-2-jg School Paper-3-Mg Library Club-3-U. NANCY GBUSSING 'My ways and actions depend upon my mood.n Class Play-3g Library Club-jg Chorus-1-2-3-U13 Glee Club-1-2- 3-Mg Sextet-1-U: Annual-U: School Paper-43 Vocal EDSem- ble-3. y only wish is to be alone... together.H nson 1, Class Play-33 Band-2- -bg Chorus-33 Glee Club-2g Pep IDREY HAGEHT T und-U3 Homecoming Attendant-2- ulet until he opens his mouth.N otball 3 U, Class Play-UgAnn- LOWELL KLUVER nThe world knows little of 1t's greatest men.u Basketball-1-2-3-bg Football- 1-jg Homecoming Escort-1-Mg Class Play-3-Mg One-act Play-UQ Band-1-2-3-by Chorus-1-2-3-45 Boy's Quartette-2g Swing Band- 1-2-3g Trombone Trio-2-bg Dis- trict Band-35 Annual Co-ed1tor- 3-bgM1xed Quartet-lg Octette-Mg Class Officer-3-43 Student Coun cil-U. PAUL JAENISCH 'Men may come and men may go but I'll loaf on forever.n Football-25 Letterman's Club- 2-3-M. .YNE HAHGUTH L , - - . Ll-Mg School Paper-Ug Class Of? aer-U. LOWELL HILBRANDS 'He knows football 1sn't the only place a good line is need- ed.n Baseball-3-Mg Basketball-1-2-by Football-U5 Class Play-U. LYLE HILBBANDS NDon't fence me 1n.' Baseball-3-bg Basketball-1-2-3- bg Football-U3 Letterman's Club 3-Mg Class Officer-2g Student Council-U. LOIS KOENEN 'A silent one is always more ad- mired than a noisy one.' Glee Club-3-U. BARBARA LANGE 'Busy, but never too busy.' Cheerleader-1-25 Homecoming Att lg One-act Play-bg Class Play- 3-bg Library Club-33 Band-1-2- 3-bg Chorus-1-2-3-Hg Glee Club- 1-2-3g Drum Majorette-3-bg Swing Band-3-bg Pep Band-3-bg School Paper-3-bg Cadettes Quartet-2-3 Girls Sextette-1-bg Band Ensem- ble-1-bg Class Officer-lg Club Officer bg Student Council-1-33 Betty Crocker Award-Mg Girls' State Alt. . . ,.',,'--,,,.,,,,. l DENISE LANNING 'If you knew Susy, like we know Susy......Oh!' Declamatlon-jg Class Play-33 Pianist-2-UgGlee Club-1-2-3-bg School Paper-3-bgClass Officer- 2S D.A.R. Representative-M, MARY ANN LIESER 'Mischief can be found in the most 1nnooent.' Class Play-3g Chorus-3-45 Glee Club-2g School Paper-3-U. LAVONNE MEYER 'A well liked girl who's full of fung never quits 'til work ls done.' Chorus-2-3-bg Glee Club-1-2g Sextette-15 Annual-U. SANDRA MEYER By her giggle and her grin, many friends she will w1n.' glass Play-33 Annual Co-editor ROGER OSTENDORF is real worth.H STANLEY OSTENDORF NI am for fun and never m1ss.n ELOISE PETERS nlnsists on going up escalators which are going down.n Declamation-3-Mg Class Play-33 District Declam-3-Mg Regional Declam-3g Chorus-2-3-UQ Glee Club-1-2-33 Vocal Ensemble-33 School Paper-3-Mg Library Club- 3. JEROME SECHLER HA flashy guy you'll be glad to know is our old pal Bomeo.n Baseball-3-U-25 Basketball-2- 3-bf Football-2-3-U5 Lettermans Club-3-Mg Band-1-2-3-bg Class Play-35 Chorus-2-3-bg Class ifficer-23 Student Counc1l-2-j- DEWAYNE SMITH ' uThe opportunity for mls- chelf' is found one hundred times a dayl' Baseball-lg Band-1-2-3-by Chorus-3-bg Swing Band-l- 2-3g Pep Band-1-2-3-U5 Drum Ensemble-33 Band Officer-3. JUDY SOMMERFIELD HI try to be true to them all.' Class Play-33 Glee Club-1-2-3- bg Library Club-3-U. nUnderneath all his foolishness ROBERT STAGER 'Reason is not measured by size or height, but by prin- c1ple.' Baseball-3-bg Letterman's Club-3-bg Class Play-3-Mg Class Officer-U. LAVONNE STUTELBERG uShe has a mind and speaks ltg she has a goal and seeks 1t.n Class Play-bg Library Club- 3-bg Career Workshop-U. 1, ., -3 .,v,.5.i ., g,..Y,1 .vox . f-1551 5- STEVEN THANG 'I'm not afraid of workg I can sleep along side of it all day.' Baseball-23 Basketball-lg Chorus-1, THOMAS THEIN nThere are two answers to every question, mine and the teachers.' I Baseball-3g Basketball-1-23 Football-1-23 Dramatics-bg Class Play-3-bg Band-1-2-3 bg Chorus-1-2-3-bg School Paper-bg Student Council-M W a DENNIS WESTENDORP 'His chatter beats greased l1ghtn1ng.' Class Play-3. ROGER WEEBS 'Worry l1ttle,Study less That's my idea of happiness Basketball-1g Football-3: Dramatics-bg Class Play-3-U Chorus-1-bg Library Club-3- bg Annual-U. I II Sharon G. KAREN WOLD Sweet as a mouse, yet no trap has caught her.n Willmar-lg Sacred Heart-2-33 Chorus-U. BABY PICTURES ,,a,e,, W Wayne H. Sally B. Nancy G. ig' J we .Ei 40, 4 Q3 Audrey,H Lowell H Barb L. Walter B. Janice G, Vonnie G. Lyle H. Elaine Steve T Bob G. FRUM r Sandy M. LITTLE Darrell G. Vonie M. Carol F. Jerome S. Bog W. Monica G ' 111, 115g Ann w. Shirley B. Joyce B. Elly P. Susie L. Tom T. Denny W. rr cy Mary Ann L Cliff A Lowell K. Lois K. Hog O. Lavonne S. Joanle G. Smitty S. BIG Berend D. Eldon A. Pete B. HOT ENIDR ISTIJRY We forty-five green freshman entered the doors of CCHS in 1955 to embark upon our high school career. Our ad- visor was Mr. william Duffy. We were initiated by the senior class. we lost two classmates, Geralyn Lee and Harlan Johnson, when we became sophomores, but gained one in March, Har- lan Rulter. we were advised in the 1956-57 year by Mr. Norman Hanson. In our junior year, Ann wachtler joined us as Paul Hoog heem left. Mrs. Eva Lalim was our class advisor. As seniors, we still number forty-five, having gained one student, Karen Wold, and lost one, Harlan Bulter. Our advisor is the principal, Hr. Miles. L51 a Qi' if ,Sex GI, , Q11 XX-.1-'sh .7 ,ISNQ ,fg?fl .- ,. g - f gJ Time: 1969 ir, Place: U.S., Europe, and the Orient Plot: Search for 1958-59 Seniors The search started in the hometown of many of the 58-59 seniors. CLara City was now one of M1nnesota's largest cities, so we engaged the aid of the police. Starting out right we found the Chief of Police to be none other than WAYNE HARGUTH. He enthusiastically joined our search and loaned us his three best detectives, STANLEY BARNEY, ELDON AEIKENS, and CLIFFORD ANDRESEN. we left to search Europe and the Orient, leaving Mr. Harguth to search the U.S. we promised to return in one week. Our first stop was Paris, but we found that our Stewardess was ELAINE BEHRANDS. The pilot and co-pilot were WALTER BLUHM and BEREND DAVIDS. They promised to return with us and we left to search Paris. The detectives went right to work and found that LOWELL KLUVER was owner of the best nightclub in Paris. They also discovered CAROL FRIKKE was touring Europe with DENISE LANING as her accompianlst and a small orchestra of her own in which we found DEWAYNE SMITH, JEROME SECHLER, JUDY SOMMERFEILD, TOM THEIN and ANN WACHTLER, who was Carol's personal manager. while in Paris I decided to have my hair styled. when I walked into the Rltzy Salon I found LAVCNNE GEHRKE and JOANIE GERDES working under the manage- ment of JANICE GOLDENSTEIN. They had done very well in France. I hurried back with my good news and was confronted with more good news of the detectives. They had found MARCELLA BECKMAN and SHIRLEY BUHB in an Art Gallery. They had been working in Chicago and had taken a vacation. we moved on to Rome where we heard Columbia was making a movie. We hur- ried to the set and there we found LOWELL HILBRANDS directing a comedy written by NANCY GRUSSING and SANDRA MEYER. ELOISE PETERS was the star and BETTY FELD- MAN was her special halrstyllst. LAVCNNE MEYER was the dress designer. Having been so lucky we felt pretty good and we felt much better when the detectives reported they found DARREL GEHRKE working as electrical engin- eer at the new jet base just built in a small city near Rome. At the same bas they found LYLE HILBRANDS as pilot instructor in the base school. Test pilots at the school were PAUL JAENISCH, BOB STAGER, and ROGER WEERS. we went to Tokyo next. The first thing we did was tour the new hospital there. We found DENNIS WESTENDORP, the head physician, and his right hand nurse, AUDREY HAGEBT, happy to be caring for the sick. The hospital had just been completed so the American Construction Comp- any was still in Tokyo. when we heard the name 'Thang and Ostendorf Inc.', we rushed to their hotel and sure enough. There was STEVE THANG and ROGER OSTEN- DORF with their foreman, STAN OSTENDORF. Our next stop was Nan King. On an impulse we stopped in at the great Chinese School of Philosophy. It was quite a shock when we saw KAREN WOLD, LAVONNE STUTELBURG, MARY LEISER, and BARBARA LANGE studying Chinese Philosophy This was the end of our search but we had not found four of the girls. On the way back we picked up all the seniors and headed for Clara City, U.S.AJ when we arrived ln Clara City our troubles were over. Our chief had found the four remaining girls. MONICA GROEBNEB and LOIS KOENEN had been found in New York working for a law firm. SHARON GOBT and JOYCE BOIKE were found in California doing some scientific research for their new science proj- ect. Being reunited the 58-59 seniors missed one person. Their advisor and principal, Mr. Miles. Then our detectives and Mr. Miles drove up in a taxi driven by ROBERT GOLDENSTEIN. Everyone cheered and went to visit our beloved Clara City High School! HIST Wlll HND TESTRMENT ELDON AEIKENS wills his quiet personality to LOREN WEERS. CLIFFORD ANDRESEN wills his dark, curly hair to GENE UNDERLAND. STANLEY BARNEY wills his quiet disposition to DENNY HARGUTH and BEREND DAVIDS wills h1s new car to ROBERT HARMS. SHIRLEY BUHR wills her unique giggle to DELORES HOOGHEEM. WALTER BLUHM wills his crew cut to CLIFFORD LANNING. JOYCE BOIKE wills her extra-curricular activities to DELORES ANDRESEN. JOAN GERDES wills her ability to miss classes to DELORES WEARDA ELAINE BEHRANDS wills her deep, mellow voice to RUTHIE KLUVER. MARCELLA BECKMAN was going to will her friendly manner to PATTY GEHRKE but she doesn't need it. BETTY FELDMANwills her wonderful weekends to SHARON GRUSSING. CAROL FRIKKE wills her scientific knowledge to DENNY GERDES. DARRELL GEHRKE wills his height to LYLE PETERSEN. LAVONNE GEHRKE wills her ability to know everybody to LILLIAN KLUVER. JANICE GOLDENSTEIN wills her diamond to AUDREY DEGROTE. BOB GOLDENSTEIN wills his car to DENNIS ERICKSON. SHARON GORT w111g her cousins to WAYNE SCHWITTERS. MONICA GROEBNER wills her shorthand ability to ESTHER KOENEN NANCY GRUSSING bequeaths her party membership to STEVEN TAATJES AUDREY HAGERT The HILBBANDS WAYNE HARGUTH PAUL JAENISCH LOWELL KLUVER wills twins wills wills wills her brown eyes to SHARYN MEYER. will their togethernessC?J to the DUITSMAN twins. his convertible to STEVE HEINSQQ DENNIS DEGROTE his letterman's Jacket to ROGER DEBEER. his promptness to CAROL LYNN HEINS. LOIS KOENEN wills her quietness to VALERIE DONNER. BARBARA LANGE wills her horn to CAROL DOESKEN. DENISE LANNING wills her piano playing to BARRY DANNEN. MARY LIESER wills her red hair to HARLAN ASCHE 0 EVERETT BUSS. LAVONNE MEYER wills her ability to change boyfriends to LOIS AMMERMAN. SANDRA MEYER wills her ability to speak twice before she thinks to SHARON AALFS. ROGER OSTENDORF wills his ability to hide squirt guns to COBBINE AM- MERMAN. STAN OSTENDORF wills his Engineer boots to CHARLES ASCHE. ELOISE PETERS wills her poised manner to BON HAGEMEYER. JEROME SECHLER wills his athletic ability to HARLEY AALFS. DEWAYNE SMITH wills his mischievious ways to LAVONNE KLINGHAGEN a JUDY BOIKE. JUDY SOMMERFIELD wills her flirting ways to VIRGINIA SCHAFER. BOB STAGER wills his goofing off to RODNEY KRAY. LAVONNE STUTELBERG wills her ability to leave boys alone to FAYE AMMERMAN. STEVE THANG wills his ability to get along with the teachers to BARB THEIN Q KATHY MEYER. ANN WACHTLER wills her ability to express herself to CHARLES AMMERMAN A BILL THISSEN. DENNY WESTENDORF wills his blush to LARRY BERGHUIS k TOM CONDON. ROGER WEERS wills His nights in Granite Falls to PAUL WACHTLER Q NOR- MAN KLINGHAGEN. KAREN WOLD wills her giggle to MARY DANIELSON. TOM THEIN wills his bass horn to JEANETTE PETERSEN. viififsig s wl a, -y 1? ar Q g a H-. 1? Q .M Lk . ,,-- L K w ,Q-1? ' ' if 'if . kk .Q Qffgklf- 5 V ill 13, x gif' , f L -air if vw ' 'i 9 f -x A . SN' - W' . N Q ' 95 .. , 94 xg? E .X ., , . 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H' W I fx, Y . xi A ?f1fgfff:f? 1 , 3 .. .., . x V 9 gh, at Q ,Li wig ,Q F 5 QQ Q ., iaewafx ff :ny s - H A Jiffy 5 .un PM 4 k 0 QF 551 A Q zgfar 1 'Y' if f iii AJ: - '2 .V ff J M - , ,Q gg .mx M1 1 A ijf, , ,.A L,2. Q .L IP f K . I'-1 Haw gif 2, gi? , 5 . -. W .. ' we Q k:,5,,k t avg' fzjgi 12,35 W' 1 Q ' wr 2' . . Y . 2 J ,Qs Mfzf Qi 9303 5SX f-Q., x N Q2 PM CTIVITIES HU ECU I G af,-H .. ' I kg gl ,i:5' 'ef lFreshmenD Delroy Hayunga, Dorlnda Koenen, CSen1orJ Lowell Kluver, Audrey Hagert, KCo-captalnsb Jerome Sechler, Wayne Harguth, CJun1orD Ruthie Kluver, Lyle Petersen, iSophmoreJ Elaine Gehrke, Ricky Harms. QUEEN Ann Watchler, CCrovm Bearersl Patty Tischer, Paul Mueller. a E 1 R A M gi: '34 gs K Q Q S1 'dik- la 8 W MX . Wi L, , Kms A Ar -Q4 -na K K ' - N. h VE. fi' W5 ...fs V 'SJ 1 X , A1 F ,QA , J X x 2 MEN 'Wt Xw ,, L 1' A g . W f 'j 5 ' M fm, ,L ymyg 6 'z ,X ff' Wklf in if Fi V . ' -f' A f' M ., 'g f jf? ,A M I k AE ff' rw J,, 3p,N! fg ,ff ,. M, V ,ef yfr' rs- S' X 'Q X :gi W x ,. 'Q a 'Cx i X K I 2, , , . w 9 K! s ' M my .,r,'g L?f'f.' 'ev R Q- X Q2 2' QQ K , 1 Y V' 4 Q . . 'L ff ' . me K xx 3 X 38' A R X -Q R M X N Jr X , K uv- t w U . N X M- ix 6 1- ' ,,, Q. Hx Shag . Q it lf K ,ii xQ xv? -lftw . 4, W F 3 aw is A 1 4 Xi x , E' 1 X 'N n ,mi M . ,Q m ,4 ve. X in , mi -9 f W ggi? ' L -an ,- M. K Mx. PEPBHND Marie Husby, Carol Heins, Valerie Donner, Barbara Stager, Susan Gull ickson, Faye Ammerman, Delroy Hayunga, Michael Berghuis, Mary Smith, Carol Frikke, Sharyn Meyer, Barbara Lange, Janis Frikke, Pat Oveson, Delores Wearda, LaVonne Davids, Kaye Grussing, Marlys Lannlng, Mary Ann Danielson, Minnie Ammerman, Ann Wachtler, Duane Smith, Sherry Granger, Tom Thein, Stephen Henslin, Jerome Duitsman, Jean Meyer, Lo Ammerman, Tom Mueller, Chester Bolke, Mike Meyer, Bob Smith, Elaine Duitsman, Esther Duitsman. T BHND 1S BOW l-LaVonne Davids, Lila Huisinga, Betty Erickson, Jean Schoen- born, Lynn Gaebe, Betty Danielson, Mike Ammerman. 2-Patty Fritz, Joyce Hebrink, Sandra Oveson, Linda Fischer, Carla Heins, Eunice Henslin, Willard Duitsman, Susan Stutle- berg, Susan Gullickson, Barbara Stager, Dennis Ammerman, Laird Yock, Joan Gehrke, Doris Asche, Marlys Lanning, Mark Schoenborn. BOW 3-Trudy Dralger, Karen DeJong, Linda Johnson, Lorna Beherends, Alice Feldman, Kenneth Rand, Jeannie Meyer, Jerome Duitsman, Sherrie Granger, Ricky Lange, Vaughn Johnson, Sandra Wachs- man, Jimmy Miller, Steven Andresen, Carol Ammerman, Mike Fritz, Kathy Henslin, Randy Gort, David Flygare, Douglas Davids, Lenora Ammerman, Sherrie Deiken, Dwight Heins, Bob Smith. Minnie Ammerman, Donald Roskens, Nancy Coleman, David Stutle- berg, Jan McGaff, Mike Meyer, Jerome Husby, Donald Gerdes, Mr. Bjorkland. ROW BOW U- BOW 1-Barb Lange, Valarie Donner, Fay Ammerman, Dewayne Smith, Chester Boike, Ruthie Kluver, Jerome Seohler. BOW 2-Delroy Hayunga, Mary Jean Smith, Mike Berghuis, Ann watohler, Carol Frikke, Mr. Bjorklund, Jerry Miller, Bob Harms, Lowell Kluver, Steve Heins. Capgl Frlkke Barb Lange Mary Ann Danielson Joyce Boike Janis Frlkke Lowell Kluver Bob Harms Steve Heins Michael Berghuls Delroy Hayunga Fay Ammermann Valarie Donner 1 4 J sr- , i.3f'f v. ' , TELL' -' Q 55157 Vi 'J -Q A 4 ,V ew., f I 5 fr . . ww 14 1 sJf? W .,,L . ,, Ag ' 'Era BOW ROW ROW ROW -Karen Wold, Mary Leiser, Ruthie Kluver, Diane Gunter, Mary Smith, Lois Ammerman, Ann waohtler. -Mary Ann Danielson, Valerie Donner, Sharon Gort, Joyce Boike Kay Grussing, Elaine Duitsman, Esther Duitsman. Dewayne Smith, Roland Schwitters, Delores wearda, Fay Ammer- man, Carol Lynn Heins, Carol Frlkke, Eloise Peters, Larry Berghuis, Bill Thlssen, Tom Condon, Wayne Schwitters, Lowell Kluver, Thomas Thein, Robert Harms. Hnnus ROW ROW ROW ROW Sandra warrings, Ardls Andreson, Connie Salyers, Karen H11- brands, Patty Overson, Sharon Woltjer, Beverly Gunter, Marie Husby, Janice Frikke, Betty Feldman, Lavonne Meyer, Sandra Tammen, Alvina Ammerman, Arlette Gerdes, Barbara Lange, Nancy Grusslng, Kathy Meyer, Patricia Boskens Sharon Grussing, Corrine Ammerman, Steve Heins, Ron Hagemeyer, Norman Ammerman, Kenneth Kray, Rick Harms, Jerry Miller, Delroy Hayunga, Gerald Barney. GLEE ClUB BOW 1-Nancy Grussing, Sharon Woltjer, Denise Lanning, Betty B6hI'SI1dS, Lois Ammerman, Sharon Meyer, Ruthie Kluver, Mary Jean Smith, Sandra Warrings, Ardis Anderson, Mary Margo, Virginia Schaf- fer. BOW 2-Judy Sommerfield, Janis Frlkke, Valarie Donner, Ann watchler, Mary Ann Danielson, Lois Koenen, Karen Broers, Lemora Stager, Dianne Gunter, Arlette Gerdes, Beverly Gunter. ROW 3-Kathy Meyen Carol Frikke, Pat Rosklns, Carol Lynn Heins, Fay Ammerman, Sharon Grussing, Delores Wearda, Lillian Kluver, Kay Grussing, Marie Husby. DIRECTOR- Mr,BJorkland Pianist- Denise Laning Missing-Valerie Donner Valarie Donner, Fay Ammerman, Janis Frlkke, Barbara Lange, Nancy Grussing, Carol Frlkke. DETETTE Valarie Donner, Jerry Miller, Faye Ammerman, Lowell Kluver, Sharon Grusslng, Larry Berghuis, Ruthie Kluver, Mary Ann Danielson, ,EE ,iid . wr' E532 Efz is is 5 , Ngmlf 7 4lEFfg3'5R A -'vi , Q .ww-9Lg,'1y1 A T ,SA L 1 f J ei an-A Q. Q' liIff7'E X' , i ei T W . K K. M, gX..,.g, . h 5 f i Q 1 5 , 7 gi L s 5- x , Q fx 4 5 A f ' 1 ' Q . l W QW, . Am W x3'f ' an . uunmswmmfmiywmr , ,g 'fwzsffgy Z gg-K 'Ki-1 x kwli.. , , . :Z ,, 6 Q: K ,- X T M'-1,:.: -et,-11: N ff' 1 W if . 2 ,,...,z.w.,.N. ,QM . X5 ' Q 2, I ma- if? ., w.M,mk:mM Q , M ' 1 - 1 , , 4 pk' .gl I wk W A 5' E sf if 5 S3 E? TUIJENT UU Cll BOW 1- Dorinda Koenen, Kathy Meyer, Mary Danielson, Joyce Boike, Lowell Kluver, Eunice Henslin, Jerome Sechler, Lyle Peter- sen, Chester Boike, Ricky Harms, Laird Yock, Elaine Gehrke, ROW 2- Michael Ammerman, Lyle Hllbrands, Mr. Miles, Tom Theln, Karen Broers, IBRRRY LUB SEATED- Jan McGaff, Judy Somrnerfield, Roger Weers, LaVonne Stutle- berg, Joyce Hebrink. STANDING- Kar-en Gehrke, Elaine Behrands, Monica Groebner, Ronald Hagemeyer, James Thein, Dale Hagert, Mr. Thompson, Linda Gehrke, Patty Fritz. niclnn L I 3 District Winner-Carol Frikke. Carol Frikko, Joyce Bolke, Mary Marso, Eloise Peters, Arlette Gerdes. UNE HCT PLRY THE BISHOP'S CANDLESTICKS NNUHL THFF , Q1 Nr. Smith, LaVonne Meyer, Roger Wears, Betty Feldman, Sandra Meyer, Nancy Grusslng, Patty Gehrke, Lowell Kluver, Norman Kllnghagen, Darrell Gehrke, Wayne Harguth. , N. Zak? NEXT WEEK WE'VE Q11 T0 GH ORGANIZED Come Sandy, SIT STILL! Crazy man CTazy,!!,!9 we DID work! 45 Twf - lllll How Come?????? I don't know Unscr'amb1e!9!!'?'??!!!! Something alwaysgets finished! xx- x' ' a956 0' io 'Q , 959 ADV15ER MB. Smlqh That's their problem gi' i ewai Y. vs 99 Y. ff ff -ff NO.-589631975 S next? I Gf A balanced meal ! QS Shh!! Don't wake them Si ff gy, j 2 J, ff? J' J 'P' M 5 COOKS- Irene Barney, Elsie Belners. BUS DRIVERS-Herb Spicer, John Kray, Gordon Stutelberg, Carl Menking, Bud Stutelberg, LeRoy Stager, Earl Beiners, Orville Ack- erman. SCHOOL BOARD-Dr. Gaebe, Leonard Kleene, Pete Asche, Gladys Berghuig Henry Frikke. Missing-Wessel Kluver. JANITOBS-Herman Barney, Cornie DeJong, Dave Tengwall. H, : 5 . , V , v , - M.: 5 v,, a - , 1 X , ' V , .J f,,-.., A all . WV.. , . 'if 1 , , ff A G' ' 'K . ,lg 3 ,, 1 1 1' . I ,. , .nl 1 . - ,x . . , ,. ' Vx- . '-.,M.1' ' ff .. ?,. 1, ,,-f rf. 1 , il, , 4 ., smulaegmmf 15.3. L . -Am,.,a.n. ,1:., ,, --,mn ,mmf r.-..,-zaJx . ,. . ,L n v 4 X 1 ' s 4 1 , 1 1 vw . O ' UUTBFlll BOW 1- Mr, Korteum, Mr, Miller, Wayne Harguth, Bill Thissen, Jerome Sechler Jerry Miller, David Koenen, Dan Jaenisch, Larry Berghuis, ROW 2-Student Manager Leon Mueller, Lyle Hllbrands, Don Slater, Gary Grussing Bob Harms, Denny Gerdes, Steve Heins, Paul Harms, Mike Berghuls, ROW 3-Lyle Peterson, Bon Hagemeyer, Berend Davids, Mike MoGaff, Gerald Slater Blok Harms, Tom Condon, Lowell Hilbrands, Denny Harguth, 'L-F 7 lk f- 0 WNW i Nr ON n f B NC W-QS. ., Q, wig . x Sv fi X QM s N i ,Lv N 'S ' -am 5,5 I' 5 4 .Qxf E -3 .Nw-X. U- N- Q9 NB xx. .Fifa :a7Sla'z 9' Q- 'avi 3 Vx K ,Q g'.,, v QSKETBHH Jerry Barney Lowell Hilbrands, Jerome Sechler, Lowell Kluver, Bob Harms, Lyle Peterson, Coach Korteum, Gerald Slater, Mike McCaff, Ricky Harms, Donald Slater, Larry Berghuis, Lyle Hllbrands, Steve Heins. ' 'Q 'Q 'f v f V' r DEW' 3 ,2l , - ggi M ' fm 1 , A if N ff fl! MQ? j7.,,,f t ,ig V Ez.. ,gv :-L ff Y 6 4 V53 in M4 QW? g W -wk , fi? 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W A , f , 4- , Q fawn Q 4 Q 41 V 1' Eiwffs A w,x,,.XQ51in K x X ., K. Q., QMS ks I X- Slew N . .X f rf . ' X xx. A Wi ,ggi , X A S 15 , ,N X. 53 X .Q 'M ,f ,QR gif Rf ...' 5, mix, X' -mm , 19525: .K , .QQ AA 'L fiwi-xwfig ing fm CL ACITY Clara City Farmers' Ca-ap. Elevator Association Farmers' Co-op. For The Best Emil Kluver, Manager PHONE 16 CLARA CITY. MINNESOTA Cen grafulafjens TO THE CLASS OF 1959! From Yack 81 Meyer DEPARTMENT STORE For generations - since 1891 - Yock and Meyer has been serving the needs of this community with quality mer- chandise at lowest possible prices! WEARDA Implement Co. Sales - Service PHONE 177 Clara City, Minnesota, 'Best wishes to the Class of 1959 SMITH'S Superelle CLAYTON SMITH, Prop Clara City, Minnesota. We Sell Money For Future Delivery Tischer Insurance Co. GambIe's Store FURNITURE HARD LINE AUTO ,SUPPLIES Tel. No. 74 Fuzz Oveson Besf VVishes To The Class Of 1959 lleins Rada 6 W CLARA CITY HI-FI STEREO RADIO SOUND SYSTEMS TELEVISION RECORDS Phone 98 SALES WITH SERVICE CENTRAL LUMBER COMPANY For The Best in Building Material Service With A Smile Is Our Specialty A. Gr. G-ULLICKSON, Manager P HONE 42 CL,.,mY,mM,, Farm ers' Ce-ep. Creamery CHIPPEVVA COUNTY'S LARGEST C0-OPERATIVE CREAMERY Geo. Clements, Mamgei --.- Clara City, Minn. Our Regards to the Senior Class of '59 Clara City Medical Cen ter Phone 220 CLARA orrv, NIINNESOTA MILTON GAEBE, M. D. The Oldest Bank in Chippewa County Clara City State Bank CLARA CITY, MINNESOTA Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Citizens State Bank OF CLARA CITY 54 Years Of Community Service Friendly, Home Owned Bank WE INVITE AND APPRECIATE YOUR BANKING BUSINESS Member of FDIC Best of Luck to the Class of 1959 BRIX Rexel! Drug Headquarters for Veterinary Supplies COSMETICS - CAMERAS Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 PHONE 56 Clara, City, Minnesota .,., 4 A ff.-f A' Na. . ' +5 Clothing Shoes ond STAB? HHIAHQHZ Clara. City, Minnesota Dry Goods HARRY KLUVER, Owner ENTERTAINMENT Phone 188 DONNERS Standard Service jewelry Station CONGRATULATIONS ! 1959 SENIORS Clara City - Minnesota. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER YOUR CAR 'August Donner, Owner Clara Uity Implement Congratulations To The Class of 1959 Clara City, Minnesota Cla ra City CLEANERS PHONE 339 A hundred cleanings will take less strength away from your woolen fibers than the sharp cutt- ing edges of unnoticed dirt. CLEAN CLOTHES LAST LONGER TEBBEN Blacksmith Shop Welding And Repair Work Sheet Metal Work and Hardware JOHN TEBBEN, Prop. Missea flevdtor Company Ph 46 Clara Cityg 'NHIHL Texaco Super Service Congratulations Class of 1959 JOHN KRAY, Proprietor Clara City, Minnesota COIlg'I'3tl11atlOl1S to the Class of 1959 ! Weflen Elevator .CLARA orrv, MINNESOTA Lo Wlles Beauty Salon Best Wishes to the Class of '59 PHONE 180 Fon APPOINTMENT Cliff ls Barber Shop Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 C. P. SOMJVIERFIELD Congratulations to the Class of 1959 DUAN E'S Radio, Television Sales And Service DUANE LINDGREN, Prop. Berghuis Molel Clara City's Finest Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Dr. Edward C. Linden DENTIST Clara City, Minnesota Phone 250 Congratulations Grads of '59 South Side Texaco Lubrications and Tune-ups Our Specialty AAA SERVICE DeGrole Motor Co. KNOWN Fon Bmrrmn Usmn cms Your Dodge - Plymouth Dealer Astra Sport Boats Best Wishes to the Glass of '59 Phone 33 PETE and JIM DEGROTE, Owners Raymond 81 Gluek Boeller Q Sons ALLIS-CHALMERS Tractors and Farm Equipment Parts and Service Blacksmithing Repairing PHONE 49 RAYMOND, IVIINN. Mulder Mater Co. MRD Cars - Trucks - Tractors PHONE: BE 5-5061 Raymond, Minnesota F7-IRM ERS STATE B7-INK Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 MEMBER OF F. D. I. C. Raymond, Minnesota Gluele Grocery And Hardware Francis Donner, Proprietor GLUEK, MINNESOTA Aaron' s Machine Shop Hydraulic Repairing Tractor Fronts Maintenance GLUEK, MINNESOTA C ll r g i I I INCORPORATED GRAIN FEED - SEED FERTILIZER STOKER COAL GLUEK - - - IVIINNESOTA Congratulations To The Graduating Class Of 1959 Anderseds Fashion Shop LADIES READY TO' WEAR Stores In MONTEVIDEO - WORTHINGTON - FAIRMONT Hi-Way Hillside Dairy Super Service and Cafe CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Open 24 Hours GRADUATING CLASS OF 1959 MONTEVIDEO, MINNESOTA East On Highway 212 Montevideo, Minnesota Sfamson 'S Cafe Congratulations To The Class of '59 MONTEVIDEO, MINNESOTA DR. E. W. FOLLENDORF Optometrist Telephone AM 9-7988 1175 North First St. Office Above Frisholms Shoe Store MONTEVIDEO, MINNESOTA Montevideo's Friendly Home Owned Super Market WaIray's I. G. A. Foodliner East on Highway No. 7 WE GIVE CONSUMER STAMPS THOR GRAVES COUNTY TREASURER MONTEVIDEO, MINNESOTA Congratulatlons and Best Wishes 120 the Class of 1959 NEIL G. MILLER COUNTY AUDITOR CHIPPEWA COUNTY Tomhave Drug Store DRUGS AND GIFTS Montevideo, Minnesota Congratulations Senior Class of '59 ALDREDS Dry Goods - Ready To Wear Childrens Wear A uv sfromc Again My nest 'washes to all of You-f Montevideo, Minnesota Best Wishes to the Class of '59 Penn ey's Montevideo, Minnesota linger furniture Ca. Stores At MORRIS - MELROSE Mommvlnmo - SAUK CENTRE Best VVishes to the Class of 1959 llarl's Ure Service Tires Are Our Only Business Goodyear Tires Our Specialty PHONE: AM 9-7650 Montevideo, Minnesota Best Wishes to the Class of 1959 Riverside Hotel Montevideo, Minnesota C. J Nerison Furniture And Undertaking MONTEVIDEO, MINNESOTA Culligan Soft Water Service No Equipment To Buy No Work To Do Just Turn On The Faucet And Have Your Soft Water. MONTEVIDEO PHONE: AM 9-6300 CHIPPEWA LUMBER and Supply Co. CONGRATULATIONS ! Phone: AM9-7724 Montevideo, Minn. 212 CAFE Everything Good To Eat MoN'rEvIDE0, MINNESOTA FARMERS EQUITY ELEVATOR CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF '59 Montevideo, Minnesota Johnson'-s Jewelry CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 DIONTEVIDEO, IVIINNESOTA Securities Acceptance Corporation Bart Meyer, Manager PHONE: AM 9-8854 Montevideo, Minnesota BE SURE T0 VISIT The 'Newn CALMENSONS If It Comes From Ca1menson's It Has To Be Good ! MEN 'S STORE IN Montevideo CADILLAC - PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Massey-Ferguson Implements And New Holland U. S. Tires - Philco Appliances CLEAN USED CARS Large Parts Stock Ree Motor Sales PHONE: AMhemt 8-9595 Monte Shoe Repair Expert Shoe Repairing Across From Hollywood Theatre l.EEN'l'I'lROP FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY V. A. SWANSON, Manager MONTEVIDEO, MINNESOTA fears, Roebuck 6 Co. UNE DAY SERVICE Montevideo, Minnesota Smith's Hatchery A1 Offerman PHONE: AM 9-7188 Montevideo, Minnesota Congratulations To The Class Of 1959 Minnesota Valley Co-op. Light and Power Association ME YER IMPLEMENT JOHN DEERE TRAGTORS AND FARM EQUIPMENT Repairs and Service 4'0Wned By Those It, Serves Phone: AM 9-9820 Montevideo, Minn MCSA, MAKE YOUR HOME 'lf' A Q Pfefcfzmzz- ECO Eg0Tua1'3 MORE VALUABLE ' . YOIIR ELECTRICAII sxvmr NORTHERN STATES POWER COMPANY Electric Motor Service Montevideo, Minnesota VERDI CLAGG'-ETT Register of Deeds amd Abstr-actor CHIPPEWA COUNTY Montevideo, Minnesota The Best Of Everything To All Of YOU FIESTA BALLRQQM Air Condtioned For Your Comfort The Beyautiful N ew' Dancers Paradise CLARENCE BURNS Montevideo, Minnesota MISS CLARA V. RONNING- CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT CHIPPEWA OOUNTY MONTEVIDEO, MDVNESOTA Erickson's Office Equipment Co. Authorize Sales of Remington Rand EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE Supplies - Furniture - Office Machines Montevideo, Minnesota Montevideo Market Elevator Feed - Seeds - Grain - Fertilizer B. WEBB, Manager MONTEVIDEO, IVIINNESOTA C. S. Iustice 8: Co. WE Home of Good Shoes GIVE S And H GREEN STAMPS 113 N. lst Street Montevideo, Minnesota, In Montevideo It's - BEHGQS' Sanjfary Cleaners There Is A Difference FUR CLEANING AND STORAGE LICENSED SANITONE CLEANER CONGRATULATIONS , A I GRADUATES Nelson s Ilaniware JANNEY BEST PAINTS FRISHOLM'S HARDWARE - TOYS SHOES Montevideo, Minnesota Montevideo, Minnesota TELEPHONE: Albiherst 9-8318 WILLM Quality Checkol Grad-9 A ICE CREAM MILK FIRST . . . in good taste Central Dairy Products Co. Phone: BE 5-3313 Willmar, Minnesota Q 4 DRINK X 1' n ' gl- ,N lfoca-Cola 5' sv ,, G Q 4- f figi 5, it In Bottles . 5 1 A1 n M V 'f m X ' Willmar, Minnesota 'Q I 2 T. Q ,'T,,'4 , 1 if .. .,,:i :, .-ffl,-L f ,mn ' . -mf . , Hr-Way Furniture Gut Operating Costs As Much Norby and Hodgman, Inc, AS 75 Percent FURNITURE AND Finest In Farm Machinery 'CARPETING Half Mile South on Highway N 71 M I C PHONE: BE 5-8212 ' 0' Willmar, Minnesota Swenson Moior Company Olds and GMC Trucks Sales and Service 620 Litchfield Ave. Phone: BE 5-3484 Wilhnar, Minnesota Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company BOX 143 PHONE 2868 Willrnar, Minnesota, Say It With Flowers The Willmar Greenhouse, Inc. 425 East Litchfield Ave. PI-DONE: BE 5-2741 Willmar, Minnesota, Thank You! The Senior Class of Clara City High School Wishes to Thank A11 Those Who Advertised In Our Armual. Gluck Co-op. Elevator Ass'n. J ohnnies Super Fair Meyer and Sons Eagleson Motor Co. Lakeland Gas Service Co. Ranny's Men's Center Hed's Hamburger Shop Wide Awake Shoe Shop Farmers Union Insurance Tingwall Agency Ray Peterson's Shoe Shop R. E. Torgerson and Co. Van's Jewelry First Federal Savings and Loan Amundson Chevrolet Willmar Cleaners Willmar Auto Wrecking Co. Ben Franklin Store Bungelow Eat Shop Hanson's Children Shop Larson Bros., Inc. Clare Paints and Glass Doumtown TV and Radio Central Sheet Metal Inc. Evan Radiator Shop John Peterson Implement Molenaar Implement Larson Bros., Inc. Howard's Shoe Store Our Own Hardware Elmquist J ewelry Lakeland Hotel Glacier Floral Co. The Gift Shop Korthuis Jewelry Buttrey's Montgomery Ward Carlson Rexall Drug S and L Store Paffrath and Son, Jewelers' Ommies Music and Repair Co. Puritan Cafe Mi1dred's Gift Shop The Sherwin Williams Co. Fran's Toggery A. H. Lentz I-Ianson's Paper Shop Bob's Barber Shop Auto Supply Co. Reidels Juvenile Wear Sears and Roebuck Cox's Bakery 1st National Bank Hedlund Drug Lundman's J eweh'y Allcity Electric Dr. Nyberg Yaedans Louis Realty Agency Bank of Willmar Erickson's Furniture Junior Lunch Wardrobe Cleaners and Tailors Willmar Typewriter Shop Auto Safety Service Thrifty Drug J. C. Penny and Co. LE ffl J. Q W ,, ., MJT ,gg 2 , V A A2 ' ' 3 . w 4 , , v N 'Nw ' ' . il g .mc . , 4 .. I ,f4,.,n J XL ,x, 1 Y Q. . - Y . , A ,, . . ,ev. T X K i r A 1 ' .- . ' -P 1 at f .lshl ,.?x 1 L? H , 1. . . EH 5 wa , 1 ' l ' V. P 17 7:1 . . ,M X ' , ' ,f g ,. Y ,, ,M , Af Q . i , 'fri s I ' ' , Q jg' F ,, 1 . , Y r in .fs J , is f EV, 5 .Q , 'ill 1 -, gym l 5 A-LL: X V ' 4 f ,. V I , .,, , 6 J Q s z INTER-CULLEGIATE P HUGH - HOME OFFICE Kansas City PRINTIIJ IN U, s A. n N X x,,A , TK xv A x X., ' fn. ,sv5 7ff ., 8 J X 4: A Q J in -VL: '! 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