Cloquet High School - White Pine Yearbook (Cloquet, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1940 volume:

1 I ALL., -,,.g EX LIIBIQII 3 Pulmlislwnl lm-v the Iunior :xml Scnior Classes of lllc Cloquct High School Cluquet. Nlinncsota TI-Ili WHITE DINE 1940 DEW DID ln this hook we have published a record of the events of the past school year. It has lmeen a year full of hopes, successes, fears and disappointments. ln all we have done, we have tried to he honest and upright: to be good sports in victory and defeat. Yve have worked hard and still have had our share of pleasure. May' you who read our annual share this pleasure with us. Miss SELMA LARSON DEDICATIDN The Iuniors and Seniors of 1940 dedicate their annual to Miss Selma Larson. Under her expert tutelage, mathematics classes were no longer bor- ing. Her vitality and interest in her work inspired us with interest while the clarity of her explanations enabled everyone to grasp them readily. As class advisor she competently directed many of our activities. We have missed her greatly the past few months. CUNTENTI Who we are What we do What we laugh at Who supports us WI-ICD WE AIQE Q IIIQIKKLNEN ERNEST B. ANDERSON LSwl'l'f't'fl1l:l1 In H16 mgllfI6l'l'l'lft'lII1,t'lI! B. A., Uu.rlavu.r11d0fpl1u.r Caffe-116 M. A., I YI1l.t'6l'J'L,l.1f Qf .IIz'nne.r0la Superintendent F. A. MARTY B. A. and AW. A., IvI1l'n'Kl'J'1'41f Qf Iowa High School Principal Pr:..x1zL BISSON I 7n1'ver.vL'Q1f qf tS'0llHIFl'll Ca f 1: fam fa B. A., Art IXNNICTTH CARLSON fjllJ'fl1s'll.I' .1dofpl1u.v B. A., .Wusic L1-3oN,x1m CQRICBIN I YI11.t'8l'J'l.!-ll Qf .ll1'nne.mla B. S., Commercial A. M. l.xcoBsoN Un1'vvr.rz'I.zf ty' . Il1'nne.w1a B. S., Director ot' Agriculture L1-:ONAIQIJ I,UNmf:1.L Sloul In.rlz'!ul4' B. S., Industrial Arts FAC U LT GRACE Born I owa Sizzle College B. S., Home Economics lircmsxalw DREW flnzerfcan cjdflflllt' Qf pf?-lf,l'l.1'Hf I'ldllt'llll.0I1 Y. .Il. C. J. Y'cm'her.r Czwffqqt' P. D., Director of Physical Education ANNE HISRRINGTON I 7llL.t'El'Jl.Llj Qf .7I1'nne.mla B. S., Science S1-:LMA LARSON Sl. Olrgf College B. A., Nlathematics L11,1,1.xN NKARTIN I 7l'll.t'C'l'J'l.!-ll Qf .llzlnnemolzz B. S., Commercial CLARENCE MYHRE Sf. Olaf College B. A., Science GLADYS NYQUIST .Uacalafler College B. A., English EVA SMITH L7l'I.l'0Cl'J'l'lflf aj . lllnnemola B. S. Un lvenfllg o f 111 ich :gan M. A., English IEANE THOMPSON Iowa Slale College B. S., Home Economics ALICE ZIMMERMAN Ham line Un lver.r1'lzf B. A., English FACU LT VILMA NEWMAN Guxlavuf Adolplzum B. A., English IACK SAMPSON Lawrence College B. M., Music EsTH ER SVVARTZ LaCro.r.re Stale Teaclzerm' College B. E., Physical Education I ll'ILEN WOLNER Carlelon College B. A. Ufllvermllg Qf 1Vl.rcon.rln M. A., History FERN ZIMMERMAN Hamline Unlverailzf B. A., Social Science SCHIDDL IBDAIQID DR. L. A. I143r-'lflzm' Dfrfz 'lor UR. T. ScrmN'1'z-IIANS1-x P1's.:'1'1fm1I W. Svoolz Clerk Du. P. E.OL1x Dfrevlor MRS. FANN11-3 Sulfx-:AN Yy't'YI.l'lll'l'l' R. B. W1cl.'1'1i1z 1911-ef 'lm' SE DI I. Longtin, R. Negaard, V. Aho, Pastica. Otlicers: Ieanne Longtin President Robert Negaard Vice-President Violette Aho Secretary Ioseph Pastika Treasurer Faculty Advisors: Miss F. Zimmerman, Miss Nyquist, Mr. Grebin, Miss Smith, Mr. Lundell, Miss Larson. Class Motto: It matters not how long we live, but how. Class Flower: Yellow rose. Class Colors: Maroon and gold. Baccalaureate Speaker: Dr. Charles Nelson Pace, President of Hamline Uni- versity. Valedictorian: Franklin Neva. Salutatorian: Peggy Durkee. Honor Students: Ieanne Longtin, Viena Koski, Marcia Iohnson, Saimie Kiiliala, Fred Youngren, Merian XNelch, Shirley Hoffren, Betty Fleming, Lor- raine Walters, Maxine Carlson. Scholar Athlete: Franklin Neva. Class Officers 1957-58 Class Officers 1958-59 Franklin Neva President Edward Vibert President Peggy Durkee Vice-President Rosemary Lisignoli Vice-President Howard Tomchak Secretary Betty Sehlin Secretary Sheila Peterson Treasurer Frank Grescyzk Treasurer lst row: Vibert, S. Kiiliala, M. Lessor, B. Fleming. 2nd row: N. Jenkins, G. Swain, R. Edsberg, P. Durkee. Vio1.ETTE Ano MAE H11Cl'0l't1l0l1lj alvilllif i.r unu.rual Pep Club 2, 5, 4j Girls' Base- ball 2, 5, 43 Girls' Basketball 2,5,43 Girls'lnter-murals 2.5,43 Etiquette Club 23 Class Officer 43 Declamation 2, 5, 43 Cyru- nou 4. EVELYN ANDERSON EVE 'Hlnolher' grand and Nl-ll!-11.11 per.fon. Pine Neeclle 5, 4. BETTY BASTIEN BET Uljrelly and peppyf' Pep Club 53 Girl Reserves 5, 43 Pine Neeclle 5. H1-31.1-:N BIZNKOSKI HBENZH Sheff an all around good .rporl. Pep Club 5, 43 Girls' Basket- ball 2, 5, 43 Girls' Track 2, 5, 4g Girls' Baseball 2, 5, 43 Girls' lntra-murals 2, 5, 43 G. A. A. 2.5.43 Yvhite Pine 43 Pine Nee- clle 4. Backstage Cyrano 4. EDVVIN ISERG l'IDD1E Chief l'l1I'f76I1lKl', eleclrlclazz, lnlerlor dccoralor and nrclzl- 'lecl. Boys' Glec Club 2, 5, 43 Mixecl Chorus 2, 5, 43 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano l 43 Backstage Q Clarence D 53 t Heaclecl for Eclennl 43 Back- stage Q Cyrano D 43 Izaak Nvalton 23 Operetta 2. 53 Cantata C Messiah J 53 Christmas Concert 4. fJl.IVE BEnGi-:RoN HBERGI-In J leader ln .rporl.r. Pep Club 43 Girl Reserves 2, 53 Girls' Track 53 Girls' Basket- ball 2, 5, 43 Girls' Baseball 2, 5, 43 Girls' lntra-murals 2, 5,41 G. A. A. 2, 5, 43 Etiquette Clllbgj Backstage f ClarenceJ 53 lzaak Yvalton 23 Pine Nee- clle 53 Dramatic Club 23 Declamation 23 Grade School Referee 43 Choral Reading 2. BERNICI-I BMA Her .rweel charm won lhe leachenr' afeclionf' Pep Club 43 Girl Reserves 5, 43 Etiquette Club 53 Backstage C Clarence D 53 Backstage t Cyrano J 43 lzaak Nvalton 2 Pine Needle 5, 4. Ii-:ANNE AKRE I I could dance lhe whole niglzl llzrougli and lhe ne.rl day loo, REYNDLD ANGEL1. BUD Tall, blonde, and d1Zgnlh'ed. Sr. Class Play t Cyrano J 43 Backstage tA'Clarence D 53 lzaak Yvalton 23 Camera Club 5 4 Q , . FASTMAN BECK Erie Our own happlzf-,110-lucky len- nif champ. Pep Club 2, 5, O. B. C. 43 Tennis 2, 5, 43 Football 23 lzaak Wlalton 23 Graile School Referee 2. QCyrano J 4. IEYRON BERCQ BARN:-:Y How could we pul on 11 play wilhoul I1 im ?', 0. B. C. 43 Backstage f Cla- rencenl 53 Backstage t Cyra- nov, 43 Backstage Operetta Qulerry of lericho Roaclug 53 Xvhite Pine 43 Class Council 53 Operetta t Ohl Doctornj 42 Nlixecl Chorus 43 Boys' Glee Club 4. RONALD BERG Him penman.rhip-- could ll be ll ,D6l'.l'0I'1l1lJ'h0l'llIl1l1d?'l , Sr. Class Play f Cyrano 'Q 4. HOWARD BORSHEIM BoNsT The Glen Club will ml.r.r luzmf' Boys' Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Mixecl Chorus 2, 5, 43 Sr. Class Play Q Cyrano D 43 Backstage Cuclarencenj 53 Operetta 51 Christmas Concert 4. CARo1.1NE BREDENBERG 1KERRY, She .rang allo in llze Glee Club and drew piclure.r ln lhe a.f.reml1ly and swam Uflllf good nl bolhf' ' Girl Reserves 5, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 43 Mixecl Chorus 2, 5, 43 Tri le Trio 5, 43 Back stage f C2larence J 53 Back- stage C Cyrano j 43 Izaak Walton 23 Operetta fulerry ot Iericho Road , 53 Cantata f Messiah Q53 Christmas Con- cert 43 Pine Needle 5. 41 Operetta t Tune lnuj 2. CARL W. BRUNO, IR. BILL When we lalk we alwaya' lallc with Billy Track 25 Football 2, 45 Pine Needle 55 Intra-murals 5, 4. EUGENE BURNETT HEUGEH A camera fan if llzere ever wa.f one lzaak Nvalton 25 Scouts 2, 55 Camera Club 45 lntra-murals 45 f Cyrano J 4. MARGARET BYSTROM 'iMUGGS She ha.r a quiel, pleamnl per- .ronalily. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 5, 45 Girls' Basketball 2, 45 G. A. A. 45 lzaak Vtlalton 45 Grade School Referee. MAXINE CARLSON MAC fl very quiel la.r.r will: a world of .rmile.r. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 45 lzaak Xvalton 25 f Cyrano D 4. LEAH CHAMPEAUX i'KEWPIE 1lIa.y we prexenl our canclidale for Hollywood 7 Pep Club 5, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 55 Girls' Baseball 45 G. A. A. 2, 5, 45 Eti uette Club 55 Girls' Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano J 45 Izaak Yvalton 25 Christmas Concert 45 Pine Needle 55 Class Council 2, 5. JAYNE CRONK TID One can never have loo many friend.f. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Tennis 55 Girls' Baseball 2, 45 Girls' Basketball 45 Girls' lntra-murals 2, 45 G. A. A. 45 Sr. Class Play C Cyrano J 4. PEGGY DURKEE T he girl who doe.rn'l wan! lo be .-weel, Jirnple, andgirli.rh. Honor Society 5, 45 Sr. Class Play f CyranO J 45 Backstage f Clarence J55 Backstage C Cyrano j 45 Debate 5, 45 Band 2, 5, 45 Camp Fire 25 Class Council 4. HAROLD BURGRAFF He'.r quiel, lml he'll gel 'lzeref' Intra-mural 2, 45 Sr Class Play C Cynrao Q 45 DOROTHY BYER HDOTTIEU fl lillle bil independenl willz her glance. Pep Club 2, 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Girls' Baseball 55 Girls' Basketball 55 G. A. A. 55 lzaak Nvalton 25 Pine Needle 2, 55. ELRUDE CARLSON EL Al every parade you'll .ree him and lzi.rlroml1one. Backstage CClarence J 55 lzaak Walton 25 Scouts 2, 5, 4. Band 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 5, 45 Sr. Class Play C Cyrano J 45 KENNETH CARRIER 'iKEN 0ne can'l win all one'.r del1aIe.r, can one? Golf 55 Track 2, 55 Football 45 Sr. Class Play C CyranO D 45 lzaak Walton 25 Pine Needle 2 Speech Class 55 Debate 45 Ir. Class Play Q Clarence J 5. VERNABELLE CHARTIER HVERNU So Jhorl, .fo Jweel, juJl being her friend i.r Juch a lreal. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 45 Etiquette Club 55 Backstage t Cyrano j 45 lzaak Walton 2 Class Council 5,' Sr. Class Play f Cyrano D 4. BETTY LOUISE DARR UBETTSH SlIfrly'.r.h'r.rl, lhen Girl Rater- ve.r. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 Etiquette Club 55 Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 45 Sr. Class Play f C rano j 45 Backstage C'Clarence D 55 Izaak Walton 25 Operetta tulerry of Iericho Road , 55 Cantata 55 Christ- mas Concert 45 Pine Needle 45 Band 2, 5, 45 Declamation 2. ROBERT EDSBERG W' orda' fail u.r. Band l, 2, 55 Orchestra 1, 2, 55 Clalss Council 45 Camera Club 5, . H G ll G ow Aan l 5DXX'ARlJS SIIIF'rY Hl1.'1.lfllIl'I1.l1-f0l' l'0Il.fll.I'l'0I1 Lv l1z'.v .1'lQ0'IlI,H lzaafz Xvalton 25 Camera Club 45 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano j4. r:NI:vII-:ve ICIIICKSON GEN ll'.f beller lo he .rmall and .4-lzlne, ralhef' than lilo and ea.rl ll .rlmdou-. Christmas Concert 45 Orches- tra 2, 55 4. r:'r'rY l I.IeMINo The lhlng lhal will .vllck wllh her lhru her llfe z'.r her plea.r1'n.41 per.ronalz'ly. Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Tennis 25 Girls Glee Club 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano J 45 Backstage CHCIZIFCIICSHJ 55 Backstage t Cyrano J 45 lzaak Xvalton 25 Operetta Qnlerry of Iericho Roailnl 55 Cantata 55 Christ- mas Concert 45 Bancl 2. 5, 4. eoum-2 l uI.I.I-:Iz Bun The r'ea.u'on ll1eyl1'l.v don'l ap- preclalc yillllllltf Power enough. Pep Club 5, 45 O. B. C. 45 Football 5. 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Ntixeil Chorus 45 Christmas Concert 45 Scouts 2. FIQAN K GIIESCZYIQ llc can play any par! lu any play and make ll 41 .ruece.1'.v. Ir. Class Play t Clarence J 55 Sr. Class Play cUCyI'2ll'l0UJ 45 Boys, Glcc Club 2, 5, 45 Nlixecl Chorus 2, 5, 45 lzaak Xvalton 2 Cantata fulwlessiahul 55 Christmas Concert 45 Pine Needle 45 Class Officer 55 Class Council 5. HuI'I'II MARY HAcKI-:T'I' SNuaax' R Glqolc.r wllh her are like Il dl.v- ea.re--.rhe lIa.r lhem and glvea' lhem lo 60612110116 el.re. Etiquette Club 2, 55 Girls Glee 2, 5, 45 Backstage t Clareuce 55 Backstage t CyI'ano Q 45 Operetta 55 Cantata 55 Christ- Concert 45 Xvhite Pine 45 Pine Needle 2,5,45 Speech Class 55 Band 25 Camp Fire 25 Operet- ta t Tune ln , 25 Choral Reading 4 5Mixe1l Chorus 2,5,4. UssEI.I. HPZDINE PUNJAB Speed l.r hl.r mollo-you .rhould .ree him on .rkaleJ. Football 45 Sea Scouts 45 Scouts 2, 5, 45 Boys' Intra- mural 5, 45 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano 5 4. VIRGINIA ICIIIQMAN HIINAH Have fun now wlzlle you can l.r Vl1y1lr1l'a'.r mollof' Pep Club 2, 55 Girl Reserves 25 Girls' Baseball 25 Girls' Bas' ketball 25 Etiquette Club 55 Ir. Class Play t Clarence D 55 lzaak Yvalton 25 Speech Class 55 Scouts 25 Choral Reading 2. c5l.ORIAN ERICKSON Dun Tall t1l1d.l'l!1lEAll, .1Il'!lCl'0llJ' and 4'l1dI'llll.ll.l1- all ln all Jhe'.r lop.r. Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 lzaak Nvalton 2. LEONA FoIuII5sT LI2NA Htgllthl' had ll hu.qIffour year.r. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 55 Girls' Baseball 2, 55 Girls' Basketball 2. 55 Girls' Intra- murals 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 lzaak Wlalton 25 Pine Needle 25 Grade School Reffcree 45 Class Council 2. VILMA GIQANVICK PoIzKY J good llilllfllllill liked by EVEIZU- one .rhe meeI.r. Etiquette Club 55 Backstage t Clarence j 55 Backstage t Cyrano l 45 VVhite Pine 45 Pine Needle 2, 5, 45 Declama- mation 25 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano J 45 AVIS GIIQSSKLAUS PoI.I.Y She ha.r lhe makln.o.r of ll .rub- .vlanlial elllzenf' Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 2, 5. 45 Etiquette Club 25 Back- stage C Clarence J 55 Back- stage ci'CW'l'ill10 J 45 Sr. Class Play t Gyrano D 45 lzaak YValton 25 Pine Needle 2, 5, 4. GI-:IzAI.IJ HEIAERT IIzIuIY No idle nzonzerzla' e.vl.rl when l'm pre.renl. Pep Club 45 Boys' Glee Club 5, 45 Mixeml Chorus 5, 45 Ir. Class Play f Clarence J 55 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano j 45 lzaak Walton 25Operretta 5, 45 Christmas Concert 45 Declam- ation 5. SHIRLEY Hori-'III-:N HoFFY 'Ufnolher ela.r.r male of whom we're all fond l.r blue-eyed Slzlrley,lhe plaflnum blonde. PepClub 4 5Girl Reserves 2,5545 Girls' Baseball 2, 5. 45 Girls' Basketball 2, 5, 45 Girls' Intra- murals 2, 5, 45 G. A. A. 2, 5, 45 Etiquette Club 55 Girls' Glee Club 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Triple Trio 45 Backstage C Clarence J 55 Operetta 5, 45 Christmas Concert 4. NEIL IENKINS IWENKSH He l1a.v I1 lfeaulzful voice wlziclz .veemm fo fi! inlo llze .rilence rallzer lhan break ll. O. B. C. 5, 45 A. A. A. 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 45 Ir. Class Play C Clarence D 55 Sr. Class Play Q Cyrano j 45 Operetta 5, 45 Cantata t lVlessiah D 55 Christmas Concert 45 Sea Scouts 2, 5, 45 Scouts 2, 5. 45 Class Council 4. LOUISE ANN IoHNsoN Oh, yew. IIIIOHIKI'-,0lIllJOI1, lzul llzl.f one lil' dzferenlf' Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 G. A. A. 45 Girls' Glec Club 5, 45 lVlixeLl Chorus 5, 45 lzaak Yvalton 25 Operetta 5. 45 Cantata f lVles- siahuj 55 Christmas Concert 4. WALLACE JOHNSON Por '1'rn qulek af 11 fly, llul nol qulle a.r ,PII-l1.H Scouts 55 lntra-murals 2, 5, 4. ,UE ANToN KARL'I.AK HIOEYH J work'ln-41 man l1a.f no lime for glrl.r. Ir. Class Play f Clarence D 55 F. F. of A. 25 Sr. Class Play fncyranonf 4. BARBARA KENNED3' BARR No wonder genllenzen prefer l1londe.r. Etiquette Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 lwixecl Chorus 2, 5, 45 Triple Trio 55 Backstage fuclarence' 'J 55 Operetta 5, 45 Cantata C lVlessiah Q 55 Christmas Concert 45 Camp Fire 25 Class Council 2. SAIMIE KIILIALA SAI Slze'.r good-fmlured and a good worker. Class Council 4. RICHARD KLJKKONEN CGKE A qulel lad wlllz a will lo Jludyf' F. F. ofA. 5, 4. BEATRICE IOHNSON BEE 2.1111 voice lzoldm my lIope.r-for llze fulurcf' Backstage f Cyrano l 45 MARCIA FAYE IoHNsoN MAR .1.r cl1a1'mln.11 a la.r.r am we ever did .ree. Wilhoul her wc wonder where llze Girl Re.rersIe.r would be. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Honor Society 45 Etiquette Club 55 Ir. Class Play t Clar- encenj 55 Sr. Class Play f Cy- rano D 45 Backstage f Cy- rano Q 45 lzaak Yvalton 25 Yvhite Pine 45 Pine Needle 45 Declamation 55 Choral Read- ing 4. WALTER IQIINSON HXVALTH Shy in Jvhool' lm Wallerfv golden rule. Sr. Class Play Cucyranouj 4. DOROTHY KA'FZEI.LPI Dom ' Happy-go-lucky, carefree and yay, .rhe .Ill:1Ll1l6.l' al eaieflyllizhfy you chance lo .r11y. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 45 Etiquette Club 55 Backstage f Cyrano j 45 Backstage C'Clarence j 55 lzaak WValton 25 Band 25 Pine Needle 25 Speech Class 25 Declama- tion 2. ILTA K EToI.A I I.I.IE Silenl and .rludloum ln .rclzool-- lull 0llIEl'l6'L..I'l'n ELEANORE KLEIXVA EI, She lmm many Olllfldlldlhlljl L'fldl'l1L'lCl'l.J'll.L'J', lm! ller arlzirllc alulllif oul.rlu'ne.r llzefn allf' Backstage fuclarenceuj 55 Pine Neerlle 4. ELLEN KCJRIVI Qu lel and .rludlou.r. VIENA Kosxl Girl.f a.r ejflelenl a.r Viena are hard Iofndf' Honor Society 45 Etiquette Club 55 Sr. Class Play C Cy- rano J 45 Backstage t Clar- ence J 55 Backstage f Cyra- no Q 45 lzaak Wlalton 25 YVhite Pine 45 Pine Needle 4. EDWARD LABUD Hnldvelnrzlzf wzll never down him. MARTHA LANDRO M IT Sllenl a.r fhe .rlar.r, perhap.r a .rlar Jhenll he. Girls' Baseball 2, 45 Girls' Basketball 25 Etiquette Club 55 Girls' Glee Club 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Triple Trio 45 Operetta 55 Cantata f Mes- siahuj 55 Christmas Concert 4. DoNAi.o l,ElNlAY Pe,opy and polile and a pe1y'eL'l ,'Il.l1lIl.J'l, Ihal'.r Donald. O. B. C. 45 Honor Society 45 Boys' Glee Club 5, 45 Nlixed Chorus 5, 45 Ir. Class Play C Clarence',l 55 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano J 45 lzaak XValton 25 Operetta 55 Cantata f Mes- siahnj 55 Christmas Concert 45 Orchestra 45 Class Council 55 Camera Club 5, 4. RQJSEMARY LIsIGNo1.i HROSIEH Broadway, here I rome. Pep Club 45 Etiquette Club 55 lr. Class Play f Clarence D 55 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano j 45 lzaak Walton 25 Pine Needle 45 Dramatic Club 45 Speech Class 55 Class Ollicer 55 Declamation 2, 45. IEANNI-: LONGTIN 'Alfa lllced her .ro well we made her pre.r1'denI. Girl Reserves 5. 45 Honor Society 5, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 5. 45 Triple Trio 5. 45 Backstage C Clarence D 55 Backstage t Cyrano D 45 Operetta 55 Cantata 55 Christmas Concert 45 White Pine 45 Class Officer 45 Class Council 5. BETTY MAKINLTSCDN MAG Htgllfbf lhe choice of more lhan one mmrcullne hear! Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 5, 45 Girls' Basketball 55 Etiquette Club 55 Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 Nlixed Chorus 5. 45 Operetta 55 Cantata C Messiah J 55 Christmas Concert 45 White Pine 45 Pine Needle 5, 45 Camera Club 2. IRENE KRAUSE BROWN EYES I alwaya' have a dale. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 55 Girls' Baseball 45 G. A. A. 45 liaak YValton 25 Class Coun- ci 2. LORETTA LAMIRANDE LoR BeauiQful bu! nal dumb. Girl Reserves 55 Ir. Class Play C Clarence J 55 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano 5 45 lzaak W'alton 25 Pine Needle 55 Dramatic Club 25 Declamation 2, 55 Choral Reading 2, 4. VIENNA LATVALA VI Pelile and quief bu! will: a good .ren.re qfhumorf' Etiquette Club 55 lzaak Yval- ton 2. MARY Loulsi-: Lr:ssoR We could all do well lo imilale .fllaryff comrideralion for olhelnf Girl Reserves 45 Etiquette Club55Girls' Club Glee 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Ir. Class Play t Clarence J 55 Sr. Class Play C'Cyrano J 45 Backstage f Cyrano J 45 Izaak Walton 25 Operetta 55 Cantata t Mes- siahul 55 Christmas Concert 45 White Pine 45 Pine Needle 2, 5, 45 Dramatic Club 25 Declamation 25 Class Council 45 Choral Reading 2. GEORGE LOISEL HFRENCHYU fl young man who lallc lzim.relf out of any .riIualian. Pep Club 55 Bo s' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 Mixed Cbhorus 2, 5, 45 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano D 45 lzaak Walton 25 Cantata t Messiah J 55 Pine Needle 2, 55 Declamation 4. VIVIAN MADDEN Viv fl redhead wzlhoul a lemperf' WALT!-:R lNlAKI From him mu.r1'cal lalenl we derive much joy. Boys' Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 lzaak Wlalton 45 Christmas Concert 45 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano Q 45. NlARGARE'1' lVlATLOCK She L'0lVlbl'l18J' .rarcamm and liumar in a pleamirzg manner. Girls' Glee Club 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Backstage Q Cla- rencenb 55 Operetta tnlerry ot' Iericho Roaduj 55 Cantata Q lVlessial'1 5 55 Christmas Concert 45 YVhite Pine 45 Pine Needle 5, 45 Dramatic Club 55 Speech Class 25 Debate 55 Declamation 2, 45 Choral Reading 2, 4. HARRY lVlILBERGER He'll carve lulr way lo .racce.r.v. Sr. Class Play f Cyrano 5 45 lzaali Yvalton 2. ROBERT NPIGAARD STRETCH .lly lqaw llI'6I1'l!llll.lC a.r long a.r l10ward'.r. Pep Club 45 O. B. C. 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 Nlixed Chorus 2, 5, 45 Ir. Class Play tuclarenceuj 55 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano J 45 lzaak Yvalton 25 Operetta fulerry of Iericho Road 55 Cantata t Mes- siahul 55 Christmas Concert 45 Yvhite Pine 45 Sea Scouts 5, 45 Scouts 2, 5, 45 Debate 45 Band 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 5, 45 Class Officer 45 Class Council 55 Declamation 2, 55 Camera Club 5. FRANKLIN NEVA HFRATU 'Sclzolar-allzlele' lell,r llze glory. O. B. C. 5, 45 Baseball flntra- muralsj 25 Basketball 2, 5, 45 Honor Society 5, 45 Boys' Glee Club 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Ir. Class Play C Clarence D 55 Sr. Class Play C Cyrano J 45 Christmas Concert 45 Class Officer 25 lntra-mural vollev- ball 2, 5. K ALMA OJALA She Lid' a lzara' worker will: a pleamanl .rmIle. Girl Reserves 5. 45 Etiquette Club 5. LORRAINE OTTERSON 'LEON Our edilar-need we Jay more? Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Girls' Glee Club 5, 45 Backstage C Cyrano 5 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Triple Trio 45 Operetta f Ierry of Iericho Roadnj 55 Cantata Q Messiah J 55 Christmas Concert 45 Yvhite Pine 45 Dramatic Club 25 Choral Reading 2. IOSEPH PASTIKA, IR. IoE Clu'ef l1I,lIVIOI'l'J'f in all IIIIJ' cla.f.re.r. Track 45 Football 5, 45 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano j 45 Class Officer 4. EDDY METTNER MAHTOWA KIDU Our Cawanova on .flcii.r. O. B. C. 45 Football 2, 5, 45 Christmas Concert 45 Band 2, 5, 45 Orchestra 5, 45 Skiing 2, 5, 45 Camera Club 55 Sr. Class Play Q Cyrano j 4. CLARICE MUDGE HFUDGIEH I'll lalrah al anyllzing laugh- able. Girl Reserves 5, 45 Girls' Base- ball 45 Etiquette Club 55 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano j 45 Izaak Wlalton 2. ESTHER NESS Her voice if llze emgy of llze .1'Cl'I001.U Operetta 55 Girls' Glee Club 5. GEORGE NEVELA PoRKY l'armz'ng, l1l.r hobby, will be lu'.r occupallonf' Track 5, 45 Football 25 F. F. of A. 2, 5, 45 Tumbling 2, 5. ANITAMAE OLDEEN HBABEU She greelf evelyllilng will: a .rmlle. Pep Club 5, 45 Girl Reserves 5, 45 Girls, Glee Club 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Operetta fnlerry of Iericho Road , 55 Cantata f lVlessiah 5 55 Christmas Concert 4. EARL PALO NOILY lf I L'dIl,ljQl1li anylliing el.fe lo ala, I go lo .rcl1ool. WILLIAM PEPSKI HPEPSU 'Y'go lo school. lntra-murals 2, 55 Six-man Football 55 4-H Club 2, 5, 4. SHEILA PETERSON SHAY Sln:z'la'.r am dependable 11.r lhe Jun. Girl Reserves 5, 43 Etiquette Club 53 Girls' Glee Club 4j Nlixed Chorus 43 Triple Trio 43 Backstage t Clarence j 53 Backstage tt'Cyrano l 43 lzaak Vtlalton 2g Christmas Concert 43 Pine Needle 53 Dramatic Club 53 Speech Class 23 Class Officer 23 Decla- mation 2, 53 Choral Reading 2. 4. BET'I'Y IEAN Piu-:vosr BET , Dynamite by name and dyna- lllllftf by nolLu'e. Pep Club 2, 5. 43 Girl Reserves 2, 5, 43 Etiquette Club 53 Girls' Glee Club 5, 43 Nlixed Chorus 5, 43 Ir. Class Play t Clarence D 53 Sr. Class Play tncyranonj 43 Backstage tucyranonj 43 lzaak Vtlalton 23 Operetta lerry of lericho Roadnl 53 Cantata tniwles- siahnj 53 Christmas Concert 43 Choral Reading 4. CZENEVIEVE RAlSlL5PlAl'X 'iGENNX ' Neal11e.r.r, quz'eI11e.r.r, and .fluff- 1'0u.rne.nr .rland auf. Girls' Glee Club 5, 43 Nlixed Chorus 5, 4j Operetta tnlerry ot Iericho Roadnj 53 Cantata tulwessiahul 53 Christmas Concert 4. Doaxs RANTA Domi-1 Dor'i.r and hex' accordion are afwa-y.r nlenlioned logellzerf' Pep Club 43 Girl Reserves 5. 43 Girls' Glee Club 43 lllixed Chorus 43 Backstage C Cy- ranouj 43 lzaak Xvalton 23 Christmas Concert 43 Pine Needle 5, 43 Cheer Leader 4. PHY1.i.1s SAIILMAN Pun, J popufzll' fa.r.v'1'e N'l'llI ,0e1'.fon- nfillf ,Ulu.r. Pep Club 2.5.43 Girl Reserves 2, 5, 43 G. A. A. 43 Etiquette Club 53 lzaak Xvalton 23 Pine Needle 5, 43 Declamation 23 Cheer Leader 5, 4. BI-lT I'Y SEHLIN HBETSH t'Tl1e1'f' lIEt1l'f.I'jl,LlffCl' when .rlle pa.r.re.r by. lfqfllz I1 .rmffe on IIEI' h'p.r and n Zwinkfe In fltfl' eye. Ir. Class Play t Clarence Q53 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano I 4 lzaak Yvalton 23 Pine Needle 43 Speech Class 23 Class Officer 53 Declamation 2, 5, 43 Oper- ctta t Tune ln , 23 Backstage 'J ALBERT SKAGERBERG Doc JH I wan! zirjfve million and n Lincoln Zephyr. Football 23 Band 23 Grade School Referee 2. CARoL POLLEY So quiel few know .rl1e'.r around. Girls' Glee Club 43 Nlixed Chorus 43 Backstage t Cy- ranouj 43 Christmas Concert 4. BEATRICE QUINN BEA I'mfull of pep-ef-you are loo. Girl Reserves 2, 5, 43 Girls' Basketball 2, 5. KENN ETH RANDFILIN UPEANUTSU L1fe'.f ju.ff one luzg .v-mile fo frenz. Declamation 2, Sr. Class Play t Cyrano j 4. I',I.IZABETH RICHTER RICK EY .fllu.ric ll-F' beaufzzful, e.rpecz'afll1 on llie oljqanf' Girl Reserves 2, 5, 43 Tennis 53 Etiquette Club 53 Backstage t Cyrano j 43 Backstage C Clarence J 53 Izaak Walton 23 Pine Needle 2, 53 Band 2, 53 Declamation 2, 5. l2I.SI E SA LO EL Theme clzemzlrlljif lfzeorcnm, .liz me! Pep Club 4j Etiquette Club 53 lzaak Vllalton 23 Band 2. SHIRLEY SIMILA SHIRE She never Ialkm unle.r.r .fha l1a.r . . U .1'0lH6flllI7!I W!7l'Illtt'lIllE lo Jay. ll-:AN Smrrn HSMl'1'TYU Oli, lo be a brown-eyed blond. Girl Reserves 43 Tennis 23 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano J 43 Band 2, 5, 43 Orchestra 2, 43 Camp Fire 2. ROBERT IAMES SOULIER Bos Time'.r a wa.rlin'. Pep Club 45 Boys' Glee Club 2, 5, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 45 Ir. Class Play f Clarence 55 Sr. Class Play t Cyrano j 45 Backstage C Clarence J 55 Backstage t Cyrano Q 45 Izaak Yvalton 25 Operetta f Ierry of Iericho Roacl J 55 Cantata Q Messiah j 55 Christmas Concert 45 Pine Needle 25 Operetta f Tune lnuj 2. RAYMOND STRAND HCHEROKEEU J1y mu.rc!e.r are my pride. F. F. of A. 2, 5, 45 Sr. Class Play C Cyrano j 4. GLENN SWAIN He ha.rn'l been wilh um very long bu! he has made a lafling im pre.rJiar1 .' ' O. B. C. 45 Class Council 4. .ANNA SWANSON BLoN DI E Slafeiy and blond i.r lhi.r young lady. Girls' Basketball 2. ERVIN TARIO ERKY Wie Cdlllf efoape from you. Bancl 2, 5. HOWARD TOMCHAK 'iHOW1E If you .fee a car iurning a corner on two wlzeelx, il.r Iwo fo one Howard'.r driving il. O. B. C. 5, 45 Tennis 5, 45 Track 25 Football 5, 45 Sr. Class Play Q Cyrano j45 Backstage C Clarence D 55 Backstage f Cyrano J 45 Sea Scouts 5, 45 Scouts 5, 45 Skiing 5, 45 Class Officer 25 Choral Reading 4. ELIZABETH XVIBERT LIZ A home, a lzalure, my kingdom for a home. Backstage f Clarence Q 5' Backstage f Cyrano j 45 Izaak Vtlalton 25 White Pine 45 Pine Needle 55 Speech Class 2' Debate 45 Camp Fire 25 De- glagnation 25 Class Council 2, 1 I HARRIS STILWELL He'.r a Jweel lillle lzeadachef Tennis 55 Football 45 Basket- ball 45 Band 25 Skiing 2, 55 lntra-mural Basketball 2, 5. 1 FERN STUECK STooGE She can gel good 511rade.r willi- oul .rludying. Pep Club 45 Girl Reserves 55 Girls' Basketball 25 Girls' Baseball 45 Girls' Intra-murals 2,45 Etiquette Club 55 Class Council 2. AGNES SWANSON MAGGIE Sl1e'.r zluief and ,rf1y. Une won der why. RAYMOND SWIERCESKI HSWISHH He could lake alrnoxl anyllzing for ajokef' Pep Club 45 Izaak Yvalton 2. NORMA TAYLOR TALLv IV hen 11'i.rh eye.r are .rmiling. Pep Club 2, 5, 45 Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Girls' Baseball 25 Girls' Basketball 2, 55 Girls' Intra- murals 2, 55 G. A. A, 2, 5, 45 lzaak Wvalton 25 Pine Needle 5, 45 Dramatic Club 55 Speech Class 25 Class Council 25 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano J 4. EDVVARIJ VXBERT HPETEUI Hi.r .rmilc ia' him pa.r.rporf. O. B. C. 45 Track 25 Football 2, 5, 45 Backstage C ClarenceJ 55 Backstage Q Cyrano j 45 Sea Scouts 5, 45 Scouts 2, 5, 45 Band 2, 5, Class Officer 55 Grade School Referee 25 Intra- mural Basketball 4. LORRAINE WALTERS HLORRIEH fin excelienl .rludenf in Social Science. Girl Reserves 2, 5, 45 Honor Society 45 Etiquette Club 55 Girls' Glee Club 2, 45 Mixed Chorus 5, 45 Ir. Class Play C Clarence j 55 Sr. Class Play f Cyrano D 45 Izaak Walton 25 Operetta t Ierry of Iericho Roadnl 55 Cantata C Mes- siah J 55 Christmas Concert 4. RICHARD XVAPPES HDICKN He ignored lhe girl.r af well au' hard work. Football 2, 5, Basketball 2, 5, Scouts 2. M ERIAN XVELCH Her giggle follomr her where- ever .fhe goe.r. Honor Societ 4, White Pine 4, Pine Neecllle 5, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Debate 5, Orchestra 2, 5, 4, Declamation 2, 5, Choral Reading 2. EMIL WITEL1 He'.r proved lhal .rilence :J golden. NlARVEL XVOLF 'Ullarvel l'J' really a marvel. Girl Reserves 2, 5, 4, Girls' Basketball 5, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4, Triple Trio 5, 4, Operetta 5, Cantata f Messiah Q 5, Christmas Concert 4. MARGARET WARD MUGGS,' A dark-eyed brunefle who never had' a fret MARGARET WIMMER MARG She came, .rhe Jaw, .rhe con- queredf' Ir. Class Play f Clarence J 5, Girl Reserves 4, Dramatics 2, Choral Reading 2, Sr. Class Play f Cyrano j 4. MARIORY WOLFE MARG1E Hfllargie, we're alwaya' llzinlcing of you fllargief' Pep Club 4, Girl Reserves 4, Backstage C Cyrano J 4, lzaak Walton 2. lVlARGARET Woons A quiel, .rludioum girl. FRED YOUNGREN W'hal alloul fhlld' democracy? Ju.rl a.fk Fred. Choral Reading 4, Sr. Class Play Q Cyrano D 4,. SQHIOYI Without Dilltllfel SIGNE EKNES HARIQX' HANEBECK Sigue will brzglzlen .rome lucky fl good .rporl. man'.r life. Football 2, Basketball 5, Tennis 5, 4. ROBERT FRANKLIN BOB LEG MARQUE He lcnounr zz dozen Ihingf lo do He can 'parlez-vou.r Franca: r ln lhe o.r.remhly, hui no! one of wilh lhe l1e.rl of lhem. llzem Lf .r1'udy. O. B. C. 5, 4. IOHN O'CONNOR Full of-fun. RAYMOND SARAZEN I u The girla' alwaya' give hem a , .fecond glance' CLAII WILL HELEN BENKOSKI leaves her athletic ability to lean Douglas. BERNICE BRAA leaves her love of silence to Delores Matter. CAROLINE BRENDENBERG, ELEANORE KLEIWA and LORETTA LAMIRANDE leave their artistic ability to next year's art classes. SHIRLEY HOFFREN and DONALD LEMAY leave the school pianos banged to pieces. PEGGY DURKEE leaves what she knows of current events to Peggy Sherk. ROBERT SOULIER leaves his penmanship ability to George Briant. ROSEMARY LISIGNOLI leaves her dandy excuses to lane Tuomi. FRED YOUNGREN leaves his scientific ability to the oncoming Physics and Chem- istry students. IEAN LONGTIN leaves the assistant directorship of plays to Bonnie Negaard. VIN'IAN MADDEN, our representative from Scanlon, leaves her position to Betty Riley. LORRAINE OTTERSON leaves the 1942 White Pine editorship to some unsuspecting sophomore. ESTHER NESS leaves us the memory of her eyes. HOWARD BORSHEIM leaves Miss Nyquist's favor for himself to james Stueck. PHYLLIS SAHLMAN leaves her dancing ability to the Iunior boys 5 they need it. tE.I.D IEAN SMITH leaves the teachers in peace. MARCIA JOHNSON leaves the leadership ofthe Girl Reserves to a lucky junior irl. KENNETH RANDELIN leaves his conversational ability to Thelma Ohman. ROBERT NEGAARD and GLENN SWAIN leave their friendship for each other to Calvin Braa and Elmer Malinen. RONALD BERG leaves his way with the girls to Ray Ianousek. FRANK GRESCZYK leaves that puzzled look to the victims of future Social tests. FRED LOISEL and ROGER EHRMAN are left to continue to amuse general assem- blies with their musical antics. IOE KARULAK leaves his oratorical abilities to Richard Yetka. EASTMAN BECK leaves his satin jackets, loud shirts, etc. to Douglas Flack. DOROTHY KATZELE and NORMA TAYLOR leave their love for Carlton to the Basketball team. MAXINE CARLSON leaves her jovial manner to David Skutevik. EDWIN BERG leaves us without a capable backstage hand. DORIS RANTA leaves her cheer-leading abilities to Evelyn Burgraff. BILL BRUNO leaves Sally to redeem the name of Bruno. GLORIAN ERICKSON leaves her posture to assembly slouchers. BETTY SEHLIN leaves her glamour smile to Mary McLaughlin. IANE CRONK leaves her ability to fix hair to Reynold Isaacson. HAROLD BURGRAFF leaves his carefree look to Martha Berlik. MARIT'IfiIE WOLFE leaves Doris Wilkinson to remind the school what pretty hands are 1 e. RUSSELL HEDINE leaves his skating technique for the up and coming high school Hockey team. i EDWARD LABUD leaves his gum in the wastebasket. IOSEPH PASTIKA, JUNIOR leaves his title to this year's Sophomores who are our next year's juniors. WALTER IOHNSON leaves his stride to ROLAND OTTERSON. HOWARD TOMCHAK leaves his love for the girls to Arnold Hintzman. EDWARD METTNER leaves his studded belt to Richard Michaelson. - THE SENIOR CLASS leaves the sound projector for the undergraduates to use. WALLACE IOHNSON leaves his ability to take a two-minute nap to Clifford Iohnson. BYRON BERG leaves his height to Ray johnson. VILMA G., Avis G., EDITH H., MARGARET M. and MERIAN W. leave Pine Needles scattered all over the school. GERALD HEBERT leaves his witty remarks to EDMUND KOLODGE. REYNOLD ANGELL leaves his name to trouble makers. EUGENE BURNETT leaves his blushes to Lois Sundstrom. KENNETH CARRIER leaves his boxing ability to Ruth Spurbeck. NEIL IENKINS leaves his voice to Arthur Hendrickson. WILLIAM PEPSKI leaves his boots and cleats to Mahlon and Norman Roe. ERVIN TARIO leaves the halls in silence. UNIDIQI E. Iohnson, R. Redfield, R. Otterson, T. Skate. Officers of 1959-40 Officers of 1958-59 Ernest Johanson President Betty Davis President Robert Redfield Vice-President Kenneth Koski Vice-President Theodore Skare Secretary lane Kellogg Secretary Roland Otterson Treasurer Earl Shunn Treasurer Faculty Advisors: lnvitations Decorating Dining Room Dinner Entertainment Ylioasts, Speeches, Program Miss Martin, Miss Wolnerg Miss Boyd, Mr. Myhreg Mr. Gardiner, Miss Thompson. PROM COMMITTEES Mary McLaughlin, Chairman, lane Tuomi, Lorraine Champeaux, Iean Douglas, Kenneth Koski, Theodore Skare, Calvin Braa. Doris Wilkinson, Chairmang lane Kellogg, Ruth Spurbeck, Fred LaTulip, Wayne Purcell, Ray Ianousek, Douglas Flack, Pat Hamilton, Shirley Larson, Bonnie Negaard, Lyle Sorenson, Gaius Sather. . Mary DePoe, Chairman, Martha Berlik, Gwen Gillette, Ruby Solem, Myra Heino, Emily Ioseph. Peggy Sherk, Chairman, Violet Briant, Edith Diesen, Iane Cox, lane Wolf, Ieanette Sundeen, Mildred Stein. Marian Geissler, Chairman, Robert Redfield, Robert Green, Sally Bruno, Mary Iune Forseth. Lorraine Sunnarborg, Delores Matter, Betty Lehman. lst row: M. Roe, M. Sherlc, M. DePoc. F. Lisignoli. 2nd row: YV. Purcell. E. Shunn, R. Yetlm, P. Torvid. XVILLIAM AHII-:Rs HCHIEFH Ile muwl lve dolfzy ll for Slzlr- fav- O. B. C. 5, 45 Track 2, 55 Foot- ball 2, 5, 45 Baseball 25 Basket- ball 2. 5, 45 A. A. A. 45 Class Council 2, 5. GOIQDON ASPLIJND GoRDIE L'loquel'.r .Vern 1 l'0I?I llle 12'a.rleml. fl l7a.rlcelllmll lzero lfvillz a nzlolzly .refId. Basketball 2. 55 lntra-murals 5. lxlARTHA BEIILIK HlVlARDYH Jn ldealylrl. Slze l1a.r looler, l7l'L1l.lI.l', and an allllllif lo be llze lille of llie parlzff' Girl Reserves 55 Etiquette Club 25 lzaali Xvalton 25 Dramatic Club 25 Scouts 2, 55 Declamation 2, 55 Choral Reacling 2. 5. CALVIN BRAA CAL A Ucll1ll'lll,J' vmlm J,oerzk.rfo1'l1mI. Band 2, 55 Orchestra 2, o. VIOLET BRIANT VI 1 01' lloy j'l'll8I1d.I' l'i'.f yol all yirl.r lfeal. Could llze rea.ron l1e'raa.re .1'lIt',.1' .I-omweel Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Tennis 25 lzaak Xvalton 25 Christmas Concert 55 Drama- tic Club 25 Scouts 25 Declam- ation 25 Choral Reading 25 Girls' Glee Club 55 Mixecl Chorus 55 Triple Trio 5. RICHARD BRUNO DICK Have you read my lale.rl poem, .reen my newe.rl model, and lzeard alzoul my operalion 7 lntra-murals 2, 55 Pine Needle 25 Scouts 2, 55 Class Council 2. EVELYN BURGGRAFF HELLAH One will: a real.ren.re of humor and a knack-for making friend.r. Ella willgo a long way. Baseball 25 Etiquette Club 2. KENNETH ANDI-:izsow ANDx ' Willz flndy al llzc wlzeel, a VA l1a.r wI'ng.r. lntra-murals 2, 55 Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Scouts 2, 55 Camera Club 5. l.LfcILLI-: BERG SUSAN il ll'Ll84fl'l.EIlli like Lucille lm-l.f for a lzjellnzef' lzaalc Yvalton 2. CHAIILINE Bowan PINKLI-2 Two prolly dlfnplem. .lface vely kind. Il more clzeeffal PCIZFOII T'would be lzard lo find. Pep Club 2, 55 Girl Reserves 55 Girls' Baseball 2, 55 Girls' Basketball 2, 55 Girls' lntra- murals 25 G. A. A. 2, 55 Eti- quette Club 25 Pine Needle 2, 55 Drum lvlajorette 2, 55 G. A. A. Board 5. GEKJRGPI BRIANI' HIUNIORH He may 68801718 a lranlcer, bal il lookr like l1z'.r career will be in lhc I. G. J. Pep Club 55 Backstage C HeacleLl for Eclennj 55 lzaali XValton 25 Sea Scouts 2, 55 Scouts 2, 5. MARY ANN BRONSON f'r1a.r.ru1nL'r1-11 and nzoderl, liked by all. SALLY ANN BIIUNQ SALU 1 f clollzew make llze yirl, .o'l1e'J made. Pep Club 55 Tennis 25 Girls' Basketball 2: G. A. A. 55 Pine Needle 2, 5. MILDRED BYER MILI.II-: Here lid' one who'.r lzound lo llzrlue, Becaume lzer per.ranalI'ly Lf .ro alive. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 25 Girls' Baseball 25 Girls' Bas- ketball 25 Etiquette Club 25 Pine Needle 2. MAIlDEI.LPl BYSTROM Full of pep, nice penronalily, and whal'.r more .rhe'.r going lo be a .recre1ary. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Pine Needle 5. IANE Cox W'hen .rhe lurnx on Iho.re Ing lrrown eye.r, you realize how rule .rhe im. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 55 Backstage 55 Izaalc Wlalton 25 Camp Fire 2. lVlARY DEPDE life would all like lo be .fl girl like flllill' who never llzinka' of 'me' . Girl Reserves 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Ir. Class Play 55 lzaak V'alton 25 Christmas Concert 55 Scouts 25 Declama- tion 25 Class Council 55 Choral Reading 2. IEANNE DERUSHE iiPETE,, W'ifh 'Pele' around, life i.r .ro Half Thai ,lvluew ju.rI :eem lo flu away. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 25 Baseball 25 Izaak Walton 25 Eine Needle 55 Class Council RICHARD DDDDRIDGE DICK Sevenlh Jlreef haw ilu' own I ' ll Lochinvar. ROGER EHRMAN Roger rum' hi.r vocal .rr1ing.r, hi.r guilar .rlring.r, hi.f hear! .rlring.r, and lhey all run down Carlfon dvenuef' Track 25 Mixed Chorus 55 Orchestra 2, 55 F. F. of A. 2, 5, 45 Ir. Class Play f ClarenCe J 5. DOUGLAS FLACK DOUG A good l1argainfromPenny'.r. Ir. Class Play 55 lzaal-I Walton 25 Sea Scouts 2, 55 Scouts 2. LORRAINE CHAMPEAUX Our leading lady on Ihe whal- ing rink. Girl Reserves 2, 55 Camp Fire 2. FRANCES CUMMINGS UGOINGS GONEU J heller girl you'll never find Pregy, lalenled, lhoughU'ul, and kin .U DONNA DERlTSHA Scoop W'hen Ilze air wilh new.f im buzzing You'llfnd Scuop ' i.r on Ihe .rpol Taking down Ihe .rlory For our own Cloquel Pine lx'nol. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Basketball 25 lzaalc Vlalton 25 Pine Needle 5. EDITH DIESEN Sheff a quiel girl, lzuf really quile a girl. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Girls' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Izaak Walton 25 Christmas Concert 55 Drama- tic Club 25 Scouts 25 Declam- ation 25 Choral Reading 2. JEAN DOUGLAS DOUG DependahiliLy l.J' her middle name. Girl Reserves 55 Ir. Class Pla f Headed for Eden , 55 lzaali Yvalton 2. IRENE ENERSON UFRENCHYU Sheff quiel, .rhe'.r .fhy Bu! .rhe'.f a regular guy. MARY JUNE FORSETH Her hobby ia' having fun-- anylime--anywhere. Girls' Intra-murals 25 Back- stage f Headed for Eden , 55 Camp Fire 2. JAMES FRANKLIN HIIMMYH Doe.r he look like he .rlzould he prewidenl of lhe Woman lIaler'.r Club? Football 55 Boys' Glee Club2, 55 Mixecl Chorus 2, 55 lzaak XValton 25 Operetta 25 Cantata 25 Christmas Concert 5. CNVENDOLYN fiILI.ETTE HGWEN P T A R QW K I A The adjeclive Jwell, film lzer well. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2. 55 Girls' Basketball 25 lntra- murals 25 Etiquette 25 Girls' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Christmas Concert 55 Pine Needle 5. EGGY HANSON Buren Here'.r lhe reamon 69811110116 il raving ahoul lhe Fudge Jun- dae'.r al .lloll'.r. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 5: Baseball 2, 55 Basketball 2, 5: lntra-mutals 2, 55 G. A. A. 2, 55 Grade School Referee 2, 5: Pine Needle 2. AIMI HEDENQUIST Taimi Hedenquiirl .rpeakm .ro fa.rl, In a race for lallfing .rl1e'd nol come in la.fl. Etiquette Club 25 lzaalx Yval- ton 2. RTHUR HPZNDIIICKSON UARTH Working and playing have crowded romanre oul of him life .rofar. F. F. of A. 2, 5. EYNULD ISAACSON REY A foolllall hero who gef.r along .uifh lhe beaufiful girl.r. Pep Club 55 O. B. C. 55 Foot- ball 2. 55 Basketball 2, 5. RNOLD JARVINEN HBUCKYH With hi.r knowledge of agri- cullure, lze could .rhow lhe gov- ernment wha! agricullural pro- gram lo have. 1 Track 2, 55 F. F. of A. 2. 5. lVlARIAN GEISSLER J1ar1an i.r never al a lo.r.rfor a parlner while dancing--we even gel off lhe jqoor fo waleh lhem dance. Girls' Basketball 25 Girls' in- tra-murals 25 Etiquette Club 25 Girls' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Triple Trio 55 Ir. Class Play C Headed for E- dennj 55 lzaak Nvalton 25 Christmas Concert 55 White Pine 55 Camp Fire 25 Pep Club 5. ROBERT GREEN PUD Our leading male fawhion plafe. Track 2, 55 Basketball flntra- muralj 25 Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 lzaak YValton 25 Christmas Concert 55 Sea Scouts 2, 55 Scouts 2, 55 Debate 55 Band 2. EVELYN HAYES W'l1al wouldn'l we give for her hair. Etiquette Club 25 Pine Needle 0. iNlYRA HEINKD The model of peqfecliom plea.r- ing penronalilv, good dancer, hraimr, lzeaulg. and red hair. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 Backstage f Headed for Edennl 55 lzaak XValton 25 Pine Needle 55 Band 2, 5. ARNOLD THIINTZMAN UTTINTSH Ceiling up al four in fhe morn- ing i.r hi.r idea of .rfarling Ihe day l'l:!1hf.u Scouts 25 Backstage t Headed for Eclenul 5. RAYMOND IANOUSEK RAY 11i,rlechnique improved during lhe many praclieeo in Headed for Eden. Ir. Class Play f Headed for Eden , 55 lzaak Walton 25 Scouts 2, 55 Camera Club 2. FERDINAND LOISEL HFRITZU W'e haven'l difcovered whom he .rerenadem wilh hi.r guilarf' Pep Club 2, 55 O. B. C. 55 Boys' Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 Izaak VValton 25 Scouts 25 Orchestra 25 Skiing 25 Cheer Leader 2. 5. ERNEST IOHANSON Erwin ll lll1 lu'J pllolograplzy l1e'll ,roon be Jeeing J'lIll'J'-lil! Holly- wood. A. A. A. 55 YVhite Pine 55 Class Officer 55 Class Council 25 Camera Club 2, 5. ROLAND lo1iNsoN RoL1.Y 15a.rl1ful, .rn1al'l, and .rLlenf. ' SHIQRMAN JOHNSON SHAM fi reformed woman lzalerf' Pep Club 55 O. B. C. 55 Track 25 Backstage l Clarence J 55 lzaak Wvalton 25 Pine Needle 55 Scouts 2, 55 Camera Club 5. IENNIE KARP HSIIORTYH Hllllllilllhllf IZEI' xS'L.ll10Llf a .rmlle for evelyone and Il lauylz af L'VZl1llI'lliI1g.U MIRIADX K1-:MI MIR Will: her quiel wayx .rlie yoe.r unnollcea', bu! evefybozly known' lze1'a.1'afl'lend. EDMUND KOI.ODGPI Email-2 Our l1a.rel1allandfoolballfanf' Football 2, 55 Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Christmas Concert 55 lntra-murals 2, 5. MARY KRISKE HSHORTYH Cale and Jmall, Gay and friwlce, Il all adda' up lo - - zllaqy Kri.rlce. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 25 lzaak Walton 2. RAYMOND JOHNSON RAY I. If ll'IEI'6,J' any fun lo be lmd, l1e l1a.r ll. O. B. C. 5. ROY IOHNSON Ile z.m'l am .re1'z'ou.r a.r lze lel.r on io be. EMILY MAE IOSEPH M1NN1E Ion She'll make a pefjfeel Jleno. Tlzaf we all know. Girl Reserves 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 Backstage C Headecl for Eden , 55 lzaals Walton 25 Pine Needle 5. IANE KEI.I.OGG HFEENEH How fluenlly non.ren.re Iriv- kle.r from lzer longuef' Girls' Baseball 25 Girls' Bas- ketball 25 G. A. A. 55 Back- stage f Headed for Eden , 55 Pine Needle 55 Camp Fire 2, 55 Class Officer 25 Camera Club 5. SIRKKA KETOLA Her eyed' reveal her en joymenl of lz:fe. KENNETH KOSKI Lef1y Gomez on a .rmaller .rcale. Scouts 2, 55 Class Officer 25 Intra-murals 5. Doius LAAKSO Friend.r .rhe lza.r many. Enemiem nal any. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 55 Pine Needle 5. SHIRLEY LARSON SH1RL Will: eye.r .vo blue and lzalr .ro yellow, Slzlrleylr .rare lo gel a fellow. Girl Reserves 2, 35 Tennis 2, 35 Girls' Glee Club 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Backstage 35 lzaak XValton 25 Christmas Concert 35 Dramatic Club 25 Band 25 Declamation 2. BETTY LEHMAN 'ABI-rr Who couldn'l win zlebalef wlllz eyed- like lrer.r. Pep Club 35 Girl Reserves 2, 35 Etiquette Club 25 Backstage 35 Pine Needle 35 Dramatic Club 25 Debate 35 Declamation 25 Choral Reading 2. ROBERT LESSOR HARCHIEH l1e'.r afamllarfgure al debalem and Pep Club meellng.r. Pep Club 35 O. B. C. 35 Track 25 Backstage 35 Pine Needle 25 Debate 2. XVALLACE LUND Pvc He gels- lll-J'.l1l.l'l.I' by wl1l.rlllng.' , ELMER MAI.INEN Violin playing 1'.r l1i.r mpevlal- ill!-U Band 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3. DOLORES MATTER DOLLAR-LESS Sparkling even' and red lzalr loo, ,llake a 'Scarlell 0'I1ara' of-you. Girl Reserves 2, 35 Etiquette Club 25 Pine Needle 2. ROLAND MATTSON HBUTTERMILKU He'.f handy wlllz a lnukellrall, bul lhal'.r nol all. O. B. C. 35 Track 25 Basket- ball 2, 3. FRED LATULIP HFRITZU Him fzlrh ,rfarlef have POWER, and LIGHT are llld' carer. Pep Club 35 Football 2, 35 Sea Scouts 35 Scouts 2, 3. lN'lARIE LEON HDOLLYH Her lnlere.rl lo llze cla.r.f Ar .rlncere, llllhouglz .rlzelr been wlllz uf only a year. Pep Club 3. FRANCIS IAMES LISIGNOLI HFRANU Cloquel'.1-falure eleclf-ical wl- zardf' ' Boys' Glee Club 25 lzaak Vtlalton 25 Cantata f Mes- siah D 25 Class Council 3. STELLA MAKI WACKiE Slella'.r buoy all llze day. .Vol al work, bul al lzel' play. Pep Club 2, 35 Girls' Basket- ball 2, 35 Baseball 2, 35 Intra- murals 2, 35 Grade School Referee 25 G. A, A. 2, 3. EVELYN lVlARTIN Sii1PPER She'.rfull of enelyyhfull ofpep. Sheff one who l1a.rn'lfalled u.r yel. Pep Club 35 Girl Reserves 25 Girls' Baseball 2, 35 Girls' Basketball 2, 35 Girls' Intra- murals 2, 35 lzaak -Yvalton 25 Pine Needle 2. EDVVARD MATTSON HlJ good work and klmllinemr will in.rure him of .fucce.r.r. Scouts 2, 35 Orchestra 2, 3. BURTON MCGILLIVARY HBURTH We lhlnk he'.r llze bexl o .rkaler.r. Football 35 Izaak lvalton 25 Operetta 25 Cantata 25 Christ- mas Concert 3. EARL MCGII,LlVAIlY lol-3 HunIing fakew up mom! of lulr lime lhe year around. Football 55 Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 lzaak Vlal- ton 25 Grade School Referee 5. RICHARD MICHAELSON nlVlIKEH Boy, ham he yo! zz way wilh llze yirlrf' Football 25 Ir. Class Play 55 lzaak lvalton 25 Scouts 2. IVAR Oaisuc IVY Il e e.I'pre.r.re.v' him lvnowleriqe in cvriliny ana' ar! if n ol in wo1'd.r. Intra-murals 2. MARGAIiI'ZT f2l.SON UPEGGYH Peg maker friend.r wherever .fhe yon. Pep Club 2, 55 Girl Reserves 55 Baseball 2, 55 Basketball 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 Girls Glee Club 25 Mixed Chorus 25 lzaak VValton 25 Pine Needle 2, 55 G. A. A. 5. ROLAND OT'I'ERSON OT'F fl .recond lf! ill Roqelu' in llze making. ' ' Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Class Officer 55 lntra-murals 2, 55 Christmas Concert 5. EDWARD PASEK ED Imagine him aa' a Jauvhone.r. Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 lzaak Walton 25 Christmas Concert 55 Scouts 2, 55 lntra-murals 2. LILLIAN PoHIoI.A HLILLYBUDH .Yourfeel wan! lo dance, flnd you feel okay, When 'Lil' and her .rqueeze box Come your way. Etiquette Club 2. lVlARY MCLAUGHI,IN IRISH B G T You know .rhe'.f a colleen from lhe Jlarl, Twinlcling eyew, happy Jmile, andfriendly hearff' Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 Ir. Class Play f Headed for Edenul 55 Izaak Walton 25 White Pine 55 Dramatic Club 25 Girl Scouts 2, 55 Declamation 2, 55 Choral Reading 2. ONNIE NI-:GAARD BON Tall, blond, and lveauliful., ll7ilh a voice mo.rI mu.rical. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Girls' lntra-murals 25 Girls' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Triple Trio 55 Backstage C Headed for Eden Q 55 lzaak Walton 25 Christmas Concertp Dramatic Club 25 Scouts 25 Band 25 Declamation 25 Class Council 25 Choral Reading 2. AILE OLSON Quiel fo be .fure, lwul wail 'lil you know her. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Girls Basketball 25 Girls' Intra-murals 25 Etiquette Club 25 Pine Needle 2, 55 Camera Club 2. HELMA OMAN Her mom! valuable virlueu' are her .rweel di.rpo.rilion and gra- ciou.r lfldllllCl'J',U Girl Reserves 55 Etiquette Club 25 lzaak Vllalton 2. PHILIP PARENTEAU PHIL The farmer lakem a wife Bu! Heigh-Ho lhe Jlerry-0h He doe.m'l like lhe girl.r, yel. F. F. of A. 5. XVALLACE PEDERSON CoRNY 1'll .rhoav Carl Iluhhell hoiv lo pilchf' 0. B. C. 55 Football 2, 55 Class Council 2. XVAYNE PURCELL PERcY Why can'l Ihe girlw leave me alone? Ir. Class Play C Headed for Eden , 55 Scouts 2, 55 Class Council 5. VIOLET RASRI HSKEETSU Quielli1 .rhe goe.r on her way, buf .rhe'.f mi.f.red ifgone a day. Etiquette Club 2. BETTY RILEY The girl from lillle old New York wilh lhe lrue blue eyebr ihal make mo.rlgirl.r weep will: emily. NORMAN ROE IR . The Royal Illounled of Lillle Canada. NORMAN SALO NOR Hi.r I'l'l0J'1tlI'dElIfl1l7ll7l-lll0l1 im lo be a bamlcelball dar. Track 25 Basketball 2, 5. BLAZE SAVAGE uHl.u' .rlay wilh u.r wax much like lzi.f lraek record.r. Football 55 Basketball 5. EARL SHUNN HBUDDH The Perfecl Specimen. Football 55 Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Ir. Class Play 55 Christmas Concert 55 Scouts 25 Class Oliicer 25 Class Council 55 lntra-murals 5. RUBY SOLEM When Norih Dakola lo.r1' a friend, Cloquel gained one. Pep Club 55 G. A. A. 55 Girls' Baseball 55 Girls' Basketball 55 lntra-murals 5. BOB REDFIELD RED l'W'ho did he have ouf in hi.r Jlodel Tla.rl nighI? Football 55 Boys' Glee Club 25 lzaak Yvalton 25 Scouts 25 Skiing 25 Class Council 55 Sea Scouts 5. lVlAHI.0N ROE ':Liflle Canada'.r pride and fvy- O. B. C. 55 Boys' Glee Club 55 lzaak Yvalton 25 Christmas Concert 55 Class Officer 55 Grade School Referee 2, 5. DONALD ROUSSEAU DoN If ever a wiz ofa wiz flzere wa.r, he i.r one an 1-oller.rkaie.r. Pep Club 55 Glee Club 2, 55 Mixed Chorus 2, 55 lzaak Yvalton 25 Operetta 25 Cantata 25 Christmas Concert 5. GAIUS SATHER He'.f no angel, buf we expecl him lo have wing.r any day now. Backstage t Heaclecl for Eclenuj 5. MARGARET SHERK PEGGY Did you ever .ree Shel-lc .rherlcing? Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 55 Etiquette Club 25 Ir. Class Play t Headed for Edennj 55 Pine Needle 55 Declamation 2. 55 Class Council 2, 5. TED SKARE Welding i.r lIi.r cl1o.ren pro- fe.r.rion, buf hi.r candid camera i.r hir prize po.fJe.rJion. Ir. Class Play CHI-leaded for Edennj 55 Izaak Walton 25 Scouts 2, 55 Class Officer 2, 55 Boys' lntra-murals 2. DORIS SMITII Hdllhoiiqh .fhe doe.fn'l look lhe lype, it .reemm In be lhe quiel anew who gel by all riqhif' Izaak Walton 2. LYLE SORENSON B1NG Hi.r greal .rkill in woodworking i.: known fo all of u.r. Basketball 55 lzaak VVaton 25 Sea Scouts 55 Scouts 2, 55. MILDRED STEIN M11.L1E Her fonde.rl de.rire.r are for vacalionw and holidayJ. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 Backstage 55 Izaak Walton 25 Pine Needle 5. IEANETTE SUNDEEN HBl'Zt1lllCJ' lhere a man with .foul .ro dead, Who never furned around and .raid, 'Noi had. Girl Reserves 55 Etiquette Club 25 Ir. Class Play 55 lzaak Walton 25 Pine Needle 55 Dramatic Club 25 Declama- tion 25 Choral Reading 2. LORRAINE SUNNARBORG A girl who lid' .rmall in Jlalure, buf miohly in .r,oirif. Girl Reserves 25 5, Etiquette Club 25 Ir. Class Play 55 lzaak Walton 25 Dramatic Club 25 Declamation 2. ROY TONKIN MICKEY We hope he fake.r of before he kick.r of. Scouts 2. HARRY TUOMI He may nol look like much in a crowd, buf wail lill you .ree him alone, YoU'D BE SURPRISED.U CLARENCE TUURA NCLAREH The band will have a loyal memherfor only one more year. Band 2, 55 Orchestra 2, 5. RUTH SPURBECK KIPERGU She .reemw lo en joy rendezvouw with felephone pole.r. Pep Club 55 Backstage C Headed for Edennj 55 Pine Needle 55 Camp Fire 2, 55 Camera Club 5. IAMES STUECK I1MM1E He alway.f haw lime for a laugh. Ir. Class Play C Headed for Edennl 55 Izaak Walton 25 Pine Needle 2. Lois SUNDSTROM SuNs Sheff followed for beaufy a.r well a.f cheerleadin . Pep Club 55 Izaali Walton 25 Cheerleader 5. WALLACE TETU WALLY AJ a cheerleader he wa.r dandy, W ilh a lzaokefball he'.r al.ro handy. Pep Club 2, 55 Football 55 Izaak Walton 25 Grade School Referee 25 Cheerleader 2, 5. PAUL TORVID CURLY Paul and hi.r Willy go Hying around Ea..rl end and We.rl end and all over lawn. Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Cantata f lVles- siah J 25 Scouts 2, 55 Class Council 5. JANE TUOMI She i.r a .fymphony of good virlue.f. Girl Reserves 2, 55 Etiquette Club 25 lzaak Walton 25 Pine Needle 2. BERNICE UTECH HBUNNIEH In alhlelienf .rhe can excel. In every way we think .rhe'.f .rwell. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 25 Girls' Baseball 2, 55 Girls' Basketball 2, 55 Girls' Intra- murals 2, 55 G. A. A. 55 Grade School Referee 5. HERBERT WVEBBER l'HERBY', C0nfuciu.r ha.r noflziny on him. Tennis 5 5 Boys' Glee Club 55 Mixed Chorus 55 Backstage f Headed for Edennl 55 Pine Needle 25 Scouts 2, 5. DORIS WILKINSON WILKII: Another example of lhe drama- lic abilily in lhe W ilkimron family. Pep Club 55 Girl Reserves 55 Ir. Class Play 55 lzaak Walton 'J IANE WOLF 'IWOOFIE One in a million in every way Girl Reserves 2, 55 Baseball 25 Basketball 2, 5 5 lntra-murals 25 G. A. A. 2, 55 Ir. Class Play 55 lzaak Walton 2. IEAN WHITMAN Jean and dancing go hand in hand. lzaak Xvalton 2. LILLIAN WIMMER A good Jludenl, and a real pal: Lillian i.r an addilion fo any .rchool. RICHARD YETKA HDICKU A friend of mother nalure. lzaak WValton 25 Declamation 55 Class Council 55 A. A. A. 5. J lIl'li0l'I Without DiCIllll'0I DOROTHY AKRE CLIFFORD JOHNSON SWEDEN SHERIDAN TURCOTTE An all round .rporf i.r .rhe, Happy-go-luclqy and alwayx carefree. Pep Club 25 Girls' Basketball 25 Izaak Walton 2. EDWIN HAMILTON PAT Thi.r Gei.r.rler-ning new lhing.f every day. Football 55 Bo s' Glee Club 2 5 Backstage Culileaded for Edenuj 55 Izaak Walton 25 Scouts 25 Boys' Intra-murals 2. The Lone Ranyer'.r prolegef' Backstage f Headed for Eden , 55 lntra-murals 2, 5. DAVID SKUTEVIK 'Sleepy Time Gal' would he hi.r pal. A mi.rchievou.r fellow who enjqya' a pracficaljokef' CLOUD WARDIAN HCRISCOH A quiel boy, bu! wail fill he laugh.r. O. B. C. 55 lntra-murals 55 Boys' Glee Club 2, 55 Mixed Chorus 2, 55 Izaak Walton 25 Operetta 25 Cantata 2 5 Christ- mas Concert 5 5 Scouts 2. SEN 2nd row: 3rd row' 4th row: 5th row lst row: 2nd row 5rd row: 4th row 5th row: lst row: 2nd row: 5rd row: 4th row: ODI f 1942 SDDHOMUIQEI TOP PICTURE Cleft to rightb R. Prevost, Tuomi, S. Raski, L. LaTulip, S. Bergeron, C. Spies, W. Wiener, A. Proulx, S. Erickson, M. Koski, T. Husu, L. Pentila, R. Hewitt. E. Hendrickson, M. Loisel, Roos, E. Mondeau, M. LeMay, M. Le- Brasseur, Leeloice, P. Krueger, D. Doddridge, V. Iohnson, G. Oberg, K. Anderson. E. Ollila, H. Rohlf, K. Sarette, C. Iohnson, E. Randa, B. McKenna, R. Malinen, M. Nelson, B. L. Iohnson, M. Hursh, O. Forrest, S. Salo. awp: Latvala, E. Nevala, V. Berset, H. Alleman, A. Richter, D. Anderson . Lindberg, E. McGillivary, E. Chartier, D. Angell, C. Koski, . Dunphy, Babitz. E. Hyttinen, S. Laitinen, L. Adamscheck, R. Skare, L. Kobernat, H. Iohnson, H. Campbell, C. Borgfelt, L. Yetlca, E. Ferguson, Crotty, G. Bloomquist. MIDDLE PICTURE W. Taylor, M. Birkman, E. Maslowski, Kennedy, L. LeVasseur, H. Mrymel, T. Spies, B. L. Iohnson, A. Hanson, Hunter, R. Myrmel, I. Ward, C. Johnson. Iohnson, R. Sather, P. Webber, E. Swanson, I. Hill, S. Ervin, Sn L. Suominen, V. Hubbell, G. Welter, S. Abramowski, R. Berthiaume, E. Polley. L. Branzell, L. Watters, A. Hanson, Larson, R. Clark, R. Salo, H. Larson, C. Waller, L. Pfeifer, R. Liimatainen, G. Anderson, A. Gleason, Tester. L. Pederson, D. Buczynski, M. Olson, B. Kleckner, N. Poupore, R. Orde, G. Coathup, E. Leon, R. Hudberg, R. Benkoski, M. Hagen. I. Braford, T. Norkowski, B. Peterson, M. Brissette, L. Matlock, H. Crotteau, D. Klewja, C. Myking, F. Arbuclile, W. Huard, E. Iohn- son, C. Hebert, Brower, L. Angell. BOTTOM PICTURE C. Iohnson, C. Rabideaux, D. Mettner, R. Bray, E. Analckala, An- derson, M. Cartwright, B. Gibson, M. Woods, D. Glader, I. Brice, V. Eckholm. R. Caron, E. Hanson, S. Carlson, E. Holmstrand. Leon, Edwards, N. Iohnson, O. Lavoy, P. Delarosby. D. Boecligheimer, R. Hoglund, R. Iohnson, G. Grider, R. Swanson, D. Langenbrunner, H. Milberger, R. Youngren, A. Luoma, L. Iohnson. K. Hella, C. Williams, R. Kunze, W. Cash, R. Thompson, T. Iohnson, W. Hall, M. Carlson. The main event of the Sophomore year, the annual party, was held in the gym on the twenty-eigth of October. Advisors: Mr. Iacobson, Class Officers lack Babitz President Ralph Youngren Vice-President Warren Hall Secretary Ruby Bray Treasurer Miss Newman, Miss Herrington, Miss Alice Zim- merman, and Miss Swartz. CLDQUET l'1I H SCHUDI. SUNG Cloquet High School, thy sons of the north sing thy praise, Loud the chorus floats, high peals the sound, The pines roll it hack and the hills echo far, Our praises sincere and profound. Oh, long may you live and may Fortune he kindg Live thy greatness and far spread thy fame, Xvhen we of today are forgotten and gone: Our voices will loud praise thy name. Chorus Our dear Cloquet High, we'll honor till we die, ln all that we do, we'll he loyal and true To our dear Cloquet High. Oh, Purple and Wlhite, thy colors welll keep bright And stand for those colors wherever unfurlecl, Three cheers for the Purple and White. During the year the Pep Club sponsored a contest for a new Cloquet song. This contest was won hy Miss Edith Sanford who was presented with a camera. llere's a rouser! Here's a rouser! To our Cloquet High. To her Colors, the purple and white. We will cheer them! We'll revere them! Wliat a thrilling sight, 'Gainst our emhlem the towering white pine. ln the northland! ln the northland! YVe will take our stand, To those colors we'll always he true. Cloquet High School! Cloquet High School! May we ever be, loyal sons ofthe northland and you. , 3 vi WHAT WE DU lst row: R. Ncgamrml. XV. Pederson. F. Nova, XV. Ahlcrs, S. Iohnson, E. HR-ttncr, Mr. Nosck ffml row: N. lcnliins, AW. Roc, R. Avxzlttsrm, lf. Vilmcri. D. l,c.Wn.v, G. Fullcr. xml row: G. Swain, I . Loiscl. R. LC-ssnr. H. Tonlclmli, lf. Beck, R. ISIIZICSOIL R. lohnsun, B. Berg Purpusc: .XxL'k'tillgS .XL'liVilicS: Ulvliccrs: 'l'r'ca1surcr LDEIQ DY 9 Tu crcnic, lHiliIlliliI1, anal L-xlcncl lllI'UllghOLll ilu- sclwul and cum- munity zu high stzxlmdarcl llivCllI'iSli2ll1 uhaructcr. lfvurlv utlwl' 'lilIL'SLlil-V CVL'HiIlg. yrllt Clllll IICILI il IIUIHL'-Clllllillg KIHIICC, El IIQIHUXYCCII pilI't-V illlll LIHIICC, ilI1ll QHVL' El VrhZll1kSgiVil1g llilSliL'l. pl'UgI'ilI1lS illflllilljtl VOCiltiUI12ll UIHKS Zlllll il SOL'i2ll IUCCHUQ XVZIS IICICI UH HIC ilVCl'ElgL'0i'UI1L'L' il Hllillth. Prcsiclcnt XYilliam lxlliL'l'S Vicc-Prcsiclcnl Franklin Neva Sccre.-tary Neil lcnkins Fred Loiscl FilL'Lll1.KY Advisor LWI: Nosck lst row: Mr. Iacolmson, H. Tuomi, P. Parentaeu, E. Iohnson, E. Polley, A. Hendrickson. 2nd row: G. Prevost, C. Hawkinson, L. Matlock, N. Johnson, G. Nevala, H. Miillen. 5rd row: R. Orde, R. Ehrman, R. Iohnson, R. Kokkonen, A. Iarvinen, R. Strand. F. F. A. CLUI3 The local F. F. A. Chapter was organized in November 1937, and chartered in February 1958. There were 15 members in the club when it was chartered. At present there are 20 paid up members. Each year the F. F. A. sends a Livestock Iudging Team to the District and State Contest and each summer a group of the members are taken on an Educa- tional Tour. Last summer the trip included a visit to the Twin Cities including stops at the Agricultural College, the University, State Capitol, and other interesting places in the Cities. r 4 X Officers President Harry Tuomi Vice-President Phil Parenteau Secretary Elwood Iohnson Treasurer Edward Polley Reporter Arthur Hendrickson lst row: l.. Pentila, R. Hrav, S. Laitinen, l.. Suominen, B. Nloncleau, I. Roos, A. Proulx, R. Sather nl. l.e.xla.V, Bliss- Korgen. Y flnml row: M. l.oisel, l.. Lexasscur. S. Bergeron, R, Dlalinen, C. Spies, C. Szirette, H. Rohlti, C Iohnson, nl. Carlson, T. Spies. T. Norlcowslci. Nl. Bystrom. C. Iolmson. Srcl row: ll. Alleman. R. nlvrmel, V. Berset. R. lfhrman. lf. iWlcGillix'rav, E. Holmstrannl, XV. Nlalii nl. Brissctte, lf. Chartier, I.. Angell, R. Slcare, L. Aclamseheclc. D. Smith. Purpose: resources. ixleetings: To promote tlie stucl-v oti wilnllitie anal conservation ol' our nation ll l :VL'I'-V Ut.l1CI' Vl'UUSll2lxV. lwlClVlll CilI'lSt3Il NVZIS pI'0gI'2lI'l1 gli 1lIl'Il fl ancl witli a committee formulatecl all ol' the meetings. Activities: llikes are lielcl every Saturday morningg sleigh-rifles, ska in me skiing parties are also part of the elulfs activities. Speakers mal movies are part ot' tlie organization's regular meetings. llresiclent Vice-Presiclent Secretary 'lireasurer lfaeult-v Aclvisor Oilieers lfrling llolmstrancl lfclwarml lVlcGillivray Lois Levasseur Caroline lolmson iwiss Nlollie Korgen lst row: B. Bram, V. Aho. L. Sundstrom, D. Runtzi, P. Sahlman, tw. Hendrickson, M. Bruno, R. Lessor, G. VVelter, D. Doddridge. 2nd row: D. DeRusha, F. Stueck, Cronk, l. Hill, R. Bray, C. Spies, V. Chartier, M. Yvolfe Al. Geissler, G. Briant. 5rd row Miss Swartz. E. Salo, M. McLaughlin, Nl. Shark, B. Lehman, M. Heino, C. Boyer, A. Grossklaus, B. Darr, F. Loisel. 4th row: H. Benkoski, lxl. Carlson, B. Negaurd, B. lVlzignuson, G. Olson, D. Katzele, N. Taylor, M. Iohnson, B. Prevost. 5th row L. Pfiefer. S. Hoffren, L. Adamscheck, M. Bystrom, B. McKenna, WV. Taylor, M. Olson, I. Leeloice, F. LaTulip, R. Negaard. 6th row I. Cox, S. Larson, S. Bruno, E. Martin, L. LaTulip, DeRushe, R. Skare, V. Berset, S. Erickson, E. Chartier, G. Hebert. Objective: To stimulate school spirit in high school sports. Met-tiiigsz livery Monday evening in the assembly when the club practices yells and plans stunts for coming games. Activities: From the club, cheerleaders are chosen who lead yells at all the football and basketball games. Before every home game a pep assembly is held. Programs consist of a speech or a novelty act followed by yells. D Officers President Phyllis Sahlman Vice-President Stella Maki Secretary Violette Aho Treasurer Sergeant-at-arms Robert Lessor Faculty Advisor Miss Esther Swartz lst row: Cronlc, L. Xvalters. Sundeen, B. Lehman. IW. Heino. D. Katzele, C. hludge. iW. Berlik. D. Buszynslci. S. Hoffren, iW. lVolt'e. 2nd row: V. Chzirtier, B. Fleming. B. Darr, C. Spies. IW. l.eNlay, Tuomi, lvolt, G. Erickson Nl. Olson. E. loseph, Longtin. Smith. 5rd row: Nliss Thompson. L. lohnson, Bl. Birlcman. L. Larfulip, S. Peterson, V. Iohnson, L Sunnarborg, IW. Laughlin. M. Bystrom, AW. Stein, D. Doddridge, C. lVelter, iW. Lessor Nliss Tastad. 4th row: l. Hill, L. Pfeilier, IW. Carlson, A. Ojiila, Nl. Kosl4i.1'W. Depoe, L. Adamscheclc, R. Benson D. Laalsso, M. lVoll', N. Taylor, P. Sahlman. C. Bredenberg. 5h row: R. 1Walinen. V. Berset, L. Chzimpeaux, D. lVillcinson, Nl. Sherlc, IW. Forseth. H. Allemen G. Olson, B. i'Wagnuson, D. Ranta, B. Braa. tith row: Bl. Bystrom, B. Iohnson, S. Erickson, Nl. Hursh, C. lvaller, YV. Taylor, B. iWcKenna B. Negaard, S. Larson. D. fWatter, C. Boyer. Purpose: To build a fellowship of girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. Nleelings: Two Tuesdays a month. The programs include vocational Social Events: guidance, hobbies and social problems. The group sponsored a Barn Dance, Faculty Tea, Nlother and Daughter Banquet, a Leap Year Party, and a Gingham Ball. Officers President lWarcia Iohnson Vice-President Lorraine Otterson Secretary Avis Grossldaus Treasurer Betty lean Prevost Historian lane Wolf Program Chairman Betty Louise Darr Social Chairman Glorian Erickson Service Chairman lane Tuomi Sophomore Representatives Charlene Spies Nlardelle LelWay Advisor Nliss Sylvia Tastad M. Iohnson, L. Otterson A. Grossldaus, B. Prevost. lst row: 2nd ron : 5rd row: 4th row: Editorial Staff: Faculty Advisor: Reporters: Typists: L. Levasseur, M. Lehlay, B. Nlondeau, Sundeen, Ill. Lessor, Miss Herrington, E Ioseph, C. Bredenlierg, B. Magnuson. I. Tuomi. P. Sahlman, M, Hursh, M. Koski, C. Iohnson, I. DeRushe, M. Bystrom, M. Stein B. Lehman, D. Rantu, V. Koski, Al. Iohnson. S. Bruno, C. Boyer, V. lohnson, V. Hulilvell, YVard, R. Benson, D. Laakso, Kellogg M. Heino, N. Taylor, Nl. Olson. H. Benkoski, S. Erickson, C. YVuller E. Anderson, V. lohnson, C. Olson, H. Alleman B. Bran, Al. Nelson. B. lolinson. DINE NEEDLE Edith Hackett Avis Grossklaus Vilma Granvick Merian Welch Nlargaret Nlatlock Miss l lerrington Nlary Ann Hursh, Donna Dellushe, Vera Eckholm, Mildred Koski, Verna Iohnson, Gaile Olson, Sally Bruno, Peggy Olson, Carol W'aller, Gwendolyn Gillette, Betty Magnuson, Betty Nlondeau, Mardelle LeMay, Lois LeVasseur, Shirley Erickson, locelyn Lee Ioice, Carol Iohnson, Viola Hubbell, Ruth Spur- lieck, lane Kellogg, Betty Lehman, Ieanne DeRushe, Miriam Nelson, Norma Taylor, Harriet Alleman, Jeanette Ward. Betty Sehlin, Evelyn Anderson, leanette Sundeen, Bernice Braa, Viena Koski, lane Tuomi, Charlene Boyer, Doris Ranta, Phylis Sahlman, Marcia Johnson, Doris Laakso, Mardelle Pzystrom, Emily Ioseph, Rose Benson, Myra Heino, Betty Darr, ixlildred Stein, Helen Benkoski. V. Granviek. A. Grossklaus, E. Hackett, M. Matloclc, M. Yvelch. Seated: Nl. Iohnson, E. Hackett, M. Nvelch, M. Geissler, M. 1VlcLaughlin, R. Negaard, V. Koslci E. Viliert, E. Iohanson. Standing: B. Berg, Longtin, Nliss Xvolner. N WHITE DINE Editor-in-chief Lorraine Otterson Associate Editors Elizabeth Vihert Nlary McLauglilin Business Nlanager Nlarian Geissler Activity Editor Byron Berg Art leanne Longtin Humor Alerian Welch Roliert Negaard Snapshots Edith Hackett Ernest lohanson Accountant Viena Koslci Typist Alarcia Iohnson Advisor Nliss Yvolner Annual salesmen, Phyllis Sahlman, Edwin Berg, Betty lean Prevost, Alma Ujala, Vernalmelle Chartier, Helen Benkoski, Norma Taylor, Betty Fleming, Iane Yvolf. Advertising Committee: Betty Nlagnuson, Sally Bruno, Gaile Olson, Sheila Peterson, Betty Richter, Vilma Granvick, Avis Grossldaus, lean Smith, Nlaxine Carlson, Doris Ranta, lane Cox. L. Orritzusow, lz'dfl0r. lst row: Longtin, F. Neva, P. Durlcee, Bliss Nyquist. 2nd row: Al. fohnson, L. Yvalters , D. LelVla-v, M. VVelch, V. Koski. UD SDCIET Objectives: To develop Scholarship, Leadership, Service and Character. Activities: Five new were members initiated December twenty-second. Money' was raised for the treasury by selling advertisements on the covers of our text-books. A lost and found room was established on the third floor, and just before Christmas vacation, an alumni party was given for former members. Ulliccrs President Peggy Durlcee Vice-President Franklin Neva Secretary, Treasurer Ieanne Longtin Faculty Advisor Miss Gladys Nyquist , ,W . ,. . L . ,I . lst row: ffnd row: 5rd ro xv -tt h ro w Practices: Wlalinen. C. Braa, E. Holmstrand, R. Roherts, R. lohnson. V. Eclcholm. B. Fleming Hall, Al. Carlson, R. Thompson, R. XVestlund. Tuura, B. Darr, D. ixlettner. l. Iohnson, P. Durlcee, R. Fay, V. Almer, Smith Crocker, E. ixlettner, Mr. Sampson. Delyea, D. Schantz-Hansen, V. Gross, D. Atoll. G. Nlcculloch. E. YValsh, Al. Gleason Gross, A. Olson. 1N'lCNeal, R. Hall, G. Antus. A. Carlstedt, R. Negaard, E. Carlson, 51. Heino, Levotx XVallcer, Poferl. BAN vlilltf lll St llilllll I11CCt.S OH llvltllltlily, XAlL'tlI1L'Stl2lj' illltl I?l'lKl2llV, fl'Ull1 8:00 A. Nl. to 8:50 A. Nl. The second hand practices Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4:00 P. Nl. Participation: The High School Band plays at haslcethall and tootliall games, parades, and also, in collahoration with the orchestra, performed at a concert held lwarch 17 at the High School. The hand is under the direction of hir. lack Sampson. Nlr. Nlyhre con- tinues to practice with the second hand and assists with the the second hand. BAND PERSONNEL CLARINETS CORN!-ITS SAXOPHONES TROAlBUNE Elmer ixlalinen Edward Flettner Virginia Gross Elrude Carlson Calvin Braa lean Smith Donald-Schantz- Erling Holmstrand Virginia Almer Hansen HORNS Clarence Tuura Philip Olin Betty Louise Darr Donna Alettner Gwendolyn ixlccnlloch Peggy Uurleee Roy Fay lone johnson Thomas lohnson Gerard Antus Aryal Carlstedt Blue Crocker lack Lavoy Nlyra Hei no Eleanor XValsh Eloise Gross Anna Nlarie Olson Kenneth XXYHHCCI' BA R I TON ES Roliert Negaa rd .Marvin Gleason BASSES Arnold fNlcNeal Iohn Potierl Richard Hall Donald Nloll Kathleen Delyea PERCUSSION Nxelvill C2ll'lS0l1 Dick Thompson YVarren Hall Rodney Yvestlund Betty Fleming Verna Eclcholm Diclc Roberts Ruth lohnson Meetings: Activities: DIQCHESTIQA Tuesday mornings, from 8:00 A. M. until 8:50. The orchestra this year has experienced a rejuvenation. The new director, Mr. Sampson, has rebuilt the orchestra and so it did not participate in many activities. They did, however, play with the band in a concert held for the purpose of creating interest in the musical organizations of the school. senior class play and at commencement VIOLINS Elmer Malincn Calvin Braa Calvin Iohnson Edward Mattson Barbara Xvicklnnd Leonard Ogren PERSONNEL CLARINETS Erling Holmstrand Clarence Tuura Philip Olin TRUMPETS Edward Mettnel' They also played for the exercises. CELLO Margaret Leimer PERCUSSION Melvin Carlson XVarren Hall Genevieve Erickson lean Smith PIANO .Marion Ogren TROMBONF Donald Lehlay Elrude Carlson Ruth Sliagerberg IQARITONE VIOLAS Robert Negaard Meriari XVelch HORNS Edna Hyttinen Richard Hall Kathleen Delyea Seated G. Erickson, A. Buird, M. Yvelch, M. Leimer, E. Mattson, E. Nlalinen, C. Braa, C, Tuura E. Holmstrand, Smith, E. Nlettner. St llldlllg K. Delyea, R. Hall, Pl. Carlson, YV. Hall, E. Carlson, D. Leylay, Nlr. Sampson. V0 i306 lst row: ti. Heliert. C. Nvzircliziii, U. l,e.Nlny, I. Frzuilcliii, lf. tiresez-vli, nl. Roe, lf. Paisclx. Qlncl row: ll. liorsheim, U. Rousseau. N. lenlains, G. Fuller, I . Neva. lf. Kolotlge, B. .NlcCiilliv:ir.x' ll. Xvelilwer. Sul row: fi. l.oisel, R. Green, R. Suulier, R. Negzmnl, lf. Berg. R. Utterson, YV. Alzilii, lf. Shunn l', Torviml. DY 9 Gllfli CLUI3 'lihe l3oy's Glee Clulm, consisting ot twenty-tive voices, meets every Tuestlay, fourth period. 'lihe Girls' Glee Clulm meets the fourth hour XVeclnesclay. Both groups meet together every Friclziy afternoon to sing t'our-part music. I'I SCH00 CHUIIQ lst Von: .xliss Carlson, lf. llzielcett, Ra. ixlaignuson. Nl. Geissler, fi. Gillette, A. Olmleen, fi. llelmert C. Xvurilien, U. l,e.Nlzi.v. I. lfrzinlilin, lf. Grcsczhvli, Al. Roe, lf. Pusclx, Al. Lcssor, G Rziliitleauix, L. Clixnnpeziux. C. Pulley. ffnml row: H. l,1lI'I',l1. Xvulters, AW. l,zinclro, l.. lohnson, D. Rousse:u1,N. lenlilns, F. Neva. li. l'illllCI' ll. .XleCiillix'1'nAv, ll. Xvelilier, l.. Suomincn, lf. ljlcming. lf. Diesen, D. Rzintzi, S. Peterson firxl row: S. llotlvren, Xvzircl, C. lohnson, V. Briant, l.. Ptieilher, Fl. Axlzitlocli, Nl. Depoe. S. l,zu's0n 1 li. Negzuircl, B. Kenneclhv, l.. Utterson, Nl. Xvolti, li. l revost, I. Longtin. C. Bremlenlwerg 4th row: ll. llorsheini, G. Loisel, R. Green, R. Soulier, R. Negzim'ml,l'1,l5ei'g. R. Utterson, YV. .Xlulai lf. Shunn, P. Torvicl, lf. Kolomlge. ll. Negnnrsl. S. llulxlxren. Y. lal'liIlll. S. lletersnn. fl. lvult, C. llreclenlwerg, lmngtin, fl. tlelsslex TIQIIDLE TDI Vl'llCl'L' are tllttv-seven melnlmers in tlle mixe.l chorus. They Sing at lrucczx- lnurute and commencement. At Christmzzs il enntzlta was presentecl antl an nperetta was given ln the spring. Out oth the Girls' Glee Clulm, an triple trio was lm-meal. They sing at P. T. A. meetings, nssemlwlies, Girl Reserve meetings :mtl other social functions. EIIQLI' Llflf C UB st row: .Xllss Cuvlsun, lf. llnelxett, lg. Alilgllklilll, Al. Uelwler. U. Gillette. A. Ulcleen, Al. l.esam', cl. R1lllltlL'illlX, In CllJllUIlCillIX. CN. l0ll1'xY, I,CtUl'SUIl. ml ron: S. Hutlrell, lt. Dnrr. l., lvnlters. .Nl. l,axnLlr0, l.. Iullnsun, l.. Sunmlnen. lla. lflemlng. 1 1 lmngtln, C. l3l'CtlCIlllt'Ig, lf. Diesen. D. Rau ta. J X N m ml row: V. lirlnnt, l.. l teller.. l. Nlntlncli. C. lzulmnsnn, I. llvnrcl. . l. Del ne. S. l.nrson. B. Negauml ll. li0llllk'll-V, l.. Otterscnt, fl. Xvullh. ll. Prexost. Seated: lf. Shunn, V. Briant, B. A'lElgIlllSOI1, N. Ienlcins, G. Herbert, G. lmisel, l' Hue cett Standing: S. Peterson. D. Rousseau, Nl. Depoe, R. Negaard. D. Leixlay. lt. Berg, A Ulmecn F. Grescz-vk, B. Kennedy, B. Berg. H! IDUCTDIQ Ohl Doctor an operetta, was presented by the high school glee clubs on May 9 and 10 under the direction ot Miss Annette Carlson. Miss Thora M0011 was the accompanist. Cast: Dr. Drinkwater Mrs. Yvealcly Mi's. Crossly Dr. Slaughter Dr. Cuttem Ur. Collin Rainbow Bessie Honor Glory Maclaxiie Cihere Philip Bob Maniiel Pancho Cynthia lim George Loisel Anita Mae Uldeen Marg' Depoe Donald Rousseau Donald LeMay Robert Negaard Frank Gresczyk Barbara Kennedy Betty Magnuson Violet Briant Sheila Peterson Neil Ienkins Robert Green Earl Shunn Gerald Hebert Edith Hackett Byron Berg lst row: .XL Geissler. Y. Briant. I. Douglas, Bl. She-rlf, I. YVoll', I. Sundeen, D. Xvilleinson, R Izuiousela. 2nd row: 51. Depoe, I.. Sunnarliorg. XV. Purcell, M. Alchaughlin, Nliss Nyquist, D. lflucla, I. Stun-clt lf. Shunn. T. Sluire. R. Slicliaelson. I-IEAIDEID I: I2 EIDE Headed For Eden , the Iunior Class play, directed hy Nliss Gladys Nyquist, was presented November I6 and 17, in the High School Auditorium. NI rs. Oral Slcipworth Imogene Hank Dorothy Brill Peggy Walters Gladys Hermann Nancy Lane Kate Roberts Rosina Blandish Barry Richards Henry Banks Marcella Turner Bob Roberts Sergeant Kelly Ken Howard Limpy Iane W'olt Nlary Depoe Douglass Flack Nlargaret Sherk Nlarian Geissler Violet Briant Marg' McLauglilii1 Doris Wilkinson Ieanette Sundeen Iames Stueclc Xyayne Purcell Lorraine Sunnarborg Richard Nlichaelson Earl Shunn Ray Ianouselc Ted Sliare Imagine seven young girls in at hoarding house. There's bound to he action and action there is. Wlhen Kate Rolmerts' brother ,Bob, gets in trouble with the police, the furor begins. Of course, in the end everything turns out all right. The love-struck girls get their men, the others happiness, and the audience an enjoyable evening. lst row: R. Lisignoli, F. Neva, L. Lamirande. 2nd row: D. LeMay, N, Ienlxins, R. Negaard, R. Soulier, F. Gresczyk. C DANC DE IBEIQGEIQAC The Senior class play, CYRANO D15 BICRGERAC, was presented April 18 and I9 under the direction of Miss Eva Smith. CAST : Cyrano De Bergerac Franklin Neva Christian De Neuvillette Robert Negaard The Comte De Guiche Frank Gresczyli Ragueneau Neil Ienliins Le Bret Donald LelVlay Ligniere Kenneth Carrier Captain Carluon De Castel-Ialoux, De Valvert Rolmt. Soulier Nlonttleury Gerald llehert Roxanne Loretta Lamirande Rosemary Lisignoli Lise Betty lean Prevost Duenna Lorraine Wlalters .Mother Margaret Peggy Durkee Sister Nlartha Mary Lessor Sister Claire Vienna Koski Others in cast: R. Berg, E. Beck, R. Ehrman, R. Strand, E. Burnett, E. Carlson, VV. Iohnson, L. Champeaux, E. Mettner, Karulak, R. Hedine, V. Chartier, A. Grosslilaus, YV. Maki, H. Millmerger, H. Tomchak, Smith, I. Pastilia, G, Loisel, S. Hoffren, Cronlc, E. Nlalinen, C. Braa, E. Vihert, M. Iohnson, N. Taylor, H.Edwa1-ds, M. Carlson, V. Aho, H. Burgraff, K. Randel- in, F. Youngren, R. Angell, B. Fleming, B. Darr. The story is ot' a cavalier in the French Guard who is unlucky in love because of his huge nose. Roxanne, the gi tl he secretly loves, is in love with a handsome hut stupid musketeer, Christian De Neuveillette. Cyrano helps Christian win Roxanne's hand by writing love notes for him. XVhen Christian dies in a battle and Roxanne secludes herself in a convent, Cyrano faithfully visits her for many vears. ln the end, when Cvrano is tiatallv wounded, Roxanne tinds that she has really loved Cyrano all the iwhile. A lst row: Airs. Gillespie. Fliss Zimmerman, Nliss Smith. -iNlisslHerrington, ixliss Nyquist. 2nd row: Flin Greliin, Mr. Noselc, Miss Tastad, Mr. Gillespie. FIQESI-I FIELD! Fresh Fields, a comedy hy lvor Novello, was presented hy faculty members, lanuary I5 and 16, in the high school auditorum under the auspices of the local Chapter of the American Federation of Teachers. CAST Lady Nlary Crahhe Eva Smith Lady Lillian Bedworthy Gladys Nyquist Mrs. Pidgeon Alice Zimmeman Vera Pidgeon Nlrs. George Gillespie Tom Larcomh George Gillespie Tim Crahhe Leonard Grehin Nliss Swaine Sylvia Tasted Ludlow Vtlalter Noselc Lady St l'cm me Ann Herrington Director Eva Smith PLOT: Because of the tinancial embarrassment of an English family ot nolmility, Lady Crahhe permits their home to lie invaded by an Australian woman, her brother, and daughter, who are amusingly out of place in the old English home. The play moves from one hilarious scene to another, until the difficulties are all solved by the marriage of the young people and the decision of Lady Crahhe and the Australian woman, Mrs. Pidgeon, to tour the world together. M l R. Yetka, M. Hursh, M. Sherk. DECLAMATIUN WI NNEIQI The home declamation contest was held on Saturday, February 17. The judges for the final contest were Mr. Grebin, Miss Boyd and Miss Fern Zimmer- man. Richard Yetlca won the oratory division, Mary Ann Hursh in the humor- ous and Margaret Sherk in the dramatic. Those who took part in the final round of the Contest and their readings were: Oratory V Richard Yetka A Strange Drama Margaret Matlock Depose King Selfishness Interpretative reading fDramatic and humorousj Margaret Sherla- The Night the Ghost got Inn Lorraine Sunnarborg - Little Emily Mary McLaughlin - An Evacuated Child Mildred Koski - Mrs. Newrich Buys Antiques Edna Hyttinen - Mrs. Easy Has Her Fortune Told Mary Ann Hursh - Mrs. Nloonlightv Betty Sehlin - The Abandoned Elopementu Ramona Sather - Her First Call on the Butcher lst row: B. Lehman, K. Carrier, R. Negaard, P. Durlaee. 2nd row: Nliss Smith, R. Green, E. Vibert, H. Campbell. DEBATE Although the season was not a notable success as far as definite victories are concerned, Miss Smith succeeded in building up a strong squad for next year's season. The question for debate was Resolved: That the Federal Government shall own and operate the railroads. Those on the squad were Peggy Durkee, Kenneth Carrier, Betty Lehman, Harry Campbell, Robert Negaard, Elizabeth Vibert and Robert Green. The squad took part in invitational tournaments, one at Spooner and one at Superior. They also debated Denfeld and Central, but lost to both of them. lst row: H. Campbell, M. Matlock, M. Berlik, L. Sunnarborg, M. Nelson, C. Xvaller, W'ard, M. Hursh Mr. Grebin. 9nd row: Nliss Nyquist, M. iWlcLaughlin. M. Sherk, V. Aho, R. Lisignoli, B. Iohnson, R. Bray Nliss Smith. urd row: R. Hewitt, V. Iohnson, E. Hyttinen, IW. Koski, V. Hulmhell, D. Mettner, R. Sather I. Larson, Miss Newman, G. Loisel. SPEECH This year the speech work was completely reorganized. Four divisions, memorized oratory, original oratory, extemporaneous speaking, and interpre- tative reading, replaced the traditional three divisions of oratory, humorous declamation and dramatic declamation. Mr. Grebin coached Richard Yetka and Margaret Matlock in memorized oratory. Miss Smith had charge of Betty Lehman and Harry Campbell in original oratory and Verna Johnson, Mary McLaughlin and Peggy Durkee in extemporaneous speaking. The largest group, interpretative reading was directed hy Miss Newman and Miss Nyquist and included Margaret Sherk, Lorraine Sunnarborg, Mary McLaughlin, Martha Berlik, Harriet Alleman, Mildred Koski, Edna Hyttinen, loyce Larson, Jeanette Ward, Mary Ann Hursh, Miriam Nelson, Betty Sehlin, Rosemary Lisignoli, Violette Aho, Viola Huhhell, Donna Nlettner, Ramona Sather, Ruhy Bray, Betty Lou Iohnson, Carol Waller, and Rebecca Hewitt. lst row: S. Hoflxruii. U. l3L'l'gL'I'0ll, N. Tai-vlnr, V. Alum. ffncl row: S. ixlnlii, PJ. lflecll, S. Bruno, C. Pmnycr. Srcl rnw: Al, B-vstmiii, Xvolli, l.. lnlinsnn. .Xliss Swartz. GI l2LI'ATHLIfTIC ASSUCIATIIDN 1 . Senior ixlzilizlgcr Point SCL'I'Ct2ll'.X' l'tlIlll1TIHL'l1t Nluiizigci' Pnlilicitlx' .xl2lIlilgk'l' lmclccl' Ronrn ixlziiizigcr lmclwr Ronin Assistant lk-ful nl' Yollc-vlmzlll llczul ol' Buslictlizill llcacl nl' Trzicli IIL-ml nl' Bzlsclmll Hn-ml ull Tennis .xl lSL'L'l l2lIlCi HIS lI1ClllllCS ilUllgCllilll liiclilmall, lmaclininlfm anal clcclc tcnnis. Olivo Bcrgcron Nor nmxzn Taivlor Clmrlcm' Bnyur l,uuisv.- Inlinsnn Bc-rnicc Ulccli lane Xvnll Sl1ll'lL'.X' llUlxlxI'L'I1 Pc.-gglv llansnn llclcn Bcnkuslai Su.-lla Nlznki Sally Bruno Vinlcltc Alm .Xlargarcl Byslri un Thr- Girls' Allilctic Association has clmrgc of all the girls' Sports. It is unclu' llic clircclinn ul' Nliss Swartz, girls' coach. lst row: 2nd row: Sul row: .NH -wma. R. Brisette, E. Shunn, H. Stilwell, B. NlcGillivray, R. Gotzh, O. Xvappes, Kenneclv lf. lVlCGillivrzxy. M. Brissette, D. lohnson, YV. Pederson, E. fVlcGlllivray, student manager AW. Hagen, student manager, R. Isaacson, 0. Forrest, R. Liimatainen, R. Hogluncl I. Habitz, E. Vibert, H. Tomchak, G. Fuller, G. Bloomquist, XV. Ahiers, D. Dunphy Coach Herlm Drew, D. Langenbrunner, N. Poupore, B. Savage, O. Luvoy, R. Iohnson E. Kolodge, F. LaTulip, R. XVappes, YV. Cash, E. Mettner, H. Larson, R. Thompson Conch Grunt Iohnson. UUTISALI. FIRST TEAM SECOND TEAM LE - G. Bloomquist LT - G. Fuller LG - H. Tomchak C - E. Vibert RG - Babitz RT - R. Hoglund RE - R. Liimatainen QB - R. Isaacson LHB - W. Ahiers Qffaptainj FB - D. Dunphy RHB - O. Forrest E. Mettncr M. Brissettc E. Kolodgc F. LaTulip R. Wappes W. Cash O. Lavoy H. Larson I. Kennedy N. Poupore R. Thompson IQEIQ FUDTBALL W'ith only three letter men returned from last year's squad, the Cloquet football team had a fairly successful season. Coach Drew had Captain Bill Ahiers, Reynold Isaacson, George Fuller, and a promising bunch of reserves to work with. The first game, with a newly organized Carlton team, was merely a warmup and everyone but the waterboy saw action. Cloquet won handily, 20-0. Our next game was with our old rivals, the Rails from Proctor, in which Cloquet showed much potential strength in subduing them, 12-O. Playing under lights, the Lumberjacks ran into a small but scrappy Wildcat team from Morgan Park and came out second best, 20-6. Despite a thrilling seventy-five yard runback of an intercepted pass by 0rmie Forrest, halfback for Cloquet, and a last quarter drive to the twelve yard line, Cloquet was beaten by a team that took advantage of the breaks of the game and made the most of them. Playing decidedly better defensive as well as offensive football, Cloquet trounced Aitkin 28-0. Not once did the Aitkin eleven have the ball inside of Cloquet's 20 yard line. Isaacson and Ahiers each scored two touchdowns. Our home- coming game was played with Denfeld which was out to revenge the tie Cloquet gave them the year before, And revenge it was, for the final score was 42-0. This was not as bad as it looks, for Denfeld had one of the top ranking teams in the State. lsaacson was lost for the remainder of the season because of an injury and was greatly missed for the rest of the games. Next came Two Harbors. Two Harbors had a 20-0 lead in the game before Cloquet got going, then the Lumberjacks made two touchdowns and it looked as though there was still a chance. Twice Cloquet came inside of Two Harbor's ten yard line and twice the ball was taken away. Cloquet was still on the offensive when the ball game ended 20-15. It was one of the most evenly matched games of the year. Cloquet traveled to Superior for their last game without two regulars, Isaacson and Tomchak. Fuller and Larson were lost early in the game because of injuries. Superior East slowly wore Cloquet down, and when the final gun sounded the the score was 53-20. Cloquet Cloquet Cloquet Cloquet Cloquet Cloquet Cloquet Carlton Proctor Morgan Park Aitkin Denfeld Two Harbors Superior East lst row: 2nd rowg 5rd row 4th row 7 R. Xvestlund, L. Mzlfloclc, R. Vuppes, R. Johnson, O. Xvznppes. E. .'V1CGillivray, student manager, R. Mattson, Crotfy, G. Asplund W Ahlers Q Bloomquist, F. Neva, Babitz. student manager. Coach Herb Drew, R. Isaacson, N. Salo, B. Savage, S. Sulo, V. Price, F. Allmuckle Couch Grant Iohnson. C. Nxyldng, O. Forrest, D. Lagenbrunner, NY. Hagen, O. Lavoy, R. Liimxfunen FIRST TEAM Forward R. Mattson Forward Crotty Center W. Ahiers Guard F. Neva Guard G. Bloomquist SECOND TEAM G. Asplund v. Price 0. Forrest B. Myking F. Afbuckle BASKETBALL Coach Drew had plenty of fine material back from last year's squad to work with. Veterans returning were: Captain William Ahiers, Franklin Neva, lack Crotty, Roland Mattson, Buck Bloomquist, and Gordon Asplund. In the first game Cloquet scored a stunning upset over a team of Denfeld veterans by dumping them, 29-26. The boys displayed good teamwork and the scoring honors were fairly even. Superior Cathedral took the next, 25-19. ln one of those few games that Cloquet was off, Proctor tripped them up, 18-14. Three teams of the Polar league came next. Cloquet beat allg Thomson, 22-193 Wrenshall, 25-20, Cromwell, 26-17. Carlton took Cloquet in an overtime period, 51-29, but the Lumberjacks spoiled Duluth Centra1's homecoming by defeating them, 59-56. Ahiers scored fourteen points as Cloquet trounced Morgan Park, 55-16. Cloquet revenged a previous defeat in beating Proctor, 50-17. Rallying in the last minutes to overcome a five point lead, Cloquet beat Superior East 26-22. When Duluth Central came to Cloquet to avenge their defeat at homecom- ing, they were successful beyond their wildest dreams. Every shot seemed to be pulled into the basket by a magnetic force. When the smoke cleared the score was, 41-21. Two Harbors won next, 57-55. Cloquet drubbed Carlton, 58-25. Cloquet also won the next game from Morgan Park, 26-22. Superior Central was beaten 57-27 in a hard contest. Superior East High beat the boys in a thriller 40-58. In the best game of the year, Cloquet trimmed Two Harbors, 25-24. Ahiers snapped a basket with only fifteen seconds of playing time, cinching a second place tie for Cloquet in the Little Big Ten . Denfeld closed C1oquet's season by edging them out in an overtime heartbreaker, 56-54. Cloquet played Carlton in the first round of the tournament. They had a fairly easy time the first half and led 20-14. The Mclntire brothers put on a last half scoring splurge and Carlton gave Cloquet a real test as the score testifies, 50-28. It seems as though Central is a jinx to Cloquet because the boys were beaten again in the tournament. Central started with a bang, garnering 14 points before Cloquet made a basket. Then they settled down but to no avail for Central kept their pace. The score at the half was, 25-10, the third quarter, 54-20 and although Cloquet outscored Central 2 to 1 in the final period, the game ended, 58-28. Upper Picture: XV. Ahiers, F. Neva, G. Bloomquist, R. Mattson, G. Asplund. Lower Picture H. Beck, E. XValsh, Kennedy, M. Schlenk. M NUIQ SD DTI The boys' tennis team is coached by Mr. Nosek. There were seven students out. Eastman Beck is the captain. Others on the team are Howard Tomchak, Eugene Chartier, George Schul, Thomas Benson, Clyde Bedahl and Gaius Sather. The team played two matches with Duluth schools last fall, but lost both. There were three girls out for tennis. Sally Bruno, Eleanor Walsh, and Mitzi Schlenk were chosen by Miss Swartz. There were forty boys out for track. Returning lettermen were: William Ahiers, Kenneth Carrier, Gene Chartier, George Nevala, and Norman Poupore. Other men out for track are Gerald Bloomquist, Robert Hoglund, Ernest Leon, Roger Iohnson, Ormond Forrest, Maurice Hagen, Dan Klejwa, lack Kennedy, Bob Green, Arnold Iarvinen, Will Cash, George Schul, Val Price, Cal Campbell, Ralph Hubbell, Bob Gotzh, Howard Edwards, Ioe Pastika, Fred Loisel and Mah- lon Roe. FEATUIQEI WHAT WE LAUGH AT September n 5th 6th 9th 11th 20th 15th 14th 27th 28th 51st 9th October 14 November 10th 16th 29th 50th December 4th 7th 21st 22nd 25th 51st Ianuary lst 8th 15th 15th 26th 51st February 5th 6th 22nd 25rd 29 th SCHOOL CALENDAR From sweet, sweet vacation back to the Rock Pile. Books get bigger and heavier every year, don't they? Cloquet wins its first football game of the season. Yeah! Team! Oh! Oh! 1've forgotten my locker combination already. 58-14- 8-15 or is it 40-14-8-51-??'???? Ah, me-have you given some of the new students a glance, especially Ruby Solem? Friday the 15th. Not so unlucky-M. E. A. and no school. Homecoming football dance. Freshmen really got acquainted at their Halloween party. The Sophomores ditto. O. B. C.'s annual party. Who's afraid of the big bad ghost? Everyone is having his picture taken for the annual. We did'nt know we looked like that. Heard that more than a few people had fun at the Pep Club Dance. Iuniors present Headed for Eden. Those kids are Headed for perfection in their acting abilities. The high school went farm hand at the Girl Reserve Barn Dance. Thanksgiving as usual in Minnesota. A11 return 10 lbs. heavier from Thanksgiving dinners. Debaters are working fast and furiously to find out what's wrong with the railroads, and if government ownership will solve the problem. Honor Society alumni Christmas party. New members are initiated by having to move the furniture. Christmas vacation begins-Heck-, no snow yet, therefore no skiing, tobaggoning, sleigh rides. Christmas and still no snow. Gave the old year a fine farewell and welcomed in the new. You turned over a new leaf. fOr did you'?j Back to school to show off new wardrobes. The assembly got a new buzzer for Christmas. Debate tournament here. ' The ice is swell and some of our skaters deserve the same adjective. The girls are trying to muster up courage to ask the local Romeos to the party on the first. Oh where, oh where has this month gone? Mr. Finney takes Miss Larson's place as math. teacher. Mantoux tests-Margaret Sherk was practically frightened speechless. Washington's birthday. School must go on. We beat Two Harbors, the champions to be, 25-24. Extra day but 1've got so much extra work, I don't know where it's gone. March 7th, 8th, 9th District B. B. tournament. 12th 15th 15th 16th 1 7th ' ' 24th April 2nd ' K 18th ' ' 20 th May 9th, 10th 24th 29th 50th 51st Ambassador quartette sings for us. Wasn't that bass good looking? No school in the afternoon, because of a big snow storm. Senior Class play practices are getting into full swing. Regional speech tournament here. Betty Lehman's Back to the Kitchen is better every time she gives it. Mr. Sampson's band and orchestra concert. Easter - lots of eggs 5 its pretty chilly for the girls to trot out in all their finery. Those beards the boys are growing look all the more fierce after vacation. Senior Class presents Cyrano de Bergerac. Senior boys shave and go to the Iunior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Operetta Oh Doctor. Kid Day. Some fun. Commencement exercises followed by a Sea Scout Commence- ment Dance. Memorial Day and no school. School closes-whoopee!! The Seniors are now on their own. , 1 fl r . Ma., I A ,A , 5 A ' X 1 'fffawif v ' . , 'Z jx K Q fu., ' if-,fp Y. 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Miss Smith: Yes, I suppose so, but I really should flunk them. A traffic sign in a southern city: No U-all turns. Overheard at a dance with a couple deeply in each other's arms with the boy's nose hidden in the girl's hair, I'll Drene of you tonight. Girls' faults are many, Boys have only two. Everything they say And everything they do. Little girls like painted dolls, Little boys like soldiers. But when they grow up Girls like soldiers Boys like painted dolls. Arnold Hintzman: You ought to see that trick rider in the circus. He jumps on a horse's back, slips under- neath, catches hold of its tail, and finishes up on the horse's neckl Cloud Wlardian: That's easy. I did that the first time I ever rode a horse. THE TDUDNAMENT DF 1940 Herb and Grant were scowling, The game was going wrong. If Crotty kept on fouling, He wouldn't be in long. Neva tripped upon his beard, QWho wouldn't? You would too.l And when his hazy senses cleared He was all black and blue. Mattson wasn't playing He'd flunked in history. To everyone he's saying, It's sure a misteryf' Bloomquist stubbed his little toe And fell flat on his ear. His sudden cry was filled with woe. They heard it far and near. Then comes good old Gordy, He got the mumps that day. His face, Oh Lordy, Lordy, Of course, he couldn't play. Bill got hit upon the head Out like a light he went. Herb and Grant put him to bed. So we lost the tournament. When Herb and Grant looked at the score QCenti al was all in cloverj Those 2 brave men could take no more To Bill they said, Move over. NAME SEEMS Rosemary glamorous Lisignoli Norma Taylor young lad yish Robert Green handsome Marian Geissler chic George Briant flashy George Fuller ladies' man Mary DePoe Doris Ranta Ioseph Pastika Walter Maki amusing full of fun humorous Rudolph Val- entino type Robert Franklin full of fun Donald LeMay Margaret Matlock Glenn Swain Edward Pasek Emil Witeli Ioe Karulak Reynold Angell Betty Sehlin Fred Youngren Martha Landro answer to maid en's prayer aloof tall witty bashful polite like fun sweet smart nice U Is A daring clever that smart student erratic easy going charming cheer-leader Mr. Sl Mrs. Ioe Pastika Sr.'s son rhythm boy time-killer -short, dark,and handsome a good friend long-winded ll ll a smarty quiet a good clerk practical jokester a honey H ' Il a wiz good singer PPEARS Wmi tardy slips other young ladies girls you know who a grin a certain Ir. girl a smile arms full of books goofy remarks accordion a habit of not studying AMBITION to sleep as long as she wants. to make Clo- quet a suburb of Carlton. to make up his mind. to operate the slide rule. to be an heir to Morgan's millions. a life that's one rosy dream. to lose weight. to be cool and collected. to crack a joke and not laugh himself. to crash the movies. to prove thril- lers are better than assignments. an armful of music vocabulary like a dictionary. to sing like Ienkins. to write a novel. Robert Negaard to argue like always some- thing to say an accent IGA sales talk no assignments a certain few test tubes, etc. la te-comers to school Franklin N. to get 99's in Math. to be a sailor to rob a bank. to ride a tri- cycle again. to change the picture on her piano. to own a chem. lab. to travel. 51,25 ,.... ,,,, 'vu v v, L! Q . ,asm l 'fa fir . 4 wztxwalms D M w - My sag, i W -f , ,xxx Y ,CV X' A TEACHEIQ1 DAY 'Tis six o'clock, the hour to rise. I stretch, I yawn, heave monstrous sighs. But up I get, for up I must, There's much to do. I eat my crust Of bread, my dish of grapenuts, too, For, as I said, there's much to do. The hike to school is sort o' fun But over soon and, when that's done, I'm buried alive in books and rules As is the case in all our schools. The morning swiftly rushes through. I'm teaching children, yes, that's true, Arid, as each class completes its task, Where is the time gone? then I ask. The noon hour's here. O, deary mel The hour for lunch is here, I see. I eat my sandwich, gulp it down. Then in the halls I stand and frown. The proper way to check each dear Who's tempted now to linger here. The bell! Hurrayl But why rejoice? We really haven't got much choice. It's back to home rooms to begin, And there compete with noise and din. But afternoons do wear away And patience, too, though it's s'posed to stay. At four we're free, but no--, not sol Then certain ones to make up go, And we make up for much lost time, For which there's neither reason nor rhyme. But all things end in this mortal life. We're through at last with din and strife. We can go home and read and rest. Of course, we've done our level best. Delores M. - I think that travel broadens one. Mary M. - Candy will do the same things and it's cheaper. Betty L - Did you hear about the absent minded- professor who stamped his feet? Doris W. - What's so absented-minded about that? Betty L. - Well, he stamped his feet and put his shoes on a couple of letters. Iimmy Franklin is a pain In the neck to good old Maym. Of yellow slips he's had a score. Still he comes back after more. D0 VCU IQEMEMIBEIQ WHEN Stella Maki was marble champ at the Iefferson? Nlost of the boys had straight hair? Almost every girl had a Page-boy hair cut? Howard Edwards was tive-feet tall? Caroline Bredenlmerg had long curls? Fred Youngren used to wear knee trousers? Avis G., Frank G., and Betty L. D. had their appendix out in the grades? Betty Prevost and Betty R. skipped from 5rd to 41-th grade? Byron Berg had a lot of freckles? Wle used to play squirrel and the nut on rainy days during recess? The operettanpalace of Carelessnessn was given hy the sixth graders at the Leach? The Nlay festival was the main event in the school year? The girls practiced folk dances in the halls at the Iefferson School? Yale looked forward to having room meetings every other Tuesday in the Iunior High? The 9 A's ot 1937 presented Robin Hood? DID VCU KNEW That Sheila Peterson had the role of the hero in the Sophomore play, Hldlings ot the Kingu? That Sally and Bill Bruno went to Alexico at Easter time? That Shirley Hottren has never missed a day of school? That Vivian Nladden is the only Senior girl with red hair? That Harry Nlillmerger has 5 different parts in the Senior Class Play? That Richard Yetka is the treasurer of the Athletic Association? That there are f 1'ri m eleven to fifteen steps in a flight in our school? That the editor of the Sophomore issue of the Pine Needle was Mary Ann Hursh? Frankie Neva neva' misses. If he does, he just gets hisses. If he doesn't, he gets kisses. That's why Neva neva' misses. 1 1 vfwmla Q . Una 3 NN... . W H- x A E ff f , ' :QM Ieaxme 8:15 A. M. Alley-oop 5 Smart Girls Qi SlliltiStiCI DY il IQTU CBIISUI 'I-Eiblllifltlbl' Dear Ellen, This census tabulating is certainly a job, but now that the files are all made and everything's done, I'll have time to write to you about some of your high school classmates. Some of our friends have become famous since we last knew them. For instance, Gaius Sather is a United States senator from Nevada. That's not quite as good as it sounds, for, out of his ten thousand dollar salary, he spent nine thousand nine hundred and ninety dollars for campaign expenses. Agnes Swanson and Anna Swanson are living in Lincoln, Nebraska. They have gone in for raising pets and now have a total of seventeen--eight cats, four dogs, three canaries, one rabbit, and one parrot. Barbara Kennedy is still a famous actress and, according to the census report, remains as young as she was in 1940. They say Howard Borsheim may be a candidate for president on the Socialist ticket in 1972. Right at present he's doing pretty well as a lawyer in New York. Elrude Carlson has stuck to his music. He's playing in an orchestra and people come for miles to hear him perform on the squeaka , a new musical instrument. Betty Lou Darr is also in public life. She is the Executive Secretary of the VVCTU and is well known as a lecturer. Francis Lisignoli works in the Ready'-to-Wear department of The Big Duluth and Paul Torvid is operating a newspaper in competition with his former bosses. Raymond Strand is in the East where he is chief usher in one of Philadelphia's largest theatres. Clarice Mudge is the commander-in-chief of the U. S. Army. Her husband has the title, but she's the commander. Anitamae Oldeen's song hit Love song blues is still paying royalties to her. Everywhere you go, you hear it being sung. Evelyn Anderson has a position as Secretary for Wallace Iohnson, the author, who at present is living in a New Orleans hotel which is under the management of Ilta Ketola and Saimie Kiiliala. Wallace always has a startling conclusion to his stories, so in imitation of him, I'll close with a little about Richard Kokkonen who invented a rocket and went to the moon last year. We had no news until a week ago, but late radio bulletins tell us that he is now on Saturn with no fuel for his ship, and it may be ten years before he can make enough to return to the earth. The newspapers have been full ofarticles about him, and lane Tuomi, one of New York's leading columnists has begun a series of articles on his life. So many of the girls have become happy housewives, I can't list them all, but I noticed that Iane Cox's daughter is in the year's crop of debutantes and they say Mary Iune Forseth's daughter is just as much of a belle as her mother. Time certainly flies, doesn't it? As ever, lean Akre Census Tabulator 25,758 There was a guy named Walter Maki Whom some people said was all wacky. But they were all wrong For he'd play a song And he'd do it up brown, too, by cracky. A DLAYLET IN ONE ACT ENTITLED BEHIND BARRED DOORS WHAT 'S GOING OJN IN ROOM 322? The scene is laid in a room on the third floor of a large three story building. The time is seven thirty, and there is light streaming out from under the door of room 522. A stealthy figure slinks up the stairs and raps mysteriously on the door. The door slowly swings open. DOORMAN: The password, quick. FIGURE: Old Bachelor's Club - - - O. B. C. for short. DOORMAN: Okay - - Come on in, we're just starting. The figure is admitted, we follow after him and find ourselves in a small room with about twenty toughs. One who seems to be the leader, is pounding on a table in the front of the room. The Hgures rise to attention. LEADER: Repeat the oath. ALL: The purpose of the Old Bachelor's Club is to create and maintain throughout the city a high standard of bachelory and hermitage. LEADER: Okay, sit down. Now I called this meeting, because something serious has happened to one of our members. lst Bachelor: tnudging another beside himj It's Howie Tomchak, he's talking about. He's a problem. LEADER: Brother Tomchak was seen by one of our spies winking at a girl on the street yesterday. This outrage must be punished. Tomchak, what have you to say in defense? TOMCHAK: Aw, Bill - I'm innocent. Anyway a guy ain't human if he don't appreciate the finer things in life. LEADER: I agree, but women don't come under that list. As punishment you must have your beard shaven so the girls will see you for what you really are. All in favor say, aye. ALL: Ayel LEADER: Good, that's settled. Now then, I've heard that certain girls are leading members of our club away from our noble principles of bachelory. I'm appointing a special committee to spy on their houses and report who the guilty ones are that are desecrating this club. We'll clean this town up yet if it takes us all year. Those on the committee are Robert Lessor, Glenn Swain, Pete Vibert and Neil Ienkins. All of you are firm believers in the cause, and I can trust you. I now have the pleasure to announce that we have a new member tonight - - Ioe Pastika. Ioe - - tell the boys why you've joined our ranks. PASTIRA: Well, it all started when I took my girl to the movies. When the usher saw us he said, Well, well, who's the sucker tonight, Maisie? And I says, NVhat do you mean, brother? And he says, Every time she comes here she has a different one on her arm. So I got rid of her in a hurry. I've come to the conclusion that the only way to avoid trouble with girls is to stay away from them. LEADER: Spoken like a true bachelor. Ca rap on the doorj See who's there, Brother Roe. He opens the door. A girl is seen in the doorway. GIRL: There are some girls outside who would like to know if you boys want to go riding. There are enough cars for everybody. BOYS! Gangwayl Lead me to 'em. My mother told me this would happen, Wlowl One side, small change. The room is emptied in a few seconds. The leader remains. He is speaking to himself. LEADER: Oh well, I'm glad they've gone. I had a date with Shirley, anyway. .. -- fu ,hw ,.A',, '41, , K ,f 1 ,f -sv--4 .W .7-NKQQ. XX Getting acquainted Looking pretty Iake Winter Sunshine Toothpaste ad Arnold Iarvinen Hairless Ioe 5 Cooks Kerry Concentration Ditto We're all busy 11 , ,M 1LA,, ,L--....,l0 SUIDIDOIQTI The Co-operative Society is the Only Retail Organization in Town Owned by its Consumers The Consumers' Co-operative movement is comprised of laboring people Through this, they are raising their living standard. Give your dollar a break - - - buy co-operatively! CLOOUET CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY St t 14th St. and Ave. F. - Ave. C at Br d y E k Mahtowa Garage a d S Station Cloquet Ave. at 15th St. G I Station Corner Ave D. 81 Broad y. C0ll'7fJfII77l'l'IfS Qf BERST-F OR STER DIXFIELD COMPANY El1'1'1'1'i1'11l C0llfI'tll'fI'lI1Q I I 01111' A ppl1'11111-1' Dcvzler THOMPSON ELECTRIC COMPANY State Licensed Electricians HQ1111lii,v 111111, S1'1'1'1'1'1' FI'l'SfH Telephone 166 Cloquet, Minn. gi L. G. BALFoUR COMPANY, flgggggggggm 1' K 11117141 l'Vl11'r1'1'1'r ll1,1'rf' an' Srlzrmlx und C'nll1'grx .Jewelers to the Senior Class of L Cloquet High School K N ELECTRICITY . Ipurlhrnkwbvulr L I G H T I N G C O O K I N G O If WATER HEATING RI-IFRIGERATION Yifll' kfl.lll'.Yf 1111151 111111111111 x1'1'2'1'1:1' 11b!11i1111l1lf' 111 11101!1'1'11f1f mst. Wzllndirlgsork Purity Accuracy FURNITUR E Raiter Pharmacy Prescriplions dcomplete Line Roscoe O. Raiter, Ph. R., Ph. C. Qf Fz1.1'nitnre Cloquet .11 Cash Purchase 15 A Cash Sll'Z'Z'7Ig ul PENN EY'S RENT A TYPEWRITER Woodstocks-Underwoods-L. C. Smith One Month 53.00, Two Months 55.00, Three Months 57.00 New and Used Machines Sold on Easy Terms, as low as 33.00 a month. Ofhce Furniture 8: Supplies THE PINE KNOT Cloquet 108 Avenue C West End-Cloquet ,Yew Porlables All Makes Johnson Brothers DEPARTMENT STORE The S1Z0fJP'li71g Center of Carlton County Cloquet, Minnesota Permanent Waving and Hair Styling a Specialty Beauty Bazaar He-len l-'rc-eman, Mgr., Prop. 101 Ave. C Phone 565 Covnplimenls of WARD'S Bakery 81 Lunch Kolseth 8: Co. Aferflzawzts Since 1902 Compliments of Wood Conversion Company MANUFACTURERS Ano nlsTmsuTons INSULATING AND SOUND DEADENING MATERIALS CLOQUET, MINNESOTA BALSAM-WO OL NU-WO OD Compliments of BARRON AND BAMBERY Compliments of DR. A. W. PASEK LA VVYERS Physician and Surgeon Thomas M. Bambery R. E. Barron O'Hern Building Phone 700 Compliments of J. E. McKENNA Exclusive Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices O . F. WALT ERS Carlton Minnesota The Leader Clothing Store MEN'S AND BOY'S WEAR East End Alex Ranta, Prop. Shop Here First R. M. EPPARD, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Cloquet Minnesota 0LSON'S STUDIO Portraits if Commercial Photos 110-Sth Street Phone 451 Kodak Finishing DR. JOHN T. MCGREGOR Dentist O'Hern Building THE NORTHERN PRINTERY Engravers Io The Senior Class Since IQ24 O. K. BRAND Pasteurized Milk, Cream, Butter and Ice Cream CLO QUET CREAM ERY Printing , Phone 437 and Get Pasteurized Milk Engraving l The Only Safe Milk To Use Office Equipment DAVIS Hardware-Sporting Goods Furniture-Basebalb Golf Hockey-Skates lim' Heller Sporlf, I fre Our Belief Fqufpmenl 11lOur Low Prfvem Watch the Fords Go By CLOQUET AUTO AND SUPPLY CO. Phone No. 5 Compliments of THE NORTHWEST PAPER COMPANY Manufacturers of Quality Printing and Converting Papers Compliments of J AC K AN DR EWS Compliments of GEORGE WOLF'S GROCERY Compliments of HOTEL SOLEM L. A. FREEMAN JEWELER Elgin, Grnen, Hamilton Watches 118 Avenue C Compliments of DR. E. J. TOMHAVE HANFORD F. COX ALBERT B. STUART M. D. Physician and Surgeon Cloquet Minnesota Mobile Ethyl Gas Mobil Gas CHUB'S W. O. Cash Service Station Corner Cloquet Ave. Sz 8th We Call For and Deliver Your Car Mobil Oil Lubrite Oil Merit Oil Greasing and Washing Compliments of CLOQUET FUEL C0. Phone 318-J DR. L. J. GORRILL Cloquet Theatre Building Phone 64 Compliments of DR. L. A. JEFFREY Chiropractor Gordini er Super Service Skelly Products Complete Lubrication Hood Tires Uniflo Eff Tagolene Motor Oils 11th and Cloquet Ave. Cloquet, Minn Compliments of RELIABLE INVESTMENT CO. Cloquet Minnesota Compliments of CANFIELD'S SERVICE GAMBLE STORE The Friendly Store Phone 110 Cloquet Minnesota Compliments of FRED JOHNSON Plumbing and Heating Compliments of ANGELL'S BATTERY85 TIRE SERVICE 1208 Cloquet Avenue Phone 423 LANE COAL COMPANY 116 Arch Street Proulx Building Phone 20 Coal Dealer PHILLIPS 66 REED'S SERVICE STATION Cloquet Avenue and Broadway Oil, Gas and Greasing Service Telephone 74 Compliments of E. A. FULTON Northland Mortuary Compliments of A. 85 E. SUPPLY COMPANY Ojfice Supplies ---- Cameras 218 West Superior Street Duluth Compliments of OSWALD MOTOR COMPANY Chrysler Plymouth CLIFF'S STANDARD SERVICE STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Corner of 6th Street 8z Cloquet Compliments of RUDOLPH RAUTIO Compliments of LARSON 85 SONS CLOQUET DRY CLEANERS We Call For and Deliver No Extra Charge Phone 146 W. A. Tessman 5 EVA-RAYE BEAUTY SHOP 303 Arch Street Telephone 622 Eva Curtiss Proprietor MODERN METHOD SHOE SHOP Shoe repairing, dyeing and shining. Skate sharpening Snappy Service Compliments of 'EBIEDWIJ 125 West Superior St. Duluth Melrose 7000 Compliments of DR. R. G. SPURBECK BILL'S MARKET Besl Quality Meals and Groceries Phone 331 Prompt Delivery Service CLOQUET TRANSFER COMPANY Bonded Carrier Daily Transfer Service between Cloquet and Duluth. Local and long distance mov- ing. Packing, Shipping, Storage. Agent Allied Van Lines, Inc. Cloquet Minnesota KANER'S Men's Wear DR. C. L. SANDSTROM Dentist Kleckner Building Compliments of Law Ofiices of J. A. FESENBECK Compliments of DAIRY INN Phone 226 East End Compliments of DR. P. E. OLIN Drugs ----- Prescriptions MOLL DRUG STORE INC. Minimum Prices Accuracy COMMUNITY MARKET We lower food prices - others follow. AURA LEE BEAUTY SHOP Quality Work Experienced Operators 1009 Avenue F. Tel. No. 600 Compliments of RICHTEIUS BAKERY Compliments of STARLOF'S CAFE 910 Cloquet Avenue Steaks Short Orders WEST END GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries Phone 324-325 Delivery Service Compliments of WEST END DRUG STORE E. L. Wold, Proprietor Tel. 16 Ave. C Kz Arch Street TULIP SHOP ' MCCOM B - Pl-IOTOGRAPHER Your Portrait Today is a Treasure Tomorrow. Compliments of ELMGREN RADIO SERVICE Cloquet, Minnesota Oldest Radio Service in Carlton County. Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE The Engravings in the 1040 WHITE PINE were made by the Greene Engraving Company, St. Paul, Minnesota. .. '.: 1' xx- 'Palm as--wE.f.'5-ymznxlzlss-zuamnuzva. n lmrnx., a -N V , f.f.1,. .U nfl . . , 4 'swi- l 1 4 u w ' s ' 4 , ,, uf .1 .4l15,,. , . ,W f gm- ,mr A .f , 5-,, Fu -fat 71? f 11 , M 1 L , . . L 3 1.3 4,4 ' W. , r Q ,- V . IH- N 1 I , ' w -gi. :K QW, XI. s fx V, .-lf f VL. . KV,-, 4 'T 53' ,lf 5.1:-:.i' lik. Q iiigjkgf, vw. 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