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

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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'

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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.

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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.