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

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Ill IUP1 B. Ezfam, V. Simula, G. Kungax, E. Hobbs. PRESIDENT ............ VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ....,..... TREASURER ..... Vernon Simula Eugene Hobbs Beverly Evans Garith Kangas Council members: Marquis Ward, joan Bellingham, Garith Kangas, Lois Numnen Thomas Sogn. Faculty Advisors: Miss Hagen, Mr. Kuntz, Mr. janezich, Miss Lauterbach, Mr Wolner. THIRD ROW: B. Shelley, W, Derker, 1. juntunen, L. Craltenu, D. Bergquirt, B. Iver, D Guftapon R Kvml Mr. janezirb. SECOND ROW: I. jobmon, R. Sell, R. Langenbrzmevg S. Cburrhill, M. Boqzxixt, B. Melm T Sogn G La Brefhe, S. Wimexki. FIRST Row: F. Cuflfon, B, Kuuxixia, L. MrNeal, M. Timblin, B. Rafki, F. Carlmn, T Iuomalrl N Pentlla G. Krone, B. Evam. ......4u..nn-........u.an.-.......7- H21

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Frank Katzelle leaves the band with one less bass horn. ' E Rosemary Olson wills her dark eyes to Beverly Evans. Pat Pantsar leaves without JoAnn Cardinal. Roy Larson and George Franklin leave the Pine Needle minus an editor and a photographer, Richy Eknes leaves his chemist assets to Harry Eklund. Joyce Thorpe leaves her friendly smile to Mar- jorie Melby. Dick Borin leaves. Don Cardinal leaves for a career of business. Bob Abrahamson leaves silently. Bob Anderson and Don Johnson leave the tumbling team minus two good tumblers. Billie Karpenter leaves her artistic ability to Fran Rasen. Bernice Matlock, Lindy Gustafson, and Dee Olson leave to take the vital step. Martha Halvorsen leaves the pep band minus a coronet player. Pat Johnson bequeaths her everlasting giggle to Jackie Demars. Dorothy Jarvinen wills her poise and per- sonality to Dorothy Hanson. Ernie Wilson leaves his curly to Mervin Timblin. Bob Noiseau leaves his vocal solos to Franklin Pudas. Charlene Towslee leaves her shy looks to Mara- lene Hubell. Dorothy Brice leaves her good nights to Glenna Lee Cary. Lawrence Berg wills his size to Billy Kyle. Liz Schlenk leaves her job as White Pine editor well done. John Diesen leaves his wishes of growth to Bud Jessop. Alvin Hagen and Gaylord Simons leave for better hunting grounds. Mildred Jokela leaves her sense of humor to Lulu Salo. Carol Manty leaves her temper to be used by her sister, Marlene. Marvin Twaddle leaves with his little red Ford. Reidar Hansen leaves with Norman Mattson. Marilee Hanson leaves, leaving Lois Polley. Frances Golden and Louise Karalak leave with the Polish Girl Scouts. Ray Kriske leaves for more dough, 3 S C' -2 xp -an 1 r-'Ss S' Pauline Johnson leaves her vocabulary to Joann Kuito. Jerome Leimer leaves his happy disposition to Jim Johnson. Betty Lindquist leaves her studiousness to Lois Niininen. Jacky Paquin leaves her rosy cheeks to Laree McNeal. Dick Chartier leaves a soft spot in Cloquet High's heart. Frank Woyak leaves his love of school work to Gaylen Krohn. Joyce Myrmel leaves her many clothes to all the envious juniors. Mary Knickerbocker leaves her beautifully kept hair to Mary Jane Westerham. Faye Thill leaves her long eyelashes to Pat DeRusha. John Pederson leaves the girls alone for a while. Bob Schoen leaves his turkey farm to his brother. Marvin Paarni, Eugene Kohn, Ted Johnson, and Richard Carlson leave willingly. Barbara Rolle leaves her many hours of sewing. Jack Moe lends his scholastic ability to Sidney Ericksen. Elaine Micke wills her popcorn making to someone else. Helen Nevala leaves her many jokes to be told by some junior joker. Rodney Nelson and Bill Swanson leave, loving them all. Harry Patterson leaves his skiing ability to Burton Shotley. ' Jerry Setterquist leaves his good looks to Vernon Simula. Philip Eldien leaves his way with the girls to Larry Janousek. Irja Malm, Elizabeth Erkkila, Donna.Smith, Shirley White, and Maxine Young leave the office empty. James Smith leaves, much to his own relief. Edith Niemi leaves her glockenspiel to some strange junior. Ervin Kotiranta leaves, much to his despair. Franklin Johnson leaves by himself. Bill Hintz and Ronald Knickerbocker leave with no will power. Kenneth Nagorski leaves, only to go to Carlton. Thyra Kultala leaves Mr. Chinnock looking for a new helper. THREE CHEERS FUR THE PURPLE AND WHITE l lzr -'hr -'nl F 'l-A-1'

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