Cloquet High School - White Pine Yearbook (Cloquet, MN)
- Class of 1950
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During the five years he has been at Cloquet High School, the service Mr. Chinnock has rendered has proved to be invaluable. His tireless efforts as instructor in the Vocational Department and as Coordinator for the Vocational Training Program have gained the respect and praise of all. By this dedication, we hope to show our gratitude to Mr. Chinnock for his work and service to the school. 030 x XX fa N x X li l I , , ,fi 1, Y v, J . 1 Ill, I! Z v a IC , K 14, K ' ' 'lf' Y.. my , 1 V, J, if ,... X X ,if i r 'f N an ' - 'lx X V g A, ' I V 417 f i T' ff! i 'lib , I W 'r 4 f 7H ,'1'i Y ' N x :4 I, 'fl i il l dill I J ' i 4 J if a s XA XTR ci 3 if 'Z .- i A f , V 1 XX . J I ,,.,.f, 3, 6, 1 1 it ,V I , I, X fa fi M22 31' 5 ff I 7, if AW' , ' f2i ,W uf, , 'V 1, f inkii r'Zai?i I 1 5 4 4 'J lxx K' at ' 'V 4, v i R s H' i Q - R f? 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I H , H J y In times that have passed have thy sons borne them well, i i 1 ij-gl Ever foremost and high in the fray, ,li i l Q, And proud are thy sons to each lift of his voice i - And sing to thee, Laudamus Te. LI lil I .l- ri fi .l, , lil i l,' ll , X i L 5- -1 ff W A 'T'-' QQ.j,j e- - Q as . ,, s-- gl f ,gg-' A H i it ig id - TN' i Air i ll itll N lx , in V? X A gi l N We ec. X i XXX x ii Q . big -....-.- , f i at -' X .Safe - X' fs if I X X XX! If ...,.... , L ff Stix 'Q i C -if ff J f - iv--1 X M. r X Q A X-S s Ci'-..-ei? X al 1'-lst X-IZ:-ig ' Wg ' ' c If 4 My ia, iv, 3 -W T , Vmhn 'f, I I .V I t I I 'III . QNWM, ' f ' -gl M-I--r. , :Q C 1 ' - fl. , K IX X , I I ' I III I um x l I X I I 'II I X xl N X xx X 7711. II 3 lx Y Y, ' I Z4 I II, Qiijfl 21 . J ff I I 3 f 2 ' gf f . . IIQIQQ ,X ij -gxf IIIIII' It X gf' I 'I N N Ix - '3 , , , W' W V f X x j II III N X IW j f 'I , 1,7 ' ,.4.. XX X I , X flzf . wf ' 1 , , ':1- A 1 T r X x Xi i '- BUAHD UP EDUCATION Left to Right: T. Schantz-Hansen .... Treasurer Gregory Micke ............ Director E. C. Churchill .... Superintendent Ellen Heikkinen ........ Recorder Henry Walter ..... .... P resident Irving Nelson ..... .... S ecretary Arne Heino ........ ..... D irector Bernard Carlson ..i....... Director l OFFICE ASSISTANTS agp- '1 1 -GJ' 4.1 Miss Heikkinen Miss Lake M. Melby D. Huard P. Polvi R Norberg M. Nordman B. Huima B. johnson S. Manty D. Hagen P Swenson A. Johnson Miss johnson J. Demars P. Larson S. Churchill L. Salo 070 PEARL BISSON Cloquet, Minnesota . I B. A., University of Southern California Art Q i -r EDWARD M. CHINNOCK fs, 'Ii Cloquet, Minnesota '-L Y 4' lx 5 . B. s., Iowa sim College . ' ' Industrial Arts Vocational Training HERBERT J. DREW I Cloquet, Minnesota American College of Physical Education Driver Training Athletic Director OLIVE V. ESPING Waseca, Minnesota B. A., Augsburg Colleie Social Studies, Englis WE H VE BUT F ITH, E C NNUT H UW, HUGH FAIRBAIRN Duluth, Minnesota B. E., Mankato State Teachers College M. A. University of Minnesota Industrial Arts GEORGE GILLESPIE Cloquet, Minnesota B. A., Macalester College English, Journalism LQRRAINE HAGEN Minneapolis, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Home Economics ELEANOR H. HANSEN Saint Paul, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Physical Education 5 LUDWIG HITI Sparta, Minnesota . ,V B. S., University of Minnesota, e , ,, ' Duluth Branch I Mathematics . J ALMON HOYE Minneapolis, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Latin, English 080 Y?- , smug 1 12. ,W ,Q mg' ' A ., , HAROLD R. IKOLA Eveleth, Minnesota Student, University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch Instmmental Music A. M. JACOBSON Cloquet, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Veterans Agriculture JOSEPH E. JANEZICH Ely, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota, Duluth , Branch American History WILLIAM B. JOHNSON Duluth, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Duluth Branch B. -A., Harvard University Social Studies, Mathematics PUB K UWLEDGE I UF THING WE SEE, ELSIE KANER Cloquet, Minnesota Superior State Teachers College Social Studies, English. MARIE KENNEDY Cloquet, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota School Librarian CARL E. KUNTZ Cloquet, Minnesota B A Gustavus Adolphus College Chemistry, Higher Algebra, Physics, Solid Geometry JANET ANN LAKE Alexandria. Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Speech, Director of Guidance lol-IN R. LAKE lexandria, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Mathematics CORRINNE LAUTERBACH Spooner, Wisconsin B. S., Superior State Teachers College English 090 DONN E. LEUSSLER Minneapolis, Minnesota B. S., University ot' Minnesota Mathematics, Science, Social Studies RUTH E. LOOMIS Enderlin, North Dakota B. S., University of Nebraska Commercial GERHARDT LUTTER Cloquet, Minnesota B. E., Mankato State Teachers College Industrial Arts ROSE INICCOLLOR Proctor, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch English, Librarian AND YET E TRU T IT COME 010s FROM THEE, KATHALEEN MCDONALD Cloquet, Minnesota B. S., Stout Institute Home Economics EDITH NORMAN Cloquet, Minnesota R. N., Illinois Training School School Nurse JOHN OIST Cloquet, Minnesota B. A., Gustavus Adolphus College Physical Education, Health MILLARD C. OLSON Esku, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Vocational Agriculture ANGELO PERGOL Chisholm, Minnesota B. A., Gustavus Adolphus College General Business GILMOUR J. PIKE Elgin, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota General Science BEAM I DARK GEORGE S. SMITH Saint Paul, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Biology RAGNA SOGN Minneapolis, Minnesota I B. M., MacPhail College of Music Vocal Music HARRIET SPRAITZ South Saint Paul, Minnesota B. S., University ot' Minnesota Spanish, English KATHRYN SULLIVAN Chisholm, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota Social Science IRENE TORIE Spooner, Wisconsin S., Mankato State Teachers Colle English ANNA TUTTLE Albert Lea, Minnesota Wlinona State Teachers College English gC 0110 ESS, LET IT GROW. JACK A. sAMPsoN Cloquet, Minnesota B. A., Lawrence College M. A., MacPhail College of Music Instrumental Music MARY G. SANDERSON Minneapolis, Minnesota B. S., University of Minnesota History, English EDITH SANFORD Palisade, Minnesota B. S., Hamline University Mathematics GEORGIANA SANFORD Palisade, Minnesota B. S., Hamline University Study Hall Tnmymn DOROTHY WASSON Coleraine, Minnesota B. E., Saint Cloud State Teachers College Mathematics FREDERICK E. WOLNER Cloquet, Minnesota B. A., Macalester College M. A., University of Minnesota Commercial EDMOND E. WOOLLETT Duluth, Minnesota B. S., Duluth State Teachers College General Science Gillespie breaks loose. Teachers Pep Band .Q , fi , 4 as Q Custodians--I-0UiS, Maufife- and john' Mrs. Hoye, Mrs. Leussler 20 C vw f' 1 W .- Aw , .n r f ?V14 X Zi' its ' f L X f ,i x 7 f nfx. Z 'I , Y. S 1 ,lk xx x X Nh N X N NI x X xx X x , V X . , X s X f f X- , ,. ' I 5 'QB' ir 'f 4' f - , V ll A L16 X ' Ny: - ,Ii - I y 7' X .T- Kxm fl -1 2 v ' , -1 g1 M1 u' , pf ' 1 f 1 ix IN X. Mf f 1 I 2 f .'- r .Ii ' iQ 0 2 - X ff xl' 1 Fr I' x, X, Mx jsxsifkf ' WNW. XXX X ' ' X, V . I V ll sv ,A lv ff ,705 . ,P f! f , xrn. -xx X A,-7? SENIUBS VALEDICTORIAN ................ Sue Churchill SALUTATORIAN .............. Marjorie Melby BAUSCH LOMB AWARD.-Leonard Kujawa SCHOLAR-ATHLETE .............. Gene Hobbs BEST GIRL CITIZEN ........ Marjorie Boquist A.A.U.W. SCHOLARSHIP .... Barbara Millen C.E.A. SCHOLARSHIP .......... Lorraine Kemi HOMECOMING QUEEN .... JoAnn Cardinal CLASS GIFT: Trophy case. CLASS COLORS: Purple and white. CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose. CLASS MOTTO: The days of our youth are the days of our glory. -Byron CLASS OFFICERS Seated left to right: Reuben jessop ............ Treasurer Gene Hobbs .................. President Standing left to right: Vernon Simula .... Vice President Mary Ann Nordman .... Secretary COUNCIL MEMBERS: Marquis Ward, Gary Kangas, Lorraine Kemi, Fred Carlson, Tom Sogn, Rosemary Bodie. FACULTY ADVISORS: Mr. Gillespie, Mr. Wolner, Miss Sullivan, Mr. Chinnock, Mrs. McDonald. 0140 THERESE ANTUS TreSS Tbere': Iwo anrwerr to every quer- tion-mine and the teachers. Pine Needle 25 Class Plays 3, 45 Dra- matic Club 2. 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 4' Party Committees l, 2, 3. VERNON ASPLUND Vernie Generally speaking - land he gen- erally iii. Class Plays 3, 45 Speech 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball 15 Intramurals 1: Party Committees I, 3: Dfamaflf Club 45 N.F.L. 4. DALE BERGQUIST Dale Here'J a good kid-too tall to be hid. Hi-Y 45 Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Photo Club 45 Football 25 Basketball l, 2, 35 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Skiing 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT AILI Bob A carefree .rrnile he alway.r wear: - He ran't be worried with trifle afairr. Football 25 Basketball 1, 2. CAROL ANDERSON Carol Away with book: - I'rn here for fan. Glee Club 2, 3. BETTE ANDERSON Golf A barbel of fun, witty too, Jhe'.r game for anything you want to do. Pine Needle 45 Class Play 3: Sgeech 45 Speaker's Bureau 45 Glee Clu 2, 35 Pep Club 15 G.A.A. l, 25 Intramurals 15 Party Committees 1, 2. RUTH ANDERSON Dense Sparkle in her eyet, fnirehief in her Jmile, .the will ere be happy, all the livelong while. Class Play 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Glee Club 2, 35 Triple Trio 35 Pep Club 15 G.A.A. 15 Party Committees 1, 2, 35 Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. QW: ear: Cla ef ylvli h, JEAN ASH Jeanie My bobby ir ehewing gum, any kind and anywhere. Pine Needle 3. 42 CUSS Play 3. 42 Speech 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3. 45 Band 35 Junior Musical 45 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 25 Voice Solo 45 Photo Club 45 Pep Club 1. 2. 5, 4: Library Club 3, 45 Baton Corps 25 Party Com- mittees l, 2, 3. JOAN BELLINGHAM Joan She'r brilliant, attractive and pe - py too,' fart what if there J e ran'I do? Student Council 35 Class Play 3. 45 Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Photo Club 45 Pep Club 15 Library Club 35 Party Committee 1, 2, 35 Honor Society 4. ROSEMARY BODIE Rosie Life war made to be enjoyed. She, by nothing, is annoyed. Student Council 45 Class Play 3, 45 Photo Club 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Pe Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Baton Corps 25 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Party Committees 1, 2, 3. 015s GEORGE CARLSON Dimples MARJORIE BOQUIST Mage A read rmile, charmin , and I .7 . 8 witty, we'd like to add you'fe very pretty. White Pine 43 Pine Needle 2, 33 Class Play 3, 43. Speech 43 Speaker's Bureau 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Junior Musical 2, 33 Photo Club 3, 43 Latin Club 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 4g Tennis 43 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Party Committees 1, 2, 33 G.A.A. lg Honor Society 4. DAVID CARLSON Congo If mirchief ir a part of heaven, I'm on my way there. Vocational Training 43 Basketball lg Party Committee 2. ,ICANN CARDINAL Tall, dark, and beautiful, if the only defrriplion to ht her. Class Play 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Glee Club 2, 43 Pep Club 1. FLOYD CARLSON Swede GirlJ are hoiherfome-hui I like to he hothered. Class Play 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Bus Patrol 3. 43 Party Committee 3 . way! honoz fill we Leg 'r f 1 11 1'-. A I K jig, . ', ' .13 'A .sta -I EP. FRED CARLSON Fred He Jpeaky not, when thefe': nothing to Jay. Student Council 4g Vocational Train- ing 43 P.F.A. 2, 3, 4. ROBERT CARLSON CartSy He doeJn'l my murh, hu! erery- thing he my! if worth toying. Football 2. 3. 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 ls 1 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 lntramura , ., 3, 43 Party Committee l. GLENNA LEE CARY Canary If lore if madneu, I 7771151 he in- Jane. Class Play 33 Pep Club 1, 23 Party Committee 2. 0160 What doe: that merry twinkle in hif eye mean? Class Play 33 Mixed Chorus 4g Bas- ketball Z, 53 Intramurals 4. FAY CARTER Fay ll hen joy and duly clfifh, let duly go to xfmzrh. Class Play 43 Pep Club I, 23 Cv,A.A. 13 Intramurals 1, 2. JEAN CAZA 4 Cal My funny hone nerer fclllj' 7718. Class Play 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4:-Phntrl Club 43 Pep Club 1. 2. 3, 43 G.A.A. 2, 43 Library Club 23 Party Committee 1, 2 7' PATRICIA CHARTIER Pat The merry twinkle in her eyes, hetrayr the laugh the ha: in- Pine Needle 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3. 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club Z, Photo Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Party Committee 2 Q ride. 1 S A 2, 3. BLANCHE CORRIGAN Babe Although I'm not to tall, I'd rather he here than not at all. Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, Party Com- mittee 1, 2. 35 It Sa DONNA CZOCK Chuck She har a mind-and :peahr il, She has a goal-and Jeeht it. White Pine 3, 4: Pine Needle 2, 3. 41 Class Play Z, 3, Dramatic Club Z. 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Othce Assistant 4, Photo Club 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Future Teachers of America 4, Party Committee 1, 2, 3, Intramurals 4. PATRICIA DeRUSI-IA Pat The adjective Jwell, ft: her well. White Pine 4, Class PlaY 3: Glee Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Party Committee 1. 3. Lors EDWARDS Zeggy The only thing I ean't do IJ he- have. Class Play 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 4, Pep Club 4, Party Com- mittee 3. t. all that JACQUELINE DEMARS H ' H jacquee jacqueer A eyer reveal her ertfoy- ment tn lrfe. Pine Needle 2, 3, 4, C1155 Play 3' 4: Speech 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club 2, Tri le THU 3: Office .Assistant 4, Pep Cligb 1. 2. 3. 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Majm. Stte51, 2, 3, 4, Party Committee 1, WILLIAM DRECI-ISLER Decker I have to grin to think about the fun I had before they caught me. Vocational Training 4, Golf 1, 2, 3, Party Committee 1, 3. HARRY EKLUND Chubby Greater men have lived, hut I doubt it. Class Ofhcer 2, Ushers 4, White Pine 4, Class Play 3. 4, Photo Club 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Visual Aid 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3,-4, Party Committee 1, 2, 3, junior Rotarian 4. 0170 W6 SUE CHURCHILL Sue Here'J a girl with lot! of Jtyle. Beauty, hrainr, and a plearant Jmile. Honor Society 3, 4, Pine Needle 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Speech 2, 3, 4, N.F.L. Z, 3, 4, Speaker's Bureau 2, 3, Debate 3, 4, Dramatic Club Z, 3, 4, Otflce Assistant 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3. 4, G.A.A. Z, Library Club 2, Party Committee 3. LLOYD CROTTEAU LloydZ1 A self-made man, and proud of it rreator. Speech 4, Speaker's Bureau 4, junior Musical 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Boy's Quartette 3. 4, Voice Solos 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3. 4, Track 1, Gymnastics 2, junior Rotarian 4, In- tramurals 4. SVANHILD ERICKSEN K: , Y- . ,' if- . ' A 1 RAYMOND EVERSON Ray A :well guy, and be doem'l brag abou! il. Class Play 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 Intramurals l, 23 Party Committee 1, 2. HELEN FOLLETT Len Happy and sparkling all lbe live- long day. Class Play 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Bus Patrol 43 Party Com- mittee 3, 4. BETTY GRAF Bvio Alwayi good-nalured and lelling 4 puny never down-bearted, jun juli of fun. Class Play 32 PCP Club 1' Z' 52 G'A'A' 1, 23 Party Committee 1, 2. 32 Pine Needle 4. Wt!!! be be dx dn BEVERLY FOLLETT Bev Sbe walk: quietly among ur, but ber abrenre would be notice'- able. Class Play 3, 43 Speech 43 Speaker's Bureau 43 Library Club 2, 3, 43 Future Teachers of America 43 Party Commit.- tee 1, 2. YVONNE GANTER Ev0n A ifivariour and sparkling lillle rarral. Pine Needle 43 Class Play 3: Glce Club 3, 43 Photo Club 43 Pep Club 3, 43 G.A.A. 43 Party Committee 1, 2, 3. DUANE GUSTAFSON Gus ll bal'J all lbir buille, bane and burry? Be like me-I never burry. Class Play 3, 43 F.F.A. 33 Photo Club 43 Bus Patrol 33 Party Committee l, 3. 0180 Her red lrenet are tbe envy of all. Debate 2, 3, 43 Bus Patrol 5. 43 Party Committee 1, 2, 3, U FRANCES ERICKSON Swanee Franny Sometime: rober, Jomelimer gay, never inlruding or in anyone'J wa y. Class Play 33 Mixed Chorus 43 Glee Club 2. 33 Pep Club 13 G.A.A. 13 Party Committee 1, 2, 33 Intramurals White Pine 43 Pine Needle 2, 3, 43 Class Play 3, 43 Dramatic Club 5: Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Photo Club 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 1, 23 Library Club 2, 5. 43 Party Com- mittee 1, Z, 33 Honor Society 4, SIDNEY ERICKSON Sid BEVERLY EVANS I Bev Make murb of me, great men are A f0flfdgf014I gigglfnlf llff Prize. Hama, Sbe also ii blerred wilb big brown Usher 43 Class Play 3, 43 Speech 2, eyeji 51 N-F-In 3- 43 5PC3k9f'5 BUYCSU 51 Class Officer 2. 3: Honor Society 3, 43 Pine Needle 2, 3. 43 Class Play 3, 43 Speech 2, 3, 43 N.F.L. 2, 3, 43 Speaker's Bureau 2, 33 Debate Z, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4g Pep Club 2, 3, 43 G.A.A. 43 Library Club 23 Party Committee l, 2, 3. leue 1 '- .a'r' s 1 BEVERLY HART jane Though her hlurh ir well known, Her Jeedr of friendrhip are well town. Class Play 3, Speech 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Glec Club 2, Triple Trio 3, Pep Club 1, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. LOIS HEBERT Lois Dark brown eyer are dangerour thingr, and often keep ur from getting wingf. White Pine 4, Pine Needle 3, 4, Class Plat 3, 4, Speech 3. 4, Dramatic Clu 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 4, Triple Trio Z, 3, Ofhce Assistant 4, Photo Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. GENE HOBBS Little General A tip-top fellow, athletie and bright, with all hir talents, he'1l do all right. Class Othcer 1, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Class Play 3, City Government 3: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. 3. 4, Track 1, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Party Committee 1, 3, Junior Rotarian 4, Honor Society 4. DARLYNE HAGEN Dar She har a dimpled mzile, and a pleasant dirpofitiotz. White Pine 4, Class Play' 3. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY HANSON Clara Gay perronality, full of rarrality. She win! her friend: hy her individuality. White Pine 4, Class Play 3, 4, Speak- er's Bureau 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 4: Glee Club 3, Photo Club 4, Science Club 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 4, Maiorette I, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Party Commit- tee 1, 2, 3. KENNETH HANNINEN ..KennZ,.. None hut himielf rould he if equal. Sebekn High School, Sebeka, Minnesota 1, Hi-Y 4, Class Play 55 Band 3, 4. JOAN HARDER JOE A merry heart that laugh! at rare. Class Play 3, 4, junior Musical 2, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Triple Trio 2, 3, Vocal Solos 2. 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Party Commit- tee 2, 3. 0 om: eaxc C10 nel GLORIA HEBERT Glor Study and lerrottr dmft hother her muah, the prefer! a life of dancing and ruth. Class Play 4, Dramatic Club 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 3, Orchestra 1, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Future Teachers of America 4, Party Com- mittee 1, 2, 3. SALLY HEIKKILA Sal Gal She can work and Jhe fan Jmile, neat ai a pin, and always' in rtyle. Mixed Chorus 3, Glee Club Z, Pep Club 1, 2, G.A.A. 1, Intramurals 1. MARLENE HUBBELL Mar A quiet and demure Min ir Jhe, no rweeter permn mn you ree. Class Play 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Library Club 1, Party Committee 2, 3. 0190 DIANE I-IULT Di Efciency plur beauly. Vocational Training 43 Class Play 33 Bus Patrol 43 Party Committee 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM JACOBSON jake Clnare me girlr-I'rn full of fun. Pine Needle 41 Class Play 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 33 Pep Club 13 Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 23 Skiing 1, 23 Hockey 1, 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Cheer- leader 13 Party Committee 1, 2, 3. W1 LOUIS HUNTER Louie Il'J people who work and fry a,r bard ar be, Ilia! Jufreed. Ushers 43 Debate 43 Dramatic Club 43 Spanish Club 43 Science Club 43 Track 3. LARRY JANOUSEK Napoleon You'11e go! lo be a football laero, lo gel along will: the beauti- ful girls. Class Play 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3. 43 Track 3, 43 Skiing 13 junior Rotarian 43 Intra- murals I, 2, 3. 43 Party Committee 2, 3. Q 9' K l ., 5: - -s. .- Oi 50... 6 Ml Smile, REUBEN JESSOP Rube A lall, good-looking fbap ir he. We girl: are lucky, aren'l we? Class Officer 43 Student Council 23 Hi- Y 3. 43 Class Play 3. 43 Speech 43 Speaker's Bureau 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 5, 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 junior Musical 23 Mixed Chorus 43 City Government 33 Basketball 1, 2. 3. 43 Track 2, 33 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 Party Committee 1, 33 Junior Rotarian 4. JAMES JOHNSON Fenimore Work doeJn'1 frighlen me. I could lie right down beride il and go to Jleep. Class Play 3: Speech 43 Speaker's Bureau 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3. ROBERT JUBIE jube A ladier' man, we murl agree, Hi! lqearfr no! bound, his heart ir free. H Y 33 C1455 PIJY 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 43-Photo Club 43 Spanish Club 3, 43 l'ootball 1, 2, 3, 45 1335. . ketball 1, 23 Tennis 43 Track 1, 2, 33 Sklmg 2, 5,141 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 43 gartiy Committee 1, 2, 33 Mixed Chorus e200 ARDENE JOHNSON Dena A dear little, rweet lillle, friendly lilile girl. Edison High School, Minneapolis, Min- nesota 13 Class Officer 23 Pine Needle 3, 43 Class Play 43 Speech 3, 43 Pep Club 3, 43 G.A.A. SL Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Glee Club 23 Ofhce Assistant 3, 43 Baton Corps 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 3, 43 Pariy Committee 2, 33 Dramatic Club I 3. . JOEL JOHNSON Smokie Bookr, bookr, bookr, lbey'll be the dealh of birn yet. Vocational Training 43 F.F.A. 1, 2, 33 Bus Patrol 3. GARITI-I KANGAS Gary Tlair fferralile, lalenled young man, ir alwayr willing lo my- I can. Class Officer 33 Student Council 3. 43 Ushers 43 White Pine 43 Class Play 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Science Club 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Student Manager 33 Party Committee 3. RAMONA KRONE Mona GALEN KROHN Gay ' '51 K 4 . LORRAINE KEMI Lolle Smiling, laughing, and ready for fun, rhe ir really a friend lo ezferyone. Student Council 45 Vocational Train- mg 4: Class Play 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3. 45 Photo Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 15 Future' Teachers of America 45 Party C0mm1ffCC 1. 2, 35 Honor Society 4. VERONICA KOLODGE 'IVCIIIICY' Peppy, happy, full of vim, a spirit like her: ir rure to win. Pine Needle 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G,A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Party Com- mitee 1, 2, 3. fh co aw will hee hai hi Hir physical stature ir rmall, hui hir record of friend: ir large. Class Play 3, 45 Archery Club 3, 45 Party Committee 3. JOANNE KUITU JO Our fashion expert of Cloquet Highg .rhe pane: ur, and we jun sigh! Class Play 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 junior Musical 25 Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 2, 45 Photo Club 4. BETTI KUUSISTO Betti Ambition ir her middle narne. May Juererr and fame he her gain. Student Council 25 White Pine 45 Pine Needle 2, 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Speech 3, 4, N.F.L. 2. 3, 45 Speaker's Bureau 2, 35 Debate 2, 3. 45 Dramatic Club 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Glee Club 25 Pep Club 2, 3. 42.Part? Commit- tee l, 2, 35 Honor Society . l'm noi a flirt-I'm fur! friendly. ' Pine Needle 3. 4: Class Play 3, 43 Speech 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Mix- ed Chorus 35 Glee Club 25 Triple Trio 55 Photo Club 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A'. 1, 2, 45 Baton Corps 25 Party Committee 2, 35 Intramurals 4. LEONARD KUJAWA Leo Hir ahilily lo do ir reason enough for greal expeclalionr. White Pine 45 Class Play 3, 45 Speech 3, 45 N.F.L. 3, 45 Debate 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Musical 2, 3, 45 Photo Club 3, 45 Science Club 3. 45 Party Committee 2, 35 Honor Society 4. WILLIAM KYLE Wild Bill Il'.r rzol beraure he ran'z uforh, it'r jun that il'r more entertain- ing to play. 0210 RAYMOND KEMI Ray He playr a game, uilh all .fhat'.r in him. Vocational Training 45 F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Football 1. 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 25 Tflfkll, 2. 3, 45 Hockey 1, Party Committee 15 Intramurals 4. DENNIS KONSTI Denny He fairly lwinhler wilh mischief. gmS4l'lnv 3. Band 3, 44 science GERALD LQBRECHE Jigga Life ir hir joke, golf ir hir game, whatever the rirrumrtanre, he'r alwayr the same. Ushers 4, Class Play 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 1, 2. 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, Street Patrol 3, Honor Society 4. HELEN LIND Lindy A redhead with much Jparh. Alwayr ready with a bright re- mark. Pine Needle 4, Class Play 3, 4, Speech 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, 4, junior Musical 2, Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 2, 3, Triple Trio 3, Pep .Club 4, G.A.A. 2, 4, Tennis 3, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. ala afaatl BOB LANGENBRUNER Bung Care .ritr lightly on his rhoulder. Class Play 35 F.F.A. 2, Golf 1, 2, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. JO ANN LUMPPIO jo Let the world go ar it may, 1'll take it anyway. Pine Needle 4, Speech 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 5, 45 Offhesffa 3, 4, junior Musical 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Party Committee 1, 2, 3: Honor Society 4. get fheae C0 05.4 THERESA LUOMALA Tree It'J nice to he natural, if you're naturally nice. Class Play 5, Dramatic Club 3, Photo Club 4, Party Committee 3. MARLENE MANTY Mar Marlene talk! from dawn 'till night. Her fare with rmiler ir alwayr hright. Pine Needle 4, Class Play 3, 4, Speech 3, 4, Speaker's Bureau 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Junior Musical 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Glee Club 3, Photo Club 3, 4, Science Club 4, Pep Club 4, Library Club 2, Irtramurals 1, Future Teachers of America 4, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. LAREE MCNEAL Lofty If it that hit of Irirh that maker Laree Jurreuful in everything Pine Needle 2, 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Speech 3, 4, Speakers Bureau 3, Dm- matic Club 3, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Musical 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, String Ensemble 1, 2, 3. 4, Triple Trio 2, 3, Voice Solos 1, 2, 3, 4, Instrumental Solos 5, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Future Teachers of America 4, , ft, f Jhe duet? 1 Q ' . -, H .:, 'L, 4? 1 5 . -L Honor Society 4. 0220 GERTRUDE MAKI Gert She huildr for chararter, and not for fame. Vocational Training 4. MARION MCDERMOTT Molly Softnerr of manner, quietnerr of rharm. Pine Needle 4, Class Play 5, 4, Dra- matic Club 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Tennis 3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, Future Teach- ers of America 4, Party Committee 1, 3. MARJORIE MELBY MargiCi' She har a :mile no cloud rould overcast. Class Officer 1, 2, Student Council 1, Honor Society 3, 4, White Pine 3. 4, Class Play 3: Speech 3, 4, N.F.L. 3, 4, Speaker's Bureau 3, Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4, Otiice Assistant 3, 4, Science Club 4, City Government 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3, Baton Crops 3, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. WILLIAM OJALA Willy A litlle nonrenre now and lhen, doer prerfail in hen of men. Class Play 3, 4, junior Musical 43 Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4g Boy's Quartette 4, Football 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Bus Patrol 3, 45 Party Committee 3. PATRICIA PARPALA Pat If lhere'J nothing elre lo laugh at, make a cirrur of your own. Class Play 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 35 Glee Club 2, 4, Pep Club 2, 4, G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Baton Corps 2. DIANE PELLERIN DidS I lhinh, I think, more ihan you Ihinh, I think. White Pine 3, 4, Pine Needle 2, 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, Photo Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 25 Future Teachers of America 4. MARY ANNE MEYERS Mary Anne SlJe'J a quiet girl, but silence if golden. Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, LOIS NIININEN Lo She'.r feminine from head to loe. Student Council 35 Vocational Train- ing 4, XVhite Pine 4, Pine Needle 3, 4, Class Play 3, 44 Dramatic Club 3, 4, Pep Club lg Party Commitee 1, 2, 3. W etsevet: 1414 MTZZJ, BEVERLY OLSON Full of life, and quile a Jport. Class Play 4g Mixed Chorus 3, Glge Club 1, 4g Pep Club 4, G.A.A. 4' Party Committee 1, 2, 3. JOYCE PEIL A lillle quiel-i.r the her! diel. Library Club 2. NORMAN PENTILA Norm He who taker hir lime, reldom maker rnirlaeer. Vocational Trainin 4 8 5 a 39 Hockey 2, 3, Party Committee 3. y O f Bess jones BARBARA MILLEN Barb A genial dirporiziorz, bring: iff owner many friends. W'hite Pine 4, Class Play 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 4g Glee Club 4, Photo Club 3, 41 Spanish Club 2, 3, 45 In- tramurals 3g Future Teachers of Ameri- ca 4, Party Committee 1, 2. 3. MARY ANN NORDMAN Widget Her .rparlaling perronalily will carry her rufrerrfully through life. Class Officer 1, 4, Student Council 1, 23 W'hite Pine 4, Pine Needle 2, 3. 4i Class Play 3, 4: Speech 2,4 3. 4a Speak- er's Bureau 2, 3, Dramatic Club 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Glee Club 52 Spanish Club Z. 3: Science Club 4: PCP Club 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 3, 4, Cheer- leader Z, 3, 4, Party Committee 1, 2, 31 Girls State 53 Honor Society 4. joyce' Class Pl 23 0 LOIS POLLEY Loey I lore all llae day! in the week, erpecially Salurdrzy and Sun- day. Pep Club 1, 2. 5: G.A.A. 1, Gym- nastics I, Parry Committee l, 2, 3. FRANKLIN PUDAS Frankie Hir mire boldr 1915 lwper for the fulure. Class Play 3, 4, Speech 4, Spcaker's Bureau 4, Hand 2, 5. 4, lunwr Musl- Lal 4, Mixed Chorus Z, 3, 4, Boys Quartette 4, Voice Solos 3, 4, Foot- ball 2. 5, Basketball I, 2, Track 1, 2, Parry Committee 2. 3. junior Rotarian 4, Honor Society 4. LOU ANN PREVOST Lou If giggler were unlawful, I'zl rpend the ren of my life in fail. Vocational Training 4, Class Play 3, Dramatic Club 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Majorette 1, 2, 3, Party Committee 1, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT RAISANEN B0b' Smiling face, and laughing eyer, be ix one who never Jighr. Class Play 3: Mixed Chorus 3, Bas- ketball I. 2, Party Committee 1, 2, 3. QA 7.766 C Y l 4.4 1l Y fi H- ' ,f- - 7 , 1 .t g , .. - eau oz: Me DONALD RANTA Don Every inch 41 man. Vocational Training 4. BARBARA RASKI Barb A gif! with u friendly and ublig lllg lmnlfler. Llass Play 3, 4, Dramatic Club 3, Photo Club 3. 4, lntramurals 2, Party Kommitlee 3. LAWRENCE SCHEON Larry He'r llae dlIl'1,4'E f to amy maiden? pmger. Ushers 4, Bus Patrol 5. 4, Party Com- mittee 5. 0240 x 4 ' 1 FRANCIS RASEN I am on the brink of a greul career. lWould .mmeone please pull: me UH? Franny White Pine 4, Class Play 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Science Club 3, 4, Archery Club 3, 4, Party Committee 2, 3. LORRAINE SALO Chicken Frieudli11eJ.f ir ber molto. White Pine 4, Pine Needle 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, 3, .45 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, junior Musical 4, Olhce Assistant 4, Photo Club 3, 4, Scienge Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 4, G.A.A. l, Z, Library Club Z, Party Commtttee 1, 2. 3. ROBERT SELL ' Bob Srbrml ir all fight in 1l'J place, but u'l1efe'J il'r place? Vocational Training 4, Band 1, Z, 3: Track l, 2, 5, 4, Golf l, 2, 3, 43 Skiing 33 Party Committee 2. ROBERT SUNNARBORG THOMAS SOGN Tom He remindr me of Quick Silver- he never Jiayr pul. Mora High School. Mora, Minnesota lg Student Council 3, 45 Class Play 3, 45 Speech 45 Speaker's Bureau 45 junior Musical 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Boy's Quartette 45 Party Commit- tee 3. Sunny It har heen raid, that wordr are cheapg hui even ro, why warle them? Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. INEZ THOMPSON Gummy She'r oflen quiet when paired in the hall, hui aluvzyr rmiling and pleamni lo all. Pine Needle 2, 45 Class Play 3. 45 Spanish Club 25 Pep Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, 25 Library Club Z5 Intramurals 1, 25 Party Committee l, 2, 3. 1' LaVON SHIPMAN LaV0n She writer a daily nole lo a friend. Il reemr there noler will never end. Little Falls High School, Little Falls, Minnesota 1, 25 Class Play 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Pep Club 4, Party Coin- 'nittee 3. KATHLEEN SHUNN BOOK A girl wilh a Jmile, ir a girl worth while. Class Play 35 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 25 Spanish Club 2, 35 Party Com- mittee 3. QM 6 an :min JOHN STROMSNESS Hi: heighl .fhould arrure him u high place in life. Speech 35 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 F,F,A 2. 3. 45 Football 3. 4: Basketball 2 Track 2, 3, 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4 Bus Patrol 3. nstump.. SLORIANN TERHO Gl0r She dwell: in the realm of Jporlr. Glee Club 45 Pep Club 45 G.A,A, 2- Intramurals 35 Party Committee 3. MERVIN TIMBLIN Curly A nice looking hay with never iz BURTON SHOTLEY Burt He flier lhrough the air with the greater! of ease, this friendly Jrhool hay on hir pair of Jkir. Ushers 3, 45 Class Play 32 F.F.A. 25 Football 2, 3: Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Skiing 1, 3, 45 Intramurals 35 Student Man- ager 45 Party Committee 2, 3. VERNON SIMULA Sunny Hi.r willingnen and dependability, will carry him through. Class Otlicer 3, 45 Honor Society' 3, 43 Vocational Training 45 Class Play 35 N.F.I.. 2, 3, 45 Debate 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 25 Party Committee 3: junior Rotarian 4. Q rare: and he parrerrer lhe rurlzert hair. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, 35 Bus Patrol 3, 4. 0 25 0 DONNA TWADDLE Frenchy Variety in life, bring: .rpiceg Jo why wink the same way twice? Class Play 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Photo Club 43 Pep Club 43 G.A.A. 3. 43 Party Committee 33 Intramurals 4. MARQUIS WARD Mark They Jay, All great men are dead. And, I'm not feeling too well myrelf. Student Council 2, 3, 43 Honor Society 3, 43 Speech 2, 3, 43 N.F.L. 2, 3, 43 Debate 2, 3, 43 Band l, 2, 3, 43 Pep Banti Z, 3, .43 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 43 gunner Musical 2, 43 Instrumental olos.l, Z, 5, 4g Tennis 2, 4s junior Rotanan 43 Intramurals 1, 23 Party Com- mittee 1, 2, 3. GERALDINE WHITCOMB Jeri Pretty, athletic, intelligent too. What more could you ask? Superior Central High School, Superior, Vlrsconsin 1, 2, 3. ELLEN VAFIAS El She',r true to her work, her word, and her friends. Vocational Training 43 Intramurals 3. MARY JANE WESTERHAM Janie Her eyes, her hair, her friendly Jmile, make her many friend: think her worth while. Band I, 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 junior Musical 23 String Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3, 4. CAROLINE WICKLUND Carol A rare combination of beauty and talent. Honor Society 3, 43 White Pine 43 Class Play 5. 43 Speech 49 Dflmallf Club 3, 43 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Musical 23 String Ensemble 2, 3, 43 Instrumental Solos 2, 5, 43 Science Club 33 Party Committee 1, 2. SHERMAN WISNESKI Sharm Work farcinater me-I could look at it all day. Class Play 3, 43 Debate 33 F.F.A. 3, 43 Party Committee 1, 2, 5. nl ' ix, i li f 4, .X X 5' X li 1 X 'Ili i x X, 'Ax X l 'Atal X Q i 'M W . x kk gs, 0 26 o CLASS PHUPHECY 1 Lower Slobovia March, 1960 Dear Mr. Gillespie, How's the weather up there in Alaska? Re- mind you of Minnesota? Am on another assignment after attending the class reunion at the alma mater. Sorry you missed the occasion. Thought you might like to hear about some of your proteges. The latest edition of the Pine Needle arrived this morning, and reading about the great success of the ski team and the debate squad at their state tournaments really brought back memories. The up-to-now record of the basketball team has them headed for the district with excellent chances. The game I saw, while there, illustrated team spirit that means victory no matter how the score stands. Coach jessop has a fine group of boys to work with. In ten short years the old home town really has expanded. New homes have been established so rapidly that it's difficult to find the boundary line between Cloquet and Esko. I imagine Ruthy Anderson, Swanhild Erickson, Bev Olson, JoAnn Cardinal, Lou Ann Prevost and their spouses had to compromise between the city and the coun- try . The new super market certainly is attractive. Dave Carlson's dream of Bein' a good butcher came true. Remember when he was just an ap- prentice down at the Public Market? just shows that determination wins over all. I noticed Fred Carlson, Bob Sell, and Norm Pentila got together and made a terrific success with their machine, auto, and electrical appliance repair shop. What with these robots to do the labor, those fellows could just as well retire. Seems Jim johnson was really serious when he talked about opening a joint on Cloquet Avenue. The Television Ice Cream Bar and Art Gallery certainly is a much patronized establishment. It's taken time, but it was heart-warming to see it a reality. Cloquet has its own medical clinic. Mary Ann Nordman, Joan Bellingham, Barbara Raski, jean Caza, and Rosie Bodie told me they give up as much time as they can spare to help as nurses aids. Full time is impossible what with families to tie one down. The two large service agencies seem to have attracted numerous '50 graduates. JoAnn Lump- pio is head accountant at Gustafson's travel bur- eau. fReally can't comprehend the necessity for one there, but then, I should have known Gusty would find a place for her.j LaVon Shipman has found a ideal secreterial position. She has ample time to write those lengthy letters to Larry. The Navy doesn't keep him in one port for long. Had a chat with Vernon Asplund. His radio station keeps him very busy. Seems as if a lot of my old classmates have hit the air waves. That half hour of Marjorie Boquist's, The Business Women at Play really shows the trend of the women of this world. Vernon Simula with his hour and a half to advise the farmers as to favor- able crop conditions, etc., is really quite a hit with the Brookston Road 4-H club. Floyd Carlson flys 0270 up from his South Dakota ranch quite often to be guest commentator. Ah - the life of the Westerner. - Got a good laugh out of Ray Kemi, joel John- son, and Gerald LaBreche. I remember when they prophesied a life of no particular line of emplo - ment. The humorous part is they've done exactlly as they intended-nothing. However, Ray Ever- son took the tracks toward success in a big way and Leo Kujawa is snapping up the moola too. Ray is no longer simply a R. R. engineer, but is up there engineering the entire Northern Pacific Net- work. Leo is working his way toward a Master's Degree in political science by spending his spare time as a Hollywood camera man. Even good old Sid Erickson is a prosperous business man. He's been on unemployment compensation for the past three years. That's what he's been working on. Had a talk with Executive Secretary of the Foreign Trade Investigation Council, Bob jubie. His diplomatic expeditions sounded fascinating. Bill Drechsler and Lois Hebert have seen a good bit of the work, too. When they paid visits to Uncle Sam after graduation they signed long- term contracts. Education was the goal of a lot of my class- mates and six, of those fourteen that were setting out to teach the future generations, came through. Donna Czock and Dids Pellerin are still together -elementary teachers. Barbara Millen and Mar- lene Manty are in the same field. Bill Jacobson and Tom Sogn are educators of the nations young- er set, too. The cousins went into medicine. Joanne Kuitu holds the top position at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester fphyciatric wardj and Chubby has his own veterinary hospital in the home town. You'll love this. Lorraine Kemi wasn't kidding when she told us that she was going to be a private secretary and marry her rich boss. She's done exactly that-three times! I flew with her to New York City. Pretty neat Cessna, hubby No. III has got there. Met stewardess Helen Lind on the journey over the Atlantic. She told me Bev Evans is under contract to decorate fthe interiorsj of the new ocean clippers. Sue Churchill is handling the business angle. Gad, these career women. Oh, nearly forgot. Galen Krohn is still the bachelor he said he'd be. However, he had a bit of an accident on his trip home, via the Bum's Express. Seems he fell, fand not off one of the boxcarsj. He caught sight of her during a three minute stop somewhere between Anahime and Kokkamonga. Wish you could have seen the kids. It was swell to be with them all again. What's done is done, and every one is glad of it, was the general attitude-guess all of us are happy. Before I close, I wish to congratulate you. That five pound brook-trout of yours really looked magnificent in the school's trophy. case. You're quite the fisher, man. Until the next reunion, Sincerely, Betti Th Sec Fir sa 1 ird Row: I. Rork, D. Nelmn. R. Pirlrulm. D. Frlgon, W. Berklin. R. jolaruan, D. Anderfan. IV. Ellu D. W rigb!, L. Nelmn, N111 Lauterbarln. ond Row: M. Fjeld. D. Benlofll. M. Lemzeux, L. Smllldm. F. Cbrillenmn, R. ZEFLJDJRI, V. lxaarmn. K K. Hewitt.. P. Sufcrrfon, D. Snrcru. stRow1 B. Iobnmfr, M. Green, M. Lablr, D. Ilnafd, j. l.rmnf, N. Pelermrz, 13. Parkf, D. Wlfllv, L. I.ruu'l 'Ei H. gf Third Row: D. Gurrleau, D, Larfan, R. Campbell, A. Sunnurlmrg, A. Poebll, K. Labii, K. W'1fneJk1, Cv Panger, D. Lannn, D. jobmon, R. Hanfon. Mr. Knnlz. Second Row: M111 Bumn, G. Anderwn, D. Eldlen, R. jobnmn, R. lalmmn, C. Iolmmn, D. Anderxon, R Remhnlizrn, P. Ulerb, M. Shipman. Furs! Row: R. Franklin, 0. Gllleile, M. Arzzlermn, C. Hermann. K. Olron, R. Lrndquui, IJ . Elnm, E. L4y,r0n 11. Hayel. 521. F3 JB 5' P rv Third Row: H. Demen, R. Charon, C. Berg, P. Polri, G. Vnuk. D. Iobnmn, T. Rogenfme, S. Wilde, I jeffrey W Baud! R Bmmme D Sccnnd Row: Mr. larle:lfb,'R. Pollkl, V. Hubbell, A. Pauli, S. Enrkmn, N. Narcw. Iobmon. jobruan B Cole J C k First Row: R. l?irLrubn,'S. Manly, I. Tfelllr. H. Lund, L. Imdrfnn. A. Erkhulm, G. Widell, L. Rez' , 1.4 on 0280 fi xx: ' fs v vv 'v v 5 1 QL -V' Class Officers Standing: J. Pastika R, Hanson ..,. R. Walker .... Seated: M. Becklund .... Treasurer Vice-President Secretary President IU IUP- Thnrd Row: j. Berrel, M. Sundeen, A. jabnmn, I. Crilzer, I. Halvefmn, F. Axplund, R. Ehrman, C. Port, M. Maki, S. Pelefmn, R. Walker. Second Row: C. Belden, R. Nofberg, G. Andeuan, S. Leimer, S. Swanron, B. Eririmn, L. Iohnfon, M. Hunrer, D. Fagre, M151 SPHIIIZ. First Row: C. Kolifanln, B. Lanumnde, M. Pala, M. Kolodge, R. Bellingham, I. Malin, M. Berilund, A. Ablgren, I. Helxtmm, R. Iohnmn. o29o Second Row: M. Blomxter, S. Human, V. Speed, K. Daddlidge, D. Clmmer, V. Kmekefborker. H. Smith, M. Kohn, M. Imarmri, llHl!I' Lnomii. t First Row: M. Uterb, 1. Andermn, j. Fuller, C. Sboen, H. Wflkenmn, S. Benmn, M. Ulrl, P. Martindale. Third Row: Mr. Smrlb, P. Sbolley, M. Anlfmmn, D. Adarnrrberk, A. Rogmiki, R. Flark, R. 1. Luomala, A. Samfrg, M. Parlanen. Second Row: M. Boedrgbemier, G. Flynn, E. brine, R. Annu, I. Gray, V. Hrlron, B. Terlm, F Serene. G. Frlgovr, Iabnmn, P. o f .4 y Abmbammn, P. w!Fl'k6ff, First RUMV: D. Matuon, N. Green, L. Zamrki, D. Mailmn, A. U illlamr, WC Gannon. M. Erirkiwr. tj: - : :iz . . ififlffi ' Third Row: D. Hella, A. Nummi, I. Cougblin, IV. Swing, P. Doyle, G. jabmmn. G. folmxan, D. Carlmn, N. Paalxon, P. Luoma, C. Hoyt. Second Row: Mr. Olmn, I. Worrell, S. Pennla, 1. Kan, C. llraajludt, E. Werterbam, R. Wuneik A. Bnmelle, M. Oftemn, Mr. Hui. Frist Row: 1. Van Klub, A. Wight, R, jolmwn, R. Olmn, E. jarobwn, A. Marlm, R. Gleamn, R. Dunpby, 0300 M. Rintala, 1, R. Starkey, IH. Afaynard, , 'Els Third Row: G. Ranta, I. Kalbrener, R. Gamble, G. Siebold, Q, Badger, D. Galen, I. Matlarl, R. Nargren, D. Seabury, D. Stonelaie, Mr. Hoyt. Second Rnw: M. Elmer, B. Luaarmn, S. Badir, R. Bunny, L. McDougal, M. Larmn, E. Part, A. Pfillbntr, V H. Analgrmn, T. Wallare, R. Andeuon. First Row: D. lVr.rtman, D. Iuola, P. Helga, G. Orwald, R. Arnimn, C. Rodgen, L. Sharp, C. Dnnen. UPHO ORE Third Row: W. Pierrr, R. Olmn, I. Arplund, D. Nelmn, F. Rirbter, M. DeRu.rba, R. Hagen, I. Tborrrpmn, R. Morken, I. Angell. F. Proulx. M111 Sandeuan. Second Row: B. Sogn, P. Wrbbvr. R. Obea':msii, M. Alrlad, I. Danirlyon, D. lobnmn, R. Puumala, P. Palm, 1. Andrews, D. Rorbarka. D. Kujawa, P. Blair. First Row: V. Tbill, B. Clemenx, E. Wuallet, X. Carlron, C. Iobman, I. LaVaueur, R. lobruon, R. Karjala, I. Cool. 0310 3- as - v, 9? Thxrd Row: Mr. Pefgal. IV. Bvldrm, Vamm. R. Ilanwn. Second Row R. Wright, I. Granholm R. I.a1.rvI. Flrst Row: P. Marek, B, Iiaarmn, C. .S. G. Gwen, H. Nmanmkz, D. Gmzler, M. llplnztabzrd, I.. LaFare, I. Svabnvy, I, jalmxon, R. Knjm, Y. Edufardr, A. Iiwnran R. Pell, Moe, I. Nrlmn, V. Pmmanen, Ii. Rngcw, R. Damelmn. K. Tbzll. fix 34 .Q f I1 K 'l 'W fT3'1 ffff mf. .. av ,' 1.3 'J Third Row: R. Reynoldf, G. joxepb, D. Keml, R. Morrluetle, K. Andaman, R. lY'aIrur, P. Ilarvu. D. LY'almner1 A. Pallark, Min MrCollor. Second Row: R. Maitlnnl, V. Kafulak, K. Tiffany, R. lwnbo, T. While, G. Nelmn. R. llanfon, C. Inola, F. Drerbxln. First Row: D. Baftlen, M. ZdIOJRl, I. MfNeal, R. Mdfl, M. Murphy, D. Oman. V. Smith, I. Trelile, L. Zerbwix. .g..i..gf ., 4,, Q QL' 3' ., Y 'L'-gif' Q. 'i D . , ' D' ,- ' if' is , Q ' x J. VS A . ' ' f' Second Row: C. Golden, A. Burton, L. Hoyt, T. Parterran, G. Norman, 1. Lindlmlm, W. Iuala, C. Nelmn, Mr. Pile. First Row: G. Vaineo, D. Magnumn, M. Bnmnef, D. Ward, D. Pykonen, A. Slulevik, M. Hanbela, M. Kan, S. Nafdman. 0320 i W 1 I iz -i , W . 1 , . 5' . i --5-'E .. -- l 'Jr FRE HMEN 4 'Q - 1 sc' 1 4. . ' , . 1 i EZ- ' ' . I 6 -xr' Third Row: H. DeRu.fba, IV. Sell, I. While, M. Clark, A. Bodin, G. Poelnlr, M. Shearer, D. Nelfon, Mr. L . . Second agar: D. jumunen, R. Milrbell. D. Nirolai, R. Tomi-lee. D. Hfll, L. Oler. I. Klerrmrirb, I. Skutewk. First Row: P. Hubbell, F. Rodd, A. u lf'lfP. R. Rodd, E. Sbotley, A. Olmn, M. Manner. .1 ,-...Q 'V -In 1 r ' 1 ,- 7 U. . , I I f. .J-34 V. ' I' k,.,y Q.-4 TEN I-if.. A M Third Row: D. Brown, R. Lindguirf, P. Haugdahl, R. Lammmen, L. Rorentbal, E. Erlex, P. Harrif, M. Olmn. Second Row: R. Smith, M. Ree , M. jobnfan, R. Burgmjf, E. Snnrrarborg, M. Sunnarborg, I. A. Nelmn. First Row: All!! Sanford, K. Favre, C. Gfllelle, D. Kujawa, A. Gvabifla, P. Olex, R. Randall. Ei it QI ,i 9 Second Row: L. Millen, R. Bellingham, M. Salber, R. Colliru, D. Willey, N. Hannn, P. Shanley, j. Wiri- nrom, 1. Dugal, Mir: Hagen. First Row: j. IAr1on, D. Salo, D. Smilbam, D. Alarpa, A. Oyala, S. Konni, M. Holrnef, P. Southgate, K. Sutherland, N. Gran, M. Filzwaler. 0330 CLASS WILL We, the Cloquet High School Senior Class of 1950, being of as sound mind as usual, and not acting under the influence of any person or drug, do hereby publish our last will and testament in the following manner: I, Gene Hobbs, will my faculties for athletics to Bobo Johnson. I, Vernon Simula, will my place on the honor roll to Spencer Swanson. - U I, Mary Ann Nordman, will my cheerleading ability to Arlene Ahlgren. U I, Bud Jessop, leave the only slidable trombone in C.H.S. to Janell Berset. I, Lorraine Kemi, will my witty remarks to Jane Jeffrey, to be used when opportunity presents itself. I, Rosie Bodie, bequeath my sparkling personality to Bonnie Rae Cole. I, Gary Kangas, leave my student council recommenda- tions to Tony Rogentine. We, Mark Ward and Sid Erickson, leave our heated discussions to Leonard Nelson and Dayton Johnson. We, Laree McNeal and Tom Sogn, bequeath our har- moniously pleasing voices to any fortunate juniors who can equal our ability. We, Fred Carlson, Joel Johnson, Donald Ranta, John Stromsness, and Sherman Wisneski leave the F.F.A. activ- ities to be carried on by Van Hubbell and David Isaacson. I, Ruth Anderson, bequeath my freckles to Donna Huard. I, Joan Bellingham leave my station at the canteen concession booth to Janet Lee Johnson. I, Lois Hebert, leave my long colored fingernails to some unsuspecting junior. I, Mona Krone, will my friendliness to Betty Johnson. We, George Carlson and Kenny Hanninen, leave, taking with us our dimpled smiles. I, Franklin Pudas, leave Old Man River to The House I Live ln. I, Robert Sunnarborg, leave my reticence to Ervin Suvanto. I, Gloria Hebert, leave my temper to Barbara Lamir- ande. We, Barbara Raski, Maralene Hubbell, and Joyce Peil, leave, having been seen but not heard. I, Robert Sell, leave, having brought track honors to C.H.S. We, Sally Heikkila, Lois Polley, Gloria Ann Terho, Glenna Lee Cary, Lorraine Salo, Kathleen Shunn, and Therese Antus, leave to fill our hope chests. I, Fay Carter, leave my relaxed manner in case of emergency. I, Darlyne Hagen, leave the switchboard clicking. I, Dorothy Hanson, leave my affable personality to Gerry Anderson. I, Theresa Luomala, will my creative abilities to Ruthy Walker. We, Jean Caza and JoAnn Lumppio, leave giggling. We, Bill Drechsler, Billy Kyle, and Dennis Konsti bequeath our mischievious antics to John Christenson, Duane Eldien, and Kenny Olson. We, Diane Hult and Beverly Hart, leave our beautiful blushes to Janet Helstrom and Nancy Peterson. I, Ray Everson, leave for a career with the Railroad. I, Patsy Parpala will my clowning to Janice Cook. I, Robert Jubie, bequeath my handsome physiognomy to Richard Johnson. I, Donna Twaddle, will my lovely, shining hair to Jean Melin. We, Chubby Eklund and Bob Carlson, vacate the baseball diamond to be occupied by Dwayne Johnson and James Pastika. We, Beverly Olson and Lois Edwards, leave the Scanlon bus dull and uninteresting. I, Norman Pentila, leave my poetic rhymes to other places and other times. I, JoAnn Cardinal, leave my queenly beauty to some unsuspecting junior girl. l, Mary Jane Westerham, will my perfect poise to Ruth Norberg. We, Lloyd Crotteau and Bill Ojala, leave to no longer fill the school buses with our melodious harmony. 0340 I, Dale Berquist leave my Toni kit to be refilled by Ray Zechoski. We, Beverly Follett, Marion McDermott, Helen Fol- lett, and Franny Erickson, leave Miss Kennedy stacking books by herself. We, Marlene Manty and Floyd Carlson, will our loquaciousness to Rose Bellingham and Bob Frets. I, Larry Schoen, bequeath my wavy hair to Jerry Vnuk. I, Leonard Kujawa, leave the rhythmic sounds of my drumming to re-echo throughout the halls of C.H.S. We, Inez Thompson, Carol Anderson, and Bette An- derson leave our tattered and torn magazines to Marlene Green, Marilyn Palo and Dorothy Benkoski, to be read in Study Hall. We, Gertrude Maki and Ellen Vafias will our accuracy in shorthand to Patsy Larson and Carol Berg. I, Lou Ann Prevost bequeath my driver's license to Kathleen Hewitt. I, Barbara Millen, leave my research work on You Too Can Grow Tall to Gloria Anderson. I, Caroline Wicklund, wonder to whom I can bequeath my inspirational violin playing. I, Jacquee Demars, leave my majorette boots and baton to Donna Fagre. I, Duane Gustafson, will my love for English to Walter Seabury. We, Swanee Erickson and Veronica Kolodge, will our golden red tresses to Diane Stevens and Martha Kolodge. We, LaVon Shipman and Larry Janousek, will our cherished seat in study hall to be used discreetly by Pat Swenson and Art Johnson. I, Ardene Johnson, leave, to be teased no more by the senior boys. I, Sue Churchill, leave C.H.S. minus a number one speech student. I, Robert Raisanen, leave in my Ford, 90 per. I, Marjorie Melby, leave the White Pine staff ex- hausted! I, Betti Kuusisto, will my sarcasm to Bob Hanson. We, Donna Czock and Diane Pellerin, leave the Pine Needle staff with a loss of two of their very best reporters. I, Vernon Asplund, leave without Shirley Manty. I, Beverly Evans, bequeath my speech and journalistic talents to Faye Christenson. I, Bill Jacobson, will my smooth line to Wally Becklin? I, Jiggs LaBreche, leave my worn-out golf balls to Duane Gurneau. Helen Lind, leave Connie Hennum. James Johnson, gleefully leave my love for school work to Stuart Erickson. I, Lois Niininen, will my long hair to Ruby Johnson. I, Betty Graf, leave my carefree disposition to Marlene Shipman. I, Burton Shotley, will my skiis to Art Poehls to be used in capturing next years state championship. I, Pat DeRusha, will my peaches and cream complexion to Margaret Becklund. I, Joanne Kuitu, will my elaborate wardrobe to all the envious junior girls. I, Ray Kemi, will my shyness to Larry Isaacson. I, Marjorie Boquist, will my agility on the tennis Court to Janet Halverson. I, Blanche Corrigan, leave to disturb Mr. Gillespie I. I, no longer. We, Galen Krohn and Bob Langenbruner, exeunt enthusiastically. I, Pat Chartier, relunctantly leave Chucky Johnson. I, Yvonne Ganter, will my bewitching brown eyes to Lois Johnson. I, Francis Rasen, bequeath my artistic talent to Ray Reinholtzen. I, Mervin Timblin, will my curly locks to Billy Ander- son. I, Geraldine Whitcomb, leave my scrips or romantic nonsense, eternally enigmatic. I, Jeanne Ash, permit any junior to keep any wad of gum found on the school premises, provided said wad be chewed in class time. I, Louis Hunter, will my high I. Q. to Dave Larson. We, Robert Aili and Dave Carlson, leave because there is nothing else to do. Yau, D w Q, Zf 1 ix' I Xx 'VKX' ' 4:61 4- ' I - - f I . f 1 4' Vx yx I 1 N W K I ., gh I I l I X If Wx X -' Rm N l lkx XX 1 1 l , , , X , 5,5 X ' Mx xxx Qgj - X' f'b,j , N , kg- .f A . wld Xa . A X 1:-x xx .' ' xx x 4.---'P X -- f N X S X X X X x '?.4?! x .XXEX S '54 u x NN K? W 55 X . X ' it ff f , I X5 ' rs' 5 4? .i Standing: R. Walker, C. Wirblund, D. Hagen. Mariflrif MClbY- Edlmf Seated: L. Hebert, P. Erirkron. HITE PI E The White Pine staff and faculty ad- visor, Mr. Wolner, have worked diligent- ly to make this year's annual one of the finest produced. A mad succession of deadlines and re- arranging pages, hard work, and endless preparation results in this finished pro- duct. , I 1.1 4-P,- -wg Rez' me Left to Right: H. Eklzmd, L. Kuiawa, F. Rann, D. Human, G. Second Row: B. Millen, I. Berfet. First Row: L. Nrminen, D. Czorb, D. Pelleyiyy, 036 K anger. Second Row: P. Inman, P. DeRu:bu, L. Sala. First Row: M. Boquixt, B. Kxuuirtn, Mr. Wolner, M. Nardman wi Standing: H. Lind. M. Manty, Mr. Gillefpie, I. Lump- Seatclfi,i7.B. Kuuriito, B. Emm. PINE NEEDLE Printed every three weeks, Cloquet High School's paper, the Pine Needle, publishes the events of school activities, past, present, and future. A different senior on the staff was selected to serve as editor of each issue. This system was used for the first time this year. During the N. F. L. contest, the Pine Needle entertained the tournament delegates with an in- formal social hour following the day's events. Five senior staff members journeyed to the Min- nesota High School Press Association Convention held in Minneapolis during September and three junior representatives attended the Tri-State Press convention in Superior in November. Both groups were accompanied by George Gillespie, faculty advisor. TN Standing: A. jobnwn, M. MfDffM0lf, I. Afb. Seated: D. Czork, D. Pellerm. F9 Left to Right: R. Krone, M. Boquist, L. Hebert, S. Churchill Fourth Row: L. Iobmon, G. Hoyt, I. Warrall. Third Row: R. Bmmme, B. Parbf, P. Lanon, I. Beust. Second Row: M. Lanon, M. Hunter, M. Kalodge, R. Walker. First Row: I. Halvorfon, F. Cbrirtenfen, B. Eririmn, 0370 4, I O , 3 -ale-:qi Back Row: L. Kami. L. McNeal, F. Pudax, E. Hobbr, L. Kujawa, V. Simula, M. Ward, G. LaBrerhe, B. Eram, Mu: G. Sanford. Front Row: M. Nordman, F. Eritlmn, S. Churchill, M. Boquirl, C. Wirklund, M. Melby, I. Bellingham, I. Lumppio, B. Kuufixta. HU UP1 UCIETY The Cloquet Chapter of the National Honor Society has for its advisor Miss Georgiana Sanford. In order to be eligible for membership a student must rank in the upper quarter of his class and be an outstanding member of school activities. Members of the Honor Society excel in scholarship, leadership, character, and service. It is their purpose to uphold and maintain these characteristics and encourage them in others. Induction Ceremony Left to Right: C. Wirklund. B. Effam, S Churchill, M. Melby, V. Simula, M Wfanl, E. Hobbr. e.-ns.-f..-,gn-ll ul! - 50-2-4-e L W . 5 ,'n:1q.'i . - . f 4:11 Q-.nv , ' ' ' Ip- ul - 'diy' 0380 .+,, Il'l fab! S Mr. Van Kleek, M. Ward, D. Rorbacka, N, Paalmn, Klemorlrb, P. Sbanley, S. Nordmun, E. Shelley. Benton, L. McDougal, R. Bolle, L. Keml. Larxon, C. Gillelre, F. Sarette, D. Carlxon, F. Carlton. Standing: Min Laulerbacb, Min Lake, Min E. Sanford, Mr. Hoye, j. Kalbrener, G. Panger, T. White. I. Seated, Second Row: L. jalmmn, L. Nelron, B. Cole, S. Seated, First Row: G. Kungar, T. Sogn, T. Rogenlme, D. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is an organization composed of a representative from each home room in the ninth through twelfth grades plus one representative-ab large from each class. Among the numerous activities supported by the Student Council are: visual- aid program, cleaning school grounds, selling basketball schedule pencils, sponsoring a talent show, and handling concessions. Faculty advisers who aid in making The Student Council a success are Mr. Van Kleek, Miss Lake, Mr. Gillespie, Miss Lauterbach, Mr. Hoye, and Miss E. Sanford. Officers are: President, Marquis Ward, Vice President, Tony Rogentineg Treasurer, Gary Kangasg Secretary, Lois johnson. OFFICERS Left to Right: Lois johnson ..... ......... S ecretary Garith Kangas .,.... .....,.,... T reasurer Tony Rogentine ..... ..... V ice President Marquis Ward ..... ............ P resident 0390 ,X X .J.aun-'f I Standing: F. Pudax, B. Kuurirla, W. Jacobian. L. Hebert, W, Ojala. Seated: T. Sogn, B, Ezam, C. Wiklund, A. jvhnmn, M. Nardman, Min Lake. The Senior Class under the direction of Miss janet Ann Lake presented Little Women to the public on October 27 and 28, 1949. This play is a classic, a favorite of everyone and was most ably staged and acted. The stage committee worked especially hard to secure the antique pieces of furniture to set the scene properly. Play parents-Tom and Bev, Grandma Caroline. 0 40 0 'LITTLE WOMEN' CAST jo ..... ....... M ary Ann Nordman Meg ..... ............... B everly Evans Beth ....,., ........ A rdene Johnson Amy ..,, ,, ........ ................ B etti Kuusisto Marmy .,.,.., r.,.,.. C aroline Wicklund Laurie ........... Mr. March ..... Mr. Brooke ....... Aunt March ......... Franklin Pudas Bill Jacobson Torn Sogn Lois Hebert Professor Bhaer ....... ......,...... B ill Ojala Student Director ...... ....... S ue Churchill Stage Manager ....... ...... L eonard Kujawa Prompters ........... Business Manager Marjorie Boquist Frances Erickson Dorothy Hanson .l I ,' al 999. Standinzg: A. jobnfon, R. Walker, D. Srez-em. 0. Gillette, A. Erbbolm, D. Hurd, L. Nelson, R. Bellingham, . M' b . Seated: M1.f1'rL.jutefbarb, D. Larson, F. Axplund, I. Cook, M. Hamer, F. Cbristemon, R. Human. Meet Me In St. Louis was presented by the junior Class on March 28 and 29, 1950, under the capable direction of Miss Lauterbach. The performance was well received by a capacity audience. s 1 c o ll If , , , , MEET ME IN ST. LUUIS ,: :, 5 f cAsT A 1' f fs ' . . : 5 ' ' cg' Mr. Smith ........ ................. D avid Larson E Mrs. Smith ..... ............ R uth Walker ,Q I , Rose .............. Faye Christenson ' W' ' FFF' Esther ....... ........ A lice Elcholm F 5, ' K Agnes ..... Rose Bellingham l ' ' .4 Tootie ....... ............... I anice Cook 4, Q . 3' ' Lon ........... Ray Reinholtzen ' ' ' A Grandpa ......... Theodore Micke Katie ................... ........ D iane Stevens Mrs. Waughop Ida Boothley john Shepard . . Marion Hunter Ona Gillette Bob Hanson Fred Gregory ......... ........ F rank Asplund Lucille Pentard ...... ....... D onna Huard Mr. Dodge ..... ...... A rt johnson Mr. Duffy ........... ...... L eonard Nelson Conductor .................................. joe Behl Student Directors ........ Marlene Shipman jean Melin Stage Manager ....... ...... T ony Rogentine Prompters ........... .......... J anell Berset, Patsy Swenson Business Manager ..... ........ L ois Johnson Paperhangers Junior grade! A 1 X',' 3- 0410 Y Third Illloyvz V. A.vplund, F. Pudar, M. Melby, S. Cburrbill, C. Hoyt N Nareu: L X419 L Hwy, I 4 mm, R. www, 0. Gillette, M. AI f 4. R. N 1, , L. M N' 1 ' . ' ' ' ' ' ' SecondBRHvv: bM. Manly, B. Emru, B. Park, 1Vl.dHun!er,ab.egfirL.ran,tI.mlwolifnllrnl3fui bIill,I-lgftegnxfjogfda?l V Hi gidffkfig-bZ1ZIPlLcL3IIMf257ireur, D. Stewm, R. Franklin, M. MrDermott, J. Arb, B. Kuumm First Row: D. Fagfe, M. Kolod e, A. I b g omo,R.P'bb,S.M ,, ' , H. Hayer, 1. Daman, G. Hebert, L. Igemi, Bltlltflilllvln. amy I Mtlm' I Van KINL' P' swmmn' I THE Nl SQUEH The Dramatics Club in it's second complete year has grown much larger and now has an enrollment of seventy-two members. Because of it's greater size, the club reorganized under a board of directors, each of whom served as chairman of one of the groups. A major activity of the Dramatics Club was seeing all three plays presented by the University of Minnesota, Duluth Branch. The Dramatics Club helped to sponsor the One-Act Play night in December, with their play, Antic Spring. Miss janet Ann Lake and Miss Rose McCollor are the advisers of this organization. ANTIC SPRING Left to Right: M. Manty, R. jubie, L. Hunter, M. Boquist, G. Norman, H. Lind. 0420 Capturing the N.F.L. trophy concluded a most successful season for the Cloquet Debaters coached by Miss Mary Sanderson. The team participated in eight contests during the year, finishing with a very noteworthy record. A close second place was received at the Concordia College meetg first place was won at the regional contest enabling the squad to defend their 1949 championship title at the state meet, where they received third place. The question debated throughout the season was, Resolved: The President of the United States should be elected by the direct vote of the people. Second Row: S. Errrkmn. B. Emmr, D. labnron, D. Carlmn, L. Nelmn, B. Kuurina. First Row: L. Kufawa, S. Churchill, Min Sandermn, M. Wad, V. Simula, M. Rintala. 0430 DEBATE REGIONAL CHAMPIONS Standing: Min Sand: mn S Chu tblll Seated: M. Ward, V .Yzmula L Kufawa PEECH L it AB B! Back Row: Iohruon, V. Aiplund. F. Pudiu, M. Ward, T. Sagn, M. Rinlala, M. Bo uirl, S. Churrhill, I F. Chrirlenmn, 1. Beriel, j. Lindholm, C. Hoyt. S. Komli, B. Emnr, M. Melby, M. Z-Iunrer, R. Walker, Middle Row: B. Anderson, S. Manly, j. Arh, R. Bellingham, A. Pollarh, K. Huol, P. Shelley, B. Pafkx, L. McNeal, B. Kuufiilo, 5. Hanson, M. Alilad, 1. W'orral. Front Row: A. johmon, D. Hanion,.M. Manly, M. Nordrrmn, I. McNeal, I. Van Kleek, L. Reed, E. Shelley, B. Lamnande, D. Pykonen, Mu: Lake, Min Sullivan, Mui Sandermn. The Speech department, under the direction of Miss Lake, Miss Sullivan, Miss Lauterbach, and Miss Sanderson had a very successful year. Speech clinics were held at Clo uet and Duluth Denfeld. The istrict meet was in Cloquet. Speakers who participated in the District and advanced to the Regional meet were Laree McNeal, Betti Kuusisto, Beverly Evans, jean Lindholm, Marquis Ward, Sue Churchill and Faye Christenson. Marquis won first place in extemporaneous speaking and entered the State meet. NATIONAL PURE IC LE GUE ,R -Q .i fi . A, .,-11 Second Row: D. Iohnron, L. Nelmn, V. Arplund, F. Pudar, M. Ward, M. Rinlala, L. Kujawa, C. Hoyt, K. Hrwill, M. Melby, B. Evaru, I. Alb, S. Manly. Fits!! Row: Min lake, Min Sullivan, D. Human, M. Manly, B. Mmifande, I. Lindholm, F. Chfiilemon, I. Benn, B. Kwuiilo, L. McNeal, J. Van Kleeh, Mir: Samlenon, M113 Laulefbarh. The N.F.L. is an honorary speech organization. To qualify as a member, a person must have earned twenty points by participating in speech activities Cloquet was host to the N.F.L. speech meet which was held February 24 and 25. Cloquet placed first with 42 points. e440 9 FUTURE TEACHERS UP AMERICA CAROLINE RINKEL CHAPTER OFFICERS Left to Right: Miss Sulivan D. Czock ..... The Caroline Rinkel Chapter of the Future Teachers of America was organ- ized under the direction of Miss Kathryn Sullivan. The club's name was selected by the members to honor Miss Rinkel who taught in the Cloquet public schools for twenty-nine years. The purpose of the F.T.A. is to encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of successful teaching. Meetings held every other Monday included talks, by club members, on the opportunities offered by the educational institutions of our-state. L. McNeal ....,... M. Hunter ...... B. Sogn ........ ----- M. Manty ..... President Treasurer Vice President Librarian Adviser Secretary Third Row: Min Sullivan, W. jaroluon, M. McDermott, D. Mayrand, L. McNeal, B. Kuuruto, L. Kami, B. Mill n. Second Row: lilf. Gillette, M. Manly, D. Czocb, G. Hebert, P. Sbatley, M. Hunter. First Row: B. Sagn, D. Pellerm, G. Andermn, R. Welker, R. Iubie. 0450 BAND The Cloquct High School Band completed a very successful year under the capable direction of Mr. jack Sampson, assisted by Mr. Ikola. Their wonderful performances are well illustrated by the many honors they received. Some of these are: First place High School bands at the Minneapolis Aquatennial, First Place at International Falls Forest Festival, and being chosen a Core Band of the Bemidji Band Clinic. The Band's maneuvers at halves of basketball and football games and at the District Tournament was outstanding. OUR CHAMPIONS STRUT THEIR STUFF ,,i W ' lv J. , T. 'Y 3512 is A I A ' h 0460 ORCHESTRA Our orchestra is a wonderful asset to Cloquet High School and Cloquet as well. The members and Mr. Sampson put in hours of hard work during the year in preparation for the annual spring concert on May 3, and the music festival in Duluth on May 4 and 5. It is unusual for a school of our size to maintain an orchestra. This, to- gether with the fact that we have received many class A ratings and also contributed a number of talented musicians to the world, makes us very proud. FIRST VIOLIN SECTION 047' MIXED CHUBU OCTET Left to Right: R. jessop, B. Sogn, R. Anderson, L. McNeal, A. johnson, F. Pudas, W. Ojala. Sfafedi MFS- 5080. T- S0890 The Mixed Chorus under the direction of Mrs. john Sogn, is composed of sixty members. The Chorus has provided music for special ocasions such as the Christmas program and Good Friday services. Small groups have sung at community affairs, Baccalaureate, and Class Plays. U Officers Presldfnt -.......-. .................. ........ F r anklin Pudas ViCC PI'CSidCHf ------ ............,. R ueben Jessop SCCICMIY --------- .... M ary Arm Nordman Treasurer ............ William Ojala Fourth Row: 1. Iobmon, I. Kalbrmer, F. Pudru, T. fogn, A. Summrbarg, I. Carlmn. B. Iubie, I. Stfomrnur, ' M. DeRluba, A. Poeblr, B. Campbell, D. Gumeau, A. lalnuon, E. Werterbam, W. Gillette, I. Luomala G. Carlron, N. Paulran, K. Olmn. Third Row: M. Nnrdman, D. Frigan, C. Sunnafborg, 1. Cbriltuuon, W. Ojala, L. Crottrau, R. lump, F C l R P l R Ol I Fl ar mn, . uumn 4, . Jon, . ynn. I Second Row: G. Amleuon, B. Han, R. Andenon, S. Erirlmn, F. Embmn, R. Wnlber, L. MrNeaI, M Sundeen, C. Hennum, D. Czotb, T. Wallace, C. Koriranra, R. Iohruan. First Row: H. Lind, M. Mant , D. Human, I. Harder, B. Kuufina, B. Ewm, I. Halwrmn, M. Hunter, B. Sagn M. lnnon, D. Rwbaria, L. Reed, D. Fagu, A. Iobruan. At Front: Mu. Sogn. 048' 1 5.-J Third Row: P. Helge, R. Obedzimli, Fuller, M. Kohn, G. Andeuan, L. McDaugal, L. Hebert, B. Millen, V. Imarmn, S. Lelmer, 1. Lun , G. Ranla. Second Row: B. Olmn, L. Sbagp, L. Zamrki, R. Dunpby, M. Boedi beimer, C. Beldon, V. Speed, I. Anderfon, Q L. Sbxtmun, K. Nelron, . Human, D. Stevem, P. Blair, P. llgebber, O. Gillette, E. Part, D. Mattmn. First Row: U. Sagn, L. Edufardr, B. Terho, T. Antur, G. Terha, P. DeRuJlm, P. Weclrert, V. Tblll, P. Parpala, I. Caza, M. Ifaauan, M. Shipman, R. Andenon, I. Kuitu, D. Wertman, M. Utech, M. Mzyerr, M. Enrliort. Under the capable directorship of Mrs. John Sogn, the Girls' Glee Club has participated in various musical programs this year. They assisted at the Christmas program, which was put on by the Music Departmentg the Spring Concert and at class plays. Officers President ..,......... .................... ............. J o Anne Kuitu Vice President ..... ..... L ee Ann McDougal Secretary ,.,......... ........ D onna Twaddle Treasurer .,...,,...,.,,.,............................................................................ Marlene Shipman GIRL ' GLEE CLUB GrRL's ENSEMBLE Second Row: B. Tuba, R. Dunpby, G. Andenon, R. Obcdzirubi, I. Fulln, 0. Gillette. y First Row: D. Stnuu, M. Utrcb, S. Human, P. Helga, N. Sharp, V. Tlull. Seated: Mn. Sagn. 0 49 0 MAIUBETIES Left to Right: j. Demars, D. Hanson, J. Melin, W. Dupius, D. Fagre, V. Isaacson. Both the Baton Corps and the Majorettes are under the direction of Miss Eleanor Hansen. The Majorettes are led by Jacqueline Demars and the Baton Corps is lead by Dorothy Benkoski. The Majorettes performed with the band during the football and basketball season. The Baton Corps entertained at several basketball games. BATON CORPS Clockwise: fBegin left center, N. Wilson, G. Kolodge, P. Helge, B. Terho, J. Estlund, S. Clough, P. Pollack, M. Nelson, S. Nelson, L. Millen, D. Alaspa, M. Dulong, L. johnson. Middle-D. Benkoski. 0500 HI-Y The Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mr. Leussler, Mr. Pergol, Mr Smith and Mr. Lake, is one of the most rapidly growing organizations in our school Hi Y means for high school and Y for Y.M.C.A. The aim of the Hi-Y is to create, promote, and extend the high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Standing I. Ajflllfld. N. Paulmn, I. Crirzer, K. Hfznninen, A. Poebh, A. Srmnaflwfg, R. Bromme F Sarnia cated D. Ne Jon, R. jabmon, I. Kalbrener, Mr. Pergal, Alv. Leunler, G, labnnon, I. Tbompmn A Brunnellf, R. Ienop. Front Row: K. Hanninen Mr. Leussler R. jessop .......... Back Row: D. johnson ...... N. Paulson ....... B. Bromme ..... Officers 0510 Vice President Advisor President Treasurer Chaplain Secretary USHEPIS CLUB 1 The Ragmoppers-Larry and Burt At basketball games and programs in the auditorium, you can easily recognize the ushers by their courteous and efficient manner. Gary Kangas and Burton Shotley were captains of the group and supervised their respective teams. Mr. Hoye directed the entire organization. The Ushers' Club also handled the check room at basketball games. B' 45414 Qt Y- . M-af ' -c-L , 3. tn QS pf' Back Row: G. Kangur, L. Nelmn, I. Tbomgron, C. Braafladl, D. Luton, H. Eilund. Front Row: Mr. Hoye, G. jobfumn, S. Erir Jon. B. Shot ey, L. Srboen, L. Huflur. 0520 g , H I Q., rf N PHUTU CLUB OFFICERS Standing: Lois johnson ...... ,......... S ecretary I Carl Braafladt ...,.......,.. Treasurer Lorraine Kemi .... ....... V ice President Seated: Leonard Kujawa ..... ..., P resident The Photo Club has served to teach its members the methods and procedures of taking and producing fine photographs. In cooperation with the White Pine, the Photo Club purchased a much needed enlarger for the dark room. This project was financed by the sale of ice cream at a basketball game and the sale of basketball pictures. Fourth Row: M. Kalodge, F. Ericbran, B. jobmon, N. Noreur, I.. Kemi, B. Millen, M. Hubbell, C. Berg. Third Row: D. Kujawn, M. Lanan, P. Swemon. S. Manly. I. Lumdbpio, M. Boquin, L. Hebert, D. Hunan. Second Row: R. Krone, P. Cbartier, K. Hewitt, M. Berblund, R. Bo le, J. Halvenon, F. Raren, I. Tbompmn. First Row: I. Afplund, D. Nelron, M. Hunter, L. Sala, M. Manty, F. Sarette. G. Ialmmn. 0530 EUTURE FARMERS UE AMERICA . Officers Front Row: John Stromsness ..... Van Hubbell ...... Back Row: Sherman Wisneski .... Floyd Carlson ....... james Rock ......... Left to Ri ht: L. Hoyr, 12 White..G. Vaineo. I. Bebl, P. Doyle, C. lelelmn, D. Oman, P. Wlmexki, A. Wbzie. 4' R Jon, L. Crolleau. Mervin Timblin ................ Vice President President Secretary Treasurer Sentinel Reporter Standing: R. Kami, I. Caugblin. Seated: D. Carbon, R. Matlmn, W. Barrett, D. Wright I' Carl The Cloquet chapter ot the F.F.A. is one of several thousand such organiza- tions in the United States. The local chapter was organized in 1957 and received its charter in 1939. During the past year the F.F.A. handled. the pop concession for most of the basketball games, made monthly milk tests for the veterans in the On the Farm Training Program and sent two delegates, Van Hubbell and john Stromsness to the national convention in Kansas City. o 54 o Officers Left to Right: Dayton Johnson ..... Marjorie Melby ........ .... Leonard Kujawa ..... Francis Rasen ...,,,,,.. Mary Ann Nordman Gary Kangas .......... Librarian .. Co-Secretary President Vice President .. Co-Secretary Treasurer J. Tbompxan M Ma ly I L mpp L 41 The Science Club, supervised by Mr Kuntz sold refreshments at a football game, and sponsored a dance in honor of the Senior boys on the basketball team Regular meetings held every second week helped develop an interest in and understanding of modern science Club members selected projects and carried on individual reseach during the year. Excursions were taken through local industrial plants 'su I fjx rl.. , - V. M, 5 1 R. N,h .G.A d A. , R. b . L. 11, nv. B. E -L., , A. 1 anon. giidbtllllllvbxv. Alllgleal. R. ham. elbllynnxofz, Ilsfell' alLe:,HS'.'Sr4anJfl:1i, Sufrnalorg, R. Erefmn Third Row: C. Koiimnta. S. Clhllffilll, M. Wulrrham, D. Pellerm, R. Bodle, F. Cbruteruan. Second Row: A. Ablgren, M. Knlodge, M. Sundeen. Ill. Befklund. R, Iobmon, 1. Bsmet. First Row: j. Hafformn. j. Melin, M. Hunter, I. Paflzkzz, C. Port, F. Arplund. El Club Espanol The Spanish Club was organized under the direction of Miss Spraitz. The chief activities are social functions and learning Spanish customs. The Christmas Fiesta, canasta and tobogganing parties were included in the years activities. To become better acquainted with our Latin American neighbors, movies and slides were shown to the club. , The purchasing of the picture The Spanish Dancer was the outstanding event of the year. The year concluded with the annual picnic at jay Cooke Park. Officers President ....,..... .............. B ob jubie Vice President ....., .... S pencer Swanson Secretary ....... .......... S ue Churchill Treasurer ,,.,. ..... G erry Anderson BREAKING THE PINATA Left to Right: Melin, M. Hunter, R. Bellingham, R. Walker, B. Lamirande, A. johnson, S. Peterson, S. Churchill, F. Asplund. 0560 Ciceronians Left to Right: S. Nordman, Mr. Hoye, D. Waise- nen, C. Golden. Ciceronians is the name of the Latin Club which was organized this year under supervision of Mr. Hoye, The main purpose of the club is learn how Latin influences our American culture. Highlights of the year were a lecture by Professor McDonald, who helped in finding many of the Athenian Temples, and a Roman Banquet. Officers President ........... ................ .... D a yton Johnson Vice President ..... ........... T erry White Secretary ......... .... B onnie Ray Cole Treasurer .. ...... Nancy Noreus Fourth Row: S. Carlson, A. Brufmell, G. jobnuon, M. Rinlala, L. Nelxon, D. Stnenr, M. Lemieux. Third Row: K. jobmon, B. juolu, P. Polvi, S. Bodie. D. Rorbarba, C. Iobluon. Second Row: F. Sareue, M. Boquiu, D. Iabmon, B. Cole, N. Nauru, C. Hoyt. First Row: I. Lindbolm, I. lcluy, D. Pyionen, K. Andenron, R. Collinr, R. Pllllbllll. v' f --e o 57 0 Bill Dreschler, My. Johnson VUCATIUNAL TRAINING Mr. Setterquist, Dave Carlson Again this year the Cooperative Trade Training Program is offering on the job training to students under the capable leadership of Mr. Chinnock. This course gives valuable experience to these students enabling them to better prepare for their selected vocations. ' - . ' L, D. H I, G. M L', B. D bl ', D. Carlmn, R. Kami, I. Iobnrqrl, E- Vdlfff- Ranla,uFi Curl.ro:,IR. Sellrelfl. gmlala, L. Kem, L. Prevorl, V. Slmula. 0580 BUS PATROL LIBRARY CLUB .-52:64 J Standing: I. Arb. I D. Pellrrin. Seatedt N, Pelermn, ned B. Follell, M. iHrDermott, F. Erirkmn, M. Ken- Left to Right: C. Moe. H. Follett, H. Kelly. D. Hult, H. Demarx, L. Srboen, R. Iwaxia, S. Eririmn, M. Timblin. VISUAL AIDS 1. Wivrffl- ' ' fiffgef' ' 1 . - .F . 1+-sw gi f 5 .- ARCHERY CLUB I- . -. ie- b1.,.f Z, Second Row: F. Raxen, L. Hoyt, G. Lutler, U. lzmman, D. Adamxrberl. First Row: S. EILIQJHII, D. Magmuon, I. Danielmn. 0590 Left to Right: A. White, R. Iwasbo. Mr. Pike, K. labti 1DI.llAr.rofl, L. Nrlmn, D. Gunter, I. Kortit, G e Jan. -S E5 .-1 ' .4 PM ,S 7 u ,L F. - 5 ' 4 X -If ' lo W Q' 3' K-.5 lqvf ll What do yo th lx n -rw, 4. ::?qt:?g f'i.'1:' V, 4 '15-a. '--7 'Y V411 '.5. lu Ni? is! --J'- W -K XX S X lb, 1' lf! sf I Q x x lx! ui 'Q ,as , 'Q-f 'it'-f'fI, ' M, Q 'Qu X H 4 x xx I X Il X y x I I lu ,XX l If f X -' xxx-x x - 'J If .. X X ll K fd 'Y ,i','v -L EX 7 If mm fi' i QA I My 4 , , f 'f fl Xx We , I 1 0, Q ' , fy f X4 1 3 I ' N , , ff . Q 4 XXX N llnxi f X L 'H X X ,'-T5 X .- ,I-HJ. -ex , wsraff I ', Q-X P ' Ng I f ix IX K , ,K XX? ' fl XR f X17 XXX-4 1 SKIING Left to Right D Bergquut B .Ybolley D. Gumenu, R. Iubie, G. The Cloquet High School ski team again ranked as one of the best in the state. The Lumberjack skiers participated in three meets during the season-they were the District, the State, and a quadrangular meet with area schools. The jacks finished second to Duluth Central, the perennial winners, in both the District and State meets. Cloquet can be proud of its skiers for the fine record they compiled. Stuart Benson captured the state Slalom championship to prove himself master of this tricky and difficult course. The rest of the team showed up well in both of these meets. The jacks should be a hard team to beat when the jumping slide is completed. The jumpers are handicapped by the lack of a slide now and that means a lot during competition. Burton Shotley captained the ski team during the past season. ' . ' 'f' --1-fri . A uf n ' 'O 'gh' R F T P ' F R'f ' I I-'owl-1, S- Left to Right: G. cfm, A. Poeblx, R. Olren, N. cfm. SI AI OM JUMPING 0620 Left to Right: R. 011011, R. Kupir, A. Poun, 1. Kan, R, jobnron, D. jobman, W. Berklin, R. Milrbrll, W. Ellu, W. Fablitram, D. Adamfrberb, K. Plante, R. Mitchell, Mr. Woallell. Hockey The third year of competitive hockey for Cloquet proved to be a difficult season as the Jack squad was, for the most part, young and inexperienced. The entire team will be back next year and things should improve greatly during that campaign. Although the schedule doesn't show too many wins, the team was a hard driving outfit and caused bigger and more experienced teams a great deal of trouble. The boys on the squad should be commended for the long hours of hard practice and the fighting spirit they displayed. SQUAD ' Wendell Fahlstrom Allan Pouti jack Karr Rodger Olsen Robert Mitchell Center ........ ....... R ichard johnson Russell Mitchell Wing ...... ...-------- Defense ,,,,, ,,,,,,,, D ennis Adamscheck X Wayne Ellis Rodney Kupsf' 1 Goalie ,,-,-,. ,,,,,,, D fnnis J0hns0n U Wallace Becklin Q 5 Flashing Blades! 0 63 0 ins.. Second Row: R. Kugrc, L. Ianaurel, I. Piutila, D. Iolmran, Mr. Pefgal, R. Iobnmn, R. Carlron, T. Rageutine, R. romme. U First Row: D. junlunen, T. Iarabmn, E. Hobbr, H. Eklund, T. Burgraf, T. While. BASEBALL Coach Angelo Pergol came up with another brilliant array of baseball talent during the 1949 Cloquet High School diamond season. This powerful club set a state record with fifteen straight victories before Duluth Central finally handed them their first defeat. The team finished the season with a league record of seventeen wins and four defeats, good enough for second place. The Lumberjacks met the powerful Denfeld Hunters in the first game of the district tournament and forced the Hunters into extra innings before dropping the decision. Robert Noiseau and Chubby Eklund paced the hitters with averages of .372 and .335 respectively. However, the entire team hit and played well, even border- ing on the spectacular at times. Four members of the team graduated but capable replacements for them are on hand. The prospects for 1950 are very promising. Harry Eklund was elected captain of the 1950 team. THE 1949 LINE Harry Eklund . Gene Hobbs ........... 'Robert Noiseau 'Richard Joyce tine, Robert Carlson. Cartsie and Teddy 0 64 O UP .. Third Base Short-Stop Second Base Catcher , 'Donn Swanson ...... ....,. L eft Field , M' 'DOH Siitel' .... .. ..... ............ P itcher ' ' ' Bob Bromme ....... ....... R ight Field Duane johnson ...... ....... R ight Field Larry janousek ...... .... C enter Field james Pastika .................... Center Field Richard Johnson ................,... First Base ' Reserves: Ted Jacobson, Tony Rogen- 'Graduated members of the team. A SQUAD Second Row: R. Bramme, R. Carlron, R. Hagen, D. Galen, D. Iobnmn, I. Critzef, R. johnson, A. Sandvig. First Row: Mr. Pefgol, L. Ianoluek, R. Iobnron, R. Ienap, H. Eklund, E, Hobbs. Basketball The 1949-1950 edition of the Cloquet cage squad presented the best season's record turned in by a Lumberjack team for a number of years. The jacks finished in second place in the Big Six conference and came in fourth in the Little Big Ten and had a record of thirteen wins against six losses during the season. In the first game of the District 26 tournament the jacks met a surprising Wrenshall team. The taller Wrens battled the more experienced Cloquet squad on even terms for more than three quarters before the Lumberjacks pulled away to win, 45-33. In the semi-finals a hot shooting State-Champion Duluth Central team dumped the jacks, 58-35. Cloquet can be very proud of this team. They deserve a lot of credit for their fine season. SCHEDULE Cloquet - QAIE ....---- 5 2 Proctor .-.--',....-'.--V...' .30 Cloquet ..... ........ 3 5 Duluth Central ...... 45 cioquer ..... ........ 3 o Duluth Central ...... 40 gow' --'-- -------- 2 1 1Y'E.Ha'b0fS - --------- 25 Cloquet ..... ........ 3 8 Patrick Henry ........ 34 Cloquet ' 4 DK Enid ' A 1 Cloquet ...... ........ 4 2 Two Harbors .......... 36 Cloquet ' 4 9 Cnle - - f --'-'-------- 4 4 cioquei ..... ........ 4 6 Chisholm ................ 43 Oquef ----- -------- 5 Buh ----------------------'- 22 Cloquet -1---. ------.- 4 1 Denfeld -.-- ..----'. .,-- 42 Cloquet ----- ........ 4 6 Morgan Park ........ 32 Cloquet ..... ...,.... 5 2 Superior Cathedral 41 Cloquet 35 Eveleth 38 Cloquet ..... ........ 4 1 Superior East .......... 49 Cloquet A' 40 De La Sane 52 323:22 ----- -------- j Q 15131533 Park ---------- gg Disriucr 26 TOURNAMENT Cloquet Wrenshall Cloquet ' 4 6 Greenway ' 3 5 Cloquet ..... ............ 3 5 Duluth Central ...... 58 rss' 574 B SQUAD . 5.5.1 4 Back Row: P. Harris, R. Mutlinvl, T. White, N. Frelr, L. Hoyt, Mr. Lake. Front Row: K. Tiluny, R. Dfrhr, R. Waltrfr, H. Dekurba, R. Parka, D. juntinen. 0650 WFX . Xa. ll f is bf 15 Q 1 , , lv-'A -f- as r 1-x As- ,-uf xv 'ff - 1 V 0670 A SQUAD EES.-5 Ill Es 3 Back Row: Mr. Waollelt, R. Kemi, K. Wimerki. R. Iubie, K. Lahti, D. Galen, I. Stmmmnf, D. Lauon, - W. lambmn, L. Crotteau, Mr. Drew, Mr. Oiu. Middle Row: D. jobruon, R. jobruon, R. Yrjamon, R. Carlson, W. Ojala, D. Gamble, R. Campbell, R. a0bfIJOPl, D. Gumeau, R. jabmon. Front ow: G. Hobbs, E. Rifden, D. Adanucbecb, L. janourek, W. Isola, A. Samfig, R. Bromme, B. Sbatley, PUUTBALL In his final season of coaching Cloquet High School football teams, Herb Drew brought his charges through with a fine record. The team won three games while losing four but considering the caliber of the teams played, this record is very impressive. The backfield will be particularly hard hit by graduation this year and the small 'but rugged Lumberjack line will also lose several key men. This hard-fighting line can't be given too much credit for the team's success. The team, coaches, and school can be proud of the fine record against such formidable opponents. SCHEDULE Cloquet .,,... ..... 0 Park Rapids ..... ....... 2 0 Cloquet ,,,,,. ..... 6 Superior East ..... ..27 Cloquet ...... ..... 0 Denfeld .......... ....... 2 7 Cloquet ,.,,.. .,... 7 Morgan Park ..... ..19 Cloquet ...... ........ 1 9 Proctor .......... ....... 1 3 Cloquet ...... ..... 6 Two Harbors 0 Cloquet .................................. 6 Aitkin .................................. 0 1' i H H Second Row: Mr. Woallett, D. S b y, F. R' bt , E. W I 'b , R. I4 b , N , B SQUAD I D. Job.-im, R. Parka, A. Rzgllrixbi. H H 'H' am gm R 'g ' D adn First Row: E. Sunnarborg, D. Kufawa, E. Iarobmn, H. Srbiebe, I. Bebl, D. Brown, R, Drfnf, G. Pmpgla, G. ElllJ. 0 68 0 ,wmv y . ,T hX 4 0 P 's AW '69' TRACK Secnnd Row: Mr. Oifi, D. Berquirl, R. juhre, R. lermp, R. Ehrman, W. lillu. R. Kemf, R. Sell. First Row: L. Ianmuek, B. Sbotley. D. Gamble. D. Gurneau, I. Arplund, E. Werlerbam, D. Adamrchrrk, D. Nelmn. Chic Oist's first season as head coach of the Lumberjack track team turned out to be very successful, in the five meets during the season. The jacks defeated Moose Lake in a dual meet, took first place in the Morgan Park Invitational meet, and highlighted the season by taking first place in the District 26 meet. The victory at Morgan Park was the first time in the history of the school that Cloquet had won this meet. GYMNASTICS Left to Ri ht: I. Canb, K. Tbill, 1. Danielran, R. Ehrman, P. Utech, R. Reinbollzen, C. Bmalladl, S. Efirgofl, Mr. Drew. The Cloquet High School gymnastic team once again proved to be a daring and highly entertaining outfit during the past year. The team spent many long and hard hours practicing under the watchful eye of Herb Drew so that they would be perfect in every stunt performed. 0700 Second Row: B. Cole. R. Bwmfne, M. Buquul, Mr. Pefgvl. I. Halxerfun. S. Bemon M Hlmr 1 . F - First Row: IH. Kolodge, S. Tomlmfv. M. Nelmn. TENNIS Under the able direction of Mr. Pergol, Cloquet began to have supervised tennis instruction during the summer months. Near the end of the summer a tourna- ment was held for those players who wished to compete. Gerald Olson and Sue Tomhave won the Junior high boys', and girls' singles championships respec- tively. Marjorie Boquist captured the Senior high girls' title, and janet Halver- son and Marjorie Boquist won the doubles championship. Awards in the form of red, white, and blue shields were given to the winners in a convocation held in February. GUI F The golf team of Cloquet High School proved to be another strong representa- tive in the district. The jacks finished third in the District 26 meet to the perenially strong Duluth Central Trojans and the Denfeld Hunters. Gerald LaBreche posted a score low enough to place among the first ten in the meet. Prospects for the coming season are very good. The Lumberjaclc golfers will be led by Jiggs LaBreche during the com- ing campaign. Left to Right: D. Decker, R. Sell, G. IA Errcbt, H. Dekluba. PEP CLUB The Pep Club, under the supervision of Miss Hanson, is the organization that provides a cheering section during football and basketball seasons and is respon- sible for our pep assembles. With Homecoming as an example of the efficient and the skillful manage- ment of the organizations activities, Pep Club of 1950 ends one of its most success- ful years in Cloquet High School. The ofhcers are as follows: P1'6S1dCflf ............................. Margorie Melby Vice President ,,,,,,.,,, Lois Hebert Secretary ........ Dorothy Hanson Treasurer .. .... Rosemary Bodie I Third Row: S. Pelermn, M, Bnquiil, S. Clmrrbill, C. Hoyt, G. Andrrmn, R. Bellingham, F. Cbfifleman, I. Burn, 1. Lmdlmlm, R. Walker, L. Sala, C. Hennum. A. Erkbnlm, R. Dunpby, I. LeVaneur. Second Row: C. lobnmn, R. Plrkfubn, 1. Alb, N. Peleuon, M. Befklund, K. Hewitt, P. Lafmn, P. Sbailey, P. Sucnmn, B. I-imma, M. Alnad. j. Wrnfall, R. Olwdzrmkz, D. Wellman, S. Human. First Row: M. Urefh, R. johnmn, A. jnknmn, M. Nardf,-mn, M. Manly, J. Van Klub, B. lnmimnde, I. Lumppm, P. Hzlge, D. Pykonen, M. Kolodge. 14. ei n-In Third Row: D. Twaddle, R. Bodie, B. Olmn, L. Edwardf, 1. Iyrey, I. Halvenon, L. Hebrrl, D. Prllnin, D. Czori, X. Bodie, M. Melby, L. Reed. D. Fagre, D. An ermn. h Second Row: Min Hamm, D. Rmbarlra, Y. Gamer, R. Kmnw, P. Cbarrief, B. Evaru, H. Lind, A. Ablgrrn, D. Fagan, F. EYIIRJUII, B. Kuluirlo, D. Huard, B. Pmh, D. Benlrnil. First Row: I. Caza, j. Lfrmn, D. Human, I. MrNeal, D. Alurpa, I. Melm. L. Mellen, D. Ward, V. Karulab, V. Tblll, M. Sbipman, B. lobnmn, C. Galen. 072' f 1 J T ' 1'j ' Y l I za GIRL THLETIC SSUCI TIU The G. A. A. is maintained for the girls in grades 9-12 who wish to take an active art in sports. It is under the direction of Miss Eleanor Hansen. In the spring an fall the group goes on hikes and bicycle trips. During the winter months the girls have volley ball, basketball and kickball tournaments. The present enroll- ment is ninety. The officers are: President ........... ........ L ois Hebert Vice President .... .... M arjorie Melby Secretary ........ ........ J anell Berset Treasurer .... ..... J anet Halverson as 1 4--v 5 'I Fuurrn Row: R. Bellingham, P. Larmn, M. Berblund, S. Hamon, V. Karulak, P. Sbotlry, I. Iffrey. Third Row: B. Amlotte, P. Pnlri, A. Pollack. j. Lindbolm, I. Lauon, K. Andeuon. Second Row: D. Alafpa, L. Millen. M. Larwn, M. Kolod e, D. Kujawa, M. lmauon, I. McNeal. First Row: M. Ulecb, R. Obfdllfljkl, D. Werimrm, M. Siipman, L. McDougal, L. lobvuan. ...Y . . ., ,,.....al1, 3 Y fl-,,,pvi 5' 'tj' ! :ff . ,AQ f qv-bpiix 1-.., Fourth Row: V. Koloige, 1. Caza, B. Olmn, D. Twarldle, R. Bodif, D. Stevnu, R. Franklin, G. Anlcnu, P. Cbarrier, R. mmf, N. Hanmn. Third Rldzgrlxzrlva, S. Bodie, D. Czork, D. Pellerin, V. Tbill, R. Annu, I. LcV4.u:lr, R. Danpby, P. J, . In . Second Row: B. lmarron, P. Slmllzy, I. Wicbnrom, M. lraarxon, D. Human, R. Toauln, I. Nrlxol, V. Smnb, C. Galen, N. Surmarlzorg. First Row: M. Firzuuzler, 5. Nrlwn, I. Halrzrmn, M. Melby, L. Hrbert, I. Brrnl, P. Mnlinlalf, M. Bloolihr, Mir: Hamm. 0730 i l 4 4 I J 0 H E E If l E fl D E Hs S' Come on girls, 1ct's play! Lets Wm this game! Who s dlrectmg thus, jack Sampson? O 74 0 .4 Yeeeeeeeceeh! A sewmg clrcle? X ws, f '-f ,K ?,.1G aff 't ,rff , Yr X x ' f 1 ,I '- 41 xv ' ' ff f T 1 ,ll ,-..........,.- V--T I 1 I x xx I I X -I hx X Nm Amy l W N X x Wx A , 7 , Q Q5 X 3,4 , ,, f l N? x f N 1 X Z A 1 I .. 'ff gg g Rx 'f N - X .Mi-f tm ' , . 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