Comstock High School - Annual Yearbook (Comstock, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1949 volume:

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HY- W I ': ': 1 1' , i , It '-1' v A x DEDICATION , 4:4-assure-rafsrawufnfwxsma-+4-as The .Annual Steffi wishes to dedicate this 1949 Comet Annual td the Faculty, as a sxhadi token for their ufdalteriug thankless work. For without theif coritinual labor and encouragement our education would have been more difficult. W ' x ' 4 ' - Ia : w5u.u::.r.L.-mia' Em Mural-J,m .i'1.gg'?,f-,,,g,,,.,5A','n -- 255' H ' ll-931 '.' f.m.nT.Ami ' Editor -In- Chief. . . Assistant Editor . . Business Manager . Photography Editor Sports Editor . . . Feature Editor . . . Typist. . . Advisor . . . COMET STAFF :xv-rxvvarvxvarwvvvaozvwcfrvvxf 3 . Beverly Brakke Barbara Berglund . . . Thomas Walker Roger Corneliussen Lawrence Bernier . . june Olson . . Donald Koester . . Miss Strand LHSTORY A A I ll ll ff ELVIRA 1. C. STRAND Principal Comstock High School B. A. Concordia Moorhead State Teachers College HOWARD BALDERSTONE Superintendent Brandon High School B. A. St. Cloud State Teachers College University oi Minnesota M. S. ln Education at University of N. D. MRS. IDA M. LARSON English Mabel High School B. E. Winona State Teachers College B. A. University of Minnesota MRS. JUNE FREES MRS. MARJORIE ANDERSON Mathematics lntermediate Fergus Falls High Music School Underwood High School B. S. in Education Moorhead Moorhead State Teachers College MRS. MAE BALDERSTONE Primary Brandon High School B. S. in Elem. Ed. St. Cloud State Teachers College MRS. NATHLIA QUALLEY Upper Grades Halstad High School Moorhead State Teachers College State Teachers College University of Minnesota X51-R N EEE? 1 L X 51251 5 xi! 3? Ea J - L Kwij HE 1 , fi QKMV f fmmmmmn mmmwm , XX snn nns Beverly Brakke Glee Club: l,Z,3,4 G.A.A. Awards: l,Z,3,4 Clall Officers: 1,Z,3 Comet Annual: 4 All Around Student: 3 Cheerleader: 1,Z,3,4 Squad Leader: 4 Sextette: 2 Octettc: 2,3 All American Family: 3 On her galety the sun never sets. Arthur Mathison Athletic Awards: Z,3,4 Class Officer: 4 Comet Annual: 4 All Around Student: 3 Basketball: 1,Z,3,4 Baseball: 3 Softball: 1,2 All American Family: 3 Our gift from the Norseman. eniora Barbara Berglund Glee Club: l,Z,3,4 G.A.A. Awards: l,2.3,4 Clan Officer: 3 Comet Annual, 4 All Around Student: 3 Cheer Leader: 3,4 All Amerxcan Famxly, 3 The blonde bombshell of C,l-LS. When she explodes, look out. Carl Holme ' Athletic Awards: 2,3,4 Class Officer: 4 Comet Annual: 4 Basketball: l,2,3,4 Basketball Captain: 4 Baseball: 3 Softball: 1,2 All American Family: 3 Hia captivating way make! everyone quite gay. gev?F 1z2f fff3:'f. , . Tfi iff 1 1 K 73 Roger Cornelluuen Glee Club: l Claes Officer: 1 Comet Annual: 4 Basketball: 3,4 Softball: 1,2 Scholastic Awards: 2,3 All American Family: 3 All great men are dying: I feel faint. Sylvia Meyer Glee Club: 1,2 G.A.A. Awards: l,Z,3,4 Comet Annual: 4 Squad Leader: 4 A11 American Family: 3 I've had many a good laugh around this place. Lawrence Bernler Athletic Awards: Z,3,4 Comet Annual: 4 Basketball: 1,z,3,4 Baseball: 3 Softball: 1,2 All American Family: 3 Like a powder-puff, I am for girls. Donald Koeater Cumot Annual: 4 All American Family: 4 just let nature take its course. june Olsen lune Olson Glee Club: 1,z,3,4 G.A.A. Awards: l,Z,3,4 Come! Annual: 4 Cheer Leader: 3,4 Squad Leader: 4 All American Family: 3 Sweet tempered and lull oi fun and !rollc. Marllgl Ness Glee Club: l,Z,3,4, G.A.A. Awards: l,Z,3,4 Comet Annual: 4 Squad Leader: 4 All American Family: 3 A winning attractive grace, never the least bit out of place ' T' lit Qulnrlg Glee Club: 1 Athletic Awards: 3,4 Come! Annual: 1, 4 Basketball: l,Z,3,4 Baseball: 3 Softball: 1,z All American Family: 3 I'd be better li I could but lt's lonesome being good. eniora Lax-rx Qulggle Comet Annual: 4 All American Family: 3 He's wise from the top of his head up. Thomas Walker Glee Club: l,2,3,4 Comet Annual: 4 Basketball Manager: 1,2 He's on the alert, when it cofnes to a skirt. 9 Grace Olsen Glee Club: l,Z,3,4 G.A.A. Awards: 1,Z,3,4 Comet Annual:4 Squad Leader: 4 All American Family: 3 Another blonde of wh we're om fond. Melvin Taasau Class Gflcer: 3,4 Comet Annual: 4 Basketball: 2,3,4 Baseball: 3 Softball: 1,2 All American Family: 3 Cute, light, and not very big: but dynamite comes ln small packages. I Class History wkdrakwkrlfvkilirdwtrwtrvlrrkwkiirrkrk Of the eleven pupils who started in the first grade in Comstock there are only five left. They are, Barbara Berglund, Lawrence Bernier, Carl Hoime, june Olson and Melvin Taasaas. Two of these have not been with us all the time: they are Lawrence Bernier and june Olson. Lawrence left during the seventh and eighth grades to go to St. Benedict, but returned in the ninth grade. june left during the first year to go to St. Paul, but re- turned the following year. Roger Corneliussen was with us during the first year, but moved to Rustad where he completed his grade school education. Three of the remaining five: Carol, Laverne and Arlene Taasaas moved to Montana. The two left were Donna jean Blilie and George Hagen jr., who left us during the fifth and sixth grades respectively. They are now in Washington. We have had many additions and withdrawals in our class. They are Margine Czichotski, with us the third and fourth grades, Glenn Tonneslen, third thru fifth grades, Beverly Hanson, fifth thru seventh grades, Ardis Dickleman, fifth thru ninth gradesg Glenn Aanerud, sixth thru eighth grades: and Dorothy Stringer sixth grades. There are others who have stayed with us until the end. They are Vern Quinnald and Marilyn Ness who joined us in the fifth and sixth grades respec tively. In the ninth grade others came from north, east and west. From Rustad came Beverly Brakke, Roger Corneliussen, Thomas Walker, Grace Olsen, Helen Bernhardson, and Orlen Valan. Helen left us the following year to attend M.S.T.C.g Orlen is now a member of the present junior class. From Koester School came Donald Koester, Sylvia Meyer, and Larry Ouiggle. From Hickson came our one and only Art Mathison. 10 Class Will wirllrlkllrflrllvlvlvlvkwkllwkllrllvlf To Margaret Meyer, I, Roger DuWayne Corneliussen, will my very large vocabulary. I, june Marie Olson, will my ability to stay young at an old age to Kitty. Hope she can do lt. I, Donald Koester, will my manly figure to Kenny. I, Lawrence james Quiggle, will my greatest occupation Qin schoolj of making faces to Charles. We do hope they improve. We,the great musicians, Lawrence Bernier and Thomas Walker, will our musicalvvoices to Orlen and Glynice. Hope they find a better place than the English room to stretch their vocal cords. l, Arthur Byron Mathison, will my odd little sayings to Pearl, who really doesn't need them. - I, Carl Edwin Hoime, will my ability to get along with the cheerleaders to jimmy O. Get what you're after, jimmy. I, Melvin Olaf Taasaas, will my dream boy personality to Little Earl Thompson. Take good care of it, Earl. I, Grace Carmen Olsen, will my quietness and good behavior to Chucky. Make good use of what I have. I, Barbara Lucille Berglund, will my ability to get over my cruches to Darlene Ness. May we find her always as cheerful. I, Marilyn La Vern Ness, will my flirtish shyness to Shirley j, She may be shy, but oh, my. I, Sylvia Selma Meyer, will my hearty laugh to Norma Ness. May Comstock High always ring with my laughter. I, Beverly Joanne Brakke, will my beautiful hair to Ralph M. It iSU't S0 hard to manage. I, Vern Quinnild, will my little ring collection to Kenneth who already has a good collection of bracelets. 11 Senior Class Prophecy lkIkwkrlwkvkIlflllflfllfrkvlfllflifikiflklklirllrllfvlrvlrvlvlvlfif The year is 1969. Believe it or not, Comstock High is still standing. The sun has set and the whole school is lit up. From the gym, there comes noises of all sorts. What's going on? ? ? ? It is a reunion of the class of '49. Who's here? ? ? ? Everyone who had the privilege of graduating from Comstock High School with that one and only class of '49, Keep reading and you will find out what became of each during these twenty years. Grace Olsen is employed as a teacher of English at Colfax, North Dakota. She enjoys her work very muchg but she hopes to retire soon. QNot because of dee! Donald Koester is one of those big strapling dude ranch owners from the West. Through some trick of fate he also learned to become a bullfighter. It seems impossible, but with him anything is possible. Beverly Brakke believe it or not, works in Carneige Hall. Though she is a woman she has gained much respect in the music world for her faultless piano tuning. Thomas Walker is now head cartoonist for Walt Disney in Hollywood. Sylvia just happens to be his chief assistant. How this came about no one will ever know. Roger Corneliussen is a camera technician for the Eastrnan Kodak Company in Rochester, New York. He has just received a bonus for inventing the camera which takes pictures without a film. Barbara Berglund was promoted to head nurse in the psycopathic ward at Fergus Falls. She takes to her work like a duck takes to water. Larry Quiggle is one of the more sensible members of our class. He settled down on a farm near Comstock and is a dirt farmer. He raises dirt of the finest quality. Marylin Ness is a dress designer at Madame La Fluers's exclusive dress shop. She not only designs them, but she also models them. Lawrence Bernier or Swede is a test pilot at Boeing Aircraft. He and Carl Hoime work together. Carl builds them and Swede tears them apart. Melvin Taasaas left Comstock and took up barbering at the University of Minnesota. He has given hundreds of people a close shave in more ways than one. june Olson is Home Economics teacher at Preston, Minnesota. She says it's everything she thought it to be. Arthur Mathison is the chief clown of Ringling Brothers Circus. He has made such a smashing hit that his boss claims that there will never be another Art. Vern Quinnild has been working for fifteen years in the baseball field. He, like the rest of the class, has made a smashing success. Next time you see the Yankees play, ask for the assistant water boy. This will be the fate of our class. We hope that the other classes that follow will be as successful. lAnyone who takes this seriously is absolutely without a doubt without sane mind.J 12 t n I :mv MW Zu N J! RN. ,lf ,..-5? 6 1 Ki . I .1-Q H gl H58 .IQ x7 J mi ,hggolx LMA ' ' 3 gtdtd- W hl, 'Y rggbf f W union 1 1 Row 1, Myron Anderson, Floyd Blilie, Catherine Haugen, Clayton Hoyme. Row Z, Edwin Kallender, Earl D. Thompson, Orlen Valen, Charles Walker. junior News vlfllrivlwkvlwlrvkfldukllifklklk The junior class, this year has again taken the job of selling hot dogs and cokes. We sold these the first three basketball games, but then it was taken over by the P.T.A, We are now selling candy and popcorn, in order to give a junior-Senior Banquet in the spring. We are looking forward to a play this spring, which the juniors will give with the aid of another class. The junior class officers are: President ..... . . . Myron Anderson Vice-President . . . Edwin Kallander Secretary ..... . . Catherine Haugen Treasurer . . . ..... Orlen Valan 14 gredlzman Clan , f-lr: 'HQ- Row lg Earl Thompson, Marjorie Motschenbacker, Lavon Olson, Darlene Ness, Glynice Eggum, Richard Koester, Row Z: james Olsgaard, Charles Askegaard, Dean Nelson, Roger Livdahl, Gordon Brekke. op 0l'n0l'e C1044 Row 1: Genelle Peterson, Shirley jorgenson, Darlene Ernst, Margaret Meyer, Norma Ness joanne Berglund. Row Z3 Erwin Engsetter, Evelyn Blilie, Ralph Mathison, Pearl Walker, Kenneth Reltan. 15 Sophomore News flrlklkrkllvkrllrllllfvlrrlrllrwlfllvlrllrllfllfrlrllrwll As yet we have done nothing outstanding, but we did put across the idea of having school assembly programs once a month. Since it was our plan we decided we had better put on the first program. When we will get it done is the 564. question. I certainly hope we get it done before this comes out in the annual. On October 16, 1948, we officially welcomed the freshmen into C.H.S. We pooled all our ideas and gave it to them one day. How about it, freshmen? Did you have enough? To take care of our business for the year we chose the following officers. President ..... . . Ralph Mathison Vice-President . . . . Kenneth Reitan Secretary ..... . . . Pearl Walker Treasurer . . . . Ervin Engesetter Freshmen News aefxvfxxfawfaewefx-wrxfwawa-arsrvwfaef The day for which we had long been waiting in anxious anticipation had finally come. That was the day that we would seat ourselves in the spacious assembly at C.H.S. Now that we think back - oh, how foolish we were. The sophomores were so kind as to welcome us to the school. They in- vited us to a little party in the evening, where we were treated with royalty. They gave us the wonderful sensation of feeling cats eyes and worms. Then to show their esteem for us they anointed our feet with honey. They were also thoughtful enough to blindfold us during the ceremony so the light wouldn't hurt our eyes. We are waiting anxiously for next year to repay the kindness. We presented them with a return party at Christmas, and we enjoyed that party more than theirs. Our class officers are as follows: President ..... .... R oger Livdahl Vice-President . . ..... Glynice Eggum Secretary .... . . Thomas Gilbertson Treasurer . . . . . Gordon Brakke 16 L lhjf: .' Q fi M1 ,r, F 12. 'I '. W . cl , -'Q E. mr., 'faihr wh 5 rl'- ,nf Q. E' ' ,VJ tix can lermecfia te graded Row 1: Gordon Brandt, Annona Wickham, Carol Jean Carlson Douglas Miller. Row Zgjamel Nell, Leonard Hammerud, jackie Engenetter, Robert Askegaard Not pictured: Milo Andvik Q1 Grade Row 1: Cary Backstrand, Loren Blilie. Row Z: Paul Montplalslr, Raymond Willem, Gerald Brandt. 18 Intermediate News wkvatxxkwkarakrw-awk-rxtwfawk-k:rm4::k The intermediate grade room is new this year. We have two girls and seven boys in the fourth grade and five boys alone in the fifth grade, making a total of fourteen in our room. We like to stress good citizenship in school, so each weekjanitors help keep our room neat and well arranged. We begin each day with a pledge of allegiance to our country, or with singing some national anthem. During the year the fifth grade received mail from every state in the United States- descriptive literature and maps. The fourth grade enjoyed Gopher Tales , the history of Minnesota. News comes each week in the Weekly Reader, a paper written on the grade level. Once a week most of the children go for one hour of religious instruction in the E,L.C. Church. Our room had parties for Halloween, Christmas, and Valentines Day. All grade children helped in presenting a one act operetta, When Christmas Comes,' to which parents and friends were invited. Our new music books are The American Singer. Everyone likes to try to sight read new songs from these beautiful books. We appreciate several new library books. One of our favorites has been jored's Island. , Upper Grade News vssnrxawwrarwswrtwktfe-vxawux Grades 6,7, and 8 have an enrollment of twenty-one, with seven in each grade. The boys outnumber the girls though- two to one. Each grade organized a club. The eighth grade call themselves, The Centenial Circ1e. Their president is Ronald Berglundg Vice-President, Donald Hoymeg Secretary, Carol Shellitog and Treasurer, Muriel Engesetter. They chose as their motto Work and Win. The seventh grade is the Gopher C1ub. Their motto: Be Kind Be kind and be gentle, To those who are old, For dearer is kindness, And better is gold. Sydney Eggum is president, james Nugent is Vice-President, Sybil is Secretary, and Royal Ness is Treasurer. Willing Work is the name of the sixth grade club. Their motto is, Never give up- God is faithful. Orland Bye is President, Carl Taasaas, Vice-President: Wallace Ness, Secretary, Larry Brandt, Treasurer. Some of the projects our clubs participate in are: giving programs for the different holidays, keeping our bulletin board interesting, attractive and changed frequently, caring for the many beautiful plants that were given us, developing hobbies, contributing to the junior Red Cross, March of Dimes, and Crippled Childrens Organization, corresponding with boys and girls in foreign countries, and making Minnesota Centennial Scrap books. ' We participated in the Christrnas Operetta. The sixth graders enjoy their new Geography books. We received some new library books this year. We all want to read them. 12 o'c1ock seems to be the best time of the day. How we do enjoy our school lunch program. 19 rimary gracfea 1 hh Z0 351 Grade .E Harlan HOYTHG. Lois jean Blllie, Sharon Buss, Harold Brandt, lvl 5t'Phel1 Wickham, Walter Brandt, HUWY HOYTDE. Gerald Peterson. 232 Grade Row lg Sandra Askegaard, Diana Roen, Virginia Blilie . Row Z: Larry Ness, Donald Danielson, Loren Carlson, Richard Bye. lg Grade Row l: Row Z: Greta Nelson, Gary Nelson, Emmy Lou Dahlstrom, joyce Carlson. Kenneth Lee I-lendrlkson, Carol johnk, Cheri Louise Nugent, Kathleen Shelllto, Phyllis Richards, Carolyn Ness, Gene Carlson. Primary Grade Room News Ilwlvlrllvlvkwlvlvlvlfflrllvlvlrirflrlhllrilflkllfllfrlrllvlrlllllwlvlrvkrkiklll For the past two years there have been twice as many boys as girls enrolled in the primary grade room, but at last we have exactly an equal number of each. Our school year started off with a bang, thirteen of our desks were occupied by first graders. That first day of school we were so happy to discover some playground equipment, a big, shiny, new slide, teeter totters, swings and a bar. We surely made good use of them until the cold weather came. Even the upper grades seemed to get a thrill out of that slide. Now we are waiting for spring so that we can try them out again. This year we go to the music room for our singing every day. Mrs, Andersgn is our teacher. Some of us are taking piano lessons after school too. Every child in the elementary grades took part in the operetta Christmas Comes. Harvey, Harlen, Gerald, and Larry represented gingerbread boys. Diane, Emmy Lou, Virginia, Sandra, Lois jean, Joyce, Kathleen, and Carolyn were Christrnas packages. Lorren was a scribe and Stephen was a shepherd. All the of us sang in the chorus. Many of our parents and friends came to see and hear us. One of the nicest things about school this year is the hot lunch at noon. At first recess time, nice smells begin coming from the kitchen, It makes us so hungary. Then we guess what the cooks are making and can hardly wait to see if we were right. Sometimes they have special surprises for us. Everyone of us has to learn to drink milk, and some of us now can eat every vegetable. We try to belong to the Clean Platter C1ub. We have had many birthday parties this year, and, oh, what very fine treats the children have brought! One day we had two parties. That was when Greta and Gary, the twins, were six years old. We make pretty cards for the children who have birthdays . We had Halloween and Christmas parties too. At Thanksgiving time, the sixth, seventh, and eighth grade room invited us upstairs to see a program. They even served lunch, and, of course, there is nothing we like better than ice cream. Now we are waiting for Valentines Day. We have been going to church for religious instruction every Tuesday afternoon. The second and third graders have received brand new number books this year. Also, we have some new books forour reading table. Last fall Miss Strand brought two lovely plants for our room. One grew too big for the window sill so we put it on our reading table and called it our tree. The good workers, who finish their jobs, have the privilege of sitting under the tree and looking at pictures. Cute Sayings 4-an-1-awww-mvrrwraerxws Mrs. B.--Gene, you must eat your pea soup. Gene ---- I can'tg it tastes like grass juiceg it does. Emmy Lou--I ate mine real fast, so l'd have it over with. varvvmvarswsmmxarmarmwrmxs- Sandra to Mrs. B: lAfter our Photographs had been examined, May I have a photo of you for my scrap book? Zl gl X, fxx 1 QQ9 ,sk 111115 X Cb l 47 1 1 A ,az 4v4r4t Q 11111 LETIES in l Ffa -, -nr' av' 45' 'WP' WWE? f 4? ll V 7 ,Jr Q4 . twiki! 0 1U S X 5 'e I 13 1 Lover Boy Backboard Buster Quickie Dead Eye' Shnrpo Swisher Harry Hero x Q? ii . Tj rf y . 1, K 0' K wr X 'YLTHLY 1 1 E wg x npossurn-. HKIUS.. .urubbyn upussyfoot Z3 If 77 ealn r , Row l: Vern Qulnnald, Kenneth Reitan, Lawrence Bernler, Carl Holme, Cap't. Arthur Mathison. Row 2-I Myron Anderson, Gordon Brakko, Roger Cornoluhnn, Charles Walker, Edwin Kallender Melvin Taasaas, Clayton I-loyme, Howard Balderstone, Coach. Cheerleaders: Catherine Haugen, June Olsen, Beverly Brakke, Barbara Berglund. Z4 If f 2 Ball! If I -v ,- ' V Q! . N . , I 'Z' A bl Row 1: Ronald Berglund, Donald Hoyme, Robert Brandt. Row Z: Clayton Hoyme, Edwin Kallender, Dean Nelson, Gordon Brakke, Myron Anderson Row 3: Richard Koeater, Earl Thompson, Erwln Engeaattu, Charles Walker, Charles Aakegaard, Thomas Gilbertson, Howard Balderltone, Coach. Cheerleaders: Norma Ness, Pearl Walker, Darlene Ness. Z5 Basketball News frwowrarakarwrakaocxssara-:humoral-ara: As this is being written the '48 and '49 basketball season is swiftly and successfully drawing to a close. Looking back it seems to have been a very successful season considering the fact that most of the plays were substitutes on the A team last year except for Lawrence Bernier who was on the first five. We have won 14 games and lost 2., but have two home games left to play. For six of our players, Lawrence, Vern, Art, Carl, Mel, and Roger, it is the last season on the Comet roster. This year in the Christrnas Tournament held here, Dilworth defeated Kindred while we triumphed over Rothsay, In the consolation game Rothsay defeated Kindred. In the championship game we defeated Dilworth to win the tournament trophey. The UB team this year has a very good record, having lost only 3 games and still having two left to play this season. The starting lineup was as follows: Myron, and Clayton as forwards, Edin and Gordon as guards and Charlie as center. Alternating at center were Dean N, and Roger C, The reserves were Charles Askegaard, Richard Koester, Earl Thompson, Orlen Valan, Tommy Gilberson, Roger Livdahl, Ronald Berglund, Donald Hoyme, and Robert Brandt. HA Tenn B Team aura:-rakwrararwrxfxarxwrakaf 't't'k'l H t'l'4 H'4 F '4 'f Comstock Kindred Comstock Wolverton M.S.T.C. Kindred Hawley Barnesville Barnsville M.S.T.C. Pelican R. Pelican R. Rothsay Hawley Dilworth Dilworth Dilworth Kindred Kindred Hitterdal Hitterdal Glyndon Glyndon M.S.T.C. M,S,T,C, Moorhead Mohawks Dilworth Dilworth Pelican Pelican R. Hawley Hawley r ' jim' , f l . f W A I if 13 W l if 3 404' X R NL f??f4 x - Qgmif l ' , HIM' f' nnn mfs ht' ' X 90444. Jw Q39 5, i , W K, z Q A .L 2 ..LL I VVLL 5 QNX . 7 3 E., N 1 M false 'Qu qwdv, ixecl Clzorzw Row l:Darlene Ernst, Margaret Meyer, Shirley jorgenson, Marjorie Motschenbacker, Lavon Olson. Row Z:Sylvla Meyer, Glynice Eggum, Norma Ness, Marilyn Ness, Catherine Haugen, june Olson. Row 3:Miss Strand, Phy. Ed. teacher, Grace Olsen, Evelyn Blilie, Pearl Walker, joanne Berglund, Beverly Brakke, Barbara Berglund. Row lg Barbara Berglund, Darlene Ness, Margaret Meyer, Genelle Peterson, Norma Ness, Lavon Olson, june Olson. Row 2gBeverly Brakke, Darlene Ernst, Evelyn Blilie, Catherine Haugen, Marilyn Ness, joanne Berglund, Glynice Eggum. Row 3gRoger Llvdahl, Thomas Walker, Charles Askegaard, Edwin Kallander, Gordon Brakke, james Olsgaard, Earl Thompson, Mrs. Anderson, Music teacher Girls Athletic Association u-4-what-karma:aura-zoran-:ka-1-arfrsaswsao-4:4:-ow The following officers have been elected to hold office this year: President, Pearl Walkerg Vice-President, Shirley jorgensong Secretary, Norma Ness: Treasurer, Sylvia Meyer, and advisor, Miss Strand. We decided to have the same point system this year as we had last year to earn awards. Awards are given to the Freshmen, Sophomores, juniors, and Seniors. They are a G.A.A. emblem, one star, two stars, and a letter respectively. This year had only one party as yet. We folk danced, played volleyball and other games. Ice cream sundaes and pop was served in the school cafeteria. We are thinking about having a skating party at the river, but definite plans have not, as yet, been made. We hope to have several more parties before theyear is over. Mixed Chorus :warms-:mars-:xxx-arssrarao: In mixed chorus this year the boys have music every Tuesday and Thursday. The girls have music Monday and Wednesday and on Friday we have mixed chorus. Mrs. L. Anderson, of Moorhead, teaches both classes. Every year we have attended a music festival in Moorhead. We are again planning to attend the Spring Music Festival, April 29. The songs that the mixed chorus will be singing this year are: Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee, Oh Lord Have Mercy, and Fireflies. The boys will sing Landsighting, and the girls will sing ln a Persian Market. Student Council arawwkdvkvkdfakxwwkdfwvr-kart: After several discussions between Mr. Balderstone and the student body in regards to keeping order during the noon hour, a possible solution was finally decided upon. On February second the following plan materialized: one student from each class was selected to compose a Student Council. Each week for the remaining year the Council would appoint three students to serve on duty for that week. The Council consists of the following: Arthur Mathison, Seniorg Catherine Haugen, juniorg Norma Ness, Sophomoreg and Roger Livdahl, Freshman. Catherine Haugen was elected President of the Council. 29 . f ,f ii .,,,x ff f df f ZX f - f s 1 V Q x ' v Q f 4?N3?::., ff SJW? 7m What would happen if ---- A week never came to an end? Shirley j. couldn't blush? The boys treated the girls nice just one noon hour? Pearl didn't have a desk in front of her for her every day visitor How about it, Vern? The juniors agreed on something once in a while? We, the student body, use our minds instead of our muscles ? Mail wasn't private. How about it Marilyn and Sylvia ? Barbara didn't have a drive way? Kitty didn't get mad at the boys in her class ? Bev. and Sylvia didn' t have middle fingers ? Kitty didn't have some letter for the boys to read? Grace could make up her mind between Moorhead and Sabin? Donald didn't always get the front seat in the bus ? The boys used their music ability in chorus instead of in the English room? The Seniors got their book reports in on time? Swede stayed in school one whole day? Comstock didn't play basketball? Gordy couldn't tease somebody? Glynice wore bobby-socks to school? Ervin could drive without going in the ditch more than once in a night? Every day wasn't a day of celebration. How about it jr? You too Barb ? Mr. Balderstone couldn't walk so quiet around the halls ? Miss Strand wasn't busy doing something for some one else? Darlene E. didn't have so many clothes ? Roger L. couldn't look over his glasses ? Chucky A. didn't say youse instead of you? Marilyn didn't use her eyes so effectively? Donald could understand Shakespeare? Nicknames mswrarmsarxarafxrmm Lawrence ......... ...... . Glynice. . . . . Orlen .... . Barbara . . . . Beverly . . . Catherine . Clayton. . . . Thomas .... . Balderstone . . . Miyron .... . Floyd . . . . Genelle . . . Norma Arthur . . . . Gordon Charles Kenneth . . Thomas 31 ' 'Swede Bubbles ' 'Orlie Barbs ' 'B ev Kitty Katy Jr. Mr, B.' ' 'Pie aajoeyn Tootsie uMacy0I Art '.'Gordy ' 'Chucky ' 'Kenney' ' 'Tommy' 9 I O Barbs ..... Orlen ...... Student Body. . Faculty ..... Kitty .... Glynice , , Art . . . . Pearl ...... Roger L ..... Vern 8: Pearl. . Larry Q ..... Earl T ..... Mrs. Freez . . Sylvia ..... Carlie . . jr ..... Marilyn . . Chucky . . Swede . . june . . joanne . . Lavon . . Norma . . . Darlene ..... Kitty .... .. . . Kenny at Barbs . Bev ........ Joanne . . . Dean . . . Seniors . . Jr ..... Barbs . . . Roger C. . Or1en....... Mr. Balderstone Shirley . . .... . Bev ..... .. Art8z Vern... Floyd...... Margie . . jimmy . . . Buddy T. . . Tommy . . . Richard K. . Favorite Songs aerzmwkvmxarurarfksufakwrarsfxwr . . . . . .. . . Heartbreaker . Little White Lies . . What Did I Do? . A Little Bird Told Me . Tell Me A Story . Little Girl . Hello Beautiful . Smiles . April Showers . . Isn't It Romantic ? . . A 160 Acres . . Life Gets Tegious Don't It? . Every Day I Love You just A Little Bit More . Love That Boy . Sylvia . My Darling, My Darling . Love Letters . You Started Something , Some One To Watch Over Me . It's a Big Wide Wonderful World . Everybody's Friend But Nobody's Sweetheart' . Poor Unfortunate Lover . Pretty Baby . Sunflower . Why Does It Get So Late So Ear1y . . My Hero . Near You . I Dream Of You . . I Love'd A Lass . Dear High School Da ys . . Everyday Is Ladies Day With Me . What ls This Thing Called Love . South Of The Border Down Wolverton Way Dayrise And Sunset Worry, Worry, Worry . . I Have No Time To Be A-Sighin' . By The Way, Wasrrt That A Dream Last Night . . P1aymates ' . . You Know That Some Day You'll Want Me To Want You . . Don't Blame It All On Me . . Somebody Else is Taking My Place .. I Ride A Paint . . I-Ie's The One . . Not A Care InTheWorld 32 Favorite Songs, Student Body . . Faculty ...... Gordie ...... Genelle 8: Donny Evelyn ...... Seniors . . . . . Darlene E. . Ralphie . . . Margaret . . Pie . . . Clayton Edwin . Charles . . . Erwin . Larson Gracie . . . can u a Mel... Bev . . june . Barbs Swede Sylvia Kitty Carlie . Art . . . Marilyn . . . Barbs . Art . . . Vern . . Pearl . Roger C. . . Glynice Richie . Joanne . Marilyn N. . . Margaret M. . . Genelle P. . . o 4 n 1 u n s . n . Q o 1 continued . IO Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow' Vacation Coax Me A Little Bit . . . just One of Those Things My Happiness Now We're Free At Last It's The Little Things That Count In My Arms Saturday Date 'Beautiful Drearner You Call Everybody Darling Would You LikeTo Take a Little Walk I Have A Feeling I'm Falling Deep River Those Far Away Places All The Things You Are 'Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella Cl asa. o e in Al on ll no ll no ll -on ll n Favorite Sayings Iklklhklkiflllllvklklklvkilllkllillllllikilr . . . . . . . . . You wannabet? I don-know 'Please don't . . By gorry . . Nuts . . Blow it out your nose . . Ge-e-e-pers . . Naw . . Oh man ll Ya Dummy . . All men are created equa1 Ya, dare meng tingin . . Ya sure That reminds me of a story You're so ridiculous 'Is that right ? 'Yee------as ll n A un 0 - o 'I'm so mad I could spit For corn sakes Oh my gonnus ll an he Q 33 Ideal Girl awrrrwkx-:kms-awrawk Eyelashes . Kitty Hair .... Darlene N. Eyes . . June Figure . . Barbara Nose . . . .Darlene N Lips . . . Norma Legs . . . Barbara Hands . . . Grace Smile .... Marilyn Teeth ....... Norma Personality Beverly Clothes . . . Joanne Complexion Pearl Voice .... Beverly Height .... . . Sylvia Waist . . Glynice Ears . . Lavon Chin .... . Sylvia Feet ........ Darlene E. Fingernails Grace Ankles . . . Evelyn Wit ..... Pearl Ideal Boy vvvxxwsxxwssvxx Eyelashes . Swede Hair ..... Roger L. Eyes ..... . . Tommy Physique . . Orlen Nose .... jimmy Lips . . . Clayton Hands . . . Chucky Smile .... jr. W. Teeth ....... Vern Personality Mel. T. Clothes . . . Orlen Complexion Gordy Voice .... Roger L. Ears .... Kenn Feet...... . Fingernails Weight . . . Wit ..... Y 'Pie Chin . . . . . . .' .Carlie Floyd Roger C. Art Features Applied Chemistry Ki8:Zs -------- Kiss It is a conjugate salt. The reaction takes place most readily in the absence of light. It has a sweet taste and etheral odor. When taken in small quantities, it has a blissful effect, but when taken in large quanities it produces nauseous sensa- tions. It is soluble in distilled moon- light and is precipitated best in the absence of humanity. The presence of a catalylic agent such as love increases the speed and temperature of the re- action. Monahan:-4-su:-rx-+4 IS IT ? If 32 degrees is the freezing point, what is the squeezing point? Could be two in the shade. ankasmwrwraf-nmmafarar IT OUGI-IT TO BE GOOD Mary, awakening at three A. M. Mommy tell me a story. Mother: I-lush dear, papa will be home soon to tell us both a story. -kmxwrawsarswraswrxafv OH NO Tommy G. Oh, look! the players are covered with mud. How will they ever get it off. Mr. Balderstone, What do you think the scrub team is for ? :umm-urn-u--sues:--r BOOM Thats me all over, said the man as he dropped the dynamite. 4-as-ao:-ans-:rawofaraonr-narwof Barbara B., Hey, wattsa matter. You look sick. Got ilu? Beverly B., Doe but I tink I gob a code Bode my eyes is leaking and one of by doses don't goi' mrrwvarxs-:swarms iti3kfilllik+iiiii Brilliant: Mrs. Larson: Roger, use the words Effervescent and fiddlestick in a sentence. Roger: -'Eifervescent enough covers on your bed, your fiddlestick out. mvxrawrnwrxmmvmrvx Glynice: I hope you don't think I am the doll type. Floyd: No , I don't think you'd say mamma if I squeezed you. :ra-afaurnrsrakwrnwararao-4-4: Kitty: This certainly is a lazy town. Joanne: I'll say it is. 1 just saw a dog chasing a cat and they wer both walking. xsuwraawwrmkuwrmmaw Mrs. Larson: I have went---thats wrong isn't it? Art: Yes, ma'arn. Mrs. L.arson: Why is it wrong? Art: Because you ain't went yet. Muranurakarakarakwrxzarakar . Miss Strand: What is executive ability ? Pearl: Executive ability is the art of getting credit for all the work others do. :saws-anararar-o:+:r4-4:-ks: Mother: Carl, what do the girls call you in school? Carl: The girls don't call me. Where girls are concerned, I am usually right there :norman-aura:-rwrawxurauruf Mrs. Frees: Kenny, you know you mustn't laugh in class! Kenny: Yes, Mrs. Frees, I know: I was only smiling but the smile burst. Edwin: Can you tell me what a waffle is ? Swede: Yes, it's a pancake with anon-skid tread. :sara-+:k4:4-+word-arararvau Customer: e'Some ginger ale please. Waiter: Pale? Customer: Good gracious, no, just a glassful. wmmxahae-aexrrmxsvxawmx 35 Features ktiitktktiiittktt Qefinition of Flunk F ------ Fierce Lessons L ------ Late Hours U ------ Unexpected Tests N ------ Not Knowing Lessons K ------ Kicked Out of Class aefarwewe-akwoerararaeorar Class Stones Freshmen--- - -- Emerald Sophomore ------ Soapstone junior ----------- Grindstone Senior ---------- Tombstone wvvvaorakvwfxxae-wreak Flash: Flash! Flash! Latest stock report! American yeast ------------ Rising Boeing Airplane ----------- Still soaring Akron Balloon ------------- Going up. -we-ae-as-srxfaraeor-r:e:::f:r:k:owe: Earl: lf a paper cup is purple, what color is a hiccup? Charlie: Burple. fksofarnrar-raofxfwvaweosokwrsr Mr. Balderstone: Melvin, name an in- stitution for the blind. Melvin: Marriage. Mr. Balderstone: Why do you think that? Melvin: W ell, marriage is an institution, and marriage is for love, and love is blind. So according to that isn't marriage an institution for the blind? wwaewkws-kakwwvsoo-:kara-:wwf Mrs. Larson asked for sentences using beans. My father grows beans, said Larry. My mother cooks beans, came from Sylvia. Then up pipes Art: We are all human beans. I wrvxae-mrvvarwrao-4-rams Swede: Pop, 1 need an encyclopedia for school. ' Father: Encyclopedia! nothing doing! You walk to school like I did. wr-o-A-x:w:r:rx:km:r:e-aosvwr tl Sophomore: tShowing friend around the high school., And over there is the green- house. Friend: Oh, I see ------ The Freshmen's classroom. iiikiiiiikiiiiiii Donny took his aunt out riding, Though icy was the breeze. He put her in the rurnbleseat to see his anti-freeze. so-aura-araevkae-aorarasvarxfarae-:af I wish I were a little egg Away up in a tree: A-sitting in my little nest As bad as I could be. I wish that you would come along and stand beneath that tree: Then I would up and burst myself And spatter thee with me! aeooraksoorweraufaewevrwrarararaoarak Oilology , Has anyone seen Pete lately? Pete who? Petroleum. No, kerosene him yesterday but he hasn't ben-zene since. wwkararawmorarvsvaorarvx Art: What is a ten letter work meaning a holdup? Floyd: I'll bite, what is it? Art: Suspenders. arzrararaawrwrvnokxwrafaefvwk Don K. : Do you know why Reno might be called the dairy center of the U.S,A, ? Swede: No , why? Don K. : Because that's where the cream of society goes to be seperated. xvxzxwvxxvararmamxvvrv Beverly was driving along a country road when she noticed some repair men clirnbing telephone poles. Fools said Beverly to Gordy, they must think I've never driven a car before. vvxvaracwxvxfaxwxvfvxcafarxfifar Melvin: What is a weinie? junior: A hamburger with tights on. 36 Something fishy 'eh Floyd? Picnicing. Bo-st poster will win. Noon hour fun. Darling Darlene. Resting! Sylv'iu's good old days. Mumpb? Bcrba. Speech! When did this happen ? Nice eh! Cute? Virginia Reel. Oh! The Old Look!! lt's Barbs. That wicked eye, jr.! Working ha rd? '? ? '? ? .Good at math, Barb ? Got her! We spent many a moon like this. . Gordy, what a figure! Hi, Orlee! The Sit-ups. , Bathing beauty!! ? 37 Z5 Z7 ZH 30 31 3Z 33 34 35 Freshman freaks! Z6. . Scared, Kenny? .Blonds preferred, Surprised, Barbs '? Kenny ? Pals!! ZW. .Carlie, bark in 'lZ. Now! Edwin. Taking it easy. Now what ? Freckles was my name. Still posing. Picture 16, Page ls it really Mel? The one and only Dean . Believe it or not, it's Orlecl Smile pretty. Kitty and the Kid. Little more Knee Innocent Floyd. Which twin has the Toni I wonder!!! Our Custodian, Gene. What did you do now, Donny? Tomato soup for supper---again! Comettes Brotherly love! F-'romanade home. Little freshies of '49. Find it---if you can. 9. 10 11. 12 13 14 15 I6 Give it all you've got, gang' jump it, Glynice. To whom shall I give the Collision ? Baby Kenny in his kimona Goody: the day is over. Barbs, P. A. rolls better. . Next paragraph, Muriel, Posing. 3 9 Meet Maggie Livdahl. Studying ? ? ? ? ? Quit shoving, Curlie. l-Z-3-4 uh! uh! Little Gracie. .Meet Higgs Motschenbacher Surprised 7 The junior master piece of '48. I' '?f HUU11 ' ,ff vm-dx-f V My nl N - 1 X W wi i -fb-.Q .QNLV ,vi NIKQHI -if- ' ,7 A 4' 31:-4:5-4 -'X - iff?- IQ'-ii Si? iL4 1-Zffi I X7 , 'I 'f MQ N j Zjrjfflt-' fc, 45,-'ff A L -g.? A rg I ,MW mv vip' V y r 'f v 'N' sv ffm I of-f N .24 vas-4 4-vw bxaxf QUWM V E :W 'X S www ff, 'Mi gv :'r,.-f vnxybw 2f- '-l2'5.:7- ' xv EX - Ai - 3 ...... Q- f Q THANKS xmxxaurwraraurmawraenrsf-of We would like to express our sincerest thanks to the advertisers in this annual. Without their help the publishing oi it would have been impossible. 41 fd 2 MW ig f f M . Wim ,, A. ,UN-'f'5!f 'J ,U 4, ,WW i XX DJIA? .1 ' ww -ix is 4 I fl - 'II g 4+ cqufog 'lllpg S I 5 A lilly illllllll lldlll. 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