Cook High School - Co Hi Yearbook (Cook, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

I 'Q .Y i We the class of '55 bring this CO-HI to you, It shows our progress all the years through, And our footprints on the way to success. J-V or 0 09 o QM M o '-4 To you, our parents, we lovingly dedicate our annual, in tribute to your endeavor, your community service, your sacrifice, your vision, and your determination for us in the epoch of our life which is now commencing. Ni so O C7 QM 'V' 4. +A Editorsasusouoooooouocooaoson Associate Editor.... Literary Editors.... Art Editors... Athletics.... Pictures.-- Typists... Patrons... Circulation... Advisor............. ......Martha Ludlow ....Beverly Kallio ...Nadine Stevens Eileen Arvila Carol Mihm ......Jane Nieters Bennett Nylund Donna Knutson .Elizabeth Forsline Kenneth Nakari ..Emory Hendrickson Robert Holter Carole Degrugillier .....Joanne Bergman Donna Knutson Jack Wien ....Joanne Bergman Carol Mihm Robert Holter .... ..... John Aune Lorin Eldien .Mrs. Harold Eldien FINUIYU' '13 ' JOSEPH GERM HELEN STEVENS Principal School Secretary Business Law Driver's Training FRANK FORTUN GRETCHEN ELDIEN , Eighth Grade Advisor Senior Advisor Math English PhY Ed Phy Ed Coach F ' ' I, .. 1 'gg R? Q ' f ' aff' infaiw , ,,, , ,, ,,-g ,. ,, VW, ,V fl ww- v .J 9 4, CONRAD RAPS Junior Advisor Physics Chemistry Algebra Biology CORAL WURZEL Freshmen Advisor English Chorus Library Lmsic .f--., I 1. .1 fb ANTHONY GREBENC Agriculture LUD URICK Sophomore Advisor Geometry History Social Studies JOAN SWANSON UA young lady with a dignified air, sabotaged by the giggles.W ROBERT HOLTER 'A real gone guy without a heart, she has it.' RONALD CHASE 'I may make mis- takes ---- after all none of us are hu- man.' JOANNE BLRGMAN HThe sparkle in her eyes matches the sparkle on her fin- ger.n JANE NILFERS HAn ability to mme her far.n LORIN ELDIEN WA will to do ---- a soul to dare.' MARSHA OLSON A true sport fan. Cthat's short for fanat1c. J RAEBURN ONGALO 'The flying Finn on his motorcycle. ' JOHN AUNB 'Who do you suppose taught Casanova? ELIZABETH FORSLINE A true friend al- ways bubbling over with laughter. DONNA KNUTSON 'Who said that all blondes are dumb? JACK IIEN 'He who is the tal- lest, shall reach the top first . BEVERLY KALLIO Brains versus beau- ty and they both come out on top.' GARY STROMLUND nHo1d on to that smile it wdll take yOu fare' ANTHONY GREBENC WH1s unpredictable remarks have given our class plenty of sparks . ' CAROL LEANDER WA sweet girl with a quiet charm. CAROL HIH 'A lass with dash and a flair for the unusual . MARCUS RANKILA 'That quiet air fool no one. an SMILA BLECK She goes out of her way to make friends. ROBIN ANDERSON Appears studious , but ----- DONALD ERICKSON 'He sits there with one thing on his mind ----- nothing . EILEEN ARVILA Always in the midst of a pleasant con- fusion. SHEILA MAKI A swell friend to have around, pro- viding she's not chewing gum. EMORY HENDRICKSON It's a good thing I was named Emory, because that's what everybody ca1.1's me. NADINE STEVENS '1'here's very deep thought behind her bright, brown eyes. RODNEY LEMOINE Always there when you need him, and that ' s always . RONALD ANDERSON 'His innocent ways deny his mischie- vous nature. CAROLE DEGRUGHQLIER There's a Ray of light in her life. KENNETH NAKARI Brain, brawnf and bachelorhood. ' GERALD SIMONSON t Fiery red hair and humor to match. VIOLANN FROMEL nIf there's mis- chief brewing--she may be doing the stirr1ng.n GILBERT JOH SON nSi1ence is one great art of con- versat1on.' RONALD AMUNDSON nThere's two sides to every argument but only mine is r1ght.' MARTHA LUDLOW nShe has her own way of doing every- th1ng.n DENNIS PETRELL NHe's made a lot of fun, and in our hearts a p1acetB's won.' BENNETT NYLUND NOn the ball a always ro11ing.' 1 ,ff Qmw ,0 , K I I 1, 5 J Q., ,vwh WWW W -....,,,,,.,,, Q W 2 WM W 3 . ' 5 H Wi. M 4 :ft ii :H 51 1 'Q I .4 ' gm wif? , 3 U 'Bi 3 1 N 3 if X -www Uilwaw TW SIMM - hm!-'IU sme'!ns:QBrv Whhvxhhiizx 4, , ,mn . bw , -1 'Q s f 4130 M ,J fm ALM'-V Www cw :Z-an-JC? Gm ,RNS V M 9 0 zhwjhw QWNZ, JM 5 i Q, 09 Q 03 WY H lla Q ,Qi U G NS- Ernestlne Joan Swanson Robert Holter Raeburn Ongalo ROb1H Anderson Lorln Eldlen Dennls Petrell Martha Ludlow Frank Jackle Dan B111 Fred Anne L1ll1an Marsha Olson Martha Carol Mlhm Mrs Fltzgerald Joanne Bergma Dr Burton Ronald Chase Joe Scales Marcus Ranklla Mlss Brlll Elleen Arvlla Larry Jack Wlen UW vw vo CAST 0 K ,Lg Mr Gllbreth CDadJ Kenneth Nakarl G00 Qt Q0 hrs Gllbreth Hlotherl Jane Nleters xc, Me Gy A 09 0 oo OW e tg, G 6- 5590 we 9 fi' N' QQ osx 0 C o X Q59 . M1 H ' 1011 W M W ---. H-assi . ' A wluunv .--gn ffm, x 9' 1' .t.Q f' M' fm - 6 sw ,SQ --:Cul V--n uni . in 13, V xy K -.. 1 'A Q i' f ! 1 , Q I -,,,vkAv First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Raps, Polley, Alango, D. Anderson. Sec ond Row: Swanson, Sanko, Rankila, Dye, Kayras,.Wurzel. Third Row Trygg, Carlson, Fromel, Landmark, M. Anderson, Hendy. Fourth Row Haryn, Lappi, Nelson, Severson, Bakk, Edblom. SEPTEMBER Sept. 7: Seyt. 8: Sept. 20: OCTOBER Oct. 8: Oct. 26: Oct. 27: NOVEMBER Nov. 5: Nov. 5: Nov. 8-12: Nov. 12: Nov. 19: DECEM ER Dec. 2: Dec. 9: Dec. 13: Dec. 17: FEBRUARY Feb. 17: Feb. 17: APRIL April 16: MAY May 13: Entered school Roll call totaled 25 N ewcomer: Amy Dye Class Elections President: Alma Jane Polley Vice-President: Sue Carol King Secretary: Alyce Rankila Treasurer: Jeanie Alango G.0. Council: Jim Nelson Red Cross: Jakey Wurzel Ordered class rings. ' gootball Players excused early for game: Roger, Jim P., Jim N., im H, Starting Christmas card orders. Cheerleading tryouts: Alyce still in. Basketball practice began: Jim P., Jim N., Roger, Vern reported Jim H. appointed assistant manager. Ended Christmas card sales. Education week: F.T.A. helped with classes and library: Jeanie, Diane, Alma Jane, Alyce, Viola, Mary Lou, Phyllis, Lora Lee, Beulah, and Amy. Mary Lou, Jakey, and kenny received certificates for essays. Diane took over books as ofricial seorekeeper. Received class rings. Junior Jamboree, Theme: HSnow Capers.W Consisted of local and range talent. F.F.A. excused to make wreaths: David, Merrill and Rodney. School closed for Christmas Vacation. Excused for speech meet: Muriel, Phyllis, and Jakey. Band wore uniforms for first time: Phyllis, Jakey, John. Music Festival: Chorus members excused, Jeanie, Alyce, Lora Lee Viola, Mary Lou, Sue, Alma Jane, Muriel, Phyllis, Amy, Beulah, Jakey, Merrill, and Rodney. Junior-Senior Prom. Theme: NThree Coins in a Fountain.n :UK ' HTEACH M TONIGHTN NTELL ME WHY?H NTHE FINGER OF SUSPICION POINTS AT YOUH EI u 'ONCE I HAD A SECRET LOVEU UMR- SANDMANH Hit Ydrdde HHEY THERE' WCONFUSEDH UTHEY WERE DOING THE MAMBUH f n.. JIM Ui' X , 'L an A Q ,,,NJ G 9 . ? '95 L s A, 5,5 7,3 Gln GI 'SWF' ifglfgl 4 as 1 E fm- .,, Q. gm, f' wfvk X ,I 6 .4 Ag? 74 5 First dow, Left to Right: L. Flack, Johnson, Kennedy, Edblom, Hieters, Evans, Loomis, Nylund, Arvila. Second Row: Rankila, holter, Kjera, Lappi, Keister, x, Flack, Ronning, Falk. Third Row: Mr. Urick, btromlund, Jacobson,Pohl, Fog- elberg, Koski, Nissinen, Lustig. Fourth Row: Gustafson, Silvi, Thomas, Huseby, Chase, Forsline, Haavisto, Lindberg. ob CV' On September 7, we began our Sophomore year. We were happy to find mr. Urick as our homeroom teacher and it was plain to see he liked us too. At our first class meeting we elected Kay president, Janet vice president, Carol secretary-treasurer, and George as G.O. representative. Chucky is our Red Cross representative. We were represented on the football team this year by Darrell, Jerry, Bob T., and Marty. Pat, Kathy, and Kay were reporters on the newspaper staff and did a very good job. Marcia, Janet, Kathy, Kay, Pat, Chucky, and Christine joined F.T.A. They also worked in the library. A few of the boys joined F.F.A. They were Bob T., Claire, Leslie, Dennis, and Curtiss. Claire and Dennis took part in the Donkey basketball game between the Cook and Alango M.F.A. teams. Curtiss and Kay were our band members when school started this fall, but as the year progressed, Carol, Janet, and Christine joined. Our Sophomore chorus members were Carol, Janet, Kathy, Pat, Chucky, Kay, Christine, Curtiss, Leslie, George, and Marty. Chucky, Christine, Pat, kathy, Kay, participated in speech. when we returned to school after the Thanks iving htiloays, we were dis- appointed to find we nad been given the band hall as our homeroom. It may have been a bit drafty at times, but as time passed we woxldn't have traded our UShackn for anything. George Jerry, Darrell, Curtiss, and Jackie were our basketball stars thw year and Chucky was one of the cheerleaders. At the grade school Christmas party, harty played Santa Claus. Danny, Marty, bob R., and Arnie took Driver's Training during the first semester. All of them passed and received their driver's licenses. Janet, hathy, hay, Hope, Penny, Pat, Darrell, Leslie, Jack, and Bob G., took it was ing the last semester. We will not soon forget our Jophomore year, our teachers, nThe Kingdom of Heavenn, and countless other memories. we hope next year will be as inter- esting. Q1 O Q7 . J' SEPTEMBER OCTUB R NOVEM LR HBack no WK1ss her 'So Thls 13 prison H agaln the Klngdom of Heaven H DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY nOperat1on nFF1end5p HNat1onal Face wash H HUMHHS, and Brotherhood Flnlandersn 4 e IALLK APRIL IAf UNO jokes, NApril nbrains or . . A . ,. -5 Mr. UF1Ck.n ahowersn LdSCleD'n Off Q Q xif ,- Qix x ,Kg 3 . ,4wQ5a, First Row, Left to Right: Chesney, Swanson, Bergman, Jenson, Marsyla, Tryfg, Lenzen. Second Row: Mrs. Wurzel, Leander, C. Aune, R. Aune, Lee, Kjellberg, Anderson Refsdal. Third Row: Aho, Schelde, Agnew, D. Johnson, Pohl, Ludlow, Kallio, Fallos. Fourth Row: Eldien, Jacobson, Grebenc, Degrugillier, W.John- son, Viburg, Peterson, R. Johnson. Q8 O 'S G9 C353 GL., QM We all came happily back to good old Cook' High on September 7, l95L.. We reported to Room 205 and were happy to find Mrs. Wurzel our class advison First of all, we thought we should keep our class in order, so we elected class officers. The electees were Dick as president, Andy as vice-president Mary as Secretary, and Vern as Treasurer.- We decided Andy would be best to represent us on the G. O. Council. To help out in Red Cross Mary and Keith were chosen. Andy, Kenny, Richard J., Wally, Dick, David, Keith, John and Vern were all spotted on the field as football season came. We say they all came through with no broken bones. We found most of the girls in the Freshmen class helping out teachers in F.T.A. and we're sure they would all make excellent Working hard with Mrs. Wurzel to keep the library going were S., Barbara S., Dorothy A., Norma, and Kathleen. are glad to the emmenuuy teachers. Carol, Nancy We couldn't help but notice Barbara S., Norma, and Byron playing in the band wearing their new uniforms. The voices of over half our class were heard in the chorus. fun singing at the programs and the Music Festival. They all had we were certainly prouu to see Ardyce and Carol chosen as the two add- itional cheerleauers. We think they did very well and hope they keep up the good work. The HBH squad in basketball did pretty well this year with Andy, Richard J., Wally, Kenny, Dick, Keith, and Norman on the team for our class. We were all pretty proud watching them play. Participating in speech were Dorothy A. and Kathleen. We all enjoyed our year as Freshmen and are eagerly looking forward to becoming Sophomores. '5 Y S ,ae mf' , 1 v- Q 1 N' wk ., ' A 1' 44: 'f-:',.. ' -Y 4 11 l'4- , gf ' if N my gg!! 1 3' , , '4 l, ery'-9 j .s- 6' ' . 4-fa' jab: f .4 -JJ, QI 'vida 4 ,ip-J ff 2: Q V ,Ig Y ' X ' ' x f f . xx ., V X, Kar, ' , A , 1 V TEACHEYCZ, Q WN f - If Aw 4 1 5 1 f ' o. t A ' , ' Q -A W Y Ek Q We fl! MQQLLJ , W 5 654355 KX P AW M29 'W X 'IJ J , ,, R53 3, ' ,LBJ 6, Ag H I 1 2 A ' 7 ' X. f ,ix ' F P., Q 'A Q ' ' f ' ' fn 's D ' N i ia T .- E fi .ji ' -Pk irq 4 . f ' f ' ,ff N fx QP 'H A f ,f , f' ., -Q fX 'A y V'-1 h ' f rf' M K? ' ,f A f ' Q A-ff' Ir ' . I 4 ff: X ff A vw .xg N 'N' :ali . 51 Hr H ll Y f N I M U X 9 .S A ., 4 , 4 ek ' , Q -EJ G' A i I 4 fa Y' II, I X I .4 34gs5f , r A G: 4' c?, f.., iv 'lm N Q 4 , .v , ' .. 6'k! . S J , 472 ' I x' L ' '5 Q f ' f ' ff fr: 'ff . ' A I '-A 9 im N- 4 S W . ' 'L 1 s tc-' 'ff E 'N . ,fr ' ' Y 1 ' lv. x 4 A x- 5 ' ,. X ' X l. - , 45 nd w vw '14, X7 Q is v-nuamh f P., , 'lf i uv' 559' .w,,,, ' - sax m bsf, W. : i3.-f - . ' f' ,V 1 . L ' ,s'3i:,x '. H 'g f -L .re . .' f H A Q1 3 ' Lg. , 1 4 , W . . , . ,Ivy .al , ' ' ' ' .. 3152751 'L ' L V gy - W , , iii- . V -V ' V XM? S ' ' w ' . 1-Z, ,,,xnigi:? y A .'.i.,.ul .... . , J , . .I 1 4 , - ' v 4 n H- ' 'H' 1 , :iz 1 ' 1 . . gg! 1 -ne. --.5 ' ik 1'1- First Row, Left to Right: Hanson, Alango, Doroff, Gruska, Fortun,'Jdur son: Second Row, Mr. Eldien, Jackson, Hilliard, Aune, Padum, Elaien, Bouttog Third Row, Bergman, Evans, Carlson, Enzmann, Harkonen, Jordon, DeRusha3 Fourth Row, Holter, Beatty, Finnila, mlbe, Johnson, Germ, Bystrom. Q9 G5 o9 First Row, Left to Right, Lenzen, Roivanen, Lee, Ronning, A. Rankila, G. Rankila, Maki, Kontiog Second Row, Mrs. Leding, Shultze, Marsyla, LeMoine, Nylund, J. Refsdal, Noldeg Third Row, Lahti, K. Olson, Peter- son, Stevens, Baker, Setter, Pajarig Fourth Row, Simonson, E. Olson, Sanko, Phyle, Obidowski, S. Refsdal, Luecken. First Row, Left to Right: Kennedy, L. Jacobson, hayras, Esterbrooks, Lehoine, Coonts, Sundeen, Rankila, Setter. Second Row: Skur, Tokvam, Edblom, Swanson, Manninen, D. Jacobson, Doroff, Ongalo, harni, Delich. Third Row: Mr. Fortun, Heglund, Filbert, Falk, Fogelberg, Degrugillier, Forsline, Schelde, W. Vidor, .Arvila. Fourth Row: Miller, Ballard, Johnson, Landmark, Boutto, Amundson, Kallio, Pajari, M. Vidor. Labor Day was but a memory in 'SL , ln! when the eighth grade class trooped in the door. 'E Mr. Math Fortun arrived on time, ,J 0 Q His job was to keep us all in line. A bright new scholar was Hope Sundeen, 'sm All the boys were pleased, they fairly beamed. In October appeared on the scene A dream of a girl whose name is Marlene. John Amundson, our class president, Keeps the class bubbling with merrinent. Of course, we all think he's pretty keen Because he made the football team. ' Fnary Lou's vice president--she's blonde and petite, F While Judy our secretary-treasurer, is plenty sweet. I B 6 Harlan Miller is a nice fellow to know. hw' He's ready at games with his HZO. Dennis and Darrell can knock on wood P X They warm the benches as benchwarmers should. ' aisg Cneering their best, we present to you- !!gb5QEg Shirley, Beatrice, Judy, and Mary Lou. Three of our members play in the band They help to make it the best in the land. They are, Darrell, Roger, and we musn't forret but toe-dancing Judy with her clarinet. Our librarians really are quite a hely, , They select books from a well filled shelf. g There's Linda, Doris, and friendly Darlene, N 0- gf And Judy and Carol--they're all on the beam. ' John Arvila has gone out for speech, And a lot of good company he will keep. Nith Margaret and Darlene he should learn all the with some encouragement from Sharon and Hope. Ne salute Michael Vidor who serves on Patrol, Faithful and alert though the wind blows cold. So many nice kids in our Hall of Fame, That we just can't mention them all by name. In the future when we think of this and that, He'll be sure to recall our eighth grade class. ropes i .-Ai' D' 1 First Row, Left to Rignt: Lenzen, Johnson, Holter, Hefsdal, lr. Germ Second Row: Ber,man, Roivanen, Dekusha, Boutto, Jackson. Third Row Eldien, Beatty, ahti, Gordon. Fourth Row: Finnila, Phyle, Blbe, Vid- or, S. Refsdal, S p B o a I' I1 U d -0 S 8 i agggr 7 n F h n 0 2 1 2 C e e r r S S H . - . A. A 1 First Row: Amundson, Viburg, Eldien, Pohl, Assistant Manager,Mi1ler. Second Row: Grebenc Johnson Nelson, Nakari, Wien, Haryn, iappi, Nyiund, Manager. Third Row: Coach Fortun Silvi, Anderson, D. Chase, Thomas, Stromiund. R. Chase, Holter. S C SJ xl ' '3 C, uf Conferifice All Ken Nakari Jim HHPYT1 ,a s SCORES ' Q ' Orr bb if .' 1' 13 8 V lf' 'A K R Embarrass 33 . . , .1 x I If N, ' A A V, Cherry 27- N ' 'X ' 5- ff , X 1 K Qi Aiango ZL- f 5 2 h Cotton LO- , 5 fy N? iii? Ronald 1,1 l,,' Q .. XJ Lorin ,Qi A E Bob Win Robin ui . YJ fN Jlm v-,I-, :1x.k.'f A Sv First Row: Nakari, Eldien. Second Row: Nylund, Anderson, Hendrickson, LeMoine, Mr. Fortun, Nelson, V. Lappi, Holter, R. Lappi. Keewatin Orr Alango Biwabik Tower Virginia Embarrass Int. Falls Aurora Gilbert Ely Alango Eveleth Mt. Iron Orr Tower Keewatin Scores Cook Opponents 38 31 Sh b7 57 51 A6 A7 29 A2 37 35 39 32 A2 65 38 60 52 hh bl L7 52 LO L5 62 b3 A6 38 A6 35 hh 65 A8 District Tournament Cook-Ll Biwabik-A5 60 066 and Cap ra in Xruwel 0f 5 K f-QB 47 PUi. FOHTUN Team First Row: Viburg, Grebenc, Chase, Huseby, Ronning, Lindberg. Second Row: D. Kallio, Eldien, Refsdal, Hol- ter, Jacobson, R. Kallio, Nylund, Aho, Mgr. Miller. Sh eerleadex 5' Alyce Charlene Beatrice Judy Carol JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Marsha Ardyce Mary Lou Shirley First How, Left to Right: Bennett Nylund, Robert Holter, Kenneth Nakarl Lorin Eldien, Ronald Chase, Andy Grebenc. Second Row: James Pohl, Vern- on Lappi, Robin Anderson, Gary Stromlund, Rodney Lehoine, James Nelson, James Haryn, Roger Lappi, Emory Hendrickson, Frank Fortun. 0f192'ers President-Ken Nakari Vice-Pres-Jim Nelson Sec-Treas-Lorin Eldien Gueen Md fha Princess Jeannie Queen Ann of 195A Ladies-in-waiting Kaye Ruth SEPTEMBER 7 School starts again--oh, welll 10- Annual staff elected. 17- Football game. Orr at Cook. 23- Football game. Cook at Embarrass. 29- FO0tbal1 game. Cook at Cherry. OCTOBER 6- Seniors went to Chisholm and had their graduation pictures taken 8- Football game. Alango at Cook. 18- First G. 0. meeting. 20- Football game. Cooton at Cook. 21- 20- Football game. Cotton at Cook. First edition of 'The Vermilionn. 21- No school, the teachers went back to school 22- Eight students went to Minneapolis for M.E. 27- Cheerleading tryouts. NOVEMBER 8- Basketball practice begins. 9- Senior class play matinee. ll- WCheaper by the Dozen' presented by the Seniors. 19- First basketball game. Cook at Keewatin. 2L- Basketball game. Orr at Cook. 25- School closes for Thanksgiving vacation. 30- Juniors finally got the rings they've waited so long and patiently for. DECEMBER 3- Basketball game. Cook at Alango. h- Cheerleader clinic in Hibbing. 9- Junior Jamboree. 10- Basketball game. Biwabik at Cook. 17- School closes for Christmas vacation. JANUARY A- School resumes. 7- Basketball game. Cook at Virginia. ll- Basketball game. Embarrass at Cook. A W-'eww 1 Alf Z MX. l QR '. x'p R wugggwigfz wwe--Q 3, 5 ,.. if rw . ' If w. Q Q? 3 f , . I up ' 1 ' 155, Y , fs Q J, ' 9 1 TW' N U ' VI' V . ' Y , . . H W is A-N X 3 ,Q - . f , .1,f...c 5 V p Han, X . D W f 4L Ab N I I f gf 1 ' PUUNZ7 U fH'OI !'lW0Yh 4'l MR1!'1fvQ'4iC '- '-'fc ' f r O A -df V., W O First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Germ, Arlene Rankila, Jane Nietera, Z Beverly Kallio, Andy Grebenc, Mr. Springhetti. Second Ron: James First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Germ, Arlene Rankila, Jane Nieters, Beverly Kallio, Andy Grebenc, Mr. Springhettil Second Row: James Nelson, John Amundson, George Lindberg, Andy Eldien, Lorin Eldien. Q W G:-VD 055 Q53 o W QC First Mow, Left to Right: Pohl, Olb ' Hefscal Jensen Obidow- . 1 , skiirgerlson, iortun, ,AnderSon, R1TSt hew,Left to Rlghti Stevens, Harkonen. Second How: Leander, hrs- ff-UO, Bergman, Lualowa Pche' Curtig, Hanna, Aho, Gustafson, Seconc Row: Harkonen, 'Jacobson, Wien. Boutto, Wurzel, Aho,lmk1, Hanson. First Row, Left to Right, Stevens, Mihm, Olson, Anderson, Bergman, Loomis. Second Rowg Kallio, Forsline, Mr. Grebenc, Arvila, Kayras, Evans, Swanson, Pohl. Leander, Fogelberg, Wurzel, Trygg, Staff Editor in Chief...Bergman Assoc. Editor....Anderson Feature Editors..Stevens, Kallio, Nieters, Forsline Interviews...Wurzel, Mihm Humor Editor........OlSOH Grade News.....Fogelberg, Loomis, Leander Reporters..Kayras, Evans, Arvila, Swanson Sports Editors.....Trygg, Pohl Art Editors.......Nylund, Polley Circulation Staff..Bleck, Maki, Carlson Production Staff...Chase, Haryn, Eldien, Nelson Typists...Ludlow, Holter, Wien Advisors.....Springhetti, Grebenc J M O Il 8. I' n 1 H 14,3 e Q 1 B A 8 I1 r d g e m I' a S n O Il First Row, Left to Right, Nylund, Polley, Wien, Bleek Ludlow. Second Bow, Holter, Chase, Nel- son, fldien, Haryn, Carlson, Maki, Mr. Spring- hetti. off? O3 5 C N 4 First Row, Left to Right: M. Edblom, Kjellberg, Kayrus, Jensen, Lee, Evans, A. Pohl, Aune, Schelde, Loomis, Anderson. Second Row: Knutson, C. Pohl, Dye , First Row, Left to Right: M. Edblom, Kjellberg, Keyrus, Jensen, Lee, Evans, A. Pohl, Aune, Schelde, Loomis, Anderson. Second Row: Knutson, C. Pohl, Dye, Swanson, Olson, Forsline, C. Nieters, Sanko, Polley, Nissinen, Landmark, Mrs. Nurzel. Third Row: C. Nylund, Anderson, Handy, Leander, Bergman, Ludlow, E. Arvila, Swanson, Aune, Bergman. Fourth Row: L. Arvila, Aho, R. Edblom, B. Nylund, Wurzel, Agnew, Ludlow, Alango, Maki, Rankila, Kallio, Carlson, John- son. Fifth Row: Eldien, Holter, Bakk, Nakari, Wien, Johnson, Stevens, Mihm, Nieters, V. Fromel, L. Fromel, Fogelberg, Koski. wvw -hs First Row, Left to Right: Maysyla, Aune, Schelde, B. Swanson, John- son, Fogelberg. Second Row: Kjellberg, J. Swanson, Tokvam, Falk, Deg- rugillier, Jacobson. P Ll RA First Row, Left to Right: Stevens, J. Nieters, B. Swanson, Kallio, Germ, Ny- lund, J. Swanson. Second Row: Ronning, J. Swanson, Fogelberg, Lee, Leander, Pajari, P. Handy, Metsa, J. Handy, Nolde, Maki. Third Row: Olson, Wurzel, Ludlow, Pajari, Director, Allan Nelson. ,.. QED G39 G A U 'W U3 it First Row, Left to Right: Sanko, Alango, Loomis, Frome1,lhki, Bleek, Edblom. Second Row: Mihm, Polley, Pohl, Nissinen, Koski, Fogelberg, Landmark, Hendy, Carlson, Anderson, Fromel, Wurzelg Advisor. RIANS O USD B+ K. NA First Row, Left to Right: Swanson, V. Fromel, L. Fr mel, lee, Agnew, C. Aune, Marsyla. Second Row: Maki, Leander, Hendy, Anderson, Landmark, Fogelberg, Koski, J. Nieters, Bleek, Kjellberg, Jensen. Third Row: Alan- go, Loomis, Polley, Dye, A. Pohl, C, Pohl, R. Aune, N. Nieters, Kayras, Edblom, Rankila, Evans. 5 Q... Advisors I-.iss Farrington-Mrs. Wurzel 51: t Xue' If V :A-0 KJ I 9 .Z , of lb W-M CS baby 9 QQ bfi First Row, Left to Right: C. Nylund, D. Anderson, Aho, Arvila. Second Row: R. Anderson, Holter, Simonson, B. Nylund, C. Stromlund, Rankila, G. Stromlund. Third Row: Johnson, Bakk, Amundson, Hr. Grebenc, Thomas, Aune, Wien. 039 0 O9 GQ QQ F.F.A. Offlcers me goo? . tb G11- Ys 'o basket -aff: bel 9 0 RONALD AMUNDSON ..... F.F.A. 3 A. ROBIN ANDERSON......Basketball l, 3, L, Baseball l, 2, 3, L, Football 3 L, Letterman l, 2, 3, L, Class Vice President L, Class Play 3, D, Square Dance Club 2. RONALD ANDERSON ..... F.F.A. l, 2, 3, L, Class Play 3. EILEEN AHVlLH.ouoa.qF.T.A. Secretary 3, Pep Club l, 2, F.H.a. 2, Class Flay 3, Q, up- eretta 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, L' Vermilion A, Co-hi, Square Dance Club 2, 3. JOHN AUNE......,....Square Dance Club 2, 3, Co-Hi A, Class Play 3, F.F.A. 3, L, rep Club l, 2, Chorus l. JOANNE BERGhAN....,.Chorus l, 2, 3, L, Operetta 3, Class Play 3, A, F.T.A. 2, 3, Red Cross President 3, L, Speech 2, 3, Vermilion 3 L, F.H.A. 2, Co-Hi L, Pep Club l, 2. SMILA BLECh.........F.T.A. l, 2, 3, L, F.H.A. 2, Pep Club l, 2, Librarian 3, L, Class Play 3, Square Dance Club 2, 3, Vermilion L. RONALD CHASE........Football 4, Baseball 2, F.F.A. l, 2, Pep Club l, 2, Lettermen A, Class Play 3, R' Student Manager L, Vermilion 3, L. CAROLE DEGRUGILLlER.Chorus l, 2, 3, A, Operetta 3, F.H.A. 2, F.T.a. l, Class Play 3, Co-Hi L. LCRIN ELDIEN........Lettermen l, 3, L, Baseball l, A, Basketball l, 3, A, Track l, 2, 3, L, Football 3, L, Square Dance Club 2, 3, F.F.A. l, 2, Class Play 3, L, Chorus l, 2, 3, L, Operetta 3, Co-Hi R, Vermilion 3, L, G.O. h. DONALD ERlCKSON.,,..Football 2' Chorus 1, Square Dance Club 2, F.F.A. l, 2, 3. ELIZABETH FORSLlNE..Chorus l, 2, 3, L, M.E,A. L, Co-Hi L, Vermilion L, Class play 3, Class Secretary-Treasurer 2, F.T.A. l, 2, 3, F.H.A. Treasurer 2, Pep Club l, 2, Red Cross l. VIOLANN FROLEL.,,,..Librarian l, 2, 3 L, Chorus l, 2, 3, L, Operetta 3, Red Cross 2, Square Dance Club 2, Class Play 3, F.l!l.A. 2, F,T.A. 1, Pep Club 1, 2. ANTHONY GREBENC..,,.F.F.A. l, 2 3, 4, EMORY HENDRIChSON...Basketball 2, 3, A, Track 3, A, Lettermen A, Class Play 3, Co-Hi A, Photographer 3, A. ROBERT HOLTER.......Baseball l, 2, 3, A, Football 3, L, Track 2, 3, L, Lettermen 3, A, Basketball l, 3, L, Class President 3, Red Cross l, Chorus l, 3, A, Operetta 3, Co-Hi A, Vermilion 3, h, Class Play 3, L, Square Dance Club 2, 3, Speech h. GILBERT JOHNSON.....Class Play 3, Operetta 3, Chorus 2, 3, L, M.E.A. L, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, L, F.F.A. President 30 BEVERLY hALLIO,,,,,,F.T.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. Vice President 2, Vermilion L, Co-Hi A, Class President 2, Pep Club l, 2, Chorus l, 2, 3, A, Class Play 3, G.O. 2, L, G.O. Presi- ging 3, Red Cross 2, Operetta 3, Square Dance Club Vice President 3, Square Dance u , 3. DONNA KNUTSON.......F.T.A. l, 2, 3, L, F.H,A. 2, F.T.A. Vice President 3, Operetta 3, iquarg Dance Club 2, 3, Chorus Accompanist l, 2, 3, L, Co-Hi L, Pep Club l, 2, Class ay L. CAROL LEANDER.......Red Cross 3, Class Play 3, F.H.A. 2, Vermilion 3, A, Operetta 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, L, Chorus 1, 2, 3, L, M.E.A. L. Seni A5tl lif1B5'l HODNEY LEhCINE......basketball 2, 3, L, Track 3, L, Lettermen 3, L, Class Play 3. MARTHA LUDLON ....... G.O. 3, F.T.A. 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. Treasurer 2, Speech 2, 3, bi F?P Club l, 2, Square Dance Club 2, 3, Square Dance Club Treasurer 3, Vermilion L, F.H.n. 2, Class rlay 3, L, Co-hi Lg Chorus l, 2, 3, L, Chorus Librarian 2, Band 3, L, Class Secretary L, Cperetta 3, Girls' State 3. SHEILA MAhl.........Vc:nilion L, Class Flay 3, Librarian 3, L, Chorus l, 3, L, F.H.A. 2- F.T.A. L, Square Dance Club 2, 3, Operetta 3, Pep Club l, 2. V CAROL MlHM.... ...... P,T.A. ., 2, F.H,A. 2, Square Dance Club 2, Operetta 3, G.c. oec- retary 3- Chorus l, 2, 3, L, M.E.A. L, Chorus Librarian 2, Librarian l, 2, 3, L, Pep Club l, 2, ce-H1 L, Vermilion 3, L, Clase Play 3, L. AENNETH NAKnHI......Football 2, 3, L, Basketball l, 2, 3, L, Baseball l, 2, 3, Lg Track 3, L, Lettermen l, 2, 3, L, Lettermen Vice President 2, Lettermen President 3, bg Chorus 3, L, M.E.A. L, Cperetta 3, Co-Hi L, Vermilion 2, Class Play 3, L, Speech L, Square Dance Club 2, 3, Class President l, Class Vice President 3, G.O. l. JANE NIETEnS,.......Chorus l, 2, 3, L, Operetta 3, Class Play 3, L, Band 3, L, Square Dance Club President 2, 3, Co-Hi L, F.T.n. 2, 3, L, F.H.A. 2, G.C. 3, L, C.C. Secre- tary L, Pep Club l, 2, Vermilion L, BENNETT NYLUND......F.F.A. l 2, 3, L, F.F.a. Vice President 3, Student Dhnager L, Vermilion 3, L, Track 3, L, Class Play 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, L, Operetta 3, Co-Hi L, Red Cross 2, Class Secretary 3, Square Dance Club 2, 3. MAHSHA OL5CN........Cheerleader l, 2, 3, L, Chorus l, 2, 3, L, M.E,A. L, Operetta 3, Co-Hi L, Square Dance Club 2, Speech 3, Band L, Vermilion 2, 3, L, F.H.A. 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, F.T.A. President 3, Class Vice lresident 2, Class Flay 3, L- Pep Club l, 2. KAEBUHN ONGALO ..... .Square Dance Club 2, 3, G.C. 3, F,F.n. 3, L, Class Play 3, L. DENNIS PETNELL., .... Baseball 2, 3, L, Track L, Lettermen L, Basketball P, 3, Class Play 3, L, Class President L. QQSEUE HQNKIPH------Track 2, 3, F.P.A. 3, L, Pep Club 2, Class Play 3, Square nance GEHALD,SIECNSCN..,.,F,F,A, 3, L- Football 3. Baseball 3 NLDENE SEEgENS......Chorus l, 2, 3, L, Chords Treasurer 3, M.E,A, 2, L, Band 1, 2, 3, giubPiee2' 613, L,lCpereera 3, P,T.A. l, 2, 3, r.T.A. Vice President l, F.H,A. 2, Pep gKE?SurEr,L. 333 3V 3, 43 b0'H1 bi V9Fm1l1OH 3, Lg Square Dance Club 2, 3, Ulass STHOhLUND......Track 2' Football 3 L- F F A 1 2 3 A. Class Pl e - - . - 3' Square Dance Linn 2, 3, Lettermen L, Cl s ' ' -T ' ' ' ' ay ' JOAN swANsCN........cnerne l, 2 ass ecretarv reasurer 1' P9PUC2ub.lf 2' QACA nlnh...........Football 3, L, Cperetta 3- Librarian 2, 3, Lettermen 3, L, Square o-H1 Lg F.E.A. l, 2, 3, L, Pep Club 3, Class Flay , 3, 45 C1635 lla? Lg Vermilion L, F.H.A. 2, F.T.A. L, Dance Club 2, 3, Vermilion 3, L, C 3, by Chorus l, 2, 3, L3 h.L.A. 2, L, baseball 2. 3, L, Track 3, L. l Sf' 8 K Th .X 4, f'w E91 57 All fl -45 e things we RONALD AMUNDSON....leaves his arguing ability ROBIN ANDERSON. RONALD ANDERSON EILEEN ARVILA.. JOHN AUNE .... JOANNE BERGMAN SMILIA BLECK RONALD CHASE CAROL DEGRUGILLIER LORIN ELDIEN DONALD ERICKSON ELIZABETH FORSLINE VIOLANN FROMEL ANTHONY GRERENC EMORY HENDRICKSON ROBERT HOLTER GILBERT JOHNSON BEVERLY KALLIO to Loren Lustig. leaves his version of that old Spanish song, uAye aye aye ayen to Jakey Wurzel. leaves twelve yearsofhard labor to Jimmy Ketola. leaves her shoulder bag of necessities to Phyllis Hen- dy. leaves his HSenior Romeou title to Vern Lappi leaves ner best wishes to all enpaved seniors class of 6 leaves her contagious gig Qles to Janey Polley leaves sis ability to al ways oe late to his bro ther, Darrell leaves her ability to sive transportation problems to Lora Lee Fromel leaves to Jlmmy Pohl, the safe driving manual he re ceived from Jesse Swanson last year leaves hlg nook of phony absentee excuses to Carol Aune leaves he nfectlo lauvh ter to Janet KOSk1 leaves her flirtatous mule and sly looks to Sansra Setter leaves nls SDSCIHI contract with tne WToniU Company to Ro er Lappi leaves one pair of dual leaves h1S ablllty to w1n one love and hold her Bob Thomas leaves hlS way wlth cows to Leslle Arvlla leaves her finnish vocabu lary and loyalty to Allce Qankila ff!! 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QW 1 . , S -, it time EOBIN ANDLRSON, owner-0 peucklea Bllllard Em orlum' and Roblns ox p rts that hls c ub as Just completed extenslve sprlng traln 6 program and wlll o lnto temporary retlre nt to recover D s Marvln Jacobs LOA. tip n e JOANNE BERGMAN, or A LUDned gave mer edltor of the U er MA9,'STHre'c,Xglrg Ygesi- million, is now editor s I' s o t e twi - -cl B3 bmiiggteilspqgi in Cook. Clihgn Sgtpa-get? romwas 9 Bgkeoted W be the newspaper office ghet 05120 a gan nosur' tslpg ihrvin coach den 9 5 has 811 G . .C. Gophers She' idol fxbeags linown SMILA BLECK has been as mon Ua1m51oe11 for voted WThe Qmpenter Seen d1nfZ:E is wales ngov' Of' the Year. She I-oun RUN ted Tammy 11 9- and her able assis gow ara Q0 ess' ces tant SHE fru us ei? or , 1 ILA MAKI to fame an bf alias ad ar? HOW engaged in hiamarriat 05. Gund bullding a wa t0 E3 1 Obnifh S re- round Eldienfs aamp lon es n shi NE' - for Aged Bachelors U YS ' ' - o ' R ge o ' l , h 'D an inf' ' sh me . - k'. ' on, ' e l L of - . V 5 Sh? 1 . ll a- v 1 .5 vifce 13 13340 we gig Mr. LORIN K, ELDIEI6 V RODN 891665 olfaol-15 ESQ-, proprleter. pfeihe ' the rgpk' the in oke 'V' bf? dlsc jockey has bf in ing 6 ' 5 fecomehfa 1152-7' - PFOSTGM dedicated to and 1115 me is is 2 Finns' He Sings the rUnn3uMPTEvE wit figpus old time folk t 85 T b 'l U no 0 ' ' sow Wgi' - d 1 ' 41' . NHL SON l .ll 5 l Uwe BYE, ,Rossi 'ma d ff- y 10 h ma, gl 5 Q A . . ' nan ' Sc hu T 0 :Ee -0 WUJ, ha P d de he ic Pu 2 a in O M - ui an' - a d S ite the :3.D1NE1n whp a t rse d ca imen 1 nuwingeE1CPef1er 511' e B- .b n S b Boivitataff' rl? HO d dr ali n an h0o a re u51o Sre 30236 Can! the wo 01.1-ble nur?-' lp tv tr creaS and 0 izabe egatxgst' Eder O s 3 cha' line W0 F123 1 venaniaciz ngmte elom iac sbfa s m emans, ffuunat o 1aC Q1 man 'GS cetuizrrler gi zilggsefit' iss 650118 C00 Car yunn fr0m S MC a VeeS5' ihairm Cong? Q0 C ig, mv' S invest in 12: wmous d- and tells the good o d t1mS?Tikgi V Cele Plty JOAN s N and her famousnm Ca trlo IUNDSQN K 9 and W1 Present a concert n 4-lan o operahouse so T HOLTER, feature Pianlst wlll accompan t e trio at the perfor mance and present some of hlS own composltlo he Alango R .4 1 1 PPOVl candles for t Sinvine cowboy, BENNETT LUND has been hired s Gene Au try ' s new par ner They are tour ng t e corral wit UChampn at the present t F SHI!! Elect ANTHO GREBENC Jr for your governor 'Our friend classmate, and politi c an ksnilowing 1U is father's footsteps KENNY NAKARI is makin history by disproving Einstien's theor es s latest formula is t e seventh dimension n simplified fo BEVERLY KALLIQ who has been on a lec ure tour in Ehland is anxiously awaiting appointment as assador to Finland 's been rumored th s e will become a er manent resident there e former senior class nwddent DENNIS PETRELL world famous firm HPet rell's Pretzels H s a obby DS rebuilds o d Pontiacs and Jeeps Used car shark, GARY D S ROMLUND, has opene H raight Stromlund's We l Used Car Lo H n Cook His head mec an c and greasy monkey CUS RANKILA, is c args of stock sa es fice hrs to Q P Miss JANE NIETERS h ust purchased control ing stock of t James Hotel in Minnea ol e hotel execu ves after renamin t the St Janes e a merper tel caters to Marine onnel 0 ll - NY MJ J t- . 1 h h ime. LA NY P. . Y 0 I i ' h . 8 i . Hi h i rm. t Amb . It at h p - Th I P is now president of the . A Q ' 1 T d St 1 t i . h- i , MAR in h 1 . Of . 3 .M. as J - l he St. 'In Th : n 8 . , ar 3 0 The, J1m's Del1ch's Dr Ness Ed Novak Dr Helam Kess Cafe Sorvari' Paul Olson hslesen Co to op Store Gus Buboltz Hitl StUdlO Ortendahl's Vos' Resort Charles Pohl Fadum Supply Fox Hardware Gust R Marle Ve, the Senlors of l955, w1sh to express our s1n cere appreclatlon to the fOllOWlHg f1TWS who made thls annual posslble Comet Theater Cooper's Cafe MwwGwQe Hanson's Locker John B Swanson Nylund's Bakery Pehrson's Lodge Polley's Resort Ranta's Red Owl Cook News Herald Gustafson Motors Sand Point Lodge Batches' Clothlng Chase Lumber Yard Grand Vlew Resort H C H111 E Sons Lahti Barber Shop Northern Ll6CtT1C A J Thomas E Son B11l's Motor Court Cook Poultry Plant Cook Variety Store Elton H Gugar Co Lampert Lumber Co Llnden Grove Store Pellcan Lake Dairy Vanity Beauty Shop Cook Co op Creamery North Am Evergreen Northland Dress Shop Swanson's Drug Store Wurzel's Dairy Store Miller's Super Market Arrowhead Seed Growers Ludlow's Island Resort W6Fmil1OH Dry Cleaners Picek Constructlon Co. Pl1ml's Rad1O M Electric Farmers' R Merchants' State Bank v . , . . A s A Pajari Sales l O A O . l O O V RCO GATEP K nsus il? - LLE 1 FLT' 6' H E -..L