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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1956 volume:

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It is with gratitude and re- spect that we, the class of 1956, dedicate this yearbook to you. - f Q K X , ,Q K 2 ' Q K '-. fffl E 1,5 J gjigv IU A , , RMK XE Xxkg 5 JOSEPH GERM C' GEETCHEN ELDIEN gglsgggagraining .fy . AgS2ggZhAdviSor HELEN STEVENS 2 Aj X QQ fxx Phy Ed School Secretary QQJW if V R N ' fy I IX , -6 I -X Y Y Q w N ROBERT SPRINGHETTI PETER X, FUGINA Typing ' Sophomore Advisor 1 SOC1H1 Science physics XX General Science English . .M K Y LUD URICK FRANK FORTUN Eight-B Advisor Freshmen Advisor Geometry Math Business Law C0aCh History Phy Ed Social Studies ffikg- . svfwrf ,f ,E ,jf, T CO AD RAPS Q KATHLEEN LEDING Junior Advisor Eight-A Advisor Sclence gn Home Economicsi W . ,, . ' U ' ' X nW yD? , e E f7,r . CORAL WURZEL 'N ', 1 ,. h HAROLD ELDIEN English T7 v Seventh Grade Advisor Music N Science ChOI'1-IS Civics Library Vp ' 1 H1St0Fy and Geography ANTHONY GREBENC Agriculture ALLAN NELSON Band Editor ..... . ..... . .Viola Kayras Assoc. Editor .... . . . Alma Jane Polley Literary Staff. Phyllis Hendy, Jakey Wurzel, Kenneth Trygg Art ..... . . .Alice Rankila, James Pohl Pictures . . .Lora Lee Fromel, James Nelson, Photographer . . ...... .David Anderson Patrons . .Mary Lou Sanko, Jeannette Alango, John Swanson Typists . . .Muriel Anderson, Diane Carlson, Circulation . . . .Merrill Bakk, Roger Lappi Advisor . . . . . . . . Mrs. Harold Eldien Cdl-n-IZ-00:01 43 S21 GJ DGDU CHO-I-I Glbslfl US-:GJ -f-IE-'S-1 U1 O4 CDG! S-40303 C-15410 -r-4 b OFFICERS Sanko, Viola Kayras, n, Beulah Landmark, Wurzel, Rodney Ed- Lloyd Gustafson, OU. O .X 5051.2 MCDCU 03,542 r-l'OCU f: Dr'1 b-.43 r-4 s-4 --.-1 IU:-455-1 E005-1 -r-IUICD '-5-452 ogicu 1302.311 Q C03 CU O I-477182-'Di 41353 CIO CDCD'1.C'. DIC 4-7 ' 43 -S-:CI CDU!-1-ICS?-. S-HD-.OS-e CU'-151114111 CD:-ICU LE 'Uhr-ll L' 'UI Q': f5g?5 O CD '-bllugcu r-iCDOf-a'1 v-4.54930 OC 'U '- 01.13--CCI M9543 12. 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G.O. 23 Red Cross Rep. bg Chorus 23 F.T.A. l,2,3,43 Librarian l,2,3,Ag F.H.A. l, Square Dance l,25 Pep Club l: Vermilion 2,3,A' Score Keeper 3,hg School Play 3. 2 KMURIEL ANDERSON WI like to study in the morning, but I forget to get up.W Speech l,2,3,hg Vermilion 2,3,hg Chorus l,2,3,h3 F. H.A. lg Operetta 23 G.O. Lg Class Officer 23 F.T. A. l,2,3,Lg Librarian l, 2939bs PlaY.3su1 JEANETTE ALANGO WBeing good is such a bQre.W Class Officer 3,Lg Chorus ll2L3g Librarian 2,3,hg F. H.A. lg Opperetta 23 F.LA. l,2,3,hg Pep Club lg Sq. Dance l,2,hg Vermilion Lg School Play 33 I A MERRILL BAKK USing and I sing with youg study and you study alone.H F.F.A. Office? F.F.A. l,2,3,Ag Chorus 1,2,3,g5 Basketball 3,b5 LLOYD GUSTAFSON nHe and his car are like a pair - - - - you're apt to find them anywhere.W Basketball 2,ug L. LOHA LEE FROMEL nFull of fun and mischief too, likes doing things she shouldn't do.W Class Officer l,2: Chorus l,2,3: Librarian l,2,3: F. HO-Al Gooo FoToAo 2: Operetta 2: Vermilion M: Square Dance l: Pep Club. RODNEY WNot that I don't like to study, but I enjoy fun more.W PHYLLIS WShe does what out to dozu Librarian l,2,3,bg Band 1, 2,3,4g Speech 3,45 Chorus l,2,3,l-ps FQTQ-Ao 1-,2g39LP5 Operetta 2g Vermilion 2,hg F.H.A. lg Pep Club lg F.F.A. l,2,3,hg Chorus 1, 2,3,bg Opperetta 2. f 01 . QW C fi, wi JAM S HARYN WI want to be bashful but the girls won't let me.n Football l,2,3,4g Senior Class Play hg F.F.A. 35 Vermilion 2g Letterman 343 Square Dance ug School Play 3 0 VIOLA KAYRAS WI don'tcare how you spell my name, I'll change it someday anyhow.' Class Officer ug Chorus 1, 3,h3 Vermilion 3,Lg F.H.A. lg F.T.A. 3g Red Cross lg Pep Club lg School Play 35 Square Dance l,2g G.O. bg Class Play A. VERNON LAPPI WI'd rather hug a basket- ball than any girl.' Basketball l,2,3,4g Track Lg Letterman 3,L. JAMES NELSON WA football man, a basket- ball man, and last but not least a ladies man.' Class Officer 23 Letterman 1,2,3,4g Letterman Officer 2,3,hg Football l,2,3,bg Track l,2,hg Basketball l, 2,3,hg F.F.A. 23 G.O. 3,L. ROGER LAPPI WI dare not look upon the damsels, I would break too many hearts. Basketball-l,2,3,hg track l,2,3,bg football-l,2,3,Lg bageball-l,2j letterman-1, 2, . BEULAH LANDMARK WStately and tall she's liked by a1l.' Librarian l,2,3g Band bg Chorus l,2,3,Lg F-T.A- 1, 2,35 Vermilion Lg EH.A. l, 23 Operetta 2. JAMES POHL WChase me girls, I'm full of fun.n Baseball-1,2,3,h3 Football -3,bg Letterman--l,2,3,h3 Class Play-3,hg Vermilion- 3,hg Chorus-L3 Lettermen Officer-2,L. ALICE RANKILA UBeware1 I might yet do something sensational.W Cheerleader 2,3,Lg Chorus l,2,3,Lg Operetta 23 Class Play 35 Square Dance 1,25 Librarian 2,33 Vermilionbg MARY LOU SANKO Wwomen are entitled to life, liberty, and pursuit of men.W Class Officer 35 Uperetta 23 Pep Club lg F.T.A. l,2, 33 Square Dance 1,23 G.O. Lg Librarian 23 Class Play kg Chorus l,2,3,bg F.H.A. 1. AEM! JANE POLLEY 'Puts her worries inapoc- ket with a hole in it.' Chorus 3,hg Librarian l,2, 3gMawCMHbm'LhgLT. 1,2,3g FQHQAQ Speedl lg Pep Club lg Vermilion 2n3,b3 Class Play bg Sq. Dance l,2,L: EDWARD SEVERSGN nEat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow we may have to work.W Square Dance Club A. JOHN SWAN SON Wworry little, study less - - my idea of happiness.n Band l,2,3,h3 School Play 35 Class Play Ag Chorus bg Librarian A, Square Dance 2!39hs KENNETH WURZEL WNothing is done without enthusiasm.n Band l,2,3,hg Chorus 152, 3,Lg Red Cross l,2,3,hg F.T.A. l,2,3,hg Vermilion l,2,3,hg Play 3,bg Operet- pta 25 Speech l,2,3,b. KENNETH TRYGG WThe time is dull, but I shall sharpen it.n Class President Ag Speech 3,h3 Class Play hs School Play 33 F.T.A. Ag F,F,A, lg Vermilion 2,3,hg Lib- rarian L. MARTH CEL THA MAHNKE HHer quiet ways will win her friends every day.n Librarian Lg Class Play 3g Chorus 3,hg Band l,2,3,4g Speech Lg Pep Club 33 F.H. A. 2. CTransferred from Cherry in Senior year.l SENIOR AVORITES JEANETTE ALANOO JAMES HARYN JAMES POHL July 19, 1938 May 9, 1938 FebruarY 17, 1933 5' Tall 5'1ON Tall 5' 7' Tall FAVORITES: FAVORITES: FAVORITES: Song--WSailor Boyn Song--A11 of them. 30n5 nHeartbreak Pastime--Letters Pastime--NRedW , Hvteln Memory--Echo Trail Memory--Tournaments Past1me Hunting7 DAVID ANDERSON October 27, 1938 5' bin Tall FAVORITES: Song--ULisbon Antiquau Pastimee-'37 Ford Memory--Private MURIEL ANDERSON January 2R, 1938 5' 6v fTall FAVORITES: Song--WLisbon Antiquan Pastime--Don Memory--Double-date MERRILL BAKK February 13, 1938 5'1l' Tall FAVORITES: Song--NO Sole Mion Pastime--Trapping , Memory--First bobcat DIANE CARLSON November 21, 1937 5 I j+1Y FAVORITES: Song--UBand of Goldu Pastime--Sewing Memories--Met Pat RODNEY EDBLOM July 11, 1937 5'8W Tall FAVORITES: Song--WYellow Rose of Texasn Pastime--Phyllis Memory--Shot a deer LORA LEE FROMEL March ZA, 1938 5'6W Tall FAVORITES: Song--WEarth Angel' Pastime--Wayne Memory--Diamond.3U755 LLOYD GUSTAFSON September 12, 1938 6' tall FAVORITES: Song--WA Tear Felln Pastime--Judy Memory--Ask Judy PHYLLIS HENDY June 9, 1938 ?6UTdl FAVORITES: Song--NMe1ody of Loven Pastime--Rodney Memory--County Fair VIOLA KAYRAS December 17, 1937 5' lin Tall FAVORITES: Song--'You Alonen Pastime--Letters Memory--Furlough i555 BEULAH LANDMARK August 13, 1938 5' 95W Tall FAVORITES: Song--UGreat Pn enkrv Pastime--Dreaming Memory--Joe ROGER LAPPI September 18, 1937 5'8W Tall FAVORITES: Song--WSatisfied Mindn Pastime--Sleep Memory--Tournaments VERNON LAPP1 March 16, 1938 6'5W Tall FAVORITES: Song--UThe Thingn Pastime--Sleeping Memory--Private MAQCELTHA MAHNKE ebruary 6 1938 5'5 Tall ' FAVORITES: Song--WThe Bible Me Son Pastime--Reading Memory--Camp Tells JAMES NELSON February 13, 1938 6' Tall FAVORITES: Song--WSixteen Tonsu Pastime--Hunting Memory--Private Memory--Press room ALMA JANE POLLEY September 8, 1938 5'3W Tall FAVORITES: Song--WYou'll Never Walk Alone' Pastime--Drawing Memory--Summer of 1953 ALICE RANKILA February 3, 1938 5' 1' Tall FAVORITES: Song- Unc hained Melo dy Pastime-Jack. Memory-Diamond 2flhf56 MARY LOU SANKO August 13, 1938 5'lW Tall FAVORITES: Song--WHot Diggetyw Pastime--Chatting with Vi and Al. Memory--Orr Prom KSSD, EDWARD SEVERSON gay 266 1938 1171 a FAVORITES: Song--WEddy Mi Lovew Pastime--Wrec ing cars Memory--Petersonb Hill JOHN SWANSON October 29, 1938 5'9iW Tall FAVORITES: Song-WHeW Pastime--Flying Memory--Fishing Trip KENNETH TRYGG February 27, 1933 5'8W Tall FAVORITES: Song-- BLlbfg'U1ilk Skiesn Past ime--Outdoor sports Memory--June 5, 1953 JAKEY WURZEL March 6, 1938 5' Sin Tall FAVORITES: Song-WStars and Stripm Forevern Pastime--Sponging Memory--Rafters DIAPERS TO if , V, : I :k - . , 'MVK - .fx ,NR , A, ,SW A M ,,,, - vi NSG. Nfl fm F131 .rm-4... 25? H K -my PTE? kim! , wgw iyx ffy-W 3, ... , A iiffzly gvxi zi1l?3l5?5 V. , 1 W axes - if' s :Q . , :, 211' , M Q. . .M .v,.w,m..w gm ,. T -st? ,L-1 V :IA GF' W, ' QI-:yCL'Z.J X 6 -' may 6'-A-4, . ..-' ' his -.5- -. , -A :. : W D0-og, Q LWH vu-N DIPLOMAS 0-l-Q. Yllvvyjuv 1?fc.M-WW B The Senior Class of Cook High School Presents Dr, Jekyll and Mr. Hyde QA Three-Act Thrillerj FRIDAY, NOV. 4, 1955 - 8:00 P. M. COOK HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Adults 50c - Tickets Courtesy of Gustafson Motors CAST Dr. Jekylll Mr. Hyde l....... Jakey Wurzel Sir Danvers Carew ...James Pohl Diana Carew ....... Viola Kayras Dr. Lanyon .... ... James Nelson Mr. Utterson .... Kenneth Trygg Pauline ... ... Muriel Anderson Bridget ...... Alma Jane Polley Connie ......... Mary Lou Sanko Richard Enfield .. John Swanson Inspector Newcomen..James Haryn ,L POHL li X4 JIU l S lx 5---s gg . 1 llqy D,!?LFXa- WH 1 at l in 'x 'Q 5 :X .3-2. 1.1011 1,51 3 r-3 Aim alum ' I U' . if 5 'mv' -' w ,SFX QEHI .nw..wg !- ,,,, . ',,,.. N zz- D tA yr . Nsx X Q 5 FLASH.....PHYLlLS HENDY....noted band leader, has the signing of world renowned drum- MAHNKE to her band. Miss Hendy re- new drummer holds the distinction of person ever to do a triple drum roll stick. JAMES NELSON....principal of just announced mer MARCELTHA ports that her being the only with only one my old alma mater C.H.S...Has just announced the publication of his new book nNelson's Lawsn, a cdr lection of discipline problems and how he solved them...Turning to Hollywood.....Film star ROGER LAPPI returned from an extended vacation in Italy. Roger returns to accept his WOscarn, which he has been awarded for his outstanding performance in his latest motion picture, UThe Mighty FinnU...Senator JACOB WURZEL, who by the way, at present is trying to break the record for heading senate investigat- ing committees stated in a press conference YESUHH day that he is planning to buy a coonskin cap and run for president this fall...Singing star JEANETTE ALANGO has been reported seen in the company of Texas oil tycoon DAVID ANDERSON....Hmmmm,,,,MERRILL BAKK new vocalist on Billy Graham's TV program is leaving some time next week on a tour of South Af- rica. Accompaning him, says Merrill will be ac- complished pianist and composer RODNDY EDBLOM,,.,, In the world of sportS.....JAMES POHL....field man- ager of the Detroit Tigers told reporters yesterday at his spring training camp in Northern Minnesota, that the start of training will be delayed for a few days until a shipment of long underwear and snowshoes can be flown in...Miss MARY LOU SANKO owner of Sanko's Ready Mix Cement Co. has been awarded the contract for a mass cement bridge span- ning the Little Fork River. Miss Sanko reported she has hired famed civil engineer KENNETH TRYGG to head the project...ALMA JANE POLLEY.....noted hor- :..::i::. :.::::f:g:,. - .SEE5':5:E: ::::'5:: ' .EEE :..E N, 55: E212 S5 1 . g - 4 'U 'P ' e , by 'u,'Q,Pk . X... 3' 4, ,, ', t, 'f -a .- I P., 1 Q - . z Q, V . 72 e. P. n- '--'. Q1 0 'Q' 7 : I ,I ' 02: ' 2 , . x . - K 57, 9, Q., . 9: ' 1 ' 'f ir- Ex ' Yg- :- -r .'-Q 4-hx 'f Winn .T t , . - l . X - 0 i t I I 6 J lay -x 4? I 3 Xxhxllw' J X o C U 2 5 w, i, XO s PROPHESIES ,I ror cartoonist has set up residence somewhere in Chicago's east side....She says that she wishes to get the proper atmosphere for her stories.....VIOLA KAYRAS and ALICE RANKILA have just completed their WFinnish-American Dictionaryn. It is expected to be a great hit in Northern Minnesota.....LLOYD GUS- TAFSON, president of Gustafson Motors, announced the manufacture of a new sports car by his company ....Gus contends that his new s orts car will ac- celerate from O to 60 MPH. in AE seconds. QEach car comes equipped with four sets of tires.l....Ur- anium prospector JOHN SWANSON is working on a plan which he believes will revolutionize the prospect- ing profession.....Mr. Swanson plans to cross a helicopter with a camel so he can make long trips into the wilderness without refueling.....EDWARD H. SEVERSON multi-millionare bakery heir and owner of the nationally famous USwedishW line of baked.goods reports his laboratories have come up with a new product.....soft hardtack for babies and people with false teeth ...JAM S HARYN and VERNON LAPPI,.. widely acclaimed explorers....have just returned from a trek into unexplored regions of the An- arctic....when asked how they felt after spending two months in the land of eternal ice and snow, Hr- Haryn replied WCOLD!ln.....A new chain of Health Bars are being built throughout the nation by...... 7 4 wx ' xg BEULAH LANDMARK and LORA LEE FROMEL. They report U business is rising rap1dly.....A new princess has ,ap been crowned at the national convention of farm ma- ! chinery dealers.....The title of Miss Milking Ma- fftb chine of 1960 was bestowed upon Miss MURIEL ANDER- is soN.....DIANE CARLSON, head of Telephone Operators Local ll3, stated that she will call all operators from their switchboards unless their demands for comfortable working conditions have been met. Qi? V X Q! GB S gl - 1' Q sl 5 xv mL'vxX . 0 -,ee .1 X . ..... , 3 1' 'x wi .- ,, X yi Igitsqzax 'V ,i ' gui: I se is ' -Q. SENIOR LEFTOVERS JEANNETTE ALANGO, bequeath my typing ability to Janet Koski. DAVID ANDERSON, bequeath my ability to get into mischief and not be seen to Marty Silvi. MURIEL ANDERSON, bequeath my milking machine to Kathy Loomis. MERRILL BAKK, bequeath my special jump shot to Clare Stromlund. DIANE CARLSON, bequeath my sack of love letters to Helen Marsyla. RODNEY EDBLOM, bequeath my tenor voice to Harlan Miller. LURA LEE FRO EL, bequeath my best behavior to Chucky Pohl LLOYD GUSTAFSON, bequeath my beat up black Ford to Andy Grebenc. JAMES HARYN, bequeath my manly physique to Vern Chesney. PHYLLIS HENDY, bequeath my talent of arriving at school one minute before the bell to Darrell Chase. VIOLA KAYRAS, bequeath my Finnish pronunciation of 'PorkkalaW to Mr. Springhetti. BEULAH LANDMARK, bequeath my well used gym suit U0 Kay Fogelberg. ROGER LAPPI, bequeath my WToniW kit to Robert Johnson. VERNON LAPPI, bequeath my slightly used WAmerican Observersn to Mar- cia Edblom. MARCELTHA MAHNKE, bequeath my quietness in band to Carol Nieters. JAMES NELSON, bequeath my hot lunch appetite to Judy Swanson. ALMA JANE POLLEY, bequeath my way with Mr. Germ to Nancy Schelde. JAMES POHL, bequeath the safe-driving manual I received from Lorin Eldien which he received from Jesse Swanson to Jerry Huseby. ALICE RANKILA, bequeath to Darlene Jacobson my Finnish vocabulary and loyalty which I received from Beverly Kallio. MARY LOU SANKO, bequeath my power of attraction to the law of gravity. EDWARD SEVERSON, bequeath my Safe-driving tactics to Hope Keister. J HN SWANSON, bequeath my fondness for pestering girls to Richard Jacobson. KENNETH TRYGG, bequeath my ability to win bets in 5P0FtS events to Arnie Johnson. KENNETH WURZEL, bequeath my ability to spend other peoples' money to AGeorge Lindberg. Eggs? fi. V DN, -' 'EQQSQ ' E X I Cx -5 fa Y Xggfm . ' st c Ny Q U X L : Q0 4:1115 E First Row L to Flack. Second Pohl, Jacobson. ning, Nylund, Thomas, Holter Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept JUNIOR MEMO visor, Mr. Raps. ..BAND: Carol, Christine, Curtiss, Kay and Janet. tions: Ka President Y . Christine, ,Vice Presi- dent, Marcia, Secretary, Janet, Charlene, Carol, and Katherine. LIBRARY: Janet, Kay, Charlene and Katherine. ..FOOTBALL: Bob T., Jack, Bob R., Marty, Larry, Jerry and Darrell. LETTERM N: Marty, Cur- tiss, George, Darrell, Bob T. and Larry. ..CLASS OFFICERS: George, President, Curtiss, Vice President, Kay, Secre- tary-Treasurer, and Mar- ty, GO Represenative. CHORUS: Carol, Penny, Marcia, Curtiss, Danny, Charlene, Janet, George, Katherine, Christine and Kay. CHRISTMAS CARD SALES 30 JUNIORS enrolled, ad- FTL meeting and elec- R: Edblom, Loomis, Kiester, Evans, Nieters, Kennedy, P Rowz. Mr. Raps, Lappi, Kjera, Nissinen, Fogelberg, Koski, Third Row: Rankila, Lustig, Lindberg, Stromlund Ron i 2: Sligggn Fourth Row: silvi, Forsline, chase, Hnseby, Oct. Oct. Oct e Oct Oct Nov Nov Dec Dec Jan. Nay NEWSPAPER STAFF: Carol, Marcia, Christine, Kay, Janet, Danny, George, Curtiss, Katherine, and Charlene. SPEECH: Katherine, Kay, Christine, Charlene and Janet. FFA meeting and elec- tions: Leslie, Presi- dent, Clare, Vice Presi- dent, Dennis, Treasurer, Bob T., Sentinel, Danny, Bob R., and Arnie. ...CHEERLEADINGZ Charlene and George. ...HALLOWEEN bonfire, snake dance and dance. ...BASKETBALL: Jerry, Jack Curtiss, Darrell, Dennis and Marty-Manager. ...CLASS RINGS arr ved. ...JUNIOR JAMBOREES 'Show- boat H e ...DRIVERS TRAINING: Kay, Clare, Carol, Christine, Penny, Larry, Katherine, Charlene and Janet. ...HOMECOMING: Princess Carol, esocrted by Cur- tisse 11,,.,PROM: 'Moonlight Sere- nade'. MEN First Row L to R: Marsyla, Mahnke, Lee, Aune, Swanson, Trygg. Second Row: Pohl, Jensen, Nieters, D. Johnson, Nelmark, Agnew, Ludlow. Third How: Lenzen, Eldien, Uhesney, Refsdal, Leander, Aho. fourth Row: fug- ina, Kallio, Viburg, R. Johnson, Degrugillier Jacobson Fsllos. 9 3 5 ri, A'iM2ii J, 1-, ' ,... . -, , E Qi 5 bk PRESIDENT VICE PRES. SECRETARY On September seventh we Sophomores wearily started our journey through the nine long months of school. We reported to our home room203 and were surprised to see Mr. Fugina, our new advisor. The first thing we did was elect our class officers. For the executive seat we elected Mary, in case of her death her duties will be taken over by Dick. Norma became our Secretary, and Faye took over our financial problems. As football season kicked around we were proud to have Andy, Dick, Ken, Wally, Vern, John, Gluey, and David representing our class on the team. Most of the girls joined the F.T.A. and Byron, Keith, and Gluey are members of the F.F.A. The chorus was well supported with most of us attending. As basketball season rolled around Wally, Andy, Dick, Ken, Gluey, Norman, Keith, Vern, David, and John appeared as our stars. Leading the cheering were Mary and Ardyce. For the basketball homecoming Janice was chosen as our Lady-In-Waiting. She was escorted by our basketball star, Wally, Our class led the sale of magazines with Ardyce as the top sahxman. For our selling ability we were given a party. Most of us joined the Square Dance Club and Mary was elected as the secretary-treasurer. Ardyce, Keith, and Barbara Trygg represented our class in speech. Though we've accomplished little we've had a lot of fun as Soph- omores and are looking forward to becoming Juniors. QONQY 40495 S ooo I' ' ff 1' c-baba, Cattle Call Moments to Remember 8 I, xf'r '41 'L ,,j, ,f , Es: -.Nerf O11 . ,. 4 C O on Mine P apa 'O lla I .awww O Zo be s 16 O40 690 S Hirst Row L to R: Doroff, Sundeen, Kayras, Rankila, Swanson, Tokvam, L. Jacobson, Coonts, Ongalo. Second Row: Estabrooks, Edhldh, Schelde, Falk, Degrugillier, Fogelberg, D. Jacobson, Forsline, Filbert, LeMoine, Third Row: Skur, Huseby, Karni, Heglund, Haryn, Vidor, Setter, Miller, Kennedy, Del3ch.,rFourthwHow: Mr. Fortun, N- Vidor, Ballard, Pajari Kallio, Landmark, Bontto, AmUHdSOH, Johnson, Aryila.? f , ,h I - or . Ni .Q ' X ' - ' K- L . A or f, :fff,gg ,,, - fa li' A ,5,- Page , dooo ,,: ,oznz s iafrisi . re., . ed 1 .salem eeoeeo air 'r Aggies, 4 , A eral W iueiisaeae ':-. Q 'kd ill X A '::': if no . ' PRES1DENT V C V,4SEC.-TREAS. vice rats. . G,o, REP, On September 7, 1955 we Q38 so-called summer vacationers! tramped in Mr. Fortunls home room, number 205. The first riot occurred when we chose class officers. We finally decided on the following: President, Doris Falkg Vice President, Donald Delichg Secretary-Treasurer, John Haryng G.O. Representative Mickey Karni. Most of our girls serve in F.T.A., under Mrs. Goehring's able h d? ership. We enjoy giving assistance to the elementary teachers who are thankful for a brief rest during their busy day. The girls also assist in the library, giving their valuable time to make it a better place in which to learn and study. The singers in our class meet every Friday, to practice the songs our director, Mrs. Wurzel, would have us sing. A highlight in our mu- sical training was a trip to Duluth, last fall, where we sang as a part of a large chorus. Another event we can be, and are proud of is the fact that the ma- jority of our boys tried out for football and basketball. The hazy au- tumn afternoons provided diversion from boring studies. Our boys came in from the field grimy, triumphant and happy Coccasionallyl that is. Later on basketball games gave us an opportunity to show good spmtsmnr- ship. Harlan, a nveterann by now, serves our team as nwater boyu. Another highlight of the year was when all of the Junior Cheer- leaders came from our Freshman class. They were Hope, Shirley, Mary Lou and Beatrice, who did a fine job in leading the cheers. Throughout our Freshman year, we've all had loads of fun, and kE's hope there's more in Store for us in our coming Sophomore year. Sri Ollll - H 'QQ mfs? W X r f ? 5. J 'nu 'V' -l!ll' .0 q i . L .L, V e, rg, - u ' I 1 i : V 1f - L 'ig ff: - U X 24 .1,4.: 4 A Q, in ' Q -,,,. Q. 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Third Row: Bystrom, Boutto, Eldien, Agnew, Hol- ter, Hanson. Fourth Row: Germ, Gordon, Finnila, Johnson, Elbe, Flack, Beatty, DeRusha. 5 HQTTTHZ 'd ddd -,. ffmfi fdd 'ld d i BW S '::: S 511 .' I . ' A A C PRESIDENT VICE PRES. SECRETARY TREASURER G.O. REP. We all came back to school griping and groaning that vacation was over, but when we reached our home room, and found Mrs. Leding as our home room teacher everyone began to smile. At our first class meeting we elected Terry, president, Byron, vice president, Carol, secretary, Andy, treasurer Kalthough we had no money5g and Connie G.O. representative until she moved, then Ann took over the job. Our Red Cross representatives are Peggy and Tom. Our newcomers this year are Peggy McFarland and Marilyn Mahnke, Our class has participated in the Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Hospital Benefit programs. Those who went to Coleraine for the Speech Festival were Ann, Connie, Judy, Terry, and Carol. f ' Our class has been studying Choral Reading under the leadership of Mrs. Wurzel. Peggy got her poem entitled nMy Castlen published in WYoung America Singsn. We have one band member, Andy, who plays the trombone. In Girl Scouts, Cheryl, Ann, and Peggy are working for their First-Class Badges. The Boy Scouts, Terry, Byron, Leonard, Richard H., and Alden are working for their First-Class, Second-Class and Tender Foot Badges. Our A-H'rs are Tom, Lloyd, Gary A. and Carol. We will not forget our eighth grade year and our dear teachers. We hope next year will O9 just as interesting and full of fun as this year was. WLOOK OUT NINTH GRADE, HERE WE COME.n First Row L to R: Lee, Ronning, Setter, K. Olson, Lelvloine, f.. Bank ila. Second Row, Mr. Urick, Lahti, Nylund, Baker, Stevens, Simonson Roivanen, G. Hankila. Third Row, J. Refsdal, Eliason, Obidowskl Nolde, Kontio, Schultze, Maki. Fourth Row, Lenzen, Parzyck, Sanko Phyle, Olson, Lueckon, S. Refsdal. X K ,522 ah., . M ,,,X ,.E 'P 552 :12 3, S W , :EA A G if? f Qissw' thhttt h , Soht, I YE ni W! M : fi- it 'A 1,5 -' iifil ,gxsr T ,,,f,,f fx 1 w if 'smgzfi Z' ,F .. V ' j51:,.fAf2m: f 4 , 1516 Hz Kffjj V, ,f , -:f.iv,'M,:,,s' , X - f -3 - fx,fweA'f ,V , W2 -V , f, Y H 1 'A X if X W. , 'hx -4 fy mi Q2 ,Q gifs, . 'f-- :i , QQW, ,M EL? M if mu, .: 5 -J , E L '51 4 . ,5--, Q l h h othh ,1 f l 'cv'-ml-fgiiwf A Mali-ivz,5s1 f 2 M, -ii- fqmafv 'N ::.':.1.,i 5553 ae Om I' X '-1 L. nv ' w 1 Y, AJ W 4 A X r ,aw , wggffygmi Xxx M ,R ,ww Mi g 42 'lr 6 J X in X 3 f M . Efgiisf ..- 55 : xml- ,ibhlh '. , , ,wwf ,:9,,fshg '- , , f rv 1, pf First Row L to R: Kontio, Sands, Giegerich, Leander, Rank- ila, Beatty, Lenzen, Lane. Second Row: Renta, Miller, Mihm, Nissinen, S. Johnson, Rytkcnen, D. Johnson, Anderson. Third Row: Mr. Eldien, Bleek, Pauna, Fillmore, Phyle, Tokvam,Swan- son, D. Jonnson. Fourth Row: Ludlow, Jensen, Degrugillier, Landmark, Silvi, Hendy, Stantion, Metsa. CLASS OFFICERS President Mark Ludlow Vice Pres. H Merwyn Metsa Sec.-Treas. Maurice Degrugilller Kathy Kontio RED cnoss SCOUTS Mary Lou Pliml Earl Anderson POEM WINNERS Mark Ludlow Karen Tokvam Judy Beatty Rosalee Giegerich Merwyn Metsa Kathy Kontio Judy Lenzen BAND PATROL Merwyn Metsa Andy Laine Jimmy Hendy Earl Anderson Rose Marie Leander x gf' I X ,fm- J, 1 .K 9 , , I .gfki ,jf.g:,5 , Q 51 M QV' ki ,I , E Wg I A Hi - g,.,1QgfQQLz W V ,QM jjfxsdf- Wm, , MQ' - 13, V ,,,. 1 5, 2 ,E ,,,,. .,,s?Z7Xsl.f1 ,dfl 220211, ,. EQZQ7 -vw:-f 3, ,q,,m,. M911 , Us fw, 1w::f,, 1f:.?fu,??f12z,ff-,sm fm Wwyxw First Row, L to R: Flack, Refsdal, R. Kallio. Second Row, Lappi, Grebenc, Silvi, Haryn, Thomas, Pohl. Third Row, Mr. Fortun, Rankila, Pajari, Landmark, Viburg, Jacobson, D. Kallio, Miller. Fourth Row, Setter, Vidor, Fallos, Degrugillier, Karni, Haryn, Huseby, Nelson. Scores Embarrass 19-25 Cherry 25-37 Alango LO-12 Orr 13-20 Cotton 60-19 Jim H. Rog co-captain co-captain ,lv H Coach Fortun Ass't. Mgr. Miller Andy Marty J1m P .ww , -iv? 'W' SQUAD First Row L to R: R. Lappi, Gustafson, Nelson, V. Lappi, Gerbenc, Refs dal: Second Rowg Silvi, Eldien, Viburg, Chase, Bakk, Ronning, Kallio, Nylund, Mr. Fortun. Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook Cook LL Keewatin 51 59 Alango 33 hh Tower -Soudan 38 gggi 50 OFF 46 Cook 51 Ely 84 39 Eveleth 65 Cook A8 Embarrass h5 Cook 6A Biwabik Sh A6 Tower-Soudan A9 SUB LL Virginia 62 b3 Orr LA Cook 31 Int'l. Falls 78 LO Alango 33 58 Aurora 82 59 Gilbert 82 59 Mt. Iron 87 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT 57 Orr 68 JIM ROG VERN COACH SQUAD First Row L to R: Karni, Jacobson, R. Kallio, Nylund, Fallos, Delich. Second Row: Coach Fortun, Vidor, Viburg, Boutto, Degrugillier, Ronning, D. Kallio, Eldien, Miller. Third Row: Chesney, Setter, Haryn, Arvila, Aho, Skur. Cook 17 Keewatin 37 Cook 25 Virginia 39 1 Cook 20 Alango 16 Cook 1,5 Orr 31 Cook 19 Tower-Soudan 31 Cook 19 Int'1. Falls 35 Cook 31 Orr 18 Cook 51+ Alango 18 Cook 31, Eveleth 28 Cook 26 Aurora 39 Cook 37 Embarrass 33 Cook A2 Gilbert 50 Cook 23 Biwabik 13 Cook 37 Mt. Iron A2 Cook 22 Tower-Soudan 28 First Row L to R: Dick, Darrell, Wally, Curt. Second Row: Norman, Andy, Coach Fortun, Jack. CHEERLEADERS Mary Ardyce George . 'ip .. Q X 'Nf W Xpff . W ,3E. i X'y wx? Q .wx W NF mf kt, , 8 U g 19' X, N,- . y-,I ,L V' , I t J, -e .4-. 4' N Q .- E , , . f ., X j'CI3,,,,' N ' :J ff' TJ ' JSM X 43'q, JL,?F ' Fx ' Q , .x.m,,.7 ,J , 4. fx g ' 4 N 5 x. 1- 'X .. f . KJ QV -, .- QN ,.. .Xl K E yr' Q. '. -f..,,.f , , , Ewa fe 7, Beatrice Shirley HOPG Mary Lou Alice Chucky A r 1 First Row, L to R: Lindberg, Pohl, Grebenc, Refsdal, R. Lappi. Sec ond Row, Mr. Fortun, Flack, Kallio, Chase, Nylund. Third Row, V Lappi, Gustafson, Silvi, Nelson, Viburg, Thomas. OFFICERS President . . . . . .James Nelson Vice President . . . Andy GFSEGHC Secretary-Treasurer . .James rohl CAROL KAYRAS Q U E E N L O R A L E E , CAROL NIETERS, LORA LEE FROMEL, JANICE BERGMAN P R I N C E S S C A R O L .Xa .1 , 5,55 L TAA A Q 5 D ' Q iff Y 5' iff 'S Q I '?fff N 4 w jf A 3 xgfs I XP C21 T ., J I -XJ! N Y W G 972 J A N I C E 'N .. V' k cf 5 f . Q 'if Q if 5 ' 5 fx .f Q1 A 1 .FL A L E E i X X a Pa,wer'wvvm1,':mi552549252fwfrgfwriiewff-22322Qwezmwaifisfwwww-rfffasuiifwrmf41i,gwsxi'fe,'H :mf,,,'eif1zg:,n f - .Supl ,,g1g,-fz.iivfff,-:-f, 'f,1,'g1::-f,5g'f,,:f::21ffl,ff3,f,fgVgwfgM.-,311 ,,,75,,,5 ,:,A:,H, VK.,rem,Wim.,,,fWM5Z,,,,,,Q,,,, lt. H,m,i,,.,,,,,',Mi1f,,.,:f'w:fw:wwf,,5,M,,Mu,mM:vm,m,,,MW,Mgig1,,.Z SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 6- Back to school. 13- Juniors select class rings. 16- Football game. Embarrass, here. l9- Class officers elected. 23- Football game. Cherry, here. 28- Football game. Cook at Alango. 29- No school. Teachers' Institute. OCTOBER 3- School resumes 7- Football game. Cook at Orr lu- Football game. Cook at Cotton. 20- No school. N.E.M.E.A. 2h - School resumes. G.O. reassembled matinee. 28- Senior Tea. NOVEMBER 3- Senior Class Play A- nDr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyden. 23- 25- Basketball game. 29- Basketball game. 30- Jakey wins nV.O.D. DECEMBER 2- Basketball game. Juniors recieved class rings. Keewatin, here Alango, here. 11 Cook at Tower 2- Donkey Basketball 6- Basketball game. 15- Junior Jamboree. 16- Basketball game. 22- Basketball game. game. Cook at Orr. 'Showboat.W Ely here. Eveleth, here. A 23- Christmas vacation begins. CALENDAR JANUARY 3 School resumes. 10- Basketball game. Cook at Embarrass 13- Basketball game. Cook at Biwabik 20- Basketball game. Tower, here 27- Basketball game. Virginia, here 3l- Lora Lee crowned queen at homecoming game. Orr, here. FEBRUARY 3- Basketball game. Cook at International Falls. 7- Basketball game. Cook at Alango 8- NCareer Day.W Seniors excused to attend 8- Hospital Benefit Program. 10- Basketball game. Aurora, here 13- Vacation because of Lincoln's birthday 16- Speech meet at Virginia. 17- Basketball game. Cook at Gilbert 2L- Basketball game. Mr. Iron, here MARCH 2- Sub-District tournament. Cook versus Orr. 21- District speech meet in EV'-2191311 29 Easter vacation begins. APRIL 3 Easter vacation ends. 21- Music Festival. MAY 3- Honor Banquet. ll- Prom - WMoonlight Serenade 27- Baccalaureate. 29- Graduation. 30- No school. Memorial Day. JUNE 1- School closes. First Row, L to R: Fogelberg, Swanson, B. Swanson, Kallio, Nissinen, , Nylund, Swanson. Second Row: Koski, R. Mahnke, Ronning, Lee, Metsa J. Handy, Eliason, Nolde, Maki. Third Row: Wurzel, C. Nieters, Leander, N. Nieters, M. Mahnke, Pajari, B. Leander, Mr. Nelson, P. Hendy,E1dien, Refsdal. First row, L to R: Goonts, Edblom, Flack, Jenson, Polley, Rankila, Kay- ras, Evans, Tokvam, E. Jacobson, Ludlow, B. Swanson, R. Mahnke. Second row: C. Pohl, Hendy, Anderson, Lee, Degrugillier, J. Swanson, M. Edblom, Estabrook, A. Pohl, Loomis, N. Nieters. Third row: Mrs. Wurzel, Sundeen S. Forsline, C. Fogelberg, Doroff, Ongalo, C. Nieters, Sanko, A. Hankila Nissinen, Aune, M. Mahnke. Fourth row: J. Pohl, Nylund, Refsdal, Millen Nelemark, Johnson, Agnew, Landmark, K. Fogelberg, Koski, Wurzel, Arvila, Chesney, Aho. Fifth row: Grebence, Eldien, Pajari, Forsline, Viburg, Kallio, R. Jacobson, Lindberg, Degrugillier, Bakk, R. Edblom, Swanson. First row, L to R: Mr. Fugina, Anderson, C. Pohl, Wurzel, Koski, N. Nieters. Second row: Aune, Kallio, Edbolm, Hendy, Trygg, Kay- ras, Ludlow, Loomis, Aho, Fogelberg, C. Nieters, J. Pohl. Editor in chief . . , , , , , , . Anderson Assoc.'Editor . . . . , . . . . . . .C. Pohl Feature Editors . . .Wurzel, Loomis, Nieters Interviews . . . . . . . . . . .Trygg, Aho Humor Editors . . Kayras, Fogelberg, Nieters Reporters . .Nissinen, Hendy, Edblom, Koski, Aune . Sports Editors . . . J. Pohl, Ludlow, Kallio Art Editor 0 0 0 0 0 o o o 0 o 0 0 o Rankila Circulation Staff . A. Pohl, Alango, Bergman Production Staff .Chesney, Lindberg, Nylund, Forsline, Viburg Typists . . . . . .Polley, Carlson, Landmark Advisors . . . . . . Springhetti, Fugina First Row, L-to R: Mr. Springhetti, Chesney, Lindberg, Viburg, Forsline. Second Row: Mahnke, Landmark, Polley, Alango, Pohl, Rankila, Carlson, Nylund. First Row, L to R: Pajari, Jacobson, Johnson, Arvila, Second Row, Mr. Grebenc, Forsline, Edblom, Anderson, Stromlund, Aho, Holter, Bakk, Thomas. OFFICERS President .... . Leslie Arvila Vice President . .Clare Stromlund Secretary . . . . . . . Keith Aho Treasurer . . . Dennis Holter Sentinel . . .Robert Thomas Reporter . . . Merrill Bakk LIBRARIANS First Row: L to R: Mrs. Goehring, Tokuam, Coonts, Edblom, Evans, Loomis, Aahnke, Alangg, Mrs, Wurzel. Second How, Hendy, Fogelberg, Falk, Edblom, Estabrooks, Ludlow, N. Nieters, Jacobson. Third Row: M. Anderson, Nelmark, C. Nieters, Nissinen, C. Pohl, A. Pohl, Filbert, Carlson, Swanson. Four- th Row: D. Anderson, Wurzsl, Agnew, Fogelberg, Landmark, Koski, Aune, J. Swanson, Trygg. F.T. A. Standing, L to R: Fogelberg, Doroff, Koski, D. Anderson, C. Fogelberg, Ongalo, Forsline, Mahnke, Hendy, Johnson, Coontz, Sundeen, Alango, Mrs. Wurzel, Wurzel, bwanson, Carlson. Sitting, L to R: Trygg, M. Anderson, Pohl, Loomis, Lee. Seated, L to Rzl Mr. Germ, Kayras, Anderson, Mr. Springhetti. Standing, Maki, Grebenc, Aho, Silvi, Karni, Nelson, Pohl, Sanko, Evans, Kontio. First Row, L to R: Pliml, McFarland, Fogelberg Rankila. Second Row, Mrs. Goehring, A. Pohl, C. Pohl, Carlson, Anderson. Third Row, Kontio, Gordon, Wurzel, Arvila, Miller. PATROL First Row L to R: Flack, Laine, Estabrooks, Anderson. Second Row: Mr. Germ, Setter, West, Gustafson, Cheney, Roivanen, Teppo. School Safety Patrols have been functioning in Minnesota for many years. In l93O, the American Legion offered its services to the State Department of Highways in promoting, sponsoring,N and installing school safety patrols throughout the state and has participated actively since that time. Other organizations have also cooperated in this movement such as the Parent-Teachers Association. In 1933 the state legislature authorized the organization of school safety patrols. School Safety Patrol instructs and protects members of the student body in crossing streets and highways at or near the sduxd. The students that make up the patrol volunteer their services and are selected by the school principal. It has been found that the students in the lower grades per- form this duty more successfully than others. Generally the-Prin- cipal of the school is advisor of the organization. Through him the students are given the training. Each summer the American Legion and Minnesota Highway Depart- ment hold a summer school patrol camp. Last year the two boys from Cook who were sent to the camp were James Lahti and Frank Parzyck. This year the camp will be held at Legionville, Minnesota, on North Long Lake near Brainard. Two boys from Cook will again be selected by the Local American Legion Post. While at camp the boys are given the training which is necessary in promoting good Patrol systems. The Cook Safety Patrol is made up of lO boys from grades 6 and 7. Mr. Germ is their advisor. THIS 'N' THAT Total number of seniors - - - 2A umber of girls - ------ ll umber of boys ------- 13 - ill Edward Q22 David C31 Rodney CLD Merrill Q51 Kenneth C62 Muriel Q71 Jim N. C83 John - - - - -ill Mary Lou 121 Lora Lee S Swedish - Russians - English - Finnish - - German- - - Norwegians- Blondes- - Brunettes- Brownettes -c ly Phyllis - -fl czir can lv K6 - -cl 42,13 ca cm M4 - cn C2 - - - -cn 4? can cz. 4? new ii - - Q1 Q21 L 137 Ch C51 K1 C27 D Alice Jim H. Jeanie H Viola 51 Vern 1 Roger D Jakey Jim P. H Janey rceltha Beulah V J Diane Jeanie J Alice Beulah H Janey H Lloyd Rodney 77 Vern 183 Ed H Jakey ora Lee Phyllis D Viola Jim P, H Diane Muriel C35 Marceltha QLD Mary Lou 151 Merrill K6IJim H. 173 Jim N. L81 John l95 Ken C101 Dave - ill Roger Red ------- - Blue e es y ---------- 12 Brown eyes- - - 6 Hazel eyes ---- ------ 4 Green eyes ----- l Number of Democrats ---- - lb Republicans - - - - - - - - - 6 Undecided -------- - - 3 Anti-Prohibitionist ----- l Number of Lutherans - - - - - 12 Baptists ----- ------ 5 Missions ---------- - 3 Catholic ---- Jehovah Witness Assemblies of Go Sure of addition Undecided - - - Definitely not - Most dramatic Most studious - - Quietest - - Wittiest ---- Biggest flirt Cutest - - - Best Laugh - Best dancer - -- ----- 1 -------1 d ------ 1 al schooling -ll ------- 6 ------- 7 - - Bo : Jake Girlz Janey - -Boy: David Girl: Muriel - - Boy: Vern Girl: Beulah - - - Boy: Ken Girl: Lora Lee - Boy: Jim P. Girl: Mary Lou - Boy: Jim P. Girl: Jeanie - - - Boy: John Girl: Diane - Boy: Jim P. Girl: Viola Best skater ---- - - -Phyllis Those who have driver's licenses Boys: 10 Girls: 2 Engaged girls ----- ill Alice C25 Lora Lee Boys who own cars - - ill Rodney Country slicks - City hicks - - - Q21 David 131 Lloyd fb? John - - - - - - 18 - - - - - - 6 Farthest from school - - Lora Lee Closest to school ---- Jeanie Tallest ---- - - - Boy : Ed Girl: Beulah Shortest ---- - Boy: David Girl: Jeanie Oldest ----- - - Boy: Roger Girl: Diane Youngest ---- - - Boy: John Most athletic - Most artistic - Best writer - - Best scribbler - Fastest talker - Noisiest ---- Still 17 years o 18 - - - - - - - Already 19 - - - Girl: Janey Boy: Jim N. Girl: Alice Boy: Jakey Girl: Janey - - Mary Lou - - - - - -Tied Vern and Ed - - -Boy: JakeY Girl: Lora Lee - - Boy: Jim N. 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Edblom's Insurance Bill's Motor Court Vanity Beauty Shop Linden Grove Store Cook Variety Store Range Office Supply Willie's Auto Sales Pajari Maytag Sales Cook Co-op Creamery H. C. Hill and Sons Swanson's DruSSt0re Wurzel's Dairy Store Range Co-op Federation Ardin's Duame's Ranta's Jack Lee Dr. Heiam Sorvari's Kess Cafe The Elroy Mecca Inn Arne Lahti Hod Ludlow Bill Picek Vos' Resort Jim's Grill The Batches Frank Pliml Co-op Store Fox Hardware Charles Pohl A. J. Thomas Julius Fadum Don Anderson Head-0-Lakes Marvin Chase Riek Sisters Little Sweden Hiti's Studio Gooper's Cafe Howard Siegel Lobe's Garage Muskego Point Am. Linen Supply Co. H. B. Terryberry Co. Northland Dress Shop Barnes' NPhillip 66W Lovell ' s Gamble Store Northern Electric Co. Vermilion Dry Cleaners Arrowhead Seed Growers Norman Distributing Co. North American Evergreen Helstrom Machine Welding Farmers and merchants State Orr Merchants: Lammi's Mel's Market Patten's Cafe Scott W. Erickson Johnson's One Stop Anchor Gas and Fuel Wally's Auto Service Chisholm Merchants: The Free Press Casey Rexall Drugs Chisholm Motor Sales Vi-Don Variety Store B. D. Spector and Son Cento Firestone Store Rupp Furniture Company Dostal Electric Applia Band nces FINI The Hills Ahead Look Hard And Steep And High, And Often We Behold Them With A Sigh, But As We Near Them Level Grows The Road, We Find On Every Slope, With Every Load, The Climb Is Not So Steep, The Top So Far, The Hills Ahead Look Harder Than They Are. Douglas Malloch J 4- .-,... ,1iQf!jy.,1Q?4iQ ' A by 66 jmgk My WWW1 , 1b ' ' . ' W U35 M Vp ,jf J' WK fl' Q WWW ' My Jhvmggvfj' Mwijiwqwva ' A Wy' gkligw ff, yygiisff . Wa rx , Q gf W Si L ,, , Q, 6, W. M WRU NX 1 Wbfvfygifkod od fx pi W .SJW ' 5 I WX 4 nw,JWWJ!imNjYp,6 ,. , LW w Hwy WDW 0 x W AM Jw WSW WW 0 Lx A O ww wiifffe WM? W 3 W5iiiw5:jNydyJ5j0,Wy 2f?'?f5,f W AMA Efmfawwgfjjwi, M2563 gwwl Ujvlm ff? ffl P ff' Eff gf Wi Qffjiysffgi WV MW LW? 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