Cumberland High School - Beofor Yearbook (Cumberland, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1959 volume:

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We, the class of '59 invite you to view for the last time, high school life in the old building. Table of Contents Faculty 8. Students. . .Page 7 Sports. . .i . .Page 39 Activities. .Page 47 Advertising.Page 65 xii.. Whether II be school problems or soc1al act1v1t1es, the telephone IS the answer SCHOOL High school means many things to many students For some it s a cheer and a song of victory as the school athlettc teams compete for tuumph For others school means serxousness ln then stud1es But to everyone school 1S a wonderful way of lxfe and learnmg l - ' I .., T .- stil 4 FE The Cumberland Beaverettes per form at home basketball and foot ball games Crash go the cymbals, the tr1 tmgles and the drums beat ou march, and the choruses smg at the mus1c festlval Standmg 1n lme represents many m1nutes of Waltlng for 1mpat1ent students Lunch l1nes bus lmes, off1ce l1nes, and the unforgettable l1nes formed Whlle waltlng to get ln to see the basketball games The pep band plays an rmportant part rn boostrng team morale and lrftrng the spurt of the student body The annual GAA Chrrstmas party was one of the Paul Curnow Robert Nevm Denms Splatt Bud Yu many aCL1V1I16S of school orgamzatrons such as Pep and John Wrckre entertalned the students at a pep club C Club FHA FFA Nurses club Journalrsm sessron and Photo club 6 FACULTY AND STUDENT -Edie The citizens of CHS are the foundations on which we build. The strength of our school is determined by the foundation. Classes come first to assure durability, mental and moral uprighteousness,andfu1- fillment of the purpose of our school. 7 Mr. J. K. Hoyer, the supervising principal, has extra responsibility this year as the new school is being constructed. In addition to his regular administrative duties, he finds time to do some reading and fishing. Mr. Hoyer attended Northland College and the University of Minnesota SCHOCJL ADMINISTRATORS LOOK The assistantprincipal Mr A D Spool man teaches a class of advanced mathe matics and a newly formed class of photog raphy in addition to his executive obliga tions He also instructs visual aids opera tors Mr Spoolman attended Northland College and the University of Minnesota Offlce secretarles are Mrs Larsen and Mrs Westln Dorothy Benson helps the offlce secretarxes AHEAD TO THE FUTURE Th1s year the school board has an addxtlonal task ln helping plan the new school Board members are Mr Lar son, Mr Knutson, Dr Lund, Mr D'Am1co and Mr Jaconson 9 E Q, L E n ah.Q,he 'Ml m m fl' X V A gs JOHN ANDERSON Stevens Point, Grade and high school instrumental music, re- laxes listening to hi-fi and enjoys fishing. ELMER BERAN JAMES DIMICK River Falls, Geometry, Biol0gY, St. Cloud State, Physical Educa General Math., Basketball coach. tion classes, Football and Baseball coach, Cen. science, Biology Athletics and four children. FACULTY MEMBERS LOOK FORWARD LEE DOSCH HARVEY KAMNETZ River Falls, U. of Minn. HOWARD HUNT Whitewater, University of Minne Boys' Physical Education, Boys' University of Wisconsin, Agricul- sotag Shorthand, Typing, Senlor Intramural Adviser, Health, Hunt- ture, FFA Adviser, enjoys garden- Business, Raises and sells su-aw ing, Fishing, Camping, Golf. ing. berry plants, ff V? ?i,,,,.,. HAROLD LINDEMANN MATHEW LOFY KENNETH MCDONALD River P21159 Drivers training, Marquette, University of Minne- River Falls, U. of Minn.g General Citizenship, Enjoys hunting. sotag Am. Problems, Guidance Science, Physics, Chemistry, Counselor, Auction Sales, Ani- Fishing, Hunting, Reading. mal Husbandry, Collecting Early Americana TO TEACHING IN NEW SCHOOL ROBERT PICKERING River Fallsg English, Speech, RAY WISNER HAROLD WYSS Forensics, Senior Class Play, River Falls, U.S. History, Geog- Milton College, Am. Problems, Collie dogs, Tropical fish, Hi-fi faplly, Assistant coach, Enjoys English, Citizenship, Bowling, Building models. meeting people and outdoor life. Golfing, Fishing. DORIS BRUNNER LaCrosseg Girls' Physical Ed. Health, GAA Adviserg Enjoys Hunting, fishing, skiing, art crafts. BETTY FRALEY Stout, Home Economics, FHA - Adviser, Traveler. DONNA GREEN Carroll College, English, Sewing, Records. LAURA HIGGINS University of Minnesota, World history, Journalism, Beaver Booster and Beofor Adviser, Travel. INFZ KAVANAUGH Eau Claire, University of Wiscon- sing Library, Drafting, Collecting china and silverware. EVA KRONBERG Ripon College, University of Wisconsin, Junior Business, Algebra, likes knitting and bowling f f' 1 Mfr . f iii , ,C ' ' Mufti , ' , Wk nhfcyf' U A AV . Iiili ,i ,fic'7'? ,df , 1, if u-1 CARLENEPRA'I7 T WY' Lawrence College, Grade arid High school vocal music, Plays the organ. RUTH THORSON Superior State, Library, English, Music and her family. y- Senior class officers look over football and basket- ball schedules. STANDING, Helen Linder, George Monchilovich, Norma Colman. SITTING, Tom Benjamin, Judy Goldsmith, LaVonne Olson. In the fall of '55 eighty-three hopeful aspirants entered these halls of learning, Elected to serve our class were Gerald Cordes, Carroll Peterson, Tom Odden, Laurel Mettner, Butch Ovitt, and Sue Jebe, Our class was active in the formation of the Youth- Center and the Annual Mardi Gras. We chose Jim Poulter, Laurel Mettner, Pat Grimstvedt, LaVonne Olson, Tom Bohn, and Donna Palm as officers and representatives during our sophomore year. During the junior year everyone helped to make our junior-senior prom a success. Paul Rasmussen chose Nancy Irwin as queen. We presented Ten O'C1ock Scholar for our class play. While preparing the Beaver Boosters and the Beofor, posing for our class pictures, participating in the school events, we are planning our futures. Our class can also take a bow for the innovation of weekly Dress Up-Day. Mr. Pickering listens to George Petrangelo, Pat Helen Steltzner, Dennis Piechowski, Caroll Peterson Grimstvedt, and Sue Jebe try out for the senior class and John Wanner take part in a panel discussion in play. speech. G Bents W Bergman T Bohn N Colman G. Cordes B . Wols RICHARD EUGENE BARROWS Bare Intramural 1 4 THOMAS DALE BENJAMIN BenJy BB 1 BB 1, Intramural 1 4, FB1 4 C C1ub3 4 Class Offlcer 4 Booster 4 GERD RANDOLPH BENTS BB 1 BB 1 Intramural 1 4 FB 1 3 Glee Club 3 4 Class Off1cer 3 WILLIAM LAWRENCE BERGMAN B111 Intramural 1 4 FFA 1 4 THOMAS WNILLIAM BOHN Tom Golf 1 2 Band 1 4 Offlcer 3 4 Band Play 1 C Club 3,4 Band Solo 1 4 Class Offlcer 2 Class Play 4 Beofor 4 Glee Club 2 4 Offlcer 3 Chorus 1 3 Offlcer 2 3 Vocal Solos 2 4 Audlo Vlsual 2, Band Major 2 4 NORMA JEAN COLMAN G1 G1' Class Offxcer 4 GAA 1 4 Glee Club 1 Chorus 2 3 GERALD ROGER CORDES-- erry --BB 1' Intramural 2-4' FB 1-4- BB 1' FFA 1-4- Officer 2-4' C-Club 3-45 Class Officer 1- Beofor 3' Chorus 2- Forensics 3- Audio-Visual 2-4. BONNIE MARIE WOLS 14 n n-- - -- ll ' D . -- ' J Q' ' 5 ' ' 3 Q . R. Barrows T. Benjamin ' S 5 S ' S - 5 , n - n-- - . , , . R . --ll --BB 15 Intramural 1-43 FB 1-43 - 9 - s - s S ' S 5 S s s I - s S ' 5 - 5 - 3 - 'I --u - -l -- ' 9 - 5 3 - . HJ 7 I ! J 2 y J 1 1 y JERALDINE ANN COTONE Jer1 Cheerleader 3 4 GAA 1 Band 1 4 Class Play 4 Booster 4 Band Solo 1 4 Chorus 2 Beaverettes 3 4 JOSEPH GENE CURELLA Geno Intramural 1 4 FB 3 4 BB 2 Bandl 4 Booster 4, Chorusl 2 Forenslcs 1 2 SUSAN MARY CURNOW Sue GAA 1 4 Bandl 4 Solos ens 2 4 Beofor 4 Glee Club '7 4 Chorus 3 4 Rutabaga Festlval Attendant 4 JANET HAZEL DROEGE Jan Glee Club l LLOYD EDWARD FLORER Grandpa BB 1 Intramural BB 1 FF SANDRA JEAN ERICKSON Sand1 GABRIELLE ANN FUERST-- Gay --GAA 1-2' Band 1-4. SANDRA JEAN GlLL-- Sandi -- Library 2-33 GAA 2' FHA 2-4' VP 4' Glee Club 1' Chorus 3-4' Forensics 4. i J Cotone J Curella S Curnow 'ES' L Florer G. Fuerst -Q' A J Droege .10 S Erxckson S. Gill JUDIT1-I IRENE GOLDSMITH-- Goldy --GAA 2-45 B and 1-45 Class VP 45 Class Play 45 Glee Club 15 Chorus 1-45 Vocal Solo 1-4. PATRICIA ANN GRIMSTVEDT-- Pat --Band 1-45 GAA 1-45 FHA 1-45 Class Officer 25 Class Play 45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Chorus 25 Homecoming Candidate 45 Beaverettes 3-4. MARLENE MAE HAGE1BERGER-- Mar -- Forensics 15 GAA 2-45 B team cheerleader 45 FHA 1,4. DONNA MAE HEPPNER-- Heifer --Band 1-45 GAA 1-25 Solo ens. 3-45 Class Play 45 Glee Club 1-25 Vocal solo 25 Chorus 1-25 Beaverettes 3-45 Majorette 2-4. SUZANNE HODSON-- Sue --CAA 1. ELAINE ANN HOHWEILER--Library 3-45 FHA 2. ROBERT WILLIAM HUEBNER-- Bob --FFA 1-4. NANCY JOAN IRWIN-- Nano --Future Nurses 45 GAA 1-45 Band 1-45 Beaver Booster 45 Editor 49 Glee Club 1,45 Chorus 1-25 Homecoming Candidate 45 Beaverettes 3-45 Majorette 1-45 Rutabega Festival Queen 4. Seniors take an active part in the many Christ- mas festivities. J. Goldsmith P. Grimstvedt M. Hagelberger D. Heppner S . Hodson E. Howeiler R. Huebner N. Irwin snufe'Ng?'i C is fat. -4-3 I 1 fr SUZANNE MINETTE JEBE Sue Sr Play 4 BARBARA JEAN JOHNSON 'Barb' CAA 1 4 Band 1 4 Booster 4 Glee Club 1 3 Pep Club I VP 3 Pres 4 MELVIN EMANUEL JOHNSON 'Mel BB 1 Intramural 1 FB 1 3 BBI FFA 1 Sr Play 4 Booster 4 Forensrcs 'P 4 ROBERT EUGENE JOHNSON Bob C Club 3 4 BB 1 4 Intramural 1 4 FB 1 4, FFA 1 2 Booster 4 SANDRA MAY JOHNSON Sandr Sr Play 4 ROBERTA ANNE JOHNSTON Bobbre Tumbl rng Team 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Nurses Club '7 GAA FLORENCE ELIZABETH KALLSEN Flo Nurses Club 2 4, CAA 1 Glu. Club 1 9 Chorus 1 3 Pep Club 1 '7 HELEN LINDER GAA 1 'S Band 1 4, Solo 1 4 Sr Play 4 Booster 4 Beofor 4 Asst Edrtor 4, C-lee Club 2 Chorusl Socral Comm 4 Homccomrng candrdate 4 Pep Club 3 4 S Jebe R Johnson nk' S. Jolmson R. Johnson F. Kallsen Y' be Paul R flllrng out A Scholarshxp blank vshlle Laxonne O Mr Lofy and Judy G look on M Johnson R Johnston .313- 5 'bs s. wif H. Linder 0 'sr -J .qi I x A v . 1 A '+ , f lk 17 KAREN JEANNE LLOYD--Nurses Club lg GAA lg Clee Club 1. LAUREL JEAN METTNER-- Laurie --Chorus 2-45 GAA 2-35 Pep Club 2-35 Class Officer 1-25 Glee Club 1--Ig Vocal ens. 2. AUDREY MOE GEORGE MITCHELL MOMCHILOVICH Munchy BB 1 Intramural 1 4 Socxal Comm 4, Booster 4 Glee Club 4 EDWARD LEE NELSON Intramural 1 3 FB FFA 2 RAYMOND DARREL NELSON Ray Intramural 14, FB 2 3 FFA I 4 Off1cer'7 4 EDWARD WILLIAM NORTON Ed Intramural 4, FB 1 4 BB 1 4 FFA 1 Class Offlcer 3 Booster 4 C Club 3 4 MELVIN EMBER NYHUS Mel FB 1 4, BB 1 FFA 1 3 K. Lloyd L Mettner A Moe G Momchnlowch E Nelson R Nelson E Norton M Nyhus I J 015011 I. Olson L Organ W Ovrtt J Paffel D Palm L Paulson C Peterson JOI-IN NORMAN OLSON BB '7 Intramural 1 4 FB1 4 BB1,CClub34 LAVONNE MARIE OLSON Vonme Nurses Club 2 4 Offlcer 2 4, FOTEHSICS 3 4 GAA I 4 Class Offmcer 1 4 Sr Play 4 Beofor 4 Glee Club l 4 Off1cer4 Chorus '7 3 Offlcer 3 4 Grrls' State 3, Homecommg Queen 4 Pep Club 9 4 LILLIAN JOYCE ORGAN L1l Lnbrary 9 FHA '7 WILLIAM CHARLES OVITT Bu ch' BB I 3 Intramural l FB I 4 BB l 4 Booster 4 Beofor 4 Socxal Comm I C Club 3 4 JUDY PAFFEL Puff' Llbrary 2 4 GAA 1 3 Fl-IA 1 4 Class Play 4 Glee Club 1 Forenslcs 4 Pep Club I 4 DONNA MARIE PALM Dee' Cheerleader 4 GAA 1 4 Sr Play 4 Booster 3 4 Beofor 3 4 Glee Club l 4 Chorus '7 3 Soclal Comm '7 3 Home comlng Candldate 4 Youth Center 1 4, Beaverettes 3 4 Secretary 4 LOIS MARILYN PAULSON Loey GAA 1 4 Band '7 4 Sr Play 4 CARROLL DIANE PETERSON Pete Band 1 4 Class Offlcer I Clee Club 2 4, Vocal Solo 3 4, Chorus 2 4 19 C Petrangnlo D Prechowskr J Poulter Wag, 'ia i UQ WP Saw ,ef My QS? HE S Ranallo .1- ' .l P Rassrnussen S Schmkel Scrrbner J Snabrook GEORGE JOSEPH PETRANCELO BB 1 Intramural I -I Band I -I Class Play -I SoclalComm1ttu. I DENNIS LESTER PIECI-IOWSKI Denny BB 1 Intramural I -I EB 9 BB 'P JAMES CONRAD POULTER Jrm EB I -I FFA I 9, Band 1 -I, Class Offrcrr 1, Class Play 4, Glee Club 3 4,Off1cer 4, Chorus 1 'P CARL STEPHEN RANALLO Steve FB I, FFA I 4 PAUL EDWARD RASMUSSEN Ras Glee Club 3 4, FBI -1, Aucho Vrsual '7 -I, Oifrcer 3 4, C Club 3 4, FOILHSICS 3 4, Class Ofllcer 3 SIDNEY ORVILLE SCHINKEL Sch1nk FB I 4, Intramural 1 -1, BB 1 -I, FFA 1 -I MARY ANN SCRIBNER Scr1b Lrbrary l -1, CAA 4, Pgp Club 2, Glee Club 1 GERALD JAMES SEABROOK Jerry FB 1, In tramural 1 4, BB 1 SENIORS EDIT BOOK Sandra G Georgr M and I-Iden L look at scmor pxctures 20 'I , I -rv I - I - W1 I 1 -Y A QM:-sg. K , s ' . ' , ' X.:1-R tix. T 5 A rr ,I Y mx W . szrgjyy as ' I K I ' nw - - fr E E 1 I f 1' .rf ,T il .- A ' A ' ' - wif 6 affiikrt lil 'K - ' f A .f - I A , r J A 1 : -f - .X ' ' ' - 11 11553 . I ' I , af S A T 654' B 'X ' ' M ' 1 I - - 9 ' ' . - , , - , . . , . ' . ' N x ' . , ' . , ' ' . ' ' 1 Y I ' I ll y ,ll , -- -, , Y V ' ' .. 3 -3 ,, . X ga, Q , K In ' ll - - , h J. . , - - - , E , . - . f - . . ' 5 . Y . - f The juniors led an active and enjoyable year, Dennis Splatt, a new student from Turtle Lake, was chosen by the class to serve as president and prom king. The other officers were Ray Dietrich. vice presidentg Lee Jacobson, secretaryg Sharon Cook, treasurerg Jean Beck and Paul Weimar on social committee, The class sold 351800 worth of maga- zines to finance their spring prom. Al Hunt and Paul Weimar were their sales chairmen. Another highlight was the ordering of their class rings. Jean Beck broke tradition in being elected band president. A senior usually holds this office. Many other juniors held offices and participated in activities. The junior officers D. Splatt, J. Beck, R. Dietrich, P. Weimar, L. Jacobson, S. Cook, study the globe before history class. JUNICRS CARRY RESPONSIBILITY . ff ,- , B. Adams ' X za J yr 'N' K - Q.. J. Beck V 4' ' D. Bents , Q' MY K 7 A , R. Biros we in 'I My D. Bonneville 2 ...gl 1' C . Q I V B. Brinkley . . R. Butzler 1 aim' 4 L. Butrick A it ,,.p 'YV Y V. Cass sf . It x 4' N. Capra p .X .,-gk A 3.- be '-., i f C. Christensen E. Christensen F I :M ' 5 b L 5 C. Clausen XI' 5 7-' ' QV- S Cook 'Q' We ' J. Cotone . - g' Q in-ge - ,Q . Q, l y f vi Q ix 1 'A I .e,,,...-.--.s,. Paul Welmar and Alan Hunt check the progress of Prom commlttee plans the decoratlons and theme the class magazine sales each day for the sprm prom MAGAZINES FINANCE PROM M B Dague DeNucc1 Degner Donald Donetelle Enckson Farlow Farlow Goldsmlth Goodnch Greene Hanson Hatcher Hunt. Jacobs Jansen 6 MO hr' sf-fx 23 'T'- x. , , .: 'I .. v. . . -, W ie 1+ X an 'SQ- ROW 1 L Jacobson, Lee Jacobson B Jensen, D Jerry, R Jerry, C Johnson ROW2 J Johnson S Jones D Just D King N K11nkhammer,D Kolzow ROW 3 A Lauren, B Lombard ROW4 L Lombard, R Machala STUDY TEAMWORK ROW 5: B. Madison V. Mathys. ROW 6: J. Michelson G, Monchilovich D. Neva, R. Nevin, D. Nielson, H. Norton, ROW 7: G. Nystuen M. O'De11, D. Oslund, M. Paquin D. Peterson, L. Peterson. 4 as V ...V , . Ji . Eg 3 Y, .Ji ? ROW1 R Peterson M Poukey C Poulter A Ranallo K Relbe R Rlebe ROW 2 G Romsos M Scheps S Schmkel A Slflannl R Snowbank W Stuntz ROW 3 J Swenson J Taylor ROW 4 J Vaughn S Walton ROW 5 G Wanner, A Weaver ROW 6 P Wexmar, D Wxllman W Wllson B Yrl E Zappa ROW 7 R Dletrlch H Langerude J Langerude J Lloyd D Splatt J Wllson -1? 4 Wh li In 31 ,. Y if I Mx I V CY WW .4-r',' els ge- ' f N., W.. A - -I The class of 1961 entered the doors of C.H.S. for the second time this year. They elected Peter Olson to serve as president againg Don Alfonse, vice presidcntg John Wickre secretary -treasurer. Elected to the social committee were Pat Thompson and Hugh Wisner. The sophomores gave the freshmen a welcoming party early in the year. As the year progressed, the class members were found as leaders and active members of many organizations. The class received the cheer doll for the second time at a pep meeting before our last home game. Pete Olson, Don Alfonse, John Wickre, Pat Thompson, and Hugh Wisner, the class of- ficers discuss plans for the freshman party. SOPHCMQRES PLAN PARTIES , . lg - ' ,Q B. Adams an A ' as 4 ' 5. A. Agen .i a ' s D. Alfonse 211- A 5 2.5 -..' - Algeo 1,53 f X 1 .4 ' we vi? A Q C. Avery , 1' . J i 3' P. Bellows g -5- s 5 .Q M V. D. Benson Mawr T -.v A ,, - 1 H. Bents 'F' J. Bents . ' ' i ,1, W,.,.. ef E. Berg ii. N. 'ill J I .. A If . I if C. Bergstrom L - 'H A - 5- my F. Borrman 5 B N-,- ii D. Brown I! if 'T' J. Caliquire s. . SX .QR Nw .- X g f F. Capuzzi 4 ' gang , A l R. Chubb 6. ' -.g A tg' J. Christensen 5? ' . i 1, J. Clark . 1 G I P. Colman X x - ' - M. conkun N . -. ' . A ' V .1 All A ' flat Cook Cook Curnow Curella Dague Dahl Dagl D Amlco DeG1deo Degner De Mars DeNucc 1 Donatelle Duncan Effertz Erickson Ekenstedt Farlow Gargaro G ar Ibaldi 'M DANCE WIN CHEER DOLL WW to S. DeGidio, J. Hines, P. Colman, J. Levy, B. Gar- Pete Olson, sophomore class president, places Cheer ling, R. Sebens, G. Pierson, and E. Duncan enjoy Doll in trophy case for two years in succession square dancing. AA sw M ROW 1 B Carlmg, J Carling, W C111 ROW2 C Glovka S reener, M Hanson ROW 3 A Haynes, G Helnecke J Helblg ROW4 J Howe, P Hubbard Jacobson ROW1 R Jenk1ns,C Johnson, E Johnson,L Johnson, R Johnson ROW2 W Klemschmldt, J Kluge, D Larson, J Levy, J Lleffrxng ROW 3 C Long, F Machala, G MHIIHO, R McC1a1ne, R Moen ROW 4 J Nelh, R Ne1son,C Nelson, L Nystrom, J Odden ROW 5 L Olson, P Olson, C Ostrum, J Peterson, M Peterson ALL PARTICIPATE 'Ui A if- 28 Mr Llndemann tests dnvmg reactions -1 1 2' X, Af H' Q-'D' xt! MIA Q ., .. Q , so J F' ,,. H 1 E74 K 1 633, .,.., IWW. ,, . . Q it W ' ' -- L 1 .:' Q! , bg ji. ig A , I . , w13fSj.?3?YJ1 9 . ,V,', I-1 .5, QVE: . x 1 , A A 1? ' Munn' Sk, 74 ' 'Q S 1 . - l : , - I - , b ,Mn J., A.,, . A, .! ,, G . ' . :D . M U 14. 'E . - 1 - - J ss. fn : . . , D. K E x C C, As I XX A rs 1, 1 eeae Q :Ar K v ,5-, is L: 1 iv- , 'mf 4:5 5? J . Q I ue 1 . 3- V24 C ' 'ls , 5 5x ,, : 1 . , . 1' , IN DRIVERS COURSE Sophomore glrls study together 1? 5 FQ? 'Vs 29 Y 99619 f fv- 'Am 91 fh- a'TTF, ROW 1 J Prechowskl G Plerson M Poulter ROW 2 D Rassmussen R RICCI, K Robertson ROW 3 B Rust, B Shaffer, R Schaffer ROW 4 R Sharmer R Sebens G Shlelds ROW 5 J Slrlannl ROWl B Steege, D Stemberg K Steltzner, G Stoll F Sutherland ROW 2 N Sundvall, G Tempesta P Thompson, P Walker, J Wallace ROW 3 J Wrckre P Werse, Wrlson H W1sner,J Wols ROW 4 J Wycoff J Zappa, L Nelson K Adam F Hanson ROW5 B Haynes, J I-I1nes,B Loken L Paul son B Yates .Lf ' v - X 'kv ,qw rn.. W rp Q 'llffi fr t Se! F 53? 5 FRESHMEN TAKE VO Officers of the Freshman class look over blue prints of the new school. SEATED: David Nystrom Kathleen Ricci, Donna Grimstvedt. STANDING Idella Bents, Judy Johnson, and Jim Palm V g k J AVf gd JoAnn O. explaining to Margaret O., Cheryle S M5-5 1 qi , F ' and Geri H. about the correct way to set a table ROW l: L. Ac ke rson ROW 2: J. Agen L. Alherg ROW 3: D. Alcorn ROW 4: J. Behne, J. Bellefuille, D. Benson, I. Bents, K. Bents, R. Beran, E Bergman. ROW 5: G. Bergman, R. Bohn, J. Bonneville, E. Boucher, C. Bunnell G. -., 'VI K, Amborr Butzler, C. Capra. . e 3 , Y V- F- ,J ' ' 5 949 6 A '52 L 1 L 1 7 L if ti l'1fii' i r ' H JL -9,1 - f-L ' ' A J S yfyg . . . 4.1 y if if -' ,f.A it f .xxx V' ' ' 'V' is ll ' 'E li .rr 1- , X . ' Y e K 1 . ,. 30 CATIONAL CLASSES Missing Freshmen: E. Cass, P. Adsacheck, R. Schuetz I.. Sheenhan, F. Wilson, L. Demars, R. Jerry Sipple, J. Markgren. Freshmen testing milk are David H., K. Russcl, and Tom O. ROW 4: C. DeNucci, K. Droege, L. Duncan, K. Effertz, D. Erickson, D. Grenquist, A. Crimson. 41 -lv Lf ROW 1: P. Carlson C. Clausen ROW 2: M. Cordes A. DeCiClio 15 M, 1+ : ig S . f 'xx A VA .Nr R is N 4 . L 5 1 if - V f gg. m. V-.rf zvf' ,Q r -.. ROW 3: ROW 5: D. Grimstedt, S. Hatcher, M. J. DeGidio V V, at . K, Haynes, G. Hedke, D. Hefty, J. J. Dennis .5 - 2 ' Heinecke, C. Hclstern. 4- W W Qty., , L .t A l 4wle-,Zillll ' K f 1 . s .Q .4 W . S' E11 1 ' J- ' -4 ,Fw ,K I I N, x ' K 1' . 1 N . 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YA '41 X ' I 5.1.9 5 1-4 if als X. 1 Paquin Paulson Peterson Peterson Poukey Poukey Prytz Prytz Ranallo Rlc C1 R1cc1 R1ebe R1tch1e R1ICh16 Roff Romsos AS SOPHS ENTER NEW HIGH WALLS 1 ERKX rr nd? Nma- in Russell Rydberg Shafer Schmkel Scrlbner Sebens Sxrlarmx Snowbank Stetler Stouffer Warmer We aver We eks We lsner Woods Luppa ' Q X D' X K kk MR J- W f ll 6 , W M. or E 5 Elle Y I K. 5 D, ' ' .ff- - Q V. 5 4. F, K- h ' M fi D' ' x L. - ' A ' ziikijw i D. A K. X , gg- A . 3 We Q A K. E, . 3 ff J. W R. 7 . C. ' X fu -X - X . f' A v ft 1 gf M ,E r,.. A W J. o Q 'W E E E f We fx ' D. ' ' ' . fi 1 ' V Q5 ir x M. F E o Q W , . ' A A ':a- ' t Lg D E , W A ' Ji ,X l waz? H. i x E ' ' W l X . VLV n K , JL v ' J. X1 qiy' f. h A' 1' lx Q 'W' E 1 g i 31 K ' ' 33 ., tgirl Q-tw,-, Citizenship class members, R. J. Christensen, J. Odden, and J. Nelli, Studying for discussion in social Stetler, M. Cordes, J. Stouffer, receive a better understanding of plant science class are N. Dahl, S. and J. Heinecke, discuss current and animal life through their biology Donetelle, Eugene Effertz, and B, civic problems. notebooks. Carling. KNOWLEDGE In these troubled times when educators advocate learning centers and Future Scientists of American clubs, we try to pic- ture for the community a cross -section of academic life in our modern school. Here you find students learning in the classroom, experimenting in laboratories, carrying out projects, and participating skills in vocational classes. Lois Paulson improves her diction through oral reading. 35 9, w W - . -v.,,4 M-nw 1 .MW-f im,-W -,fk fm, mf 2 ,'f s H.1il!'1-TRY! - . NIIIICX 4 my ' - 7 ..fy, R ,. -v- 1g,x-m.:rrv-- -v -rffzv-7 43'-. f, fSq',.+g Ju AA .Nw . -lE'C'r .. 1 vi A Y' Q. 31 -5 , qgrgl E- Q ' if ' 'al 1 .'f5f.','i if -',,-A V . - , K gf 'YZ1 ,... , 2 f-f M na.. X1 ' ' QM 45 v i Ly x , Q. 'l f-I1 , H . ,Q ,gjlif . A Q 'W K in 7 gig, 4 4 A it 5, H .I 1, ff, M ,5,gsff 'sg J -' f N Y ii X i K ff , W A f 32 , aa M l 1 N.. T W 1-' 'M .4m- H, 4 'X 4, V 1 1. E , wk wf -,w,fwg,f.e1, 4.951 1 WMV' Y, , ' r 'ij x , Y fm 'Q 2 15:14 I x 1343? ,K I I I 1 l i A 4. ' , , V mf. 2 GBE? ' , ' Mx , ' iff1'i'E2 5. ', 3. '. -' f Ag 1- J. ggi W Q Lk X 3 H-, W f ' H12 5 xt: ' 'iixxi Huang ll f , ' ff NX Q--'ff PRECEDES SUCCESS Mary Scribner learns to add rapidly on the ad- ding machine during her senior business class. Diagraming sentences helps P. Walker, J. Piechowski, and E. Effertz to speak and write more effectively. Studying geometric forms helps B. Adam, J.- Leiffring, D. Larsen, and K. Droege to under- stand the practical applications of algebra. R. Biros explains to B. Greene the use of geometry as a tool. 4 . li 6, V . 0 vw R My f 1-Q Q 1 ' M K Q 5 if W. mb 0-Q AA., ATHLETICS Good sportsmanship must be learned by all. Victory at a game is not the only goal, One must learn to meet defeat in life. as well as at school. This new gymnasium gives a greater opportunity for players, officials, and spectators to learn this lesson. When the Great Victor Comes To write beside your name lle asks not if you won or lost But how you played the game. Training brought Co-Championship 6-2 RECORD BRINGS BEAVERS ROW 1: A. Hunt, R. Oslund, L. Jaconson, J. Dague, son, C. Johnson, R. Nevin, R. Moen. C. Christensen, S. Schinkel, C. Poulter, F. Sutherland, G. Wanner. P. Rasmussen, R. Machala, G. Romsos, D. Alfonse, D. ROW 2: K. DeNucci, J. Cook, R. Chubb, C. Curella, King, Mr. Davis, Mr. Dosch. ROW 4: J. Poulter, H. T. Benjamin, P. Weimer, P. Olson, B. Johnson, M. Wisner, G. Donetelle, G. Cordes, R. Dietrich, T. Nyhus. ROW 3: Mr. Dimick, Mr. Wisner, L. Jacob- Bohn, R. Theese, W. Ovitt, E. Norton. 5 , fy ,A an '11 nv W . ' A Q . I X so 1. O fgw ' ' ff, , ff W ,yxg., ,,. www ' Tv: .JM , 4, ', 13? .239 's-Af Aff ,-.35 AJR A K+, A 'v -N , gg m,'. , 1. Y X, V . 1 Xi 1 4.1 lp L- . 3 AE l ig A w n , ,R ' Q -5 V If SW f 'X 3 4 K J Aan , V i fx' Q' 5 4 1 .gm J' n' 'ff , Sa-?f ' s. v- '- lb. ,.-, 1 W. I, 1 H 3 X ,ff A my 2 ' VA F! .--. ' A I - I ' f x ff ix W N 2 if ,Sf F A A , 4 QQ- 'Qgw Q Q INEXPERIENCED CAGERS KEEP 'B' SQUAD: T. Hines, K. De- Nucci, D. Steinberg, E. Duncan. ROW 2: Coach Ray Wisner, D. Jacobson, R. Biros, E. Johnson, G. Glovka. A SQUAD: D. Oslund, L. Jacobson. J. Cook, H. Wisner, B. Nelson, B. Chubb. ROW 2: Coach Elmer Beran, P. Olson, A. Hunt. V. Jensen, M. Johnson R. Moen. D. Alfonse. MANAGERS: G. Donetelle, C. Christensen. COACHES: Elmer Beran, Jim Dimick, Ray Wisner, fs YOUTH TRAINING : FUTURE VICTORIES ROW 1: Coach Dimick, L. Sebens, J. Rydberg, B, Beran, D. Nystrom, E. Bergman, B. Michelson, T. Luciano. ROW 2: D. Poukey, L. Alberg, L. Mathwig, B. Bohn, K. Russell, G. Bergman, G. Lundquist, K. Ranallo. Cumberland's inexperienced Beavers met stiff competition throughout the basketball season thus ending the year with one ofthe school's poorer seasonal records. However, there were some bright spots such as the play of sophomores John Cook, Don Alfonse, Peter Olson, and Robert Chubb. Only one team member will graduate from the squad, Captain Mel Johnson. With several letter- men returning, the basketball in Cumberland has a promising outlook for the future. Dick Oslund gets that rebound. l K .A W ifeiw. .- - B 39 ,, r ff likx I J gf- , v ,fr IVA' tk 122' r:-:.N-x 7' 36515 - 'X Y 21 fy , AA as hm P X ,ew ad. N ,W 'R 4' X ff gk X I Q ff 'N Aialeuef .H A al -5 3, Avg, :Y .3 gy, X 33' 4 2 , xi'- X '4 ' if ' 3 l5. aft2,,' aj I ' Qc QK ,f:47 , if L4 wfffgex '13 yay' fm Ak.g,x,f , ,M Q 4, . i Teeing off for the Beavers will be three return- ing lettermen, A. Hunt, R. Oslund, and J. Hines who have helped win the conference championship for three years. Promising material is found in team members R, Nelsen, D. Steinberg, L. Jacobson, and P. Weimer. In '58 the linksters qualified as one of the 22 golf teams to enter the state tournament by winning the Heart of the North Conference trophy and finish- ing second in the sectional. ROW 1: Mr. Dosch, E. Duncan, D. Steinberg, J. Hines, L. Nystrom, R. Machala. ROW 2: A. Hunt, P. Weimer, L. Jacobson, P. Curnow, D. Oslund. BASEBALL, GOLF HIGHLIGHT SPRING SPORTS With the coming of spring, baseball comes into the minds of many boys. They began practicing running, pitching, and catching indoors until weather permitted regular workouts on the diamond. The team competes with neighboring schools in games after school. ROW 1: D. Stouffer, H. Wisner, E. Norton, W. Ovitt, C. Moen, D. Ny- strom, R. Theese P. Olson. ROW 2: K. DeNucci, G. Donetelle, D. Piechowski, F. Sutherland, R. Dietrich, C. Capra. 46 7 ACTIVITIES New facilities await CHS students. Greater opportunities to put talents, ideals, ambitions, and hopes to use through extracurricular activities will be available. Physical, social, and mental develop- ment of each student continue to be of foremost interest. PEP CLUB SPONSORS HOMECOMING Peg Hubbard, Nancy Irwin, JoAnn Algeo, Jean Beck, Jeri Cotone, Frances Machala, Sharon Cook, Pat Grim- stevdt, Donna Palm, Donna Larson, Jolyce Taylor, Donna Heppner, Mary Goldsmith. The Pep Club under the direction of Miss Kronberg, adviserg Barb Johnson, president, Jolyce Taylor, vice presidentg Helen Linder, treasurer, and LaVonne Olson, secretary, sponsors the annual Home- coming and strengthens school spirit throughout the year. The Beaverettes, under the guidance of Mr, J, P, Anderson, per- form routines during game half-times. C. Erickson, D. Jansen, G. Curella, A. Luciano, G. Goldsmith, F. Machala, 11. Christensen, K. Effera, C. Marino, H. Linder, L. Olson, B. Johnson, J. Taylor, P. Barling, B. Brinkley, J. Howe, D. Grimstvedt, J. John- Weise, J. Beck, C. Bunnell, C. Helstern, G. Degner, J. son, M. Olson, C. Long, K. Garibaldi, J. Nelli, G. Zappa, K. Reibe. ROW 2: G. Shields, R. Johnston, Nystuen, D. Palm, J. Myannes, J. Owens, M. Sheps, J. K. Ricci, F. Borrman, P. Bellows, J. Helbig, P. Hub- Christensen, M. Paquain, D. Larson, J. Wallace, L. bard, M. Poulter, B. Hansen, L. Nuerer, M. Gargaro, Paulson, S. Cook, N. Sundvall, J. Peterson, P. Thomp- C. Capra, M. Poukey, J. Cotone, N. Irwin, S. Curnow, son, V. Matthys, A. DeGidio, L. Olson, B. Dhal, B. M. Hagelburger, D. Bents, M. Odell. ROW 3: B. Rust, I. Bents, G. Monchilovich, P. Grimstvedt. Adams, B. Adams, L. Miller, M. Cordes, J. Algeo, M. q A ROW 1: B. Lombard, S. Gill, D. Willman, D. Hep- pner, J. Piechowski, J. Algeo, J. Helbig, S. Cook, J. Beck, M. O'dell, K. Riebe, G. Monchilovich, M. Pry11,D. Weisner, M. Lloyd, G. Hedke. ROW 2: Miss Brunner, C. Erickson, D. Jansen, G. Curella, G. Marino, H. Linder, L. Olson, B. Johnson, J. Taylor, P. Weise, M. Scribner, C. Helstern, J. Heinecke, S. De- Gidio, A. Ranallo, G. Degner, J. Zappa, D. Rasmus- sen. ROW 3: J. Paffel, R. Johnston, K. Ricci, F. Borrman, P. Bellows, P. Hubbard, K. Adams, B. Hanson, J. Wanner, L. Nuerer, M. Gargaro, M. Poukey, G. 7 V .4 Cotone, N. Irwin, S. Curnow, M. Hagelberger, D. Bents, C. Goodrich, C. Avery, V. Cass. ROW 4: J. Goldsmith, P. Colman, B. Adams, B. Adams, L. Mil- ler, M. Goldsmith, F. Machala, E. Christnsen, K. Ef- fertz, B. Brinkley, J. Howe, D. Grirnstvedt, J. John- son, C. Long, J. Nelli, E. Zappa. ROW 5: R. Hatcher, L. Ducan, J. Mjannas, M. Scheps, J. Christensen, M. Paquin, D. Larson, J. Wallace, L. Paulson, V. Mathys, A. DeGidio, B. Rust, S. Schinkel, E. Berg, J. Cotone, P. Grimstvedt, G. Nystuen, D. Palm. G.A.A. PROMOTES SPORTSMANSHIP About ninety girls participated in GAA activities under the direction of Miss Brunner, adviserg Jean Beck, presidentg Gloria Monchilovich, vice president, Sharon Cook, secretary -treasurerg Judy Helbig and Jo Algeo, point recordersg and Marge Odell and Karen Riebe, sports heads. This exciting year was filled with bowling, basketball, Christmas Party, dances, and candy sales. The GAA sponsors the tumbling team which performs at basketball game half-times. Twirp week in the spring was initiated by these girls. J. Petersen, G. Goodrich, N. Colman, K. Effertz, S. Jones. ROW 2: J. Algeo, M. Hagelberger, J. Gold- smith, K. Adams, C. Farlow, B. Adams, B. Adams, J. Piechowski make up the Cumberland Tumbling Team. 49 1:- QW' ' , 1i. fi.- ' sf trefwwwcf -. -- .V . S . .Q Q -E if q.7,.' , v. 1 ...... N' 1 nr ii., F A Z- , - . 5, . ' -Q 5 . if -P . ' Q. 'fi .vis if F -mvdli . qptlf' MANY STUDENTS JOIN SPECIAL CLUBS ROW 1 Mr. Dimick, J. Hines, R. Dietrich, G. Done- telle P Weimar, E. Norton. D. Stouffer, P. Rasmussen, J Olson D. Oslund, G. Curella, T. Benjamin. ROW 2 N Capra, R. Scharmer, F. Sutherland, G. Wanner, S Schinkel. B. Jensen, R. Biros, J. Wycoff, R. Chubb, The Camera Club meets two days a week to learn how to use a camera and develop pictures. Members are B. Yri, B. Schaffer, M. Hanson, K. Romson, W. Wilson, Seated J. Wickre, K. Bents, W. Stuntz, P. Curnow, and J. Wallin, Standing. Q M. Nyhus, L. Lacobson, K. DeNucci, H. Wisner, B. Johnson, R. Theese, T. Bohn, A. Hunt, J. Cordes, M. Johnson, C. Christensen, R. Nevin, J. Poulter, W. Ovitt, L. Jacobson, P. Olson.--C-Club ROW 1: K. Droege, F. Machala, M. Poulter, B. Jensen, J. Bents, R. Nelson J. Owens, W. Gill. ROW 2: I. Bents, E. Johnson, R. Yri, R. Nevin, C. Johnson, W. Wilson, R. Machala, P. Rasmussen, J. Wallin, J. Cordes, P. Weimar, L. Loverude, M. Peterson, G. Lundquist, C. Poulter. These are the members of the CHS Audio Visual Club. AND PARTICIPATE IN FORENSICS ROW1 J Helbrg D Koenig D Bonnevrlle B Adam, C Bunnell ROW2 F Machala F Borr man C Long J Cotone D Benson L Mrller ROW3 L Mettner R Johnson J Wallace D Larson C Goodnch,L Olson The Future Nurses Club offers opportunltles for g1rls lnterested rn medrcal careers to learn about the work and prep aratlon for lt The offlcers are LaVonne Olson presrdent Judy Cotone vlce presrdent Bonnle Adam secretary L1nda Mrller, treasurer ROW 1 M Johnson Nevxn B Jenson R Machala, C Johnson ,va Crodes,P Rasmussen J Wanner ROVI 2 G Shxelds G Fuerst S Jebe S Glll J Coldsmrth D Bents L Olson J Cotone Forensrcs gxves students an opportunlty to lmprove therr speech and galn conf1dence front of an audlence ROW 1 J WIISOH E Hohweller L Organ M Poukey C Goodrrch ROW 2 N Klmkhammer J Swenson N Sundvall B Greene These girls gam experlence by worklng 1n the llbrary, helprng students utrlrze the materral m therr school work xr yy mums if K Qfx - S- I 1 ...',,'g.. Q 4-'O .-.,' vt., A Il -', . I A, 3 , ' , , ' , , ' , , I . ,. , . , . , . . : . ,, - . . : . , . , . I ' ' ' , ' I ' ' . I I A . .. I . : . , . ,. , . , V . . , . . . - ' 1 5 I x ' S a S - S i , , ' I . : . ,R. 5 ,- , ' Q . ,G. . ' , . 2 , . 1 f. : 1 ' Y' 7 ' l ' ! . ,. ,. C. . - Q Q Ci' . . ' I ' 5r 4 ' ' in ' . L ' I I D' - r A H N! X 1 if ily ' Qi ,x 5' ,, f' , Fi .. fb I A 51 L -..I 6 ROW 1: Poukey J acobs, Wickre NA J. Beck, G. Cotone, J. Christensen, S Curnow D Rasmussen P Grimstvedt K Adams E Brucher J , c. Avery, J. Nelli, K. Garibaldi, B. Brinkley, N'. Irwin, J. Goldsrriith. Row 2. iv. Th0m'ps5.., J. Hoare, c. M. Goldsmith, D. Jansen, C. Erickson, G. Marino, J. Odden, S. DeGido, B. Hanson, B. Adam, G. Fuerst, J. , G. Petrangelo, L. Loverude, I. Bents, J. Bonneville, G. Curella, S. Greener, S. Donatelle, M. Cordes. ROW 3: P. Hubbard, C, Long, D. Grimstvedt, K. Romsos, M. Lloyd, J. Caliquire, E, Romsos, M. Peterson, L. Neurer, S. BAND DEVELOPS MUSICAL TALENT g . N. Irwin, J. Algeo, J. Taylor, and D. H Heppner lead the marching band. 52 xx.-., sh. P 'mr My - N Cook, J. Bents, M. Peterson, J. Mjaanes, T. Luciano, P. Weimar, B. Johnson, A. Hunt, K. Ricci, B. Madison, J. Zappa, E. Christensen, L. Paulson, J. Algeo. ROW 4: B. Nelson, B. Scharmer, D Moen B. Beran, M Scheps J. Peterson, Mr. Anderson, J. Taylor, D. Heppner, D. Nelson, C. Poulter, W Stuntz .G. Donatelle, G. Curella, Hatcher, M. Gargaro, D. Ricci, D. Poukey, P. Bellows, M. Paquin, B. Jensen, T.,Bohn, C. Peterson, K. Robertson, B. Dahl, C. Nelso J. P l J W ' ' n, ou ter, . allm, D. Larson, M. Odell, D. Bents, H. Linder. PRCVIDES CONCERTS AND PEP BAND The CHS Band, directed by Mr. John Anderson, performed at many activities during the past year. They received top ratings on both their concert and marching performances at the annual tournament at Rice Lake. During the football season they provided entertainment during half time and a Pep Band for all home basketball games, The band enjoyed a spring tour and also prepared them- selves for a Christmas and Spring concert. Nanci Irwin, secretary, Tom Bohn, business manager, Jean Beck, president, John Wallin, vice-president, Helen Linder treasurer. 53 The chorus, under the direction of Miss Carlene Pratt, presented two musical programs during the year, the Annual Christmas Concert and a religious program in March. In January the Chorus, Girls' Glee Club and Boys' Glee Club held a skating party. After the party the group went to the Tower House for refreshments. Participation in the annual music festival took many long hours of preparation, but they were rewarded in the final outcome. Chorus officers are Jolyce Taylor, Lee Jacobson, Bonnie Adam, Peter Olson, and Gloria Monchilovich. CHORUS GIVES RELIGIOUS CONCERT ROW 1: B. Adams, K. Reibe, S. Schinkel, J. Gold- smith, L. Miller, B. Lombard, F. Borrman, J. Beck, J. Heinecke, J. Wilson, J. Kluge, D. Alcorn, D. Bonne- ville, Miss Pratt. ROW 2: K. Brown, J. Taylor, E. Christensen, G. Monchilovich, M. Poukey, B. Schafer, B. Dahl, J. Markgren, L. Duncan, D. Bents, S. DeGidio, D. Jansen, N. Brown. ROW 3: D. Nelson, J. Wanner, P. Weise, J. Helbig, M. Goldsmith, E. Berg, M. Hatcher, L. Olson, G. Nystuen, N. Sundvall, P. Weimar ROW 4: J. Leifring, L. Peterson, L. Jacobson, B. Chubb, B. Ekenstedt, J. Levy, R. Nevin, B. Jensen, D. Alfonse, P. Olson, L. Nystrom, B. Yri, L. Alberg, D. Jacobson, R. Olsund, K. DeNucci. ROW 1: B. Lombard, G. Degner, B. Hanson, B. Schaffer, K. Ricci, D N C K B. Rust, L. Olsen, L. Metmer, P. . Grimstvedt, M. Prytz. ROW 2: . Irwin, S. Curnow, P. Colman, . DeNucci, D. Erickson, J. Coto . Riebe. ROW 3: R. Schaffer, ne, Grirnstvedt, C. Peterson L Olson, B. Johnson, D. Palm, J.,Cotone. The Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs assisted the mixed chorus and band in presenting the Christmas program. They also took part in the music festival and religious concert held in the spring. Officers of the Girls' Glee Club are LaVon.ne Olson, Donna Palm, and Jeri Cotone. Boys' Glee officers are Gerd Bents, Allen Hunt, Paul Rasmussen, and Paul Weimar. GLEE CLUBS ASSIST CHORUS ROW 11 G. Wanner, L. Peterson, J. Wallin, R. Oslund, R. Nelson, K. De- Nucci. ROW 2: J. Wanner, L. Jacob- son, R. Nevin, P. Olson, P. Curnow, D. Jacobson, P. Weimar. ROW 3: P. Ras mussen, G. Momcholovich, J. Poulter, B. Jensen, A. Hunt, T. Bohn, C. Bents. ROW 1 P Walker A Luc1ano, J Kluge G Curella G Marlno B Hanson, S C111 J Bents, L Olsen P C01 man J Pl6CI'lOXVSk1 ROW 2 M1ssF1'alf.y G Tempesta K Effertz R Shrelds M Gargaro, J Paffel R Johns ton C Ostrum B Rust V Cass D Benson M Hagelberger ROW 3 S Donatelle J M1che.lson,M Scheps M Paoum M Hatcher B Brrnkley V Matthys D Wrllrnan C Jacobs,I Bents J Owens M Olson, L Paulson F H A SPONSORS VARIED ACTIVITIES The Future Homemakcrs ofAmer1ca chrected by banquet m May In January the group started a de M1ss Fraley 1S an organ1zat1on whose goal IS to pro grce program Other money rzusmg projects mclude mote mternauonal good wrll pom pom sales candy and bake sales and school The members sponsored a mother and daughter dances .4-L FHA offxcers are SEATED C Marlno S C111 B Hanson L Olsen STANDING M1ssFr.11ey J Kluge J Bents P Colman G Curella J Paffel w1ns cherry p1e contest 56 ... , ,Qi X p , . r VX I . ' ' 1 Y- . . : . , . . , . , . , . . , . . , . - . . I . 2 . - 9 - ' ' 1 ' 1 ' 9 ' 3 ' ' J ' A u I X n ' x ' 9 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' 9 ' ' 9 . , . , . ', . , . , . . , . , . . . O O O 1 A ' y ' v -, I ' I ' , . . . V . - H . . . , , . ' I- I I I I' . ' 2 ' im44f.fffSf:- ,tn 1. ' 1 fr 3 I7 5 1 1,.., . ' x xv 1 ' ' . . . , . , . , . ' ' . : ' , . , . , . , . - ' F.F.A. BUILDS FARM PROGRESS FFA helps agriculture by presenting today's problems in agriculture, to the public, The pro- gram's purpose however is to teach young men to be well equipped modern farmers. Officers are R Rxccr R Nelson R Dietrich J Tom Prytz FFA member, sells popcorn at home Cordes J Dague F Sutherland P Olson games to earn money ROW 1 J Bellevuille G Degner R Dretrrck J Dague F Sutherland, R Ricci J Cordes P Olson R Nel son, L Nelson, T Prytz D Reibe Mr Hunt ROW 2 H Klemschmldt, R Hergert R Stetler R Jenk1ns,L Huebner R Snowbanlc J Clark, C Farlow ROW 3 R Riebe L Paulson D Jerry, R DeNucc1 H Lanegrude F Hanson,D Benson J Johnson G Clausen, D Farlow,W C111 D Hefty, H Norton ROW 4 L Demars B Mad1son,S Schmkel C Poulter D Kolzow E Romsos, C Johnson, R Huebner S Ranallo J Vaughn S Walton, E Bergman ROW 5 G Cook L Paulson, L Peterson, D Neva, A Agen, L Nystrom K Russell G Bergmen,A Weaver,H Weaver J Dennis, B Bergman, J Wycoff G Heinecke K Robertson 57 gf: '15- H Lmder, I. Olson, N Capra J Wanner prepare dummy sheets to meet deadhne S Curnow, J Goldsmrth, T Bohn P Rasmussen, P Gmmstvedt plan ad pages In preparmg th1s year s Beofor the staff spent 30 Monday mghts frfth perrod every school day and many extra hours before deadhnes Under the supervlslon of Mrss Hrggrns the staff lncluded John Wanner edrtor Helen Lrnder assrstant edrtor LaVonne Olson hterary ed1tor Tom Bohn busrness manager and Sue Curnow class edttor An effrcrent busmess staff kept the book out of the ted The Camera Club under the gtudance of Mr Spoolman photo advrser spent many hours talung and prrntrng plctures for the Beofor WE PICTURE ROW1 H Lmder, P Grxmstvedt G Monchm lovrch, L Olson J Goldsmrth J I-Ielbrg, S Cur now F Kallsen ROW2 T Bohn J Walhn Momchllovrch, M Johnson, G Petrangelo Rasmussen, J Wanner, N Capra Preparing the BEAVER BOOSTER requires much time and cooperation on the part of the staff and Laura Higgins, adviser. The Booster was edited by Nanci Irwin and Gene Curella. Barb Johnson and John Wanner, high ranking English students, made sure all copy was error free. In the sports department, two capable lettcrmen, Mel Johnson and Bob Johnson filled the post. The nimble fingers of Helen Linder, Barb Johnson, and Ron Thcese typed the stories Local advertisers backed the paper. Other members on the staff included: Donna Palm, business managerg Dave Stouffer, alumni editor, Torn Benjamin, exchange editorg Ed Norton, copyreaderg Butch Ovitt, advertising, and Geri Cotone, girl sports' editor. AND WRITE FOR PRINT ROW 1: P. Hubbard, R. Johnson, H. Linder, J Cotone R Theese M Johnson G Monchrlovrch R ,Johnson N. Irwin, J. Helbig. ROW 2: T. Benjamin, E. Norton G Curella D. Stouffer, J. Wanner, D. Palm. ROW 3: W. Ovrtt With laughs and yo -yos throughout the entire play, the senior class presented the three -act comedy Ten O'Clock Scholar November 4 under the direction of Robert Pickering. The play centered around Tom Young, portrayed by Tom Bohn, Tom came home, after being gone for eight years, to finish his senior year of high school. S. Jebe played his plant secretary Helen Linder and George Petrangelo portrayed Tom's younger sister and brother. LaVonne Olson played the part of Aunt Opal, being mother and father to all. J. Goldsmith, J. Poulter, P. Rasmussen were teachers who stayed at Opey's boarding house. M. Johnson, school principal, was shocked to find P. Grimstvedt, S. Johnson, D, Palm, J, Paffel, J. Cotone wrestling at a pajama party. Sheila watches as Chuck runs for cover. Mr. Plopper makes his appearance before the Turnabout dance. SENIORS PRESENT TEN O'CLOCK SCHOLAR ROW 1: S. Cumow, M. Scribner, D. Heppner, E. Weise, J. Seabrook, S. Ranallo, J. Paffel. ROW 2: N. Irwin, J. Cotone, P. Grimstvedt, H. Linder, T Bohn, P. Rasmussen, M. Johnson, J. Goldsmith, L. Olson, S. Johnson, L. Paulson, S. Jebe, J. Poulter, G. Petrangelo, D. Palm. ,L l HOMECOMING CLIMAXES FOOTBALL SEASON Climaxing the championship year were the 1958 Homecoming festivities King Ed Norton and Queen Vonne Olson presided over the Homecoming Coronation which took place in the gym The king and queen and their attendants D Palm W Ovitt P Grrmstvedt J Poulter H Linder P Ras mussen N Irwin T Benjamin led the grand march at the dance in a gym decorated with red and white streamers Linda DeGidio and Joey Goldsmith were the crownbearers The Vagabonds provided the music throughout the dance Preceding the homecoming dance were many ac tivities which included a pep meeting parade bonfire and football game TOP Pat Grimstvedt Jim Poulter Helen Linder and Paul Rasmussen in march CENTER The queen rides in the parade before the bon fire and game BELOW P Rasmussen H Linder W Ovrtt D Palm King Ed Queen LaVonne P Crrmstvedt J Poulter N Irwin, and T Benjamin at the Coronatlon 'W . ' La : Q 0 Y . 7 . ! . : . , . ' ., . ' , . , . , . I , ' ., . , I y l ,V-, z 5 Y I x . six W tn Around the world descnbecl the wery gay ly decorated gymnasrum the scene of the Junror senror sprrng Prom The theme was earned out by murals represenung the four corners of the world and the punch stand rn the form of the Erffel Tower Stars and streamers gave the gym the effect of a spnng ewerung Paul Rasmussen and Nancy Irmn were crowned Krug and Queen by Karen Bents and Dan Nystrom 1957 Krug and Queen Joe Goldsmrth and Rene Rust carrled the crowns to the throne mhrch represented a globe Kang Paul and Queen Nancy PAUL AND NANCY REIGN OVER PROM LaVonne Olson, Jrm Poulter, Helen Lmder, Dan Nystrom, Karen Bents, Gene Krrk, Nancy Irwrn, and Paul Ras mussen led the grand march 62 JCHNSON AND JOHNSON LEAD MARCH Candidates for the Red and White Dance were Barbara Johnson, LaVonne Olson, Helen Linder, Nancy Irwin, Par Grimstvedt, Mel Johnson, Allan Hunt, Lee Jacobson, Dick Oslund, and Bud Jensen were their escorts. V, , f 4 ,R Q 2 . I .ww ..- Couples dance to the music of Frank DeGidio Barbara Johnson and Melvin Johnson reign over Red and White kj The B Team cheerleaders, Marlene Hagelberger, The 'A Team cheerleaders, Joan Beck, Phyllis Grace Nystuen, Pat Thompson, and Jeri Cotone. Weise, and Jolyce Taylor. 65 The cooks and helpers, ROW 1: N. Erickson, D. Weisner, D. Jansen, G. Nystuen. ROW 2: Mrs. Lindfors, Mrs. Markstrom, Mrs. Score. ROW Carling, A. Haynes, M. Poulter, A. Ranallo, Jones, prepare our dinners. COOKS JANITORS 3: B. S. Bus DRIVERS , f Mn L I. Lawrence Moss, Joe Gefroh, Kenneth Schilke, Ed Ackerson, Walter Fry, and Ed Heppner drive the buses that take us to school and home again. The janitors, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Lerdahl, and Mr. Drake, made the necessary repairs. 64 ADVERTISING . ,K a.:3i: N: J ?yxfiEi74,LZ:tNiD 541624 5C,i'-QQQL, Neither the school nor this book would be possible without the aid given by you, the citizens and businessmen of Cumberland. We are proud of your interest in us and over preparation for the future. menm.AN0 3523.4 swoon lx -, ' in iz f Retmery Fresh ERICKSON QUICK SERV STATION gasollne with TCP' and TEMPO the no freeze addltlve at no extra cost Erickson controls every step from oll well to servlce station Erickson keeps quality hugh and prlces low through careful control of every step from oil well to service station For fast friendly service and quallty gasoline drive into any Erickson Qulck Serv station now In 40 CITISS Cumberland Wisconsin CAMILLE S For your partxes Sp9Clal dates ELLENSON S FURNITURE and school actlvltles just call Lane Cedar Chest the glft that says CAMILLE s ILM N011 Phone 2 4991 XZ Say xt with Flowers ODDEN FLOWER SHOP umberand Wlsconsln can - ll f . W. ' . l, I -svn Agia pq , , . 4 -. , iw' L, 1 I . . . A . . . I . . . . I . . . gg . - yy . . . . I 5 . 7 . 7 , 7 Y tt, 5 l Sr .N , cc ' or Q - I su COTONE FUNERAL AND AMBULANCE SERVICE Cumberland Wisconsin Phone 2 l50'l NNN -.. i-415 MTEQ QUINN S SHOES Cumberland Wlsconsm Be the center of attraction l rlendly Shoes For Fll'lS folng Places G11 fo make yourself LOT FI IFR TO I OUR NT make an appolntment wlth RITCHIE BEAUTY SHOP JOHN DEERE tractors and machlnery GREEN IMPLEMENT Cumberland Wisconsin Phone 2 4251 CUMBERLAND S LARGEST FOOD STORE all self service Including the meat department One of Erickson s exclusive new Innovations It s the Last Word You bet Erickson s quick service stores are the last word In shopping ease and convenrenc featuring every day low prices In their complete lane of groceries and In other departments and remember Erickson s are open every night 0 SUPER VAlu f sans F0011 H0355 8 CUMBERLAND OPEN NIGHTS TIL 9 00 P M Sclentlsts employed by Nllnnesota lVl1n1ng 8 'llanufacturlng Co employ the latest and most effective research tools such as the electron mlcroscope IH thexr constant search for new and better prod ucts such as the coated abraslwes produced bs the 'Nl plant here Phe 'BNI company IS proud to be a member of a frlendly cooperatlve communltw such as Cumberland proud too of llS employees and the contrlbutlon they malte to the economy of thxs area It is a pleasure to extend to each member of the graduatlng class of Cumberland Hlgh School our best wishes for success and happiness in the years ahead. 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A - , . n , , 4 , . 4 1 t ' - , n v 1 ' A - - , r - v v , v . . , . . v J -rr 1 Drlve the New INT! NATION HA ST SABRE Wllllom G Talbot Cumberl nd WISCOIISIII BUICK S2512 ii, I BIRGER A JOHNSON 8- SON Co tractors G1 s Pax Phone 2 3245 Compllment of the COAST TO COAST STORE Locally O ned Natlonally Organlzed Cumberland CUMBERLAND BODY WORKS If Your Fender s Creased See Cec C o o L R ER C O I ' 1. . , , a , , f 'QI -6 Syi' . -.-ag I. 05 'QM 4 . gf X V' . f. ,RQ f, Cx ' tw f he .fl 1 ., 4 2-, X . V ,L . v V 1 .'s - liz Nl .. S -3,9- 'f6g' . L ' ' 9. ' V y 1 f If n as - 'nts ' s - - ll Y w ' ' - 99 A A Q ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY PXll'lClP3.1 8 Ass1stantPnnc1pa1 8 School Board 9 Offlce Secretanes 9 Teachers 10 11 12 Cooks 64 Custodums 64 Bus Dnvers 64 CLASSROOMS Busmess 37 38 Home Economlcs 38 Language 34 Mathematlcs 34 37 Physlcal Educatxon 38 English 35,37 Muslc 36 Agnculture 38 Soc1alSc1ence 34 35 36 Scxence 35 36 CLUBS FFA 57 FHA 56 GAA 49 Nurses 51 Tumblmg 49 Pep Club 48 Forensxcs 51 Photo Club 50 LettermansC1ub 50 SCHOOL ACHIEVEMENT Musxc Band 52 53 Chonxs 54 Boys Glee Club 55 Clrls Glee Club 55 SCHOOL EVENTS Homecommg 61 Semor Class Play 60 Red andWh1te 63 Prom 62 Baseball 46 Basketball 43 44 45 Football 40,4142 Golf 46 Intramural Basketball Beaverettes 48 Cheerleaders 63 Majorettes 52 PUBLICATIONS Beofor 58 Beaver Booster 59 COMMUNITY SPONSORSHIP Advertxsement 65,80 Ackerson Larry Frosh 30 Adaschek Paul Frosh 31,48 49 Adam Barbara Jr 22 23 Adam Bonnle Soph 26 37,48 49 52 54,51 Adam Karen Soph 29 49,52 Agen Allan Soph 26,57 Agen, John Frosh 30 Alberg Larry Frosh 3O,44,54 Alcom, Donna Frosh 30,54 Alfonse Donald Soph 26,40 43 54 Algeo JoAnn Soph 26,34,48 49 52 53 Amborn Kenneth Frosh 30 Avery, Clare Ann Soph 26,40,43 Barrows Rlchard Sr 14 Beck, Jean Jr 22 48 49 52 53,54 63 Behne James Frosh 30 Bellefullle John Frosh 30 57 Bellow Patrlcla Soph 26,34 48 49 53 Benjamm Tom Sr 13 14,34 40 41 50 59,61 Benson, David Frosh 30,57 INDEX Benson Dorothy Soph 9 26 51 56 Bents Dorothea Jr 22 48 49 53, Bents Gerd Sr 14,55 Bents,Howard Soph 26 Bents Idella Frosh 30 48 52,56 50 Bents Judlth Soph 2652 ,50 Bents, Kurt Frosh 30 50 Beran, Robert Frosh 30 44 53 Berg Edlth Soph 26 34 49 54 Bergmann Elroy Frosh 30 44 Bergmann Gary Frosh 30 44 57 Bergmann Wllllam Sr 14 57 Bergstrom Charles Soph 26 BIIOS Rullel Jr 22 37 43 50 Bohn Robert Frosh 14 30 44 Bohn Tom Sr 40 42 53 50 58 60 55 Bonnevllle Dons Jr 22 54 51 Bonnevllle Judy Frosh 30 52 Bonmann Frances Soph 26 48 49 54 5 Boucher Elame Frosh 30 52 Brmkley Beverly Jr 22,48 49 52 56 Brown Dean Soph 26 Brown Jxm Jr 22 Brown Nancy 54 Bunnell Carolyn Frosh 30 48 51 Butzler Glona Frosh 30 Butzler Rua J 22 Butnck Lauren Jr 22 Callqulre Joyce Soph 26 52 Capra Carolyn Frosh 30 48 Capra Nlck Jr 22 42 46 50 58 Capuzzl Fred Soph 26 Carlson Paul Frosh 31 Cass Evelyn Frosh 3156 Cass Vlvxenne Jr 22 49 Chr1stensen,Charles Jr 22 40 43 Chrlstensen, Evelyn Jr 22 48 49 50 53 54 Chnstensen Judy Soph 26,34 35 48 49 50 52 Chubb Robert Soph 26 40 43 54 Clark John Soph 26,57 Clausen Gilbert Jr 22 57 Colman Norma Sr 13 14 49 Colman Pamela Soph 26,49 56 Conklln Margaret Soph 26 Cook Gary Soph 26 49 56 Cook John Soph 27,40 43 Cook Sharon Jr 22 38 48 49 52 Cordes, Gerald Sr 14 40 42 57 51 Cordes Manlyn Frosh 31 35 48 52 Cotone Jen Sr 15 48 49 52 59 60 55,63 Cotone Judy Jr 22 49 59 55 Curella Gene Sr 15 41 48 49 50 51 53 59 Curella Gutle Soph 27 40 52 56 Curnow Paul Soph 6 27 38 46 55 50 Curnow Sue Sr 15 48 49 52 58 60 Dague Jlm Jr 23,34 40 57 58 Dague Rodney Soph 27 Dahl Barbara Soph 27,53,5-4 Dahl, Nancy Soph 27 35,48 D amlco Donald Soph 27 De Gldxo Alberta Frosh 31 48 49 De Gldlo, James Frosh 31,36 De Gxdlo, Sandra Soph 27 49 52 54 Degner Eugene Soph 27 57 Degner,Ga11 Jr 23 48 49 55 De Mars, Larry Frosh 31,59 De Mars Patncza Soph 27 Denms Jerry Frosh 31 57 De Nuccl, Carol Frosh 31 55 De Nuccl Kenneth Soph 27 40 43 46 50 54 55 De Nuccl Robert J 23 57 Dxetnch Ray Jr 22 25,38 40 46 50 57 Donald, Sandra Jr 23 Donatelle, Gary Jr 23 40 43 46 50,53 Donatelle Sharon Soph 27 35 52 56 Droege, Janet S 15 Droege, Kenneth Frosh 31,37 50 Duncan Edgar Soph 27,43 46 Duncan Lmda Frosh 31,36 49 54 Effertz Eugene Soph 27 35 37 Effertz, Kathenne Frosh 31 48 49 52 Ekenstedt Robert Soph 27 54 Enckson Cla1re Jr 23 48 49 52 Erickson Darlene Frosh 31 55 Erlckson Nancy Soph 27 64 Enckson Sandra Sr 15 Farlow Carol Jr 23 49 Farlow Chance Soph 27 57 Farlow Davld J 23 57 Florer Lloyd Sr 15 Fuerst Gay Sr 15,52 51 Gargaro Marge Soph 27 48 49 53 56 Ganbaldx, Kathenne Soph 27 48 52 Garlmg, Bonme Soph 27 28 35 48 64 Garlmg Judy Soph 28 Gull B111 Soph 57 50 C111 Sandra S 15 20 49 56 51 Glovka George Soph 28 43 Goldsmith, Judy Sr 13 16 17 49 52 58 60,54 51 Goldsrmth Mary Jr 23 48 49 52 54 Goodnch Carole Jr 23 49 51 Greene Barbara Jr 23 47 51 Greener Sandra Soph 28 52 Grenqulst Diane Frosh 31 Gnmson Annette Frosh 31 Crlmstvedt, Donna Frosh 30 31 48 49 52 Gr1mstvedt, Patncna Sr 13 16 48 49 52 58,55 60 6155 63 Hagelberger Marlene Sr 16 -48 49 56 63 Hanson Bethene Jr 23 48 49 52 56 55 Hanson Fredenck Soph 29 54 Hanson Margaret Soph 28 53 50 Hatcher Marjone Jr 23 49 56 54 Hatcher Sandra Frosh 31 Haynes Betty Soph 29 Haynes Marlene Frosh 31 Hedke, Geraldme Frosh 30 31 49 Hefty Davld Frosh 31 57 Hemecke Gary Soph 28 57 Hemecke Judy Frosh 31 35 36 49 Helblg Judy Soph 28 48 49 58 59 54 51 I-Llstem Conme Frosh 31 48 49 Heppner Donna Sr 16 48 49 52 53 60 Hergert Roger Frosh 32 57 HIHQS John Soph 27 29 43 46 50 Hodson S e S 16 HOhWe116I Elame S 16 34 51 Howe Judxth Soph 28 48 49 52 Hubbard Peggy Soph 28 48 49 52 59 Huebner Lee Frosh 32 57 Huebner Robert Sr 16 57 Hunt Allan Jr 23 34 40 43 46 50 53 Irwm Nancy Sr 16 48 49 52 53 55 6.5 60 61 55 59 62 63 Jacobs Coleen Soph 23 36 52 56 Jacobson Donald Soph 28 43 54 55 Jacobson Larry Jr 24 40 50 Jacobson Lee Jr Z2 24 43 46 40 50 54 55,63 Janson Dnamme Jr 23 48 49 52 64 54 Jebe Sue Sr 13,17 60 51 Jenkms Robert Soph 28 57 Jensen Bud Jr 24 43 50 53 54 55 51 50 63 Jerry Danlel J 24 57 Jerry Robert Jr 24 Jerry Robert Frosh 31 Jolmson, Barbara Sr 17 48 49 53 55 59 63 Johnson Chns Soph 28 40 Johnson Claxre 24 57 51 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 . 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