Danube High School - Falcon Yearbook (Danube, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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Knutson btanding George Dauma, Alfred Schroeder 1 S-.lf 5 S Q Q9 hmlnnstmtlnn ace- f.,-.'::2' Q'- Ni Ui KNUTSON Superintendent Wi - I JO ANNE BLACK Office Secretary -I 'hu- 15' 37 Y me f fi? 4' Pr if 3' 555 RICHARD BAK1R Principal BOARD OF LDUCATION George Dauma Leslie Schrupp Timothy Uaurice Ted Wertish Alfred Schroeder Clifford Zimmer We wish to thank Mr K B Knutson, Mr Richard Baker, and the School Board for their gener ous, helpful and unselfish interest on our behalf Their untiring work has greatly helped us maintain the high standards of our school We the students of Danube High School, take this opportunity to express our ap precietion x ' Q - d . 5 , 'W K lb' KNXV 'W J .V ,L f Q K 'Kerri ff N ' 5 Z . X S ' ' 'E J ,.1 v .h.I,. -' if , v , 1' ' ' we :Qi , am he . --ss! C' Q 5 1 '- gift page ggi C h. 0 5 . ft ,.V -, , .A 4... L -J 'EAW - 1 X, 14.27 lx . . 4. 1 g,r 2 K gfQFQ?s' .' ng gig . M C W ,- A s 5 ,JQQQ ' L , he 9+ ., l ls l ' I K. B. 3 W I H.. . . . . , . U . gfuiulig X9 f , A RICHARD BRSNCKMAN 1 J Coach ' f History , -fd Huy. Ed. . ,J . x ev X I o. DEAN Fox Jr. High coach As ' ' Mathematics qi 1 A Geometry ' 'X' MRS . M. KLOTZ English Li brary . 1 y ' 'N W W V i ,f GEORGE LIST M 1 ,' - ' ' f A Typing Q? S 1 1 lm, I- Ig I Bookkeeping E H' N' 7' Office Practice 5 1 ' I General Business l U ff :W f X f 1 . f 1 X4 ix' JOSEPH WANGEN Speech Shop A .,. Mas. J. WANGEN ' A '. ' Home Ec. Phy. Ed. IDL pw, f 1 :ar 5' 71 15 gms 'CZ' l Q ., -ff RAMSEY JOHNSON Agriculture ROBERT LOMMEL sand 4 Qhorus f4C!' I un.. english 7 asf 8 M. W. KELLY Assistant Coach Science 7 Biology 10 History 7 Geography 7 MRS. BERNICE GENS Grade 6 MRS. W. HENDRICKSON Grade M ALBY SCHROEDER Grade S -pw pn., X fav 'MV X., MRS. R. LOMMEL Grade 3 MHS. A. SPANJER Grade 1 MHS. E. ERICKSON Roseland lg.-5-6 MRS. O. LUECK Grade 2 MRS. L. MATTKE Bechyn MRS. BUILTHUIS Roseland 1-2-3 t, I in-1 Q-ff Q, Q-5 : T M 1 X, .Q f' S 1311111115 5 D C f FW ,C r X U ,A f Rf Class lfiisiorg In l9h9 the Class of '53 started their climb upward in the halls of learning with twenty-six members! James Beck, James Filzen, Marlene Fischer, Noel Fischer, Donald Frank, Susie Frank, Kenneth Houdek, Richard Jahnke, Merwyn Kirgiss, Ronald Kissner, Bernard Kohout, Gary Knutson, James Kopel, Orlyn Kramer, Marlen Kuglin, Arden Reek, Arlene Laumer, Delaino Schafer, June Schroeder, Roger Schroeder, Ronald Schroer , Mildred Serbus, Joan Sommers, Janet Sportel, Ardus Tepfer, and Betty Vos. As the Green Freshmen we received the old ritual of initiation on November h. Af- ter this trying ordeal we managed to return to school the next day. The officers for our Freshman year were! Pres. Noel Fischerg Vice-Pres. Janet Sportelg Sec. Treas. Joan Sommers. Our advisor was Miss Ulvick. The next year we found we had advanced another step toward our goal. We were now the Sophomores. We lost two members, Orlyn Kramer and Mildred Serbus, and gained two: Donna Gort and Ethel Van den Einde. Officers elected were! Pres. Richard Jahnkeg Vice- Pres. Marlene Fischerg Sec.Treas. Betty Vos. Our advisor that year was Mr. Hanson. Now we reached our Junior year and were well on our way in Danube High School. Of- ficers elected were: Pres. Ronald Schroerg Vice-Pres. Ethel Van den sindeg Sec.Treas. Ardus Tepfer. Our advisor was Mr. Wangen. This year we lost one member--Donald Prank, and gained one--Celeste Stelter, transferred from Mankato High School. At this time we were ready for bigger and better things. In May under the direction of Mr. Wangn we put on our Junior Class Play Ulf Mother Only Knewn, which was a great success. It was this year that Ardus Tepfer was honored as Homecoming Queen for 1951-52. At last we have reached our goal. We are now the high and mighty Seniors. Offi- cers are: Pres. Roger Schroeder, Vice-Pres. June Schroeder, Sec-Treas. Marlene Fischen Our advisor is Mr. Knutson. We lost one member, Bernard Kohout, and gained one-- Clayton Foss from Pelican Hapids, so our membership remains at twenty-six. In November we gave our Senior Class play entitled nDesperate Ambrosen, under the direction of Mr. Wangen. Our play proved to be the most financial success of any former year. Again we had the honor of another girl from our class as Homecoming Queen. Joan Sommers was chosen queen for 1952-53. This year our class also sponsored a Homecoming Dance, which was a great success. We were very proud to be the first Seniors to hold our classes in the new Danube School. Now there were many decisions to make so we got busy immediately. As class motto we chose nAn Open Mind Leads To An Open Hoad.n The class chose red and white as colors and the rose as class flower. Along with spring came the class trip to Minneapolis, St. Paul and on up to Northern Minnesota. It proved to be very educational as well as in- teresting. Honor students from our class are Kenneth Houdek, who ranked highest and was honored as Valedictorian, and June Schroeder who ranked very close and became Salu- tatorian. Now we come to our Baccalaureate Service on May 2h and finally our supreme goal, Graduation. We now realize we have only laid a foundation for the future, and as time goes on we plan to build something more valuable for the future. KENNLTH HOUDEK Valedictatorian Football 33 Leclam 3,h3 Class Play Mg F.F.A. 2,3,uQ Annual bg F.F.A. Treas. 2,33 F.F.A. Pres. L3 D Club f'-a 3,15 Minn. mst. F.F.A. Pres. L.. ' JUNE SCHHOEDER Salutatorian Wifi' G.A.A. hi Declam 35 Chorus 2,3,h3 Girls Glee Club 33 Annual M3 Glass Vice-Pres. Ng F.H.A. 2,35 Library Club M. ZA A 'Q nf JAMES BECK Baseball 1,2,3,uj Basketball l,2, 3,Qj Football 3,k3 Track 3,k3 Band l,2,3,L3 Chorus 1,23 Pep Band My Annual as Library Club 33 D Club 1,2,3,h JAMES FILZEN Baseball 3,h3 Football 3,M3 F.F.A. 2,3,uf D Club 3,b3 Class Flay Q3 MARLENE FISCHdR G.A.A. L3 Declam 3,k3 Class Play Bnhs Band 1:2:39ui Ch0Tu3 1I2l3!u: Trio 2,3,uf Annual M3 Staff M3 Class Vice Pres. 23 Class Sec. My Band Pres. M3 F.H.A. 33 Girls Glee Club 33 Girls Sextet 13 Mixed Octette 33 Queen Candidate 23 L1- brary Club M. NOEL FISCHER Baseball 2,3,Llg Basketball l,2,3, M3 Football 3,L3 Track 3,k3 Class Play 3,h3 Declam 3,h3 Band l,2,3, Q3 Chorus l,2,3,k3German Sand 1,22 Pep Band L3 Annual M3 Staff l,2Q Class Pres. 13 Pres. Chorus hi Vice Pres. Band hi D Club 2,3,uI District Chorus hQBOyS Glee Clubj. CLAYTON FOSS Transfer from Pelican Ra ids-4 C45 ca. 3 'ef' X I Y Jil ldgv X 1 1 P Basketball 4. SUSIE FRANK Chorus 2,3.M, rep Club 4, F.H.A. 33 Library Club M. DONNA GORT G.A.A. 2,3,Lg Chorus 2,3,hj Girls Glee Club 3g Staff 3,h3 F.H.A. 2, 3,L3 Library Club 2,3,M3 Queen didate 13 G.A.A. Sec. 2. RICHARD JAHNKE Football 3,h3 Declam 33 Class Flay 35 FvF'A- 21 Bsuf Band 2: 31MB Chorus 1,2,3,uQ Boys Glee Club 33 Class Bres. 23 D Club 3,L3 GARY KNUTSON Baseball 1,2,uj Basketball l,2, , hs Football 1,2,3,MQ Track 3, 3 Class Play 3,h3 Octette 33 band 1, 2,3,hS Chorus 1,2,3,h: Boys Glee Club 33 Quartet 13 German Band 1, 23 Swing Band 33 Cornet Solo 1,2, 33 Co-captain Basketball hs Staff 3,L3 Chorus Sec. M3 Band Rep. l,2, 3,33 District Chorus M3 D Club 2, 31 ' JAMES KOPEL Football l,2,3,Lg Class Pla 3,h3 F.F.A. 2,3,M3 Chorus 2,3,ij Co- Captain Football M3 Boys Glee Club 33 F.F.A. Vice Pres. 2,33 tres. 33 D Club 2,3,U. MEHWYN KIRGISS Football 3,h3 Declam 33 Class Play 3,h3 F.F.A. 2,3,Lg F.F.A. sec. ug D Club 3,M. HONALD KISSNER F.F.A. 2,3,h. MARUEN KUGLIN baseball 1,23 Football 3,h3 F.F.A. 2:3sL?1 DC1ub 3rlL' ARLENE LAUMEH Leclam 33 Chorus l,2,3,bg Girls Glee Club 35 F.H.A. 33 Library I, Club M. V ROGER SCHROEDER .ilihha Baseball l,2,3,hg Basketball l,2, 3,hg Football 3,hg Track 3, My Declam 33 Class Flay 3,h3 Football All-Conference 3,L3 All-state M3 Football Co-captain bg basketball , Co-capt. M3 Annual My Staff My Class Fres. ug Sec. D Club 23 Library Club 3,u3 D Club l,2,3,h. RONALD SCHHOER Baseball 2,3,Lg Basketball l,2, , Q3 Football l,2,33 Deolam 3, 5 Class Play ,Lg oand l,2, 3,L3 Chorus l,2,3, 5 Vocal Solo 2,3, Lg Clarinet Solo l,2,3,u3 Swing Band 35 Boys Quartet lg Boys Chorus 33 German band 1,23 Pep Band 3,hg Octette 33 Mixed Quartet My Staff 3,u3 Class Fres. 33 Ass't Editor Staff M. ARDEN REEK Band 2,3,M. DELAINO SCHAFER Basketball li Class Play 33 F.F.A. 2,3,h- ka 1. 'N-X JOAN SOM EHS Band 1,2,3,Mj Chorus M3 G.A.A. 1, Z,3,M3 Cheerleading 1,2,3,u5 Hawk staff 3,M3 F.H.A. 2 33 Class Sec. lg Library Club 2,3,Lj Class Flay 3,h3 Pep Club h. JANET SPORTEL Declam 3,h3 Chorus 2,3,uj Mixed Octette 3,L3 Sextet 13 Trio 2,3,uS Girls Glee Club 33 Mixed Quartet M3 Annual M3 Class Vice-Pres 13 F.H.A. 33 Library Club M3 Vocal Soloist M. ETHEL VAN DEN EINDE G.A.A. 2,3,uQ Declam 33 Class Play 3,h3 Chorus 2,3,uQ Girls Glee Club 33 Cheerleader M3 Pep Club 2,h3 Annual L3 Staff A3 Vice-Pres Class 33 F.H.A. 2,33 Library Club 2,3,h. BETTY VOS G.A.A. 2,3,f4.S De-clam 1:21 594: Class Play 3,h3 Band l, 2,3,h Chorus l,2,3,uQ Soloist 1,3,uj Ac- companist l,2,3,uS Swing Band 33 Glee Club 33 Octette 3,h3 Mixed Quartet L3 Cheerleader M3 Pe Club 2,h3 Annual My Staff 2,3, E3 Sec Treas of Class 23 F.H.A. 2, 33 Homecoming Queen Candidate 13 Girls State 3. CELESTE STELTER Transfer from Mankato-5 G.A.A. 3,h3 Declam 3,h3 Class Play 3,h3 Band 33 Chorus 3,h3 Soloist 33 Girls Glee Club 33 Annual L. ARDUS TEPFEH G.A.A. 3,h3 Declam 33 Class Play 3rhf Band 1s2n3nh5 Chorus 1:293:u3 Trio 2,3,u: Sextet 13 Girls Glee Club 33 Octette 33 Cheerleader 3, M3 Annual Q3 Sec. G.A.A. M3 Class Sec. 23 Vice-Pres G.A.A. 33 F.H.A 2,33 Vice-Pres. 33 Sec. Band M3 Chorus Librarian hi Homecoming Queen 33 Pep Club M. Lf' X 1-'H Semor Baby Days ARL1-'NE 1 FTTY RONNY K 7-v vi- .1 JIM K SHORTY JIIV F I PM sk JUNE JANET JIM B ETH-EL ARDUS Harlene Fischer Soprano Ardus Tepfer Second Soprano Janet Sportel Alto The girls trio began singing during their Freshmen year under the guidance of Mr. Jasmer. They have sung for P.T.A. meetings, REA meetings, Civic Club, and class plays. During their Junior and Senior years they participated in the District Music Contest and received some very fine criticisms. Qflass rophecg It is now 1963, and we are glancing through the May 22 issue of the Danube D9-ily Doing so we have spotted many of the 1953 seniors names ln bold black type Listen olosely and we will pass them on to you In the upper right hand corner we find the name of our editor, hichard Jahnke Half way down the page we find an article that discusses the new doudek Einstein theory on 'Space Time Shifting our eyes to the right we find some flash news Miss Betty Anne Vos will make ter lOOth concert in the Met Be sure to get your tickets early The National Farmers Association is now in sesslon in Washington Many of the l9S3 senior boys have made a great success of themselves in the field of agriculture Notice these names classed wlth their divisions Jim Kopel sheep raising Che always Ronald Kissner raising of hogs, Merwyn Klrgiss dairy cattle and as a sideline he writes poetry Our president of the United States, Noel Fischer, has found his first five months to be successful However, his secretary, Marlene bischer, finds his dictations alto gether too frequent Here is the latest medical report D June Schroeder along with several special ists has found the cancer cure Her hospital is filled to capacity, but she has very efficient help Some of her nurses are Donna Gort and Susie Frank As we turn the page we find the Hawks Report It says here that Superintendent Gary Knutson has his next years faculty all lined up On his list are Joan Sommers teaching physical education and James Beck teaching Physics and Chemistry On the adjacent page we find the society news and the like Ethel Van Den Linde of the New York Modeling House will be in Danube soon modeling the latest Janet Sportel creations Arlene naumer has recently returned from her vacation in Europe She will resume her work as advertising manager at Daytons Slipping our finger through the pages once more, we find the advertising section If you have any trouble with your car take it to the Arden meek garage where it will receive the expert service of Marlon Kuglin If you have any trucking to be done, see the reliable Clayton Foss Trucking Service His motto is 'Clayton Foss Will See It Across N It seems that everyone wants to get the latest recordings that Ardus Tepfer made with Ronald Schroer and his top notch jazz band. We are happy to announce that a new supply will be coming to the Stelter Music Store soon. Looking over the sport page we find doger lShortyJ Schroeders name in flying col ors. He is now high point man on the Lakers team. I Il ' was a dear little lambbg Delaino Schafer-crop rotationg James Filzen-western cattleg I F. I Qlass 317111 we the class of 1953 of Danube High School, being of sound mind and healthy phy sique and wishing to distribute our various assets equally and accordingly, do here by execute this last will and testament We leave to the faculty our love for all the studies they taught To the custodians we leave all the gum on the chairs and desks to use as they please All papers, pencll marks and notes found in text books we leave to the underclass men to use to their best advantage le each have personal beeueatts which are as follows Donna eort wllls her many boy friends to anyone in need Betty Vos wills her many hair do's to any glrl in need ttel Van den Linde wills her cheerleading ability to Wally Van ouren ousie Frank leaves her bashfulness to Edward Houdek June Schroeder wills her good marks to Norman Hinrlchs Arlene Laumer leaves her friendliness to Bill Foss Joan Sommers wills her ability to go steady to Howard Kramin Celeste Stelter wills her dramatic ability to Alvin doogheem Ardus Tepfer wills her reserved attitude to ueorge Reetz Marlene Fischer wills ber slim figure to helen Jreltkreutz Ronny Aissner wills his curly hair to Leroy Freiborg gary Knutson wills his night life to Bernard Schwer Jim nopel wills his ability to milk cows to iary Ann Manthei Ronny Schroer wills his sinvlng ability to Pat Schemmel Merwyn Kirgiss leaves his long underwear and garters to James Benage Lick Jahnke leaves his drivinv ability to Jul Heineman Delaino Schafer leaves his good marks to Marion Tepfer Kenneth Houdek wills all his A's to his cousin LdW8PG Houdea Jim Filzen wills his quietness to Frank Serbus bhorty Schroeder leaves his football ability to John Poortvliet Clayton boss wills his Yackard and ability to stay out all night to Jerry Jahnke Arden Heek wills his ability to play the cornet to Jib berbus Marlen Auglin wills his ability to roll cars to Roger Brandt Noel Fischer wills his abllity to sleep late to nick Dudek Jim Beck wills his ability to drive in snowstorns to anyone in need Janet Sportel wills her heighth to Jerry Jahnke. Junior Class lst row-J. Sommers, S. Schroeder, E. Van Den Einde. 2nd row- C, Stelter, Fischer, G. Knutson, B. Vos. Wangen, D. Jahnke, R.Schroer, Fischer, J. Kopel, M. Kirgiss. A. Tepfer, M 3rd row- Mr. D. Schafer, N. ,f A '. mv ' -g'f1,.1f.f?f. ' Q2 H' s M or , A if , '1 R nNo guiding hand, I ' no evening star! x , Director J. Wangen , a y . wifi Li, ' ? r Wm wiki' 'H f . V 1-:f :-:'12- '--...Q '- an f - A 'c .W ,U .WV 'V : v' 'swap-.. ' Q WI do.u lst row- Van Den Einde, J. Sommers. 2nd row- K. M. Kirgiss, G. Knutson, M. Fischer Wangen, N. Fischer, J. Filzen, J B. Vos, A. Tepfer, S. Schroeder, E. Houdek, 3I'd' MI' n Kopel, C. Stelter, R. Schroer. Senior Class 2 C. ' , Ulf Mother Only Kn -1-4 n, nI'm gettin' outa here 3 nReach an' keep reach1n'!N nDesperate Ambrose eww y .......-.v... .-....,. N r M4 ' UI! -'Bur I .,2 UB if -,U V if 41, , fx f A6 mi 'W v ev , .ff age 922 ,M-.1-.ga-s.v..a. fy 2 9 Q! 3 Qbgiv fkiff f xl 6-Zh 'f 4 'si - Em VF - 1 9' ' ' . 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Kramin, K. Vos, L. Jakel. 6th row- J. Schwartz, Knutson, A. heetz, C. Krause, D. Roelofs, N. Fischer, H. Schroer, Mr. Lommel. MAJORETTES .. ' s e , Marion Tepfer ii 2 Y 1 J! Jeanette Dolezal I Shirley Zaske V -F4 Darlene Goetzman D. nr C, M M J M J H G ...L mann Y Q I I I. V. 3 , , ,j-'-xg! W. ywjw - .I as is 1 if? , 1 in 5 9 6 A 1 F Q 'Z e Q' -n Q nn- ar AH ' 9 Af v ' ' 55 Q A '45 , . v U X Affy? , ' ,V 1 ' 4 fn fgvw 4 .ivan - QQ Q V . 5 1, . 55? r.usPfKilf 5 6 .'. Q' V 93' 3' bw 9 Q Q . Three Cheers for the Cheerleaders SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: A. Tepfer, E. Van Den Einde, M. Manthei, J. Sommers JR. CHEERLEADERS D. Schwartz, C. Wheeler, W. Van Buren. a. A- r i':,, 5:5 ' Q ' E1 '1. .f Nh Homec oming I , - A- x S x f 5 L I. 0 w' x - .,FF z I1 1. F- . if 'E nv ARUU5 ThrFER HOMECOMING DANCE REIQNTNS QUEEN F.F.A. FLOAT JOAN SUMMEFS, HOMECQMIKG QUEEN CCRONATICN AT HALF f' n gs- X S. Q ,Y K 4 y ' 5 L I s J4 . 4 'M .millbii M ,fL' li' 'Z'-13.-fa--4' 1 .Q fs, I H' K 9 is H ' 4 4? 1 1. . c-.xii ' 4 '4 . ,af sls i'- -:L 1 u 1,,,a nn.. W., ,Hn , 1 1 FLOAT WINNER -. , S 9 - val? - ,X 4 ua!! -E w l if - 1,,,,..r I' u l 1 q ' l , .F 7 rl 'L PWC CF OUR MAJORETTES L mf ,.-Ar PEP CLUB- lst row- J. Sommers, M. Manthei, C. Wheeler, W. Van Buren, D. Schwartz, E.V8nDenfLnde, A. Tepfer. 2nd row- C. Yock, L. Manthei, C. Gena, J. Kleinhuizen, K. Gena, J. Becxer, M. Caldwell, D. Kemnitz, J. Malvin, A. Schwartz, D. Goetzman, S. Zaske. 3rd row- S. Caldwell, M. Manthei, J. Dolezal, U. Fischer, C. Caldwell, S. Brietkreutz, C. Van Den Einde, D. Schemmel, M. Manthei, B. Sommers, B. Gahm. hth row- A. Seehusen, M. Houdek, B. Vos, B. Foss, F. Damhof, L. Tazelaar, S. Zaske, C. Frieborg, M. Van Buren, N Fischer, L. Frieborg. Sth row- J. Kurtz, L. Lohmeyer, S. Schmidt, J. Schroeder, C Lingenfelter, M. Kirgiss, L. Schwer, J. Kopel, B. Kvernes, Mrs. Wangen. oth row- S Coyle, M. Sanky, D. 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