Danube High School - Falcon Yearbook (Danube, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1960 volume:

THE 1960 GRADUATING CLASS PRESENTS.... THE FALCON DANUBE HIGH SCHOOL DANUBE, MINNESOTA TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY SENIORS UNOERCLASSMEN GRADES ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS GRAOUATI ON DEDICATION We, the class of I960, are proud to dedicate this yearbook to the teenagers of America. In years to come, the teenagers of today, will be the backbone of our nation. The future growth and prosperity of our nation rests In their hands. As the pages of this book unfold you will see how our school endeavors to prepare them for this work. Therefore, it Is with great pride and pleasure that we Inscribe this book to the leaders of tomorrow, the teenagers of today. BOARO OF EDUCATION Seated: Ted Wertish, Gust Schroer, Leslie Schrupp, Lawrence Van Oen Einde, Ervin Manthei. Standing: James Poissant, Alvin Mueller, Duane Orr, JAMES W. POISSANT Super Intendent Soc I a 1 12 FACULTY JAMES SVOBODA Hi story 7, 10-A Geography 8 Football Coach Jr. High Basketball Coach Track Coach ROSAMOND FULLER Home Economics JEROME ERICKSON Band Chorus Music 7, 8 History 10-B CHARLES ERICKSON Industrial Arts Jr. High Football Coach Ass't. Basketball Coach Drivers Training GLORIA FESTER Typing Shorthand 1, 2 Bookkeeping Hawks Staff Advisor RODNEY BLACK Social Studies 9 Phy. Ed. Ass't. Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Jorld Hi story DORIS O'NEIL Jr. High Math JOAN SCHMITZ Algebra 9 Biology Chemlstry RUTH BOTTGE English 12 Speech Ll brarI an MARVIN STRISSEL Higher Algebra Geometry Trig. Soli d Geo. Chemi stry THOMAS LIESCH English 10, 11 World History Ass't. Jr. High Coach FREDERICK POLKA Grade Five Elementary Principal Not Pictured: LORRAINE GAFFNEY Grade 3 JOHN PURRINGTON Jr. High Math JOAN MESSINA Jr. High Science Phy. Ed. G.A.A. Director BERNICE GENS Grade Six CAROL HEINEMANN Jr. High Science Phy. Ed. G.A.A. Advisor FAYE ALLPRESS Grade Five and Six DELORES WANNIGMAN Grade Three GERTRUDE LUECK Grade Two JEAN ERICKSON Roseland Grade One and Two GRACE LUECK OPAL MATTKE Roseland Roseland Grade Three and Four Grade Five and MABEL DAVIDSON Grade One Six QTAFF BUS DRIVERS Albert Kleinhuizen, Elgin Kurtz, Donali Hanthei , Kermlt Schroeder, Ronald Heinemann Gordon Wallert, Ed Miller, Clarence Van M Einde, Art Jahnke. The senior class officers Donelly Jahnke, vice president, Myrtle Meliema, president, and Carolyn Falconer, secretary and treasurer, have that feeling of accom- plishment after a very important class meeting. They have that happy look on their faces which probably means that one of the senior class projects has been a success. CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS MOTTO: The Road Called Toil Leads To The City Called Success CLASS COLORS: Mint Green and White As in previous years, the senior class again sponsored many projects, some of which were: bake sales, magazine and card sales, class play, game concession stands and the spring style show. These projects helped make a trip to Washington O.C. a reality. We, the i960 graduating class, wish to thank our advisor, Mr. Orr, for the help and guidance he extended to us during the past year. We also wish to ELDON AALDERKS Football 2, ; Basket- ball 1, 2; F.F.A. I, 2, 3, ♦. thank Mr. Poissant and all those who helped make our senior year a memorable one. Our final goal, graduation on May 31, came sooner than expected. We leave the cherished halls of O.H.S. with a feeling of regret, but we look forward to the future with anticipation and hope of finding what the City of Success holds for each of us. MARY OYKEMA Chorus 2, 3, U; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 2, 3, 4; Declamation 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. CAROLYN FALCONER Chorus 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 3 Library Club 3 • G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, U; Student Coun- cil 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Declamation A; Class Treas. 3, +; Class Sec'y 4; Gi rls Glee Club 2, 3 Homemaker of Tomorrow. JAMES FALCONER Football k Student Man- ager 1; Chorus 3. ♦; Dec- lamation k; Class Play k. STANLEY FISCHER Football 2, 4; Chorus 1 2, 3; F.F.A. 2, 3, i . 2. SHARON FRANK Band I, 2, 3, ♦; Chorus 1,2,3; Library Club 3. 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 't; Assist. Sect'y 4; Cheer- leader 1, 2, 3« Dec- lamation 1, 2, Student Council 2; Homecoming Queen Class Play 3 Band Pres. A; Girls' Glee Club 3. MARIE HOUDEK Flag Twirler 3, 4; Li- brary Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3; Declamation 4. DONELLY JAHNKE Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Co- captain 4; Baseball 21 Chorus 2, 3. 4; F.F.A. 1. 2, 3, 4; Class Pres. 2; Class Vice Pres. 4; Class Play 4; Declamation 4. DARLENE KlSSNER Flag Twirler 3 4; G.A.A. 1, 2. 3; Declamation A. RUTH ANN KNOLL Library Club 4; G.A.A. 2 3, 4; Declamation 4. CAROLE KOPEL Chorus 2, 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Annual Staff 3, 4; Co-editor 4; Hawks Staff 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 3. 4; Declamation 2, 4; Class Vice Pres. 1; Class Sec. 3; Queen Attendant 3 4. ROGER KRUEGER Football 4; Chorus 2, 3. 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3; Dec- lamation 4. CAROL LAUMER Chorus 1, 2, 3 ♦; Girls' Trio 2; Madrigal Group 2, 3; Triple Trio 2; Vocal Soloist 3, k; Class Play 3, ♦; Annual Staff k Library Club 3 G.A.A. 1 2, 3, ♦; Declamation JAMES LIPPERT Basketball 1, 2; F.F.A. I 2, 3 +; Student Coun- cil 3. HARRIET LUECK Chorus 1, 2, 3. ♦; Flag Twirler 1, 2, 3 ♦; Hawks Staff 3, A; Library Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. Pres. 3. ♦; Student Coun- cil 3, A; Declamation 4; Queen Attendant 2, 1 ; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. PETER MALECEK Basketball I; F.F.A. 1, 2. 3. ♦. WAYNE MAURICE Football 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Track k. MYRTLE MELLEMA Chorus 2, 3 ; Hawks Staff 1 ; Flag Twirler 1, 2, 3. ♦; Library Club 3, l+; G.A.A. 2, 3, U; Dec- lamation 1, 2. k; Class President 3. ♦; Student Council Pres. 4; Class Play 3, k. ADRIEN MILLER Chorus 2, 3. F.F.A. I. JOANNE MOLITOR Annual Staff 4, Library Club A; G.A.A. 2, 3. f; Declamation 4. SANDRA MUELLER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sect'y 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Accompanist 2, 3, 4; An- nual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 4; Library Club 3, 4; Sect'y 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, A; Assist. Sect'y 3; Dec- lamation 4. DAVID RECK Class Play 3. '♦i Foot- ball I; Basketball 1; F.F.A. 1. CAROL ROELOFS Chorus i, 2, 3 ♦; Sec'y 4; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; G.A.A. BARBARA SCHACK Chorus 1, 2, 3. ♦; Lib- rary Club 4; Declamation 4; Girls' Glee Club 2,3. I. 2, 3 3. Class CounclI Club 2 , 4; Class Play Girls' State 3; Treas. 2; Student 2; Girls' Glee . 3. CAROL SCHAFER Madrigal Group 2, 3; Class Play 3; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Band I, 2, 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Declamation 4; Class Sec'y 2. KATHRYN SCHAFER Band 2, 3, 4; Chorus 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 3, ♦; Dec- lamation 4; G.A.A. 2, 3 4, MAURICE SCHROEDER Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Co- Captain A; Basketball 1, 2, 3 4; Basebal I 2; Track 2, 3 4; Chorus 2, 3 4; Annual Staff 4; Hawks Staff A; Decla- mation A; Class V.P. 3; Student Council 4. KENNETH SCHRUPP Football I, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Declamation 4; Class Play 3. RAYMOND SCHNICKELS Football 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; Student Counci 1 1. ROSEMARY SMEDSTAD Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec'y 2; Treas. 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Co-editor 4; Hawks Staff 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; G.A.A. KATHLEEN SCHROEDER Band I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Hawks Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Dec- lamation 4. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec'y-treas. 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Class Pres. 1; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 2, 3 4; Sec'y 3; Queen Attendant 4. KAYE SOMMERS Chorus 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4; Dec- lamation 4. KAREN SPENCER Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Declamation 4; Student Council 3, 4; Hawks Staff 2, 3, 4; Editor 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. 2; EUROI NE TEPFER Band I, 2, 3, 4; Treas. 3; Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Hawks ctaff 3i 4; Major- ette 1, 2; Library Club 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Cheerleader 3 4; Declam- ation 4; Class Vice Pres. 2; Student Council 3 4; Sect'y 4; Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. DONNA TROCHLIl Annual Staff 4; Library Club 3, '♦I G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4. MARLYS VAN BUREN Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. 4; Decla- mation 4; Student Council it; Vice Pres. 4. ROW I: P. Grafenstein, 0. Kurtz, A. Wertish, K. Zuldema, R. Gunderson, B. Reek, K. Bruggers, L. Fischer, J. Malecek. J. Jensen, 0. Bratsch, J. Zenk, B. Schroeder, J, Damhof, J. Damhof M. Van Den Einde, E. Braun, R. Jahnke. ROW 111; Miss Schmitz, J. J. Kohout, K. Seehusen, A. Houdek, M. Dusterhoff, L. Kleinhulzen C. Stange, L. Miller, R. Brower, Mr. Llesch. ROW IV: D. Zaske! L. Grafenstein, W. Schemmel, T. Svobodny, G. Lundquist, R. 0. Molenaar, T. Slndelir, R. Van Den Einde. R. Zaske, ROW II. , N. Kaiser Van 8uren, R. Visser, H. Zaske, Grundeman, CLASS OF 1961 v Woody Schemmel, president of the junior class. Is showing the other class officers his choice of a class ring. Bob Zaske, secretary, Tony Slndelir, treasurer, and Ruth Gunderson, vice president, seem to agree with him. The day these class rings arrived was, perhaps, the most exciting day for the juniors. This year the juniors have been very active in various school activities. They have participated In sports, band, chorus, student council, and the school clubs. They are preparing for their senior class trip by conducting var- ious fund raistng projects. They sold stationery, sponsored a sock hop, and put on a class play which was a huge success. Ruth Gunderson was chosen attendant for homecoming. The juniors, along with their advisors. Miss Schmitz and Mr. Llesch, worked vigorously to help make our home- coming a success. ROW 1: A. S. Klester, A. Wertish, K. Manthel L. Mueller, ROW IV: H. G. Hoffman, Poortvllet, C. Molitor, S. Westphal, B. Penke, C. Stellmacher S. Klssner. B. Gudmunson. ROW II: Miss Fester. B. Schroeder J. Abrahamson, V. Schwartz, . ROW 111: L. Bratsch, L. J. Hopman, S. Schmidt, S. Nobel, D. Dragt, J, Prodehl, W. Hoffman, E. Kohls. G. Kopel, J. Schrupp, M. Knapper Schafer, D. Reck, D. Lohmeyer Hei nemann , M. Schack, Mr. Black M. Gort, G. Hotovec, R. Bruggers CLASS OF 1962 Relaxing instead of discussing business are the sophomore class officers. They are: Larry Mueller, vice president; Greg Kopel, treasurer; Karen Manthel, secretary; and Bob Bruggers, president. The sophomore ad- visors are Mr. Black and Miss Fester. This class is now a real part of the senior high school and are very active in all of the activities. To prove this, they made an attractive homecoming float, using the theme Swim to Victory . Diane Lohmeyer was chosen as their homecoming attendant. They also sponsored a bowling party on April Fools' Day. ROW 1: D. Malecek, E. Fischer, S. Schroeder, J. Knoll, J. Martin, S. Manthel, J. HInrIcks, E. Mellema, J. Renke, D. Serbus, R. Houdek. ROW II: L. Poortvllet, M, Gens, M. Schnlckels, C. Seehusen, R, Malecek, S. Schrupp, C. Schmidt, A. Schack, A. Wertish, V. Kemnitz, C. Peterson, ROW 111: Mr. Strlssel, G, Schafer, P, Dykema, J. Braun, H, Zylstra, C. Uppert, B. Manthel, I. Weigel, 0. Fuls, L. Lueck, S. Mueller, L. Ruter, Mr. Svoboda. ROW IV: J. Roelofs, J. Zuldema, C. Hoffman, N. Dykema, G. Mtnkel, J. Zenk, D. Serbus, B. Olson, J. Malecek, M. Krueger, G. Jansen. GRADE NINE The class of 1963 was the big ruler of the junior high this year. They are anx- iously awaiting entrance Into senior high. The freshman float with the theme Good Luck Hawks added a great deal of color to the homecoming parade. Judy Zuldema was selected to represent the junior high as homecoming attendant. For their class party, they chose to go roller skating at Redwood Falls. They had an exciting year, with all their plans carried out success- fully. Receiving some Information from the office are: James Malecek, president; Patty Dykema, secretary-treasurer; and Lowell Lueck, vice president. GRADE EIGHT The eighth graders, with one year of high school behind them, have spent an exciting year. They sponsored a roller skating party and took an active part In many of the school activities. Along with their advisors, Mr. Erickson and Mrs. Poissant, the eighth graders worked hard on their homecoming float. Although It did not win a prize. It added beauty to our pa- rade. As usual, the eighth grade class officers are clowning. They are: Leslie Freiborg, president; Dean Slagter, vice president; and Phillip Smedstad, secretary- treasurer. ROW I: C. Manthel, R. Brouwer, A. Brouwer., D. Kohout, P. Smedstad, R. Dykstra, R. Schrupp, D. Dragt, M. Zaske, M. Frank, Mrs. Poissant. ROW II: Mr. Erickson, J. Hoekstra, P. Connelly, M. Maurice, C. Schrupp, M. Kurtz, B. Seehusen, S. Van Den Einde, B. Miller, C. Raddatz, C. Zaske. ROW 111: J. Van Den Einde, R. Roschlld, B. Hoffman, R. Roschtld, M. Roelofs, H. Jahnke, 0. Slagter, M. Sommers, R. Shanahan, T. Houdek. ROW IV: J. Folkerts, P. Hotovec, C. Bruggers, R. Sommers, E. Wertlsh, G. Sawin, D. Machacek, L. Freiborg, L. Sindeltr, M. Schmidt. ROW 1: C. Schafer, M. Llppert, N. Norman, S. Manthel, S. Schmidt, I. Dykema, M. Frank, C. Hoekstra, R. Weigel, B. Slndellr, C. Stellmacher, J. Malecek, G. Woltjer. ROW 11: Mrs. O'Neil, B. Grafensteln, A. Schochermaler, A. Kaiser, 0. Grosklags, S. Kurtz, J. Ruter, H. Caldwell, M. Reich, N. Malecek, J. Slagter, K. Aalderks, H. Manthel, M. Fischer, 0. Fuls. ROW 111: D. Houdek, 0. laumer, J. Hotovec, J. Hopman, M. Kraft, B. Falconer, L. Reetz, C. Kemnitz, B. Bratsch, T, Leidhelser, J. Benage, G. Seehusen, L. Gens, M. Kozubik. ROW IV: T, Kaiser, M. Manthel, C, Molenaar, C. Moje, L. Roelofs, J. Knapper, P. Strootman, B. Schendel, M. Schroer, L. Gudmunson, B. Spencer, J. Bruggers, D. Vogt, S. Severson. GRADE SEVEN The seventh graders, shy and green, have been busy In their separate classes this year. The students sponsored a roller skating party and many of the class members participated In the Junior High Band. Home- coming was successful for them since they won the junior high float prize. Their winning slogan was: We're Expecting a Win . The seventh grade officers are pictured chatting with Mrs. Hetnemann, one of the class advisors. The officers are: Carol Stellmacher, vice president; Trudy Kaiser, secretary-treasurer; and Patsy Strootman, president. The seventh grade advisors have been very helpful to these students In their first year of high school. J ROW I: B. Refsland, E. Ruud, D. Bratsch, P. Mattke, L. Maurice, J. Houdek, L. Al1 press, R. Folkerts. ROW 11: Mrs. Gens, N. Connelly, C. Serbus, S. Wallert, K. Zenk, L. Van Den Elnde, D. Kohout, M. Klrglss, L. Bruns, J. Sommers. ROW 111: R. Mattson, T. Polka, L. Hoffman, P. Peatrowsky, J. Knlsely, D. Sawln, J. Kozublk, C. Mueller, L. Jahnke. GRADE SIX SAFETY PATROL LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Polka, R. Mattson, C. Schroeder, R. Mattke, L. Allpress, M. Reep, B. Grosklags, K. Severson, I. Schloekoph. ROW I: C. Folkerts, E. Schafer, R, Frank, B. Woltjer, M. G. Malecek, C. Schroeder. ROW 11: Mrs. Allpress, C. Penke, 0. Schnelderman, C. Vogt, 0. Hotovec, J. Penke, R. Manthel. 0. Weigel, D. Gens, L. Schrupp, R. Wertlsh, M. Reep, C. B. Grosklags. NOT PICTURED: D. Kohout. GRADE FIVE £ QIX Wert!sh, 0, Reich, ROW 111: Schemmel, GRADE FIVE ROW I; G. Kuester, M. Dykstra, G. Lohmeyer, N. Falconer, 0. Raddatz, S. Refsland, A. Malecek, E. Klssner. ROW 11: Mr. Polka, D. Houdek, V. Serbus, V. Schroeder, J. Kohout, P. Knisely, W. Schafer, C. Zylstra R. Carlson. ROW 111: M. Norman, D. Swoboda, I. Schloekoph, J. Potter, W. Schafer, K. Severson, K. Frank, S. Malecek, P. Negen. GRADE FOUR GRADE THREE ROW 1: V. Kissner, M. Haubrlch, R. Shanahan, G. Bratsch, G. van Den Elnde, S. Reich, J. Schaefer, D. Norman. ROW 11: L. Glere, L. Mertens, C. Standfuss, G. Penke, L. Caldwell, T. Polka, D. Weigel, J. Ruter, C. Kozublk. ROW 111: Mrs. Wannigman, D. Leldhelser, K. Kohout, T. Jensen, V. Schoelkoph, L. Wertlsh, D. King, A. Bratsch, R. Boehlert, A. Kurtz, B. Wallert, Mrs. Polka. ROW IV: N. Zaske, J. Schnlckels, G. Grosklogs, M. Reep, M. Molenaar, M. Hoffman, P. Mtnkle, D. Potter, R. Roschlld, P. Braun. ROW 1: L. Woltjer, R. Wertlsh, R. Folkerts, M. Schenvnel, B. Kaiser, R. Mattke, C. Polka, J. Penke, G. Kodet, A. Knudson. ROW 11: Mrs. Haraldson, N. Swoboda, D. Mattson, 0. Sommers, J. Manthel, T. Benage, R. Vogt, V. Machacek, B. Keehl, D. Schneiderman, C. Fenske. ROW 111: L. Schoelkoph, N. Schendel, P. Standfuss, J. Peatrowsky, E. Kohout, D. Ferguson, T. Llppert, C. Lueck, R. Prodoehl, B. Goldhammer. ROW I: R. Voelz, 0. Mertens, J. Bratsch, T. Schemmel, J. Haubrich, S. Malecek, P. Ferguson, K. Knudson. ROW 11: K. Glere, J. Vreeman, M, Standfuss, R, Vogt, S. Grafensteln, S. Van Den Elnde, R. Tepfer, ROW 111: Mrs. Davidson, 0. Peterson, P. Houdek, D. Bratsch, C. Haug, B. Standfuss, B. Schroeder, 0. Standfuss. GRADE ONE GRADE TWO ROW 1: J. Kodet, R. Tepfer, K. Woltjer, L. Bruns, N. Breltkruetz, C. Voelz, R. Houdek, C. Kurtz. ROW 11: G. Refsland, R. Fenske, K. Frank, K. Kraft, R. Zenk, C. Frank, S. Kohout, A. Fischer, C. Lueck. ROW 111: Mrs. Lueck. 0. Sawtn, B. Nyquist, M. Frank, L. Vogt, 0. Llppert, 0. Slndellr, L. Boehlert, L. Gens, B. Negen. If ROSELAND GRADE ONE § TWO FROM WINDOW (Front to Back) ROW I: P. Holwerda, M. Hlnrlchs, T. Slagter, M. Poortvllet, B. Sportel. ROW II; L. Olson, G. Bulthuls, D. Uppert, E. Dragt. ROW III: G. Strootman D. RoeIofs. ROW IV: M. Zuideraa, G. Dragt, R. Hoekstra. NOT PICTURED: D. DeRuyter. FROM BLACKBOARD (Front to Back) ROW 1: L. Hoekstra, J. Llppert, A. OJson, L. Hoekstra, J. Slagter. ROW II: J. Slagter, L. Hoekstra, R. Douma, P. Roelofs, J, DeRuyter. ROW III: G. Van Oen Elnde, G. Svobodny, B. Zuldema, A. Damhof, G. Bulthuls. ROW IV: L. Dykema, S. Moje, B. Dykema. ROW V: B. Sportel, P. Gort, D. Mellema, 0. Wi11 lams. GRADE THREE FOUR FROM BLACKBOARD (Front to Back) ROW I: C. Roelofs, 0. Sportel, B. Bulthuls, L. ROW II: R. Llppert, 0. Olson, A. Miller, W. Damhof. ROW 111: L. Brouwer, P. Brouwer, W. Lundquist. ROW IV: 0. Slagter, B. Gort, M L. Bulthuls. GRADE FIVE Damhof, W. Dragt, 0. Hoekstra, L. Slagter, H. Poortvllet, T. Van Buren, P, Brouwer, . Knoll, M. Llppert, B. Gort, SIX GRADE SCHOOL OPERETTA QUEEN SHARON The 1959 homecoming festivities began on Friday evening at 8 o'clock when everyone was on hand for the coronation of the 1959 Homecoming Queen. The program began with the presentation of skits by the Sopho- mores, Juniors, and Seniors. Sharon Frank was crowned by the 1958 queen, Dorothy Jahnke. The senior atten- dants were: Harriet Lueck, Carole Kopel, and Rosemary Smedstad. The other attendants were: Ruth Gunder- son, Junior; Diane Lohmeyer, Sopho- more; and Judy Zuidema, Junior High. After the coronation everyone assem- bled behind the school for the tra- ditional torchlight parade and bon- fire of which the cheerleaders had charge. On Saturday at 2 o'clock, an out- standing parade commenced. Following the parade, the PTA served a deli- cious dinner in the cafeteria. SENIOR FLOAT first prize Everyone enjoyed the huge bon- fire behind the school where the cheerleaders lead yells and alumni made predictions for the big game. For the first time, skits were pre- sented at the homecoming convocation. The junior class presented The Wiener Dog. Woody Schemmel is pic- tured feeding an apple to his dog. HOMECOMING Donelly Jahnke, football co- captain, is enjoying a dance with our homecoming queen, Sharon Frank. The senior class presented Little Maroon Victory as their skit for the homecoming convocation. This skit won first prize. ROW I: M. Schroeder, N. Kaiser, R. Smedstad, C. Kopel, Mr. Orr. ROW II: 0. Trochi i I, K. Schafer, C. Roelofs, C. Falconer, h. Van Buren. ROW 111: J. Molitor, C. Laumer, S. Mueller, R. Schnickels, K. Schrupp. ANNUAL STAFF To have a better annual than before is the main purpose of the Annual Staff. The hard work and many hours of effort which go into this project pay off in the end. This year's co-editors were Carol Kopel and Rosemary Smedstad. Ray Schnickels and Ken Schrupp, business managers for the Annual Staff, are busy checking the books after today's receipts. Rosemary Smedstad and Carole Kopel, co- editors for this year's annual, are busy checking layouts as they hurry to meet the next deadline. You sure it can't start? JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Get your hands off of me! The Class of 1960 presented as their junior class play Brother Goose , a comedy in three acts, by William Davidson. This play was about a young man who was faced with the problem of bringing up his younger brother and sister. He also had problems with girls! The play proved to be very  entertaining and successful. CAST SEATED: K. Schrupp, S. Frank, C. Schafer, M. Mellema, M. Van Buren, R. Schnickels. STANDING: D. Grund, C. Roelofs, D. Reck, H. Lueck, C. Laumer, Mrs. Ha 11i day. SEATED: D. Grund, H. Lueck, M. Van Buren, S. Frank, M. Mellema, C. Laumer. STANDING: K. Schafer, C. Schafer, J. Falconer, R. Schnickels, C. Roelofs, D. Jahnke, D, Reck, Miss Fester. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Fog Island , a mystery comedy by Clayton McCarty was the senior class play. Four drama students and their director were marooned on Fog Island. The girls became Involved In the mystery of what had happened to the real Mr. and Mrs. Williams. What's g Mrs. Bottge's Speech Class participated in declamation this year. A local elimination contest was held. From this contest, one winner was picked from each division to participate in the District 12 contest held at Renville. These were as follows: Carol Schafer Myrtle Mel 1ema Carol Laumer Kathy Schafer Kenny Schrupp Oratory Superior Rating in the District Original Oratory Regional Alternate Dramatic District Winner; Superior Rating at the Region Humorous Excellant Rating in the District Pantomime Excellant Rating In the District The Speech Class also presented five one-act plays to the public. Of these plays, The Shoemakers Wife was picked to represent our school at the Dist- rict 12 Contest held at Brownton. Here the play received an excellant rating. DECLAMATION ROW I: Mrs. Bottge, D. Kissner, M. Houdek, H. Lueck, S. Frank, K. Schroeder, C. Laumer, C. Falconer, R. Sportel, J. Molitor. ROW 11: S. Mueller, K. Grund, C. Kopel, K. Schafer, B. Schack, E. Tepfer, M. Dykema, K. Sommers, R. Knoll, M. Van Buren. ROW 111: C. Schafer, M. Mellema, R. Krueger, M. Schroeder, J. Falconer, D. Jahnke, C. Roelofs, K. Spencer, K. Schrupp. LEFT TO RIGHT: La Vonne Bratsch, Kathy Bruggers, Trudy Leldheiser, Judy Schrupp, Barbara Schroeder. MAJORETTES The majorettes and flag twlrlers can be seen each year at the head of our homecoming parade. They also perform throughout the year at various foot- ball and basketball games. FLAG TWIRLERS ROW 1: Kathleen Zuidema, Marie Houdek. ROW 11: Harriet Lueck, Darlene Kissner, JoAnn Damhof. ROW 111: Myrtle Mellema, Janice Damhof. Left to Right: Sharon Frank, Eurdine Tepfer, Nancy Kaiser, Rosemary Smedstad, Carole Kope), Carolyn Falconer, The cheerleaders worked many hours to get their yells perfected and to help rouse school spirit. Each week they prepared a pep fest to stir up enthusiasm for the evening game. This year's cheerleaders shared a new experience in being able to cheer their team on to win the District 12 Championship and Region 3 runners-up titles. Being a cheerleader proved to be a profitable and enjoyable activity for these girls. 7 CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Carol Moje, Patty Dykema, Lorraine Ruter, Patty Hotovec. SEATED: 8. Bruggers, D. Zaske, H. Lueck, M. Mellema, E. Tepfer, N. Kaiser, K, Manthei. STANDING: Mr. Orr, M. Schroer, R. Zaske, M. Schroeder, K. Spencer, J. Zuidema, R. Smedstad, M. Van Buren, C. Kopel, M. Roelofs. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the voice of the students. Its main purpose Is to work with the faculty and administration to obtain faculty permission on student wishes. The Council helps select lyceums, they sponser sock hops, and they sponser charity drives. These are only a few of the Council's activities. The faculty member of the Student Council is Mr. Orr. After an important Student Council meeting, the officers decided to take a little break. The photographer caught them here for this cute little snapshot. Left to Right: Myrtle Mellema, president; Marlys Van Buren, vice president; Eurdine Tepfer, secretary; Karen Manthei, treas- urer. ROW I: Mrs. Bottge, J. Molitor, M. Houdek, R. Sportel, S. Mueller, K. Schroeder, S. Frank, J. Caldwell, ROW II: R. Smedstad, C. Laumer, M. Dykema, C. Kopel, K. Sommers, B. Schack, C. Falconer, M. Van Buren, K. Bruggers, ROW III: E.Tepfer, 0. Grund, R. Gunderson, R. Knoll, D. Trochi 11, E. Braun, K. Schafer, K. Zuldema. ROW IV: C. Schafer, M. Van Den Einde, C. Roelofs, M. Mellema, J. Damhof, K. Spencer, N. Kaiser, J. Zenk. LIBRARY CLUB If you walk up to the desk in the library and find a smiling face greet- ing you, it is probably one of Mrs. Bottge's library assistants ready to help you with one of your problems. The members of the Library Club are required to work in the library one hour a week putting away books, repairing them, putting the new magazines and newspapers up, and checking the grade school children's books out for them. ROW I: R Gens, C. Poortvli et Abrahamson Seehusen, Frank, M. C. Kope I, Troch)i 1 , Sommers, L M. Van Den C. Roelofs L. Schafer Houdek, A. Poortvliet, J. Penke, S. Schroeder, B. Gudmunson, M. Molitor, 8. Schroeder, S. Kissner, K. Manthei, J. Molitor, L. , S. Kuester, P. Grafenstein, 0. Serbus. ROW 11: L. Fischer J , M. Houdek, A. Wertish, P. Dykema, K. Schroeder, M. Van Buren) c! J. Jansen, K. Bruggers, H. Zylstra, C. Laumer, S. Mueller, S. Schn.ckels, A. Wertish, ROW 111: S. Mueller, C. Lippert, E. Braun, C. Falconer, H. Lueck, R. Smedstad, K. Schafer, N. Zylstra, D. 0. Grund, E. Tepfer, J. Schrupp, R. Gunderson, K. Zuidema, K. . Ruter. ROW IV: R. Knoll, S. Heinemann, C. Hoffman, L. Bratsch, Einde, N. Kaiser, J. Damhof, K. Spencer, M. Mellema, J. Damhof, , S. Schmidt, B. Schroeder, D. Lohmeyer, J, Zenk, J. Zuidema, G. A. A. Harriet Lueck, G.A.A. president, is discussing business with the G.A.A. advisor, Mrs. Messina. One project of the G.A.A. is operating the popcorn stand at the games. They also sponsor the cheerleaders and supply them with uniforms. Pictured below are the G.A.A. officers working at the popcorn stand. ROW I: Mr. Heller, E. Mellema, J. Martin, L. Fischer, R. Zaske, J. Knoll, V. Schwartz. ROW 11: H. Houdek, D. Reck, C. Stange, L. Miller, K. Seehusen, W. Maurice, J. Malecek, J. Kohout. ROW 111: 0. Dragt, P. Malecek, S. Fischer, B. Van Den Einde, 0. Molenaar, W. Schemmel, R. Visser, J. Hopman. ROW IV: J. Zenk, K. Wacek, J. Lippert, R. Grundeman, G. Lundqulst, G. Hotovec, E. Aalderks, G. Hoffman. Pictured are the F.F.A. officers: Mr. Heller, advisor; Bob Van Oen Einde, vice president; Orv Molenaar, president; Curtiss Stange, treas- urer; Gene Lundqulst, secretary. STANDING: Bob Zaske, sentinel; Woody Schemmel, reporter. The F.F.A. Farm Mechanics Team is pictured here work- ing on an engine. Left to Right: Kenny Wacek, Henry Houdek, Larry Miller, Kenny Seehusen, and Joe Kohout. F. F. A. ROW I: J. Damhof, K. Spencer. ROW II: H. Lueck, K. Zuldema, C. Kopel, E. Tepfer, C. Falconer, Miss Fester. ROW 111: L. Fischer, M. Mellema, S. Mueller, K. Bruggers, K. Schroeder, R. Gunderson, J. Zenk, L. Bratsch, R. Smedstad, ROW IV: J. Damhof, G. Kopel, D. Zaske, M. Schroeder, B. Schroeder, C. Roelofs, N. Kaiser, J. Schrupp. Karen Spencer, editor, and Janice Damhof, assistant, know that much work goes into putting out a monthly school paper. They, together with the staff and Miss Fester, have tried to make our school paper interesting and enjoyable to read. HAWKS STAFF The machine operators have a vi important role to play in putting The Hawks Report, the school net paper. Pictured are: Kathli Schroeder, Ruth Gunderson, B; Schroeder, and Harriet Lueck. FLUTE SOLO LaVaun Fi scher SMALL MUSIC GROUPS ROW I: J. Abrahamson, K. Schafer, S. Frank, E. Tepfer. ROW II: I. Weigel E. Fischer, B. Schroeder, A. Wertlsh, V, Kemnitz, A. Wertlsh. ROW 111: C. Schmidt, D. Bratsch, J. Prodoehl, S. Kurtz, M. Kraft. H. Caldwell, P. Connelly, C. Schafer. ROW IV: D. Grund, J. Damhof, K. Schroeder, C. Stange, J. Braun, B. Manthel, G. Hotovec. ROW V: C. Hoffman, M. Gens, R. Smedstad. BAND The Senior Band's first appearance was made in the Homecoming parade this year. During the half of the evening game, they pre- sented an impressive show for the football fans. The band took a trip to Minneapolis and participated in the annual Band Day at the University of Minnesota. They then began work on the Winter Concert which was presented on February 16. During the basketball season, the band played at each home game, adding to the spirit and enthusiasm of the crowds. They also added excitement to the tournament games, gladly donning their uniforms each time their team won another game. There was no letup for this organization, as it practiced right through to the last day of school. In the spring, the handworked diligently to prepare for the music con- test held in Olivia on April 23. The Memorial Day parade climaxed the band's big and busy year. ROW 1: K. Spencer, Dykema, S. Mueller, Mueller, C, Schrupp, J. Schrupp. ROW IV: Schroer. ROW V: K. Schwartz, S. Manthel, I. Fischer, J, zenic. ROW II: J. Zuldema, L. Lueck, N. L. Bratsch, G. Hoffman. ROW 111: S. Mueller, L. P. Hotovec, B, Schroeder, R. Grundeman, S. Schroeder, J. Damhof, B. Gudmunson, M, Frank, M. Manthel, M. Bruggers, P. Oykema, M. Roelofs, L. Poortvllet, V, M, Reep. BAND Row I: K. Zenk, W. Schafer, C. Lueck, C. Schroeder, G. Lohmeyer, P. Mattke, N. Connelly. Row 11: H. Caldwell, M. Kraft, S. Kurtz, J. Potter, P. Connelly, P. Hotovec, C. Schrupp, M. Frank, L. Allpress, C. Mueller, M. Manthel, M. Schroer. Row 111: B. Falconer M. Roelofs, C. Bruggers, J. Bruggers, M. Reep, B. Go 1dhammer, N. Falconer, C. Schafer, B. Spencer, C. Molenaar, B. Schendel, L. Gens. L. Maurice, 0. Weigel, H. Manthel. ROW !: S. Schroeder, L. Fischer, S, Mueller, M. Van Buren, K. Zuldema, J, Zenk, J. Schrupp, K. Schafer, L. Bratsch, K. Spencer, N. Kaiser, E. Tepfer, C. Laumer, B. Gudmunson, P. Grafensteln. ROW II: J. Caldwell, K. Bruggers, K, Schroeder, H. Lueck, D. Grund, C. Schafer, J. Damhof, M. Mellema, S. Schmidt, J. Damhof, M. Van Den Einde, D. Bratsch, R. Gunderson, M. Dykema. ROW III: K, Sommers, N. Zylstra, J. Zuidema, B, Schroeder, C. Roelofs, J. Falconer, 0. Molenaar, M. Schroeder, B. Van Den Einde, D. Zaske, H, Zaske, S. Manthel. ROW IV: J. Martin, R. Zaske, T. Sindelir, J. Kohout, A. Miller, G, Hotovec, G. Lundqulst, D, Jahnke, R. Visser, R, Krueger, R. Hoffman, C. Stange, K. Seehusen. Pictured below are the accompanists, Sandra Mueller and Kathleen Zuldema with the music department director, Mr. Jerome Erickson. CHORUS The chorus, still one of the most popular organi- zations, had fifty-four voices this year. Tryouts were held In the fall to determine who the chorus members would be. Under the direction of Mr. Erickson, the chorus attained remarkable quality. The annual Winter Concert was presented on February 16. Practice ses- sions were held every Wednesday and Thursday during the year. The accompanists, Sandra Mueller and Kathleen Zuidema, were kept busy in the spring as the chorus prepared for the contest held in Olivia on April 23. ROW I: L. Gudmunson, L. Gudmunson, A. Hoffman, W. Maurice, J. Falconer, M. Schroeder, 0. Jahnke, R. Schnickels, E. Aalderks, S. Fischer, K. Schrupp. ROW 11: R. Schrupp, Mr. Svoboda, B. Van Den Elnde, M. Gort, G. Hoffman, G. Hotovec, G. Lundquist, B. Bruggers, 0. Molenaar, E. Kohls, Mr. Black. Row 111: S. Manthei, V. Schwartz, L. Mueller, 0. Oragt, G. Minkel, L. Kletnhuizen, J. Prodoehl, B. Olson, J. Roelofs, G. Kopel, K. Lueck. SEASON RECORD FOOTBALL Danube 7 New London 12 Oanube 0 Stewart 18 Danube 0 Hector 26 Danube 0 Renvi1le l t Danube 7 Sacred Heart 7 Danube 0 Bird Island 12 Danube 0 Brownton 19 Danube 0 Buffalo Lake 0 The football captains, Maurice Schroeder and Donelly Jahnke, are presumably talking football with the coaches, Mr. Svoboda and Mr. Black. Donelly Jahnke was selected to the al1-conference football team. The foot- ball season proved to be enjoyable for all football fans. LOREN GUOMUNSON ELDON AALDERKS RAY SCHNICKELS Tackle End Tackle JIM FALCONER Tackle KENNY SCHRUPP Guard WAYNE MAURICE Halfback STANLEY FISCHER End ACTION! Football proved to be fun-filled even though the team was not Oonelly Jahnke and Maurice Schroeder, co-captains, provided leadership to the team which never once conceded victory to the victorious. outstanding opponents. KNEELING: M. Schroeder, K. Schrupp, 0. Zaske, B. Bruggers, T. Svobodny, W Schemmel, L. Kleinhulzen, 0. Jahnke. STANDING: R. Schrupp, Mr. Black, G Hoffman, 0. Molenaar, B. Van Den Elnde, G. Kopel, Mr. Erickson, K. Lueck. A TEAM RECORD Danube 50 New London 47 Danube 50 Bird Island 48 Danube 57 Hector 68 Danube U8 Sacred Heart 52 Danube 50 Buffalo Lake 57 Danube 71 Clara City 56 Danube 66 Brownton 42 Danube 48 Renvl1le 63 Danube 70 Stewart 60 Danube 59 Hector 45 Danube 56 Bird Island 64 Danube 64 Sacred Heart 60 Danube 76 Buffalo Lake 77 Danube 65 Olivia 66 Danube 66 Brownton 62 Danube 55 Renvl1le 57 Danube 78 Stewart 61 Danube 56 Olivia 51 BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS PI strict Danube 91 Hutchi nson 65 Danube 48 Hector 47 Danube 70 Renvl1le 55 Danube 71 Olivia 64 Regional Danube 69 Mlnneota 44 Danube 48 Granite Falls 54 Mr. Black, our head coach, seems to b telling a basketball joke to our CO' captains. Woody Schemmel and Bob Bruggers KNEELING: J. Roelofs, N. Dykema, G. Hotovec, M. Gort, G. Minkel, L. Mueller STANOING: Mr. Erickson, G. Kopel, L. Lueck, S. Schrupp, V. Schwartz, S. Manthe I. ‘B’ BASKETBALL B TEAM RECORD Danube 31 New London 33 Danube 35 Bird Island 22 Danube 25 Hector 22 Danube 27 Sacred Heart 26 Danube 3 Buffalo Lake 24 Danube 3 Clara City 28 Danube 32 Brownton 33 Danube 25 Renvl11e 32 Danube 29 Stewart 21 Danube 47 Hector 33 Danube ♦9 Bird Island 43 Danube 45 Sacred Heart 43 Danube 50 Buffalo Lake 23 Danube 36 Olivia 30 Danube 4 1 Brownton 22 Danube 3 Renvl11e 35 Danube 33 Stewart 40 Danube 31 Olivia 22 The B basketball squad, under the splendid coaching of Mr. Charles Erickson, had a very successful basketball season. They had a record of thirteen wins and five losses. This record is the best over previous years. We are very proud of these boys and we hope they will con- tinue the good work. COACH ERICKSON ROW 1: P. Smedstad, R. Schrupp. ROW II: R. Zaske, G. Hottman R. Schni ckels, S. Fischer, G. Kopel, S. Schrupp, S. Manthei, ROW 111: G. Hotovec, B. Bruggers, D. Zaske, A. Hoffman, W. Jahnke, 0. Molenaar, M. Gort, L. Klelnhulzen. ROW IV: L. Prodoehl, E, Kohls, W. Schemmel, G, Lundquist, J. Falconer, T, Van Den Einde, M. Schroeder. LETTERMAN DONELLY JAHNKE forward - guard MAURICE SCHROEDER guard SENIORS K. Schrupp, V, Schwartz. Maurice, 0. Mueller, J. Svobodny, B. KENNY SCHRUPP guard On the day of the first Region 3 tournament, the Oanube team, cheerleaders, and loyal fans formed a parade and began the unexpected trip to St. Peter. They were met by the Olivia police car and were escorted into town, where a group of volunteer bandsmen played the school song and the busi- nessmen presented to them a good luck banner, to be hung at St. Peter. This good sportsmanship, which was typical of all the adjoining towns, added to the fun and excitement of our winning the Oistrict and Region Runner-up titles. TOURNAMENTS Coach Black shows signs of relief after winning the Dis- trict 12 title. The rest of the team is up in the air and express mixed feelings of unbelief and happiness. The i960 basketball team proudly displays their first District 12 trophy. The team went on to claim the Region 3 Runner-up title. Row 1: L. Kleinhuizen, K. Schrupp, L. Gudmunson, D. Zaske, B. Bruggers, Bob Van Oen Einde. Row 2: Mr. Black, S. Schrupp, L. Lueck, B. Olson, G. Minkel, R. Brower, K. Seehusen, M. Gort, J. Roelofs, S. Manthei. BASEBALL The I960 baseball team, under the coaching of Mr. Rodney Black, experienced a successful season. The boys captured the 212 Confer- ence Championship by defeating Stewart 2-0, thus ending the sports season with another addition to the trophy showcase. Mr. Svoboda's track team won the west end track meet and placed fifth in the District 12 meet at Hutchinson where Bob Bruggers qual- ified for the Regional meet. TRACK Left to Right: B. Manthei, R. Hoffman, T, Slndelir, N. Dykema, G, Hotovec, B. Bruggers, M. Gort, M. Schroeder, K. Schrupp, B. Van Den Einde, Mr. Svoboda. Not Pictured: G. Hoffman, 0. Molenaar. THE WHITE HOUSE SUPREME COURT BUILDING SENIOR MR. ORR AND MRS. BOTTGE ENJOYING THEMSELVES ON THE TRAIN. TRIP On April 25, the class trip to Washington, D.C. became a reality for the class of i960. This trip was made possible by the efforts of the class, their parents, and their teachers. The class wishes to thank the people of the community for backing them as they strove toward their goal—a trip to the capitol city of our nation. I WO JIMA STATUE SENIOR TRIP THE JEFFERSON MEMORIAL VIEWED FROM THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. ft STATUE OF LINCOLN MOUNT VERNON THE NATION'S CAPITOL THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT AS SEEN IN THE REFLECTING POOL. LINCOLN MEMORIAL MRS. BOTTGE AND MR. ORR WITH OUR BUS DRIVER. THE START OF THE CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY. The Class of i960 reached the zenith of their twelve years of education—gradua- tion. On May 26, the Danube Civic Club sponsored a tea for the seniors. Awards night was held May 27. Commencement exer- cises were held May 31 in the high school auditorium. Carol Roelofs and Sandra Mueller were rated as co-vaI edictor Ians. Karen Spencer was salutatorIan. Eurdine Tepfer, Carol Schafer, Rosemary Smedstad, Donna Trochili, Joanne Molitor, and Carole Kopel were honor students. Graduation marked for the seniors a path to the outside world. It was sad for some and joyous for others. All in all, vie, the Seniors of I960, will never forget that event. THE SENIORS AND THEIR PARENTS SEATED ON THE STAGE. THE SENIORS ARE PATIENTLY AWAITING THE START OF COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES LAWRENCE VAN DEN El NOE, PRESIDENT OF THE SCHOOL BOARD IS SPEAKING TO THE SENIORS. THE CANDLELIGHT CEREMONY. THE COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER, EDGAR M. CARLSON, IS DELIVERING HIS ADDRESS. CAROL ROELOFS SPORTS A HAPPY SMILE AS SHE RECEIVES HER DI POLMA. SNAPSHOTS farmer woody PUZZLED?'.? LOYAL (?) FANS THE THREE MUSKETEERS FOR VARIETY TRY THESEI? THE BENCH SNAPSHOT?} YEA—DANUBE WHAT'S SO AWFUL??? CONCENTRATION TIRED TWOSOME SLEEPING BEAUTY WIDE AWAKE?1.? .BATHING BEAUTIES GABBY LOVABLE PUPH BACK THESE MERCHANTS. THEY BACKED US' DANUBE WASHED SAND and GRAVEL CO. Ready Mix Cement We Deliver-Any Tlme-Any Place Ellsworth Kaiser t M.J. Schroeder DANUBE CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPING ASSOC. Buyers and Shippers of Livestock Phone 1 3 Danube, Minn. ALYCE'S BEAUTY SHOP All Beauty Services' Mrs. Alyce Connelly, Prop. Phone 58 Danube, Minn. DONATIONS NO STAR.......$5.00 .............$7.50 -----------$10.00 PICTURES-----$20.00 VERN'S TEXACO SERVICE Mechanic Work Greasing-tire Repair Vernon King, Prop. Phone 68R3 CONGRATULATIONS From James A. Cosgriff, Sr., M. D. James A. Cosgriff, Jr., M. D. Olivia, Minn. DANUBE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of all Kinds K. R. Schroeder, Agent Phone 51 GENERAL INSURANCE Albert Klelnhuizen Phone 89 RUEBEN'S MOBIL SERVICE and HAZEL'S COFFEE SHOP Rueben Hazel, Prop. ADVERTISING We, the Class of i960, would like to express our appreciation to the advertisers who helped support our annual--The Falcon of I960. Without your ads, it would have been impossible to edit this annual. Ray Schnlckels and Les Smedstad, owner, chat at the Danube Creamery and Produce. Stop in for all your dairy and poultry needs. C I I Aaron Sommers is weighing in a load of grain at the Danube Farmer's Ele- vator. At the Case Garage, Orrin and Oliver Lueck and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Spencer are always on hand to help you with your needs. DANUBE TELEPHONE CO. Danube, Minn. CALDWELL'S GROCERY STATE BANK OF DANUBE Fresh Frult-and-Vegetables Danube, Minn. Lockers-Fresh Meat Phone 101 Danube, Minn. DANUBE OIL CO. Danube, Minn. KEEP HARDWARE Plumbing-Heating Skelgas-Paints Phone 67 Danube, Minn. CORNIE'S AUTO SALES Danube, Minn. BACK THESE MERCHANTS. THEY BACKED u S'• Wes Schroeder (pictured) and Owen Manthel are always ready to give you speedy service at the Farmer's Co-op Station. Fill 'er up, Wes! Busy as a beaver Is Lars Frank as he hurries to get a report ready at the local R.E.A. office. BACK THESE M ROSELAND HATCHERY ERCHANTS. THEY BACKED U SI! DANUBE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. Chicks-Feed BORGESON DRUG Edgar Van Den Einde, Prop. Renville, Minn. Roseland, Minn. RENVILLE CLEANER'S ELMER LUECK MOTOR SALES Thr Hour Clean! na Studebaker Sales and Services Quality Cleaning Elmer Lueck, Dealer Phone 245 Danube, Minn. Renville, Minn. Phone 65 Service When You Need It Ernest Black, Prop. Phone 33 GOLDEN RULE Grocerles-Vegetables Meats-Dry Goods-Shoes Phone 31 See Me For Your PIONEER SEED CORN August Kramin Phone 133 Danube, Minn. THE STYLE SHOP A. M. Fawcett, M. D. Renvilie, Minn. HALL1 DAY'S Laura and Ted Tonne Ready-to-Wear Gi fts-Jewelry Olivia, Minn. BOTTGE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Dry Goods-Men's Wear Super Market Women's and Children's Wear and Robert B. Pierce, M. D. and shoes Produce Renville, Minn. Free Jet Stamps with all Purchases Olivia, Minn. Renville, Minn. DYKEMA'S GRUND'S DRAY Grocery and Locker Co. Duane Grund, Prop. Roseland, Minn. KRUEGER'S POULTRY SERVICE Danube, Minn. Phone DR8-8010 Top Market Egg Buyer Complete Poultry Service Vaccinated Remedi es-Tonlcs-VItamlns Dealer In-All State Chicks Funks -G-Seed Corn Rainbow Ferti 1izer Danube, Minn. CLOCK CAFE ANDY'S REXALL DRUG Phone 68R2 Good Food at every Hour For Friendly Service Al Strom, Prop. Olivia, Minn. Olivia, Minn. DAVE'S RADIO AND T.V. Gifts and Gems Zenith Sales and Services RED OWL SUPER MARKET from Phone 953 Renvilie, Minn. DAMIAN'S Sandy Pearson, Mgr. Jewelry and Gifts Olivia, Minn. Olivia, Minn. DAMIAN'S for DIAMONDS BEN FRANKLIN STORE EMERSON HI-WAY FURNITURE RENVILLE BAKERY Big and Better Than Ever Everything for the Home Home of Fine Baked Goods Make This Your Headquarters E. 0. Emerson, Prop. Frank Cole, Prop. for Phone 414 Phone-Danube 31 All Your School Supplies Renville, Minn. Renville 593 Olivia, Minn. Olivia 64 AUTOGRAPHQ AUTOGRAPHS