Danube High School - Falcon Yearbook (Danube, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1962 volume:

THE CLASS OF 1962 PRESENTS THE FALCON TABLE of CONTENTS STAFF GRADE TEACHERS GRADES UNDERCLASSMEN ORGANIZATIONS ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY SENIORS GRADUATION Mr. Orr, Advisor Judy Schrupp, Editor Charlotte Stellnacher Sharon Kissner Anita Wertish Barbara Gudmunson DuWayne Dragt Bonnie Schroeder Robert Manthey Veva Kemnitz CAROL STAHL Grades One and Two MABEL DAVIDSON Grade One DIANNE BJERKE Grade One ROW Is L. Woltjcr, T. Davis, P. Schemnel, N. Swoboda, B. Kaiser, D. Sommers, R. Mattke, R. Wertish, G. Kodet. ROW II: D. Schneiderman, J. Penke, R. Vogt, B. Keehl, B. Goldhammer, J. Manthei, T. Benage, D. Mattson, R. Prodoehl. ROW Ills L. Schoelkoph, V. Machacek, C. Lueck, P. Standfuss, T. Lippert, D. Ferguson, E. Kohout, N. Schendel, E. Johnson. GRADE SIX GRADE FIVE ROW Is V. Ki8sner, J. Schafer, D. Weigel, C. Kozubik, D. Leidheiser, L. Giere, L. Mertens, M. Haubrich. ROW II: L. Caldwell, J. Ruter, T. Jensen, G. Johnson, B. Wallert, P. Solheim, K. Kohout, R. Shanahan. ROW III: D. King, M. Standfuss, V. Schoelkoph, R. Roschild, J. Schnickels, L. Wertish, R. Boehlert, A. Kurtz. ROW IV: M. Reep, G. Grosklags, P. Braun, M. Molenaar, P. Minkel, M. Hoffman, N. Zaske, D. Potter. ROW I: J. Kodet, R. Houdek, D. Norman, C. Frank, A. Fischer, G. Gluth, C. Kurtz. ROW II: C. Lueck, G. Refsland, N. Breitkruetz, C. Voelz, J. Penke, R. Tepfer, K. Woltjer. ROW III: M. Reek, S. Kohout, K. Frank, B. Voelz, K. Kraft, R. Zenk, L. Bruns. ROW IV: L. Gens, L. Vogt, L. Boehlert, D. Lippert, D. Sindelir, M. Frank, B. Negen. GRADE FOUR GRADE THREE ROW I: D. Mertens, R. Tepfer, S. Malacek, G. Peterson, P. Ferguson. ROW II: K. Giere, T. Schenmel, P. Houdek, S. Grafenstein, M. Standfuss, J. Haubrich. ROW III: R. Vogt, D. Bratsch, B. Standfuss, C. Haug, D. Stand- fuss, B. Schroeder. ROW I: R. Ferguson, M. Schrupp, S. Woltjer, N. Heller, J. Haubrich, K. Kissner, G. Kodet, L. Aalderks, G. Slndellr. ROW II: L. Tepher, C. Carlson, M. Kohout, D. Penke, M. Nyquist, D. Hotovec, M. Kohout, J. Malecek, J. Slagter. ROW III: Mrs. Bjerke, J. Jensen, M. Mlnkel, P. Schendel, C. Hoffman, G. Lippert, J. Heinemann, J. Ruter, I. Vogt, B. Tepfer, Mrs. Davidson. GRADE ONE GRADE TWO ROW I: R. Voelz, R. Penke, L. Raddatz, M. Kurtz, S. Wertish, L. Mattke, R. Penke, R. Johnson. ROW II: G. Swoboda, B. Frank, D. Maurice, J. Gens, D. Manthei, J. Davis, G. Braun, B. Yock. ROW III: M. Schafer, S. Krueger, D. Frank, G. Boehlert, C. King. P. Dykstra, B. Nere, J. Allpress. ROSE LAND ROW I: D Williams, Hoekstra, I st S 2nd GRADE Van Buren, D. DeRuyter, T. Pennings, T. Damhof, K. Brouwer. ROW II: D. Hubers, M. Hoekstra, D. Bulthuis, D. Zuidema, K. Holverda, N. Bruggers, S. Hoffman, T. L. Lippert, G. Mrs. Stahl. ROW I: J. Lippert, L. Hoekstra, G. Bulthuis, J. DeRuyter, P. Roelofs, D. Berensmann, B. Zuidema. ROW IX: L. Hoekstra, G. Svobodny, J. Slagter, J. Slagter, A. Olson, L. Hoekstra, A. Damhof, Mrs. Mattke. 5th 6th GRADE 3rd 4th GRADE FROM WINDOW (Front to Back) ROW I: V. Melvin, L. Olson, X. Slagter, P. Holwerda. ROW II: S. Berensmann, M. Poortvliet, G. Bulthuis, D. Lippert. ROW III: G. Strootman, D. Roelofs, G. Dragt. ROW IV: D. DeRuyter, M. Zuidema, R. Hoekstra. ROW I: D. Serbus, D. Malecek, E. Fischer , V. Kenmitz, S. Schroeder, C. Peterson, A. Schack, L. Poortvliet, J. Penke, S. Braun, R. Houdek. ROW II: A. Wertish, M. Gens, M. Schnickels, C. Lippert, C. Schmidt, J. Martin, S. Manthei, R. Malecek, H. Zylstra, S. Mueller, C. Seehusen. ROW III: G. Schafer, P. Dykema, L. Ruter, J. Zuidema, B. Manthei, S. Schrupp, D. Puls, I. Weigel, C. Hoffman, E. Mellema, L. Fischer. ROW IV: G. Roelofs, R. Manthey, W. Olson, J. Braun, L. Lueck, J. Zenk, N. Dykema, G. Minkel, M. Krueger, J. Malecek, J. Hinrichs. JUNIORS Proud smiles appeared not only on the faces of these class officers, but also on the face of every other member of the junior class. Here Veva Kemnitz, vice president, and Lois Poortvliet, secre- tary-treasurer, have paused for a minute to gaze at President Mary Gens's ring. Miss Schmitz and Mr. Liesch are the junior class advisors. The juniors won first place with both their homecoming float and skit this past fall, in the senior high division. The Junior class also started raising money for their senior class trip by selling candy and by presenting a play, under the direc- tion of Mr. Liesch. ROW I: C. Raddatz, M. Frank, D. Dragt, C. Schrupp, B. Seehusen, P. Connelly, C. ManChel, M. Zaske, J. Hoekstra. ROW II: C. Zaske, R. Negen, D. Kohout, M. Schmidt, P. Hotovec, R. Schrupp, M. Maurice, R. Dykstra, R. Brouwer. ROW III: B. Miller, M. Roelofs, J. Schemmel, A. Brouwer, N. Gunderson, J. VanDen Einde, R. Shanahan, X. Houdek, P. Smedstad. ROW IV: L. Slndellr, C. Bruggers, R. Roschild, M. Kurtz, D. Machacek, L. Freiborg, H. Janke, D. Slagter, R. Blomquist. SOPHOMORES Here the sophomore class officers, Mike Kurtz, Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Ros- child. Vice President, and Phillip Smed- stad, President are confirming a date set for their class bowling party with Principal, Mr. Orr. Mrs. Llesch and Mr. Black are advisors for this class. The sophomore class made an attractive float for the homecoming parade, using the theme, We're in Tune to Win . The sophomore's decided to send personal donations to a hospital this year in- stead of trading names within their class. ROW I: C. Schafer, H. Fischer, A. Kaiser, M. Frank, T. Leidheiser, D. Houdek, B. Sindelir, N. Norman, M. Lippert, J. Malecek, N. Malecek, D. Grosklags, D. Davis. ROW II: S. Kurtz, X. Kaiser, J. Benage, K. Lueck, A. Schochenmaier, C. Kemnitz, B. Bratsch, C. Stellmacher, H. Caldwell, J. Slagter, M. Kraft, S. Manthei, R. Weigel. ROW III: S. Schmidt, S. Hoekstra, G. Seehusen, J. Hopman, L. Reetz, C. Moje, H. Manthei, K. Johnson, 0. Laumer, B. Falconer, L. Schoelkoph, J. Ruter, K. Aalderks, L. Dykema. ROW IV: M. Manthei, B. Spencer, B. Hoffman, J. Bruggers, J. Knapper, D. Vogt, L. Roelofs, E. Wertish, P. Strootman, M. Schroer, B. Schendel, C. Molenaar, M. Sommers, L. Gens. GRADE NINE President Trudy Leidheiser's bus must have been late, but Carol Moje, secre- tary-treasurer; and Bruce Schendel, vice- president decided to wait and escort her to the freshmen class meeting anyway. The freshmen, along with their advisors, Mr. Erickson and Mr. Svoboda, made a winning float with the theme, We're the Combination to Win . Besides being busy with their extra-curricular act- ivities, many freshman were also active in their separate classes with many on the 90 Club. ROW I; C. Braun, B. Refsland, D. Bratach, G. Woltjer, L. Maurice, L. Bruns, E. Ruud, B. Woltjer, J. Houdek, C. Schemnel, L. Brouwer, J. Penke, H. Poortvllet. ROW II: D. Hoekstra, J. Sommers, D. Schneiderman, B. Grosklags, C. Vogt, L. Allpress, P. Mattke, N. Connelly, B. Bulthuis, M. Kirgiss, G. Johnson, W. Damhof. ROW III: D. Fuls, L. Slagter, L. Jahnke, D. Kohout, D. Sportel, M. Reep, R. Mattson, C. Roelofs, S. Wallert, L. Damhof, B. Grafenstein, C. Serbus. ROW IV: W. Dragt, K. Zenk, R. Manthey, C. Mueller, D. Olson, L. Gudmunson, G. Kozubik, J. Hotovec, L. Hoffman, R. Lippert, A. Miller, L. Schrupp. GRADE EIGHT As president Preston Mattke rounded the corner, he found his fellow eighth grade officers, Nancy Connelly, secretary- treasurer and Cheryl Mueller, vice president. They seemed to be all tuck- ered out. Some of the reasons they and the other members of the eighth grade gave were because they worked so hard on their homecoming float, studied so hard in their classes, and the fact that many participated in the Junior and Senior High Bands. They did admit, however, that their class advisors, Mrs. Messina and Mr. Steinman , did give them help. ROW Is R. Van Buren, B. Gort, M. Falconer, E. Schafer, G. Kuester, M. Dykstra, G. Malecek, E. Kissner, C. Folkerts, G. Lohmeyer, C. Schroeder. ROW II: B. Gort, S. Refaland, D. Kohout, C. Penke, A. Malecek, M. Lippert, S. Malecek, R. Manthei, D. Houdek, M. Wertish, D. Slagter, R. Frank. ROW III: W. Lundquist, D. Gens, V. Serbus, L. Bulthuis, M. Knoll, P. Brouwer, D. Raddatz, I. Schoelkoph, C. Zylstra, V. Schroeder, J. Kohout, D. Hotovec. ROW IV: V. Schafer, D. Swoboda, K. Frank, N. Norman, K. Severson, R. Wertish, P. Brouwer, B. Schafer, N. Schendel, J. Potter, P. Negen, R. Carlson. SEVENTH GRADE Standing outside of Mr. Orr's office, are the seventh grade officers, Roger Manthei, treasurer; Linda Bulthuis, «c- retary; Billy Schafer, vice president; and Nancy Schendel, president. Although they only entered Junior High this past fall, they have taken active participat- ion in band, homecoming festivities, class parties, and the 90 Club. This year under the guidance of Mr. Emerson, and Mr. Kramer, they chose to go roller skating for their class party. 3 ORGANIZATIONS Carnival Committee: Mr. Orr, Advisor, Charlotte Stellmacher. QTUDENT COUNCIL Homecoming Committee: Pat Dykema, Barb Gudmunson, Karen Manthei, Bob Bruggers. Career Day Committee: Robert Manthey, Alan Brouwer, Connie Schrupp. Student Government Day Committee: Carol Stell- macher, Sharyn Schroeder Elaine Ruud, Kathleen Prank. Constitution Committee: Judy Zuidema, Judy Sch- rupp, Vernon Schwartz. ROW I: A. Poortvliet, L. Schafer, D. Lohmeyer, E. Zuidema, M. Schack, H. Nobel, S. Schmidt, C. Stellmacher, K. Manthei, S. Kissner, A. Wertish. ROW II: Mrs. Bottge, B. Schroeder, V. Kemnitz, D. Malecek, E. Fischer, J. Penke, S. Braun, D. Serbus, R. Houdek, S. Westphal, S. Kuester, B. Penke, M. Schnickels, C. Seehusen, V. Maurice, M. Knapper, C. Molitor. ROW III: C. Schmidt, I. Weigel, H. Zylstra, S. Schroeder, R. Malecek, A. Schack, A. Wertish, S. Heinemann, C. Lippert, L. Ruter, B. Manthei. LIBRARY CLUB A very important aspect of any school system is the library. The student lib- rarian acts a s an assistant to the lib- rarian by mending books, putting away the books, and helping the other stu- dents to find reference material and other information. Each member of the club, to earn an award, must have helped in the library for one hour a week for at least two years. ROW I: Mr. Orr, S. Kiasner, J. Schrupp, B. Gudmunson, C. Stellmacher, D. Dragt. ROW II: A. Wertiah, B. Schroeder, R. Manthey, V. Kemnitz. ANNUAL STAFF Dlacuaslng their sale8 campaign are the buaineaa managers, Bonnie Schroeder, Du- Wayne Dragt, and Veva Kemnitz. These people also encouraged the advertisers to advertise in our annual. Without this added financial support, the Falcon could not be published. Judy Schrupp, editor, and Robert Manthey, assistant editor, smile when they see that their deadlines are a long way off. Seated: Mrs. Liesch. ROW I: S. Schroeder, A. Poortvliet, L. B. Gudmunson, K. Manthei, J. Zuidema, E. Zuidema, S. Kissner, C. Stellmacher. ROW II: M. Gens, S. Mueller, M. Knapper, M. C. Hoffman, L. Lueck, L. Mueller, G. Hoffman, S. Schmidt, R. Dykema, H. Zylstra, B. Schroeder. Poortvliet, A. Wertish, Schnickels, Manthey, P. HAWKS STAFF Mrs. Liesch, the Hawk's staff advisor, and Karen Manthei do a lot of hard work on each issue of the paper before it comes out each month. It is the duty of the editors to get their news in on time so that the typists can meet their deadline. Our machine operators have the messy job of printing the paper each month. Because of the co-operation of the members of the Hawk's staff, I'm sure we all will agree we have a very fine and inter- esting paper each month. The editor, Karen Manthei, and her assistant, Judy Zuidema, must get all the news and extra material placed in order before any other staff members can start. ROW I: M. Maurice, R. Houdek, D. Serbus, P. Dykema, B. Gudmunson, L. Bratsch, J. Schrupp, I. Weigel, V. Kemnitz, D. Lohmeyer. ROW II: J. Penke, E. Fischer, C. Seehusen, S. Braun, C. Lippert, L. Ruter, K. ManChei, C. Stellmacher, S, Schmidt, M. Gens. ROW III: B. Falconer, B. Sindelir, N. Norman, S. Manthei, C. Kemnitz, C. Moje, S. Hoekstra, C. Bruggers, C. Stellmacher, P. Strootman, X. Kaiser, V. Maurice. ROW IV: M. Schmidt, S. Kuester, S. Heinemann, M. Kraft, M. Frank, B. Seehusen, M. Roelofs, L. Sindelir, C. Zaske, B. Miller, P. Connelly, R. Negen. ROW V: S. Schroeder, L. Poortvliet, L. Reetz, D. Houdek, H. Poortvliet, N. Connelly, C. Manthei, M. Schnickels, M. Lippert, E. Zuidema, A. Poortvliet, B. Schroeder. ROW VI: C. Hoffman, R. Weigel, S. Kurtz, L. Schoelkoph, L. Dykema, J. Benage, B. Spencer, T. Leidheiser, J. Zuidema, S. Mueller, M. Zaske, C. Raddatz. ROW VII: R. Malecek, M. Frank, J. Malecek, S. Westphal, P. Hotovec, C. Schrupp, S. Kissner, C. Schmidt. G. A. A. The Girls Athletic Association is a combination athletic organization and pep club. The girls par- ticipate in such activities as bowling, toboggan- ing, and folk dancing. As active members of the G.A.A., each girl should attend all G.A.A. spon - sored activities, support the team at athletic con- tests, and exhibit good sportsmanship. All these attribute to the earning of an award in their senior year. ROW I: L. Freiborg, J. Zenk, G. Kopel, V. Schwartz, G. Hoffman, G. Hotovec, Mr. Heller. ROW II: M. Schroer, G. Seehusen, C. Molenaar, B. Schendel, K. Johnson, 0. Laumer, K. Aalderks. ROW III: D. Kohout, E. Wertish, T. Houdek, A. Schochenmaier, H. Jahnke, R. Shanahan, B. Hoffman. ROW IV: D. Reck, L. Mueller, L. Gluth, J. Martin, L. Grafenstein, J. Hopman, M. Sommers. ROW V: S. Malecek, L. Gens, J. Ruter, E. Mellema, L. Fischer, G. Schafer, N. Gunderson, J. Schemnel, J. Slagter. F. F. A. All boys interested in farming as a future vocation or profession are members of the Future Farmers of America. Mr. Heller, the advisor, teaches the members improved methods of farming, crop rotation and raising livestock. In 1961, the F. F. A. Chapter of Danube received a superior rating at the National Convention held at Kansas City for activities performed during the year. Those who attended were: Gary Hoffman, Vernon Schwartz, Jim Zenk, Dennis Kohout, and Jim Knoll. This year president Vernon Schwartz received the Star Farmer award and represented our region at the state speak- ing contest. ROW Is Mr. Black, G. Hotovec, E. Kohls, G. Kopel, M. Gort, D. Dragt, G. Hoffman, B. Bruggers, J. Prodoehl. ROW II: J. Bruggers, M. Manthei, N. Dykema, B. Olson, L. Lueck, S. Manthei, S. Schrupp, G. Minkel, L. Fischer, L. Mueller. ROW III: V. Schwartz, J. Roelofs, J. Malecek, R. Schrupp, M. Kurtz, E. Mellema, B. Manthei, J. Van Den Einde, K. Johnson, G. Schafer. To become a member of this athletic organization, one must participate one year in a sport. In order to earn a letter, the members of the D Club must have put in the following amount of required participation: Football - 9 minutes per year Basketball - 10 quarters per year Baseball - 9 innings per year Track - 3 points per year Last fall the members of the D Club collected material for our Homecoming bonf ire. ROW I: A. Poortvliet, R. Houdek, D. Serbus, J. Penke, S. Braun, S. Schroeder, C. Zaske, B. Sindellr, A. Schack, S. Mueller, B. Schroeder, B. Cudmunson, L. Poortvliet, N. Norman, E. Fischer, M. Frank. ROW II: P. Con- nelly, M. Knapper, A. Wertish, H. Zylstra, M, Schnickels, P. Dykema, M. Roelofs, L. Ruter, J. Schrupp, M. Schmidt, C. Schrupp, B. Seehusen, A. Wertish, M. Gens, C. Seehusen. ROW III: J. Martin, P. Smedstad, I. Wiegel, E. Zuidema, M. Schack, P. Hotovec, D. Lohmeyer, S. Schmidt, C. Bruggers, C. Hoffman, R. Malecek, L. Sindellr, J. Zuidema, B. Miller, R. Schrupp, A. Schochenmaier. ROW IV: S. Manthei, D. Slagter, J. Roelofs, D. Dragt, L. Gluth, M. Gort, G. Hoffman, G. Hotovec, L. Lueck, J. Hopman, R. Manthey, M. Schroer, S. Schrupp, L. Fischer, M. Manthei. CHORUS Under the capable direction of Mr. Solhelm, our chorus has provided for us son very beautiful music. At Christmas time they, along with the band and a number of small groups, gave a concert that was enjoyed by all. They also gave a beautiful Spring Concert. After putting in many long hours of practice they have proven to be one of the best choruses to come from Danube. Accompanists for the chorus were Judy Zuidema and Mary Roelofs. BAND FRENCH HORN Barbara Gudmunson Connie Schrupp Patty Hotovec CLARINETS Mary Frank Marilyn Kraft Ruth Carlson Marilyn Lippert Joyce Potter Anita Wertish Eleanor Fischer Shirley Kurtz Carol Schmidt Barbara Seehusen Alice Wertish Sharon Wallert Veva Kemnitz Jerry Prodoehl Judy Zuidema Inez Weigel SAXAPHONES Preston Mattke Nancy Connelly Peggy Connelly Lova Schoelkoph Lovell Pischer Carolyn Hoffman FLUTES Nancy Schendel Karen Zenk Kathleen Frank BARITONES Larry Mueller Gary Hoffman TROMBONES Vernon Schwartz Sheldon Manthei Jim Bruggers CORNETS Sharon Schroeder Bonnie Schroeder Shirley Mueller Judy Schrupp Cheryl Mueller Howard Manthei Loren Gens Mike Schroer Lovell Lueck Norman Dykema PERCUSSION Carol Bruggers Pat Dykema Mary Roelofs Lois Poortvliet Elaine Rudd Mary Gens BASS Billy Manthei John Braun Gary Hotovec Marching Band and Concert Band are the instrumental groups of Danube High School. The Marching Band adds color and zest to the football games and the Homecoming parade. The biggest event of the Concert Band season is the Win- ter Concert. This year, the band gave a wonderful concert at Christmas time. m Top to bottom: La Vonne Bratsch, Judy Schrupp, Sharon Kiaaner, Anita Wer- tish, Karen Manthei, Charlotte Stellmachev. The National Honor Society has been maintained by the National Asso- ciation of Secondary-School Principals. This Society was established not only as a professional organization but also as a service to schools and students. The number of chapters, which have become an outgrowth of the first chapter granted in 1921, has grown steadily. Today there are more than fifty-three hundred senior chapters and nine hundred junior chapters in the best senior and junior high schools in this country. To pursue its objectives, the National Honor Society has encouraged the establishment of chapters in secondary schools. These local chapters have as their members, students who are outstanding in Scholarship, Leader- ship, Service, and Character. The candidates are chosen by the faculty or by appointed members of the faculty. i The Royal Court: 1960 Homecoming Queen, N. Kaiser; Senior attendants, L. Bratsch J. Schrupp, B. Schroeder, A. Poortvliet; Junior attendant, P. Dyketna; Sophomore attendant, M. Frank; and Junior High attendant, T, Leidheiser. Alumni Trio: Joann Dam- hof, Kathleen Tepfer, and Kathryn Bruggers. HOMECOMING Senior Attendants: LaVonne Bratsch, Judy Schrupp, Bonnie Schroeder, Alda Poortvliet and Queen Nancy Kaiser. The. theme Once In A Blue Moon furnished an attractive setting for the Homecoming dance. Here we see pictured several members of the Royal Court and their escorts lead- ing the Grand March. D.H.S. - King of Victory was the theme used by the seniors for their float. The huge crown represented their hopes for a Homecoming Victory. The huge tape recorder with the theme Record a Victory was the junior's float which won first prize in the senior high division. This beautiful paper napkin piano was the sophomore float. They used the caption We're in Tune to Win. PARADE Riding the seventh grade float is husky Danny Hotovec. To urge the team on to victory, they used the theme Scratch out the Bulldogs. A real winner! The freshman float with the theme We've the Combin- ation to Win won first place in the junior high division. Pounding out a victory for the Danube Hawks is Mrs. Hoaglund's fourth grade. leading the parade as well as the band are our attractive majorettes: Carolyn Hoffman, Trudy Leidheiser, La Vonne Bratsch, and Connie Schemmel. Opening the Homecoming Festivities was the Coronation. The winning skit of the Homecoming Coronation was presented by the junior class. Coach Lueck is giving last min- ute instructions to his Danube team. Rough and tough football was the order of the evening when the Hector Bulldogs challenged the Danube Hawks in the Home- coming game. Here we see J. Roelofs and M. Gort assisting in tackling a Bulldog. That must have been a rather insult- ing remark made to have Mike Gatt fleeing from the clutches of Gary Hotovec. This skit was performed by the seniors at the Homecoming Coronation. Due to the excellent job of tackling, this potential Hector player was prevent- ed from scoring. scac The cast of You Can't Take It With You : V. Schwartz, B. Bruggers, B. Gud- munson, G. Hoffman, K. Manthei, S. Sch- midt, G. Kopel, A. Poortvliet, E. Kohls D. Reck, L. Mueller, G. Hotovec, B. Schroeder, D. Dragt, C. Stellmacher, M. Gort. SENIOR PLAY Well, Troops, it's now or never. Quiet! let's not all talk at once! intibe Dumps Urtonville oorhead Ie Gains State Berth Meet Lake Bentr v In Region Thre' or tside Sir c c vxe'V- o $f5 -CCA By LEFTY o' c£ “ jvvr s' 0? e O e Danube Hawks with his best, moved in •nt play at CfUstav Trojans, Distr v will now r istavus ' ga Or , v o� v' -xve .. � t. PRO ALL-STAR TEAl _ .. . - v hardest all-star team eVc e’ a w T Wing % ). 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Brup 0t7rnberlav % l'e ayed ue i'r , r ' 1. again h,fl g°rs.nlv u A 5 ! «Wsh ” eVe ]ngle % � ?''s;Woff Vi a itle 5 t.; Tonight's slate has Lak .: ton meeting Danube in on 3 finale at St. Pi Park opposing to '4 ■ � ,. in Re ion s , en ke ts be- Ao score a 17 of his canto to Id keep the Howard Lake..: r m their bid i?0 h the State Ctgf La South pound ) its way into Region Fisc finals with a 48 victory orer Howard Lake befc ]« Arena fans Frid as a f., ' champions 'S’ gf 0 of th all hi, ff rte 'WI0 m. ► bounding and o 0 oH. fft sta ff, ance on high sco � ? a Xfdt of Ortonville, Unn. with a en L %oin P oorhead ai 'fame anH a - pomfe tle J tv r4j 5 P oorhead ond ha f 1 ?ee cd jj ‘ reas dJ W. 0f n Re on If e, a r to break J? V ' versus 9 ,he Bran,, .. tornra ...«p . «? to f i but W ? , f v 6, „ Ouj'v .J versu.. % j- at Dul ,g Ad 1 , , p d, 6 “ J. N.DV -yle A 6c A ,- riday %c . da� 8rfma Ue’s Jnh°rd °r‘e ?? � he d nrunhnson W ° .ter ' '•'•' .V , ’ '• - n '■ Ii r ' ' kr s pions s suPr osed t0nf n the forwards are p .it Sajd .. ed the incomparable i.AJin ed 0 )e dMe only ylor who missed quite a few wound up as the r ening otit°d Sorneounc leader for the Lak af ha . Tie seebnd team forward firstvisittoth c ld Paul Arizin of Philad n rwrncd oun r! Cousv at the guards, success u; � nv.Q° ;ond team outscored unair ltb in the hero's circlcifto ,. n s an. feht as sophomore J 6o.6r Cr t0 7° Cdl tJ rn n ch ' ' ke a c fA 'Tf me with f of ‘ir°k, •ame oft the bench, •arter and b .the se « • Coa e m r ?rJOW, th r° a , 0 'c0r ot him e eeks. 4� - then a? Nh onh sev .re? _________tW'_ a, ’tarter jO a O � 0 C O' fntan Ktot said, ‘ eve?” W24 points t° 9.875 Cry to UP hen come ba m led in rebounding •s went to Walt Bel rr JW 4 5 5- •rly .d in | H Carl- y a guard ihey nar- ee. Twice tOnville tied .i 9-9 and also .ever led. Carl- .1 points for his y (h Les Broich ad- . W'lh I. aarter a then . re fj.oecond. Hi scoring Bin nOif). was limit to one free throw . id center 6 Michael confributed ona four points. In double figur with Smith was Jerry- Moult with 10 point . The Lakers w m meet Monticello tonight consolation game. Box score: BOOTH « HOWARD LK it r. ip u ft Pautir 7 1 IS Smith 6 Nfirsom 4 1 10 8chml«C O Retnke 4 1 Mirhael 1 Lanon 4 0 9 Moulton 4 Doblf 3 3 4 RumuMdl 0 vjfjfWJ rx THREE NOTES Bruggers had ail the fans talki to that win over the highly re Not only did he spark the wi’ quarter, but he held high scor points besides doing more He made this total in see ly one field goal in the around thought maybe ind third periods whe rlay that he can scor ay that the first he games and u lich cuts down h -o. x'. Cloq. .J 73-59 ana ginia 74-63 . . ? c game was as n teams had py nborn had fi built alike, defense forw en. cate unio’ H ed only in it he showed I would ve .en his be?' ay most The Lake ile as yo’ d they oor at 200 to .ias two big Y J 6T 215 pounc -. .lined team . . . Bru cP a Bern id ji crushed and Ada ripped Region 8. Top v fual Frida Some of! Hu p was widening up Muriier argin. John Nelson Virginia. Rush City i record. %. • % HHi a, now 20-3, had less j with Grand Rapids, lead- •$N 8-24 at halftime and never .ng pressed thereafter. Rich jhnson scorer’ 19 points for Cloquet and R 14 for Grand ’ 11 Lyle had to ' as RATHET 8; oru Writlr by Shant: poured fourth quarter Bakrbert. B Bakeberv. D Brcfiro KanUn ----- Anderson .. Weber ..... firs,' ' r°t,nd Z.'rr n. f'«ure i ip. wher Cy ,lho° thro t rlen got '°st 41 14 8eortn« by quarter� ; Danube 14 Ortonville ........... 13 as«0,i er-ve, IL markof Jon Hagen whovrad | leads at 33-3 d Z'fr f,o druggers now has 662 in only .BLE QUOTES made by A1 Attles of Philadelphia aberlain hit 100 points in the game, eight for eight from the field and «row. He said to Wilt, “Big fella, I’ll a the rest of my life. I don’t miss a en talks to me.” . . . Jim Pollard says fe’s the only star in the league who plays 36-34 going u TC I : - n0t er. But Lyle iieJr CaUs Ho , a 41-38 lead and hen. ai£ c o]! er hand in the closing s� . at 7 to ir rt 'V A. u,t ;,lfh th,‘ H Lyle has now won 16 straigi games and takes a 21-4 season record to the state meet. Galen Lehnhardt topped Lyle with 16 points, while Chuck Wobbrock got 17 for Medford. One of the state tourney’s top contenders will emerge from the ,1t' or .°r'l ■ hi, wV?-T POMPai v. C4r- Although the ai� have yet to win an exn. game in the Grapefruit League, all has not been bleak. For one thing, Harmon Kille- most off among Dan™ «I ,ed for ’eV' ly h t U- fr0m Pilt ithr JO s't a? Park pansion dra: 1- of runless ba lly bee� ! X ,nts three scratc e ArZ,rn. ohs belted th ' ) 1 in an exhib Uon at Scow e Friday. Shantz. most valuable player the American League wheq, nosted a 24-7 record for the th delphia Athletics in 1952, fhr . 1 i s , v ior member of the CoIXj ° %v ? e- % d crew ut could be 1 be a iJfW le asset for Manager Big aft in Houston’s first yea eration. . poised, smooth pitcher a career won-lost record of 1 ,??i2 m ROW I: Mr. Llesch, V. Schwarts, G. Kopel, L. Mueller, M. Gort, B. Bruggera, G. Hoffman, G, Hotovec, D. Dragt, J. Prodoehl, Mr. Emerson. ROW 11: K. Lueck, H. Caldwell, E. Mellema, B. Manthel, G. Minkel, J. Roelofs, L. Lueck, J. Malecek. ROW III: D. Dragt, J. Bruggera, H. Jahnke, N. Gunderson, S. Manthel, E. Kohls, G. Schafer. ROW IV: A. Brower, M. Kurtz, J. Van Den Elnde, R. Schrupp, M. Manthel, S. Schrupp, L. Fischer. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD Danube Danube Danube Danube Danube Danube Danube Danube Danube Clara City Brownton Buffalo Lake Stewart Hector Renville Sacred Heart Bird Island Olivia mike gort quarterback GREG KOPEL guard DUWAYNE DRAGT end GARY HOFFMAN tackle BOB BRUGGERS fullback GARY HOTOVEC tackle VERNON SCHWARTZ guard LARRY MUELLER halfback ELDON KOHLS tackle JERRY PRODOEHL tackle Tournament Team: ROW I: K. Lueck, Mr. Erickson, Mr. Black, R. Schrupp. ROW II: S. Manthei, E. Mellema, L. Lueck, J. Roelofs, M. Gort, G. Hotovec, B. Bruggers, G. Hoffman, M. Kurtz, G. Minkel, S. Schrupp. Missing N. Dykema. BASKETBALL The Danube Hawks repeated last years accomplishments and this year we did even better. We started by overthrowing Buffalo Lake for the District 12 title. We then defeated the lake Benton Bobcats 69-55 for the Region III crown. We were then on our way to the state where we finished fourth. St. Peter here we come! Williams Arena here we come! ROW I: J. Bruggers, B. Schendel, D. Machacek, M. Kurtz, D. Slagter, Mr. Erickson. ROW II: H. Manthei, P. Smedstad, M. Schroer, R. Blomquist, K. Johnson. ROW III: H. Caldwell, K. Lueck, M. Manthei, A. Schochenmaier, A. Kaiser. B TEAM We have here our future A team stars. Who could they be? Nobody else but our own B team. This team has lost only one game this year to Howard Lake. The co-captains that led the team were Mike Kurtz, and Dwaine Macha- cek. But they could not have done it without the guidance of Coach Charles Erickson. BOB BRUGGERS Forcward GARY HOTOVEC Center GO! go! gol That's not the senior class this time. It's the Danube cheerleaders using up all their energy to cheer the football and basketball teams to victory. The four cheerleaders this year were: Pat Dykema, Judy Schrupp, Sha- ron Kis8ner, and Alda Poort- vllet. B TEAM Carol Moje, Charlene Hoekstra, Nancy Connelly, Helen Poort- vliet. PON PGM GIRLS Standing: C. Stellmacher, M. Schmidt, L. Bratsch, C. Hoff- man, P. Hotovec. Sitting: T. Kaiser, T. Leldhelser, C. Zaske, C. Schemmel. S'Ll SOB I: G. Hoffman, S. Baruggers� J. Soelofs, M, Gort, it. Knrtz, L. Lneck, E. Mellema, W. Olson. SOW H: 3L. Dyksrra, H. Caldwell, J. Van Gen Since, K. Johnson� 5. Schrupp, S. Mantbei, ?. Smecstec, ?. Matrke, Mr. Blank. BASEBALL TRACK SOW I: L. Gudnnmson, SL Dykema, J. BLoelofs, G. Hoffman, BL. Bribers. it. Gcrt, L. Lueck, J. rrocoehl, J. Malecfek, D. Slagtsr. SOW II: Mr. 5 coda H. Mantbei, J. Hctcvec, W. Mantbei, E. Mellema, G. Kcpel, J. Mart-in, S. Schrupp. The vreath that really did bring good lock' . Sae aai hi proud parent . Hr. Hr . Jack Bruggers, ewi here 1 a beautiful after Bob was presentee with the 3eng tler Heaorial Award. cake presented t© the tea . coaches, and cheerleaders. Show- here are ocr two co- capt tint, Cary and bwi, receiving their basketball awards f;aa Coach Black. Ewer the coaches took tiae to practice MOMENTS TO REMEMBER % BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Duane Orr, Banning Hanscom, Alvin Mueller, Ted Wertiah, Gust Schroer, Leslie Schrupp, Lawrence Van Den Einde, Ervin Manthei. GLORIA LIESCH Typing Shorthand 1, 2 Bookkeeping Hawks Staff Advisor JOAN MESSINA Jr. High English Phy. Ed. G.A.A. Director OUANE C. ORR Principal Senior Class Advisor Annual Advisor Student Council Advisor THOMAS LIESCH English 10, 11 Wor1d Hi story Ass't. Football Coach Jr. Class Play RODNEY BLACK Social Studies 9 World History Phy. Ed. Basketball Coach Baseball Coach JOAN SCHMITZ Chemi stry Biology Higher Algebra Physics MARVIN STRISSEL Algebra 9 Geometry Advanced Mathematics General Mathematics SVERRE SOLHEIM Band Chorus Music 7, 8 1 CHARLES ERICKSON Industrial Arts Jr. High Football Coach Ass't. Basketball Coach Drivers Training NORMAN EMERSON Jr. High Science Sr. High Pootball Coach ROGER HELLER Vocational Ag. F.A.A. Advisor RUTH BOTTGE Latin Engl i sh 12 Librarian ROBERT KRAMER Jr. High Math JAMES SVOBODA History 7, 10 Geography 8 Jr. High Basketball Coach Track Coach ROSAMOND FULLER Home Economi cs RONALD STEINMAN Speech English 9, 12 History 10 Declam Sr. Class Play DANUBE JANITORS: Loren Schroeder and Adolph Schmidt. STAFF BUS DRIVERS: Ronnie H inemann, Karmit Schroeder, Elgin Kurtz, Don Manthei, Art Jahnke, Albert Kleinhuizen. Duane Grund, Gordon Wallert, ROSELAND JANITOR and BUS DRIVER: Henry Slaater ROSELAND COOK (below): Rose Brouwer JUDY SCHRUPP Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Editor 4; Hawks Staff 2, 3; Majorette 3; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Declam 3, 4; Class Vice Pres. 4; Student Council 4; Xres. 4; Class Play 3; Queen Attendant 4. Pictured here are the senior class officers doing one of the many tasks of getting ready to earn more money for their class trip to Washington D. C. They are president Karen Man- thei, vice president Judy Schrupp, secretary La Vonne Bratsch, and treasurer Sharon Kissner. KAREN MANTHEI Hawk Staff 3,4; Editor 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Declam 4; Class Play 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Pres. 4. LAVONNE BRATSCH Band 1, 2, 3; Chorus 2,3; Majorette 1,2,3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 3,4; Class Play 3; Class Sec. 4; Declam 3, 4; Queen Atten- dant 4. SHARON KISSNER Chorus 3; Annual Staff 4; Hawk Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Class Play 3; Class Tres. 4. MARLYS SCHACK Chorus 1,2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4. GARY HOFFMAN Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Chorus 4; Hawk Staff 3,4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Declam 3, 4; Class Play 3,4. SHARON KUESTER Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1. 2. 3, 4. GREG KOPEL Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3; Baseball 1; Track 3,4; Hawk Staff 3; F.F.A. 1,3,4; Declam 3,4; Class Tres. 3; Class Play 3,4. VERNON SCHWARTZ Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Band 1,2,3,4; Vice Pres. 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Declam 4; Class Play 3, 4. CHARLOTTE STELLMACHER Annual Staff 4; G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4; Hawk Staff 3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Class Play 3,4; Declam 4; Stu- dent Council 3,4; Pres. 4. GARY HOTOVEC Football 2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Track 2,3,4; Band 1,2,3, 4; Chorus 1,4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Declam 4; Class Play 4. ALDA POORTVLIET Chorus 3,4; Hawk Staff 3, 4 ; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec.- Tres. 3; Cheerleader 4 ; Declam 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 4. DOUGLAS RECK F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 4. CAROL MOLITOR Library Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2. MIKE GORT Y Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,4; Track 1,4; Chorus 4; Declam 4; Class Play 3,4. BONNIE SCHROEDER Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Hawk Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1; Queen Attendant 3, 4. ROBERT BRUGGERS Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1,2,3,4; Declam 3,4; Class Play 3, 4; Class Pres. 2, 3; Student Council 2,3, 4; Vice Pres. 3,4. BARBARA GUDMUNSON Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Hawk Staff 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4; Sec.-Tres.4; Declam 3, 4; Pres. 4; Class Play 3, 4; Student Council 4. DUWAYNE DRAGT Football 2,3,4; Chorus 4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 1, 2,3; Declam 4; Class Play 3,4. ELMYRA ZUIDEMA Chorus 3,4; Hawk Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Warren Hoffman ANITA WERTISH Band 1,2,3,41 Chorus 1,3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Hawk Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Class Play 3; Declam 3,4. LELAND GLUTH Chorus 4; F.F.A. 3, 4. LARRY MUELLER Football 1,2,3,4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Track 1; Band 2, 3, 4; Hawk Staff 4; F.F.A. 1,4; Class Play 3, 4. VIRGINIA MAURICE Library Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1.2,3,4. LYNETTE SCHAFER Library Club 3, 4. JERRY PRODOEHL Football 1,2,3,4; Band 1, 2,3,4. DIANNE LOHMEYER Chorus 3, 4; Library Club 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Joe Hopraan F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, • ELDON KOHLS Football 1,2,3,4; Base- ball 4; Track 4; Class Play 4; SHARON WESTPHAL Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 3, 4. SHEILA SCHMIDT Chorus 1,2,4; Hawk Staff 3, 4; Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4. Larry Grafenstein F. F. a: 1, 2, 3, 4. MYRA KNAPPER Chorus 1,3,4; Hawk Staff 4; Library Club 3, 4. He, the class of 1962, found that grad- uation on May 29, 1962, came upon us soon- er than ve thought possible. As we march- ed into the auditorium, we had mixed feel- ings of excitement, happiness, and regret. We thought back over our twelve years of memories and knowlege, of friends, «■ perlences, and of growing up. We thought of the security awaiting the underclassmen and of the unknown experiences awaiting each of us as we graduate. We knew that we had now established a basis for life, thanks to our parents, frelnds, teachers, and God. With our heads held erect, we graduated proud, happy, and ready for our future. SHIRLEY HEINEMANN Library Club 3, 4; G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. BARBARA PENKE Library Club 3, 4. The graduates were escorted this year by Sharon Schroeder and Robert Manthey, the National Honer Society members from the junior class. GRADUATION Mr. Fred Bettner, Superintend- ent of the Park Rapids High School was our commencement speaker. Karen Manthel gave the vale- dictory address. Lawrence Van Den Einde, Presi- dent of the school board is shown giving Elmyra Zuldema her diploma. I WO JIMA STATUE George Washington Memorial Masonic Temple SENIOR TRIP Our class trip to Washington D. C. arrived on April 23, 1962. This wasn't an imaginary trip, but a trip of reality. After four long years of work, our trip ended on April 28. Each and every one of us of the class of 1962 will never forget the wonderful experience it was to visit our Nation's Capitol. STATUE OF LINCOLN WASHINGTON MONUMENT ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY Home Sweet Home £ tCbj3$[t0fe Cowboy Bob B taw «tee What's up above??'?’7- , , . � I I Good night... tb� t Newly named queen!!! GV e I hear music... V v «V p ti c •o ■ A’ o4 • • V . . •. . • ••.✓?• • • v Who's turn next?????? ADVERTISING NO STAR- DANUBE FARMER'S ELEVATOR For all your grain, coal, and feed needs. Phone 30 Danube, Minn. ____, PICTURE $5.50 and Under $7.75 $10.00 $15.00 $20.00 STATE BANK OF DANUBE Safety For Our Depositors Is Our 1st Consideration Wayne Klrcher, Executive Vice President Danube, Minn. ii R.C. REEP HARDWARE A Good Place to Buy In a Good Town Danube, Mlhn. Phone 67 DANUBE CO-OPERATIVE SHIPPING ASSOC. Buyers and Shippers of Livestock Phone 43 Danube, Minn. CO-OP OIL STATION Phone 57R2 Danube, Minn. CASE GARAGE Machinery and Implements Danube, Minn. Phone 38 Pictured here in front of one of their fine trucks are some of the linemen for the REA. They are left to right: Ray Grosklags, Del- ano Schafer, Rodney Ruud, Bob Westbey, and Ervin Man- they. Leslie R. Schrupp is the office manager. Call them at 93. James A. Cosgriff. Sr., M.D. James A. Cosgriff. Jr., M.D. Dr. M. L. Jordahl Dentist ADVERTISING FARM BUREAU INSURANCE AI.YCE'S BEAUTY SHOP Life, Auto, Liability, Fire, Wind, Hail, Truck and Cargo. Phone Dr. 88545 Peter Vos Roseland, Minn. GENERAL INSURANCE Albert Kleinhuizen Phone 89 All Beauty Services Hair Shaping and Styling Mrs. Alyce Olson, Prop. Phone 58 Danube, Minn. ELMER LUECK MOTOR SALES DANUBE INSURANCE AGENCY Studebaker Sales and Services Elmer Lueck, Dealer Danube, Minn. Phone 65 DANUBE LUMBER AND SUPPLY CO. All DANUBE OIL CO. L. E. Stange, Prop. Phone 54 Lines of dependable insurance K. R. Schroeder, Agent Phone 51, Danube RUEBEN'S MOBIL SERVICE Service When You Need It Ernest Black, Prop. Phone 33 and HAZEL'S COFFEE SHOP Rueben Hazek, Prop. VFRN'S TEXACO SERVICE Mechanic Work Greasing-tire Repair Vernon King, Prop. Phone 143 CLARA'S CAFE Danube, Minn. For CARGIEE SEED CORN See Martin Kemnitz Phone 37L6 Danube, Minn. VICTORIA ELEVATOR Orlyn Olson, Prop. Roseland, Minn. ROSELAND HATCHERY Roseland, Minn. CALDWELL'S GROCERY CORNY'S AUTO SALES Fresh F'ruit-and-Vegetables Lockers-Fresh Meat Phone 101 Danube, Minn. DVKEMA'S HATCHERY AND PRODUCE Corny Yock, Prop. Phone 68 Roseland, Minn. ADVERTISING THE STYLE SHOP GOLDEN RULE STORE Ready-to-Wear Gifts-Jewelry Olivia, Minn. PAP FRA TH SON JEWELERS Willmar, Minn. Sausele's Danube, Minn. Phone 31 ANDY'S REXALL DRUG For Friendly Service Olivia, Minn. RED OWL SUPER MARKET Sandy Pearaon, Mgr. Olivia, Minn. BUTTREYS Willmar, Minnesota WINGATE'S Ready-to-Wear Gifts-Jewelry Olivia, Minn. BOTTGE'S DEPARTMENT STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE Dry Goods-Men's Wear Women's and Children's Wear and shoe s Renville, Minn. GALLES' Redwood Falls, Minn. Big and Better Than Ever Make This Your Headquarters for All Your School Supplies Olivia, Minn. Gifts and Gems from DAMIAN'S Jewelry and Gifts Olivia, Minn. OTTO'S LOCKER Danube, Minn. ROSELAND REPAIR SHOP General Repair Phone-Dr. 86130 Don Kleinhuizen Rose land, Minn. rjlf) r- 7 E - - . • v • .- v. •v- - • • ■.• ••• • - • � •-•j. -.. • . . - . ••• • 5 - ••-r • i.—--2V •• • • • v • • -. • • ■■ ' 'x v; S2;if..' -n :..v -r- ■ ?+ -■.■ ■. •• • •,'. ,� ■. ■ . • •. :• --C ;-•• ' .■' • • • - -. .-•• .£, .-. - • •- • ' • • . a- . ;-: ••■-.• . _- -i , . . • .. . .1 v • . ' • - . . . A • , . . • • • •% ' •: « . - • ••!■_- ‘ � v . ' • • - . - - r %. •. ' • . . • • • • . .