Decorah High School - Viking Yearbook (Decorah, IA)

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June Kvamme Anothcr scnior blcsscd with thc nicknamc of Rod, Juno has tho worthy ambition of typing hm-r way to fainc, via thc t'om- mcrcial Voursc. Born with nim- blo fu-ct, .Iunic just naturally dcvclopcd dancing as hcr spccial outsidc plcasurc. l,r'u1-1' Vs Iiuncr' Alden Lien And thcn wc havc that whiz in liconomics class whosc l.Q. is sonlcthing to wondcr about. Al- dcn uscs his musclcs at homc, but by cxcrt-isiug thosc litth- grcy cclls at school, hc litcrally brcczcd through his tlcncral Voursc. Nuys l,iIIlc, lin! 7'hinkx .llucll Richard Lomen llick is pcrfcctly willing to talk :l lcg off anybody who will listcn, making usc of thc ability that mado him a mcmbcr of thc state championship dcbatc tcam and :L top-ratc orator. Proving his brain could cqual his tonguc, howcvcr, Rich was a mcmbcr of lloys' lllcc t'lub, Mixcd Chorus, l .l .A., and Sports Editor of tht- Dynamo. Uprn Tin' lhmr, Riclmrrl Helen Lovstuen llcadcd for a sccrctarial posi- tion or thc job of ubcttcr half for sonic unsuspccting fcllow, this striking bruncttc miss has cnough ability and charm to undcrtakc cithur cutcrprisc. Whcn shc isn't found with hcr big monu'nt, llclcn, with tlrzu-0, is usually doing thc town up brown. llurlr Eycs Joanne Mailey No onc could cvcr call .lo noisy, bccausc shc was onc of thc quictcst Cand niccstj girls in thc Scnior class. Planning to usc thc soft-spokcu tcchniquc on hcr pupils, .loannc wants to tcach aftcr graduating. A Sufi .lnsircr TIlI'llI'fII Auviy ll'rull1 Dorothy Malanaphy Whcn spccch classcrs wcrc hcard buzziu' about thc unusual topic uscd for a spccch, you could bc surv it was llorothy who madc thc spccch. Shu has bccn vcry busy this ye-ar sowing cos- tumcs for thc onc-act plays and hclping an lix-Marinc rchabili- tatc. Thr .lluu I Lorr. Eleanora Martinek El is thc wizard who showcd up all thc boys fwcll, almost? in hcr l'hysics class. llcl' llc- ncral Voursc was gcncrously sprinklcd with both math and scicncc to hclp hcr along Ilfllll' shc cntcrs nurscs' training. Miss LQ. Erwin Mathys Rcing just a country boy at hcart, this scnior was cspccially activc in l .l .A. activitics. Whcn not discussing rccm-nt farm dcvclopmcnts with Mr. Rccvcs, Erwin cnjoycd thc usual malc plcasurcs, hunting and fishing. Thrgu Fallczl Ilim HSIIUIY' Dill .lfllflllll-V In 7'Iu'm Ihlys Marjorie Mclntire Onc prctty bruncttc who was honored with thc titlc of homc' coming attcndaut, was also thc big noisc on this publication fcditor to you, ignoramousj. Marj somctimos was caught with a drcamy, faraway look in hcr bluc cycs --Vrcsco, no doubt. Prffly Iiublu Lorraine Moon Anothcr dancing fan, lflucksy has dcfinitc plans for tho futurc. Sho visualizcs a small room, a scorc of cagcr, widc-cuvcd tots, and lcst you gct ot? on thc wrong track, wc'll say hcrc that Lorraino took thc Normal Training Voursc in high school. Vlcarcr now? UWLIIS Jlf Arounrl ,-Iymin

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Ethel Holt Planning to make serious usage of her training in lloine He. is Ethel, who has that familiar dazed look in her eyes. A milk-maid, she found time to be eleeted viee-president of her l reshman elass and to join the llibrary l'lub. Slnpirl Will: Pupil! Delores Hovden One of those lueky eharaeters who ean tell the blaek keys from the white ones, Dee likes her inusie, both in the form of Glee l'lub and piano playing. Delores took the t'ommereial Vourse in good old ll.ll.S., so we-'re prob- ably sending another efiieient seeretary out from these portals. Rl'llll'llllN'l' .llr Earl Huber As he was raised on a farm, Earl has literally grown in his profession. Often seen buZZin' in his Buick lflarl enjoyed fill- ing his spare moments with his jitter-bug praetiee. 7 u'inlrIe Toe.: Jack Hurlburt The lonely male in the Vom- lllOl'l'llIl l'ourse, .laek exhibits his toughness in football, basketball and traek. Kansas of the soft drawl, doesn't plan to pound a typewriter all of his life, how- ever, as the uniform of the Navy has thus far proven too, too irresistible. Nozzflzrrzi llrnllfvmili Donald Juve A seeond Hob llope, llonnie was famous with the kids and rather infamous with several teaehers for his ready humor. Don had a ehanee to make use of his wit as eopy writer for the Viking, and his athletie prowess in foot- ball and track. Slluly lx .-I I,u.rury In lVl1i1'l1 1 lvl'l'1'l' Inzlnlye Elizabeth Kaster VVe ean't all be smart, but Liz was one of the lucky ones. Next to shining in the General Uourse, she enjoyed lllee Ulub and out- of-town games. She and Aliee loved to sit ill llonlon's, sipping sodas, Cdiseussing l'linstein's theory of something or other, no doubtj. llroolin' Willa Sehoolin' Eugene Kelly Kelly, of the flaming top, was another life of the party. lle and Rounsie made the most of life while looking over the situa- tion in that beautiful Csighj Oldsmobile. .-I Hood .Y1ll'll'l'jll1lll Robert Kerr With football as his speeial out- side interest, Bob Kerr, better known as Sleepy, forced his way through the General Uourse. This woman-hater, although he had an unholy fear of the opposite sex, never went out of his way to avoid them Qeould be he was too tired, huhlj. flour file .fl Lillle Iiil Nancy Kjome lf you have never laid eyes on a red-headed Norwegian, Naney is your gal. One whose eorny remarks are I5.ll.S. legends, Naney ealmed down in lllee Ulub, Vhorus and Viking meet- ings. She loved to ent a hot rug and her bright top was always popping up in local danee spots. Flumill' .llumir Keith Knorr As shown by his reeord in foot- ball, basketball and baseball, Keith is no doubt one of the leading athletes in this gradua- ting elass. Sins-e he's shy of all the women who love him for his museles, maybe he grew that cookie-duster as a disguise. NVho knows! JIU, Slufs ,llrlkirly lu'-ues .-ll Mu

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Jeanette Naley Jeanie had just one problem in her otherwise eare-free existence -to wit, Luther Men fhubba i J. A bonnie lass with voiee so pure .leanette's outside aetiv- ities were Glee Club and Mixed Uhorns. Uh. lillllkllil' Glorianne Narveson On the quiet side, this senior gal chose Glee Club as a diver- sion from the grind of the General Course. Glorianne was born with a love of the out- doors and her happiest moments are spent in hiking, rain or shine. Your Iilirlwi-l'll uvlllli' Howard Nelson Another mint julep gentle- man, Howie enriehed lJ.ll.S. with his arrival from Quantieo, Virginia in his .junior year. Making use of that natural rhytlnn, Howard plays in eon- eert band and brings up the rear of marching band with his drum. llrrrln mer Roy Corinne Peterson This eute but sassy Viking copy writer showed her greatest skill when it 'came to musie, being in Glee Club, Mixed Uhorus, and Band. Aeeording to the sixth hour Lit 4-lass, Pete's most aggravating habit seemed to be trotting in, ten minutes late, and waving fwonder of won- dersb a 'lflllfl' slip. QMaybe she had a 11ull.j Petite Pete Bernell Ramlo Planning to be a baehelor, Ber- nell spent his love on his pony, a black one, whieh he rode to work every day. llis fiery red buteh was a familiar sight to residents of the flat and earned him the eoveted title of Red Ramlof' Pony Boy Margaret Raschke No matter what talent you may name, Peggy has it-winning a state musie rating, holding re- sponsible positions on our two publications, and appearing in several plays. Iler rare sense of humor and original ideas for misehief made all students gay and some teachers grey. .lllinnfnsnfa lx Helter Pauline Reed When she could tear herself away from all her boy friends, Polly found time to be Glee f'lub and Chorus songstress, aetress, and advertising manager of the Viking. ller working days were spent selling sweets in the local bakery. I llluxl llmv' Tllul lllrm William Reichow As the blue-eyed Student Rody president who literally fioored most of the gals in D.lI.S, Bill seemed to have a eorner on extra-curricular aetivities. What with track, football, and basket- ball, it was indeed a wonder how he squeezed in time for eutting loose with his bass voice in both ilhorus and Boys' Glee Club. Tall, lhzrlr, And Oh My!! Clara Ann Rogen Owner of that fabulous horse- laugh, no situation was ever dull with Rogie on the spot. Only bleary-eyed on Thursday mornings, Clara Ann gave her- self wholeheartedly to both Glee Club and Mixed Chorus. Silently She Completes Her Task Kletus Rood Klete astounded all of D.H.S. with his elear tenor voice in Junior Miss. His musical eareer did not interfere, how- ever, with either his job at Johnson's station or his position on our sharpshooter basketball team and on the Viking staff. The G1-on ner