Fairmont High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Fairmont, MN)

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THOMAS WINZENBURG ------ Whatwould chorus be without Tom? Chorus 1O,11,12, .IOHN WOHLFORD-- My con- vertible's my proudest posses- sion. Tennis 9,lO.1l,12g Part TimeWork 9,lO,11,l2g Projec- tors Club 9,1O,11,12, BETTY WOLFE-4'Getting along with people is one of the finest arts. Chorus 11,123 Glee Club 9.1Og Ushers 12g Part Time Work 11,12gComemrcialClubl1,12g Annual Staff 12. Xiu- X if 'Qtr' Q29 'law 1 Q-. ya- Wt'- - be GARY WOLTER-- Is it his Car fconvertjor looks that draw the girls? Football 9,1O,11,12g Track 11,125 Band 9,10,11,12g Swing Band 1O,11,12g Part Time work 9,10,11,12g Student Council9,10,11g F Club 11,12g Pep Band 9,10,11,12, VERNA WOOD-- With ner face she's welcomed anyplace. Chorus 10.11.129 Glee Club 9g Ushers 125 Ski-Hi 1l,12g Com- mercial Club 10,11.12g Office Clerk 12. LOWELL ZIEMANN-- Name it and he plays it. Basketball 9, 10,1l.12g Band 9,1O,1l,l2g Swing Band 9,10,1l,12g Quartet 1OgBasebal19,10,11,12g F Club Jim Swanson, Richard Haroldson, Gene Swanson, and Ellsworth Grevg part of the cast in this year's Senior Class play, The Shrikef' LEON BURRUS -- His middle nameis music. Band 9.1O,11, 12g Swing Band 9,lO,11,12g Chorus 9.lO,11,12g GleeClub 9,10,11,12g Boys Octet 10g Mixed Octet 105 Madrigal 10. 11. RICHARD OLSON -- He has black wavy hair and big brown eyes, couldn't ask for anything else. Golf 10,115 Band 103 Dramatics 11g Part Time Work 11. 10,11,12. 3 'ftr C a e e O ' fy

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was KARLA TONNESON -- ls she talking again--or yet! P Echo Staff 125 Ushers 125 F.T.A. 10, 11,125 Dramatics 1O,11,125 Tumbling 11,125 Trampoline 11,125 Part Time Work 11.125 Ski-Hi 11,125 Latin Club 9,105 G.A.A. 9,10.11,125 Commer- cial Club 11,125 Annual Staff 11,125 Library 10. ROBERT TOW -- He likes to hunt, but what for? Football 115 Part Time Work 10.11,12. COLLEEN TWEDT - Jody - Foot loose and fancy free. Band 95 Chorus 125 Part Time Work 11,125 Art Club 105 G.A.A. 9,1O. TERRY WANNARKA -- Oh. woman! First in our heart and first inour pockets. Track 11, 125 Band 1O,11,125 Science Club 10.11.125 Part Time Work 9.10,11,125 Latin Club 9.105 Intramural Basketball 10.125 Pep Band 10.11,12. CHARLES WATTS-- Take care of school, l'm leaving. Bas- ketball 125 F Club 10.11.125 Part Time Work 10,115 F.F.A. 9.105 Baseball 9,1O,11,125 ln- tramural Basketball 10,11. JOHN WEBB -- Sports and games brought him fame. Football 10.11.125 Basketball 9,10,1l,125 Golf 9.1O.11,l25 Band 95 Chorus 9,10.11.125 Dramatics 11,125ThSSDi3l1S 125 Spanish Club 11,125 F Club 9, LYMAN VAN VOORHIS-- Manhood. not scholarship. is the first aim of education. Football 95 Track 105 Band 9. 10,11.125 Tennis 11,12, MARY WACHOLZ-- Ambition is the key to success! Orches- tra 9.10,115Cheerleader 10,11. 125 Echo Staff 9,1O,11,125 F.T.A. 10.11.125 Declamation 9,1O,11.125 Dramatics 10.11, 125 Tumbling 9.10,11,125 Trampoline 9.10.11.125 Part Time Work 125 Thespians 11, 125Ski-Hi 115 G.A.A. 9,1O,11. 12: F.H.A. 9,10. RICHARD WAGNER-- Laugh and I'1l laugh with you5 study and you'll study alone. Part Time Work 9,10,11,l25 F.F.A. 9,1O.11,12. 10.11.125 Boys Quartet 11.12. ww 2 fig, WES WEBER -- Why should I clutter up my life with hurry. toil, and care? Part Time Work 9.1O,11.12. HARLAND WEDEL-- Here'S a boy who gets around--without his Yellow Ford he's never found. Part Time Work 9.10, 11.125 F.F.A. 9.10.11,1'Z. 5 4, 'NF 5 gf' ROBERT WIEBE-- rs it a Tom M A , X f --or is it a Toni.

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Class of 1957 CLASS OFFlCl:RS SEATED Joy Rose Secretary Warren Zemke Presrdent STANDING Barbara Trmm Treasurer Thomas Idstrom Vtce Presrdent How often have you heard someone say Your Junror year wrll be the most memorable trme of your lrfe ? Certarnly thrs held IIUC for the Class of 57 Thxs was the trme when our class frrst really began to be notrced Our boys beganto be recognrzed rn the athletrc world of football basketball and the many other sports The cheerleaders had Junror grrls among then' ranks Among the actrvrtres rn whrch Junrors have partrcrpated were the musrc organrzatrons band chorus and Durrng the football season the Junrors began therr project to rarse money for the prom by takrng charge of the lunch stand They contlnued to work fervently for thrs cause by sponsorlng the sock hops durlng the cage season Frnally the trme came when the many days of labor and fun workrng on props and decoratrons had come to an end May 3rd had arrrved Junrors and Senrors were exerted by the thought of comrng events Tenslon rose contrnually the next day Punch partres the beautrful grand march and dancrng to the musrc of Earl Hughes Orchestra culmrnated a whole evenrng of fun and excrtement Also remembered wlth these hrghlrghts and major thrrlls were the classes we managed to survrve- Englrsh world hrstory chemxstry rnathemaucs shorthand and a myrrad of others as well as the teachers who were always ready wrth help and advrce These were just a few of the many wonderful events whrch made thrs such a memorable year The mam actrvrtles sponsored by the Junrors are the sock hops after basketball games Thrs dance rs after the Worthrngton game 30 l , ' . : ' . :W 1 - . I I . I U 1 . . . . . . . . . . . : . I orchestrag Future Teachersg Debateg Dramaticsg Future Homemakersg Future Farmersg and Ski Hi Clubs. . . ' , . ' I 3 . I l I I . I .