Faribault High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Faribault, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1947 volume:

X 1 ' 'A :s -..- x ,, ' 1 NN.,-1: X NX I1 kj! J l ' I 4 ' , X J Xyif I-W ,,l ,jf? F Sf 1 I SPY x KJ X J f if J A - I ff f J X, W , K1 ?mc-auf' J , N .FL X Y, Ap, 4' 5 F yy, P X LJ . - W wi yn, ffl J L V I ,f I . fy W 4 4, u L , ,X ff X X M f N. X 'UQ Ki QQ Jiw The oyageur of 1947 pubhshed by Farlbault I-hgh School Farlbault Mmnesota ,li SSOC US SS G I I f-v-qi XX-fl X . 1 x f X f , ,L, f f X f f Xkdxms, ii, of' O - -C ......., Annabel E O ....... Robert Bron e . . . . , . . . Winifred FOREWORD The assemhiing ot material tor this Vovageur ot 1947 has given us oppor- tunities to hecome hetter acquaintect with our school, as a vohoie. Puhiication has invoiveci huctget worries, late hours, hitter ciisagreements, cottee nerves, ami nightmares. Noxv, what ctoes it mean to you? to us? May this annual he a series ot stories ot inctivictuai anci group achievements, ot pleasant occasions anct associations, anci ot worthwhile pursuits anct encieavors. ' ' J Wfc, ttlc ctass ot 19-1-7, Ltccticatc our taittl an our aspirations to ttlc tomorrow ot Amcrica aunt ttuc American way ot titcp a worttt in wtlictm our Ltreams can come true. Wfc couctuctc ttlat tuy our actions tottay, in ttlc tlomc, in society, aunt in sct1oot, we are touitptini ttle tounttation tor ttle tuturc. Wfe, ttw youttu ot tottay, will tau ttmc men aunt women ot tomorrow, cnttcayoring to tive peacctutty as A-Xnlcricans. C O N T E N T S Personnel--page 5 If 12:3 Q- - Athletics--Page 25 1 Jr! A Ct1V1t1eS Page 35 Sen1ors page 51 ff M415 X V K4 'if' , I . f .xxxx I I X x4'fe7:2:,,.- - 16 'ff . sis- I ' an-2:1 'og f! X 9 P rj 'X Liv W E QJXQS l xg X41 Xw 45 . L I i A y - S ff 2 N .N 5 fx X X!,,,.,f X If!!! 5 ADMINISTRATION The annual us a tune enterpruse that guves students an opportunuty to make a record of unteresturug and urnportant aspects of school Iufe Thus record wull be apprecuoted and enuoyed for many years Thus annual of l947 us another evudence of what students can do for themselves C WILLARD CROSS Superuntendent of Schools 94 ln tryung to evaluate any hugh school one of the questuons that must be asked us does It serve uts stu dents? Thus questuon starts some unterestung thoughts lt o curs to me that a hugh school could serve uts students by prornotung those thungs that encourage servuce from students lt should apply that fundamental truth that s e g t out of anyth nq only that whuch vue pu unto ut lf ths VOYAGEUR records a good year for you ut then records a busy year and a year un whuch you took part un the many o t y t cs ofthe s hcol As th s sp rut of servuce to the school expands the students of Farubault Hugh S hool wull be better served L M ELLINGSON Pruncupal 5- . is . . 5 , . ' a yn V 1 . ,JK V X '- 'J - u ' We - f . BOARD OF EDUCATION -ww- Mr A B Moms Dr Carl Hansen Dr Phul Morruson Mr Waldo Broberg Mrs Edward McCormlck The board ns elected at the annual school meetnng to represent the cntlzens of Faribault un operatung the schools Its functnon IS to determlne matters of finance personnel and policy OFFICE FORCE Z5 givin- we-uf Luculle Berglund Mnldred Blanr Ethel Saufferer Deon of Girls School Nurse Secretory to the Prlnclpol Dorothy Pykles Yvonne l-lardrng Madelune Kerr Secretary to the Assustant Secretary Assistant Secretary Superuntendent to the Sunerlntendent to the Prmcupal 'MJ ff . fp 'fffz . . . , . , . . , , 4 1 , . FACULTY K '95 rst raw LAURETTA ALLEN Englxsh .Ium r Hugh Drornotscs CIub LELAND M ARNESON AgrlCuI1'ur6 FFA MARIE E CARLSON SI'1 rthcmd Tvplng Offncf Procttce Typmg Club ALFRED R CHATMAN SOCIOI Studrcs Recorded Mustc CIub AnnuoI Business Staff WILSON G DIETRICH Art Poster CIub FRANK H DUNCAN Phvswcs Georn Irv EICctrlCrtw Aer nouttcs Camera Club 6 d THOMAS C EDWARDS S CIOI Studtes B skQtboII I5 tbcII Tenns THEODORE ESTABROOK Hst x En Business Stott G If Cgocn EVERETT R ESTNESS Cnerntstrx CaeneroI SCIQHCQ Mgfhemotucs Stogecroft Club RAY NA ND ALDEN Edu ct: JOSJ S r w st WI I J FREUND Cocrdtnotor ReIcted Occupott ns InIustrtoI Arts S A GERBIG Vocotuonol Mochtne Ship I-IANSON Enqnsh Junwor Hqh Student L CII Hx A SBERG NV r rpg MARJORIE L HOGSIANDER Music Superwts r Ch r N on H ur Pr gram C: I MER L JOHNSON PI'msICoI Educctton Noon Hour Program ETHEL K NA thenwcttcs MARIAN E KIEKVVNAPI3 L brow U IN CK rs n rg ten O I ST KNQSS I s r rt 1 r r L u EIXIC F LANCJE M Cn w DRED LIEIJ Phxstc AGNES NI CARTI-IY E UI SIN nf ,X X9 1 x f QNX I FI 1 X I A I X 5 I I I' .4 I ' ' 1 1,1 X :I ' u , , . , S ctn ruw ' , Q o , I I . 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' C ' PJI X fr Flrst row lRA MONTGOMERY Agriculture MADGE MONTGOMERY Art Mathematucs Annual CALISTA OLDS General Science Scuence Club ANNA OLlPl-lANT Cornrnunuty Cwucs Forunn Club EMOGENE OLSON Horne Economics Horne Econornlcs Club LEOTA E OLSON Baokkeeplng Typung Servuce Club Second row JEAN M OPSTAD Orchestra Chorus CLARENCE E PURDIE Algebra Geometrv Practlc Mathew tlcs Rrfle Club JO EVELYN QUIGLEY Latin Engllsh DORCAS M REINKE Engllsh Drarnatlcs Cub KARL RElNKE Buology Conservatlon Club MAYNARD SIENERS Physncal Educatuon Football Basketball Third row EDWARD A SILVIS Speech Speech Arts Club ALVERNA SPRICK Spanlsh Engllsh Sbanrsh Club LUCILE SWANBERG Englnsh Dramatucs Club LILLIAN TEISBERG Soclal Studues OSKAR B TEISBERG Band LAWRENCE C THOMPSON Mathernatlcs Guidance Fourth row LlLA THURSTON Home Econornucs Cafeterua Manager Home Economuce Club MARION Wl-llTE Engllsh Journalusm Echo CALISTA WIL' IANAS World Hlstory Sacal Cornrnuttee !'0?k 1' :If LATE COMERS DORIS ARNESON NELVIN HAUGELAND ERNEST JOHNSON HAROLD VAUX HILDA WARKENTIN .pq- Englush Veterans Agriculture Veterans Agrlculture Veterans Agriculture Engllsh Yme A T 6 35 fb 77 ...s if A G A f S L V, X I ' , 'av ...r... .. ' r.rl I 1 A 'I' C71 SENIORS GEORGE ANDERSON That he IS a bug luck In F H S athletlt Infe ns undusputed PARALEE ANDERSON A merry Mmx as Paralee wnth the devnl nn her eye GEORGE BALLIS Keen sure able thus dazzlmg ball of flre has a flalr for fun and murth plus persustence we admnre PATRICIA BARRY A gurl who us wltty wnnnung and llkeable PHYLLIS BARRY A maiden who fulfulls wuth ease The qualutnes that always please BETTY BARSNESS You ll know her by her merrl ment STELLA BARTA A rare compound of charm froluc and fun MARK BATCHELDER Behold an electrnclan' Sparkmg us has specualty BETTY BAUER Merry her eyes her laugh her heart Betty ns gladly doung more than her part PAUL BAUER A polsed exteruor doesnt betray the devlltry wuthnn CORRINE BODA Shes fruend dnplomat scholar HAROLD BONDE In has classes he s a quuet sort but outside he s a perfect sport LOWELL BORGSTAHL Likes to make four wheels turn MARVIN BOUDREAU Exercuse9 I peeled an orange for breakfast DALE BANDENBURG As unpredlctable as Mun nesota weather ROBERT BRANDENBURG A sunshlny sensor both wutty and wnse accomplushed and superlatuve an our eyes DONALD BREMER And he plays football too DOLORES CALLIES Pleasmg pleasant panns taknng MILDRED CARSTENS She chatters, but nn such a charmmg way that we love to hsten PHYLLIS CHAMBERS Her fund of humor as never exhausted CHARLOTTE COOPERMAN Her hands caress the uvory keys upon whuch her fmgers dance MILDRED COPELAND The mnldest manners and the gentlest heart JUNE CROSS Conduct ns the mouthpuece of character MARIAN DAY Shes always gay mormng noon and Day KENNETH DEAN What as lnfe wlthout athletics, DONALD DEE Men luke bullets go farthest when they are smooth CAIHERINE DEFREES Shes quiet and reserved and you Suddenly discover she has a place nn your heart BERNARD DOUDA Worry never made anyone great Why should I worry huh hey? LAWRENCE DOZARK In hs case musuc and football do mlx WINIFRED DRAKE For her sweet and gracuous nature shell be remembered ever ROY ENNIS It cave men were lske hum take me back to the Stone Age HARRY EVERT I lust love school work I could sst and watch nt for hours DAVID FISHER Sleep no more Davld your hugh school days are over NANCY FOSS Serenely Nancy guldes us wnth a twlnkle and a smule JEANNE FOX A lvttle gurl sweet and smnlung .IEANNE FRECHETTE Witty wise and otherwlse GILBERT FRUEHBRODT Why arent they all contented luke me? ELMER FUCHS The world wsll be better for one more good farmer DALE GREENWOOD What would we have done without hum? JEANNE HALL Her Innocence IS charming and not at all musleadung HARVEY HARGER I m not a but tllrtatuous just Interested JAMES HILL Llkeable and well Iuked Eleven Twelve GAYLE HOFDAHL Her senseless sense of humor and her giggle are amazing RICHARD HO' TEN Once known he is a true friend DORIS HUSBYN Her ways are gentle her d spo sition cheerful BETTY IVERSON Bettys radiant personality is expressed in her twinkling and infectious laugh EILEEN JANDRO A pleasant smile for all who pass her way CLAYTON JOHNSON For he s a Johnny good fellow RICHARD KAROW He stoops to nothing but the door ROBERT KAUL Hes a tall measure of brains good looks and disposition RUTH KELLER She s the quiet type whose good virtues never end ROBERT KIEKENAPP An unextinguished laugh shakes the world DONNA KIEL School breaks up the day so much MARY ZUEHLKE Mysterious scintillating stim ulating' Marys the fascinating lady of our class GWENETH KISPERT Carefree and happy shell get along despite the world situation VIRGINIA KNAPP Shes great to have around BARBARA KNAUSS Knowing her is liking her MILDRED KNOLD Bubbled and chattered her way through four years JAMES KREFTING Willing capable and true is there anything he cannot do? MARION KRENZ . . . The eyes have it, GENEVIEVE KLJBES . . . Joyous and happy, from care am l free. DORLEEN LARSON , . . A sunny disposition is the very soul of success. DAVID LEE . . . His spontaneous smile and blue eyes reflect an amiable disposition that has no equal, RUTHANN LEHMAN Behlnd those brulllant dark eyes Ines a brann too keen to measure MARLYS LINDENBURG uletly m her own mnld way she does her work from day to day CARL LIPKE One of natures noblemen DOROTHY LOCKWOOD Dark hour cascadrng on her shculders WILLIAM LUCKOW Enjoy your lfe ere It ns fled for when you due you re a long time dead BETTY LUEDKE In sports shes chain lughtnnng WILLIAM McDONOUGH For hum the entlre day us wrong the nnghts too short and the days too long KENNETH MANDELL He th nks before he speaks we thunk after he speaks HELEN MAPES At school she never has much to say but she s luvely enough when she s away DONELLY MARTINSON Donelly has enthusrasm that knocks you over actually MARILYN MEALEY A blond with a smile IS a blond DAVID MESCHKE Just guve hum somethlng to do and presto Its done ROBERT MISGEN Slow and easy gonng but he gets there lust the same DOROTHY MOREAU Wherever theres excitement shes always an the mlddle RUTH MORRIS Her glownng hour and match mg personalrty add to any sutuatlon LAURA MORRISSEY To be efficient an a quiet way That as my asm from day to day FREDERICK MORSCHING Heres a man wnth brains and brawn IRENE NAUMAN Modest and magnetuc generous and gay lrene us our friend every step of the way DONALD NELSON lm on the bnnk of a great career somebody gnve me a push' MINETTE NESS We re so glad she came she was so nessessary' MARJORIE O NEIL Wherever she meets you that smule greets you Thirteen . . , I s S 6 . . . Q ' ' ' 1 . e - 9 ' A A I I me 1 I I , ' .gli 0, Qi ' ' - ' lr worthwhile.. I ' . x A .4 . . I I - ' I ' Q I . j l MAURICE ORR . , . A little nonsense, not too much, guves even a wise man a finer touch. BETTY PAYNE . . . Dark sparklmg eyes. . PATRICIA PEMRICK . . . Life is fun. EARL POFAHL wet men are at tumes most surprxsung DOROTHY POLSON School as all nght as a sudelnne HELEN PRIEVE She spends her days In dolng good KEITH PURDIE Let each man do has best ELEANOR REDMAN True to her work her word er frnends ARLENE REMICK Cupnds dart has plerced er heart ' BEVERLY ROBERTS Llfe .S nm lute at all without fun LONNIE ROBERTS Qunet and dngmfled os becomes o real man PAUL ROSENSTIEL Hrs fengers create musuc pleose ntl. MARY ST MARTIN It Isnt a crnme to be short only a a nunsance ROBERT SAMMON I wont to be boshful but the glr s wont let me GLEN SCHIMELPFENIG A frlend to be won for he s full of un VONNE SCHULTZ We love her for her lnvely wut and dlsposutlon sunny RUTH SCOTT Snncerlty and lnendshnp as lastnng as tlrne Itself BEVERLY SHIELDS Dramatlcs7 Ill be there FRED SILBERNAGLE He revels In art In klndness the same LORRAINE SILKEY The deed thot I nntend IS great but what It IS as yet I do not know WALLACE SIMONSON A lad so rmld and meek that even has shoes refuse to squeak I nrlren Q ' 9' 'T . . . Q . if u L. N . . . , , h X W . . . 'I ' h 1 ff.: ' ' to 'GWR' .Q - Q ., is -1 5 . I . , , A A . . . , I A I I E M I 'I' il ' - Rl ' .x ei' yi. I f . . . Q 1 fxxggg- Q , 'F S1 jj5.T3:5,gJ 2 J 4:1 P 4 ' LA . , . ' ' Q x I. .I :IV JAMES SMITH . , . I rnean to make myself a man. PHYLLIS SMITH . . . Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. HARRIET SMUDA , . . A pleasnng personaluty is a perpetual letter of introduction. HARRY SMUDA He says llttle but thats no sngn he Isnt thunklng DOLORES SPITZACK We re all unanlmous about wantung to be her frlend LYLE SPITZACK A man of asm wlll soon have a name JOHN STEINBACH None quite luke hum though manv would luke to be DANIEL STORMS Why let the devrl have all the fun9 MARILYN STRAHL Pep punch and personaluty EUGENE STRASSER Persons wnth push need no pull DONNA SWANSON She moves a goddess and she looks a queen DORIS SWEE Her small stature us no nndlcatuon of her personality JAMES SWEE Hls smiles are has weapons BETTY TEPLY Grand personallty full of rascaluty BEVERLY THOM She IS luke a glimpse of a for gotten dream ANNABELLE TRADUP lnspnratuon when a task as begun tenaclous effncuency untul It as done ELLARD TRNKA One cannot know everythlng GERALDINE TUTTLE Many moods and fads add spuce to lute LORETTA UHLIR As merry as the day ts long ELIZABETH ULVENES Talented versatule a wntty I ss Participant In all a must to our class LILA VARLEY Twas Sf Patrick himself that sent her ,yu 3 Y 4 l r 1 JZ Fxfteen ELDORA VELZKE . . . A strong link in the chain of friendship. PATRICIA VERMEERSCH . . . If she vows a friendship she'll perform it to the last article. NORMA VOLZ , . . Norma is an unabridged diction- ary of thoughts. CONSTANCE WARDER . . . Unostentatiously Connie makes others glad. ROBERT WEBER . . . At all times an interesting guy to be with. BETTY WEISHAAR . . . She's small, but not un noticed. JEROME WILLIAMS . . . Whooo iss shee?!?l Pardon, that was only a sneeze. LEO WITTE . . . An oasis of calm in the midst of a tur- bulent class. GERALD WOBBROCK . . . Always there when the band starts playing. WILLIAM WOBBROCK . . . School has its good points but there's not enough vacation. CALVIN WOLF . . .A full rich nature, free to trust, truthful and almost sternly just. FLOYD WOLTERS . . . Concerned about the state of things and out to do something about it. GENE WOODEN . . . I take the path that leads me as it may. PATRICIA YULE . . . Restless as a windshild wiper. GEORGIE ZANER . . . 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XY Z TEAM ll rn liuln-1-1 Xvl-un VYillium Jrfhnynn Jumz-- Ulumlel Hfmul-l Hum Juhn Ly-en Stun:-1 Wi s. wud- 'Surinam 'ink Havlwll NYMIIM' Rich Olive-V NYinklx-man John final John Ilu-ek f-1f.W 'Eg'W f Cuurh Vlsnytwn Jlrhll-HH Kr-nneth lleun John Rh-ter Wi Maynard Siemc-rx llium Srhuvhlm- Vhurlex Tlt'6TIIf'xl7lF , Z, -ff W. 11 53. iz: p 5 ,, 5 . , W N - W H-, 5 Xl ,ff gr, V.,, , ix V H ., A? 6 , ak ' Q k A W n Q iffy! . ' I . i:Iff if?' , ' U f I 'I , b r is Y ' f Q - C ' lx ef f X , , A I 5 i 4' ' . W A a. ---- .4 ' ,ua I I x v f' R nv' W Q iq I ILILI. ....,, 0' ,-S 1 1f Amr wee u 11 1 we 11 1 1 on mn 1 Apman hu1 f1m111 u I1ml1 Qgond rfm Harold Penman Lugsnc hx 1101! Runfxld Ntufut R1 fan 'Vlduune B11 4111. undh Hupkl 111.1l1 11 L1 delon M41 IH Yule WRESTLING TEAM Wrestllng was somewhat of a new thnng an F H S thus year However the school was enfhus astnc about a good season Tumbhng Club The tumblmg ciub wasnt organuzed untul late In he veor because the mats were beung cleaned The members were mostly gumor hugh stu :inets Rehearsals took place Wednesday evenungs from 7 30 to 9 OO An exhnbmon was put on for the Falcon Follues 11 men Mmfau ll :Ile M1141 'fnee Haun rr tom .Lime I ul I e1 rn Kiel R 11111 ke1n R11114 1 un! H4101 I111m.111 It and the team as dl! O W K fhus SPRING SPORTS LETTER WINNERS Tennl Ba eball T141 k 11 xnllllliffl Schuehle Chfnle F.-1x10 W .uren Studer Claxton John on John HIQICI go Imclwtt A111111 Hac 1 amz 041111 Thxrty One GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ....-f ,...-.-- ,..--v '!' --v-' .+. Flrst rmm Nancy I-'oss Barham Erick on Myrna Mademann Janne Rideau! S umml xnxx Nancy Carter llornthx McC0rm1ck M Holme Janet. Morin. Mazllyn Cmnt The purpose of the Gsrl s Athletuc Assocnatuon ns to let gurls enjoy and participate nn many forms of actnvnty Team sports have been stressed because they contam all the elements of co operatnve play organuzatuon and socual recreatuon All actuvltues carrued on throughout the year are planned by the GAA board Ulf up The lumor hugh Gurls' Athletnc Assocuation is orgamzed In the some way and for the same purpose as that of the senxor hagh. Although the games are not always so heghly organized, the some object is behind them: good sportsmanship and faur play. Members of the pumor G.A.A. board are: l'lr-t nm: Haul-:ala Muni , .-Xuslvvv I.uv-lk:-. l-.l:uln4- Nur:-lm St-wnul x-mx: Lui- Mamlell, Mi-- llulmvs, Murizm Gu-tallun. a -U I 1 4 Captanns elect LaVonne Schultz and Mary Zuehlke chose theur teams wuth the and of Mass Holmes from all Semar mgh GAA members Ze es team won the dec1s1ve game wlmch was played before a large cuduence 111 .111 .1n11 11.111 1.11 1.1 hu f AIIIXH N IA l .1 1.11.11 VI.111.m Nf1r111r1 Nrhullel NEf'JHfi xnxx Ndnrx 1 x ene Pmmhx fr11m14 lk I.1Xr1nnr Nvhultf ll YN .nr on VI.11x lug r Ntclld Ii 1 A 11' 111 ru A1111 e1 J.1n1r: Pulenu The 1un1or A team ended thelr season w1th no losses They proved In theur games what skull and co operatuon can 11st :mx .anne Ruleout B.f11l1.11.1 ll 111 Ilotothy Mcfmmlclx 'Via11.1n Nandels rand rms , Ollrl Schu GI Namy L.f1u11t en M.u1Iyn L.nmbe1t Janet MOI!! Th1s years emor team rankea second rn w1ns only to the lunnor A team They ended thelr h1gh school basketball playung 1n a f1ne manner I4 I x Llxens 11..1l1cle .1 ug B x erlke 1 111 le 1.11111 N lflllll ll NK N A I A AIN f 1 A fill ll Nc ultl Nanrx Po if MZ ww The cheerleaders were on hand at all the pep assemblies and games to lead the student body in support ot the team. Besides braving the cold weather dur- ing the football Sea- S o n o n d suffering from cramped riding conditions to out-ot- town games, the cheerleader originates many new yells. X .1- Tl tx fini ,Z ,,Z e v i xi in ni i .41 nt li Num M lm i sled J1 um 1.-im ' nl h take in 1 ulemhl :ful i, x 14 er A i nal mumem f N 1 uri mx Ama 3 Left to riuhr: Gonruv Balli- Marilyn Slrahl Jacqueline llaiis Shirley St. Martin Barbara Erick-on ,-,..-- r Ex 3. K X 'N ,jg Ae ,- .LJ T Q Q . . xx 5 ' Q Y x X . Q E f L , -. Q 1 77 ' E X' th 'mc xy -ui , Y. l ls A . ,Jo I 'I'h iq-ixil 'mr-, a- thi, l-ily si- ri-e, ii J: '- ex 1 -I-.A 1 'i-n is, that i-. l .' v -1' f 'px T XY- l -' rn ill' -2 ie, I! li. '-nn fun. X Wi-'rv all tom-'her'. l Fluhl, I-' . fiuhl. Ju 'nr ish '4 Hilfiirif thi- ' - ff. -h-1-I ' --- It-' - i.-Q, li- Th- -tziuil uae rwrei' nuiili- tin' inniliiill 3 Vni ', 1-le' si-. A ten-v moment in the fi' - f in the .'l'll 'K-' pl' 1. ll III V W2 ww 7 X Ng:1i1ig XN N uv kfxf 2 f , fi 52 ' Q Z , 5 , ORCHESTRA Faribault's new high school orchestra mode its debut this year, appearing first in Music On Parade , a concert given by the choir, band, and orchestra on February 25, Four weeks later it appeared in a concert with the Girls' Glee Club and a group of young violinists from the fifth and sixth grades. A trip to Mankato to take part in the Big Nine Music Festival climaxed its activities for the year. All of Faribault seems proud of its new music group. f Violins Betty Alexander Barbara Anderson Joan Backstrom Marilyn Bartel Jean Chambers Charlotte Dierkini-Z Delvina Finley Rita Hoover Patricia Kanzenlia Joyce Oelschlauer Rodney Mahler Richard Remmey Ethel Schuenke Fanchon Sellner Delores Stral-in Darlene Strand Fynthia Tucholke David Villwoek Gloria Workman Viola Marguerite Sauffei rh .Pr A U Cellos Donley Aarhus Eugene Aurimzer Marian Gustafson Lois Mandell String Basses Sarah Dokl-sen Ioann Thompson Flutes Joan Hough Betty Iverson VVilliam Saufferei Oboes Marian Bultman Marian Graves Clarinets Ruthann Lehman Marilyn Strahl Const ance W il rmler French Horns Haiilet Mahlet Norma V017 Corneis Janet Levi Shirley Piinclle Trombones Harold Bonde 'Vlailan 'Samleis Percussion Inilmai Lee Janine Rideout f90XKl9 larer Plano Caiul Jeanne Reineke MFI 'I 2 lf, 5 I -r -i -.f .4-1 f f ,ifffcm SENIOR BAND The senior band presented two concerts and one assembly program and appeared on the music department's program, Music On Parade . The band took part in the district music contest held in Faribault this year and travelled to Mankato to take part in the Big Nine Music Festival, The organization provided music tor the football and basketball games and for many assembly programs. Members of the band presented tour solo and ensemble recitals during the year. The junior band appeared on the music departments public concert, Music On Parade , and presented an assembly program for the Junior High. Flutes Wallace Sinionson French Horns Trombones Ioan Hough Ibonna Hillestad Norma Volz Harold Iionde William Saufferer Irene Thompson Harriet Mahlr-r Marian Graxes Dboes Iiaymah Wulf Lois Vclzke Gladys Hope Marian Sanders Nancy Wulte Gweneth Kispcrt Gerald Bauer Marian Bultman Mary Ann Panel Cornets Walter Rich Clarinets Lowell Hetletvedt Delores Stralta llean Purdie Betty Alexander Geraldine Spitzac-lt Janet Lewis Bass Horns Constance Warder Bass Clarinet Gerald VVohbrock Bernard Ilouda Marilyn Strahl Patricia Gladwin James Olander Eugene Silkey Ruthann Lehman Saxaphones Esther Steinbach Rower Koopmans Ilolores Spitzaclc Ilolores Callies Martin Krueyer Richard Heine Carol Jeanne Reineke Bernard Martinson Shirley Prindle String Basses VVilliam Johnson VVilliur Saufferer Irene Nauman Sarah Ilokken Dorothy Jarvis Kathleen Lehman Florence llraizer Joann Thompson Betty Sommerness Lois Dierkingz Baritones Percussion Marjorie Christie James Hill llale Christenson Robert Brandenburg Leone Voeizel Arlene Remiek Paul Bauer Janice Rideout Cecelia Stuart Arline Mat-Millen Frank Ilozark Carl Lipke ' Myles Martin Infmar Lee Ronald Kielmeyer Marna Kielmeyer Ruth Morris Audrey Allen JUNIOR BAND Flutes Barlmra Schell Edirar Bremer Baritone Horns John Boatwriuht Arlene Talbott Stephen Ilol-cltcn Richard Christie Gretchen Reinkc Thomas Ulxenc- Garland Fuller Boyd Nichols Ilaxid Siexxert Sylvia Wolf Joseph Haugen Trombones Clarinets I Richard Zoeseh William Howe Carol Broin Bet.-rly .Xurinucr Saxaphones Irene Jenke Ilonna Mae Covert Iiorrarne Bultman Robert Korinu Robert Johnson Patrick Ford Ixay I'0rd Ilale Krueger Marilyn Lewis Rohert Lauritsen Carol Greenwood Gerald Sammon John Lindskoog Bass Arlene Ixeller Carol Story Kenneth Lorenz Leon Budahl Joan Kiekenapp French Horns James Mathews Drums Carfllyn Larson Joan Frettem Marlin Radtke Wallace Elftman Marlys Pasehke Elaine Storeh Archie Temple Larry Luebben Barbara Peterson Cornets Kenneth Umbehoelter Rodney Mahler VVayne Quigzgle George Aase Donald Ntfolters Elmer Mathis Xylophone Darlene Heath A CAPELLA CHOIR If you chanced to hear music seeming to come from nowhere during fourth hour on Tuesday and Thursday, you may be sure it was the high school a cappella choir practicing diligently for one of its many appearances throughout the year. Assisted by the dramatic department, the choir presented the annual Christmas Pageant. lt also provided music for many civic groups singing at the Elks Memorial Service, the Rotary Club Christmas program, and a program of the Lions' Club. The choir's outstanding event was the Big Nine Music Festival at Mankato and the District Music Contest. Two organizations, the girls' triple trio and the boys' quartette, were made up of choir members. The final appearance of the choir was at Baccalaureate and Commencement programs. First row: Elizabeth UlX'l'llE' Verna Ellinuson Marian Graves Marilyn Lenmarlx t rol Jeanne Reinelxe a Many Flare Sartor Marlene Zaner Br-tty Iverson Miss Hoxznander Annabelle Tradup Nancy Foss Barbara Erickson Carol VVidman Marlys Lindenlmrgg Geraldine Tuttle Mildred Carstens Lois VVit.t9 Seeond row: Marilyn Kiekenaiip Janet Reinke Dorothy Mc't'olmit'ls Dolores Dunley Sarah Dokken Constance Warder Norma Volz Claire Farlliom Nancy Varver Marilyn Miller Shirley Larson Ruthann Lehman Ardis Saufferer Lorraine Silkey Aliee Mohn Delores Straka Harriet Mahler Marian Sanders liexerly Shields Minette Nr-ss Vlarilyn Strahl Marlin Meesc Third row: Dale Fhristvnson Thomas Thompson Eugene Aurinuer Robert Larson Daxid illsley David Lee Varl Linkc Calvin W'olf0 John Lvsen tieoririe Zaner Betty Luedke Herdell Tatxae Joan Hough Donna Olson Audrey Handy LaVonne Sr-hultz GLEE CLUB This year's Girls' Glee Club excelled those of years before. lt made public appearances at the orchestra concert and the choir's spring concert, and also took part in the District Music Contest. Fourth row: Stuart VVill4on Mark Batt-helder tleorre Ballis Robert Brandenburg Wilfred Stoxcn Dax-id Braun Dale Greenwood George Anderson Paul Bauer Harold Ronde David Mesehke Lawrenee Dozark Donald Nelson Donald Uee Betty Alexander Phyllis Michel liene Nauman Marian Bultman Janet Morris Marilyn Grant Kathryn Lindskoog Patricia Gladwin Palrii-ia Fulton. Mary l'Illi-ii Thomas, Alive Roevlin, Lois Dierkiniz. Arlene Mai-Millan. Marlene Ashe Seeond ron: Patriria liladwiii. Marilyn Sit-xxriri. Phyllis lfreil- rii-kson. Maruueriti- Siiuffi-rer. Marian Hultman, .Xuilri-y .-'kllr-ii. Hlailie Yoeui-l. lleloi-vs Dahl. Juilx' Aarhus. lielorvs Stralta. Miss Hounander - First ron: Janis-e I.inili-nlii-ru. Yirslinia Temple, Eloila Fre- i-hette. Audrey Luoiilf.i-, Mailys Meir-hr-rt, Exelyn S1-orre, Mari- lyn Malil-ott. Myrna Maili-mari. Auiliey Barrett. Marilyn Har- 4 tr-l, Ada Jens:-n, Joan J. Mai'- tin. Loi- Ilultman 'l'hirul ron: Mal'i:art-t fiirlillte, Senuor H1gh Student COURCII The keynote of the success of the Senuor Hugh Stu dent Councul could be called ambutuon Noon hour actuyutues was IYS most recent achuevement of expan suon Homecomung and the Cornuyal Masquerade are the two bug events sponsored by the Councul annually In addutuon to these tasks thus organuzatuon shared the responsubulutues of the Falcon Follues wuth the Voyageur staff THIS year lrurt rru Vtuunutrcd Ilralute Irene Nauman Betty Bauc-u e ty Ixeuson lo ore Nllllldlh Betty I uedke Mau Ellen Thoma Lulluan Lockman Janet Vthute 'Vlyron t ud knecht John Ly en Mr Thomp on Second uou Annabelle Tuadup Nancy Po Ruth Ileulce laura Sc hmudt llorothy 'VICC ormuclu Robeut Heyer leouce Ander on Vkulluam wchuehle Robert Brandenburx Paul Haueu Ruchard Ilee Ilonelly 'Wartunson Ihurd row feorcue laner Ilorothy Vloreau iewili' BHHI Lullene Stra er John Buc-ter Vtulfred Stoxen llaxud III I y Floyd Wol er Bernard Ndautunson Roherl Kaul Stuart W Il on Nancy larxeu Jane Cote ,Tumor Hlgh Student COURCII Junuar Hugh entertaunment whuch uncludes the Carnu val and the Masquerade us taken charge ot by the Juruuor Hugh Student Councul The group also us re sponsuble for such thungs as student day and yusutung day for those who wull enter Hugh School for the furst tume next fall t ur Sandua flauune Joan Xoudmeuer Betty la-nge Ramona Hollemer Madelon Eruck on Mauulyn Levuu-1 John Tradup Boyd Nuchol Theodore Boo all Stephen llolcken 'Vlarlun Nieese Second uon Donoxan btrucklauud Maruan Supple Marulyn Sueuueut Duane Haugen Alfued Brodue Marulyn Niahhott Ronald Stuart Eugene Auuunger 'Vlaugaret luehllme Mu Aune on Nor puctuued Ruta Leueuudo ku W at UC 16 AQ. 1 Student COURCII Cab1net The Cabunet of the Student Coun ul us the Pres dent s adyusary councul The members of thus body aud the Presudent un makung decusuons concernung polucy and procedure Thus us the group whuch must be ever alert un seekung means for umprovung our pres nt form of student partucupatuon un government and n Searchung for new respons bulutues whuch our student councul may assume wuth maxumurn benetuts for the most students r uu anlce Rude-out tan useu Xtunufur-uul llualte Nccrctary of Socual Affauu ty Ixcu o Ncrue uy o t e uca ur nuua ue e uau up ruetaux u cmhlue uucy faux c etauy uuluf x an o Buyer cond ou x n o m n u tunumut te mfut uul use ueuuc tu 1 e uuc u 1 N uouu 'Iouu -kctuuuule one y autuuu ue uu e uu ue-rt B andeuuhuuc N c uct Us cnt uu omu A xu ou Ethucs Commuttee The Ethucs Commuttee met on three days each week durung the year to guye Quudance to study hall and hall vuolators The commuttee whuch us composed of students who gave up theur study hall oeruods sought to show students where they could umprove theur conduct or un some cases where the study halls could be bettered Left ta Ill-.hl tlern Schummelptenuu. Jane Code Culxun Wolte Mauy luehlke Lugene huspeut Tluurtx Nuns 0 Ur u: ' ' ' '. Bl' ,rlvl v'A. ',. y' sc-','l'F ts, . 'iNlA'. jj. s 0 ' 0 Firs ww: . ' ' ' . I ' 1. 1 l : H ' . , Q Ky, S J 5 1 at A 4 , , 0 1, I As . 4 . v y . . . . I i at V . I . . . Fi st vw: J' 4- ' . Assist t IS ,' 'Z H ' ' ' ,' -' s:Het' 'fs n. ta f h T'-'s y: A 'l ll 'I 'l , ut' Ass- ls: Na ' er, Sew' of P ll'-ity: N' - r-y' F ss, ' . S4-' u' ': f'al'i YV lf. Vhzuir zu uf Ethic- yn 'tu 2 Rul -' K: , Y P' fl-nt: lla 'ul Mc-s'hlw. Sffwulauy' cffc I lb ll' M 'suun, I -Aint' Rl u , ff - ' ary' ol SI I- Aff1'u's: Mu: Th usouu, d 4 '. Q . ' L- , . . W8 . Fi' s' win: Mali Mi till. Milrlri-il tzirst--if. Sw-llpi liartzi. Naliiy Foss. Marilyn lizaiil, Mziilaxi Sai.- -li-rs. Faiirliiiii Foss. Varl l.liiiti-. ii-ralil XX'-lp VOYAGEUR Q !'i I , Voyageur Editorial Staff Mony were the mlstokescommitted by the Voyogeur Editoriol Stott throughout the Yeor. Group order for picture toking, poge orronge- rnents, picture mounting, ond figuring reductions were new experi- ences for most of the staff. However, the sotisfoction of completing o yeorbook hos mode oll this well worthwhile. First rim: Annabelle Trailup, llnrnthy Moreau. lit-nruiv Xam-r. lmlurvs Spitzark. l.aYrinni- Srhultz. Marian Samir.-rs. .Im-aniiv Hall. Marilyn Strahl. Str-lla Harta. Serum! row: Paralcv Anmlersun, Betty Bauer. Nancy Fuss. Belly VK'ci- shaar. Minette Ness, Norma Vnlz, Ht-tty Ulvrnes, Mary Zuehlke. llrinnzi Swanson, Lorraine Silkvy, Betty Iverson. Thiril row: George Iiallis. Robert Kaul, He-oi-uc .Xnili-rsim. Imlv tirevn- xxnml, James Kreftinu, Rnlit-rt Iimiisli-iiliurir. Not iii:-turvil: I.axvi'em-0 Imzarlt. Flziytilii Johnson. lflimc-iiv Sli-:isa-i Mrs. YVliintuomery. Looking over the moil Camera Club Providing pictures for the Annuol ond the Echo, cotching informol shots ot porties ond ploys, ond moking portroits of clossrnotes give the members of the Comero Club ex- perience in the technique of photogrophv. ln the spring eoch member will choose his best picture to be entered in o competitive exhibit disploved in o downtown window. lirvii'lw. in-ivi'L'v .Xasmn lhI'5 Milli-1. Jo-aiiilv Hall, ll4iln'I'l Hvillufi, N-i-iiiiil rim: John. Lg. -i i, fill. Iluin-iii.. lli-l-i i' Kaul. Kzwiili-i-ii l.-liinzii.. llrtly l'l-rin-s. Xtivi l'1ll1i.usnii, ti.-.lun Lui.--i. llulli:ii.1i I.il.iii:ii Mary fin-lilki-, Sliirli-5 I.:ii-viii. l.:lni'1-in-. ll..- failt. Nlzirilyil Lamli.-i't. .Xuilri-5 llaiiily. .Xllv-' Nllilin, Vliiiiir I':iilllnin.'S:ii:ili lmlklte-i.. Xan--5 l.:i1lri'si-ii, .li-ai.ii 'l'l1ninii-nil. .lain-K M-,iii-, Ili-niin l.:i l'li'ri4-. Sain-5 1':iin-r. 'xii' iii pivlliii-: XK'illiam J-ihliswxi, Slum' Vill- siiil, t'li:iiIi- Vin-Ii. lliirliziiii .Inlxziiili-vii. ,ara ' 'ff' :- If 1 QU' W 14 sa' - C-11- 's f s it I. ggi. 5 Lost minute checking BW- Q ..,..,,, ,.. ,A . Voyageur Business Staff lt is the duty of the Voyogeur Business Staff ro get enough money to finonce the printing of the onnuol. This wos done through subscriptions, sponsoring o movie, ond shoring the work ond profits of the Folcon Follies with the Student Council. First rim: Rulhami 1,1-hmau. Milulrul l'ai'stens, VYinif1'wl llralxv. K'Ul'l'illl' Rolla, lleralclirie Tuttle. Patricia Barry, Ser-niinl rim: llaxirl In-v. li'-riiaril llomla. Mark Natl-helils-r. Not liivtiiiw-il: Mi. f'liavm:iii, arlxisnr. :iss fy ECHO EDITORS Many are the duties of an editor. Each issue requires hours of planning, assigning, and checking The novelty at getting al' the news first-hand, and the satisfaction of c publication make the work worth- while, however. For the school vear i946-47, co- editors were Ruthann Lehman and Betty Ulvenes, Bernard Douda was managing editor, Echo Editorial Staff Members of the Echo staff have published fourteen issues of the Echo this year. Seniors corrected, revised, and arranged copy written by juniors. More import- ant stories are written by seniors. Hi-rnaril lmuila Manauln: Hrlitiii' liulii-rt Kaul Stafl l'h1itriui'a1iher Mildrvil Vvilifilariil Junior lliuh Eflitiir lVinifrecl llrakc- Art Hilitrir lmluiwws Snitzat-k Miss VVhite Jeanne Hall Nut pit-ture-tl: Mark Hat:-heltle-r News Editor Ailvisur EM-hanue Efliirir Sports Eilitlii' Echo Business Staff The subscription and advertising campaigns in the fall are conducted bv the Echo business staff with the aid of the Journalism class. The staff handles collec- tions for subscriptions and advertisements, and takes care of distribution and mailing. There are over fifty names on the mailing list, including exchanges and boys in the armed services. Lr-it In right: Marilyn Mvuli-y. Hotty liairslie-ss. Lillian Ulsnn. llnriithy Mori-nil. t'atherim- Ili-l i'm--, Meliin Xavhiir. Mr. l'Istalrl'riiils. Nut 1ii luri-il: Phyllis Ulcfin. lliinnsi Mac Swan-fin. Sophomore Reporters The sophomore reporters do special feature work, und take care of sophomore news for the Echo. Patsy Si-huller. Varril l i-ydenlunil. Mis- White. Lillian Lin-lxman. llelore- lleilme. Ili-ris Temple. Nut pi:-turcil: llarlene Pmiiih. Marly- Srfllner. Junior High Reporters Club Unearthing news in the yunior is the man con- cern of junior high reporters. Club members turn out copy for the Echo, and in doing so gain instruc- tion or tf.. l practice in pournalistic work. First row: Joan Partch. Carol Gi-eenxx-ond. Barbara Sc-hell, Lucille DeLaYe2a, Yirzinia Judd. Arlene Keller. Lorraine Naus, Lois Hofeneyer. Elaine Starch, Kay Tenney Second ron: Donald XYolters, Thomas Ilillrin, Anita Smeoc. Ramah XYulf. Doris Grau. Donald Knold. Kenneth Umbe- hocker, Gerald Krueger, Miss Sprick. DRAMATICS On February Sth the dramatics department presented the three one-act plays Ringing in the Groom , Double Affair , and Two Against the Gods . Each was under the direction of a student, An eyening per- formance was presented to determine which play would take part in the Big Nine Speech Festtval at Northfield. Ringing in the Groom was selected. By means of tableaus , many Christmas scenes from all over the world were presented in this year's pageant, Christmas is a Miracle. The choir assisted in the pro- duction by singing Christmas songs and anthems. 'r .1 1 1 'T .2 lfium lr-ll ln riuhli l,ziYiilinif Sr-liulln, I.:nxi'vlir-i- lliwurlx, lliiriitliy Mullitii-i', Jani-I Ri-inlmv, llllllllil Hilleslad. llni'lizn'zi l'Ii'ii-ltsnii, Vnllei-ri Sr-lixu-rl. liru-ily Shields, ,Xiilis Sziulli-rn-i. Miniiiitti' Ni-ss, YQ-rua Elliugson, H1'ul'xIe Hulli-, Betty lxvr-iin, Jnlnir- Kre-llinu, Ilzilit 1211-elixxiliiil, XYillizim Siiulli-iw-i', Mzirilyn Mullinrhivk. Speech Arts Club During the year the Speech Arts Club spon- sors a three-act play and three oneeact plays It also provides the characters and costumes for the Christmas pageant, a ioint production of the speech department and the high school choir The organization lists more gtrls than boys, but it affords ample opportunity for par- ticipation in speech work for all members of the club. lfiisl gint- Iliimiii Hillt--':iil. .Xlillzi llulllli-ll, J.ii.i-I l .mu-, lllllw-ii Siliui-i', Sliiili-5 Sl Maiiwii. llzil- lmiai Hiiirt-iii., l':i!ililii Jiilmliiiseli, N-fimzi Xiilf, Miiiml. liz:i.i--. So.-rtfiiil inn: Mi. Silxl-. Hn-xvil5 Kiltie-its. l':itiii-izi IH-rnrii-lc, lim-tu All-xziiiiler, lriiriixhp Mt-thiiiiiiift l.aiNiitii,i- Sirliullf. Jzimfl Reiiilsi-, Yiiili-t l'4immi-i il 1 HQ-in-ily Slinlrl-. Mlm-ite Nr-s. r S' The all-school play, Sing for Your Sup- per , was presented under the direction of Mr. Silvis as the first dramatic event of the year. The leading roles in the comedy were played by Betty Iverson and George Ballis. Pic- tured above are: Dor- othy Mulliner, George Ballis, and Barbara Erickson. At left: All-School Play Cast and Staff. OO Q Nut iiit-iuit-il' J:ii'tiiii'Iiiie lliills, Jzimi-s lx:-AI'iiii .lunior High Dramatics Club Mrs. Reinke's junior high dramatics club spent Thurs day morning activity period in some phase of drama, Christmas in the Back Streets and Wienies on Wednesday were among the plays presented by this club. First row: Orwille Castle. Gertrude Sehuenke. Lorraine Bul'man. Barbara Peterson. Marlys Ahrens. Marian flu-- tafson. Marlin Radtl-te. Sharon Schultz, SViIliam Hansen. Ruth Raven. Joe Ann IJeMars, Mary Hackett. Audrey VVhite, Floyd Vermeersch. Second row: Norbert Karovr, LeRoy Schultz. Vaurhn Kis- riert. Everett Sahl. Lilian Kaderlik. Fanchon Sellner. Joanne Backstrom. Patricia Tohal, Vlfilliam Henriksen. Patricia Hillestad. Yvonne Chapman, Richard Sojihy. Ar- lene Talbott. Harvey Thurston. Neil Froman. Mrs. Reinke. Ninth Grade Dramatics Club To promote interest in dramatics, particularly play productions, is the object of the Ninth Grade Dra- matics Club. Two mystery plays, The Ghostly Pas- senger and The Midnight Ghost , were presented by this group to Junior High Students. First row: Robert Itrewitz. Mary Ann Patzel. Marna Kiel- meyer, Cynthia Tucholke, IDeLaine Johnson, ltonna Mae Harkins. Patricia Feyereisn, Eleanor Hisjiinu, Nancy Vtfolfe, Lois Jensen. Joyce Virak, Marian Supple, James Tohal. Ser-ond row: Irene Thompson, Sylvia Wolfe, Lois Handy. Mary Ann Heike, Ilavid Kaul. Robert Lauritsen, Edward Kattenberu. Verle Ackmann, Jean Greenville. Sylvia Faxro, Laion Fratzke. Ruth Kielmeyer, Miss Allen. Not pictured: Kelsey Batchelder. llena Law. Junior High Dramatics Club During the year the junior high school dramatics club presented a number of assemblies. Programs were also prepared for presentation to the activity. First row: Robert Johnson. Bertram Johnson, Richard Christie. Garland Fuller, Barbara Morris, Kay Miller. Lucille Jensen, Phyllis W'hitney. Francis Headline, VVil- liam Riach, John Boatwright. Rodney Mahler. Second row: Beverly Aurinizer. Lavonne Vl'underlir-h. Sharon Schulz. Joan Kiekenajiji. Thomas Ulvenes. James Martinson, Gerald Sammon, Edgar Bremer, Roma Lee Varker, Gretchen Reinke. Mary Jane Golden, Mrs, Swans lieriz. Projection Club This club operates the two movie projectors for classroom educational films. Club period time is spent in instruction on the use of the projector, discussion of problems, practice in operating, and making the time schedule for the following week. Boys do all the classroom projection work during their study periods. First roxv: Rir-hard Lijijiert, Norman Witte, Allan Meesi-, Ronald Fleminxz, Robert Caron, Bernard Sjiorre. Orville liollenhaeh. Lester Schuenlke, llonoxan Kielmeyer. Melxin Meschlse. Second row: Romer Ross, llonald Rises, YYalter Mapes. Rohert Heyer. Myron Gudknerht. Leo Hackett, Roger Koopmans, James Nichols, Charles Favro, ltonald Garvi- ner. llouulas Kielmeyer, Mr. Lange. Third row: Charles St. Martin, Robert Holmhlad. Lau. renee Malecha, Donald Stadler. Harry Evert. Keith Pur- ilie. Rohert Kern. Martin Krueger, Francis Chapman. Lane Kisjrert. VYayne VVhipps. Stagecraft Club Behind the scenes at all programs and parties in F.H.S, is a group of bays who are members of the Stagecraft Club. They are present at all assembly programs, they Operate the record player for noon hour dancing, Junior and Senior high dancing clubs, the Saturday night teen-age club, and all school parties. Once a year they make a trip to the cities to visit theater stages and radio stations. First row: Marvin Jenke, VVilliam Saufferer. Myles Mar- tin. James Morris, Paul Tiariup. VVallace Elftman, John Goar. Eugene Kispert, Marl: Batchelder. Second row: Paul Volz, George Anderson, Richard Dee, Gerald Johnson, Clayton Johnson, Dale Brandenburg. Donald Bremer, Raymond Brekke, David Braun, Mr. Estness. ff WX W7 , ffxf f I ,nv- CM Typmg Club The Typing Club supervised by Miss Carlson offered to students who are not planning to take a regular typing course It provides opportunity for students to learn and practice the essentials used ln typing for personal and business use i itvx 1.414 A o in n leg: ,une .f ns ei . elite N ufff-un malt! emillfutl Wfx- L t Nfhimxlpfc-nit. Inpmfn lee Nemond IOM rnfud llouda John Ilillt n .un Wilfred NIUXCH leo Witte Hfnolsl Honsle Imxul We chlte ondld Hopke Paul Baucr 'VI uri o an fn Ol t lc o is -Xn 1 o N entle Rn hmm Serv1ce Club The Service Club as a group of tenth eleventh and twelfth grade gurls who serve as usherettes hugh school plays concerts and other school enter talnments On Parents Visiting Day during National Education Week they act as hostesses Each year the club donates two books to the school lnbrary st in xet w tumann een Am no ni Nt u ll l Ill 1 land any Nt. futln ond o 'Vlntmet cmillfud wdU!llln Pa lhltc I ul lm We f e cond it notes reu me e it ex Rimou A I llty Ntuit Alldll excl ll 1- o o es bunlm atm in A it meter o xet x ll nn It u it 'VI lin temlqilm an y one one ini. 'Vlt it w ost ll Ill? AIILPKIH ednnette 1Lel I Nlrllldl I 1 x Forum Club The Forum Club which is one of our most recently organized actlvntnes trains members ta lead and participate un discussions Topics chosen pertain to current events and school and community problems e t. to light Lots Mane le me Nimon 'Vi Uliihant Phylll X in Fhomme Betty John on Not pluuxed JoAnn lxolstdd Span1sh Club Hola Como le va9 With such words members of Spanish Club greet each other Activities this year lncluded initiation of new members at a banquet o Spanish movie and a hayrlde and dance for alumni at Christmas time The club also sponsors Pan American week, which featured an assembly program on Pan-Amerlcanlsm. First row: Marian Hultman, Pzitrirlu tllatlxxin, liarllaru l'1i'ic'kson, Shirley St. Martin. Jr-unnv Hall, H1-tty Weishzmr, Nancy Foss, Carol l ry4lenlullti Svvontl row: Mis- Sprivk, Ruth Sn-olt. l :lnr-hon Foss. Marilyn Grunt. Jann-I Moiri-, Vluiic Vzlrllrom. Mzlry Mn-ntz. Jnnim- Ritln-out 'I'hir4l roxx: lfolinlsl Fniovi, Rivlmrml Johzlnll-1-n, Artiis Saul- fr-r4-r. Phyllis Mirhel, Shirley Lamson, Ye-rim l'Illil1v-on. Nancy f'zu'u-r. Marjorie fhiistie Not pit-turetl: Myrna Mademaun, Man-ilynn Millunl-hirk. John Roe-brick. Joann 'I'homl,.on Rifle Club Safety first is the slogan of the Rifle Club made up of senior hugh school boys. Instruction is offered in marksmonshlp, position shooting, sight adlustment and various phases far firearms. .22 calibre rifles are used, and firing IS done in the old gym Tuesday evenings. Lu!! In right: l'hurls-- Hrzlunt-is, l'uul Nos-llrr, Holm-rt Kuntzv, .-Xllzln Story, Jzxmv- Morri-, lil-t'nan1l Sum. Mr, l'ur1li1-, Keith l'urliir, llonnld llruae-, I-Illlott Sl-Ilnei 'Not glivtlin-ll: Hivlmrnl Muse. Rolwrl Ki:-lwlinpp Metal Club The Metal Club worked in various fields of metal such as welding soldering etc One of the major activities of the year was the making of 73 ash trays for the Red Cross Carla Iloltlten William Frie r-n Wallace Nlmfwn fin I hnri Har ln Pict em P clrauj Hriltcn Jahr Parka Future Farmers The F FA is a national organization with a goal of establishing its members in a farming business making them self supporting giving them expert ence in buying and selling cooperatively developing agricultural leadership and providing organized rec reation Al its activities are boy initiated and boy directed t 1 x Imnalri 'challmhm Jo G-1h Cate feral: D 1 Pahe1t W1 ack Rat Lxnr Eu ene helm Elmer ruth William Namman Fred 'Via chim. John Bar ei fe1al1l Paxlm fe1alrl P1153 en Donald -Xhren Ne-cond 1rm Halolnl Ixarou Chffard F1 ther Nldnex Daxx John Ol on Donald fanfler Chaile Ea tman f EI ie en lien titer Raxmonri B ene1 'Via1 x1n Baitcl 'lhoma Huler Rrmut 'NIE-Nei Kalmar tal Wi I1a Wiont ameri 11:1 1r1ti Wilhux Nauffeic-1 amr- Xml h kenneth e ne-1 Imnalr Remicl-t ame uixsii. Rich ri hi 1 1man XX it are u ine fain lax rl F c n Llthrin Allie-1 firx 2 Q 111 thn Ilonalil Jeno iuith nr ri n E crhu th Iarem iei im hcnne ai e J n Bri iarh innrth NfhNEl hal in ittsar Rrinar f runilman Nfim.-in Iiinf n mu Nmt lx a1 ax lxuhlman llsnn Nmlt Home Economms The varied activities of the Home Economics Club include knitting afghans for the Red Cross making dresses blouses slacks aprons and housecoats em broidering crocheting and textile painting ln co operation with the FFA it sponsored the annual Christmas party for the entire s hool and gave a roller skating party in the spring 1 I rin Rita Malecha 'Wane H1e1 the Naa Jean Ch11t.1an en Laiolyn Lee Caiae Villllgan Raheita Loc Ba1liaia I'IXIl9Y'll'JTlll 'Vlailx Lucko ai Ile fenette Viaxcnc Rich Nanu Hentlien Ieiald no ammei aibaia St 1 tin Lui Th1elba1 Patiicm lxan7enhach llmla Wmlxman Iiene Jenlte Patiifla Yule Xmma HE?lLhlCy Second ion 'VIa1v Linilenh IL Juric Nez e Ilailenc Smith Nota Npiaicue Xalcna Srhlohahm Rita Hfmxei etw Llen Ma11l5n Rin em Janelce PEIIOII Cairil rn 1h1ni. a Elxlna Srhulf Joanne Stalm iiew B iinie in 'VIri1th1 1. Ilailene Heath June CIO 111l mu lxiclxenapi Jane Ntlflxe 'Viinnie Ixein isrc Y ld at an n 1 i lfiiet mei Bcxei x n h anne 1811171 Lui Panlmxi Exon IUIH 1 a :si if 'VIa11o11e Bauexnfelni Maijmic 'Nui 1 m ilen ian 0 nu Thui ton iuith 1+ ri ri e of ei AllP1lQ Ia thlxe Ann lie t7 To Ulf lIRLlI IAKQ U11-. 3 Ulld IQANIUU f 1 fill late Jaan Hlnf flailce MacM1lan Ilelaie 0 es a1s 0119 Iutlllc Numlc Audits Juhnlie Ru Ke er, lirinna Kuhlman. Marje-an C'usta.s n, Ilanna . ae .' miflt. l't-rraltline Nils.-1 . .'i in it' u-1: K'y Fm-il, Phylis Smith, Ilauna Milligan, 1 arrery t ra'u. S' nr ra liakc-r, Yitian Alileman. G1rls Club T e Girls Club a new organization for girls in grades nine through twelve was formed to help the members ta develop leadership and to accept respon- s.bility. The club also provides social training and helps to develop talents and special abilities. The governing body consists of presdent, vice-presi- dent secretary treasurer, two representatives from each class and the chairmen of the Program Service and Social Committees. -s riv: Catherine Ile'rees. Marian Krenz. Marlene 'r0nz. Marlene Zaner. Janet Levis. Betty Miller. Janet Reinke. Itrilares Spitzack. Ser-rind raw: Marpuerite Saufferer. Ruthann Lehman. lrtis Saufferer. Laura Schmidt. Lorraine Silkey. Ruth . orris. aine Voerel. Lois Mandi-ll, Mes Berglund. Nurses Club The Nurses' Club, under the supervision of Miss Mildred Blair, has accomplished much in the field of first aid and practical nursing. Members have been instructed in the application of splints and slings and the reading of pulse rates and temperatures. Because most of the members of this club are inter- ested in nursing as a profession, the fundamental applications which they have learned will be of value to them in the future. First. row: Dorothy Jarvis, Darlene Brown, Jean Bruhn, Second row: Harriet Brain. Charlene Kenow, Miss Blair. Not pictured: LaVonne Harthun, Alfrieda Newizren. O '50 no 96311 Conductors Club The Conductors Club meets once a week to learn the fundamentals ot band d1rect1ng Each member takes turns drrectlng the other members of the club Future pep band d1rectors are thereby gwen practuce and troumng t 111. cnc Nl 11 Ate: N V T11I1e11. Record Club Each Thursday mornlng the lower hall outs1de of room l-4 resounds to muslc whlch may range from harpsl Chord muslc of Boch to Rum Boogue or o Brahms symphony Records are contrlbuted by members o borrowed from the Llbrary The purpose of the club IS to uncrease enloyment and fomnluarnty wuth SETIOUS musuc 1111 ne-neth 1 A11A1A N A II J11 1111 AIIIIIIQ 11111A exe111 .I1A1111 R11111 111 VIA11111 Amr 111 TAt1.e H1 Xl1emA11n F th 1 Nt1111l1A1 111 11 1A1 1 A m11 I-le111111 R1 1ImA11 1111111 11x1 11 N u 1111 IIIINI Cl MA11x11 1l1111A1 1111 1 N11 rilllll Ilffld I li ll Ifn 1 A1111 m 1 1 'VI lhAtm111 1 u11 A1J11111 1 ll ex Ju 1 I11 1 111 x dlll 1 1 111 J11An II11u1.h J11An u Illlll 1111nA 1111 111 fA111l VN11lmA 1 Poster Des1gn Club The Durpose of thus club us to learn poster desugn and layout Proctlce us galned through the use of brushes and other medla Some craft work IS done to break the monotony 11 111e1 fuel 11 11 lllll L 11x lule AI1 11 1 11 'VI N.-max Ranum Il11nnA A I A 1 H1111 1111111 11 A te1 1 1111 X 1h1e T1m11 le11nA11 1111 11 11A1A 11 dl 1tt1 111 1111. IL 1m 1111 A1 111 111111 1! 11t 1111tu1e1 nn Ikltf Ildlllxlll B1uJ.Le1 A119 1 I5u1htA Il1111AI1I Buchta HA1lA11 JA111 NIA1lene Nt1A111I1m11 Iuruor Hlgh Sc1ence Club Talks and demonstrotuons were presented by mem bers of the Junror H1gh Scrence Club at the f1rst part of the year Later proyects were Carrued out aerlal connectuon raduo sets telegraph outfuts and buzzers were completed 11 11 1 m 11 1l1l 1m mm J1m1 1 1 N A11l11 1111 u 1 11 I1 JAme 'VIA1 1111 IUII II l I IIAIII PI AIX 1 u1.1 1 Conser-vat1on Club The purpose ot thrs club IS to promote rnterest natural resources and to d1scuss problems related t the productuon and use of them To accompI1sh th1s purpose moyles reports d1scu s1Or1s and trips t areas of special Interest ore O ranged I 11 IL1 1 1 11111 'IL' 1 eh 1 rx U 4 1 A 1 N 1 A 11 H 1 1 111 t 11 1111 1- 1,1 NN 1 ik! 'Qu ,. N -'iw' 4 1 W: l A P V 1 ,fi VIVI W , , M ,T f , , , ----11 , K idx 35 JU l Ti I Q? Q!! 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Iujty CALENDAR OF EVENTS Sept I6 After wautung two weeks for the unfantule paralysus epudemuc to let up all school age chuldren started another year of school Sept I7 To many the ull luck of locker keys was presented ct Oct ct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov 28 29 Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec I The GAA started the socual events of the year wuth a muxer I8 Georgue Zaner and Dale Greenwood re gned over the homecomung festuvutues 24 25 All teachers went to the M E A conventuon un Munneapolus leavung us students wuth two days to do as we wushed l The Voyageur Staff started somethung new un senuor hugh a Hallowe en party 9 Gurls brought theur favorute beaus to the Sadue Hawkuns dance After weeks of rehearsal the all school play Sung For Your Supper was presented to the publuc 22 Our band gave theur fall concert The uunuor class realuzung the need for a change un the usual party sponsored a barn dance We were awarded wuth two days un whuch to eat Thanksguvung dunners and then recuperate The uunuor hugh dramatucs club put on a party Santa Claus came to the Chrustmas party at a tume quute proper to rernund us to do our shoppung 7 Speech department and chour presented the pageant Chrustmas ls a Muracle O A Chrustmas play The Tree un an assembly put us un the mood for a grand vacatuon 2 Alumnu returned to hugh school for a dance of theur own an 2 We wullungly allowed ourselves to be pushed back to school on a day whuch would have been a vacatuon day had there been no poluo epudemuc Jan 3 The senuor class trued to cheer everyone from theur downtroddenness about the early return to school from vacatuon wuth a party J n I5 Those of us who weren t studyung Spanush got a chance to enuoy a Spanush movue whuch the others got a chance to understand GFI CFI E 9 E E 6 8 6 Mar 7 Spanush unutuatuon brought students to school decked out un aprons and box hats The end of the furst semester found some of us all ready for the second and others not so much so Junuor hugh students enuoyad a gala evenung at a Pan Amerucan fuesta Three one act plays were presented by the Speech arts club Senuor hugh students came to the carnuval masquerade un theur most orugunal costumes We re not sure how thus got on Muss Wulluams calendar of events but Dee got a haurcut Underclassmen started debates wuth themselves as to whuch subuects to sugn up for un the school year I947 48 Student councul members attended a Bug Nune conventuon un Rochester The chour band and orchestra presented a concert together Thus day wull not soon be forgotten by euther the teachers or the students All the senuor boys made the rest of us feel quute out of place by comung to school un theur Sunday best Mar Mar beat Mar Mar Mar Apr Apr Apr IO Speech students made theur way north lto Northfueld that usl for the day to take part un the Speech Festuval I2 I5 In the dustruct basketball tournament games at Northfueld Farubault won over Owatonna lost to Northfueld and Medford I9 A vusutung nught for our parents showed that they were really unterestcd un what we were or werent doung 26 The orchestra and gurls glee club presented a varued concert 28 A much needed Easter vacatuon started 7 We returned from vacatuon to do a funal nurue weeks of hard work II The stagecraft club un addutuon to theur regular work at school partues sponsored a dance I4 A Pan Amerucan assembly by the Spanush department made us all a luttle more untellugent about the rest of the Amerucas Apr I6 Wuth an offuce force and teachung staff of theur own the yunuor hugh students greatly enjoyed student day A phy sucal educatuon demonstratuon un the evenung proved to be very unterestung Apr I8 The a caoella chour presented uts annual sprung concert As per usual members were not fully attured under theur robes because of the heat Apr 22 25 Suxth grade students from the publuc grade schools vusuted seventh grade classes to see what they have to look forward to Apr 25 A lengthy duscussuon as to whether the student coun ul or Voyageur should sponsor the Falcon Follues thus year had concluded wuth the agreement that they would work together on ut Wuth actuve members from both groups onthe commuttees a really successful program was the result May 9 Band chour and orchestra members uourneyed to the Musuc Festuval at Mankato We dudnt tell them so but the school seemed quute dufferent wuth so many people gone May IO For the furst turne un many years a uunuor senuor banquet was sponsored by the uunuors We all hope that such an event wull be a regular event on the school calendar from now on May I6 Dramatuc skull was dusployed by a cast of senuors un theur play presentotuon May I7 The bug event of the year the uunuor senuor prom was a really grand conclusuon to the dances of the year Everyone had a swell fume that nught we heard there were a number of explanatuons offered to parents the next day though May May a but June June June June 23 Brungung all theur long rehearsals to an end the band presented a concert to a large auduence 28 What a day for the senuors' Thus was the one day un our twelve school years that we could call our own It made us sa too to realuze all that ut meant Baccalaureate servuce was held for graduates un the audutoruum Many were the tears shed that nught 4 Funal exams proved to be anythung but a snap The last vacatuon day of the school year found most of us DUYYYWQ Thus was the end of another school year For many of us ut was our last year For all of us ut us one well remember O . : . . ' ' ' . O . - 1 ... ' ' ' ', ' ' ' . . I5: , - , ' , '. .232 ' ' , ' , . No' - I . . . .. . I . .Il: ' ' ' ' . .I4: ' ' ' ' ' . . I : ' , ' ' . .22 ' , , ' ' ' . . I: ' ' ' . J . : ' ' , a. : ' ' ' ' ' ' ' J .2I: ' ' ' ' . J .241 ' , . Fb. I: ' ' ' A - ' ' . Fb. 5: ,- . Fb. 8: ' ' ' ' ' . Fb. IB: ' A ' ' , - ' . Fb. l7: ' ' ' ' ' - . Fb. I8: ' ' ' ' ' . Fb.2'5: ', , . , dl V , I 4 l l: ' ' ' ' . ' , 2' , , - 5: ' . 6: ' , , . , ' , Q X X XX X X i 7'-u 'fl xx wvvwx SENIOR CLASS ACTIVITIES GEORGE ANDERSON I' otlrall I a 4 Ha I-cet ra Intramural Ihoru orr Nagecrat c rent I Xo-.axeur Nuff 4 N udent Iouncrl 4 Xrrc- Prc rdenr Cu PARALEE ANDERSON ome Iz1onomr1 ub Nc-conf orr N rxrce I u Noon Hour Councrl 4 Xnxauur Ntaff 4 GEORGE BALLIS eerleacler I C orr no a Ntudent ouncrl 4 A emblx Iommrttee 4 Yoxar.eur Niall' Twprnx uh 4 Intramur I Quartet 4 PATRICIA BARRY Poster Club I Cheorleaclrnr. Ncrence Club I Xoxageur Staff 4 orus 1 4 PHYLLIS BARRY J ter I lr N rx BETTY BARSNESS Echo Bu rne N aff QCIXILC C ur STELLA BARTA mera Ilub orr lee I IAA rxa c r r MARK BATCHELDER rtball I lrrtram 4 IL1hoNtaff 4 Xo5aLeur Staff a ecraft Club I crrr er S1uac Club 3 BETTY BAUER oxarkcur Nlatf N u11rr Iouncr X ron I our Iouncr IXIIE llll rl IIIIIIX PAUL BAUER oru crrr I n erxa ron I INIIIIIL L ub 1I N uc I ou CORRINE BODA e ur 4 Xo-.ar.1ur Nta HAROLD BONDE A nserx 1 ron u r o orr I4 nc ' 1 e tra I oo ra Isrrrnr, Llur MARVIN BOUDREAU Iumblrng Club I I LOWELL BORGSTAHI. A or u DALE BRANDENBURG I utball I I er ra ALIIIAII ROBERT BRANDENBURG nd I I Ir 1 r 1 cr Second Chorr I Quartct 4 Awocrate Edrtor of Xoyageur 4 Class Nr1e President I I rom Co Iharrman I Homecomrnr, Chnrrman Ntudent Councrl I I4 Ntuclent Councrl Iabrnet 4 NI-SC rerrre aI1x1 n r mura a ecraft Club I I' o Ba lcetball I Vkres I DOLORES CALLIES I9 Club I a m Il r I rclent a 1 o MILDRED CARSTENS udent Iouncll I Ilec I Ihorr 4 Iamcra Clum I4 Xoyageur Staff 4 PHYLLIS CHAMBERS A 1 ee r C oru CHARLOTTE COOPERMAN II cord Club 4 MILDRED COPELAND uclent Iuuncrl I I I t I ur Ice I hcho Ntaff JUNE CROSS arm Ilub ramr II I ur rttrn I ulr MARIAN DAY cond cr 3, u KENNETH DEAN Ioollra 1 ra a a I IIa c ra I rr DONALD DEE ot all I ke! rr I u I Intramural o 11 on I I rcnrc u CATHERINE DE FREES rx I-1ho Iu rnc N aff 4 1-1 unc BERNARD DOUDA r11I ur I Ur prrrr. 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DAVID FISCI-IER Scrence Club I Project r Iluh S4 Intramural NANCY FOSS Second Chorr I Chorr 1 I-4 0 Iluh 'I 4 Ntudent Council I4 Cahrnet 4 Noon Hour Iouncll yageur Staff 4 Clrrs ouncrl Qpanr h I r .IEANNE FOX Necond Chorr 1 Serxrce Club ' 'S Chorus I ' 'S JEANNE FRECHETTE Home Economrc Club I Cla Secretarx 1 GILBERT FRUEHBRODT I'I'A 'I 4 ELMER FUCHS B nd I '34 rr and A I Pre ld DALE GREENWOOD .Iunror Student I ouncrl e rc ent olr Intramura N oyageur aff 4 N1 oo as .IEANNE HALL Iacho Staff 4 Xoyayeur Staff 4 Irster Ilul Iex.a u Ntalf 1 ee Club 1 Second Ihorr I era h rar HARVEY HARGER In ramurr-rlw I Chorr JAMES HILL rnmurals 4 liancl 4 I 1 r GAYLE HOFDAHL lee Club 1 P RICHARD HOLTEN I'I-A I 2 Prcuectrcrn Ilub tal Art 4 Poo ball DORIS HUSBYN osler Club I Sub licb u rama Reco 1 I ELIZABETH IVERSON nd I I 'I horr 4 Orche-tra 4 btuclen Iou c I4 CIJLIIIII Cabrnet 4 All School Play Nmageur 4 Echo Busrnes Staff A I ' S ranrs ur EILEEN JANDRO arm Ilub I I ur I r CLAYTON JOHNSON otball 1 I B I c ra I rarrr o Ihorr n ramuralx I-1 a1.e1raft lub ac Ba ex I Cu I Nowagcur Staf 4 btuden Iouncr RICHARD KAROW orus I ROBERT KAUL Pre-rrdent J Echo Ntatf 4 Nogageur Staff 4 Intramura RUTH KELLER arm Club I Nur e I 1 Home Economrc Ilub I ROBERT KIEKENAPP n ramural I rn e xa o e u DONNA KIEL A I ed Cro ur Ncrence C I GWENETH KISPERT arm Club I S rxrcc I a Iounc Hand BARBARA KNAUSS Iheer Icaclrnl. 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I'l 15,45 Airrl- - c'l I 13 ' 1 'I gg, Tl 1' DOROTHY LOCKWOOD Dramatrcs Club I ' 'S BETTY LUEDKE fAA 1 ' 54 Second Cholr 1 f lee Club 1 Serxrce Club Student Councrl 9 WILLIAM MCDONOUGH Second Cholr I KENNETH MANDELL Student Councrl l ' onus-rxatron Club ' 3 4 Pre rdent 4 HELEN MAPES nd 1 ' 'S Pep Band I 'I Choru I flee Club ' Serv-rce C DONELLY MARTINSON Cla Councrl Student Councrl 3 4 Presrdent 4 MARILYN MEALEY GAA 1' '54 Board '34 Cylee Club l Echo Busrnesa Staff 4 Dramatrci Club 3 Home Economrc Club 3 DAVID MESCHKE Second Chorr I Chorr 'S 4 Quartet 4 Noon Hour Councrl 1 ' S4 Typrnr. Club 4 Projectlon Club 3 4 Camera Club 'S Student Coun cr 4 ROBERT MISGEN Vloden Plane Club 1 Intramurals 'I 4 Con ertatron Club 4 DOROTHY MOREAU flee Club l Choru l fAA 1 Cheerleaders Club ' Stu ent Councrl 14 Voyarteur Staff 4 Echo Busrness Staff 4 RUTH MORRIS B nd I I4 Second Cholr l Serxrce C b flrl Club Repro sentatlxe 4 FREDERICK MORSCHING ccnce Club l Projection flub S4 FFA I IRENE NAUMAN nd l o mr flee Clu ' ar-as ffruncrl 4 Student Councrl 4 DONALD NELSON ramurali I 4 4 fhorua Cholr I4 Basketball S Base ba 3 MINETTE NESS All School Play 4 Speech Arts Club 4 Voyageur Staff Chorr MARJORIE O NEILL Charm Club I Nurses Club 0 Home Economrcs Club MAURICE ORR Projectron Club 'I 4 BETTY PAYNE Second Cholr 1 ' Serxrce Club PATRICIA PEMRICK Speech Bureau I Speech Arts Club 4 EARL POFAHL Tumblrnr. Club Intramurals DOROTHY POLSON Charm Club 1 llramatrcs Club ' HELEN PRIEVE Charm Club l Sertrce Club Record Club 4 KEITH PURDIE Rrfle Club I4 Arrplane Club Projectron Club 4 ELEANOR REDMAN orus 1 ' '34 econd Chou lee Cu Serxrce Clu Record Club 4 ARLENE REMICK orus l Band 4 Sertrce Club ' BEVERLY ROBERTS Charm Club I Serxrce flub flee Club Speech Arts Club 4 LONNIE ROBERTS Ar 1 Intramural 4 PAUL ROSENSTIEL Intramurals I ' 'l MARY ST MARTIN Charm Club l Sub Deb Clu Serxrce Club 4 ROBERT SAMMON Track 1 GLEN SCHIMELPFENIG Model Arrplane Club I Projectron Club 3 Typrng Club 4 Claw Councrl 4 Ethrcs Commrttee 4 LA VONNE SCHULTZ GAA 'B 4 Crlee Club I Cholr 4 Speech Arts Club 4 Class Treas urer 4 Noyanreur Staff 4 All School Play 4 One Act Plax RUTH SCOTT oru I4 flee Club 1 Second Cholr 'S Spam Club I BEVERLY SHIELDS Charm Club 1 Home Economrcs. Club 1 Chorus l fAA 1 flee Club 1 All School Play 34 Ilramatlca Club Speech Arts Club 4 FRED SILBERNAGLE fonserxatron Club ntramural 4 Po er Cu Scrence Club 1 LORRAINE SILKEY Chorus I4 flee flub l Home Economrcs C u Pe1.a uw Staff I fAA I Voyazcur Staff 4 frrl Club Presrdent WALLACE SIMONSON Hand ' I4 Con-werxatron Club J Art Mctala Club 4 Intramurala 4 JAMES SMITH PPA 1 I4 Intramura .1 PHYLLIS SMITH Charm Club 1 Nurses flub t Home Economrc: Cluh 4 HARRIET SMUDA Charm Club l flee Club 3 Record Club 4 HARRY SMUDA Con erxatron flub 'S Intramural ' DOLORES SPITZACK C arm Club I Perzasu Staff I Re o d fl b 4 f,AA 'I Ba '34 Echo Staff 4 Nojarteur Staff 4 frrlu Club Councrl 4 Stu dent Councrl 4 JOHN STEINBACH Footballl Traclt Intramural 4 Agrrculture Club? Conaerxa tron Club 4 DANIEL STORMS Intramural-1 1 4 Con erxatron Club 4 Tumblrnrz Clu MARILYN STRAHL Band I ' '3 4 Chorr 1 Dramatic Club 1 Cheerleader '34 Echo Staff 4 Orchestra 4 Noyarzeur Staff 4 Cla s Secre tary 4 Student Councrl EUGENE STRASSER otball 1 ' 'Z 4 Ba eball Manager 1 lntramu al l 4 Chorr ' 'S Jr Hrrzh Student Councrl Nrce Presrdent I Student Councrl Z 4 Class Presrdent '4 Conserxatron Club '3 DONNA SWANSON Second Cholr l Serxrce Club fAN Voyateur Staff 4 Echo Huilne'-H Staff 4 DORIS SWEE orus1I l ce ur rtrrc ur sCo JAMES SWEE otball 1 I4 umblrng I a S4 Wrestlrn faptarn Intramuralw 4 BETTY TEPLY arm Club l SEFXICO flub etond Cholr l ' BEVERLY THOM Second Chorr 1 ' Chnrr 44 'lrrple 'lrro 4 ANNABELLE TRADUP ee Club I Second fhorr l o r Tr 1 T ' I4 Hom Economics Club 1 Serxrcc Club Dramatrc- Club 'i Student Councrl Cabrnet 4 Classr Councrl ' f AA I 4 Voyazeur Edrtor 4 Prom Co Charrman S Homecomrm, Commrttee l NFSC Repre uentatrxe I One Act Play 'S ELLARD TRNKA Projectton Club 4 fonserxatron Club .J GERALDINE TUTTLE Glee Club 1 P B nd 1 ' Ch r ' I4 Home Economrcs Club ' Voyazeur Staff 4 LORETTA UHLIR Club ' ELIZABETH ULVENES A 1 Z 4 horr 4 E ho Co Edrtor 4 Voyateur Sta Camera Club I4 Pegasus Second Charr 1 Teen Apze Recrea tlon Board 4 LILA VARLEY C oru: I I Charm Club l Serxrce flub l ELDORA VELZKE oru l 'S Charm flub 1 Serx ce Club ' NORMA VOLZ nror Band I B ml S4 C orus flee C u Chmr 1 Orcheatra 4 Student Councrl I Home Economrcs Club l fAA 'I llramatrce flub 'I 4 Voyarteur Staff 4 CONSTANCE WARDER nd l l C orr rc e ra conc orr on ductors Club ' fhorus ROBERT WEBER Intramurals 1 44 Projectron flub ' B4 fonaerxatron flub 4 BETTY WEISHAAR cond Cholr l Chorus l I Sorxrce Clu ageur Statf 4 Echo Staff 4 Spanrsh flub 54 JEROME WILLIAMS Intramural 4 LEO WITTE FAA l Projectron Club rn lub GERALD WOBBROCK Junror High Student Councrl l Tumblrnx: Club Projectron Club 'I Camera Club 4 Band 1 54 Intra ural l WILLIAM WOBBROCK Conserxatron Club ' Rrfle Club ' Intramural 4 CALVIN WOLF Projectron Club 14 Student Councrl S4 Cboru Chorr 4 Offrcrals Club Ethrcs Commrttee Charrman 4 FLOYD WOLTERS Intramural l I4 Student Councrl 4 Projectron Club b I Conserxatron Club 4 PATRICIA YULE Glee Club 4 Ixnrttrng., Club 4 GEORGIE ZANER nd I 4 n ' famer 1 4 Junior Hrgh Stuc ent Councrl I Student Councrl 4 Xoyafzeur Staff 4 fAA 4 Orche tra MARY ZUELHKE AA I I Camera Club 4 S cond f orr o r 4 Serxrc glub Student Councrl 3 Ethrcsx Commrttee I 4 Voyaszeu taff 4 Fifty Three ' ' ' - - ' ' ' 2 . 1. 1: .' : I ' 5: ' -. s - ' I I : ' s 43. b : .' s .' 2.1 : 1' r ' u : ' . : nd ' .Lz C . 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N CLASS HISTORY THE SENIOR CLASS FROM GENESIS TO REVELATIONS ln the beginning Horace Mann created the present educational system In accordance many luttle pulgrums ventured off to FHS on bright September morns Our stalwart luttle band of would be Avus Larsons and Bull Dees presented this typical array of starched punafores pugtauls muddues and knickers back in l94l Little did we dream that we could be met by catastrophes greater than losing our locker keys or stumbling into the wrong gym classes or that we brazen little sputwad throwing tack placing aurplane sailing 7th graders would ever emerge as the serene and dugnufued eughth grade scholars who aimed to please We remember well that June Cross excelled then as now un push ups whenever physical efficiency tests were given Laura Morrissey gauned heights of popularity in the 8th grade art class In ninth grade our unterests soared to the more social aspects of life Remember those science fueld trips all our parties and pucnucs and the yunuor hugh carnival? We had a great tume at the faculty party-cavortung to all the old folk tunes But finally we went hugh class and organized a lively dancung class The boys had to be coaxed but we managed' Who will ever forget swungung around the floor to the tune of South or the Muskrat Ramble 9 Thus was a good year for ut brought us Fred Mor schung a truck druvung farmer who made the grade un hugh Earl Pofahl also came to goin our class But he was way ahead of us for he got a job as a mulkman and started his day when most of us were still snoozung Robert Musgen arrived from the shores of Roberds Lake Two assets came to the commercual department un the forms of the Barry susters Pot and Phyl Dorothy Lockwood started her commercual career at this time too while Dorleen Larson began sewung and cookung with true skull un her home economucs course Funally we made some real progress to the senuor hugh that us' The boys lost their crownung glory un another surging wave of heinie hair cuts Was this the unevutable that attracted Marulyn Mealey to one of the shorn7 But then we have that non conformust Larry Dozark who proved to hus classmates that he could grow a beard at the tender age of I5 Maruan Day popped out in a new number a black hat temptungly trummed with a red rose Do you suppose Helen Mapes remembers that hectuc night at Northfield? It seems that she had quite a time tryung to fund her coat She was one of the hopefuls who followed our trophy winning basketball team of l945 Kenny Dean a star forward on this team soon left hus green and whute to don the Navy blue We were satisfied with our saulor but the heart of Nancy Foss the perennial redhead belonged to the Marunes Per haps we should take this opportunuty to wush her a Merry Christmas tone us more easuly handled than the retreatung Bellovacu Then there was the eternal chant hyp sude which rang out from 208 the home of all geometry students We trued' Donelly Martunson an arruval from Iowa brought with hum talent and udeas whuch later gauned far hum the presudency of the 47 student councul The hughlught of our uunuor year was the annual iunuor senuor prom We dusregarded all seven year superstition when we begged broken mirrors to glue on to the revolving ball which created the Stardust ullusuon and cut the glamor when we donned leans to hang crepe paper and stars Ruth Morris and Mauruce Orr were among those who enjoyed the funushed product Skinny Moreau came with a new fur coat-and a date About prom time Donald Nelson took to dancung and he became an active member of the dancung club John L Lewus unuted hus mine workers but he had nothung on P C s You dont know what PC stands for and neuther do we but ut seems that Cathy DeFrees Jeanne Frechette and Millie Copeland land the rest of the gangl had quite a tume celebratung Mullues eighteenth burthday up at the Prom ballroom They werent the only ones that migrated to the Twin Cutues for some thing new and dufferent Davud Meschke was chosen to represent the Farubault Rotary Club at the Youth Proiect in St Paul It seems that he and his pal had some fun gust ask them' Winnie Drake was rewarded for her co operatuveness and undusputoble talent when she received the coveted DAR award Betty Payne and Harruet Smuda took advantage of the school works progect at J C Penney Co and Dr Stabberts office respectively Operatung the elevator at the hosputal has taken up a great deal of Phyllus Smuth s time Marulyn Strahl s status at the F W Woolworth Co wavered temporarily when Dan Dee started wueldung ye old broome Luck uly Don had a floor walking brother Thus was also the year that Munette Ness havung spent three years at St Marys decided that the class of 47 wasn t so bad after all The Christmas Party was one of the nicest thanks to Maruorue O Nell who was gen eral chairman Pat Pemruck dusplayed abuluty as an extemporaneous speaker at the speech festuval Kenny Mandell took a sudden unterest un the drama and with some feminine assustance produced a Punch and Judy show Our hustory wont be complete until we mention Bernard Doudo Bernard the character came from Lonsdale wuth hus flyung lalopy to afford taxi service to all us needy seniors That us our tale We leave you naw wuth best wishes ll Il 1 I A A , , , - I . , . I h . I , . . . . . . . . , . I I . I . - u 4 - ll ll ll - ll ' - ' - , . ' . . . . . . ' . f , , , , - - A I . . . .. I A I . . A . ' I I I ' - . . . ,, . H This was also the year we tried so hard to divide Gaul into three parts. No small wonder Irene Nauman decided that a bari- . , , , ,, . ,, . 4 I 4 II ll ' I ' - , , . ' , . . . , . . , ,, H U . - . - . . I . ' , I , . , . . I 11 A1 f . . . I ' I 'fluullt' CLASS WILL W h r duatrn class of 47 berng of sound mrnd robust health and average rntellrgence havrng been rnspected by the e t e g a 9 prrncrpal for tuberculosrs smallpox and sprt ball do ordarn and declare thrs document our wrll lt rs further understood that h h Th t estron the rtems rn thrs aforementroned paper hereof cannot be transferred destroyed or burned by t e errs e par y rn QU thereof has the prrvrlege to do otherwrse anythrng that wrll enable them to apprecrate herefor therr fortunes more fully Any vrolators whether herrs constrtuents or freshmen wrll be made study hall clerks Ted Anderson leaves hrs false teeth to the nurse s club Davrd Frsher grves hrs stack of absent and tardy passes to the l-laakrnson lnsulatron Co Carl Lrpke leaves hrs drplomacy wrth women at Drstrrct Band M ets to Dean Purdue LeRoy Ennrs leaves Barb Errckson so that now shell have trme to concentrate on cheerleadrng Dale Greenwood goes leavrng F H S wrthout a crooner Stella Barta leaves her collectron of men to Nancy Carver Mark Batchelder leaves hrs book on How to Go Steady to Chuck and Verna Poralee Anderson leaves her snappy comebacks to the debate team George Ballrs leaves the cheerleaders to go on wrthout hrm Betty Barsness leaves the Echo Busrness Staff to struggle by rtself Genevreve Kubes leaves the lrbrary rn good order The senror chorr members leave rt wrthout an old guard Paul Bauer leaves the school wrth only one Bauer left Betty Bauer leaves her abrlrty to get the famrly car to Dorothy McCormrck Davrd Lee leaves next years weather forecastrng to Mr Duncan Grlbert Fruehbrodt and Elmer Fuchs leave the agrrculture department to become the presrdent and vrce presrdent respectrvely of the Atomrc Mrlkrng Machrne CO Harry Evert leavesl3'l l Jeanne Fox leaves her quretness to Bunny Whrte Wrllram McDonough leaves the back booth at George s to the Class of l948 La Vonne Schultz leaves her towerrng personalrty to Elarne Boosalrs Ruth Scott leaves her quret charm to the erghth graders Lorrarne Srlkey leaves her presrdency of the gurls club good order Wallace Srmonson and Leo Wrtte leave therr shyness to the sophomores James Smrth leaves hrs promptness rn turnrng rn assrgnments to the Voyageur staff Constance Warder leaves her talent for desrgnrng clothes to the Home Ec department Robert Weber leaves to enter the Unrted States Army Jerry Wrllrams leaves hrs accuracy rn throwrng snowballs to the freshman grrls so they can defend themselves better Gerald Wobbrock leaves hrs notes to Jrmmre Olander Calvrn Wolf leaves hrs posrtron on the Ethrcs Commrttee to Cottontarl Morrrs Wrllram Wobbrock leaves hrs bell bottom trousers to Mr Srlvrs to use as tennrs shorts Norma Volz leaves her knack for gettrng her homework done to Eugene Krspert Floyd Wolters leaves the Prorectron Club to struggle along wrthout hrm Patrrcra Yule leaves her whrstlrng abrlrty to the boys at the West door Georgre Zaner leaves pleasant memorres Mary Zuehlke leaves Margaret to carry on the Zuehlke tradrtron Wrllram Luckow leaves hrs shyness to Warren Studer Betty Luedke leaves her athletrc powers to Janrce Rrdeout Betty Wershaar leaves the deposrt money on the coke bottles rn thc Echo offrcc for ncxt year s staff Betty Iverson leaves an endowment to Central Park Charlotte Cooperman leaves to achreve greater fame by her musrc Beverly Shrelds leaves her dramatrc talent to Donna l-lrllestad Fred Srlbernagle leaves has perfume Essence de Skunk to the other trap setters of F l-l S Marlys Lrndenberg leaves her conscrentrousness to the Student Cosrncrl Ruthann Lehman and Mark Batchelder leave together Jeanne Hall leaves her vocabulary to any runror who thrnks he can handle rt Thrs document has been drawn up heretofore by several members of the senror class who have been sworn rn and cussed out by the rest of the class hereof lt rs therefore realrzed that everythrng rs legal and therefore no aforesard artrcles can be revoked revrsed or rernstated Wrth malrce toward none we declare thrs the authorrzed legalrzed and pasteurrzed wrll of the Senror Class of l947 Frftx Frrc . , , . , . . , 1 r r r r r r r - I r - , . r r 1 r - . 1 , . . . . . G . . r - , , . , . . . . rr - fr . rr fr . , . . . , . . . . , . In . . . . . . , ,, ,, - rr rr 1 - . . . , , . ,, .,, . . , . , , f V fr rr ' r I - I r r luftx bun. CLASS PROPHESY Jum Kreftung Secretary General an brungung the thurty furst annual Securuty Councul meetung to order at I2 Ol AM on Bob Kaul Day l977 tapped hus magucuan s wand on a black sulk top hat and hypnotuzed the assembly unto sulence The munutes were read by Donna Mae Swanson co sceretary to the secretary of the Secretaruat and dusapproved by the Veto Power consustung of Ellard Trnka Eleanor Redman and Keuth Purdue wuth comment What role? At thus pount the meetung was unterrupted by Professor Eluzabeth Anna Vuctorua Wuhelmuna Ulvenes Chaurman of the Atomuc Bomb Commussuon who stated her wush that the Councul try her new super gopslopsuous sundae a double chocolate malted grulled cheese devul s food frosted puneapple Denver cashew nut tQunted wuth two drops of uranuum Three wautresses Dolores Callues Helen Prueve and Harruet Smuda carrued un the sample guaranteed to blow one s tap off After the smoke cleared the meetung resumed uts duscussuon of a bull greatly opposed by Barbara Knauss Ruchard Holten Dorus Husbyn Harold Bonde and Glen Schumelpfenug Thus bull proposed by Eugene Strasser stated that the suburb Farubault be granted uts undependence from Nerstrand A vucuous debate followed durung whuch several unnocent barstanders Dale Brandenburg Don Bremer Bob Sammon and Gayle Hofdahl were thrown boduly from the councul chambers by Chuef Bouncer Donna Keul Ruchard Karow French Foreugn Leguon delegate from Alguers Post 43 lopen all nught-coffee and tea served on Monday Wed nesday and Frudayl undugnantly accused Gwen Kusperts Ubangu trube of carryung off four gross of lupstuck from the P X lPoor excuse that us I Next on the agenda for entertaunment Mullue Carstens gave a fan dance and sang l Gotta Rught To Sung the Blues lor some thung l Followung thus Lonnue Roberts was brought before the bench and charged by Chuef .lustuce Danuel Storms wuth audung and abet tung a Japanese Beetle un uts attempt to cross the border between Ecuador and Peru Doorman Harvey Harger rushed up to Secretary General Kreftung wuth a note pust receuved from Afghanistan Paul Rosenstuel s recent actuon there has caused a great deal of protest from Afghanustan pool hall managers Mr Rosenstuel has gust untroduced round leopard skun pool tables so famuluar to all red blooded pure munded Amerucan boys lmmeduately after thus unterruptuon the latest news was broadcast from Lower Slobbovua where General Clayton lVunegar Joel Johnson s second duvusuon of Slobbovuan Wacs was engaged un a desperate struggle to overpower the Upper Slobbovuan Amazon Gor ullas headed by Annabelle Tradup and Lula Varley Thus confluct orugunated at Betty Teplys Teepee a honky tonk booze hall frequented by members of both armues where Marulyn Strahl was accused of drunk stealung by Mallue lhucll Knold A motuon was made by Lowell Borgstahl lFancy that he was stull awake'l I move saud Lowell Please do you re standung on my foot' whumpered Marvun Boudreau Mary St Martun recently elected head of the Luly Whuters Assocuatuon Local 3l6 and two of her subordunates Beverly Roberts and Ruth Keller furmly demanded that slot machunes and other evul vuces be removed ummeduately from the U N Lubrary Robertsku Kuekenappkovrumskyshektuchernozoff Russuan cavalry man wuth hus devoted fellow comrade Jum Hull lobvuously a Rus suan cavalry man alsol requested that they be granted red taul lughts for theur Cossack horses James and Dorus Swee renowned Antarctuc explorers denounced Admural Byrds calculatuons concernung the precuse Iocaluty of the South Pole Accordung to theur fugures ut should be located twenty degrees due south south east of Dundas Lyle Sputzack chuef assustant to the vuce presudent of the Whute House Lawn Mowers Un on asked for softer grass to make condutuons easuer for h1s staff composed of Eldora Velzke and Phyllus Chambers Once more weary tured and fatugued from uugglung wuth ussues of the utmost umportance the councul was agaun entertauned The program lncluded Bodas Boresome Foursome chorus gurls starrung Euleen Jandro Vurgunua Knapp Maruon Krenz and John Steunbach Soon after Arlene Remuck Beverly Thom and Dolores Sputzack owners and operators of a transplanetary ferry charged theur competutors Geraldune Tuttle Loretta Uhlur and Patrucua Vermeersch wuth a fune of S8 OOO OOO OOO OOO l7 Tuttle and com pany were funed for usung unorthodox methods by unstallung an escalator from Earth to Mars thus reducung theur costs per round trup Whule Dolores was testufyung Loretta rushed to the wutness stand and proceeded to beat Dolores about the head and shoulders Amudst the resultung confusuon rubble and debrus Secretary General Kreftung ragung and furuous undugnantly rose to hus feet and wuth all the authoruty vested un hum aduourned the rebelluon wuth these ummortal words Thus us the end the be all the end all the absolute end' Dusrespectfully submutted Bob Brandenburg U N Secretary l-uumnxuun, l1 laxer and Bunduuup. by Pruntum. by Bl I KHI- E MEARS I0 NATIUXAI BOORBINIDINI I0 SANI-0Rll IRI-'Sw Iaul Munn Ntexen Pom! 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