Franklin High School - Atom Yearbook (Franklin, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1953 volume:

0. J. Nerstad — Superintendent Social 3cience George M. Elatad — Principal History and Music Faculty Esther Foss Junior-High Math and 3oclal Studies Marjorie Fullerton Junior-High English and Library Rothramel . . . EARLY BALLOTING for selections on the Tomahawk’s All-Conference team nom- inated a host of outstanding loop football players. Here four of the coaches count first run ballots. Sitting is Stan Wilfahrt, Gibbon, president of the coaches, while Jim Rotramel of Franklin writes down early nominations. Checking the tabulation are Morton coach John Kalton on the left and Fairfax mentor Bruoe Frank, right. Edwin Lentz Agriculture and Chemistry Hulda Jacobson Home Economics Bertha Munsell Senior-High English and Geometry James Rotramel 3cience and Coach Phyllia Hammett Physical Education Betsy Legvold Grades 3 and 4 •� f Leona Mages Irma Trochili Grades 1 and 2 Grades 5 and 6 Beatrice Driscoll Commercial i AUDREY 3TREED — VALEDICTORIAN Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Cheerleader 1,2. Declam 1,2,3, 4 Class Play 3, A, Atom 3taff k BEVERLY ROHDE — 3ALUTAT0RIAN Band 2,3,4, Pep Band 3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3, Declara 2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Atom Staff 4. WINNIE ANDERSON - Band 1,2,3,4, Peo Band 1,2,3,4 Chorus 1,2,3,4 G.A.A. 1,2 Declara 3 Librarian 4 Class Play 3,4, Atomlte Staff 3 Atom Staff 4. ANN ANDRE - 3ueen Attendant Chorus 1,2,3, G- A. A. 1,2, Declara 3, Class Play 3, Atomlte Staff 1,2,3, FAIRFAX— St. Andrew's Catho- lic Church, Fairfax, was the scene of the wedding of Judith Weinzetl. Fairfax, to David Brown of Frank- lin. Father Fashing performed the double ring ceremony Nov. 22. Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Weinzetl of Fairfax and Mr. and Mrs. Alby Brown of Franklin. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose Carolyn Weinzetl as maid of honor and Karen Lof- felmacher as bridesmaid. Both are from St. Paul. Brother of the bride, James Weinzetl, was best man and LuVerne Dahl of Franklin was groomsman. Flower girl was Terry Lee Brown, niece of the bride- groom, and brother of the bride, Mark Weinzetl. was ring bearer. George Brown and Dennis Wein- zetl, brothers of the couple, ush- ered. Reception and dinner were held in St .Andrew's church basement. Mrs. John Mills, cousin of the bridegroom, poured. The couple will reside at Frank- lin.. bridegroom graduated from High School in 1953 and ■•charged from the army July 5. 1957. His bride graduated from Fairfax High School in 1956 and was employed at Remington Rand Univac in St. Paul for the past two years Costjln Studios Mr. and Mrs. David Brown ... Langhoff-Br Twn Vows Spoken In Minneapolis May 29 Miss Beverly Langhoff of San- born became the bride of Donald Brown of Sleepy Eye, on Thurs- day, May 29, 1958, at 5:00 p. m., at Zion Lutheran Church, in Minne- apolis, with the Reverend David T. Martin officiating, i. Attendants were Miss Shirley Smith of New Ulm, and Roger Ja- 1' cobson of Minneapolis. The date Chosen for the wed- - ding was the 45th wedding anni- ersary of the bride’s parents, Ir. and Mrs. E. C. Langhoff of . anborn. -i ■ Mr. Brown is a former rural Franklin resident. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown, of r rural Franklin. After a brief honeymoon in Wisconsin, the couple are residing in Sleepy Ejfc Where they are both employed. ¥££ Meyer Studio Photo Mr. and Mrs. Prax FAIRFAX (Special) — Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Prax were given 'a reception Sept. 18 at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Prax, when they returned from their honeymoon on the north shore of Lake Superior and points of in- terest in Northern Minnesota. They were married at St. An- drews Catholic Church, Sept. 10. Mrs. Prax, the former Doris Boyum, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Boyum, was attended by Miss Helen Meyer and Robert Prax attended the bridegroom. About 175 were present at the reception which was followed by a dinner served at the St. Andrew's Social Center with the Rev. J. L.| Neudecker being the Master of Ceremonies. £ 0 £ 9� O o 3 CD ( Q i _|x ' ? ' MELVIN BLOOM - Football 1,2,3,L Track 2,3, F.F.A. 1,2,3,L Claes Play 3. If' J V DORIS BOYUM - Homecoralnp; 3ueen Claes Officer 1,2,3, , Chorus 1,3,L, Declam 3, 0. A. A. 1,2, Class Play 3, Librarian 2, Atomlte Staff 4. DONALD BROWN - F..F.A. 1,2,3, +, Class Play 3,L, Scorekeeper Karen Loffelmacher of St. Paul, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fran’.,: Loffelmacher. Fairfax, and La- Verne Dahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dahl. White Bear Lake, exchanged nuptial vows at 2 p. m. Saturday in St. Luke’s Lutheran church in Franklin. Rev. LeRoy Nevin performed the ceremony and Carolyn Olson sang “0 Per- fect Love” and “The Wedding Prayer,” accompanied by Mrs. Marvin Rodvik. Given in marriage by her fath- er, the bride wore a white satin gown with train, and a fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of red roses. Mrs. Ed Johnson. Minneapolis, was her sister’s matron of honor, and bridesmaids were Mrs. David Brown, Franklin, and Deborah Johnson. Minneapolis, niece of the bride. Darcee Lee Michelson, Franklin, niece of the groom, was flower girl and wore a dress sim- ilar to the bride’s, a fingertip veil, and carried a basket of red roses. The matron of honor and brides- maids wore red dresses and had white chrysanthemum bouquets. Gordon Johnson and David Brown, both of Franklin, attend- ed the groom, and Orley Dahl, Bird Island, brother of the groom, and Ed Johnson seated the guests. Dale Dahl of Bird Island, nephew of the groom, was ringbearer. The bride’s mother chose a rose dress and the groom’s mother, a three-piece green lace dress. Their corsages were of white chrysan- themums. The bride, a Fairfax High school graduate, is a waitress and the groom, a Franklin High school graduate, is employed in a recrea- Karen Loffelmacher, Minneapolis, daughter of Mr, Mrs. Frank Loffelmacher, Fairfax, became the bride of LaVern Dahl, White Bear Lake, son of Mr, Mrs. Ernest Dahl, White Bear Late, on Saturday, December 19, 1964, ;2:00p. m. in St, Luke's Lutheran Church of Franklin. i -■ - - tion parlor. .-j— . • Two hundred fifty guests at-1 tended the reception imthe-cLurch, parlor. 'VIiss Charlotte Kelly Wed to J. Pat Ryan Saturday Afternoon Mrs. Margaret Kelly accompan- ied Dorothy Schellin to Minnea- polis Thursday, to spend the weekend with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lambrecht, of So. St. Paul, and to attend the wedding of her daugh- ter, Miss Charlotte Kelly to Mr. J. Pat Ryan, Saturday. That aft- ernoon they attended the wed- ding and reception, which was held at St. Paul. Others attend- ing from here who also visited at the Lambrect home were Mr. and Mrs. Obert Sather and Sylvia, Mr. and Mrs. David Sather, Mrs. Grant Heineman and Janice, (Danube), and Miss Ruth Sather of Minneapolis. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thompson and Kevin, were Sunday evening dinner guests of the' Lamlbrechts and Mrs. Kelly returned home with them. AgrJJL - fjj Mr. and Mrs. Rog Birkeland (Shirley Ann Hale) are living i Willmar where the groom is a radio announcer. They were marrir - June 18 at Immanuel Lutheran church in Eden township. LAVERNE DAHL - King Attendant Class Officer 2 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4, Football 4, Track 2,3, Class Play 4. PATSY DI3TAD - Class Officer 4, Chorus 3, Class Play 3,4 G.A.A. 1,2. SHIRLEY HALE - Class Officer 4, Student Council 3,4, Chorus 2,3 Deciam 3, G.A.A. 1,2 Class Play 3,4, Atomite Staff 2,4. CHARLOTTE KELLY — Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3, Student Council 1. Pep Band 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4 G. A. A. 1,2, Atomite Staff 3,4, Saturday, June 23, at 11:00 a m Barbara Ann Wagner, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Wagner of St. Paul, and Paul A Poss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold J Poss of Franklin, were married in the Church of St. Joseph in St. The bride was given in marri- age by her father and wore an iv- ory “pearl de sole,’ gown with lace and seed pearl trim and a “Dear rose” headpiece. Her bou- quet was orchids and pink roses. Her attendant, Miss Mary F.del of St. Paul, was attired in a sap- phire blue silk shantung with butterfly overskirt, and a lotus blossom headpiece. Her flowers were pink cflrnstions. The groom and his attendant, his brother, John A. Poss, wore White dinner jackets and black trousers. Their boutonnieres were white carnations. -se jo paSpaid stassy YQNYHOW3W i0'86Z‘8LST$ SXNflOD -DV TVXIdVO CMV saixniavn tvxox 38'686‘ZZlS --- SXNflOOOV TVXIdVO TVXOX Portraiture By Meyer af New Ulm Coiinelly-Lieske Vows Exchanged at St. Cloud, May 19 %J Word has been received of the marriage of Marilyn Jane Connel- ly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. Connelly, to John H. Lieske, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lieske of Franklin. The marriage ceremony was performed in the First Methodist Crturoh at St. Cloud on Friday, May 19. The newlyweds are teachers at 68'686‘ZS 00'000‘QS DO 000'SI $ ----- sitjojd popiAipufi --------i------ snidans -------------00'000‘Q1$ anjBA Jed ibiod ' oots U0UTU103 (B) ‘.IBtTdBD SXNflOOOV TVXIdVO ;i'80E'ssVi$ saixniflvn TVXOX 00'ZI6‘Z6L$ s '-UT.MaS. « t 1 JACK LIE3KE - Claaa Officer 3.4 Student Council 1,2,3, Band 1,2 3.4, Pep Band 1,2,3,4 Chorua 1, 3.4, F.F.A. 1, Declaa 2,3 Claaa Play 3,4, Atomlte Staff 1,3, Atom Staff 4. DERYLE NE3BURG - Chorua 1,2,4 Claaa Play 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Football 2,3,4. KAY OLSON - Queen Attendant Clasa Officer 2, Band 1,2, Pep Band 2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3 Declam 3 Class Play 3,4, Atomite Staff 3,4 Librarian 3, Cheerleader 3« PAUL POSS - Band 1,3,4, Chorus 1,2,3,4, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Foot- ball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1,2,3 4, Claaa Play 3,4 Atom Staff 4 In a simple, quiet ceremony. Bruce Schroeder. son of Mr. and iMrs. John Schroeder of Franklin, was married to i.Miss Beverly Smith of Redwood Falls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Smith of St. Paul, at 4:00 p. m., Septem- ber 14, at Fort Dodge, Iowa. The Justice of the Peace performed the ceremony. Attendants were Mr. and Mirs. Edtward Sampson of Bel view. The couple are at hoane at Red- wood Falls at present, hut will move to Franklin when their new home, now under construction, is completed. Servicemen News — Ronald J. Julius Promoted To Rank of Captain Ronald Julius, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Julius, has received word of his promotion to the ranks of Captain. Mr. Julius graduated from Franklin high school in 1953, alt- er which he went into jet pilot training, graduating at Chandler, Arizona, in 1955. Since then he has been an instructor in Alaba- ma and at Randolph Air Foice base near San Antonio, Texas. Captain Julius is now assigned to Air training Command Head- quarters and the 3300th Support Squadron. For the past several months he has been serving as Personal Pilot to General Briggs who is Commander of all Air Training Command bases. Captain Julius lives with his wife and three children in San Antonio, Texas, 4526 Eisenhauer _ . FRANKLIN (Special) — MB Sylvia Sherman, daughter of Mr. and Mri. Lynn Shermanfi, and 'David Sather, son of Mr. and Mrs. Obert Sather, all of Franklin, were married Sept. 25 at 7:30 p. m. hi St. Luke’s Lutheran Church by the Rev. Palmer E. Russeth. The bride was given in marriage by her father during the double ring ceremony. Mrs. James Hunt of Redwood Falls sang “The Wedding Prayer, ’ before the ceremony and Ted Pe- terson of Decorah, Iowa, sang The Lord’s Prayer” during the service. Miss Margaret Wcsterman of New Ulm was maid of honor and bridesmaids were sisters of the couple, Miss Mary Lou Sherman and Miss Janet Sather. Ellsworth Sather was his broth- er’s best man and groomsmen were Vernon Greenberg and John Hage- vold the bride’s cousin. A’reception for 200 guests was held In the church parlors. Mrs. Frank Sieber, aunt of the bride, cut and served the wedding cake: Miss Gladys Johnson of St. Paul, an- other aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Ruby Averill poured. Mrs. Winifred Balkenol and Miss Alyce Luepke had charge of the gifts and the guest book. Mr. and Mrs. Sather took a week’s honeymoon in Northern Min- nesota and Canada. They will re- side on a farm north of Franklin. They are both graduates of the Franklin High School, class of 1953. He has been farming since with his father. His bride attended Mankato Meyer Studio Photo Mr. and Mrs. Sather . . . Commercial College and was em ployed at the Citizens State Bank at Redwood Falls as a secretary and at the Marshall Wells Store in Sleepy Eye as secretary and! bookkeeper. BRUCE 3CHR0EDER — Band 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2, , Class Officer 1, Class Play 3, Football 1,2,3, +, Basketball 1,2,3, 3YLVTA SHERMAN - Chorus 2,1 -, G.A.A. 1,2, Class Play 3, � Librarian 2,3 WALLACE TROCHLIL - F.F.A. 1,2,3. Football 3, , Basketball 2,3, , Class Play , Student Council , Clas6 Officer 3. 4 MARGARET WESTERKAN - G.A.A. 1,2 Band 1,2,3, , Pep Band 1,2,3, Chorus 1,2, , Student Council 2 Class Play 3, , Class Officer 3 JERRY FOX - Horaeooming King F.F.A. 1,2,3, , Basketball 2, Football 1,2,3, , Track 2,3. RONALD JULIU3 — Chorus , Band 1, Basketball 1.2.3,1 -, Class Officer 1, Class Play 3, , Football 2,3, . Parade, Coronation and Game Highlight F.H.S. Homecoming FKANKLIN (Special) — This pert miss is Franklin High School's Homecoming Queen. She is Miss Maxine Pullen. Her • King was Donald Wosterman. Botii reigned over the recent Franklin Winthrop Homecom- ing game Queen Maxine Pullen and King Donald Westermann Reign At Homecoming Events The 1953 Franklin High School Homecoming Festivities commenced Thursday evening with a parade formed at the sehoolhouse, march- ing down the main street and cndiug at the foot-hall field, where a huge bonfire had been built. The king and queen’s float led the procession. The queen, Maxine Pullen, was crowned by Norman Knowles, cap- tain of the football team: her at- tendants were Joanne Kelly and Di- ane H age void. Donald Westermann was crowned king: his attendants were Jamefc Aldrich and Dale Han- son. The Juniors won the $5.00 prize for the best float. Judges for the floats were Mrs. Erwin Wester- mann, Mrs. Edwin Lentz and Pat Farrell. f 3 Friday evening, the Homecoming party was held in the Village Hall. Entertainment consisted of vocal aolos by Delinar Landgraff and Ted Peterson. George Elatad was the ac- companist. The king. Donald West- ermann. and the queen, Maxine Pul- len led the Grand March, after which the evening was spent in dancing. Punch was served. The king was presented with an identification bracelet and the queen received a necklace. Friday afternoon, the Homecoming football game, with Winthrop. was plawed on the local field. Franklin was unable to break into the win column as they went down into de- feat by a 27 to 12 score. The game ended the Homecoming festivities as well as the 1953 football season for the Franklin high school. rront row: Diane Hagevo u, Carol Peterson, Colleen Jenson, Barbara Linde. Second row Charlotte Kolp, Rose Mary Butcher, Mrs. Jacobson, Maxine Pullen, Janice Lund. Third row: Dick Nordby, Donald Olson, Norman Knowles Charles Johnson. arry cL?ruth. Musing: Joanne Kelly, Dale Hanson, Delmar Landgraff James Ahlrlch. Front row: Connie Jolstad, Helen McFarland, Claudette Vohs, Mrs. Foss Janet Sather, Dianne Jullua, Mary Ann Sieber. Second row: Elstad, Jerry Kemkes, David Rlkke, Roland Gronau, Robert Westerhouse, Nordby. Third row: Jerry Farrell, Dean Mathlowetz, James Nesburg. George Marilyn Marlys Front row: Donna Horner, Beverly Bluhm, Jeanette Vohs, Lucille O son, Shirley Fenske, Clara Odell, Lois Steffensen, Audrey Jensen. Second row: Lorraine Chatlealn, Helen Landgraff, Marilyn Schunk, Mr. Rotramel, Mary Ann Pullen, Yvonne Ragan, Joan Brown. Third row: John Nesburg, Kenneth Arndt, Robert’Benson, Leonard Baltus, Glen Westerhouse, Delbert Baltus, John Mills. Fourth row: Dennis Boyum, Charles Sherman, Jerry Drusch, Edwin Streed, Tony Poss, Charles Trochili, Frederick Brovm, Robert Warner. Missing: Geraldine Dahlqulst, Fern Scharfencamp. Front row: Maureen Elstad, Sharon Sleber, Yvette Nelson, Ethel Bloom, Donna Lee, Joyoe Westerman, Jeanne McFarland, Margaret Farrell. Second row: Roger Brown, George Bowers, Gary Knowles, Marlene Baltus, Mrs. Munsell, Marjo 1 Olson, Wayne Rohde, David Nesburg, Ronnie Menk. Third row: Jerry Hag® George Brown, Glenn Lund, Roger Wepplo, James Brown, Clinton Odell, Jerome Hacker. David Johnson, 3am Pullen. Richard Benson. Missing: Roxanne Boyum. Front row: Patsy Sleber, Mary Lou Sherman, Darlene Arndt, Mrs. Fullerton, Nancy Carruth, Sharon Osborne, Beverly Helms. Second row: Arthur Warner Bobby Landgraff, John Hasslnger, David Finley, Clifford Odell, Jame Johnson, Kenny Nelson, John Nelson. Missing: Norma Hale. GRADE FIVE Judy Sleber David Sayre Margaret Arndt Steven Brookway Mary Nelson Karen Benson Barbara Nelson Sally Bratsch James Jensen Sharon Sather Jerry Brockway Geraldine Johnson Kenneth Warner Valerie Johnson Betty Chatlealn ___ Wallace Woldengen 17. Dallas Dahlquiet 18. Janice Nelson '19. Marie Arndt 20. Douglas Jolstad 21. Thomas Johnson Missing Ruby Lee 3.1 GRADE SIX Ronnie Wepplo Ruth Sather Diane Kuam Mary Ann Mills Kay Linde Doris Vohs Patty Sohllemann Jerry Peterson Mary Pat Farenbaugh Charles Colwell Ruth Ann Dahmes Gene Gllland Claudette Osborn Thomas McFarland David Boyum Dale Nordby Herbert Nelson Reggie Just Virgil Harder Miss Legvold 6 4V Maxln Nelson Phylli Wolllng A. Esther Odell s Ruth Apn Warren 4 JackyBchunk Rachel Nelson I John iordby 7 Helep cnsen 2 Jeanne Rau 9 3-ary Boyum 0. 9ylvla Sather Barbra Mills Arnemhnn Grender 3 Hill JJes ja ueTIne lnley i£ LjUe; oudy Butcher t Ross Deming 7 Carol Pullen Jerrr Harder n lharles Schliemann A. Gary Mathiowetz 3 3harnTNBovurn , 9- Elaine Weoolo s. Beverly Berg I Helen Hajker 2 Sandra layers «Allar Just ,—- � _________'jm FZZ Vohs ;obert Olson u Klester Missing Mary Jo lJohnson Dale 5agan R Donald , Llnnea Iensen 3. Mary France V CarolOarrSth T Phyllis Chatleain (,. Larry McFarlsmd Robert Hopp Betty Irlbeck Patty Johnson Elizabeth Erickson GRADE T.'fO Gretchen Fenske Joanne Foss Ardyne Sather Kathy McFarland Richard Allen Allan Lee | Miss Mages Linda Hagevold LaVern Rikke Mary Kay Chatleain Karen Kay Colwell Mardy Karger Eugene Hendricks Beverly Brockway Joel Johnson Missing Billy Meyers Chucky Ragan Grade Activities 4 ,48 4 Front row: Bruce Schroeder, Ronald Dahl, Wallace Troohlll, Melvin Bloom, Edwin Streed, Robert Benson, Norman Rotramel, coach; Mr. Lentz, assistant Julius, David Brown, Paul Poas, LaVerne Jerry Fox. Back row: Charles Trochili, Knowles, Tony Poss, Leonard Baltus, Mr. coach. SCOREBOARD HELEN LANDGRAFF MARILYN SCHUNK %kee%l a tide'll MARY ANN PULLEN THE HOTTEST-CONTESTED first round game in District 10 is more than likely going to be the Franklin-Morton encounter Thursday at Redwood Falls. Natural rivals to begin with, the club’s split two during the season. Making up the Franklin starting five are, left to right, Paul Poss, Wally Trochlil, Bruce Schroeder, Ron Jul- ius and Larry Carruth. ' —______________________ 9S3 A TEAM Front row: Charles Johnson, Tony Poss, Richard Benson, ass't. manager; Fred Brown, John Hasslnger. 3econd row: John Nesburg, manager; Larry Carruth, Wallace Trochili, Bruce Schroeder, Ronald Julius, Paul Poss, John Mills, statistician. Third row: Mr. Rotranel, coach; Robert Benson, Edwin Streed, Donald Olson, Charles Trochili, Jerry Kemkes, Mr. Lentz, ass't. coach. FIRST FIVE Paul Poss, Wallaoe Trochili, Bruce Schroeder, Ronald Julius, Larry Carruth. Front row: David Johnson, Richard Benson, Dean Mathiowetz, Sam Pullen, Ronnie Menk, Kenny Nelson. Back row: Mr. Rotramel, coach; Jerry Farrell, David Finley, Wayne Rohde, David Rlkke, John Hassinger, Mr. Lentz, assistant coach. Diane Julius Claudette Voha Marjorie Olson Junior- Hi Paul Pose, Jack Lleske, ase't. business manager; Winnie Anderson, editor; Shirley Hale, Beverly Rohde, ass't. editor; Miss Driscoll, advisor; Audrey Btreed, business manager. 0 Student Council Robert Vesterhouse, John Mills, Wallace Trochili, Mary Ann Sleber, Charlotte Kolp, Mr. Elstad, advisor; 3hlrley Hale, president; Marilyn Sohunk, Mary Lou Sherman, Ronald Menk, Norman Knowles. Clarinets: Marilyn Elstad, Clifford Odell, Lois Steffenson, Joanne Kelly, Beverly Rohde, Beverly Bluhra, Charlotte Kelly. Drums: Dianne Julius, Nancy Carruth, Marjorie Olson, Margaret Westerman. Altos: Claudette Vohs, Mary Ann Sleber, Jaok Lleske. Basses: Paul Poss, Donald Olson. Cornets: Fred Brown, Robert Benson, John Nesburg, Mary Lou 3herman, Ronald Menk, Helen Landgraff. Saxophones: Tony Poss, Audrey Streed, Marilyn Schunk, Charlotte Kolp. Baritone: Winnie Anderson. Trombone: Edwin Streed. Director Mr. Elstad. Front row: Marilyn Schunk, Connie Jolstad, Janet Sather, Geraldine Dahlquist, Lois Jean Steffenson, Audrey Streed, Beverly Rohde, Marilyn Elstad, Mary Ann Sieber, Marlys Nordby. Second row: Charlotte Kolp, Lucille Olson, Audrey Jenson, Rosemary Butcher, Sylvia Sherman, Winnie Anderson, Margaret Westerman, Carol Peterson, Helen Landgraff, Doris Boyum. Third row: Jack Lleske, Edwin Streed, Diane Hagevold, Fern Scharfencamp, Shirley Fenske, Joanne Kelly, Maxine Pullen, Janice Lund, Leonard Baltus, Delbert Baltus, Ronald Julius. Fourth row: John Mills, David Finley, Frederick Brown, Delmar Landgraff, Colleen Jenson, Barbara Linde, Kay Olson, Bruce 3chroeder, Paul Poss, Donald Olson. Front row: Dean Mathiowetz, Melvin Bloom, Jerry Fox, David Brown, LaVerne Dahl, secretary; David Rlkke, Delbert Baltus, James Nesburg, Leonard Baltus. Second row: Dennis Boyum, Charles Sherman, Jerry Farrell, Jerry Kemkes, Roland Gronau, Frederick Brown, sentinel; Donald Brown, Robert Benson. Third row: Mr. Lentz, advisor; Glenn Westerhouse, John Mills, vlce-oresident; Bob Weaterhou8e, Kenneth Arndt, Robert Warner, Norman Knowles, Wallace Troohlll, treasurer. MlBslng: Deryle Nesburg, reporter; Dale Hanson, president; Jim Ahlrlch, Delmar Landgraff. Mrs. Jacobson advisor Donna Horner president Mary Ann Pullen Colleen Jensen A Janice Lund vice-president O ft Lola Steffenson Helen Landgraff secretary Helen McFarland a Marilyn Schunk Barbara Linde Lorraine Chatleain reporter Shirley Fenske treasurer 4 Claudette Vohs Missing: l Maxine Pullen Geraldine Dahlqulst Fern Soharfencamp CONTRIBUTORS This annual has been made possible with the support of our business friends. ANDERSON KOUPAL STANDARD STATION AUSTIN DRUG STORE BEN'S U-SAVE CASE IMPLEMENT CAVEN ELEVATOR CAVEN SHOE STORE CLEM ROHDE'S ORCHESTRA COLWELL'S MARKET DICK'S SINCLAIR STATION DR. R. E. BILLINGS ERWIN WESTERKAN FINLEY'S ELECTRIC SHOP FRANKLIN BAKE SHOP FRANKLIN CLEANERS FRANKLIN CREAMERY ASSOCIATION FRANKLIN HATCHERY FRANKLIN HOTEL FRANKLIN LOCKER AND MEAT FRANKLIN PRODUCE FRANKLIN STATE BANK FRANKLIN THEATRE FRANKLIN TRIBUNE HASSINGER'S EAT SHOP IRVING ANDERSON - DAIRY FARM ISABLE'S BEAUTY SHOP JOHNSON'S FAIRWAY STORE LAMMERS LUMBER COMPANY LARSON'S ELECTRIC SHOP LUND'S RED AND WHITE STORE MCADAMS FURNITURE AND FUNERAL SERVICE MARTHA'S COFFEE CUP MEYER'S BEEHIVE MICHAELSON'S GARAGE NELSON YARDS POSS HARDWARE PURE OIL STATION RAMEY'S TEXACO STATION SPITZER'S BARBERSHOP Redwood Falls REDWOOD FALLS GREENHOUSE t y 7 y 4 ) i l i 'jrin? l YV M ( I J 3 a +■ H i. A -- yr ft