Frederic Union Free High School - Magnet Yearbook (Frederic, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

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GLYNN Bookkeeping Instructor B, E, , Whitewater State , r - an SCHOOL BOARD Roger Holcomb, Office Girl MARLYS FULKERSON Ioe Larson, Arnold Biederman, R, P. Glynn, Warren Melin, W. F. Moses, ? Q WINIFRED EINUM BRUCE SHATTUCK FRANCES S. PETERSON B, S, , Stout State College B,E, , Whitewater State B,S, , River Falls State College Home Economics Algebra, Physics, Advanced Algebra, Math, Algebra, Biology Athletics KENNETH SUMMERFELT WILLIAM JOHNSON DONALD RIEDASCH M.M., University of Michigan B,s,, stout Institute B,s, , Superior stare Band, Choir Industrial Arts, Drivers Training English, Economics A . ,I V ' lj, 4 ' ' 5 ' A ' . 'if .r u 2' T ' X I ' l . f ,,,' . fb Q A fx, lm on X waves ROBERTA BINFORD: Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life, Trans- ferred from Maryland 35 Class Vice President 45 Magnet 45 Choir 45 Golden Nugget 4, x X L WARREN HABLE: He strives to do all things well. Class Vice Presi- dent 15 Class President 45 Magnet 1,25 Homecoming attendant 45 FFA 1,2,35Bal'1d 1,25 Forensics 3,4. 7456 70: Uffczae J Q .fi N 521.7 if J ,J 5 A . ' V 'J 5. If v xiii? if 1 5 ai 7 , wt .. gf -, 1 In I N1 REUBEN PETERSON: The class as a whole are cards, but he's the joker of the deck. Class Vice President 2, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Magnet 3,45 Football 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 2,3,45 F Club 3,45 FFA l,2, Reporter 25 Choir l,2,3,4, Bus- iness Manager 35 Co-Editor 45 Forensics 2,3,45 Class Play 3, Back row, left to right: Elaine Calloway, Roberta Binford, Gary Paulson, Deloris Engen, Delores Carlson. Front row: Don Leigh, Warren Hable, Salutatorian5 Carolyn Wedin, Valdictorian5 Shirley Hoover. Absent: Patricia Johnson. Q A 5 VAV g I 5 , IAIA f 'fa-af X lf D MARY ANDERSON Good humor is the health of her soul. Magnet 45 Choir 15 Li- brary 4. 'TT' HENRY AMUNDSEN l do as little as possible and as much as I can get away with. Football 1,2,3,45 Basket- ball 1,2,3, Manager 45 Baseball 15 Track 2,3,45 F Club 3,45 FFA 1,2,3, 4, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 45 Class Play 4. y , DAVID ANDERSON l'm as free from guilt as a dollar watch, Class President 25 Football Manager 15 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 F Club 3,45 Forensics 15 Class Play 4. 3' WALTER BIORN Blushing is the color of virtue, Transferred from Nokomis Junior High 25 Football 2, 45 Basketball 2,35 Track 45 Homecoming King 45 FFA 2,3,45 Class Play 4, MERYL BISHOP I chatter, chatter as I go, and I go on forever, Magnet 3,45 Choir 1,2, 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 All- Star Band 35 Golden Nu 3,45 Library 4, sgef FR. IULIETTE BIEDERMAN Just a girl with pleasant ways5 just a friend through all our days. Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Play 4 .,, I ,th ELAINE CALLAWAY IAMES BRACKEEN ' A --There alwa . g H gf ys is some A guy Worth knowing- N '-' Q-1 5 mischief in every little girl Basketball 1,25 Baseball 4, fffv --. Transferred from Mounds E N.. View 35 FHA 4, DELORES CARLSON Look into her eyes, you can see an angel, Look a little longer and you can see a little imp! Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Magnet 45 Homecoming attendant 45 Choir l,2,3, 45 Golden Nugget l,2,3, 45 Forensics 4, are ,fy -.Sy 5 DERALD COEN If he has a motto, it must be pep, Transferred from Luck 25 Magnet 45 F Club 45 Football 3,45 Basketball 35 Track 2,3,4g Home- coming attendant 45 Choir 2,3,4g Forensics 3,45 Class Play 4, ax 4-DN 'R fu 'wr' 'Cun- RUBY CARLSON Some say she's bashful- others doubt it, Magnet 2,3,45 Golden Nugget 2,3,45 Library 4, x VA' x E DELORIS ENGEN l never dare be as funny as I am, Magnet l,2,3,4, Business Manager 45 FHA 15 Choir l,2,3,45 Band 45 Golden Nuggett 1,2,3,4, Circula- tion Manager 45 Forensics 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4, President 3, Vice president 45 Librarian 3, Secretary- Treasurer 35 Class Play 3,4, NANCY CHRISTENSEN Dynamite in a droplet, Magnet 2,3,45 Choir l,2, 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 All- star band 35 Golden Nugget '2,3,45 Forensics 3,45 Li- brary 45 Class Play 4, Uv Ts...- BEVERLY ERICKSON Likes the boys, shouts and cheers, one of the best cheerleaders we've had in years. Magnet l,2, 3,4, Business Manager 45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Band 1,'2,3,4, Vice President 45 Golden Nugget 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4, President 45 Class Play 45 Student Director 35 Cheerleader l,2,35 Home- coming attendant 4 KAREN KAY CARLSON She's an energetic little lass - is the spice and flavor of our class, Magnet l,2,3,45 Choir l, 2,3,45 Band lg FHA 1,2, 3,45 Golden Nugget l,2,3, 45 Pep Club 3. H 11 cf A 'mi RONALD ENGEL He likes jokes, he likes fun, he'd amuse most any- one, Transferred from Spirit Lake, Iowa l5 Magnet 45 Football l 2,3,45 Track 45 F Club 3, 45 FFA l,2,3,4, President 4, Secretary 35 Forensics 3,4 Class Play 4, LARRY HANSEN I am what I am - so what, KAREN HUNNlCUT'l' l'm little, I'm wise: I'm a tenor for my size, Magnet l,2,3,4g FHA I, 2,3,4g Choir l,2,3g Choir Librarian 3, Band 1,2g Golden Nugget 2,3,4, Business Manager 4, Foren sics l,3,4g Pep Club 3,4g Class Play 3,4, MARIE FENTON In her quietness there is charm. Choir 1,2,3,4g Library 4, MARIORIE HOLCOMB Hazel eyes, brown hair, depend on Marj. she'll be there. Magnet 3,45 FHA l,2,3, 4, President 4g Choir 1,2, 3: Golden Nugget 2,3,4g Forensics 2, Pep Club 3, 45 Class Play 4, DALE FRASER Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do I. Choir 2,33 Golden Nugget 2gC1ass Play 3,4, SHIRLEY HOOVER 'Not very tall, not very small, but reliable is she and liked by all, Transferred from Mounds View 2, Magnet 3,4, Co- editor 4, FHA 3,4, Vice President 4g Choir 2,3g Band 2,3,4g Saxophone Trio 3,43 Golden Nugget 3,4g Pep Club 3,4, Class Play 3,4g Forensics 4. DIXIE LEE HEMNESS Good humor twinkles in her eyes. Magnet 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3g Band 1,2g Golden Nugget 1,2,3,4g Forensics 1,2,3g Pep Club 3,45 Class Play 3,4, Student Director 4. CORA JAVA 'A happy carefree girl who has lots of fun. Magnet 3,4g FHA 1,2,3, 43 Choir 1,2,3,4g Golden Nugget 1,2g Forensics lg Pep Club 3,45 Library 2, 3,4, President 3, Secretary 2g Class Play 3. DONALD JOHNSON A swell quiet sort of guy, Football 1: FFA 2,3,4, Basketball 1, RETTA KNIGHT An innocent face, but you can never tell. Magnet 2,4g FHA l,2,4g Choir 2, Pep Club 4, Li- brary 4, 1 PATRICIA JOHNSON 'She plans her work and works her plans. Magnet 1,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Golden Nugget 1,2,3,4, Forensics 1, 2, 3,45 State Forensics 3, Pep Club 35 Library 3. LORRAINE KNUTSON The mischief in her eyes deceives her thoughts. Magnet 2,3,4g FHA 1,2, 3,45 Choir lg Golden Nugget 1, 2, 3,4g Forensics 25 Pep Club 3, Library 4, Class Play 3. IERRY KAMMEYER Just because figures fascinate me, doesn't mean I like math, Football l,2,3,4g Basket- ball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1, 2,3,4g F Club 1,2,3,4g FFA lg Choir 1,2,3,4g Class Play 4, DONALD LEIGH A senior dark and tall, a sincere friend of one and all. Class President 1, 35 Magnet 1,2,3,4, Co-Editor 4, Football l,2,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Track l,2,3,4g F Club 1,2,3,4g Prom Attendant 3, Choir l,2,3, 4g Forensics 1,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4, LYNN JOHNSON Full of fun and mischief toog doing things he likes to do, Football 15 Basketball 2g Baseball lg Track 2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,4g Choir l,2, 3,4g Band 2, CHARLOTTE KNUTSON Full of pep, full of fun, she's a friend to everyone, Magnet 2,3,4g Homecom- ing Queen 4, Chairman, Prom Decorating Committee 3g FHA 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4g Choir lg Golden Nugget 1,2,3,4g Pep Club 3, Li- brary 4, President 4g Class Play 3,4, Transferred from Webster 4 DIXIE ANNE LOCKETT What's the use of living if you can't enjoy your- self? Magnet 4, Choir 1,2,3,4, Golden Nugget 4. W I GARY PAULSEN Ful1 of pep, but ambitious too, Whatever he starts, he carries through. Football l,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2g Track l,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3p F Club 3,4, DUANE LINDBLAD I may look shy, but looks can be deceiving. Baseball lg Basketball 1, 2,3,4g choir 1,2,3,4g FFA 4. LLOYD MCKINNEY Do your best and leave the rest, What's the sense of worrying? Football 1,2,4g Basketball 1,25 Track 2,3,4g F Club 3,4g FFA 2,3,4. LEONE LINDH So wise, so youngg she cannot live long - single, Magnet l,2,3,4g Drum Majorette 2,3,4g Cheer- leader lg FHA 3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Band 1,2,3,4, Golden Nuggett 1,2,3,4g Forensics 1,2,3g Pep Club 3,4g Class Play 4, ER.NIE MOHS Variety is the spice of life and I'm always doing some- thing different, Football l,2,4g Baseball 2,4g Track 1,2,4g FFA 1,2, WAYNE LUNDEEN Just the sort of fellow you like to have around, FFA 2,3,4g Band 1,25 Bas ketball 1. ir' BILL SAUERBREY l'm getting along fine with everything , but women. Football 3g FFA 1,2,3,4. VERLENE SCHANDORFF She's not out to set the world on fire, she just wants to see it sizzle, Magnet 4g Choir l,2,3,4g Golden Nugget 45 Forensics 35 Class Play 4, -wr, DIANE SWANSON Just being happy is lots of fun. Magnet 4g FHA 1,2g Choir 1,2g Band 1, ILA SMITH She's never too busy to be friendly. Magnet 4g Choir lg Library 3. 'lt RUSSEL SULLIVAN l didn't come to school just to study. FFA 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 4 Football 3,43 Track 4. D W DICK SCHUMACHER 'As merry and free as the waves in his hair. Transferred from Spirit Lake, Iowa lg Magnet 4g Football 1, 2, 3,4g Track l,2,3,4g F Club 3,4g Prom King 35 FFA 1,2,3, Vice President 3g Class Play 4, ELRIE ULLOM Life is too short to hustle Football 1,2,3p Track lg FFA 1,2,3,4, MARY ULLOM JOHN UTI-EY A pretty girl with a friendly 'His seriousness is only p , smile, Full of charm and skin deep. K W' things worth while. 58811615811 1: FFA 1.2.3.4. E' FHA lg Golden Nugget 1, DARRYL WIKSTROM Everything he does, he does well, and he does everything, Class Secretary lg Class Vice President 35 Magnet 45 Football l,2,3,4g Bas- ketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Track l,'Z,3,45 F Club l,2,3,45 Choir l,'2,3,4g Choir Vice Presi dent 3,45 Class Play 3,45 FFA l. ai s Qyf Gif it 2 if MARIE VAN PELT My hair is too dark to make a good angel, Magnet 45 Choir l,2,3,45 Golden Nugget l,2,3,4, fi? 11:32 1- ' ROGER YOUNG Ile learns a lot, but school interferes. Football lg Golden Nugget 3. CAROLYN WEDIN She's no clock but when she's wound up! Magnet 3,45 Choir l,2,3, 45 Choir Secretary-treasurer 45 Band l,2,3,45 Band Presi- dent 45 All-star band 35 Golden Nugget 3,4, Assistan I Editor 3, Co -Editor 45 Foren- sics l,2,3,45 Library 35 Class Play 4, -X s fx -ag RONALD YOUNG Not too bashful, yet full of fun, takes life on the average run??7 Magnet 4g Football l,3,45 xwf Class Ring Basketball l,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,45 F Club 3,45 Class Play 4, kifff' IEANNE WIKSTROM Twinkling eyes and dimpled grin, radiant happiness from within, Class President l, Class Se- cretary 35 Magnet l,2,3,4, Business Manager 45 Prom Attendant 3g Homecoming Chairman 45 Choir l,2,3, Choir Librarian 35 FHA l, 2,3,4, Historian 3, Vice President 35 Golden Nugget l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,4g Class Play 3,4, Q.-nlpypg V, 5' CLASS ADVISORS Mr, Riedasch Mr. Linehan 4: 'A v B . . f - Q f rv Q 9- 5.Yr.ln 4 3 'Thr- 'T-.S NRE cmuensgwi ' A.,,,.,....- .,,M,,...w-+A M, 'A -M . 5 x l ,fa fav AQ. if ,Lf , X56 Q f ,lx , . n F4 ,N . Wy, Qllu A wifi. ' ff W Zffafsmf PE Q 'r np, hrs, :GQ Back row left to rlght Gayle Telgen Janet Frles Nancy Huser Wrlma Hanley Roger Peterson Wayne Johnson Judlth Johnson Arlene Fox Beverly Larsen Second row Leslre Nelson Fred Johnson DuWayne Peterson Eugene Bmford Denms Yerke Robert Hansen Harold Mohne Moms Carlson Shrrley Mohs Rrchard Hansen Front row Douglas Larson Russell Nykrelm Roger Anderson Dav1d Gustafson Wayne Lrndberg Rlchard Langel Gary Thompson Bruce Seastrand Danny Schaar 540604 Pres1dent IUDITH JOHNSON NP yan-Q T' .' 1' Q xx' If .. 'K xi?'E' .l ' I'- f IV'- , 5' 13.1 NX V fl I Vice President Secretary -Treasurer RUSSELL NYKREIM SUSAN OGREN Back row, left to right: Mary Lou Chapman, Elaine Knutson, Patsy Schommer, Kay Pratt, Joyce Amund- sen, Elaine Van Pelt, Bonnie Williamson, Ivahmarie Friberg, Elvira Ulick, Clair Greener, Second row: Shirley Cockerhan, Doralyn Anders, Jorgine Graf, Chris Karels, Judy Alden, Janet Johnson, Marilyn White, Sandra Engel, Nancy Erickson, Front row: Robert Greener, Myron Coen, Susan Ogren, Dorothy O'Donnel1, Shirley Fleming, Norman Funk, Bennie Johnson, Joy Miller, Roger Westring, Gayle Dahlberg This has been a very big year for the Juniors, full of fun and work, Our biggest project was the prom. The theme was, Some Enchanted Evening. We earned money for the prom by having concessions at the games, by sponsoring movies for the whole school and by sponsoring dances after home games, We also presented a very fine play entitled, The Baby Sitter, Now we are looking forward to becoming Seniors, W Class Advisors 1- K' , 4, MR, THOR di! , gf- E- - MR, PEDERSEN ' f- MR. FINDRENG 'll War An interesting and appetizing History class. l 'vu Back row, left to right: Shirley Knutson, Joan Engelhart, Roxie McCurdy, Geraldine Dehn, Richard Mc- Clay, Jane Friberg, Vereen Nelson, Mary Martin, Darlene Ferdig, Marilee Laatsch. Second row: Sharon Bengtson, Barbara Lukasik, Lavonne Knutson, Leon Alden, Robert Stauner, Judy Hederman, Linda Larson Robert Langel, First row: Ion Oeffler, Charlotte Rommel, Hazel LaGrew, Maybeth Hunnicutt, Ruth Engelhart, Elizabeth Olsen, Audrey Lindroth, Jill Babcock, Frank Olson. Q? 66444 President GARY PETERSON ' , -t up .. af r 4592-7 Vice President Secretary-Treasurer KENT ALDEN CARMEN I-IABLE Back row, left to right: Mary Lou Taylor, Fred Route, LeAnn Bengtson, Kay Nichols, Karen Engen, Avis Amundsen, Mary Ann Brunclik, Wesley Cockerham, Rosella Aubert, Larry Tietz, LaVerne Chell. Second row: Kenneth Coen, Janice Paulsen, Virginia Dehn, Janet Witte, Byron Nelson, Richard Koethe, Keith Christian James Hutton, Dianne Wikstrom, Lynn Williams, Fred Moline. Front row: Carole Jesse, Darlene Nelson, Margaret Schommer, Nancy Miller, Clayton Jorgensen, James Stoltz, Michael Weiser, Duane Johnson, Helen Rudell, Madelyn Peterson, Nancy Larsen. President DONALD M OSES -tg 'Tl 'QW' if Vice President Secretary -Treasurer BONNIE FINDRENG JAMES STOLTZ Back row, left to right: Dean Duncan, Kenneth Rich Ruth Ann Bosak Michael Wilder Wallace Wicklund Richard Johnson, Bernard Kurkowski, Sharon Gjonnes Leonard Johnson Fatth Olson Bonnie Findreng Second row: Jay DesJardins, Philip Van Pelt Betty Camplin Joyce Fleming Douglas Hanson Dell Hederman, Janice Graf, Carol Hansen Jerilyn Lewis Marlene Teske Paul Paulsen Front row Gerald Schultz, Warren Wilson, Jerry Christensen Ronald Lindblad Harlin Owens Donald Moses Franklin Mattson, Larry Swanberg, Ronald Johnson Gerald Fries Dtanne Gustafson We, the Freshmen, have been very active this year, Our float won first prize at Homecoming, We are proud to be represented by two cheerleaders from our class and the B-Squad basketball players consist mostly of Freshmen, We hope our future years will be as rewarding as this one. The carpenters of the Freshman float YI V-I Back row, left to right: Michael Brandt, Donald Orgeman, Larry Peterson, Marcia Grindell, Linda Holcomb, Car- men Gjonnes, Patsy Murphy, Harvey Stower, John Nelson, Judy Lukasik, Second row: Doyle Klein, John Kurkowski, Robert Clark, Sharon Soderberg, Judy Matz, Priscilla Benson, Archie Taylor, Sandra Burris, Dawn Des Jardins. Front row: Jerome Martin, Geoffrey Rudell, Elerene Johnson, Karl Hansen, Marilyn Streed, Jerry LaDoucer, Roger Lundeen, Betty Paulsen, Vernon Bengtson, Roy Lee Dove. YU Back row, left to right: Elaine Teigen, Karen Thompson, William Utley, Earl Clark, Raymond Sahr, Thomas Fischer, Marcella Kellberg, Gordon Olson, Marlin White. Second row: Kay Marie Nelson, Doris Lindberg, Rosalie Beaulieu, Myrna Corner, John La Doucer, Rodney Johnson, LaVerne Rutherford, Bonnie Berglund, Ruth Carlson. Front row: Geraldine Nelson, John Stoltz, June Bair, Jean Engelhart, Marilyn Carpenter, Judy Moats, Joseph Martin, Gloria Peterson, Larry Annett. Seventh Grade: MRS, LEIGH andgcyiff Back row, left to right: Sharon Alden, Kay Hoover, Nancy Findreng, Nick Olson, Janet Clausen, Dale Murphy, Lief Erickson, Beverly Lundeen, Sandra Anderson, Nancy Hagberg. Second row: Larry Johnson Eugene Butler, Bill Fenske, Alan Bengtson, John Brackeen, Dorothy Karels, Mark Hanson, Sheryl Peter son, Kenneth Erickson, Front row: John Schommer, Donald Calloway, Marjorie Smith, Judy Hagstrom, Floyd Remiger, Bill Peters, Marvin Carlson, Dennis Christian, Claudette Koethe, Stanley Mortl, f ' 5 X KT-'- .ai- Eighth Grade: MRS. WIKSTROM Mig ' Mixed Grade: MR. FUNNE Lmm. 6441464 MRS MRS MRS MRS LODIN FLEMING JOHNSON ANDERSON Zu Duhon Back row: Victor Glockzin, Willis Williams, Dick Hoover, Wally Olson. Front row: Dick Babcock, Clarence Spencer, Tony Konvalin Andy Nelson. MRS CARLSON BH OTTO CHRISTIAN Gif ' YI ve - x . nr f 'P' N AQ ,Q ,Q 7-1 .L 1 X- 1 ,. k va .. 4... ,mf - ww W ' , Mx ,, , P R-I ,. ,YQ N. ,,,,- L f.,J 'b . an , '-it 's .W A Back row: Susan Ogren, Leone Lindh, Arlene Fox, Marjorie Holcomb, Carman Hable, Ella Taylor, Cora Java, Patricia Prodger, Gayle Teigen, Judy Alden. Second row: Jean Wikstrom, Patricia Johnson, Janet Johnson, Maybeth Hunnicutt, Elizabeth Olsen, Ruth Engelhart, Retta Knight, Lorraine Knutson, Charlotte Knutson, Jorgine Graf, First row: Elaine Callaway, Karen I-lunnicutt, Kay Pratt, Joyce Amundsen, Miss Einum, Shirley Hoover, Patsy Schommer, Elaine Van Pelt, Bonnie Williamson, Elvira Ulick, gf' 7. 71.4. QMAKERS if .vi-'1 E-if IP NEW 61 .39 .Ao Kxeiv . X0 evo 09' ' X31 500' .v 6 Ogre dxzgveike qmiodqo . . 5958. Yu Ya 5560 . XXOX , XXX- OXXC , C .096 05 - as o ' 283 . X86 Q0 QXQXY vovxi OVW X566 . - 5 'N' QYAQ' 25' 56895. X6 V30 GO 399 Q. QW we 'fx ve -sv ew- gsell' Q, , 59 Coq P3 XX-ai XS YX vxooetewd ., Yhxioxei 569 ,656 x was QYO OK XS fax we 0 X0 iN if CQ rl' 5 I -as 'f1 7 Back row: Charlotte Rommel, Marcella Olson, Sharon Gjonnes, Ierilyn Lewis, Dianne Gustafson, Janice Graf, Betty Camplin, Karen Swanson, Jill Babcock, Bonnie Findreng. Second row: Janet Witte, Helen Rudell, Madelyn Peterson, Judy Hederman, Ruth Ann Bosak, Nancy Miller, Nancy Larsen, Dianne Wikstrom, Jane Friberg, Bar- bara Baumgart. Front row: Darlene Ferdig, Kay Nichols, Joan Engelhart, Janice Paulsen, Roxie McCurdy, Avis Amundsen, Karen Engen, Rosella Aubert, Mary Lou Taylor, Lynn Williams. F, H, A, has proved to be very interesting and fun this year, We had a very enjoyable trip with the F, F, A, when we went to Cinerama in Minneapolis. The freshmen were initiated in the fall by an initiation luncheon, The biggest event was putting on the prom banquet which proved to be very successful. An outdoor outing is planned for the club in the spring, The girls from foodland, ig ku. Miss Einum helps three F, H, A, Girls pick out patterns in the new Home Ec room, Q x .E I I g f f iw A ,X f . K af -S 8 fl-3, Back row: Harlin Owens, Danny Schaar, Duane Lindblad, Richard Langel, David Gustafson, Gary Thompson, William Sauerbrey, Harold Moline, Franklin Mattson, Second row: Warren Wilson, Jack wycoff, Lloyd McKin- ney, Jerry Hederman, Elrie Ullom, Russell Sullivan, Walter Biorn, Jerry Christensen, Mr. Thor. Front row: Leslie Nelson, Douglas Hanson, Ronald Potvin, Wayne Lundeen, Ronald Engel, Gary Knight, John Utley, Dell Hederman, ?-?.,4. .l Meme iff? 'nlllf N ,1 X W X Q Q 59 oe 05550 Wo? PA Q X06 '. ov' G O 640 AQXSOX XOW5 V 969 eixx X' PX Q0 .dev '19, qi .X 'QVC .569 9619 X69 so x - Owl ' X , . SC sed 'vexuwhilooxi e, 9013 M006 9009 Y ' 096 Kev' QYXQ! Ye 359 Q32 SXGQQX,-, 6 Q ,igeu W' 0,550 Psifesawd . A ' 0 Q' aewgxxu. 'l VAX! X a s X690 ' Ov, x0 Ke . ' XX we ta X Y' S93 I ,., Back row: Richard Johnson, Leon Alden, Wayne Ulick, Rodney Chell, Philip Van Pelt, Duane Paulsen, Ronald Chell, Louis Schmidt, Lynn Johnson. Second row: Richard Koethe, Clayton Iorgenson, Dean Duncan, Myron Coen, Paul Paulsen, Frank Olson, Chris Karels, Micheal Weiser, Byron Nelson. Front row: Laverne Chell, Donald Johnson, Richard McClay, Henry Amundsen, Bennie Johnson, Fred Moline, Wesley Cockerham, Larry F F . Wai L Tietz in 4-1' ,v o gf 19'- ARM ERS O if 'if v 1 3-H Strut-TQ.. ! 'M I , M F Duane sights up as Ronnie and Lloyd look on, Henry holds the rod for them The F,F, A, has been very active this year, We started out by tak- ing a trip to Minneapolis to see Cinerama with the F,H, A, Christmas cards and garden seeds were sold to make money for F,F,A, trips, We also sold concessions at football games. 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F xx x N .W anew . , 5 n oi , Y Catovl 666 Q09 on Par IAXA9 O QWNSOO' .8940 made 5 Sofwm X-swiwgo 16- . . se-,siedxi evicwiie Www 1 Q93 Belle Q1 '50 coxx 1 f I G 42 55 43525 'gh f - lil gazed Back row, left to right: Nancy Larsen, Madelyn Peterson, Sandra Anderson, Earl Clark, Nick Olson, Janet Clausen, Donald Moses, Deloris Engen, Joy Miller, Jon Oeffler, Leonard Johnson, Janet Witte, Third row: Karen Engen, Nancy Christensen, Jane Friberg, Meryl Bishop, Nancy Huser, Ronald Lindblad, Warren Wilson, Beverly Erickson, Shirley Fleming, Jill Babcock, Carolyn Wedin, Jerilyn Lewis. Second row: Maybeth Hunnicutt Linda Benson, Carmen Hable, Clement Riedner, Wilma Hanley, Karen Thompson, Jeanne Wikstrom, Kaleen Hoover, Dianne Wikstrom, Shirley Hoover, Ivahmarie Friberg, Bonnie Williamson, Front row: Nancy Miller, Mary Lou Chapman, Nancy Erickson, Helen Rudell, Elizabeth Olson, Betty Camplin, Judith Johnson, Leone Lindh, Joyce Fleming, Doralyn Anders, Kay Nichols, Doris Lindberg, Judy Moats. O.. of O Back row, left to right: Derald Coen, Wilma Hanley, Deloris Engen, Warren Hable, Wayne Turnquist, Don Moses, Don Leigh, Bruce Seastrand, Russell Nykreim, Gary Peterson, Carmen Hable, Janice Graf, Susan Ogren Third row: Mr. Pederson, Advisor, Karen Engen, Joan Engelhart, Nancy Christensen, Jane Friberg, Shirley Hoover, Elaine Van Pelt, Elvira Ulick, Karen Hunnicutt, Mary Martin, Mr, Reidasch, Advisor, Second row: Carolyn Wedin, Gayle Dahlberg, Reuben Peterson, Patricia Prodger, Cora Java, Judy Johnson, Dixie Hemness, Betty Camplin, Ronnie Engel, Jerilyn Lewis, Nancy Huser, Linda Benson, Roger Westring, Elizabeth Olsen. Front row: Sharon McKinney, Nancy Erickson, Marilee Laatsch, Bonnie Findreng, Maybeth Hunnicutt, Ruth Engelhart, Jill Babcock, Jim Stoltz, Ruth Bosak, Bonnie Williamson, Webster Winners O Our school has an excellent speech program. This year, students went out for Forensics. Of these, 16 went to Webster, 8 to River Falls, and Nancy Christensen and Gayle Dahlberg received A's at Madison at the state contest, This program is made possible through the excellent guidance of Mr. Peder- son and Mr. Reidasch. Students may enter in one of eight fields. They are: declamations, orations, 4-minute speeches, l extemporaneous reading and speaking, and interpretive reading. Much hard work goes into these speeches and regardless of the , grade given, much is gained, Above Back row: Don Moses, Bruce Seastrand, Second row: Karen Schogl winners Hunnicutt, Judy Johnson, Carolyn Wedin, Karen Engen, First row: state winners: Nancy Christensen, and Gayle Dahlberg, Picture at Right Back row: Dixie Hemness, Wilma Hanley, Deloris Engen, Don Moses, Don Leigh, Bruce Seastrand, Janice Graf, Ronnie Engel. Front row: Karen Hunnicutt, Nancy Christen- sen, Elaine Van Pelt, Gayle Dahlberg, Judy Johnson, Carolyn Wedin, Karen Engen, Elvira Ulick. L 1:9 :xb- if 'sa' Seated are, left to right: Meryl Bishop, Lorraine Knutson, Lavonne Knutson, Marie Fenton, Mary Ullom, Retta Knight, Cora Java, Standing: Elvira Ulick, Nancy Christensen, Mary Anderson, Judy Alden, Charlotte Knutson, Nancy Erickson, Supervisor, Mr, Pederson, Mery1's research work, 'll'-S cuuhfz The Junior Class play was a screaming success and screaming set the pace for the whole play, The trials of a lovelorn baby sitter and delinquent parents gave the cast a hard time. We all agree they did a very find job, Lil' Angel! Problems? THE BABY SITTER Last minute changes. Back row: Gayle Dahlberg, Judith Johnson, Russel Nykriem, Wilma Hanley, Sandra Engel, Doralyn Anders, Morris Carlson. Middle row: DuWayne Peterson, Nancy Huser, Nancy Erickson, Susan Ogren, Janet Johnson, Bruce Seastrand, Front row: Fred Route, Geoffery Rudell, Elvira Ulick, Ivahmarie Friberg, Jorgine Graf, gdviky- Tw.. 3 fag, , f if O x Ml. fp-f Seated on the stage are the choir: Mr. R, P. Glynn, Principal, Mr. Lewis, Commencement Speaker, and Donald Leigh, Master of Ceremonies. Carolyn Wedin holds their attention while giving her Salutatorian Address. Pictured at right is the Valedictorian, Warren I-lable, giving his Welcoming Address. Reuben Peterson sang the Invocation, Bless This House. Below, the Seniors listen attentively as Mr. Lewis addresses the class. -V ,Loggi gf 5'-rs. 2152! -Y 4:3-at , ZZ ' 1 .fd 4 ' 'li nv H. I A , 5. Q veal! f Zi V' r' 1 Q v L ' ' fx ' x X .nc i .y 5 1 . H NJ ! X 2 Axvv' . hgh' c w..':'1 5-R 'f ' 'x.'n - 5 5 Si s 1555 ' isis? A I! ' ls X i if V I f x x ' 1 f 3 5 S Ni ' . 9 X ' Q M 4 yl '5 V W Affei 2 fu., Q, K .g3ggf. H :JF 1 2?-fix? ff! ff 2 3- f , st' inf K Y 1 4-W. .sh 11.32 ,317 , ? L pf glial, fp.. ,P 1 I it -,fx ff , iv f kf X f s , 0 King and Queen and attendants: Jean Wikstrom, Beverly Erick- The Queen and King in their rose throne. son, Carol Johnson, Adolf Schmidt, Roger Peterson, Don Leigh. Queen Janice Potvin and King Dick Schuma cher reigned over the 1956 Junior Senior Prom, The decorations were carried out beautifully according to the theme, Moonlight and Roses, with Carlotte Knutson heading the Decorating Committee, A light lunch was served during the evening by candlelight, 55-Queen Carol Johnson crowns new Queen, Jan Potvin, .1 fuunf956 by Queen Janice Potvin and King Dick Schumacher dance to, Moonlight and Roses. Queen Jan leads the Grand March, I over our 1956 Homecomrng 'K 'kr D 1 ,JE A A 0 Q, a- . fl' Queen Charlotte, center, and her , J fe ' J' J? KS, attendants, Beverly Erickson, 4 itz, VH' A 4 .1 , 4 gif 679 left, and Delores Carlson, right, t Q X W X -if 'R L 616, ' ' ' iii- ' rr x K 1 j H! . X 5' 1 S t t Queen Charlotte 'V M.. Knutson and Krng H f 3 Walter Brorn rergn 0 ' , - o . 7 ' 4 moon Q -- Allegheny theme' . o out Dagtllng X X A Freshman float wins first prize in Homecoming parade. 'Q 'f-f r cam 57 The 1957 Prom was held May 4 in the new gym. The theme was, Some Enchanted Evening, and the music was furnished by the Rhythmaires. The king was Roger Ander- son and the queen was lvahmarie Friberg. Junior Class attendants were Nancy Huser and Russell Nykreim. Other attendants were last years queen and king, Janice Jorgensen and Dick Schumacher, The gym was beautifully decorated in shades of purple, lilac, and white, A castle was the entrance, Below: Crown bearers, Darlene Sederlund, Billy Johnson and Vickie Funne, W O I ,wr King Roger and Queen Ivahmarie lead the Grand March, Mr, Findreng, supervisor for the kids while they work on '56 Queen, Janice Jorgensen, crowns '57 Queen, lvahmarie. Prom, aff X . mmf T 1 0, ,Q C- X'-LS -1 NV lf! DARRYL WIKSTROM Ha lfb ack REUBEN PETERSON Guard DICK SC HUM ACHER Tackle DON LEIGH Tackle LLOYD MCKINNEY Halfback DERALD COEN End fr , . , V, ., ? 1.-'yu , Back row: Walter Biorn, Dell Hederman, Gary Peterson, Wayne Lindberg, Harlin Owens, Clement Riedner, Don Moses, Iack Wycoff, Philip Van Pelt, Leonard Johnson, Kenny Coen, Third row: Keith Christian, Louie Schmidt, Paul Paulsen, Kenny Rich, Wally Wicklund, Byron Nelson, Gary Knight, Leon Alden, Ronald Potvin, Jerry Christensen, Jerry Hederman, Mike Weiser, Clayton Jorgensen, Mike Wilder, Fred Route, Larry Tietz, Second row: Du- Our coaches: Shattuck, Findreng and Linehan, 1956 13 - Frederic 0 - Frederic 14 - Frederic 7 - Frederic 0 - Frederic 26 - Frederic 26 - Frederic '7 - Frederic z lf dag , ' , Q., . . 1- Zaye,- v'.'..'af- . , . -Q... Wayne Peterson, Bruce Seastrand, Gary Thompson, Fred Johnson, Jay Deslardins, Gary Paulsen, Dennis Glynn, Derald Coen, Lloyd McKinney, Roger Peterson, Ronald Lindblad, Duane Paulsen, Rodney Young, First row: Wayne Johnson, Duke Young, Morris Carlson, Ronnie Engel, Reuben Peterson, Darryl Wikstrom, Jerry Kamneyer, Dick Schumacher, Henry Amundsen, Don Leigh, Dave Gus- tafson, Robert Fenton, Kent Alden, Manager, Big Four Conference SCHEDULE .i 20 - Hayward 12 - Webster K 7 - Osceola ,x ,, ,, Ja, , ',. , -Qghy' 0 ' Luck Ez in 6 - Grantsburg - g 6 - St, Croix I Ai 7 - Milltown 'I - Amery ,gm JERRY KAMMEYER Fullback RONNIE ENGEL Center DUKE YOUNG End HENRY AM UNDSEN Halfb ack GARY PAULSEN Tackle WALTER BIORN Guard 1 Xv Egg , f 1 X l h P x f R X54 Ss U' 3 5 Y Pk 'tx 'R 2-I Fy'1,j fl I 3 Pi' 1 X Q :SU 14. '11 4 4 iw JGNVAL -' ' iw' .z .,.. Aanqavu-rw , ' ' we-W W W!! 7 Mr. Shattuck, Coach, Wayne Lindberg, David Anderson, David Gustafson, Don Leigh, Jerry Kammeyer, Bruce Seastrand, Douglas Larson, Darryl Wikstrom, Robert Fenton, Ronald Young, Wayne Johnson, Rodney Young. Sy, Senior Star not Semin Steno 5 'rr ' DAVID ANDERSON pictured, Don Leigh. Center DARRYL WIKSTROM RONALD YOUNG Forward TERRY KAMMEYER, Forward Guard ffefigi 45 49K SM. fag ,tint s, ' , 1 WE' nga ,af' X 'Q -'E---.- 'ua' f . 40' ' , . ' , . .uw Q A ' h . ' Eva Y - 4 w , fl M g Q ' E5 1 .X,.,.Q' , ,, I V rx zrngxj Q I 9' lg?J'!Q-v!!4l9L UM 3 'Ny n M , ix E4 i 5-A L Vs' , 9 wg . I Coach MR. FINDRENG The St, Croix Valley Conference baseball championship has become a habit for the Frederic Vikings, with the 1957 title marking the seventh year in a row that the Vikings have taken the title. Our baseball team this year won all of the conference games scheduled. They won four tournament games, two at Balsam Lake where they de- feated Webster and Balsam Lake, gaining the right to go on to Birchwood and play there, At Birchwood Q they played, Osceola and Superior Central. The last game played Rc, E Ric X by the Vikings this year was against New Rich- mond, the winner of this game was eligible for the state finals. Frederic was defeated 5-3. Our hats are off to our team and coach Findreng for making our baseball season so succ- essful. K l Back row left to right Coach M Findreng Darryl Wikstrom DuWayne Peterson, Gary Thompson, Dave Anderson Jerry Kammeyer Morris Carlson Duke Young Front row Fred Route, Rodney Young, Jay Des- 'ir Back row, left to right: Keith Christian, Derald Coen, Kent Alden, Ronald Lindblad, Douglas Hanson, Michael Weiser, Duane Paulsen, Bernard Kurkowski, Gary Paulson, Russell Nykreim, David Gustafson, Donald Leigh, Wayne Lindberg, Front rowg Ronald Potvin, Lynn Johnson, Robert Fenton, Henry Amundsen, Darryl Wikstrorn, Wayne Ulick, Wayne johnson, Ernie Mohs, Wayne Turnquist, Ronald Johnson. Below: Relay Team: Henry Amundsen, Wayne Ulick, Wayne Johnson, Darryl Wikstrom, LETTER WINNERS Darryl Wikstrom, Don Leigh, Henry Amund sen, Wayne Johnson, and Wayne Turnquist, 4:2 Co 'H 'Me We6aq ,XX 0 SEPTEMBER 4 - School Starts 7 - First Football Game, Hayward QTJ 14 - Webster IHJ Freshman-Sophomore Party 21 - Osceola fHj 28 - Luck QTJ OCTOBER 3 - Senior Pictures taken 5 - Grantsburg fl-lj 10 - Milltown QTJ 11 - Class Rings decided on 12 - Sophomore -Freshman Party 19 - St. Croix-Homecoming, Charlotte Knutson and Walter Biorn reign 25 - Amery KTJ 27 - Junior Movie NOVEMBER 1,2,3 - Teachers Convention 2 - End of first nine weeks '7 - Career Day at Webster 8 - Junior Class Play 13 - First Basketball Game, Centuria fl-D 16 - Spooner QTJ 20 - New Richmond QTJ Assembly on Florida Keys 21,22,23 - Thanksgiving vacation 27 - Grantsburg QTJ 30 - Webster CTJ Junior Movie ' .fkkr ids! - K. yr 1 DECEMBER MARCH fcont. I 7 - Osceola CTJ 14 - Luck QTJ 18 - Amery QTJ 20 - Christmas Concert 21 to January 7, Christmas 14, 15, 16 - State Basketball Tournaments 16 - Forensics at Webster 21 - Band Clinic at Webster 22 - End of third nine weeks vacation 30 - Forensics at River Falls 29 - Alumni Game in new gym. APRIL JANUARY 5 - Choral Clinic at Luck 7 - Assembly, Otto Schacht 8 - New Richmond QHJ 9 - Movie, WAR AND PEACE 11 - St, Croix - UU 12 - Junior Movie 15 - Milltown fHJ 18 - Grantsburg CHQ 19 - End of second nine weeks 25 - Webster fH7 31 - Osceola QPU FEBRUARY 5 - Luck CHD 11 - Assembly, Jose Silva as Mr. Banjo 12 - St. Croix QTJ 15 - Milltown Cry 19 - Hayward fl-lj 22 - Junior Movie 25 - Basketball Tournament QHJ 26 - Tournament 28 - Tournament MARCH 1 - Tournament fl-IJ 6, 7, 8 - Class tournaments 8 - Forensics 19-22 - Easter Vacation 25 - Senior Class Play 26 - Track meet at River Falls MAY 3 - Track Meet at Grantsburg 4 - Prom, Roger Anderson and Ivah Friberg reign. 6 - Baseball game at Milltown 8 - Conference Track Meet 9 - Spring Concert Baseball - St, Croix 10 - Assembly, Superior State Band 12 - Baccalaureate and Mothers Day Concert 15 - Class Night Baseball Tournament at Balsam Lake 16 - Seniors last tests 17 - Commencement 18 - Senior Class Trip 24 - End os Second Semester Baseball Tournament at Birchwood 28 - Tournament, Frederic vs. New Richmond 0 n ,R www TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO