Fulda High School - Red Raider Yearbook (Fulda, MN)

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w 1 i F Row 1: Ja.mes Frey, Ralph Iviathias, Sylvester Chepa, John Zins, Donald Magnus, Donald Sturm, Maynard Koopman. Row 2: Mr. Felt, William Sturm, Alden Wild- feuer, Stanley Jans, Vernon Wenzel, Alvin Evers, Wallace Johlfs, Fred Zemler, Fulda track enthusiasts earned the 1952 Red Rock Conference championship with a total 58? points. James Frey placed first in both hurdle events, Wayne Baumgard won the mile, and Erwin Gerdes was first in the high jump. A squad of thirty-seven reported to Coach Felt for the 1953 track season. Re- turning lettermen were: James Frey, Ralph Mathias, William Sturm, Alden Wild- feuer, and John Zins, The 1953 schedule included meets at Mankato, Estherville, Worthington, and Wirldom. James Frey John Zins Fred Zemler Mr. Davis 1952 Baseball Schedule I We Thel' The 1952 baseball team had a season of five wins and Lake Wllson 6 Z three defeats. The team consisted of five 1952 seniors: Slaytofl ' 8 4 Dick Larsen, Ray Olson, Tom Gits, Bernard Distledorf, WOrth1ngton ' 8 7 and Duane Nemmers. The returning lettermen for the Wcestbrook 4 6 1953 season were: John Zins, Rolly Gertjejansen, Fred iigejgljizzzz: 3 2 Zemler, William Sturm, James Frey, Paul Ohlenkamp, We5tbrOok---- 2 1 and Thomas Zemler. The 1952 season was hindered by fielding errors due to , ' lack of experience. With a sound program being de- Dlstrlet at Fulda: veloped under the present athletic administration, the WOrth1ngtOn ' 3 7 Raiders hope to be hard to handle in the Coming years. 32

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Junior Class Pla Learning the lines Karen Andre on the stand Mrs. Hutchins gives her testimony Quick review before rehearsel '1'he testimony of a night club dancer The defense attorney objects Mr. Howarth, director, accepts an appreciation gift from the junior presi- dent, Alvin Evers. The night of November 14, was a night filled with mystery, murder, a court trial, and stage fright for the juniors who participated in the class play, THE NIGHT OF JANUARY SIXTEENTH. Karen Andre QVerna Magnus, was accused of the murder of Bjorn Faulkner. Judge Heath fDonald Magnusj presided in the active court room 'as the two attorneys fAlvin Evers and Linus Buss, pre- sented the case. Throughout the trial, the court room was kept in good order by the various court helpers fPau1 Ohlenkamp, Helen Gerdes, Mary Fries, Patricia Mitchell, Wallace Johlfs, and Kath- ryn Schumrnj. Excitement mounted as the wife of the murdered man fMarlene Brunsj presented her side of the story aided by her father fAlden Wild- feuerj. Testimonies which only served to throw in- to more confusion the minds of those who listened were presented by the witnesses fE1don Brock, Dale Kirchner, Jarnes Frey, Roland Gertjejansen, Ralph Mathias, Patricia Zins, Janet Gunderman, Arlene Langer, and Shirley Hagerj. The twelve man jury which was selected directly from the audience without any forewarning found themselves deep in a tangled plot of intrigue. After the last moments of suspense the defendant was declared guilty, thus the jury settled the mystery of the murder. .34