Glenville High School - Trojan Yearbook (Glenville, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1957 volume:

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The ta sk which faced everyone and the success with which it was attacked has placed our entire school population inthe role of leaders. This past year's history is a prologue which offers great promise for the un-numbered students who will be following in your footsteps. Superintendent, Mr. IRWIN EDIE Pioneers are often thought of as people who lived only in ages past, while actually we are un- doubtedly on the verge of greater discoveries to- day then any ofour pioneering ancestors. lt is, therefore, probably fitting that the students of our school can consider themselves as pioneers also. It is not often that an entire body of students can be- come part of such a program and it is to your credit that a successful start has been made of what will become the traditions, customs, and history of Glenville High School. gait - -mst, 7 sz. sgf . .... K ' fi- sm stty ' SCHOOL BOARD: fleft to rightj Carl Kalstad, Wilbur Buchanan, Walde mar Mittag, Grover Hamersly, Verle Her man, Irwin Edie, Arleigh Miller. These men worked hard many a night to establish a school system. They have done a fine job. Mailing important letters and keeping all the records in order were one of the many jobs done by the secretaries Mrs. Biebig- hauser and Mrs. Nelson. xi 2 Faculty Mr. GEORGE CARLSON Social Studies Mr. NORMAN FREDIN Vocational Agriculture Mrs. LEIILA HENDRICKSON Mathematics Mr. CURTIS IVERSON Instrumental Music 8: Math MI. OLIVER BERG English Mr. CORWIN BIEBIGHAUSER Science Mrs. AMY JAHREN English Miss ZENITH McKECKNIE Business Education Miss JOANNE NELSON Home Economics if Mrs. CLARICE sTAcHoUR Vocal Music aflanglish Mr. EDGAR STALKER Coach, Physical Educ ation, 8: Social Studies Mr. GEORGE WALLACE Physical Education 8: Social Studies Mrs. DOROTHY WHITE Librarian 8: English fNo picmrey BUS DRIVERS: fleft to rightj Lowell Nelson, Lu- Vern Oakland, Ed Krull, Bob Ericksen, Alvin Steen, Don Williamson, Virgil Hoyt. 1 COOKS: fleft to rightj Mrs. Giles Crane, and Mrs. Garfield Fisk. I i i . ,E A, 3 S . . an 2 x 3 JANITORS: S fleft to rightj A Ray Rasmussen ,, , , --. and Gay Nelson. 1 i 2 ,, i? S s 9 X u 5 f Z if Q -7, Q., wi '- fsx,Ag5g,4 a 'Q w , ,W Q , 'Pr rl 'u 51 . Q! wiiiv' X-'X . Hu 's Gwi- N Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT .... . . . Leonard Randall VICE-PRES .... . . . Joey Maiden SECRETARY. . . . . .Delores Wolff TREASURER. . . . . Betty Broitzman SPONSORS. . . .... Mrs. Jahren Mr. Carlson fi' 91352252 Seniors WILLA BORK-- FHA, Library Staff. BETTY BROITZMAN -- Treasurer Senior Class, Service Club, Annual Staff Business Manager, Newspaper Staff, FHA, Ushers Club. CHARLES BUCHANAN -- FFA, Football. fin'- 'Z' 2 SI-IARY1. BUCHANAN -- Newspaper- Business Manager, Chorus, Trio, Sextet, Soloist, Ushers Club, Annual Staff, FHA. JANICE FLATNESS -- Chorus, Ush- ers Club, FHA, Annual Staff, Library Club, Service Club. TARYL HEINY -- FFA ROGER JENSON -- FFA 9 LEANNE PETERSON: FHA, Chorus, Triple Trio, Art and Poster Club, Ushers Club, transferred from St, Paul Johnson. JANET PLEVKA: FHA, Ushers Club, Service Club, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, JAMES IANGE: FFA. ff' 40 LAURLYN LAU: FFA. JOEY MAIDEN: FHA, Chorus, Q, Ushers Club, Class Vice Pres1dent 3 9 4? is DUANE ORTH: FFA, Student Council. 4. ,C , Annual Co-editor, Paper Staff inks .Q iv- 2. 1 ,,, fl? 147, ., H sf, , aw fx LIDNARD RANDALL: FFA, Class President, Chorus, Boys Quartet, Annual Staff. JANET SCHUI-IMACHER: FHA, Paper Stff Co-editor, Annual Staff, Service Club, Library Club, Ushers Club, Chorus. MARCIA TROST: FHA, Paper Staff Co-editor, Annual Staff, Service Club. AUDREY WA DDING: FHA, Ushers Club, Annual Staff. JEY gf RFQ, DELORES WOLFF: FHA, Chorus, Ushers Club, Class Secretary, An nual Co-editor, Paper Staff. GLORIA WOLFF: FHA, Chorus, Ushers Club, Annual Staff, Paper Staff, Service Club. fi fs ,wwf Junlor Class Officers Pres. David Staehlingg Vice Pres. Ted Rayman, Sec Judy Larsong Treas. Connie Kluender. fpliis aww, ,-ve fm aF'5 'oy-0 '25-K af' Yiv QV' M? 3 HWY' 3 2 mb ,. was 1-lfrsgi R . . A 'err' - gr asa W ' 'l9,V.ff, , ' W1 Wh. David Biebighauser Joanne Bieghly Larry Brabec Jeanette Brandt Margery Bremer Rosemary Buchanan Charles Carlson Harold Carroll Jeanine Cornelius Robert Crane Ival Crocker John Erdahl Joyqe Farrell Beverly Ferris Judy Fredrickson Margeurite Goetsch Marliss Halverson Duane Hauge Beatrice Jirninez Mary J iminez Class E1 Nora Johnson Connie Kluender Ronald Kos James Lang Joan Larson Judy Larson Leland Loper Ione Lukes Helen Madson Cecile Meyer Larry Moucha Larry Nelson Morma Nelson Marlene Ohm Ronald Olson Jonalyne Petersen Ted Rayman Roger Slindee David Staehling Lou Jean Thompso I1 J If an 3 9 as-, ew .agar ,Q ,GN '- if , L i 5 f K LQ?-X 3 S0 17 17 'Vw our ww ov-5 un ' Gdw alum Wm, e V-W, ,,,, mfg Ass. Q' ,L Q' f'-Q e 5lzz2:11Vi2,E511Sef gr , fr -2- Barbara Walker gf ' m 1 A I, Alice Wikoren Susan Woodfill James Ziebell Marie Ziebell Marie Quam fnot pictured, if? 3. 4'-f Iv 5 an vvs, WN? 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G'-4 554 C' 1-KY kv Harnet Madson Carolyn Marden Merlys McGu1re John M111er Paul M1l1er Bruce Mrttag W 2-Wig? s in bf ww 5 'fm ffffew Ax' W YW' B S-P Not P1ctu.red Ralph Meyers and W11l.1am Struck Freshman Ga11 Alhson, Judy Be1gh1ey, Judy Brandt, Roger Brortzman, Barbara Butler Kathleen Cerny, Gary Dawson, Barbara F1sk, Douglas Graff, Lana Hajek Roger Halvorson, Mary Ann Hauge, Gary Hemy, Frances Kos, Larry Krull Ne11 Lang, Thomas Lang, Curtrs Larson, Ivan Legned, Elame Lorentzen 18 Class Thomas Maas, Jamce Mehus, Mary Meyer, Gerald Mrttag, Gary Monson 1 Marcella Sxstek Harold Steene, G1or1a Thofson, Jerome Thompson, Sandra Thompson M151- ' in llfw' Larry D Nelson, Robert Nelson, Conn1e Pederson, Sharon Plevka, Marlene Schuhmacher Ann Vlrchow, Melba Wahlers, Mav1s W111, Darrel W1111amson, Frances Z1ebe11 19 an ff F W' T T ,. afvui M - :iff -- . - C' W QR , Q 5 as , . A L ,tw .. ia., f V - ,,,., Avi ,Qi ' LH?-x 'grl 7' T Will! lf-EK rf:- we Eighth Grade FIRST ROW: Dean Beighley, Harold Mehus, Robert Ferris, David Nelson, Robert Machacek, Sharon Palmer, Mary Struck, Viola Thofson. SECOND ROW: Wayne Kos, Gordon Peterson, Douglas Wallin, David Prizler, Law- rence Steene, Rosalie Wolff, Sandra Cafourek, Darlene Lau, Lois Nelson, Karen Olson. THIRD ROW: Jim Bieghley, Raymond Brown, Jerald McGuire, Harris Hillman, David Oakland, Jo Secord, Janet Rodgers, Beverly Johnson, Barbara Wolff, Elaine Weiser. FOURTH ROW: David Maiden, Lyle Base man, Jack Barber, Sheldon Davis, Paul Schmitt, Edward Monson, David Olson, Leroy Nesbitt, Ramona Nelson, Charlotte Kuchera, Donna Mehus, Betty Chxs, Milan Behr. Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Joan Cerny, Cheryl Olsen, Carol Petersen, David Falksen, Larry Grenolds, LeRoy Madson, Carol Seeger, Darlene Mittag, Ruth Virchow. SECOND ROW: Germain Baseman, Wanda Wadding, Lonny Broitzman, Glen Jensen, DeLyle Machacek, Dennis Lau, Ellery Jordahl, Sara Flatt, Joe Vanl-looser, Harry Anderson, Eugene Schutz, Robert Gsralder. THIRD ROW: Donald Flatness, Frances Hagerud, Gloria Olson, Richard Foster, Laverne Wolff, John Lang, Gerald Steene, Lowell Nelson, Gregg Johnson, Lawrence Minear. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Woodard, Frank Jimenez, Helen Kvam, Vivian Williamson, Bluette Walton, Duane Broitzman, Raymond Oak- land, Alfred Jimenez, Duane McGuire, William Miller, ADVISORS: MI. Curtis Iverson, Mr. George Wallace. li-if lg, . I ism,f,, . jlwnkw .L li.,-1 I A rnfigkgfffs m 5i I , f 3 5 3 X A Q f ,ids v, qiwift. 70,2 MJ nifw . 'Y' H , N, gi.:-'TRAKNV rs ln 5 gps Q raw 5, -gg , t . 'thu I I J, Aw, M... ml si 5' E P t 'R X I , 241 me L EDA ...SHI -Q 'Ls ma. Urganizations X.........- 1. - f X .pw . , S.. 1 I 5. . ' - YQ. .U f -' Library Club SEATED: Ueft to right, Connie Kluender, Janet Schuhmacher, Rosemary Buchanan, Janice Flatness, Advisor, Mrs. White. STANDING: Marlene Vietkant. Ushers Club FIRST ROW: Qleft to rightj M. Vierkant, D. Wolif, S. Buchanan, J. Plevka, M. Ziebell, L. Thompson, V. Hoyt, B. Walker. SECOND ROW: S.Woodfi11, M. Ohm, J. Schuhmacher, J. Maiden, G. Wolff, C. Kluender, J. Larson, M. Goetsch, R. Staehling, M. Jimenez, D. VanHooser. THIRD ROW: J. Woodard, C. Maiden, J. Cech, C. Mudra, R. Wolff, A. Machacek, D. Ellingson, I. Lukes, J. Flatness, B. Broitzman, N. Nelson. lflv--QQW-if aff H9331 frm HZ! .Nl I m?i mr' 5 no A. .lnwrlswg F. H. A. FIRST ROW: President Delores Wolff, Secretary Ruth Staehling, Treasurer Marcia Trost, Historian Connie Kluender, Song Leader Margery Bremer, Vice President Norma Nelson, Parliamentarian lone Lukes. SECOND ROW: Rosalie Wolff, Lorraine Liedal, Janice Flatness, Janet Schuhmacher, Marie Ziebell, Bev Ferris, Donna Ellingson, Carolyn Maiden, Carol Mudra, Willa Bork, Joey Maiden, Rosemary Buchanan, Advisor Miss Nelson, THIRD ROW: Barbara Walker, Susan Woodfill, Janet Plevka, Gloria Wolff, Judy Fredrickson, Sharyl Buchanan, Betty Broitzman, Joanne Bieghley, Judy Larson, FOURTH ROW: Marie Quam, ElNora Johnson, Lou Jean Thompson, Yvonne Hoyt, Marlene Vierkant, Darla Bridley, Sharon Monahan, Marguerite Goetsch, Audrey Wadding, Alice Wichoren, Gloria Rolands, Helen Madson, Dorothy Vanl-looser, Another one of the events The students all waited anxiously for the announce- sponsored by the FHA was the ment of the King and Queen of Hearts by Mr. Brunson. Style Show. lin.. 'Q hu. -Q1 -- I iff aff ,Ei GPH 41 5 3' nxt? F. F. A. FIRST ROW: Adviser Mr. Fredin, Reporter Jim Lang, Vice President Jim Ziebe ll, President Leonard Randall, Secretary Ronald Kos, Sentinel Larry Moucha, Treasurer Charles Buchanan, SECOND ROW: Lauren Vanek, Marvin Thompson, Duane Rolands, Roger Hall, Duane Hauge, Duane Orth, Roger Luksik, Jim Lange. THIRD ROW: John Erdahl, Ronald Olson, David Biebighauser, Gary Davison, Laurlyn Lau, Tarryl Heiny, Roger Halverson, Gerald Mit- tag, Bruce Mittag. FOURTH ROW: Walter Quam, Paul Miller, Douglas Graff, Curtis Larson, Edward Chrs, Mervin Hansen, Loren Minear, Gary Monson, Larry Nelson, Jerome Thompson, Roger Jensen. Selecting good quality livestock is the beginning oi many FFA projects. Keeping records is very Q' felvfew-M Q important in future farming. SEATED: fleft to rightj Ronnie Olson, Joanne Beighley, Bob Crane, Dorothy Van!-looser. STANDING: Director Mr. Berg, Rosemary Buchanan, Harold Carroll, Ione Lukes, Dave Biebighauser, Margery Breamer, Roger Slindee, Judy Fredriclson, Chuck Carlson. 1 A , ' 1 Q 'F Man of Seventeen - I 0 TA KING IT EA SY Junior Class Play C 'Y fe- WARNI UP BEA UTIFUL DREAMIERS LOVERS QUARREL ,,gH Qm, Queen of Hearts, Betty Broitzman, King of Hearts, Roger Slindeez Attendants, Delores Wolff and Leonard Randall. Heart Throb Ball Avy' - 1, lupwxn-I-lun' V '90 - r hs, as Q' o N FEBRUARY XII-'lf :Q b ,:',. A In N FEBRUARY p rxmgi in ni., -nn-if 5 Ki!! Q Service Club FIRST ROW: Marlene Ohm, Janice Flatness, lone Lukes, Marcia Trost, Janet Schuhmacher, Marie Ziebell, Jeanine Cornelius, Margery Bremer, Advisor Mrs. Stachour, SECOND ROW: Donna Ellingson, Susan Woodfill, Gloria Wolff, Janet Plevka, Rosalie Wolif, Norma Nelson, Betty Broitzman, Leland Loper, THIRD ROW: Marlene Vier- kant, Judy Larson, Audrey Wadding, Bob Crane, Joan Larson, Connie Kluender, Dorothy Vanl-looser, Marguerite Coetsh, Alice Wichoren, Proiectionists FIRST ROW: Jerome Thompson, Harold Steen, Larry Krull, Janet I-Iagerud. SECOND ROW: Tom Moss, Douglas Graff, Melvin Bailey, Roger Halverson, Gail Allison, S i F 1 EV aivq- 1, P .ig ,Z 'fx' I 5 rn ' X H. Xu Qs '-v 'N-., -e,..i-'fflf .af-'f ffl 5 , I .f?f'g fffQf,'ffQ1fff Q ' I Q., 5' N-... VW J FIRST ROW: D. Jiminez, C. Kuchera., E. Weiser, D. Lau, S. Cafourek. SECOND ROW: R. Nelson, C. Seeger, R. Nelson, Linear, B. Fisk, A. Machacek, W. Woodard, J. Cerney, G. Davidson, G. Heiny, T. Land, F. Ziebell. THIRD ROW: B. Johnson, M. Sistek, G. Thofson, L. Wolff, L. Nesbit. J. Cornelius R.Nelson, C. Kuchera, E. Weiser. STANDING: T. Lang, W. Nliller, L. Wolff, L. Madson, C. Larson, N. Lang, W. Woodard, Machacek, E. Jordahl. G. Steene. SEATED J. Vanl-looser, D. Q FIRST ROW: J. Kvam, C. Larson, L. Grinolds, R. Gstalder, N. Lang. SECOND ROW: E. Jordahl, J. Cornelius, D. Biebighauser, G. Johnson, L. Madson, G. Steene. THIRD ROW: IWC. Iverson, J. Vanliooser, D. Falksen, W. Nliller, D. Machacek, G. Jenson. W- W00d3fd, J- V9-HHOOSCI, C- R. Jensen, D. Machacek, D. Jiminez, Seeger. D. Biebighauser J. Cerny, J. Cech. ...wg E i Vik, I , U - M W if Q l V r 0 , .W 6.vit,,' Q' 'W 'X-l Chorus FIRST ROW: D. Staehling, R. Slindee, L, Randall, T. Rayman, A, Nesset. SECOND ROW: J. Larson, R, Staeh ling, L. Leidal, L. Thompson, B. Farris, A. Schilling, Mrs. Stachour. THIRD ROW: B. Jiminez, J. Maiden, D. Wolff, S, Buchanan, J. Fredrickson, G. Wolff, J, Schumacher, J. Flatness, J. Woodard, D. Ellingson, J, Cornelius M, Bremer D Hau e. FOURTH ROW' C, Maiden, S Woodfill, J. Farrel, R Wolff, H. Madsen, J Beighley, D . g . . . . . Biebighauser, H. Carroll, R. I-lalvorson, J, Peterson, J, Miller. FIFTH ROW: J. Erdahl, J. Falksen, M. Vierkant, Y. Hoyt, D. Bridley, S. Mormahan, J. Carroll, J. Thompson, D. Williamson, G. Monson, R. Crane, R. Olson, B. Mittag, R. Hall, G. Rolands, The small groups from Chorus sang at many school events. ' lf!!! Musical Ensembles BOY'S QUARTET SEATED: David Staehling. STANDING: Harold Carroll, Jim Falksen, Leonard Randall. f GIRL'S SEXTET Sharon Monnahan, Sharyl Buchanan, Lou Jean Thomp- son, Jeanine Cornelius, Joanne Bieghley, Susan Woodfill. r GIRL'S TRIPLE TRIO den M Jimenez Ruth Staehlin Leanne Peterson, Beat- ? k -5 -gs , Arlyce Schilling, Bev Farris, Judy Fredrickson, Carolyn Mai- , 3-TY 1 gs rice Jimenez, Janet Carroll GIRIJS TRIO ' Q Sharyl Buchanan, Joanne Bieghley, Jeanine Cornelius ali K ,I ,V A LJ, - la..-f X15- Senior Class Play Cora and Vivian hurriedly straighten Cami11a's wig. Camilla Page, her cousin Vivian Page, and their friend Cora Blake share an apartment. The situation becomes des- perate when Alex Lawton calls to inform them that Camilla has won S5000 in a contest for the ideal mother. Stuart Brand is infatuated with Camilla, and like the other two girls hails her a master-mind until her yarn becomes seriously tangled. Speed Martin, an attractive young reporter, tums up to check her stories to the newspapers, for there have been con- flicting angles. Joshua Page enters the scene and an- nounces himself as the husband who deserted his family years ago, now returning to claim part of the prize money. Vivian finally wins Stuart from Camilla, Camilla wins Alex Lawton, and Sadie Stringer walks off with the prize-- Joshua Page , whom she recognizes as her long lost hus- band- -Claudius. Speed gets all the facts for the press. Joshua Page . . Camilla Page. . . Vivian Page. . . Cora Blake. . . Stuart Brand. . . Mrs. Morgan. . . Michael Morgan. Sadie Stringer. . . Speed Martin. . Mrs. Brand. . . . . 3-l The Tangled Yarn sa.. A ll is forgiven Director Mrs. Jahren and the play cast . . . . Roger Jensen Betty Broitzman Sharyl Buchanan . . . .Gloria Wolff Leonard Randall . . . .Janet Plevka . . James Lange . . . Janet Schuhmacher Alexander Lawton. . . . . . . . .Taryl Heiny . .Delores Wolff . . Laurlyn Lau . . Willa Bork ,,..f-f ,.,- ,. in-ni Dedication April 28, 1957 Guy O. Tollerud Grover C. Hammersly State Department of Education Chairman oi School Board We, the patrons and friends of Independent Consolidated District No. 145, recognize the importance of the American way of life. In our united effort we wish to promote strength of character, loyalty to our nation, abil- ity to perform a chosen vocation, a sincere respect for the laws of our land, and the desire to live a morally worthy life. Though the walls of this building may in time crumble it is our desire, seasoned with determination, that the high purposes of education will survive in this community. For these ideals we dedicate this building to the youth of our district, to the fathers and mothers, patrons and to every organization whose purpose is to promote educational welfare. May the use of this building and its facilities be characterized with order and dignity. Grover C. Hammersly Lx-I Athletws QI Coach-Mr. Stalker The first year for athletics in the new Glenville High school, as far as victories are concerned, has been disastrous. There are more benefits from athletics than the won-lost column show, though, it is these qualities plus the outlook for next year that I am going to comment on. The boys who came out and stayed out, showed lots of enthusiasm and desire. We received com- ments on the fine sportsmanship and behavior even when losing. I am hoping that the competitive spirit has become part of the individual and that he will do everything in his power to help him become a better athlete and citizen. The outlook for next year is good in that we have everyone back plus a number of eighth graders. It looks like football and baseball will be greatly improved for next season, but because of lack of height, the outlook for basketball is not too bright. In closing, I would like to say that only time will tell how much we will improve in another year, because training by the individual himself is the or1ly way he can improve. CO-CAPTAINS: Bob Crane, Ronnie I Olson, . 'W I 251-af 7 ,N A' 2 .az 1-i. W 5' ,N . Q ., , , nr ., 9 .. ,, A, 1 f 9 s I 'W' 'g o I r K sr ' U' Fix 'f J ' K' N ' 7 1 L ,iw 45.1 , i ,, , 4 I N X 6 7 .6 ,l -4 1 r C i. X P FRONT ROW: R. Olson, R. Crane, H. Carroll, J. Green, T. Lang, J. Lang, R. Hall, G. Steene. SECOND ROW: I. Legried, J. Falksen, C. Buchanan, D. Hauge, J. Ziebell, D. Staehling, R. Kos, C. Carlson, R. Machacek. THIRD ROW: Mr. Wallace, H. Steen, L. Minear, R. Nelson, D. Oakland, D. Biebighauser, N. Lang, D. Williamson, Mr. Stalker. J-. sf KI lg . , LINEMIEN: FRONT ROW: Jim Lang, Larry Brabec, Dave Biebighauser. BACK ROW: Ronnie Olson, Roger Hall, Dave Staehling. ENDS: Chuck Carlson, Duane Hauge, Tom Wil- liamson. . I k 'Wil 5 'fi R ,gr Hx s 'A al KI fa or r L' ,J-1, A, 1 ,. K J ' j BACKFIEID: FRONT ROW: Neil Lang, Loren Minear. BACK ROW: Dale Oakland, Bob Crane, Tom Lang. Scores Grand Meadow 47- 0 Rose Creek 51- 0 Ventura 36-14 Adams 48- 0 Northwood 47- '7 2 Roger Lee Robert Crane David Bi9bigh3l1S9I Dale Oakland Roger Hall S cores Leroy 67-22 Elkton 65-24 Adams 78-19 Freeborn 68-32 Ioice 78-24 Grand Meadow 66 Elkton 68-15 Ioice 63-32 Ellendale 62-15 Freeborn 71-19 Adams 49-13 Lake Mi1l.s 96-16 Grand Meadow 63-23 Carpenter 70-24 Leroy 77-9 Forest City 91-31 Hayfield fsub -districtj 70-19 -ll Bruce Mittag me W L Baseball FRONT ROW: L. Minear, H. Steene, J. Thompson, C. Larson, L. Minear, D. Biebighauser, R. Jensen. SECOND ROW: B. Mittag, N. Lang, I. Legried, T. Lang, R. Olson, J. Lee, R. Staehling, J. Lang, C. Carlson, G. Steene, R. Machacek. Truck FRONT ROW: R. Came, D. Oak- land L. Minear, T. Lang. BACK ROW: Mr. Wallace, L. Brabec, R. Halvorson, J. Green. Activities Officers Minding Their Manners? Anxiously Awaiting The Food Junior-Senior Banquet 8. Prom On May 11, 1957 everyone was aglow as they ate and danced to the theme of Evening in Paris. David Staehling was the Master of Ceremonies and announced the program which consisted of a short talk by the Superintendent, Principal, and the Jlmior Class Advisors. Following this were some musical numbers by the girls trio and the boys quartet. After the banquet everyone took their places for the Grand March into the gymg which was gaily decorated with side- walk cafes. Preparing for the Banquet Enjoying Themselves? Jasc ,Aff ?l5'lQ9 1: my I K 9' nv' rv Senior Week Baccalaureate, May 26, 1957 Commencement, May 28, 1957 A. C. Korsrud, Baccalaureate Speaker Leading the Recessional l . k M N, Il, ll, :L ,Lff ,QL 0, i 0 O, u. xg -1' qu, Earl Hall, Commence ment 232 , K K . Q' N1 Ye ,Ex 152 S r Qiwzwun 4 X 2 9 QQ , E? 45 - S' Nj f wk, A ig 1 Betty Broitzman, Co-Salutatorian Getting ready for the big event! , A r ' ff.. Q, V ,. f .A - M I I., L rl 5, kkA-. ' i' li e ! ' -2 r QVA :f f 5- ug gg S5 , , i fm-gym, 31 mibii-9 k in V - -5 , 1' Q VL,- iii as Y W f ni E :Q , .34 5 Y 5 lr 5 'Q ,S it 5 4 L 2 's ,il A rg? '.,, Q Li i Gloria Wolff, Valedictorian Delores Wolff, Co-Salutatorian About to receive their diplomas ,,. A 1 3 i Af 4 b ,..,, kz . h , mi , . - M6 Y .. V L ix y N 1 Y ta , ygpviy Q L W i , , Q , f y 1 If X 1--V '- 1 ' B K' Q ,ixdffi Q E 1 5 2 '15 5 gh ' M 0 i A 1 ' 4 I me xfff'K Nl 'v-'Q -: f 1 . . A .l,, ,X hi? 1 duality! ,ug LLW,L f '- '. , 2 1. Out of the mouths of babes 2. Brainwashing 3. Elvis, feminine gender. 4. Dairy Day Princess 4. They said it was a Coke! 6. Which twin has the Bobbi ? 7. Dah 8. Playtime romance 9. Sixteen Tons 10. Four Hits and a Miss 11. Dreambait 12. The uncommon laboring man 13. 7-Up, Coke and ????? 14. Have you heard about the salesman and the farmer's daughter -- 15. The Most Happy Fe11a 16. 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