Goodhue High School - Yearbook (Goodhue, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1951 volume:

. I 4 1,4 ,fx 1951WILDCAT Senior Class GCJODHUE HIGH SCHGOL Goodlwue Mmne ota PUBLISHED BY THE OF THE , 5 Co Ed1tors B us xness Manager Advert1s1ng Feature Editors Art Edxtors Layout Edltors Sports Edltors Muslc Editor Semor Editors Jun1or Edztor Sophomore Edltor Freshman Editor Calendar Edltors Photography Typlsts Annual Staff Rose Mane Frankhn Elame Shelstad Blame Zlmmerman J'1m Slmanskz Jlm Lohman Harold Peper Stanley K1a1r Harlon Stehr Orwayne Holst Mary Jean O Rellly Carl Holst Jane Yungers Mary Lou Majerus Joan Mehrkens Davxd Gad1ent Roger Majerus Marllyn German George D1ck O Rellly R1chard Acquard Mary Ann McHugh Florence McNamara Harold Harvey Nick Delva Beverly Moran J'an1ce Cook Llla Mae Mlckelson Melvm Lmdhart Lyle Rusch Phylhs I-hlan Joan Buck Delame Klein Girls' Sports Editors .... . . . ...... . .Elaine Vieths il ,. ,W.1-1 5-?..E:. 5. 3 X ,f-' 'B 4 + ,M -'Q-Q ' DEDICATION f, ' .. ' To .. 4,.,,. - ,i I 6 ' , -I 9 '- -1 wi 'K K u x 4 X f .fa-Q I 4, .A ..- ' . ' ' . K Z . I W SM.- - 'N-A I W , M . ...fm ,sr A -Q j in I . ,A J A I V ,. .x i A V. ' -... ' 'A 1 ' A 4. A W .- 1 I. To Richard H Carlson our teacher and frxend we he Senlors of 1951 ded1cate this annual Mr Carlson taught at Goodhue High School for szx months prxor to h1s entermg the Un1ted States Army He left many fond memorzes wxth the sc1ence and mathematxcs classes he mstructed The many fme compllments from Goodhue athletes are evzdence enough of h1s supenor coachmg abxhty We feel proud ln thzs opportun1ty to dedicate this annual to an outstandlng pedagogue a good frlend and a soldler of democ racy 4 if X I ' E x v ' 1 , Ql 9. 1. A . . ' r 1 0 t . . . , Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 ' . 45 A 5 f -U ,. W 9 iffy N I 0 I ......,w,L ADMINISTRATION in 'I' X, 1 S I W I J' Faculty FRONT ROW: Miss Gould, Miss Cree, Miss ldnrk, Mrs. LAacNamara, Miss Nelson. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Wood, Mr. Hilling, Mr. Hubert, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Wood, Mrs. Olive Birknese. 1 ' I 0 Q ' ' ' D ' I . . . , . Mxss Kathryn Gould Macalester College Mrs John MacNamara Wmona State Teachers Mrs C S Wood Macalester St Paul Mmnes ota Mr Clarence Roberts Macalester College College Mxss Glor1a Cree Rxver Falls State Teachers College Mzss Beverly Nelson Harnlme College Umverszty of Mmnesota Mr Donald Hxllmg St Olaf College Wmona State Teachers College Mr Charles S Wood Pr1nc1pal Macalester College Northwestern Unlverslty 6 M1s s Margar et Mark Wmona State Teachers College Mr W E Hubert Superxntendent Wmona State Teachers College Un1vers1ty of Chzcago Uruverslty of Minnesota Mrs Ol1ve Brcknese Wmona State Teachers College BE DRIVERS Torn 0 Reilly Torn Franklin. Alfred Miller Dave Franklin TOM FRANKLIN Janitor 31-441 Y B ,gl le -fa nun, MRS MCHUGH MRS KISETH OUR COOKS While xn the kitchen they prepare Meals for students made wzth care They do a lot of hard and heavy work And from thezr dutxes they never skurk Mrs McHugh and Mrs Kmdseth are the two Who make this food for me and you They work from seven A M 't111 three. To make these meals for you and me These good cooks come every day And do a lot of work to get their pay We wish to thank them for what they do For us Senlors and the other classes too By Elame Shelstad 7 -. wal V I f Q XL, 'PJ I.- Q7 RQ Z Q 'ogo gmw 2 Xl I N 4 X W, X xX 5 N WX W .ff ..,-2 GRADUATES QT- X ,.. XX , 'S 'S' : XA - HN, '. 2 7 ' ' SN mn uf F -- -, , , -v V V., x'l?f -'DN N .K I' ' 1 11' xx-4 1,117 Z at-Y 'Q' lx NH' , K' 1' st K --. f. 1 ,L YR J . 'I ,Qi ' . K J .,,.a.,, RICHARD ACQ UARD lD xc kxej lf there xsn t a cxrcus star! one yourself Class Presxdent Declamatxon Baseball Football Manager League Vxce Presldent Boys Chorus Basketball Manager Mlxed Chorus Class Play Letterman s Club FLORENCE McNAMARA Uflossxel 1 hke thxs country people m all walks of life prefer to nde Vice Presndent Treasurer Gxrls Chorus G A A Basketball Mxxed Chorus A JOAN MEHRKEN5 Joanxe My idea of an agreeable person IS one who agrees wxth me Transferred from New Ulm ln A948 G A A Mxxed Chorus Gxrls Chorus Class Play 5414444 of ffl Y ROGER MAJERUS None knows how much he Basketball Baseball iff wA,4.lqf, HAROLD PEP!-IR Go ahead and sxgh gurls do you any good Boys Chorus Declamatxon Band Football Manager Letterman s Secretary Mxxed Chorus Basketball Football Class Play Presxdent Baseball 234 up-af QR-:sl know s A Qlrlarryj xt vs on t L LILA MAE MICKEIBON 1L1laj 'Very busy but quiet about xt Declamatlon 1.2,4 l GAA ,lJ1g,1.n..4L 9 .x......W.uv.v.4.uau.... as l' v 1 u , a . , , , 'Sl 1 ,..a J: wi? DAVID GADIENT Devel A smile that could eat a banana sideways Transferred from Onamxa 1949 Football Baseball Letterman s Club Boy! Chorus Nllted Chorus JOAN BUCK I d take shorthand only that takes me longer Hotnecomlng Queen Mixed Chorus G A A Declamatxon Girls Chor Jo l23 234 RXE MARIE FRANKLIN QRos1el I with there was some other way o lfhff the day besides getting up Class Treasurer Mixed Chorus Declamatxon Sextet Claus Play G A A Class Secretary Band Glrll Chorus Basketball Cheerleader League Secretary HAROLD HARVEY l34 234 1234 Hal He knows that a football team isn t the only place one needs a lxne Class President Letterman s Club Baseball Basketball Football Class Vice President CARL HOLST A Country Gentleman also Woman s Home Companion 234 1234 lcusl Transferred from Lake CXQYUJI949 Basketball Letterman s Baseball Football Clase Play 1,4 I MARILYN GERMAN Vfvvfyl We are never so happy or so un happy as we lmagxne Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus G A A Basketball Class Play Cheerleader Sextet 43.40 ' ' ,fnfipb A, 'fl 10 1234 ZJQ 1234 ........4Q 'Q hi' 4--anus s, 42 ORWAYNE HOLST fOrwaynel Hi diddle dee dee a football field s the place for me Band Z Football Letterman s Baseball Qffff-A PHYLLIS HILAN QPhy1l She majors tn mmol' affections Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus G A A Basketball Class Play DELAINE KLEIN fLa.neyJ The world belongs to the enex-get IC but who wants the world Girls Chorus 2 3 4 G A A Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 STANLY KLAIR fStanj Life a too short, he doean t worry you ll never see hlrn in a hurry Boys Chorus Baseball Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus Basketball Z 3 MARY LOU MAJERUS fLuLuJ I spend my days ln arguments my nights in planning them Girls Chorus Z Band Z Basketball Class Play Mixed Chorus Z G A A. l Z 3 Declllnlthm , www J ,fl f fl MELYIN LKHART fMelJ He oeeallmaally I-lt l the class with brilliant recitation! Transferred from Lake Cltyfn l948 League President Letterman s Boys Chorus Class Play Homecoming King Basketball ..................... . Band ....................... Z 3 4 Mixed Chorus ...... ..... ...... Football ...................... ll new ES., la... 'SQ 12 JAMES LOHMAN Ari, I get up at the crack of dawn shi up the crack and go back to bed Boys Chorus League Secretary Mixed Chorus Football Band Class Play Basketball Letterman s Club 234 234 1234 IZ34 OAL, K0 114 1-.1 Y ANN MCHUCKI QMuttJ When I feel lxke exercising I just he down until the feeling goes away Girls Chorus Mixed Chorus Basketball G A A Class Play Band Tumbling Sextet 234 Z34 234 234 MARY JEANO REILLY QMary Jean, Her heart is like a fan always m cu-c ulahon Declamahon Class Play Tumbling Treasurer Basketball Bad ! Chorus .J A. A. J GEIRGE DICK 0 REILLY News llnderestlrnate the a wanna. Buys Chorus Leibrman s Flllblll Clnsl Play Presilent. llixell Chnrus Basldbll. Basehllll. Treasurer ' 1 LYLE RISCH fDickl power of 234 Z34 234 N311 I may do somethlxg semsatimml yet .. Boys Chorus Band Baseball 1 League Secretary Mixed Cha-us Basketball. Football Letterman S 234 234 ELAINE SHELSTAD QElainel I can live without poetry, musm, or walking but who in the world can live without talking ? ' Secretary Class Play Mixed Chorus Turnbllng G A A Girls Chorus Basketball QJVM-ur nv IZ 1234 'F' if , 1 . I - My ....,........ .. ,, g k , ..... .........l .... ,,.......,... ...mls 1 ' .... 3:4 A . L4 V' V , 4 .K - 39 .. . . 'vgg . ', V Fly , X' ' X X 953 ' .. .......... ..l, ,, , ' A 4 . ........ . ..... A as 3 ' A .... 1 V Q f y qw, I . ................ , , , we gi W U .......-...........l....3 f -ff J ' ' .. ..................... .z,3 ffwif .. ' . if . - I.. I ' .....1,z,3,4 A f Girls' crm-us...... .. ....1,z,3,4 'G Q .... V I ., ..........1,z,3.4 , r ff . J 9 4 I , Il f A ' g ...........3,4 ....... ---------- ----1. . . . - -.................1, . , .. ' A A 12 - 4,1 ' J T. . . . 4 . . ki A 5- ..IIIfffII.ffIfIi. .'fl I . ...3:4 Q .................. .... 4 1' A f mf, ff . .' ......... . , , , 'Wil Xl XM 4 ,L JAMES SIMANSKI Uunj The most fun 1 have 111 school as when I m not there Basketball Z Baseball '77-cfs, ELAINE VIETHS lElalnej A giggle xs worth thousand groans Girls Chorus Z 3 4 Basketball Mixed Chorus Z 3 4 G A A Z 3 4 JANE YUNGERS Uamej All the sleep l ever needed was five mmutes more Girls Chorus Band Basketball G A A Mixed Chorus Sextet Tumbling Class Play I HARLAN STEHR Uflarlanj Once l guessed right ELAINE ZIMMERMAN QE1ai.neJ Quiet, unruffled, always the same Class Play 3 Guls' Chorus ................. 3,4 Mixed Chorus ........ . ...... 3,4 G.A.A........... .. ....l,Z,3,4 Phasafe-.,4..2 1 3 Ev wap 'i New President Richard Acquard Vice President, Florence McNamara Treasurer Rose Mane Franklm Flower Forget Me Not Color, Blue and Silver Motto Ambxtion ls The Spring Of Life Keep It Wound Up ,Jf,,e.vf.s4,f Class Prophecy 1 Is IS now rn the year 1970 Admiral Richard Acquard decides to look up his former classmates He starts out from Bellechester hzs naval headquarters with his private secretary Mary Ann McHugh and Rose Mane Franklm his pnvate nurse Mary Ann has Just graduated from business school and is m her late forties As thzs trio departs they find that most of their old classmates have traveled abroad They fxrst of all go to Sweden where upon visiting the King they find Phyllis I-hlan She 15 engaged to hrs son Prince Gustav They also find Harlan Stehr working m the field wlth his new diesel tractor lt is especially designed with a bed for him because he could never stay awake very long anyway While passing through Poland they see Cueball Holst trying to sell his new book entitled Moron Jokes And How To Tell Them In France they find the former Elaine Shelstad on her honeymoon Her husband is a famous drummer and soloist m Spxke Jones the Znd Orchestra Well what have we here 9 An auct1on Sure and who IS that hollering ? It s Nozsy Rusch the best auctloneer 1n Europe Wh1le ln Germany they fznd Joan Buck now a marrxed woman The Hadler famlly seems to be on the mcrease Joan Mehrkens IS operatmg a large chicken farm across the road from the Hadler family On the border of Russia they fmd Delalne Klenm washmg the n' on curtain She tells them that Jzm Szmanski IS on the other sxde of the Curtam He as presldent of the salt mines in Smberia Their next stop is rn Turkey where they fmd Jane Yungers and what IS she domg ? Well you mxght know baby sitting They also stop Ln Rome where they fmd George O Reilly head coach of Notre Dame on vacatzon While leavmg hrs nurse Rose Marie to v1s1t with George Richard and Mary Ann go out to lunch m one of the best restaurants in town Elame Zxmmerman comes to walt on them much to thexr surprzse She s still gettmg those free meals too Whxle on the boat passzng Africa they can famtly see Roger Majerus on the Sahara Desert herdmg mzllions of sheep ln Pans they see Lila Mae Mickelson modelmg hxgh heeled shoes She also has a copy of the newly ed1ted d1ct1on ary Mxckelson s Best Art Lohman IS lwmg luxurlously on the Rock of Gxbraltar where he made has fortune operatmg a Standard O11 Station Thelr next stop IS m the beautxful country of Ireland where upon vzsrtlng Dublin they fznd Florence McNamara dressed ln green who has returned to the native country as an ambassador from the Unxted States Now on their Journey back to Amerzca R1chard srts down to watch televzsnon for awhile Who s that? Why mt s Mary Jean O Rexlly a televlslon actress She always did l1ke to show off Now they fmd themselves an Puerto Rico Stanley Klaxr has a rlce plantation down here He is sitting takzng it easy wlule the gxrls are out in the rice paddles slavxng away Marilyn German is one of these gmrls and she ms trying to fmd a new method of razszng rice for rxce pudding She is engaged to a Mexxcan cowboy Melvin Lmdhart 1S now well known m the nlght clubs of Mex1co for has boogie woogxe and is also a promment orator Orwayne Holst IS a prominent radio announcer nn Brazil He gwes the weather report for Alaska Elame Vxeths has made quite a name for her self on the radxo also She IS on a sxngmg commercxal which advertxses bubble gum Back an the U S they find Harold Peper stxll attending Harvard University Thzs as hzs ninth year there but he can t seem to get out so easy on a pull lxke he did in Goodhue High He has been usmg Mzckelson s Best but xt doesn t seem to help very much Mary Lou Majerus never ventured far from her home town but she has done O K for herself She IS lwmg on a prosperous ranch rn Belle Creek The only one of the class of 51 who remamed m Goodhue was Hal Harvey He holds the posztlon of vxce presxdent of the vrce president of the vxce presxdent of the v1ce presndent of the Goodhue Clay Pitts Only one of the class IS not to be found He IS Davld Gadxent He was last seen at the czrcus rn Goodhue and rt 15 belzeved that he has migrated to the North Pole now 14 . - - . . . 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Class Wlll The Semor class of 1951 wants to take thls opportumty to get nd of some of our possesszons accumulated during the four years at Goodhue I-hgh We thmk some of these thmgs should be left at Goodhue for the benefxt of future generatzons So bemg of sound mxnd and body we wzll the followmg to the underclassmen wzth strzct orders that they make use of everythmg that we gwe up , Unto the .Tumors we gwe all wxsdom and dxgnzty Also unto the Jumors we be queath the full rzght of supervzsxon over the mc ommg Freshmen To the Sophomores we bequeath our excellent knowledge obtamed from magazmes We also gwe our motto Don t crltxcxze Lf you don t l1ke the matenal wrmte somethmg better To the teachers we leave the memorxes of all our mzsdeeds and hope that never again do they have to put up with such a class We also w1sh to gwe them a book of rules to use next year To Mr Hubert we gxve a pazr of spy glasses so he may catch all the lawbreakers We bequeath to no one m partzcular but everyone xn general the mirror in the locker room for whatever purpose they see ht Anything else m the l1ne of landmarks or txme honored customs may be dxstrxbuted to the best advantage of the entlre student body Our mdwxdual beneflts are as follows Rzchard Acquard wzlls hxs brams and everythmg else he s got to D gger Majerus Phylhs Hzlan walls her blonde ha1r to Mary Benda and also some of her dates to Dons Ehlen Jxm Szmanskz wills h1s Cannon Falls redhead to Mr Roberts Harlan Stehr leaves hrs ab1l1ty to sleep m class to James Trudeaux Lila Mae M1ckelson leaves her zeal to study to Larry Downey Stanley Klaxr wrlls hxs seat on the bench to Johnme Reese Keep xt warm Elaxne Zxmmerman wxlls her hazr to Brona Bartlet and re qu1res that she spend at least two hours a day fxxmg xt Marllyn German leaves her wardrobe to Mlss Gould We know she won t fmd room for all of it Nell Bremer IS the named reczprent of Orwayne Holst s flashy shxrts George Dick O Rezlly leaves hxs freckles and hemxe to Mr Wood He also wxlls all hzs aches and pams to Tom Franklm J Harold Peper wxlls hxs bluffmg to anyone who can get away with It as good as he dmd Delame Klem wxlls her quxet modest manner to Kenny Hodson Elame Shelstad wrlls her leopard skm coat to Hammerhead and her nickname Ool1e t anyone who wants xt Hal Harvey wzlls the car back to hzs folks wzth hopes that they may now get a lmttle good out of xt Roger Majerus leaves hls dxalect to Mlss Cree Joan Buck w1lls W1ll1e to no one Florence McNamara wants some lrzsh to remam ln Goodhue High so she leaves It ln the hands of Roger Budenslek Art Lohman gives his name back to h1s Dad and his dzmples to Jamce Thomforde Melvin Lmdhart leaves h1s abzlxty xn wrztmg speeches to Rex Hunter also his boogle woog1e to Joan Mans Mary Ann McHugh gwes all her old d1et1ng prescrzptxons to Jean Mandeldow Lyle Rusch wzlls all h1s noise to Joleen Cordes also hms mechanical ab1l1ty to Tom Frankltn Sr Jane Yungers walls her lovely vozce to the altos David Gadzent makes the request that Bxlly be late for school every tame posszble Rose Mane Franklm leaves her bangs to Gladys Majerus with hopes that she thmks she IS as smart m them as she does Elalne V1eths leaves her gxggles to Adelme Be sure to make use of them Mary Jean O Rellly leaves her posture to Beverly Moran Joan Mehrkens wzlls her constant worrzes over her marks to Richard Kunde Cueball Holst just can t seem to gxve up anythmg so he wzlls nothmg to nobody Mary Lou Majerus leaves her saymg Dummy to Leo Ryan a close relative of Donnle S1gned and Sealed By The Semor Class Of 1951 15 O . - - . . . . . . . - . - . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . 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Class Hlstory One day m September of the year 1948 another Ship was added to the fleet already glzdmg peacefully along on the Bay of Educatzon For on that day the Class of 1951 was launched in the Harbor of Goodhue I-hgh School Thls Shxp was placed under the guxdance of Mr Selvzg who patiently drzlled its saxlors and mspired them w1th hzs cheerful wise advlce Upon nts decks mlght have been seen about thlrty one saxlors learnmg slowly but surely the lessons wh1ch would follow them long after they had left the Shzp and the calm waters of the Harbor Our class offxcers for thzs year were Presxdent Harold Peper V1ce Presxdent Harold Harvey Secretary, Rose Marie Franklm Treasurer George O Rexlly League Rep Rachard Acquard Adv1sor Mrs Ward September 7 1948 saw the Shxp agaxn under way but without some of 1ts saxlors We lost Ernest Rosener Leatha Anderson and Robert Jonas That year Mr Wood was placed m command Sklllfully and persevermgly he guided us around many a sharp rock and through many shallow waters Joan Mehrkens and Melvm Lmdhart joined our class thls year Our class offxcers were as follows Presldent, George O Re11ly V1ce Presxdent Richard Acquard Secretary James Poncelet, Treasurer Mary Jean A few new members Jomed our ranks m the fall of 1949 We Joyfully welcomed Carl Holst and Davxd Gadlent We put on a class play Seventeenth Summer The .Tunxor Senior Prom Neptune s Nocturne was held ln May Our offlcers for th1s year were President Harold Peper Treasurer Florence McNamara League Rep Rose Mane Franklm Adv1sor Mxss Surprenant and Mzss Nelson Our fourth and last year has commenced All the members of the class have returned but Mearl Voth and James Plncelet Richard Acquard was elected Presldent Vzce Presldent Florence McNamara, Secretary Elaine Shelstad Treasurer Rose Marie Franklm, League Rep Melvm Lmdhart, Advzsor Mr Wood We determined to publxsh the Wxldcat and we put on a class play th1s sprmg Mmglmg study with work the months passed rapidly takmg wzth them many splendld class partles Now the tlme has come when we are drawmng near the time when each student on the Sh1p of 1951 will take hrs lxfeboat and start out bravely and determmed to do then' best on the great Sea of Lzfe There may be storms ahead of us, but no matter where we go or how far we w1l1 never forget Goodhue Hzgh School and the Class of 1951 16 O . . . . . . , O'R.ei.lly3 League Rep., Lyle Ruschi Advisor, Mr. Baty. A - - u I n v , - ' .- W fi 1, r' L f Jw .43 DMR lgfyfh 4 N 1 K n JA UNDER GRADUATES L2 QQ 1 ,1 1 Ja: K - 'Q z,, . K 1, X M . , 1 1 - 5' X ' fy Y 1 'J 16 ,nf A f'tffEQp' C7f'29Qi'?'fh xj?i',4j lv' Sophomore Class FRONT ROW: Dale Jonas, Brona Bartlett, Maurice Alms, Lois Sinfmnski, David O'Neill, Jeanette Dammon, Jack O'Reilly, Marlene Voth, Joan Dahling, Janice Hilan, Shirley Thomiorde, Angeline Mickelson. SECOND ROW: Lois Hinck, Glen Dankers, Lee Johnson, Lyle Puppe, Gladys Majerus, Larry O'Reil1y, Roger Roble, Orval Kesler, Richard Reese, Marilyn Bode, Charles Drenckhahn, Dennis Cordes, Mr. Roberts, Class Advisor. THIRD ROW: Leo Ryan, Bill Gadient, JoAnn Mans, Dale Duck, Doris Johnson, David Hutcheson, Forrest Wipperllng, James Ttudeaux, Dallas Diercks, Roger Budensiek, Jean Mandelkow, Dennis Mahoney. MISSING: Beverly Moran. Jumor Class FIRST ROW Thomas Franklin Alice Kehren, Rexierd Hunter Ronald Lexvold B111 Center Marion Redding Thomiord Wayne Zimmermann Miss Nelson THIRD ROW Adeline Vieths Kenneth I-lodsdon Donald Nord Harvey Opsahl Jerry Callstrom Nick Delva Dons Mae Ehlen. 18 . . SECOND ROW: Miss Cree, Clarice Strauss, Jacqueline Majerus, John Reese, Clem Ryan, Janice .lumor Hugh School FRONT ROW: Doris Bremer Karen Haas Raymond MacNamara Bobby Hanson Don Befort Marlyn Marseth Earl Zimmerman, Jackie Shelsted Pat O Reilly Jimmy Ehlen, Fredrick Rusch SECOND ROW Miss Gould Teacher Gayle Bandit Kathleen Rosner Patricia Ryan Robert Sxmanskx Rosamond MacNamara Marion Drenckhan Rita Ryan, Charles Thomforde Curtis Bollum Elroy Struz Marjorie Narveson, Isabelle Manns THIRD ROW Tom O Reilly Arlene Henriches Luan Groth Catherine Benda Joan Griffin Marla Schultz, Ioan Ersland Tyrone Ecklund Darell Jonas Myron Zimmerman Freshman Class FRONT ROW Marlyn Rusch Bettie Lunde Gladys Holst Michael Ryan Jolene Coz-des, Janet Kann Rita Dxericks SECOND ROW Mr Carlson Advisor Janice Cook Virginia George Norma Jean Ersland Bob O Reilly Pearl Decker Tom Manahan hm Franklin THIRD ROW Mary Benda Roy Roble Marilyn Klan' David Majerus Neil Bremer Richard Kunde Duane Jonas Beverly Mulhman Gloria Holst 19 Faye Shelsted, Catherine Ryan, Janice Sther, Beatrice Wolf. N BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW 'D -il Sth E3 6th Grades Roger Buck Karen Gaadke Pauline Budensxek, Constance Mans, Ruth Ann O Niell Yvonne Beiort Joan Downey Johanna O Reilly Lyle Bartlett Roger Hilan Mrs Bxcknese Danxe1O Reilly Gerald Meyer Jack Rosener Helen Siewert Marilyn Dankers George O Neill Roger Hoffman, Al Jean Majerus Julian Johnson Nyla Wolf David Ersland Allan Shelstad Gary Holst Ardelle Kann August Meyer Frederick Schulz Larry Zimmerman Margaret Benda, Mary Ann Jonas FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: BACK ROW: 3rd 55' 4th Grades Eugene Meyer, Mary J. KundefMichael Center, James Boxrud, Janice Boxrud, Deloris Jonas, Steven Majerus, Michael Ryan, Joseph Morseth, David Holst, Michael O'Rei11y, Ruth Ehlen, David Hubert. Margaret O'Reil1y, Sally Mans, Elizabeth Banitt, Marlys Majerus, Robert Barry, Murlyn Rosner, Judy Lohman, Tommie Gaedtke, Roger Bremer, Steven Buck Dennis O'Reilly. Darrel Narveson, Louis Groth, Christine Mans, Geraldine Ekblad, Judy O'Reilly Carol Hukee, Laverne Dankers, Yvonne Benitt, Rose Marie O'Neil, James Benitt Billy Shelstad, Miss Mark. 2.0 BACK ROW SECOND ROW lst 6? 2nd Gracias Harvey O Nexll Donald Ersland James Anderson Roy Buck Rxchard Sxevert Carol Holst Donald Danders Larry Groth lla Jean Rusch Judy Rosener John Anderson Chuck O Reilly Louetta Rohe Jean Ehlen Betty Buchholtz Susan Elblad Bonme Jean Angus Nyola Holst Carol Narveson Curtlss Holst Glorm Schlnnert Bonnxe Majerus Howard O Nexll James Shorter Diane Kunde Betty Frexhelt Kathleen Buck ACKNOW LEDGEMENT We the Seniors of 1951 take th1s opportunzty to thank everyone who has given us assxstance rn publxshmg thzs annual and also to those who have axded us through fmanclal backing 21 , . FIRST ROW: Mrs. McNamara, Patsy Benda, Billy O'Reil1y, Howard Hinrichs, Craig Shelstad, 1 I Y I fl V55 'ia as SCHGGL FUN .a,,..1W Q! APEX RQ QB , XZ 1 ii Q , fi ' fp 4 4 X s 'ff' 4 1 ' If j . 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I 1 1 1 ., The Parody of The Band I once knew a man who was tall and thzn He had a pau' of glasses and a bxg w1de grm He trxed to teach us muszc' That poor old man The way they played the drums was lxke an old tm can We had a trumpet player Oh' Golly was he hot ' But when It came to sxxteenth notes he was really on the spot And then there was a cornet player who sat ln the second row She used to sit and glggle and her muszc dld not know Those crazy clarmet players' They always go Squek' Squek Then they get a pxece of music To learn It takes a week You know Jan1e Yungers 9 She plays the Bar1tone Sax And when she plays her muszc She 11 Just sit there and relax And when they play thelr mus1c they must try to have a race They elther go so fast or slow That no one can keep up When Mr Wood gets crabby Then they really do shurk up The range on a bantone As you know 15 very low We only do have two of them Szttmg m the second row We even have some Saxophones To be exact we do have sax After watchmg them for just one day You d really get some kxcks Puppe as you know plays that sweet soundxng flute So out of It he gets some sour soundmg toots Beatrzce and Paullne play thezr flutes from c to c And when they do th1s kmd of stuff It just comes naturally The band xs not perfect No not 1n the least It has some terrlble tones They re not from the sax s they re not from the drums But from the slldmg trombones We also have some French horns They are kmd of good The band has one znstructor Professor Charles Seth Wood Marla Schulz and Rosamond McNamara 26 I - .4 I Neil Bremer and Orwayne Holst, they play that great big bass, Have you ever let your mxnd go wanderxng and later laughed over some of your absurd thoughts 9 The other day I let my 1mag1na tlon wander over the graduatmg class of 51 and here are some of the results of my day dreaming Just lmagme Marxlyn G wxthout a worry Phyllls H wlth red han' Roger M domg the Charleston Lyle R a qulet modest boy Joan M wzthout Merhn Jlm S at school everyday Mary Ann M strckmg to one of h Elame S wxth nothmg to say Delalne K fully awake m class Elame Z with a feather cut Jan1e Y bemg on tlme just once Carl H wlthout a moron Joke er var 1ous dxets Mary Jean O R actually watchmg a ball game Harlan S valedxctorlan of our class Mary Lou M w1th gentle ways about her Elame V unable to laugh Llla Mae M completely sat1sf1ed w1th l1fe George O R wlthout an ache or pa1n Harold H wzthout h1s Dad s car Harold P w1thout a pull Melvm L wlth no talent Stanly K with the lead 1n an operetta Rose Mar1e F w1th h1ps Art L the sxze of Dav1d O Nell Florence M a Swede or Norweglan Rlchard A wzthout a bram Joan B mlsszng an old tune dance Dav1d G wzth a Tom Orwayne H wlthout an emghth grade a Our entxre class actmg hke adults Our class agreemg on sornethmg Our class ten years from now Z7 dmlr er ' ' ll ll ' Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q g Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q - Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q g Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q VYes+ 'ln zz ' , 4,73 1... 2 QE 1 ! 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I 5 I, Z I 1A XX, YI I I Hr B 1 I ff' txxq, ' v A z ' V W5 L , Ji! , 1 5 f.':if M '4' 1' Month Day November December December December December December January January January January January January January January Fe bruary February February February February February Wasloya Champs FRONT ROW Left to Right C1 m Ryan Nick D 1 a Jr Lyl R sch John Ree e Thomas F a kli.n Ge rg ORei.lly Rlcha d Acquard M nage BACK ROW Co ch Do I-Iilling Carl Holst J m s Lohm Ha old Peper Ha ey Ops hl Sta 1 y Klair Coach Richard C lson 1950 1951 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opponent Owatonna Mazeppa Randolph Wanamingo Dodge Center West Concord Lake Clty Hayizeld Kenyon Zumbrota Byron Pzne Island Claremont West Concord Claremont Pxne Island Wanammgo Dodge Center Mazeppa Opponent Goodhue Sc ore Sc ore Sub Dxstrzct Tournament W anammg o Won 17 Lost Place Play ed There There Here Here Here There There Here There Here Here There Here Here There There There There Here There 1 28 44 29 1 1 12 60 5 38 56 3 40 47 12 32 55 15 19 57 December 19 Zumbrota 47 54 There 5 ' 48 52 9 ' 45 50 12 61 59 16 49 68 19 44 85 23 ' 43 45 Z6 47 48 30 ' 27 45 2 ' 43 44 6 ' 61 70 9 ' 51 50 13 46 62 16 33 74 Z0 ' 45 42 4 29 The B Squad FRONT ROW Left to Right Clem Ryan Dale Jonas Duane Jonas George Johnson James Franklxn B111 Center Rxchard Acquard Manager BACK ROW Coach Richard Carlson Dallas Dxercks Davxd Hutcheson Roger Budensxek Nell Bremer Dennis Mahoney Coach Don I-Ixllmg 0 ' ' ' l Sportsmanshlp and Patrwtlsm Go Hand In Hand 3 KK !! 23592 55? 4 13225: 5 1 ' I , I t VL S . mow- :U 1 Jun X f 5 U O O if Date Opponent Pine Island Wabasha Randolph Rochester Lourdes Kasson Dodge Center West Concord November LeRoy September September September October October October October W here Played Goodhue Goodhue Randolph Rochester Kas son G oodhue W est Conc ord LeRoy Sc ore Vis itors Home Won 5 Lost 3 WGSIOIG Conference The Goodhue Wildcats went through their first season in the Wasioja Conference with a 9 0 record. This netted them the coveted trophy in basketball. They also have membership in the conference with baseball and football teams and also the music depart ment. This new conference consists of the various schools: Pixie Island, Kasson, Claremont, West Concord, Dodge Center, I-Iayfield, at the time of this publication. 31 Cheerleaders Role Marie Franklin, Mar llyn German, Shirley Thou-nforde. Cheerleaders Karen Haan Gayle Bandxt Faye Shelsted Kitty Ryan Luan Groth Miss Gould Teacher G ls Basketball BACK ROW Miss Nelson Janice Hilan Lois Simanskl Mary Benda Florence McNamara Phyllis Hllan Mary Jean O Reilly Elaxne Vieths MlDDLE ROW Marilyn Klalr Janice Cook Jane Yungers Janet Kann Brona Bartlett Joan Dahllng Norma Jean Ersland FRONT ROW Marilyn Bode Gladys Holst Betty Lunde Vu-gxnu: George Rose Marie Franklin 32 l l ir' ACTIVITIES 'E MRXN Q L' 1 W- Q XX. I 'S Boys Chorus FIRST ROW Marla Schultz William Center Ronald Lexvold Wayne Zimmerman, Orval Kesler, Melvin Lindhart Duane Jonas Thomas Franklin Lyle Puppe Charles Thomforde James Franklin SECOND ROW Dale Buck David Hutcheson, William Gadient Stanely Klalr Dennis Mahoney Glen Dankers Richard Reese Lawrence O Reilly Richard Acquard Mr Wood THIRD ROW Forrest Wipperling James Trudeaux Lyle Rusch, David Gadlent Harvey Opsahl Harold Peper James Lohman, Roger Budensiek Nell Bremer, Kenneth Hodsdon Joseph Ryan George O Reilly Letterman's Club FRONT ROW: Left to Right: Gerald Callstrom, Stanley Klalr, Clem Ryan, Thomas Franklin, Richard Acquard, John Reese, Orwayne Holst. SECOND ROW: Dennis Mahoney, Leo Ryan, Kenneth Hodson, William Gadient, Dallas Diercks, Dale Buck, George O'Reilly, Nick Delva. THIRD ROW: Coach Richard Carlson, Melvin Lindhart, James Turdeaux, Lyle Rusch, Carl Holst, Harvey Opsahl, Harold Peper, James Lohman, David Hutcheson, Harold Harvey, David Gadient. 34 Mlxed Chorus FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW Grrls Chorus Lois Slmanskl, Marxon Reddmg Marilyn German Jeanette Kann Jamce Cook Brona Bartlett Elaine Zzmmerman Shxrley Thomiorde, Vxrglma George Rose Marie Franklin Gladys l-lolst Rxta Dxercks Angeline Mlckleson Marla Schultz. Clance Strauss Jeanette Dammann, Bev rly Muhlman, Mary Benda Marilyn Klalr Janxce Thomforde, Norma Jean Ersland Gladys Majerus Marlene Voth Joan Dahlmg Betty Lunde Gloria Holst Phyllis Hilan, Jane Yungers, Mary Lou Majerus, Mr Wood Jo Ann Mans, Jacqueline Majerus Delaine Klein, Joan Mehrkens Mary Ann McHugh Mary Jean O Reilly Elaine Vlethl loan Buck, Jean Mandelkow Marxlyn Bode Adelme Vleths, Doris Ehlen, Florence McNamara Pearl Decker, Doris Johnson Janice I-lxlan FIRST ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW Ronald Lexvold Marlon Reddmg Lois Sxmanskl Marilyn German Jeanette Kann, Janice Cook Brona Bartlett Elaxne Zimmerman Shirley Thomiorde Virginia George Rose Marie Franklin Gladys Holst Rita Dlercks Angelme Mlckleson, Jane Yungers Marla. Schultz James Franklin Mary Benda Marilyn Klaxr Janice Thomforde Doris Johnson Gladys Majerus Marlene Voth Joan Dahlmg Bette Lunde Gloria Holst Phyllis Hxlan, Norma Jean Ersland Mary Lou Majerus Charles Thomforde Orval Kesler Jo Ann Mans Jacqueline Majerus Delaxne Klexn Joan Mehrkens Mary Ann McHugh, Mary Jean O Reilly Elaine Vleths Joan Buck, Jean Mandelkow, Adelme Vieths Marilyn Bode Dons Ehlen Florence McNamara Pearl Decker Janxce I-hlan Wayne Zxmmerman Thomas Franklin Richard Acquard Wlllxam Gadxent Dale Buck Forrest Wxpperlmg James Trudeaux Harvey Opsahl Joseph Ryan Harold Peper, Lyle Rusch Stanley Klaxr Dav1dGadlent Roger Budensxek Melvm Lindhart Jaxnes Lohman Duane Jonas Davxd Hutcheson Nell Bremer Kenneth Hodsdon George O Reilly Richard Reese Glen Dankers Dennxs Mahoney Lawrence O Reilly Lyle Puppe 35 ... . , : . . I , ' - ' ' 5 . I I ' ' I I I . I . 1 . ' . ' . . SECOND ROW: Mr. Wood, William Center, Clarlce Strauss, Jeanette Dammann, Beverly Muhlman, . I . I ' I I I I BACK ROW MIDDLE ROW FRONT ROW Tumblmg Miss Nelson JoAnn Mans Karen Haas Ryan Gayle Banidt Lols Su-nanski Margaret Benda Julie Johnson Yvonne Befort Connie Mans A1 Jean Majetus, Johanna O Re11ly Mary Ann Jonas Isabelle Mans Mary Jean O Reilly Jane Yungers Mary Ann Mel-Iugh, Manlyn Bode, Mary Benda Janice I-hlan Jamce Cook Betty Lunde Marion Redding Fay Shelstad Rxta Ryan Cathrine Benda Kathryn SECOND ROW THIRD ROW GAA Thomiorde Elaine Zimmerman Blame Shelstad Rose Marie Franklin, Marilyn German Alice Kehren Marxon Redding Gladys Holst Mzss Nelson Mary Benda Joan Dahlxng Marlene Voth, Janice Hllan, Bette Lunde Marxlyn Klan- Loxs Sxmanslu Jane Yungers Mary Lou Majerus Phyllis Hllan, Glorxa Holst Brona Bartlett Mary Jean O Reilly Florence McNamara Elaine Vxeths Janice Thomiorde, Doris Ehlen Adelme Vxeths Mary Ann McHugh Jacqueline Majerus, Doris Johnson, Marxlyn Bode Jo Ann Mans Jean Mandelkow Clarxce Strauss 36 0 O O FIRST ROW: Janice Cook, Norma Jean Ersland, Jeanette Kann, Virginia George, Shirley 2 ' . . ' . . 5 n s f , A 1 FIRST ROW SECOND ROW THIRD ROW FOURTH ROW FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: .Sn -as-rbi: Hugh School Band Gayle Bamdt and Kathryn Ryan, Majorettes Mary Jean O Reilly John Shelstad Beatrice Wolf Pauline Budensiek Lyle Puppe Jo Ann Mans Rose Marie Franklin Arlene Hxnricks Myron Zimmerman Joan Ersland Jeanette Kann Tyrone Ecklund Richard Reese Jane Yungers Marion Redding Lyle Bartlett Mr Wood Shirley Thomforde Karen Haas Kenneth Hodsdon Marla Schultz Doris Johnson, Harold Peper, Mary Lou Majerus Glen Dankers Rosamond McNamara Isabelle Mans Melvin Llndhart Janice Cook Mary Benda David Hutcheson Neil Bremer Brona Bartlett, Janice Hllan, Lois Sxrnanski Virgxnxa George Robert O Reilly Patricia Ryan, Curhss Bollum Norma Jean Ersland Thomas O Reilly James Ehlen Lou Ann Groth Charles Thomiorde Bette Lunde James Franklin Orwayne Holst 44 Grade Band James Ehlen Catherine Benda Robert Hanson Pauline Budensiek Charles Thomforde Arlene Hinrlcks Myron Zimmerman, Joan Ersland Thomas O Reilly Patricia Ryan Curtlss Bollum Connie Mans Lou Ann Groth. Yvonne Bennit, Judith O Reilly Ardell Kann Sally Mans Yvonne Befort Johanna ORellly Karen Haas Judith Burfiend Julie Johnson Laverne Dankers August Meyer Roger Buck Roger Hilan Frederick Schultz Mr. Wood. Gayle Banldt Kathryn Ryan Tyrone Ecklund Al Jean Majerus John Shelstad Lyle Bartlett David Ersland, Nyla Wolf Joan Griffen Rosamond McNamara Isabelle Mans Marla Schultz Beatrice Wolf. 37 Homecoming On Thursday evenmg October 19 1951 the students of Goodhue High School took part in their annual Snake Dance ' led by the cheerleaders. After the Snake Dance we all enjoyed the warmth of the magic lit bonfire, thanks to the Freshmen. Speeches by Mr Carlson LuVerne Deircks Mr. Wood Mr. Hubert and Captain George O Reilly made up the program The cheerleaders led us ui several yells and then a football game was portrayed by several members of the G A A The big mo ment came when Melvin Lxndhart and Joan Buck were crowned King and Queen The next day we paraded around town floats represented the different classes Junior High got first prize Ln this division We then went out to the football field where we watched the Wildcats win easily over the Dodgers the score bemg 7 to 12 Night came and we all attended the dance The music was furnished by Hecks Orchestra Alumm Dance This dance given annually by the Seniors for the grads of Goodhue High was held on December 2.8 1951 This was the largest alumni dance ever attended in this school the fact being the music of the Bennett Greten Orchestra Operetta THE BELLE OF BAGDAD a musical comedy was presented by the musical department of Goodhue on February 9 10 1951 CAST Mrs. J. Horace McCann Knew American Consul in Bagdad, .... . . . Mary Ann McHugh Elsa McCann ther daughter, .............................. ......... M arilyn Klair Anne Blackwell fa friend of E1sas', ...... ..... .... R o se Marie Franklin Archie Fitzgibbons ffrom dear old London, .... ...... R ichard Acquard ' I , ........................ .... ' ' Q ' , ......... .... ' ' Q , ................. ........ Q ' ............. .... ' ' Q ' ' , ..... . . . ' ' ' ' ' ' , ........ . . . . . . ' ' ' Q ' ' .............. . . . Zelmda a dancer Rose a daughter of the Cahph Lily another daughter A11 Ben Mustapha fthe prefect of police, Hassan El Carib fthe caliph of Bagdad, Jewel his famous daughter, Bob Ballentme an airplane mechanic Bill Blake this friend and mechanic Henrietta Whipstitch a romantic spmster, Dick Taylor ffrom the Super Supreme Film 38 Company, Mary Jean O Reilly Elaine Zimmerman Jane Yungers Kenneth I-Iodsdon David Gadient Marilyn German George O Reilly Harold Peper Doris Johnson Melvin Lmdhart Homecoming Royalty Shirley Thomiorde, Janet Kann, Jacqueline Majerus, Queen Joan Buck, King Melvin Lindlxart, David Hutcheson, Duane Jonas, Tom Franklin Declamatzon BACK ROW Mass Cree Lyle Puppe Larry O Reilly Robert O Reilly Marilyn Bode Doris Ryan Mis s Gould FRONT ROW Janice Cook Karen Haas Rxta Ryan Isabelle Mans Harold Peper Rose Marie Franklm Lula Mae Mickelson Janice Hilan 9 2 ' . . ' ' . ' . . Johnson, Mary Jean O'Reil1y, Rex Hunter, Thomas O'Rei1ly, Bill Center, Patsy 3 BACK ROW Mx s Surp enant George O Reilly James Poncelet Elaine Shelstad Ma y Ann Nc!-Iugh, Carl Hoist Elame Zimme man James Lohman, Jane Yungers FRONT ROW Mel in Llndhart Mary Jean O Reilly Ros Marie Franklin Marilyn German, Ha old Pep Jumor Class Play Seventeenth Summer a comedy xn three acts by Maureen Daly was presented by the Jumor class November 4 and 5 1949 Angle a 17 year old g1r1 met a young boy by the name of Jack She had a date with h1m and her mother encouraged it Margaret and Lorraine her older sisters both have boy frzends Jane as trymg to get Jack from Angie but she doesn t succeed In the end Angle goes to college and Jack says he ll wait for her Cast Of Characters Angle a 17 year old girl Marilyn German Margaret her engaged sxster Mary Ann McHugh Lorrame her hopeful sister Mary Jean O Reilly Kitty her lzttle sister Rose Mane Franklin Mrs Morrow her mother Elaine Shelstad Substxtute Rlchard Acquard Jack the boy Harold Peper Art Margaret s hope Carl Holst Jane a menace Jane Yungers Tony a boy friend George O R.e1lly Margze a girl friend Elaine Zimmerman Fitz her steady James Lohman 40 : 's r , ' , . I ,- . ' r . . : v , ' , g , I' ef. O 55 D! ' D I D I l ' . 0 . I ' . ' l I . . . . . . , . , ' I . ' I - 1 Sn1uStrhbQ: Q- 1-Q: 3 Q SCSQSCS GQQGQ II , ............................ . . ------------------ --------- . l , as nc 0 nrnmtuzznsznunmnsnnr C hthnm 1 . . , , .......................... ..... Mr. Morrow, her father- ------- - ----- - ----- ----- - - - - - --James Poncelot , ------'-- - -------t---------- ----------- - - l , ................. - - - ............. - - -.. I . . , .................... ................ . , ---------- ------- - -------.----- , - ---- --- --------- - ----' ------ - ----- ss'- We Shook The Family Tree A Three Act Comedy By Perry Clark Hlldegarde is desperately anxious to attract the attention of some eligible Senior, for it's almost Saturday night and no boy has even hinted that he'd like to take her to the big dance. She wins the school debate with an impassioned plea against drinking, but instead of attracting boys with her brains she only convinces everyone that her father must be a terrible drunkard. Despite Mother's horror at these growing wild stories about her husband she's moved by Hildegarde's fear that if she misses the prom, it's the beginning of the end--and that the final result will be a lonely old spin ster, and when the more popular girls start to lord it over Hildegarde, Mother takes action. She knows a nice boy, and she's sure he'd love to go with I-lildegarde. Hildegarde is in ecstasy at the thought and, though she doesn't know the boy's name, can t resist getting back a little at these popular girls Poor Hildegarde' How could she know that her mother would pick Freddie the one bay in school whose old fashioned parents force him to wear knickers He s a swell guy but those short pants make h1m the joke of the school ln a screammgly funny scene Hildegarde finds out the truth in front of everyone She pleads with her father to let her break the date but Father is mad for everyone is convinced now that he s a great drinker To make matters worse it develops that Hildegarde has given a little girl she was supposed to watch some envelopes to play postman wlth but the envelopes that get distributed to all the netghbors turn out to be her father s old love letters to her mother tone of them begins, Your darling green cat eyes l That settles it I-lildegarde can expect no mercy from her folks The whole school is getting ready to d1e laughing She reads an ad about Beauty Mud a substance which will work a miracle on her skin so she gets some in hopes that her fatal beauty will cause a stag line stampede Meanwhile Father in danger of losing his Job at the bank because of all the talk Hildegarde has started invxtes his boss out to the house to see for himself how sane and sensible his family really IS As Father tries to prove this I-Iildegarde her face smeared wzth beauty clay dashes into the room screaming QHer fxsherman brother has parked a large live bass in the bathtub I The boss is stunned Then his son Freddie goaded earlier by Hildegarde bursts into the room wearing long pants He s hooked them from her brother The br other rushes in after him an shortsj and cryxng Steal my pants will you? tackles Father s boss by mistake It looks like the end of every thing and they all turn on Hildegarde for one way or another she s at the bottom of every single disaster But in a laughter filled whirlwind finish the happy solution is reached We Shook The Famlly Tree 3 Act Play Comedy By Perry Clark Hildegarde who nearly turns the town upside down when she decided she no longer wants to be a wallflower Mary Jean O Reilly Sally her younger sister who aids and abets her Rose Marie Franklin Jimmy the younger brother who invents various hilarious George O Reilly Mother and father two parents with their hands more than full Joan Mehrkens and Richard Acquard Mr and Mrs Shermer who practically ruin the life of their nice son Marilyn German and James Lohman Freddie who wishes knickers had never been invented Harold Peper Ellie May and J ill two extra pretty and extra popular girls Phyllis Hilan and Elaine Shelstad Paige a mischief making little girl who eats a tube of toothpaste Mary Lou Majerus 41 I ' I . 4' - . as Bobby, the older brother: who has a passion for fishing. . . . . . . . . . . . . Melvin Llndhart 1 J Junior Semor Banquet and Prom and Board of Educatxon at our annual Junzor Semor Banquet and Prom The settmg was Neptune s Nocturne Thxs was an underwater scene 111 green and rose The music played by Loule Schuth was softly flowmg from the mzdst of a large clam shell At 9 O0 P M the gates of the stone fence were opened by Gloria Schmnert and Mlchael Center while 'Harold Harvey and hrs escort Glorxa Erxckson led the Grand March to the strams of Lazy Rzver 42 fi 14.01, 3:-, 4' ,I .,.- .1 xo -,JC v LJ' Y O O 1 On May 20, 1950, a nice spring evening, we Juniors played host to the Seniors, Faculty, September October November December January F e br uary March Aprzl May School Opened Blood Bank Magazme Drzve Dental Cluuc Orgamzatlon of P T Lyceum Sloan Fall Muslc Program Homecommg M E A JUHIOI' Class Play Health Clxmc Pop and Molly Thanksgwmg Lyceum Grade Chrxstmas Program Par kms ons Lyceum Rogers Lyceum Starry Lyceum Declamatzon Operetta Easter Vacat1on McCall Lyceum Dzstrxct Mus1c Contest Semor Class Play League Muslc Contest Wade Lyceum Sprung Concert .Tumor Semor Prom Class Day Exerczses Baccalaureate Fmal Exams Commencement Class P1cmcs 43 4 . 7 . 13 ' ' . 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Best Wishes to the Graduates - - JOHN BERLINSK Best Wlshes to the Grads ELSIES COFFEE SHOP OLSON S FOOD MARKET Best Wlshes to the Class of 1951 H E Gerken 8a A J Gerken A Complete Hardu are Servlce MARSHALL-WELLS STORES Best XVISYIGS to the Gradu tes BUCK IMPLEMENIT Best W1shes to the Graduates ARLAINE S DRESS SHOP Women s A Chddren s Apparel Goooloue M1nn MANS SL BENDA SHELL SERVICE Electncal SEFVICQ One Stop She11ubr1cat1on Phone 30 Goodhue M1nn Congratulatlons to Class of 51 TOMFOHR IMPLEMENTS Goodhue Red Wmff l I - ' 5 -- 41 va K 5 ' 7 Y 1 . 1, . , . - a G Congratulations to the Graduates - - HEANEY 8a GORMAN Meat Market 85 Locker HENRY SWENSON Restaurant Lunches Ice Cream Soft Drmks Tobacco C1gars etc Congratulatlons to the Class of 1951 STANDARD OIL CO A H Lohman Agent NYBOAS CAFE 85 NXBCTS LANES 1 I lux 4. ' '. . . , L-.-c of s- x Compliments of ff il' f x 0 -,gif X, X' 7 ,ff ., fro ffsffca, 1- X f f I A Best Wlshes RED W INC LAUNDRY 8z DRY CLFANING CO Patron1ze Your Local Agent Red Wlng Mlnn Congratulatmns to the Graduates of 1951 For A Good Place To Eat THE GABLES CAFE 1611 Mam St Red Wmg Mlnn We carry a complete lme of Basketball football baseball golf and tenms equlpment Trade prlces to all school teams F1sh1ng tackle Guns shells huntmg clothes b1cycles Evmrude outboard motors Thompson and Peterson boats SPORTING GOODS CO 226 Plum St Red Wlng Mmn Comphments of Comphments of BARTLETTS CAFE 8: BOWLING J R 8z JACK MICKLEY ALLEY Ice Cream Candy Soft Drmks etc V T I J . , . f . , . 74,4 ,f .1 I ,- S . 7 7 . 1 . , C9 7 s 1 J . 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BOB'S CAFE 5 f'hQv Pool Hall Soft Drinks Lunches - Ice Cream - Candy Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1951 NELSON'S SUPER VALU Red W1ng GOODHUE CHICK HATCHERY Naur1ce Husbyn Prop ANDERSON SHEET METAL SHOP Waterbury Furnaces O11 Burner Serv1c1ng Sheet Metal Work C R Barnes Prop Ma1n St Phon 3224 LODERMIER GARAGE Wheel Ahgnmg Body 8a Fender Work General Repa1r1ng For Prlzlyrfs DGIICIOUS Bread 85 Sunny Boy Bread V1S1t Your Red Owl Store In Goodhue ALLYN S BAKERY Red W1ng CEDERBERG BROS Sheet Metal Works Warm A1r Furnaces Eaves Troughs Roofmg All Kmds of Sheet Metal Work 222 Plum St Phone 604 L Best W1Sh6S from THE MYDINA CAFE 302 Plum St Red Wmg Excellent Food Prompt Serv1ce Y 1 ' ,rat .' 'i , . . . , . 433 ' . e ' . 1s l 'W I-IIIAK, A 1l,1.,..A ph ' A ' ' ' W .. , , . 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