Grand Marais High School - Voyageur Yearbook (Grand Marais, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

,nn .LIL I v lp If 'if 4 -72+ 1 Q.. www N X3 GY, 'W I. I4 I' Y I I! In I I ln It lo L 1 X A l f ffl' ' ' A , -4 , ml ' 3' , A f. f JW? ' 5 , My in ' ,, ' vr , ,M ,: 1 1 is fi' 1' , 5 5 A ' - W ,X ' Lv V , ' 4 1:4 1 41.5. x E IDB F , P' f-I 5 an 3 i . .fgaij-Q, YN I' g Gr 'll Qi Front row, left to right: jo Ann Brazell, Melva Virginia Nelson, Gladys Creech, Shirley Hendrickson, Kathy Kenna, Delores Croft. Row 2: joe johnson, Palmer Berglund, jerry Nelson, Carol Olson, Lizabeth Backlund, Betty jane Backlund, Ronald Olson, Neil McGiverin, Gerald Parent, Bob Sutherland. Row 3: Dick Berglund, jack Nylund, john Schuppel, jim Blackwell, Charles Backlund, Gerald Pedersen, Glenn Clemons, jim Hill, jim Walker, joe Hussey. Not pictured: jerome Brandt, Sonja jentoft, Diane johnson, Donald Lindquist, Gladys Nelson, Sharon Peterson. Smith, Florence Williamson, Beatrice johnson, HI TUHY In the fall of 1948, 55 Voyageurs fgraduates of '52j began our journey. We knew there was no elevator to success so-we took the stairs. In the first step of our journey, Hilding Bjorklund was chief canoe carrier, Gladys Creech, scribe, Gladys Nelson, chief bill collector, and joe Hussey, council member. Gerry McCabe and Tom Fuller took turns as paddle carriers. In the course of this step we were initiated into the Royal Order of Fur Carriers. Delores Croft was chosen to represent us in the Royal Beauty Contest. fHomecoming.j The second step of the journey was reached and we continued on our way. During this step of the journey, joe Hussey was chief canoe carrier, james Hill, assistant canoe carrierg Lizabeth Backlund, scribeg Kathy Kenna, chief bill collectorg and james Walker, council member. j. Paul johnson and Violet Hansey were chief paddle carriers. joAnn Brazell represented us in the Royal Beauty Contest. The Voyageurs, climbing steadily, reached the third l 8 step. The chief canoe carrier was james Walkerg assist- ant canoe carriei, james Blackwell, scribe, Gladys Creech, chief bill collector, Lizabeth Backlundg and council mem- ber, joe Hussey. The chief paddle carriers were Charles McCoy and Ruth Blackwell. Gladys Nelson represented us in the Royal Beauty Contest. During one portage of this journey we stopped for rest and entertainment. The enter- tainment took the form of a farce comedy just Ducky un- der the direction of Charles McCoy and in the hands of a very worthy cast and staff. Continuing along this step we encountered the 1951 Voyageurs in their journey and bid them come to the Lusten Resort where we served them a luscious banquet, during which many line speeches were made. After the meal, everyone adjourned to the dance floor where we danced to the music of a line orchestra and to the theme of Moonlight and Roses. We then stepped out and said good-bye to our old friends, the 1951 Voyageurs. l BETTY JANE BACKLUND KHU I1 ll 1' Gmfflmlej A charming girl is Betty, stead- fast in thought, friend to ,ill and does what she ought. Vikette Staff 3, Chorus 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, F,H.A. 1, Play Staff 3. 4, Constitution Club 2, 3, Volley- ball Champs 1,2,3,4. CHARLES BACKLUND flnlwzfn' G7'iIdl1.1lt'j A little nonsense now and then, but still as wise as other men. Play Cast 3, Annual Staff 4, Football 3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3.4. ELIZABETH BACKLUND Illzlsdzrlfffiizzzl From contemplation one may become wise, but knowledge comes only from study, G.A.A, 1,2, FHA. 1, Volleyball Champs 1,2,3,4, Class Sec. Z, Class Treas. 14, Library Club 2, Play Cast 3, Vikette Staff, Co- Editor 3, Annual Staff Co-Editor 4, Constitution Club 2, Delta Pi 2,5. PALMER BERGLUND Someday I will awaken and startle the world, Play Staff 3,4, Constitution Club 2,3. RICHARD BERGLUND Full of pep and nonsense, too, does what he's not expected to. Track I,2,3,4, Football 2,4, Let- termen's Club 4, Constitution Club 2,3, Play Cast 5,4, Annual Staff 4. JAMES BLACKWELL The best of all ways to lengthen your night, is to steal a few hours from day. Basketball 1,2, Class Vice Pres. 1,3-, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boy's En- semble 1,2,3,4, Boy's Trio 1, Football 2,3,4, Delta Pi 3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Constitu- tion Club 2,3, Play Cast 3,4, Band 3,4, Brass Quartet 3, Decla- mation 4, Annual Staff 4, Dance Band 4, Trumpet Trio 4. tru, +P' I .SV 4955 I it A ug3u:'.3,. .Nl ' l I I l My ' ' .Y A '14 , ' '. r. rift 'rf L , IEROME BRANDT :Someday his courage will un- fold, at present he's far from be- ing bold. Play Staff 5,4. O ANN BRAZELL J'Oltl enough to know better, but ttoyoung to believe it. Play Cast 5,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Delta Pi 3, Vikette Staff 3, Constitu- tion Club 2,3, Annual Staff 4, Volleyball Champs 1,2,3,4, Queen Candidate 2, Homecoming Queen 4. GLEN CLEMONS I-le wears the weight of learning lightly. Constitution Cluh 3, Lettermcn's Club 4, Football 4, Play Staff il xi. KN, I Rx N 14. fn.. .JW GLADYS CREECH ,if fS.1fI1!1luf'f.ll1l v- 1' -Y, XJJ She laughs at life, and life R QSPE, laughs with her. I ,4., 1, -- ', . . cuss stf. l,3,4, vikmf Staff 3, V .i,, Q ..,. in F,H.A. 1, Play Staff 3, Play Cast 5 ,.,.. ,,. 5. 4, Constitution Club 3.4, Camera Club 2. ,v ,1-ff ,-i'i1ffiQSf7flls .if l,.fi'i W 'tii?l5'ff' r?it5.f3 MM A tits, DELORES CROFT Though she is but little she is livcly FHA 1 GAA 17 Play Staff 5 Play Cast 4 Libriry Club 2 Viltette Staff 3 Annual Stiff 4 Chorus 4 Vollcybill Champs 1 7 3 4 SHIRLEY HENDRICRSON Quietly in her own way she does hcr work from day to clay GAA l,Fl-IAI 'NM Fr IO ia .1 , . a f ,xv 'tv pw X , -X Ar I If I.. , . bn F 4 r ,- r t 'ff m e ,- , N55 9 ZZ.: . ,J , P JAMES HILL Sure to argue, quick to act, Track 1,3,4, Class Vice Pres 2.4, Play Cast 3.4, Football SA, Let- terman's Club 1,2,5,-I, fOfticer 43 JOSEPH HUSSEY I-Ie finds the basketball team isn't the only place where he needs to be forward. Football 2,3,4, Track 1,2.3,4, Lettermens Club 1,2,5,-1, Delta Pi 4, Student Council 2, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Boys Ensemble SA, Class Pres. Z, Basketball 1,2,3,4, Play Cast 3, Vikette Staff 5. SONJA JENTOFT When she feels like working, she lies down and lets the feeling pass over. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Vikette Staff 3. Girl's Ensemble 5,4, Play Staff 3,4. BEATRICE JOHNSON Silence is more musical than any song. Chorus 1,5,4, F.H.A. 1. DIANE JOHNSON Hold the fort! I am coming! Chorus 1,5,4, Play Staff 5, Play Cast 4, Constitution Club 5, G.A.A. 1,2, Volleyball Champs 1,2,3,4, Declamation 1, Vikette Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Cheer- leader 1. JOSEPH JOHNSON I-Ie's afraid he'll die of over- work. Play Cast 3. Q6- 'ewff ' N----'rf' . fl. , .. 1' , -rw if , . 1,9 'R-.....u4r -,I, .vt I f-spew--.' -......-1' ..-I I I Jaw - M -.ad aff 1 V 1 x llll iff! . tx., . H xiiilbbs if' KATHLEEN KENNA f1'i l1f.l7' G1ilcflt.lIL'l Shes studious and quiet in school, but out of school you'cl be surprised. Clieerleutler 1.2, 5,-I, DeeI.im.i- tion 1,Z,3,-l, Constitution Club 3, Queen Candidate 4, Delta Pi 5,-I, Volleyball Champs l,2,5,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Play C.1st 353, Vik- ette Staff Co-Editor 3. Annual Stuff 4, Girls Ensemble 3. DONALD LUNDQUIST Wtirk f.1scin.ites nie. I could sit and w.itch it for hours, Play Staff 4. NEIL INICGIVERIN He is sober, but not serious, he is quiet but not idle. Play Cast 3. GERALD NELSON Hes here, he's there, he's everywhere, Football Manager 5,-1, Pres. Con- stitution Club 2.3. GLADYS NELSON Better be little .incl shine than big and cast ii Sl1.1LI0XN.H Chorus 1,2,5.4, G.A.A. 1.2, Vol- leyball Champs 1,2,3,4, Play Staff 3, Play Cast 4, Vikette Staff 3, Annual Stuff 4, Constitution Club 2.5, Class Treas. 1. VIRGINIA NELSON She never lacks for something to say. G.A.A. 1,2, Volleyball Champs l,2,3,4, Constitution Club 25, Vilcette Staff 5. Annual Staff 4, Chorus l,3,4, Play Staff 5, Play Cast 4, Delta Pi 4, Declamation 1,4, F.H.A. 1, Library Club 2,3. ...., '...q , y,y,. , 3 WS..4 -a..N ws e p , i, .. ,s 1. .. V , . ..,. ' .1 Q'-.-22-'Hs-' ggi I aG'1:Ea:7t.'::1fw f5 . au nftr::r2i 1: 1 f . 4 'fl53?ft-.5 ' sat, sl 933:31 ' :Q 'E 'ft'-f A ' WU '1+:?,. --.489 'W -il .uihkjgsh Y . R . if -if -'Erie' A xx x 4 4 ,ll 5 f' 1 ff? ati 'tub 1- ' .Q I JACK NYLUND He puts his trouble away for a brainy day. Basketball 2,5, Constitution Club 2,3, Football 2,3,4, Play Staff 3, Play Cast 4, Vikette Staff 3, Annual Staff 4, Chorus 4, Boys Ensemble 4, Lettermen's Club 4. CAROL OLSON Her ways are quiet, yet steady and sure. G,A.A. 1,2, F.H.A. 1. RONALD OLSON Because a man doesn't talk, cloesn't mean he hasn't something.: to say. Play Staff 3,4. GERALD PARENT He believes whole-heartedly that school is one of the neces- sary evils. Football 3,4, Play Staff 3. GERALD PEDERSEN Who does not love wine, wom- en, and song remains a fool his whole life long. Class Play Business Manager 3, Annual Staff 4. SHARON PETERSON fHUlI07 Gnzdualej I could be better if I would, but it's awfully lonesome being good. Chorus 1,2,3,4, Play Cast 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2, Constitution Club 2,3, Vikette Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, Volleyball Champs 1,2, 3,4, Delta Pi 3,4, Declamation 3,4, Library Club 2,3. -will fi? 1, Ib . -,J C iv, V X a L JOHN SCHUPPEL Still waters run deep. Play Staff 3,4. IVIELVA SMITH A girl who knows what she wants .incl makes a bceline for it. I It G.A.A. 2,3, Vikette Staff 3. Play KN' I , ' Cast 3, Chorus 1,2,3,4, Delta Pi - 4, Play Staff 4, Library Club 4, ' '- - Volleyball Champs 1,2,3,4, Var- sity Team 1,2. 4 A 53' q K ' ' . ,X X X A P 4' 11 N 25 'tw ' .1614 Y ,ey tor' NNN 'lla 1' fx , X In y. mm ,-i T , i 440 'Q I 'Plymu , eil, zskiftlf. .yqm Sl? it 1? '1'2 I ' 'AW-Iii A ,..- ,i +R' ': i -nm - up 'wzfv-. ' -ltr il . rf'w3'.'g ty ' 4 t L f 'i-fd: S 'Wa ' 'Q it gg, . I ,4' , -Ai- -.,..,o4 ROBERT SUTHERLAND Little Man. Wliat Now? Student Council 3, Track 3, Play Staff 3,4. JAMES WALKER He comes to school once in awhile to see how things are progressing. Football 2,5,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Debate 2,3, Lettermen's Club 2,5,4, fOfficer 3,4J, Delta Pi 2,3,4, Band 3,4, fOfficer 31, Student Council 2,3, Chorus 3,4, Boys Ensemble 3,4, Brass Quar- tet 3, jazz Band 3, Class Pres. 3,4, Play Staff 3, Basketball Ivfanager 4, Play Cast 4, Annual stiff Co-Editor 4. FLORENCE WILLIAMSON Theres a streak of mischief in every girl. G.A.A. 1,2, Vikette Staff 5, Annual Staff 4, Delta, Pi 4, Play Cast 3,4, Constitution Club 2,3, Library Club 2, Girl's Ensemble 3, Volleyball Champs 1,2,3,4. 191' ,v ANYU E YOU K UW? 4 . x PYVT' ,V, . .fu u . - 'iff H V. gf' , AV: .,..: v e,,H,,u53l'g J , - A M, 45- kr ,H , -.X , J 4 1 . R I 1+ I J.B., G.P., SH., JN., DC., PB., BJ., CB. .' 1,fvf WJ. F J Ei , , 4. 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I, Palmer Berglund, will my strength to jim Rindahl. I, jim Blackwell, will my ability to get passes to the towel room and shop to john 1 M ihr. I, DickyBerglund, will my ability to grow a mustache to Dean Nelson. I, jerome Brandt, will my ability to stay out of fights to Dona Rae Montgomery. I, jo Ann Brazell, will my ability to go with sailors to Pat Cummings. I, Glenn Clemons, will my ability to go steady to Ernie Killstrom. I, Gladys Creech, will my wittiness, laugh included to Karen Holte. I, Delores Croft, will my steadiness to Carol Tveekrem. I Shirley Hendrickson, will my brown locks and brown eyes to Margie McGiverin. 1 l, jim Hill, will my presidency of the bachelor's club to Roger Cook. I, joe Hussey, will my right foot to Marshall Fenstad. I Diane johnson, leave nothing as I need it all. I, Sonja jentoft, will my seat in the tenor section in chorus to Irene Hammer. We, Beatrice johnson and Carol Olson, will our natural curly hair to Richard Croft and Don Erickson. I, Donald Lindquist, will my ability to work to Barbara Savard. I, Neil McGiverin, will my ability to square dance to john Monson. I Gerald Nelson, will my ability to get out of school every day and go downtown to Paul Backlund. I, Gladys Nelson, will my ability to get along with teachers to Helen Bergstrom. I, Virginia Nelson, will my ability to ski to Mary jane Creech. I, jack Nylund, will my ability to get along with teachers to Yvonne Tofte. I, Ronald Olson, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Richard Shoemaker. I, Gerald Parent, will my stubbornness to Pat Russell. I, Gerald Pedersen, will my ability to get along with the librarians to Dennis Olson. I Sharon Peterson, will the Finland Air Base along with my unusualness to Carol Bent in hopes that she will make good use of them. oe johnson, will my ability as an A student to Marie Norman. I ohn Schuppel, will my trapping ability to Nancy Kratoska. a 1 1 1 I, Melva Smith, will my freckles to jane Carter. I, Bob Sutherland, will my way with women to George Bloomquist. jim Walker, will my ability to go steady and not break up to Shirley johnson. I, Florence Williamson, will my ability to get my man to Donna Smith. I, Kathy Kenna leave. 1,1 J I. ln Witness Whereof, We, the Senior Class of '52, set our hands and seal hereto this twenty- ninth day of May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two f1952j. HISTORY, Continued The fourth step of the journey was reached and the fur carriers had dwindled to 55. james Walker was chief canoe carrier, james Hill, assistant canoe carrier, Gladys Creech, scribe, and Lizabeth Backlund, chief bill collector. Byron johnson and Robert Tharp were chief paddle car- riers. During this step we were given the honor of initiating the 1955 Voyageurs into the Royal Order of Fur Carriers. XVe were represented in the Royal Beauty Contest by Kathy Kenna. An- other member of our party, joAnn Brazell, was bestowed with the great honor of becoming queen and reigned royally during the remainder of the fourth step. Again we saw the need of enter- tainment so we stepped off at another portage where we again put on a farce comedy, Love Is Too Much Trouble, under the direction of Dorothy Hochstetler. Once again the cast and staff did a fine iob. One day when things weren't going too well, the Voyageurs decided we needed a rest, so took a one-day vacation from the duties of our journey. As we were walking quietly up the road of life, we heard a loud hello, It was none other than our very dear friends, the 1953 Voyageurs, who had been following us up the road to invite us to a banquet at the East Bay Hotel and to stay over for the prom at the school house. As we left, we thanked the i953 Voyageurs, waved a fond good-bye and, continued on to the fifth step of our journey. Yes, we have reached the fifth step, but even so, we have not reached the ultimate success we have been searching for. must continue slowly on up the road of life, for we realize more than ever, There is no elevator to success, take the stairs. Conlinlzetl on Page 16 PRUPHECY The year is 1962, The Grand Marais class of 1952 is holding its reunion in the new Grand Marais High School. This was the last class to graduate from the old school down town, so it marks an important day for the class of 1952. As we walk into the large auditorium, we see some of our classmates already here. There is JIM the corner. He has a repu- late for anything. He really the world. In the past ten BLACKXWELL over in tation for never being worked himself up in years, he has become a millionaire executive. JEROME BRANDT has come down out of the woods for this big occasion. He is the owner of the Brandt Fur Market. With him is his assist- ant, JOHN SCHUPPEL, who knows all about trapping and hunting. Vile see JACK NYLUND and DICK BERG- LUND, ace detectives, enter the door. They saved their money for ten years to buy themselves a little gun and shoulder holster, Wfith them is their private secretary, SHIRLEY HENDRICKSON. I hear that she earns quite a bit of money in the detective business. Here comes another early bird. DIANE JOHN- SON is merchandiser for a big dress firm in Florida. Right behind her is CAROL OLSON, who is a famous dress designer. Both are dressed to the height of fashion. Now the nurses are entering in a group. They are: GLADYS NELSON, FLORENCE XWILLIAM- SON, JO ANN BRAZELL, ELIZABETH BACK- LLTND, BETTY JANE BACKLUND. and SONJA JENTOFT. They have all become full-fledged members of the Bed Pan Brigade. It took them ten years to obtain this high honor. Gladys is soon to become the wife of an Isle Royale fisherman, so will quit the nursing profession. Jo Ann is still going with a sailor, yust as she was back in 1952. Even though the weather is fine. VIRGINIA NELSON walks in wearing ski-togs. She just flew in for the reunion from Sun Valley where she is employed as ski-bum. NEIL McGIVERIN just came in the door. He is an instructor on square dancing in the thriv- ing metropolis of Beaver Bay. GLADYS CREECH, who is the commercial teacher in the new school, is coming in the door. I believe she left her husband at home with the twelve children. In 1952, l.er husband was in the Navy. With Gladys is DELORES CROFT, who teaches the first grade in the new school. You would be amazed at how much Delores has grown in the past ten years. She has now obtained the height of five feet, eight inches. GERRY NELSON and CHARLES BACKLUND are now entering. Gerry repairs all the television sets for the new school, and Charles is the master plumber. They came in their work clothes. BOB SUTHERLAND just slinked in the door. I hear from reports that he married a whale of a woman, and now is the most henpecl-:ed man in town. I7 What are all these children doing here? Oh, they must belong to MELVA SMITH. Her husband is out playing basketball, so she had to bring them with her. Here come two men in uniform. My goodness! It is JIM HILL and GERALD PEDERSEN. I hear by the grapevine that they have remained buck privates for the past ten years. PALMER BERGLLTND, of the Berglund Truckers just came in. It is hard to get him away from that new truck of his. He is walking over toward the darkest corner. What is he doing! Just like old times, he leans on a desk and falls asleep. JOE JOHNSON, in his Captain's uniform, iust came in. He has been working on the Great Lakes since the St. Lawrcnce Seaway came in. We see he is chewing a match as usual. SHARON PETERSON, the world famous traveler has gust returned from her tour of Africa where she collected many specimens which she has agreed to display at the meeting. Her safari party was made up of members of the 1952 Finland Air Base. BEATRICE JOHNSON, who teaches Beaver Bay, just tip-toes in the door. She has been ballet in teaching ballet and tap dancing for the past ten years. JIM WALKER gust flounced in. As usual, he heads for the corner where Florence is standing. Jim is now a mechanic for the taconite plant in Beaver Bay. JOE HUSSEY, the famous basketball 1952, is now a well known lawyer. Joe still isn't married, and we are beginning to wonder if he ever will. RONALD OLSON just flew in from his re- sort in Alaska. He went up there originally for a vacation, but had so much fun hunting and fishing that he decided to stay and open a resort. After the reunion, many of the group are flying up to his resort for a vacation. GLENN CLEMONS, who is a mechanic in the Army, lust came in wearing his uniform of a certainly worked himself up in a player of General. He hurry. Maybe he has a girl waiting for him. DONALD took over his lionaire. The LINDQLTIST is now entering. He service station and now is a mil- gas station really paid off, I hear. Here comes a lumberiack. My goodness! I didn't recognize GERALD PARENT behind that beard. He looks like he hasnt shaved for the past ten years. Here comes Kate. nine years, KATHY gre-e in Psychography the Swish-Swish Soap bing demonstrator. This brings to a close the reunion of the Class of 1952. It appears that the thirty-five seniors of 1952 have done quite well for themselves. As we leave them, they are busy planning another re- union for the year 1972. After going to school for KENNA received her de- and is now employed with Company as a floor scrub- IU IUH , was -, ' -' 'z . 9. Seated, left to right: Pat Russell, Paul Backlund, Marie Norman, Donald Erickson. Row 1: Helen Bergstrom, Carol Bent, Carla I-luseby, Barbara Savard, Mary -lane Creech, Jane Carter, Yvonne Tofte, Irene Hammer, Karen Holte. Row 2: Nancy Kratoska, Marjorie McGivern, Donna Smith, Shirley johnson, Mike Wilkinstvn, jim Rindahl, john Monson, Carol Tveekrem, Dona Rae Montgomery, Pat Cummings. Row 5: Denny Olson, George Bloomquist, A. Marshall Fenstad, john Myhr, Roger Cook, Richard Shoemaker, Richard Croft, Dewey Winterstrom, Ernie Killstrom. Not pictured, Dean Nelson. Ah! What a year . . . our class has worked to one end, the junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. We breezed into our junior year by sponsoring the winning candidate in the Homecoming Celebration. A quick look in our Treasury revealed that it was mighty low and so, racking our brains for new ideas to hll the mint, we used our super-salesmfanship and ingenuity to sell basketball pencils and autograph books . . . one look at our bulging balance proved the fact that we had pulled our Treasury on its feet again. Still not satisfied we ventured further into the financial field which included pop corn selling, and a very successful bake sale. Let us not forget our trials and tribulations over the school paper, deadlines to meet, inky noses, advisors' threats, gossip column cut up by censor's scissors, and last minute corrections till at last Papers Out! Along toward the middle of the year our energetic, athletic girls coped with the Seniors and the Sophomores to come up with the much-prized basketball trophy. After a heated discussion and a few ruffled tempers the class chose the comedy play, Here Comes Charlie, well-fitted to our class and designed to give our still insecure financial position the push to put on the Prom and Banquet. On the nights of the twenty-fourth and twenty-fifth of April, we presented the junior Class play- Here Comes Charlie. judging from the reaction of the audience and the ringing of the till, the play was a minor success. The goal toward which we had all been working came on May fifth when the Junior Senior Banquet was given. The banquet was a typical junior venture, all in all being a tremendous success. Following came the Prom on the tenth of May. Vfhat a brilliant show of splendor. The juniors really proved their worth in this undertaking. The gym was decorated exactly the way any junior would be proud to know was our Prom. Following this we could relax and look forward to being Seniors and putting out the Annual. N. 3 ' ' an-wav i. R 'e -. ygb. 'X 9 Vilas' UPHO ORE C' F' L, Q 4 ' I 4. M9 , . , , .fi S ,E . - it, , rig., L X fe. l ' -if --. 04 Seated, left to right: Barbara Eliasen, Malcolm Mercer, Pat Faherty. Row 11 Ellen Tofte, Lucille Hall, Helen Hall, Marjorie Potter, joan Bockovich, Roberta Oberg, Patty Lind, Bernice Hendrick- son, Margaret Pederson, Row 2: Shirley Bildeaux, Curtis Burns, john Mowan, Donnie Schulte, Francis Hunter, Gene Nelson, jerry Schliep, jim Schliep. Row 5: Gene Erickson, David Shold, lim Dalbec, Fred Olson, Tom Cummings, W'ally Lundquist, Gary Nelson, jack Taylor. F E HMEN F. 1' lie 5' I 7 Y F 1- ' lr X is I K A Ah .V ' fe K H ,sf p 1 I. l 62 s, ,V-4'-k 1 ' . 1. ,, Q. n- ' I . - L L f Q A 1 'ii Q . , J Seated, left to right: Milford Humphrey, Ed Duhaime, jim Nelson, Bobby Creech. Row 1: Edna Hammer, Vera Hendrickson, Darleen Duhaime, jean Croft, janet Lindquist, Janice Koss, Alice Sundquist, Sally Gill, Margaret Anderson, Lyla Cogley, Nancy Nunstedt, Helen Olson. Row 2: Sherryl Thomsen, Rosemary Smith, Shirley Kloster, Mary Hill, Arnold Bergstrom, john Twiest, Bruce Drouillard, Roger Nelson, Ronald Gervais, Gene Carlson, Mary Tormondson, Pat Oberg, Evelyn Peterson. Row 3: Lucille Eide, Robert Swanson, Gerald johnson, Richard Raff, Tom jackson, Harold johnson, Stuart jackson, George johnson, Wilfred McGivern, Kenneth Sundberg, Carolyn Lindskog. owl fi'i 4 -- ntl 'YNY EIGHTH GR D rf? ,L we f. ffl my my L V 63.4 'lass Seated, left tu right: juan Tuftey, Barham W.il1lstrtiri1, W.ilter Johnson, Lawrence Smith. 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W.: -, - fl- ,113-y .--:i: , I v 1 J z - 'ttf ' I -M AJ -6959 ' , Ill 1 fi t if A H E, Q- D 5: Liar 5-1 wif:-2.-3, Fri, 4 535 ,. 115- luv, .4 we-,i 1 1 -if 5- 5, 4--1 ifr-it- f .1' .. ' . ' .err-':,-f ,uh ia, ,- , 3.1105 1 fr, ,,.:g,,y' :Lt sff?6?HSf,T :1.-.: j ', . 24 ' 1.-,4mn-':- - f, - .V-:5,,3z,:.ai.,Z5Ne4,Cfa4a1fS,,4,,a-'fe at v. . if K'-. ,1 - -:,:4..,.w::f' 4- is , The junior4Senior Prom and Banquet was held at Lutsen Resort, May 19, 1951. The theme of the Prom was Moonlight and Roses and the decorations followed the theme. The speaker of the evening were: Walter Holty, Principalg Gordon Ose, Superintendentg Lloyd Berglund, Senior presidentg jim Walker, junior presidentg joe Hussey, Master of Ceremonies. 'T as-Y 1: L 'Sai -1-X ' ii ISHN hm.-x. X ,A -- W. qt. +V. is , K -if-f- '1, 1241 I ITIATIU -4 1' X-ku .- - ,A 4' Lev: 'SN - +1 'fil -V' : -J .-1!:7,s-VWJ -' 'Y . v A v ' ' , 'im .qv 1.-.. , ,:. J , 2. ...,. 53 Q , , - , 54 - ' gaigzeg if 4 --V!! 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Standing: Lizabeth Backlund, jim Wzilker, Gerald Pedersen, jim Hill, joe johnson, Neil McGiverin, Richard Berglund, Harold Flavell, Sonya jentoft, Gladys Creech, Delores Croft, Mr. McCoy, director. l 26 l 7 4 1 rv. - . , an . ,,--- - 'YB 'Tfrfz , FF CARNIVAL l .5 pf' The high school gymnasium was the scene of much and varied activity, be- ginning in the morning on November 10, 1952. And the reason was obvious for it was the day on which the third great Viking Carnival was to be held. This activ- ity lasted until 8:00 P.M. when the basketball toss, grab bag, telegraph, dart throw, and all the rest of the booths were ready for the public to see and to buy from. Beginning the evenings fun was a program which received many laughs from the audience. Milford Humphrey jr. did a fine job of conducting the pep band in one part of the program. During the course of the evening bingo was played, this concession giving to the winners many valuable prizes. The assembly was the crowded scene of the boxing maches, also, dancing was held in the other part of the assembly. The money from this successful carnival was donated to the Athletic Club, This carnival will long be remembered as the last to be held in the old school. +45 fr F lf U71 HU ECUMING i . 1. ' i 1' 'x 3 4 ' '- i sw' ,.- , , Mt' X! B1 1. l if P 5 fs IJ I 'ly i' xc K' 4 A Irs. t .. . , if 4 . , , . . MELVA KATHY QUEEN JOANN This year, for the first time in the history of Grand Marais High School, homecoming was held during the football season. The homecoming celebration lasted for three days, October 18, 19, and 20, during which was held skits, snake dance, community bonfire, football game with Floodwood, float parade, and home- coming dance. A homecoming committee, made up of Diane Johnson, Denise Linnell, Helen Bergstrom, Curtis Burns, Byron Brown, Glenn Clemons, and Robert Sutherlund, under the direction of Mr. Ikola, met to plan the festivities. The night of the 18th, skits were held in the school gymnasium, and intro- ductions of the queen contestants were made. On the evening of the 19th, people were startled to see a snake dance proceeding through the down-town streets. Traf- fic was held up for an hour while the happy dancers wound their way up to the air- port where the community bonfire was already blazing. Yells and the school songs were led by the cheerleaders. The next morning, with a cold drizzle to back them up, the float parade began. Many unique and original ideas were presented during this parade. In the afternoon came the highlight of the homecoming celebration: the football game with Floodwood and the crowning of the homecoming queen for 1952. At half time, Jo Ann Brazell, the junior candidate, was crowned queen by jim Hill, foot- ball captain. Her runner ups were: Kathy Kenna, Senior candidateg Melva Smith, Sophomore candidate. All three girls were Seniors, sponsored by the respective classes. The night of the 20th, a homecoming dance was held at the school gymna- sium to honor our queen, jo Ann. We all certainly agree that this was the most successful homecoming ever to be seen at Grand Marais. Let's continue to have more in the new school in years to come. l28l f , 5. x as A V .H Qx fr QE 'nf Q .' ,. -fix WY.. i 4J. x M Wie' . 2. -F-.5 '.,.,' 4 K , , A -af., f . gf... .EQ 1' new ' X . . x 3 Y 9 f J E N i J! 'T 2 .49 H v Q,-M, J-5 Nxrf VI. W f' f 'fi 4 u xt JVIXA ' 4 v my 'YQ 1 W xs if A V -, NM' J N.. v Q li 4 - - I 1 I h 'A' :' ' x I . , L sh-A-..-..f.f .. Q v.- . 1-'Tff A 1'AAw . e in Q I ' w i ' ,, . 5 Q 3 . I : - 1 - . 5 . , if . L .' 'Ns'--gf' K, I . 2 e 1 A ' f . , :E . :C 'E z. ' ' 1 ' . Q . , . W - .gg .. ,. + Q - . 2 'Q A I N 4- H -- N' 'gf .L+ ,V I .1 Q - V l , ML lg. 'rut -ri if ,ZXEM 5 W ,- . , I ,KJ-5,..i,:! l V MI. E -1 ,A Z, N. l 3 xx I 4 X I: .wg -+5 33. -,Q 'rim 4 ' . - lr ' Tk' Evil- Ll 1 U 1 ' .5 ,- L..-Lb X 4 ' . Q . lv mt: Q. S. I , W . 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Il-QETTE T FP First row: l. to r., Marjorie McGiverin, Nancy Kratoska, Co-Editors Paul Backlund and Janie Carter, Marie Norman, Carol Bent, Mary jane Creech, Pat Russell. Second row: Mrs. Hochstetler, Dennis Olson, Dona Rae Montgomery, Roger Cook, Yvonne Tofte, Pat Cummings, Irene Hammer, Barbara Savard, Karen Holte, Shirley johnson, Carol Tveekrem, Mr. johnson. l30l BELT PI u , nu, . ' R, 1 3 5 1 Row 1: left to right, Sharon Peterson, Kathy Kenna, Roberta Creech, Helen Olson, Mary jane Creech, Pat Russell, Barbara Eliasen, Sherryl Thomsen, Gladys Nelson. Row 2: Mrs. I-Iochstetler, Carol Bent, jane Carter, Virginia Nelson, Patty Lind, janet Lindquist, Barbara Savard, Margaret Anderson, JoAnn Brazell. Row 3: Melva Smith, Florence Williamson, Roger Nelson, Mike Wilkinson, Stuart jackson, Tom Cummings, Roger Cook, jim Walker, Nancy Kratoska, Pat Cummings. DECLAMATIO S Wig E555 Standing, left to right: Nancy Kratoska, jane Carter, Curtis Burns, Jim Dalbec, jim Walker, Mike Wilkinson, Carol Bent, Sharon Peterson, Sherryl Thomsen. Seated: Mrs. Hochstetler, Ellen Tofte, Pat Lind, Lizabeth Backlund, Pat Faherty, Virginia Nelson, Kathy Kenna, Barbara Eliasen. lsrl LIBB HY CLUB Scxitcd, left to right: Hclcn Hall, Shirley Bildmux, Lucille Hall, jrmn Buckiwvirli, 'hfclxxi Smith Shirley johnson, Ellen Tuftc. Standrngi Dcwnna Smith, Miirgiu MLGiwrin, M155 Andursun Carol Tvcckrcm, Pat Fahcrty, Patty Lind, B.1rb,1r.1 Eliuscn. CHUUL P TRUL Row 1: Bruin Kcrfoot, j.icl-: Hnlvcrson, Bob Bockuvich, Peter Flow, Claud johnson, Steve Quaife, Wgllly Sholcl. Standing: Mr. Frants, Frcd I-Ialvcrsun, Larry Eliason, Larry Anderson, jim Hussey, Dick Mowan. l321 I-KN ...pl Row 1, left to right: Paul Backlund, Carol Bent, Helen Hull, Barbara Eliasen, A. Marshall Pena stad. Row 2: Beth Leng, Milford Humphrey, Iris Kenna, Sally Gill, Pat Faherty, Lyla Cogley, Helen jackson. Row 5: Valayne johnson, Virginia Moe, Richard Humphrey, David Nelson, janet Lind- quist, Marland Hansen, Dianne Ose, Robert Brock. Row 4: jim Blackwell, Tom jackson, Lucille Hall, Larry Anderson, Richard Raff, Darleen Backlund, Jim Walker. Standing: Mr, Ikola, Nick Younk, Rhea Bergluncl, Pat Russell, joan Toftey, Barbara Wahlstrom, Sherryl Thomsen. The Grand Marais High School band in its second year of existence, under the direction of Mr. Ikola, has improved steadily, until now it is a band of which we are proud. And why not? With snappy blue and gold uniforms which are always clean and pressed and with white shoes all matching, they form a neat group of music makers. They won't have to worry about the weather spoiling their uni- forms any longer either, for the P.T.A. sponsored a Tag Day to raise money for raincoats. During the course of the past year our band has participated in many activ- ities, one being a trip to Canada to play for the Princess Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh, now Queen Elizabeth II, and the Duke, the reigning consort. They can say without a doubt that they are the only American high school band to have play- ed for such reigning royalty. A Christmas concert with the chorus proved to be very successful. The basketball tournaments brought our band to the Duluth Armory where they gave an excellent showing, as well in dress as in music making. Among the many and varied functions for which they performed are-homecoming, basketball games, and the village Christmas party. The rhythmic swing band has made a name for itself as a result of its major performances - playing for the Chamber of Commerce Dinner, the Central Ski Tournament, and the lob's Daugh- ter's Dance. On April 18th they gave a concert which will long be remembered. On May 1st and 2nd, in Duluth, Grand Marais High was represented by the band at the Music Festival. Concluding the year's activities the band played for graduation and Mem- orial Day. They are now looking forward to their first concert which they will play in the new school. tssl CHURU 4? r Row 1, left to right: Delores Croft, Pat Cummings, Melva Smith, Sonia jentoft, Betty Backlund, Irene Hammer, Yvonne Tofte, Marie Norman, Barbara Savard, Kathy Kenna, Gladys Nelson, Mr. Ikola, Director, Row 2: Ellen Tofte, Barbara Eliasen, Florence Williamson, Sharon Peterson, Carol Bent, Beatrice johnson, Virginia Nelson, Mary jane Creech, Pat Russell, Helen Hall, Diane johnson, Lucille Hall. Row 3: Shirley -lerich, Patty Lind, Pat Faherty, -lack Nylund, Marshall Fenstad, jim Walker, Dean Nelson, ,lim Blackwell, joe Hussey, Paul Backlund, Karen Holte, Helen Bergstrom, Mike Wilkinson. IU IUR BAN , L 1 -9- ',l. .L if - A '- . Eng- , 'frwaym - 5. .EF ,fi V' L - .. .-,nu-....,,, t. I wma, . , x Seated, Row 1, left to right: joan Tofte, Pat Faherty, Lyla Cogl-ey, Lola Floe, Bonnie Soderlund Margaret johnson, janet Schuster, Helen jackson. Row 2: Robert Brock, Barbara Wahlstrom Richard Humphrey, David Nelson, Kay Halverson, Linda Linnell, Stephen Quaife, Larry Ander son. Standing: Mr. Ikola, director, Nick Younk, Rhea Berglund, Donna Smith. l34l BUY ' BLE , ,. , . I - 1 . mv- 'jgwq xy ,isnt-my 1 ! tl 3 022' fu kblsw , still: gr- 5 A. Ares. -is 4 ks -TL Left to right: Mike Wilkinsfwn, jack Nylund, Marshall Ferrstad, joe Hussey, Paul Backlund, jim GIRL' OU BTETTE ,f ,MQ - rr., A W' V27 ' 5 X-,. Left to right: janet Lindquist, Rosemary Smith, Sherryl Thomsen, Roberta Creech. lssl ANCE BAN Seated. left to right: Pat Russell, Robert Brock. Dianne Ose, Beth Leng, Paul Backluncl. Stand ing: jim Blackwell, Tom nlatksun, Richard Raft, Mr. Ikola, director. CLARINET QU HTETTE Left to right: Beth Leng, Paul Backlund, Milford Humphrey, Iris Kenna. l 36 l -L pb il' lv ill Ll!! 3-wf F gs .IL 5 In I- I In In D 2 2 ,. F., if f 'W' H 5 5 .4-,-.--qu , ., if TM ' ' ' , 5' ' ' 1, - 1,-1 552 319- 'A , LETTERMEN 'u l5'9' ina' Q3 Row 1, left to right: Charles Backlund, Glen Clemons, jim Hill, -lim Wiilker, Dick Berglund, -lim Blackwell. Gerald Parent, -lc-rry Nelson, -loe Hussey, -lack Nylund. Row 2: Paul Pmcklund, A. Mgirslmll Fenstad, Roger Cook, Dean Nelson, Malcolm Mercer. Jim Rindahl, -Iohn Myhr, -lim Schliep, Gene Nelson. Row 3: jim Dalbec, Donnie Schulte, Ed Duhnime, john Mowan, Tom Cummings, Coach .lack Nelson. FUUTB LL The Vikings were faced with their toughest schedule in their three-year history this year. Twenty-six able bodied men reported to the call, including nine seniors, eight juniors, six sophomores, and three freshmen. Although they faced tough competition, the season ended with two wins and three losses. No doubt, this experience will be invaluable next year. Grand Marais Opponent Place Played 27 McGregor 7 Home 13 Sup. East 19 Sup. East . 19 Buhl 20 Buhl 20 Moose Lake 0 Moose Lake 12 Floodwood 13 Home Q Q3 1381 FOOTBALL fn Q If Q. ' 4 5. 'l f A .i Q. i Seated, left to right: jack Nylund, Glen Clemons, Dick Berglund, -lim Wailker, jim Hill, joe Hussey, Charles Biicklund, Gerald Parent, Jim Blackwell, lX1.1l'Sl1Llll Fenstad. Row 2: Coatli jack Nelson, David Shold, Donnie Schulte, john lvfyhr, Paul Bueklund, Dunn Nelson, Harold johnson, Tom Cummings, Ed Duhaime, john Mowan, Jim Schliep, Jerry Nelson. Row 3: Bob Swanson, Billy Boissenin, jim Rindahl, Mike Wilkinscrn, jim Diilbec, Roger Cook, Ernie Killstrom, jim Nelson, Wgilly Lundquist, Gary Nelson, Gene Nelson. E IUR PL YER 1 t Left to right: Dick Berglund, jack Nylund, Jim Wzilker, Glen Clemons, jim Hill, joe Hussey, Charles Backlund, jim Blackwell, Gerald Parent. Standing: Coach jack Nelson. 1 E ....-- -1-Qu KI TE ' ' , m- s l - f1igwfR6'. 5 5 3211 ' 'nf ' ' 1 'glii hl - '1 'l?.l,SQ5erfl flff- ll.-72? ' 'llinylm ,laa.,1,if:::u:.-fl ,Q ' M' I -, , , -' .f,J,,4 2fx:,f 9:353 14 W , . W 4 -if-c :ff m ' ll 5, QQ . WI Q:- . A+ 'Q f 5 -5' l ' y gygfsyi-lg? - ' ' - 1, l -. - 'B' ' ' -L n-152423: Q ' ' :Ei -:, - , .V l V , - '?,fX'7 5 W A 'ffl ' 1 I ' 1 :- xv Vf' :wwf 'W -sy '1zzsWf'h: 2f1,M Erlzw' ' .-,.?.- , N434 n vc-:A-' K x 4 , 5,231 Xa ,I V ,. 1 . 1 :Q Q Y v-1 - V all ar 3 Q, I. ' fl -, , 'df lQ U' s. V ' I 1 fxs' Left to right: Gerald Loh, R, jim Nelson, Tom Cummings, jim Blackwell. l40l ET LL t.-iv' .gi 'I if jx -, 7 g -, A HW! ffl: 52 9 aft - we-1lif 'j? ff f' ' N '- i:r1 ' V ff f at 4 to an hi V ,X . M. W S. . 1 l Q . Y . 'F' Ai' L . ' A X , .--. ' . A H V ' fifma frji ,. ' ' f or A ' ' . i f Seated, left to right: john Mowan, Charles Backlund, john Myhr, joe Roger Cook. Marshall Fenstad. Standingi -lim Wrllker, manager, David Shold, Malcolm Mercer, Donnie Schulte, jim Dalbec, Coach jack Nelson. Hussey, Dean Nelson, The 1952 Viking basketball team was composed of almost entirely new faces. The only veteran ball players were joe Hussey and Charlie Backlund. Cap- tain joe Hussey set a new scoring record for the school of 351 points, bettering his last year's record by 100 points. Competition was strong, but the Vikings pulled through with six wins and eleven losses. Grand Marais Opponents Place Played Grand Marais Opponents Place Played 44 Carlton 56 There 41 McGregor 43 There 33 Duluth East 75 There 34 Morgan Park 57 There 51 Floodwood 68 Here 40 Esko 79 There 57 Superior Cathedral 57 There 70 Cromwell 57 Here 40 Embarrass 47 There 62 Wrenshall 43 There 54 Mt. 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P --.Q-.pal 7 s ' X P . k j xxu ,561 ix 1.7 ,I , EPJD l FN Y I V v .V 1 I .'- V :K I' f- 7 f 1. , I . 'N ' V I, -,, el , d ' u -,, .'iN3 'Y ' N 1 ' A! he fi L ' ,hu 4, . x fx i CHEERL DER V 'T' 9 ic. V JE, -:E-ix 'A by L1 - ,f V f ' ,, ,.., l l ,warg 1 f -'ffl' W .rj ,jsw-MV: .. :sl Left to right: Ellen Tufts, B.1rlw.1r.1 Elmacn, Kathy Kenna. fw-ff W Left to right: Carolyn Lindskog, Linda Linncll, Mary I-lill. U YOU H lV1lVlBEPi. SEPTEMBER 4 First day of school, new teachers, new faces. 5-6 County Fair. 7 G.M. is victor over McGregorg first football game of the year-27-7. 12 Cheerleaders were chosen-Kathy, Barb, and Ellen. 14 Lost to Superior East. 19-15. A very good game even so. 21 First night football game at Buhlg we lost a close one-20-19. 26 Movie for music students, The Great Caruso. 28 Initiation and party. Those poor Freshmen! OCTOBER 5 G.M. wallops Moose Lake, 20-O. A very wet game. 11 M.E.A. vacation. Let's go duck hunting. 15 Horse and dog show Lyceum. 18 Homecoming activities begin-skit and introduction of queen candidates. 19 Homecoming snake dance and bonfire. 20 Parade, game with Floodwood, which G.M. drops due to referees mistake, 13-12, and half time coronation of Homecoming Queen. Homecoming dance that evening. 30 First snow storm. 31 Halloween costume party. NOVEMBER 9 Band Concert-very good, especially South American numbers. 10 G. M. Carnival-a whopping success, 15 Senior class play, Love is Too Much Trouble. 16 Senior class play presented again. Now we can concentrate on the annual Qhalj. 21 First basketball game of the season, it being with the Alumni-we sure got a shellackingl 22 Thanksgiving vacation beginsAa good opportunity to catch up on lost sleep. 27 Game with Carlton-we lost, 56-44. DECEMBER 5 G.M. loses to Duluth East, 75-31 fno commentj. 15 G.M. defeated by Floodwood, 68-51-another heartbreakerl 18 Band and Chorus give a Christmas Concert. 21 Christmas vacation beginsfplease, Santa, bring us some snow. 22 G.M. drops hard fought game to Cathedral, 57-37. 28 Embarrass nips G.M., 47-40. 29 G.M. squeezes by Mountain Iron, 54-53. JANUARY 2 Back to school again. 11 G.M. rolls over Carlton, 55-52. 19 G.M. bows to Two Harbors, 49-42. 25 Floodwood wallops G.M., 65-21. 26 District Ski meet. 26 G.M. loses close one to McGregor, 45-41. 51 G.M. loses to Morgan Park, 57-34. FEBRUARY 1 Esko beats G.M., 79-40. 2 State Ski Meet-boys did good for first time. 8 G.M. wallops Cromwell, 70-57. 14 Measle vacation-let's go skiing. 16 G.M. blasts Wrenshall, 62-42. 16-17 C.U.S.S.A. combined downhill and slalom championship-lots of people from out of town here. 18 Esko sneaks by G.M. in preliminary to U.M.D.-Concordia game, 41-35. MARCH 7 Sunlight dance-free cheerios. 11 District play contest. 23 District speech contest. APRIL 4 Easter vacation begins-summer in sight over the horizon. 14 Construction begins on new school. 15 Here we go again-back to the books. 24 junior class play, Here Comes Charlie. 25 junior class play presented again-big success! MAY 5 junior-Senior Banquet. 10 Prom. 25 Baccalaureate. 29 Commencement-after twelve years of hard labor we have reached the first step of success. 1451 va W 1252.15 I GRAND IVIARAIS I-IIGI-I SCHOOL Grand Marais, Minnesota 5545! CO-EDITORS a,.,.. ,...wa L iz Baclclund Jim Walker BUSINESS MANAGERS ,, ,,,,, Kalhleen Kenna CLASSES .L ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS Gerald Pedersen Diane Johnson Charles Baclclund Florence Williamson JoAnn Brazell Jim Blaclcwell Sharon Pelerson Gladys Creech Gladys Nelson Jim l'lill I ADVERTISING L,,,,, ,,,,,,, D elores Croll Dick Berglund Jack Nylund ART ,s,,L,, ,L,L,,,, V irqinia Nelson Palmer Berqlund ADVISOR ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,L,, Mr. Byron Johnson CLASS COLORS - Maroon and While CLASS IVIOTTO - There is no eleva+or Io success - fake 'Ihe s'Iairs. CLASS FLOWERS - Red and While Roses. V H' LUUHI G FURW RD , ' f r ard? A 1 ' .. ut H- H it f 'f f, ,H -I' 2 , r - Y E- , I ,.., or 54 ' . -V La-19 ,532 l f i . 4--I-my 'wtf-1 -W l -...shi 'V s ' ,N- . ,J - gc' 1-we-se' ff-,Q , ,-. 1 -f -f Q1-:sr ' ff 1-A 1' 1 i if , 9 7 Ro We, the seniors of 1952, graduate with a feeling of happiness, yet sadness, too. We shall miss the old Grand Marais High School, where we have spent the last twelve years. We look forward, though, to the time when we will visit the following graduating classes in the new Grand Marais High School. As we walk through the halls, familiar faces greet us. Some of the teachers we had are still here, but many of them are new. We stop and talk over old times with the teachers we know. Our graduation seems like such a lon time ago. We are invited to see the Viking Carniial and the Homecoming. These are huge affairs, with the gymnasium decorated beautifully. There are big turn- outs for the school dances. Everyone wants to dance in the new auditorium, to the music of the dance band. The basketball games are wonderful to see. The new gymnasium holds so many more people comfortably. The football field is excellent. lt is such a nice lace to watch the vames. Then we fhink back to our oiiivn school days. Maybe we even miss going to school. Sometimes we wish we could begin our four years of high school over again, just to be a part of the new, modern Grand Marais High School. So, we the graduating class of 1952, bid farewell to our school days and say hello to the road ahead. big thank you to the ad- to the vertisers who made the produc- CLASS OF '52 tion of this annual possible. Senior Class of '52 BEST WISHES Phone 156 1461 J 'dm i he paths of the future lie before you. The light of understanding guides your steps. The day's task will seldom be light. Take pride in meeting and solving problems. Treat every new situation as a challenge. Fear, frustration, and failure will try to be your masters. The conquest of all such is the result of seeking guidance from Above continually. A day's work completed after this manner is the only lasting monument one may have. The world is yours to study, understand and use. We wish each one of you a life filled to the brim. SllPERIOR NORTH SHORE PUWER 60. Lutsen, Minnesota l 47 I COBBLESTONE SERVICE STATION, Inc. Wholesale and Relail CASOLINE FUEL OILS AND LUBRICATIIVG OILS OLDSMOBILE C. M. C. Sales and Service Sales and Service Grand Marais, Minnesola HIGHWAY NO. 61 AND GUNFLINT TRAIL I48l 6 TQ Tl-IE CLASS CDF 1959 HUMPHBEYS photography Sportswear Grand Marais, Minnesota MJH ph y-Phfg ph f F1 Vyg l491 C CD. BACKLUND CSU SONS Congratufates the members of the grao'uati'ng dass of 1952 on Compieting their High Scnoof course Serving Cook County with Cement Roofing Coo plumbing, Heating and Hardware Groceries Grand Marais, Minnesota - PHONE 71 i501 l 1- . G Class Qf '52 Cross River Lumber Co. Schroeder, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF SUPERICR MCE-DEL Hrghway 61 - 9 mn. East of Grand Marals Del Moe, proprietor I 51 1 Best W1'shes to The SemM3msof,5Q TRADING PUST GIFT SHUP CONGRATULATIONS L.E3PJCiVS Grand Marais, Minnesola F n Service, Magazines, Candy S lc S ppl Isl COMPLIMENTS OF F0-01' 91' 0 ll F J K J Groceries, Meats, Flour, Feed, Hardware Afways the Best Courteous Service Phones 2 and 3 To The Class of '52 SHCRE THEATRE G dM M l53l THANK YOU! IT HAS BEEN A PRIVILEGE TO SERVE THE STUDENTS OF GRAND MARAIS HIGH SCHOOL as J oynes Federated Store Compfiments to the Cfass of 1952 PAUL D. STOLTZ CO. Grand Marais, Minnesota Deal F RIGIDAIRE MAYTAG SKELGAS l541 Grand Marais State Bank of Grand Marais The directors and officers of this institution wish to take this op- portunity to compliment the Seniors of C-rand Marais High School on their enterprising spirit in publishing this year book, and wish them similar success in their life work. 6 Northern Cleaners Bti! Peterson's A Nw, Is a Valuable Assel ltexall Drugs FOR PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE A. L. Peterson, Pharmacist P-H-O-N-E -50.. W ..:. , V., K -: 3, K 9 Q 4 5 ,sf Balm? V5 55315: Q lg 4 DEDIC TIU We dedicate this 1952 annual to the old Grand Marais High School in which we have experienced sorrows and joys, trials and victories. We know these four years of high school have prepared us for the road ahead. And so, we, the graduating class of 1952, dedicate this annual with thanks and fond remembrances as the last class to graduate from the old school. l2l 1 Our Congratuiations to the Fritz's Shell Station Grand Marzus, Minnesota E. F. Lindquist 84 Sons Compliments Of Matt Johnson Grocery Grand Marais, Minn. EAIT BAY Hotel and Coffee Ihon A Cordial Welcome awaits you, bolh Summer and Winfer GRAND MARAIS MUTUR Ford Sales and Service AUTO REPAIRING WRECKER SERVICE ll'hone 1311 Lee Tires Zenilh Tires QM XY'itli Best Wfislies D to e Class of 1952 to the CLASS Ol: 1952 from Your Fairway Store S. H. BACKLUND Grand Marais, Minnesota ARROWHEAD GAS APPLIANCE CO. PYROFAX GAS Grand Marais, Minnesoti LIND GHEVRDLET COMPANY Sfalffecf Medaniw Z4-hour wrecking service New and used automobiles Telephone 144 Complimenfs Of GAMBLES Telephone No. 6 Grand Marais. Minncsofa COMPLIMENTS OE HAPPY FISHERMAN EAT SHOP 'The place for good eats' Phone 14-J-1 Bess 6: Al Knoll, Prop. IIIHBEUEE BHFE We Serve only the Best HOME COOKING Phone 161 Grand Marais, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '32 BURN'S SERVICE Tofte, Minnesota CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 'SZ 6UNDERSON'S STORE AND CABINS Schroeder, Minnesota GERVAIS AIRPORT Tofte, Minn. Gas, Oil, and Hangar Service Telephone 19 Complimenls of Stickney's Store and Cabins Schroeder, Minnesota GOOD WISHES to CLASS OE '52 STAR OF THE NORTH LODGE Schroeder, Minnesota GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 'SZ SPRUCE HARBOR Lutsen, Minnesota 'The place where good friends meet BEST XWISI-IES TO THE CLASS OF '52 SMlTH'S EUNCH COUNTER Schroeder, Minnesota COTNIPLIIYIENTS and CONGRATULATIONS NORTH SHORE HOTEL Tofte, Minnesota Congratulations to the Class of '52 I'lANSEN'S STORE Lutsen, Minnesota BEST WISHES to CLASS OE '52 Ed Cisco Anderson Smoked 8: Fresh Eish Best Wishes to the Class of '52 THE CHUCK WAGON Tofte, Minnesota Virginia and john Tofte, jr. CONGRATULATIONS EDGEWATER INN Tofte, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF Smith's Garage Quick Repair Service Schroeder, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF LUUlSA'S cm suor Grand Marais. Minnesota CQONGRATS from TROUT LAKE LODGE Bud Iiratoska, Prop. 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