Grand Meadow High School - Meadow Lark Yearbook (Grand Meadow, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1954 volume:

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Annual 3-4 Paper 4 Girls Chorus 2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-L Mixed Octette 2 Class Play 1+-3 Pep Club 1, Speech 3-L GEORGE BURINGA 'You can take the boy out of the country but not the coxmtry out,of the boy. I ' Basketball 3 ' Baseball 3 NS 4- 3 ' Football 2-3-1. Class Play Mixed Chorus 3-I. DARWIN DURHMLN 'Like a jay he's a noisy bird usually seen and always heard Football 2-3 -4 GEOR r BURDIGL Co-captain L Basketball l-2-3-4 Co-captain I, Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus I, SHIRLEY BUSSBLL 'Why take lite seriously? W,'ll never get out alive. Band l-2-3-4 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Annual L Paper 2-3 Speech 2-3 Pep Club 4 Class Play L- 3 SHIRLEY DRAKE 'Like the wise old owl, often seen but never heard Girls Chorus 1-2-3-I. Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Paper 1, Annual I, Pep Club L Class Plav A Class 5,43- M, A LAVGIRE EVENSW rf Ye ROBERT .TECH N PAUL DRUM!! 'If st first you don ft succeed, try sazeone else. Football 1-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-L Class Play 3 PHPOI' 4 Bend l-2-3-L Speech L LAVOIRE EVENSOI I'11 hitch my wagon to e star,' Girls Chorus 1-2-3-1+ Mixed Chorus 2-3-L Claes Play 3 Triple Trio 3-L PIPOI' L Cheer leader 2-3 Vocal Soloist I, Maj oretts 1 PATRICK CLIN!! 'He may not be a Ford, but he can sure rattle ora. Mixed Chorus 2-3 Class Play 3 Football 2-3-L Band 1-2-3-4 Mixed Octet 3 Saxophone Qusrtette 3-I. Saxophone Soloist 3-J, Class Play 1, ROBERT JECB 'Silence is golden and unch chesper. Pep Club L VERONICA HICKE! Crrensterred frm Bayard, Iovaj 'Pep is her spice of life. Annual 3-4 Paper Editor, L Girls Chorus 3-L Mixed Chorus 3-4 Triple Trio 3-4 Class Play 3 Speech K0fficerJ 3-4 Pep Club 1. f 'lb PAUL DIRHHLN H ,V IA 9 it ,. YY V as I ' IQ PATRICK GLINN VEROIICL HICKE! f' 'if ELAINE JOYCE Qu? we' ' i IRENE HOCULLDUGH JOYCE MILNER 'lf ELAINE JOYCE 'She loves but one at a time. Band 1-2-3-4 0 Girls Chorus 1-2-3-L Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Clarinet Trio 1. Clarinet Quartet 3 Paper 2-3 Piano Accompanist 2 Speech 2-3 Class Play 4- 3 CLAITON KJEER 'It is better to remain silent S and appear a fool than to speak and remove all doubt.' A ,, Class Play lv- 3 ' vw p Class Officer 2-3 ' Student Council 3 '-if in Basketball 1-2 if Annual L S Mixed Chorus 4 K, P, ' IRENE McCULDOUGH Q mi- -she has a tongue with a tang. 'O Girls Chorus 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 3-4 Cmnm Uma Speech 2-4 Mixed Octet 3 Paper 3-4 Anmnl 2-3-4 Cheer leader 1-2-3-A Librarian 2-3-J. Class Officer l-4 Class Play L- 3 A, Student Council 2 MARLIH Mum I A Iowa, big man, you. 3 Q- Football 3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 N - L Mixed Chorus 2-3-A '77 JOYCE MILKER if K 'Love that --- man. l . Girls Chorus 1-2-3-L Mixed Chorus 2-3-J. Sonnet 2 MARLIN MAIER Class Play 3 Speech 2-J, Annual 1-2 Class in MARILYN NELSON L'l'.,g, V, , ESTHER NIEISH DALEOELKE 'Argus early. Argue late. If a line were crooked, I'd argue 45 'G F ootball 2-3-4 ...np it straight, Class Officer 2-I. Paper I. Chorus 2-3 Student Council 3 Wrestling Class Play L MARILYN NELSON A sweeter miss, you'1l never f1nd. DALE OELKB Girls Chorus l-2-3-L Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Mixed Triple Trio 2 Librarian 3-4 Speech 2 Homecoming Queen I. Annual 3-4 Paper 3-4 Class Play lv' 3 Girls State Delegate 3 Pep Club, Pres. 4 FRED RICHARDSON 'A quiet nan, he doesn't enore in classes. 4 Rf lhnager ESTHER NIEISEN Uransferred from Webb, Ioval She's full of fun and fancy free ' Speech 3 Triple Trio 3-4 Girls Chorus 3-I+ Mixed Chorus 3-4 Student Council A Vocal Soloist 3-4 Mixed Octet 3 Homeccming Attendant I, Class Play L- 3 Speech President 3-4 Ass 't. Phy.Ed.Teacher 4 Class Officer 3 MERLIN SDIISOI 'His friends are many, his foes-there aren't ally. Band 1-2-3-4 Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Mixed Triple Trio 2 Football 2-3-4 Basketball 2-3-4 Class PIU 3 Valentine King L L 'L- ,l X, DAVID STIER JOAN RDI MELVIN WARNER DAVID STIER 'Never a dull moment! Football l-2-3-L Basketball l-2-3-L Paper I. Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Homecoming King L Class Officer 2-L Student Council 2-1, Class Pleqy L- 3 SH IRLEY QUIR IN 'Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Girls Chorus l-2-3-L Mixed Chorus 2-3-L Majorette 1-2-3-4 Speech 2-L Paper 1, Class Play 3 Cheer leader 1-2-3 Pep Club 1, JOAN RINGEN She's a hustler-there's no doubtg you'll find her somewhere roxmdaboutd' Band l-2-3-4 Chorus 1-2-3-L Triple Trio 3-I. Mixed Chorus 2-3-1+ Piano Soloist 4 Clarinet Soloist I, Speech 2 Paper 2-3-4 Annual 2-3-1, Mixed Octet 1, Librarian I. Class Play 1, GERALD URBACH Always ready to help the girls out. Class Play 1.-3 Pep Club L MELVIN WARNER 'When joy and duty clash, let duty go to Hash! Football KCo-cap. LD l-2-3-J. Basketball l-2-3-L Co-captain LD Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Baseball l-2-340 Class Play L-3 Dramatics Club I. Class Officer 3 Senior SHIRLEY QUIRIN GERALD URBACH GLORIA SKOGSTAD She knows then all from out of town, she's one senior who gets aro1md. 53 3 Cm, Mixed Chorus 2-3-I. Paper 2-1. Annual 1. Pep Club L Class Play 1, PRISCILLA WRIGH' 'What is this word they call 'S:llence'? GLORIA SKOGSTAD Band 2-3-1. Chorus l-2-3-1. Mixed Chorus 2-3-4 Paper I. Annual I. Homecoming Attendant I. Sax Quartette 3 Speech 3- L Class Officer 2 Class Play 3 Pep Club I. a . JEAN PCHBRS PRISCILLA WRIGHI' Crransferred from Riceville, Iowal Let's dance. Paper L Pep Club I. wap, Senior Prophecy mm This is Station GMES, time 6 p.I. on April 1, 1964. This is your announcer, Darlene Mayer. On this newsoast we have IRQ 'hot' news items. First, we give you the Sports News. Darwin Durhmn of the Lakers has decided to sign up for one more year. Coach Melvin Warner of Michigan State has just stated that he believes they will again take the Rose Bowl Pennant. Shirley Bussell will lake her appearance tomorrow night at the Rochester lhyo Civic Auditorium with the famous HoQuire Skating Sisters. Us now interrupt to give a special announcement which we just received from the University of Minnesota, saying that Professor Gerald Urbach has finally accepted an invitation to give a speech at the high school auditorium here this evening. The Annual Horse Show will be held at Pasadena, California, this year in honor of Priscilla Wright, who has taken the highest awards in horssmanship for the past four years. Paul Durhnan, President of the F. B. I., has awarded Fred Richardson, Grand Meadow No. 1 cop, a medal for being the best cop during the year of 1964. The forner Joyce Milner is just returning from her third honeymoon in Bursuda. At the airport taking her picture is the renowned photographer Dale Oelke and his beautiful model, Shirley Quirin. Pat Glynn and his well-known band is now touring the U. S. Accompanying hin on his trip is his favorite singing star Clayton Kjeer, with Blaine Joyce as his accompanist. LaVonne Evenson has just bought out Berg's Drug Store and is planning to runodel with the aid of Jean Powers, whoa: you no doubt have heard is a reliable interior decorator. Class Histor In the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and forty two, fifteen little tykes were led to their first hour of knowledge Mrs Kelley helped us through our first trying hour Those who remembered this first hour and who now have completed the twelfth hour are Shirley Bussell Paul D1n'hman, Darwyn Durhman, Pat Glynn, Joyce Milner, Shirley Quirin, Joan Ringen, David Stier, and Priscilla Wright The great hand led us slowly around the cycle until the clock struck two Here Mrs Stayle informed us of our loss Merlin Simonson joined us here to finish with us When the hands reached three, Miss jedson popped out to greet us and informed us of two new timers They were George Buringa and Gloria Skogstad Miss Dugan helped us through the fourth number after the loss of several lore minutes As the tinekeeper banged out five gongs we reached our fifth stop, where Melvin Warner joined Miss Varst, our new leader, greeted us at this stop At the sixth stop we found ourselves half way around the clock At this stop Robert Jech and Lavonne Evenson joined our class to finish with us Miss Varst was again with us at this stop We now stopped just in the nick of time, for someone shouted, 'Seven o'clock We turned around and Mr Taylor stood looking over us, stern, yet very patient, to watch until we started 088111 As the hands closed over eight, we felt quite grown up Clayton Kjeer and Irene McCullough entered our class On the last day of the eighth hour Mr Stromberg gave us the signal which With a few seconds to spare we got off bewildered, yet happy, in our first year of high school At nine o'clock we were ushered into a large room where many other students sat We noticed our clock was running slow, so we added a few minutes and our time became more regular The minutes that we picked up and that we still have with us are Shirley Drake, Elaine Joyce, Marlin Mayer, Marilyn Nelson, Dale Oelke, Fred Richardson, and Gerald Urbach Mr Bjmrquist stopped the clock long enough for us to look around This was our tenth numeral We picked up Darlene Berning at this stop We found the time piece needed winding as it struck eleven The time showed that we again picked up two minutes, Esther Nielsen and Veronica Hickey Mr Prindle helped us to present our class play, 'What a Life Miss Olson assisted us in giving om' predecessors a very successful prom 'Last stop this round, warned Mr Holland, as he started us off on our last round We lost one minute in our last hour of grief We will no doubt ell scatter now that our journey of twelve hours is finished, but we hope we haven't been clock watchers and that we will realise that it is 'Not the End but the Beginning' in the next cycles that we have to face in the coming years PROPHEY foontinued fron last page, Irene McCullough, the 1958 Phi Beta Kappa of Luther College, is to receive the Nobel prize in Mathematics Esther Nielsen will appear with the Metropolitan on July Fourth in the opera Carmen George Buringa has just published his latest book entitled 'How to Improve Farming Methods Dr Robert Jech has just finished the nost delicate brain operation ever to be performed Joan Ringen is the first-p'ade teacher at Grand Meadow Marilyn Nelson has just bought the largest ranch in Colorado Darlene Berning has decided not to go into a career, but has settled down to a happy hone life Now we will turn to Rochester, where we find Merlin Simonson, manager of Libby's, has reported that the pea crop has been the best in years, Shirley Drake, who has been working as a clerk in Dayton's, has been promoted to the position of buyer, the Arthur Murray Dance Studio has just hired s new dancing teacher, Gloria Skogstad, the great chenist Dave Stier has just become head of the Mayo Clinic Chemistry Lab, with Veronica Hickey as his private secretary, and Marlin Mayer's Dairy Farm is helping to supply Rochester lhlry with Grade A milk This is Station GMHS signing off until 1974 when we will again bring you up to date on the latest news I D ual O permitted us to proceed to the ninth hour. O Class Wlll He, the Senior Class of '54, being of sound body fnothing is to be said of our nindsl do hereby lake our Last V111 and Testament, before we descend from the glorious days that we have spent in this lonely institution To the Junior Class, we have nothing to will, for we know that they will follow through all right in their senior year To the Sophomore Class, we leave two more years of fun, bard work, sadness and happiness Don't ever give up We never! To the Freshman Class, we would like to will you the ability to be able to allow yourselves lore freedon, but you are not quite of age yet And now, we leave our individual belongings Please always treasure these, for it is really going to hurt us to have to leave then behind I, Paul Durhman, will xy ability to get along with the blondes with Ronnie Khhn Cone aroxmd later, and I'll tell you how I, Pat Glynn, bequeath U car, although it never got ne far, to Dale Gerasch in hopes that he can operate the touchy ignition key I, Irene McCullough bequeath all IU A's to Jerry Finhart as proof that it pays to study diligently all through the year, so that when '56 rolls around Jerry wouldn't be here I, Mel Warner, leave my gun to Harley Minnioh to ward off the women on a nm Resist the girls Harley never could He'll not remain long in bachelorhood I, Elaine Joyce, donate ly quiet runner to Eleanor Malay, and not a cent will it cost her Mr Aarsvold approved this gift with glee Without Eleanor's chatter, what is study hall going to be? We, Jerry Urbach and Bob Jech, leave all our western comic books to Jin Turner You will find than in the bottom of our lockers May you receive all the enjoyment and pleasure out then that we did I, LaVonne Evenson, give this pleas I'll leave ny smile for all to see It will go Mary Peterson with this desire that she too can set LeRoy on fire I, Da.rwyn Durhnan, give q football ability and ny flirting ego to Jerry Allen, so that I, Joyce Milner, give ny ability to draw and U pretty little dimples to the junior boys She asks that the drawing be limited to scenery only I, Joan Ringen, bequeath U frequent letters frm a certain soldier to Charlotte Grafe Now Charlotte's nsilbox can be full of nail, too I, Shirley Drake, give xy quiet and peaceful nature to Bev Anderson, so that the back of the assenbly will be lore quiet next year I, Fred R1ohardson,give q A's in conduct to Donna Rasmussen Fred thinks Donna should have at least one A on her report card He, George Buringa and lhrlin Mayer, bequeath our trips to Rochester to Calvin Holland U lmow Cal needs all the rest that he can get. I, Merlin Sinonson, will ny Studebaker to anyone that wants if, just so Bev still isn' in it I, Darlene Berning, will all ly love affairs to Frank Huemn Keep than locked safely in your heart I, Dale Oelke, will my ability to get along with Mr Slindee to Oliver Gunderson It is the only thing I hate to leave behind He, Dave Stier and Marilyn Nelson, will our Honeeoning crowns to any junior couple May you always use them to the best of yom' advantage I, Clayton Kjeer, will ny serenading voice to Kenny Hall so that he my catch his girls by singing to than I, Pris Wright, will ny little black book to Darlene Mayer May she pick a good one, as I'n sure there are may to pick from I, Shirley Quirin, will ny easy going manner to Barbara Wright Never do today what you do tomorrow, girls! I, Veronica Hickey, will ny friendly personality to Irene Schweuner It always helps when sonething has to be done, Irene I, Esther Nielsen, will .ly second soprano voice to Nancy Nelson May the girls chorus next year be a powerful one. Ile, Gloria Skogstad and 311101 Bussell, will all our bookkeeping skill to Darlene Baugh may they always cone in handy when Miss Gulbrandson cones around Although we have gotten rid of all our general and personal things and thoughts, we also know that we have taken a lot with us Knowledge, understanding, and sincerity And of all the things that have and will happen in our lives, we know that none of than will be remembered as well as our high school days in this school Signed ' 'ras cuss or 1954 O ! . . of . . to Jerry can improve his technique in naking passes at certain girls. . . e t 3 Carol DoBoer Fool Dottloff Bonnie Durham Laurence Fruth Kenny Hamilton Roger Heffecrn Carol Higgins Marjorie Buumn Donna Jacobson Dick Jacobson Mildred Jael: Lois Kolloy Jerry Kerrinl Jil Kvall Harold Kuhn Roger Loronzon Dorothy Mex-kd Helen Monro Beverly lolscm Wayne loloon Ruth liolsm Joannino Olson Douglas Seavoy Joyce Scars Glynn Stain Sylvia Stin- Riohard Swansea Barlyn Toig Joyce Uoiek I Am not F Q rf' nn ' rr 5 .D . Qs 1,351 'N1 pe 5 I' Y' . lr it ff X 'if QI 7 A, - 'J 'I af Freshmen we we f fb Larry Alger LsVonne Anderson Jerry Bates Dixie Benson Lester Buringe Joan Calkins Marlys Clerk Ruth Collins Allan Durlmen Robert Ewing Nevis Fruth Llrfr Glynn Jeanette Grams Robert Grathwohl Robert GW Betty Henderson Pat Eli! Andrey Iverson David Iverson Tong Jacobson Hsry J. Kqpfert Ile Lindelien Michel Ioebig Carol Lochrood Margaret Merkel Bech Hiclmelson Everett Miller Csllie Milner 'Prunm Ulson Claron Ottlan Robert Peterson Darlene Richardson Kenny umm Eugene Schwemer Geraldine seany Lu-ry mm, Jil Sl!'kOV8ki Jim Stiles Darwin Sween EIGHTH Le1a.nd Alger Cleo Anderson Lindee Berning Leslie Bush Herien DeRaad Richard Grathwohl Beverly Higgins Bllen bf! Ronald Iverson Lillian .Tech Evelyn Julson Kay Kerrine Tomq Kjeer Yeith Kreid Katherine Leurideen - ' Terry Levis Peter Olson Glenn Peterson Nona Peterson Shelby Runkle 6 ., s -' - -1n'g.mA'3e X 'P' Z 5-s sf Q I. 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H180 Donna Hoff Darlene Holland Mary Hunan Lum! Jacobson Gerald Jennings Marilyn Jensen Kathleen Joyce Richard Kempfert I-1117 Lwcvfll Smron Lindelien Robert Mart Patty Michelson Dickie lellon Jay le ebitt Ronald Olson Judy Olson Darrell Ottaea IC Delores Peterson '1 5. N :R Johnny Queensland 7 ,, in Q l I Q uma nmne ' Q 5 3 ' .J Mex-vin Sears ' ' X 2 v ' V 4 ., X 5' Lonnie Sm'koveki 5' ' Q .1 X Lloyd Srkoveki 1 , 1 Deliayne Schneckloth Q A , ' 'fx , 0 J ' '- Q' - neu stun 7 ' I Mary A. Swenson I w XL ' ' 5,-.Q N H ' I :R 3 . 4 . 5351 2: 'I ., 1 1 2585- .- 2' -if .s.l fi-in Paul Teig A y Larry Warner ' 1 7 Berber: wen: ' f . ' g --X Don Hendler ' f ' W' ' ! X1'xKE.T'3xle' l - . Q38-. E2 A ' l- 2-ai A vt Q -3, ' 2' Aw V515 , ,al F' W X F' 1 ij -Q-.V T Girl .cunts Row ls Priscilla Qnirin, Martha Nielsen, Donna lelson, Donna Hoff, Sharon Uleon, Bonnie 'Shran, and Linde. Glynn. Rov 2: Hrs. Hanson, Delores Peterson, Darlene Holland, Carol Truth, Mary Buenen, t and Sondr G1 . l ' 'lu-'G Banda Gran , a ynn Row 3: Diane Jennings, Carol Hill, lhry Drmhman, Andrea Gross, Key Hoff, Susie Stier. W Q Horst Radtke Industrial Arts and Coach John Hennessy Mathematics Neal Slindee Science Phyllis Olson Home Economics ffff ...- es 7 Future Farmers of America The Agriculture Department is a newly formed department. The major objective of the department is to aid young men interested in farming to make a start and an advance toward establishment in the business of farming. The Ag Department also provides educational programs for the established farmers living in the school area. Above, standing: Glynn Stein, Dick Jacobson, Harley Minnich, Gerry Allen, Marlin Mayer, David Stier, and Mr. Winkles, instructor. Seated: Roger Lorenzen, Dale Geraach, Dale Oelke, Mel Warner, and Paul D1n'hman. Below: Group of sophomore and junior boys judging dairy cows. Group of sophomore and junior boys observing the construction and use of far:-owing stalls Group of freshman ag boys who visited the local chick hatchery, Herman Winkles Agriculture .I Senior Band The Grand Meadow Band has been active this year. On October 21 they played 'The Victory Perch' at the Minnesota-Pittsburg game and were televised during the half. They placed third in the Winona State Teachers College Homecoming Parade. Rav lg Rau 2: Row 3: Basses: Row L: Ringen, E. Joyce, D. Sween, S. Runkel. J. Lindelien, T. Jacobson, D. G1mdereon,S. Bussel, Anderson, J. Queensland, B. Grathvhol, P. Durhman, R. Collins, S. Stier, E. Malay, Ihyer, L, Glynn, M. Fruth, C. Anderson, B. Henderson, K. Lauridson. Dmmhman, D. Holland, I. Schvemmer, P. Wright, P. Glynn, H. Kuhn, K. Joyce, D. Hoff, Jensen, P. Tvitchell, S. Glynn, C. Lockwood, II. Stiles, M. Wakefield, J. Hrigzt, Smith. Michelson, H. Simonson, D. Benson. Kried, J . Stiles, N. Nelson, M. Peterson, R. Nielson, Mr. Aarsvold, B. Anderson, Wright, D. Grathvohl, C. Grafe. Ruth Collins, Carol Lockwood, Charlotte Grafe, Thomas Jacobson, David Gunderson, and Rebecca Michelson. CLARINET TRIO Joan Ringen Darwin Sveen Elaine Joyce HRASSSEXTBT SAXOPI-IOHES Darwin Sveen Pat Glynn fb Priscilla Wright Darlene ihyer Win? X 1 Robert Aarsvold Director 370. -.- wwf' fkightl 221221 ,nudes '.'L-f-ES. - 5 9 Senior Chorus 14, ' A 1 gg 6 0 .'l, Xfxf- f'z,n XA'-2, 'Q D v 'T-1 Howl: Row 2: Row 3: Row I.: ',.,- 'Q if . . Hickey, B. Nelson, R. Nelson, H. Peterson, L. Eveneon, J. Ringen, McCullough, L. Kelley, M. Baugh. Joyce, P. Wright, R. lielaen, E. Nielsen, J. Weick, J. Olson, H. Moore, Higginle . Haley, H. Nelson, D, Jacobson, D. Merkel, J. Milner, J. Sears, Jech, S Drake ' s. szier, D. Bening, n. Mayer, c. mn, s. Buaael, B. wright, Grate, G. Skogatad. -0 n Row ls Row 2a Row 3: Row Row Row Row Junior Choru B. Henderson, J. Grams, D. Richardson, R Collins, M. Kempfert, L. Anderson, C. Lochuood. H. Clark, I. Lindelien, D. Benson, G. Seavey, Ma Ffuthe B. Michelson, J. Calkins, C. Milner. TRIPLE TRIO Beverly Anderson Veronica Hickey Iryne McCullough Eleanor ihley Josn Ringen LaVonne Evenson Esther Nielsen Charlotte Grate Nancy Nelson 54 Junlor Band The Junior Band, with its 26 members, has done an outstanding job this year They did a wonderful job of performing for the Homecoming Parade Majorettesx S Stier, A Gross UU UU OV UU UU OV Kuhn, D Nelson, G Peterson, R Peterson, P Quirin, G Siem Jacobson, P Dettloff, I Jensen, B Sharon, J Fruth, 0 Olson Hamilton, D Jennings Runkel, M Dnrhmsn, C Hall, Director Aarsvold, S Wright, Peterson, H Hall, D Simonson, C Hall, L Hall aeventh and Eighth Grade Chorus Hoff, K Lauridson, ll Peterson, S Glynn, C Anderson, L Jeoh, 1901110007 Jenson, E Julson, D Peterson, D Holland, B Cronin F Kried Runkel, B Hoff, P Twitohell, B Heioh, K Joyce QQ i' '11 i , 'X 1' ' u o -f 1 1 I 4 .5 K x 5 'T if e S? E! Q 'n '1 A A' o w - 'JU' -' an 7 3:1 35,1 'F Q-' 55 Q3 27 M 34 33 20 E3 45 Y1: f, 4 W gli, ,!f,,!' 3, A g'h.'L?n Q' 3 f ' 4 ' ' 7 Q ,LX x - 3 r v y - H fflff.33.313L.'h.L- -5.y-- fit I 951 I-OJ Horst Rsdtke Coach Football During the 1953 football season, the Larks hung up their second LITTLE S11 FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP, under the direction of Coach Redtke. Pictured above are: Daruyn Durhmsn, Harley Minnich, Frank Huemen, Roger Lorenzen, Kenneth Ball, lhrlin Mayer, Ihrvin Heffern, Roger Heffern, Janes Stiles. Row 1: Row 2: James Turner, David Stier, Merlin Simonson, Melvin Warner, Dale Oelke, Jerry Allen, George Buringe, Ronald Kuhn, Pat Glynn. Row 2: Truman Olson, Alan Durhman, Billie Calkins, Berlyn Tieg, Jerry Kerrins, Kenneth Rieken, Douglas Seavey, Noel Dettloff, Larry Glynn, and Bob Berg. wmulsftuwfvgfwlv f 3 - W .sg - W' fi ,ff C0-CAPTADWS Mel Warner and Daruyn Durhman Basketball THETELM Melvin Warner Darvyn Durhman David Stier Harley Minnieh J erry Allen Merlin Simonaon Ronnie Kuhn Calvin Holland Harold Kuhn Frank Hueman Coach: Horst Radtke Assistant: William Severin Y 6 'G '27 -tx-dj Dale Gerasch and Marvin Hefforn D110 Gerasch and Calvin Holland mango dispense naterilla to players. rofroahlonta at Sadie Hawkins' hy Party , Jw My CSeatedD Yrs. Mayland, Sixth Miss Slcustad, Secozxi Mrs. Richards, Third Miss Nelson, Third CStandingD Mrs. Johnson, First Miss Stippieh, Sixth Mrs. Slindee, Fourth Mrs. Urbanek, Second Miss Roberts, Fifth GRADE SCHOOL FACUL an n n ! if I af ' WYE! , SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Q Donna Rasmussen Irene Schvemmer Elaine Joyce Marilyn Nelson Irene McCullough Darlene Baugh Misa Olson, seated Chet Hall '. 1 ye 'N 1 'Q K y 4' 4 Q--J z , S. K J A 4 X a f , ,f 1 -5 it Marilyn Nelson, the Queen, rides with her attendant Esther Nielsen and Priscilla Hright. , 1.- 59 Homecoming At the half of the Homecoming Game, Marilyn Nelson was crowned Homecoming Queen of 1953 by Iona Queensland, and Cas pictured belowl David Stier was crowned King by Norman Palmer. The LeRoy-Grand Meadow game was very exciting, as the Larks were really out to win, and did so with a score of 26-6. The dance was held following the game in the gym, the Esquires from Rochester pro- viding the music . On the following page are pictured floats shown in the Homecoming Parade. Prizes went to the seniors for first, eighth grade, secondg and ninth and juniors tied for third QI 'VZ' Q11 1 E. The Queen and her attendants talk things over with the clowns after the Homeeming Parade. Initiation Bright and early on Sept. 23 the Freshmen appeared at school in the outrageous outfits ordered by their superiors, the Sopho- nores. In the evening they were put through the mill for an hour, Here ve see Dough Seavey, Don Calkins, and Ruth Nielsen noving a reluctant Larry Glynn into line Also, Doug Seavey and Dill Calkins are helpful to Jin Stiles as he begins to walk into the 'snake pit Kenny Hamilton and Bob Berg see to it that Darlene Richardson gets fnll benefit, Bonnie Durlman and Carol Higgins look on sr x as YP 2 Q K xi. e Q . A 5 '. my-Q 3 ,mai Senior Class Pla the Seniors presented THE CLUTCHING CLAU with the following cast fpi ct1n'ed above Q Seated, Darlene Berning, Marilyn Nelson, Shirley Quirin. Standing, Pat Glynn, Merlin Simonson, ,fyfgj Q Darwyn Durhman, Marlin Mayer, ' 5' 'W Esther Nielsen, Melvin Warner, Fred Richardson, Clayton Kjeer, Elaine Joyce, Irene McCullough, Gloria Skogstad, Shirley Bussell, David Stier, and Shirley Drake, Director, M . Prindle ,F ai 'l'7':V'S'1'1 lie ii i 755' Senior Prom On the evening of May first, the Juniors entertained the Seniors at the Junior-Senior Banquet, followed by the Prom. The theme for the attractive decorations, including the coach pictu ed below, was the story nCinderella.' The fou sophomore girls pictu ed below danced the Mdnuet as part of the evening's entertain ent. 1 M 4 ' v ,M Q Y k 5? 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