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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1958 volume:

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'Sv A41 . ..-mi' till - V JANITORS Henry Jacobson Ray Collins BUS DRIVERS Elton Myhre Marshall Ottman Esley Smith Rodney Burrington George Milburn Glen Davis Carl Peterson Oswald Isaacson Leland Simonson OFFICE GIRL Margaret Merkel COOKS Effie Simonson Agnes Olson Leora Sievertsen .QW ' WW-is .vf Q ' 1 ,. Nw ,UQ 1? W 1 e - 8 we-is u if FAITH KREID Band.... .... Chorus....... 1-2-3-M Student Coun. ..2-3-M Speech Play.. Pep Club...........M Paper Staff...... kk Class Play... Paper Off..........M Annual Staff.....3-M Annual Co. Ed......h Class Off........ HARhH ANDERSON I-4 5 Q 93 I3 U' C m H 23 CD m m I I 5 O T3 N' CD '4 bbbhb I3 H Q 211 IP E F' S E '13 P P1 F' tj business.n GOAlA0ooooooo Pep Club.......... Annual Staff...... Class Off..... .. Play Usher... 2-3 NGive me time and I'll grow up.n Band ......... 1-2-3-A 3-M Chorus ......... 2- Band Council ..... 3-h Band President.....h Vocal Soloist .... 3-M Inst. Soloist....3-M Trumpet Trio ....... 3 Brass Sextet.......u Bald-:ozone acorn. Mixed Octet .... Speech Club .... Speech Play... Class Play ..... Paper Staff.... Pa er Co Ed Ili .2-3 2-3 p o ooncono Annual Staff... Pep Club...... sooo ons! M 3 474747FTLvP7 Speech Club..::il3 2- Prom Waitress:.:::: if m H H FJ' H o H- U1 P' PM PT o m 5 0 o 5 Y. d- D' o H m C0 m 3 m C7 5.1. 5 H- AD d rf' MMU wg? 3 5 5 5 w o g fig Hg H fe in 4 vm 5 5 E 3 3 0 W U3 ' Q1 3 I-S O 0 I CD 'Zi ' ' U C C O D U 3 . . A CD ' d, . - 3.1. Q , 1- 3 l 1 x' 0 ' ' 71 ca N 41' sm ,aura 3 gs Q,. x4,'Nx BERTHA DAHLKE from the day.n Cho'ruS.auaoaooon Student Council... Annual Staff...... Paper Staff........ THOMAS KJEER to sprout.n Student Coun..... KATHERINE LAURIDSEN nSugar and spice, and everything niceg one of these days she'll be sprinkled with rice.n :Hi HD' m 0 U d-U mo on P-cr rn 21 d'W o'4 mfr cro cn W H r-'cb 23 Wm cr D-53' oo tl! :Io OC C'-1 H rn lr-11 -' +3 S W w H O O x W s M 0 F H 0 U U c d' sr 3 Q 2 H s W M 5 4 Q s d U d' D U d O Q 2-L. FsFoAn Offunnnooo3'u Prom Waiter........2 Basketball... nina Track....... .. -3 Chorus. a o 0 0 0 c1 2' 3 M Band ............. 1-2 2 3 M Vocal Solo...l- - Inst. Soloist .... ..1 2 3 M Paper staff.... - Annual Staff...2-3-h Annual Co. Ed..... Librarian......... Speech Club....... Prom Entert ai HST.. - Vocal Class ........ 3 Pep Club ......... 2-A - Play Usher ...... ...M Bac. R Com. Usher..3 - Glee Club .......... 2 Trumpet Trio ....... 2 .M Dru R Bugle Corp..l O3 GOAOAIOIOUDIOOOOICOE .3 Home Maker of .2 Tomorrow...........M RICHARD COOPER Ulf school is liberty give me death ffxlk 212665 Class Off........ Bac. R Com. Usher.. Home Coming Att... Mixed Chorus..... Class Play......... 3-M 3 u.Hi: Q I wmmwfswwftmaaz-if SHELBY RUNKLE CLEO ANDERSON Cheerleader Majorette.,.. ChOI,uslO0i6Ol Band......... +5 U CD 4 CD UI m w I- Cf' d' H O U uf m Q P' D CD 4 CD H 14 on o o Q1 l-' F Cf' d' PJ CD on I- H I-' C UJLQMJ I IIIOH1 ol-u 5310 mm5 ca Q S 0 dSD Er-'r-h I- Worr D'4 s UQ'cD -cn EP-ra fron QQ-so ll! ICI M M M M 2 3 M Paper Staff Annual Staff::::: Pep C1ub......... Speech Club...... Bac. M Com. Play Usher. Usher. Drum M Bug13'65L55 nGenera1ly speaking, she's generally speaking.n Band ........ .1-2-3-h Chorus..... 1-3 Class Off .......... 1 Paper Staff .... 2-3-M Speech Club..1-2-3-M Speech Pla ........3 Class Play .... ...3-h Annual Staff.......h Girls State Alt .... 3 Prom Waitress .... ..2 GQAIAOOOIOOIOIOIOIIZ RICHARD GRATHWOHL N LESLIE SHAW li -M A -M -3 -3 A .1 Small in stature but big heart.n Class Off... Basketball.. Track....... Class Play.. Bac. 8 Com. Boys State An ounce of cheerfulness is worth a pound of sadness.n Football ..... 1-2- Basketball...l-2- Co-Captain....... Baseball.....l-2- Track ........... . Class Off ....... . Prom Waiter ..... . Band ...... ...l-2- Chorus .... . ...... Lettermens Pres.. Student Coun Pres. E-'-FTFUMJ-F'-F'47-FT-P' bb oea2'3 Usher.. Alt.... N-F' O MJMJMJKA in 349 Band Council..... Class Play..,.... Annual Staff..... Paper Staff Dance Band....... Librarian........ ' Ld 2 rwwrbr Speech Club...... Home Coming Att... Valentine King... on C V babe-Phu Bac. Q Com. Usher. Boys State......... MJ 5 Wi NORMA PETERSON H Carnival Queen.. Homecoming Att... Cheerleader....2- X S QEES Km'. ff?5g ? GLENN PETERSON nI'm a smart guy, but I have a time convincing anyone.n hard Football.... ....3 Class Play.... ....3 RONALD WEISS nFrom the farm he'll never stray.n Footballnon onn3'u Baseball... ...l-2 wrestling .......... M Track .............. 3 F.F.A ........ 1-2-3-M F.F.A. Off ....... 3-M Letterman Off ..... .M Class Play .... .....3 Librarian..... ...M The calm before a storm and changeable as Valentine Queen.... Student Council... Class Officer ...... Prom Waitress ..... . Bac. 8 Com. Usher.. its wind.n l Class Play ......... 3 ..,3 Speech Club..l-2-3-A ..h Speech Play ...... 3-M 3-A Paper Staff ...... 3-M .M Annual Staff ..... 3-M 3 Chorus ....... ...l-3 2 Pep Club... ...2-M 3 LINDEE BERNING nLife is easy, smooth and slow, do what comes and let the rest go.n Football ....... l-2-3 Basketball. . .1-2-3-LL Chorus ............. M Prom Waiter ........ 2 Class Play... ...3 as fifb N Egg iii? Q2i3,?1QN 3 LESLIE BUSH nThere was a far away look in his eyeg he was looking at his feet.n Football ..... 1-2-3-h Co-Captain ......... M Basketball. . .1-2-3-L, Co-Captain ........ .M Baseball. ...... 2-3-M Track. .... .. ..... .3 3 1+ Prom waiter ........ 2 Class Play... ...3 FuFnAauonnauoouao ' JERRY WITHAM ELLEN HOFF nShe's always willing and ready for a good time.n Chorusoeaooo ooo2' Class Play.... .... ClublC0lli OIOO O 0 I O I O Speech C1ub........ Class G.A.A Play Usher... 3 3 lL Paper Staff......3-E 2 h lt RONALD HOFFMAN uCaesar was short, Napoleon was short, and I'm not so tall my- self. Football Mgr.......h Student Council....3 rg? , nHe didn't believe in love at first sight, so he took a second look.H 'Y .Hia ,ll L-. 3117?- PEGGY TWITCHELL little pepper.u Band Queen..... Speech Club.... Paper Staff .... Paper Co-Ed .... Annual Staff... Class Play ..... Class Off ...... MERIEN DERAAD NA young man who blushes is bet- ter then one who turns pale.n FqFqAaaoo ooo1'2-3-Ll' LELAND ALGER Homecoming Queen...h Valentine Queen.... Speech Club Off.. nAlong with all that sugar and svice, there's mixed a 2 . . . .2 1-2-3 2-3 2-3-M ....h ..3-L+ ..3-L+ ..1-2 3-1+ St. Coun.......1- Chorus. Band.........l-2-3- Girls State........ ROBERT WEISS UAS an infant h plump.n Nlh5 pounds of athletic dynamite.u Football ....... 2-3-M Co-Captain ......... M Homecoming King....M Wrestling Captain..h Track ........... ...3 F.F.A ........ 1-2-3-H WQFHUU UJ D'f 'CD S Cf OCPUWJ5 ' col-5 QOSPSDSQO 8 'JC g Q O'UJ Quang 0 3...gq mussel: Q Gao- v-U moncfj P1 3-...O Q Qual!-1 M r-5...'g-5 . olnfrjs 0 hJN47F'PHA475TF7 ......l-2-3- e fell and landed- Chorus ............. 2 Football ......... 3-M F.F.A. aooosoa 1 2 3 !.l. Wrestling .......... M 9 X W -X Z xii'- SENIOR CLASS PRCJPH ECY This ls Gscar J. Souphound reporting from Earth to Pluto. We are now at the altitude of 218 miles and are spinning around the earth at 100 miles an hour. We are now slowing down to get a good glimpse of the Seniors of 1958. We look out of our glass bottomed shlp and Hollywood. She is now working on Yul Brynnerls We also find Ellen Hoff in Hollywood. She fan club of the new sensation 'Goony Herman and find Cleo Anderson in son. is the secretary to the His Little Goons.n In Reno we see Ronnie Iverson In one of his night clubs. He re- cently increased his chain of night clubs by buying the former Green Gables. In San Francisco we find Peg Twitchellwalklngto her job at the Belle View Hospital. She is now head nurse and little doctors. is raising her own As we circle over Houston, Texas, I see Dick Cooper with the larg- est cattle ranch in Texas. Traveling north we go over Wyoming. Here we see Tom Kjeer. Tom ls now professor in the town 'Hole In the Road,n Wyoming. I wonder what all those men down there are fighting for. They all are fighting over a little pointed ball. When we look closer we see Ronnie Weiss. He is the coach of the team. Those earth people sure play funny games. As we look close at the gay city of New Orleans we find Norma Peterson. She has retired from modeling to raise her own family. Oh, remember that Glenn Peterson? He is now in Birmingham, Alabama, busy being the president of the American Tobacco Company. In- cidentally, he gets them free now instead of having to mooch them. Whatls that music I hear in the distance. I see Dlck Grathwohl is leading the former Tommy Dorsey Band. He is now appearing in Miami. There seems to be something wrong with the shlpls engine. We are now going very fast, now welre stopping, I see New York City below us. There are three Seniors who followed in a musical career. They are Mike Wakefield and Faye Kried. Mike is now singing at Carnegie Hall, with Faye as his manager. Mike is really getting famous. He is known as a second 'Little Richard. I wonder what that huge tent is for. It's what earth people call a clrcus. I see Ronnie Hoffman is the great ring master. We should have him on Pluto to control our Zoo Cows. Here in Detroit is the factory where humans make cars. Those cars are sure old fashioned. Jerry Wltham is head painter for the Ford plant. He is just driving out with a purple and green polka-dot Ford. We are now over the city of Chicago. They have a big University there Les Shaw invented a new type of Algebra and is trying to pound it into the heads of the students. Quite a few of the Seniors settled not to far from their home town. Kathy Lauridsen married an I.B.M. executive. Now all their little Spearis are running in and out. Lindee Berning went into politics and is representing Racine in the House of Representatives. Les Bush married an Austin girl and is now head coach of the Austin High School. They have one son. He is only 3l1QW tgll. I see there are even some Seniors that settled in foreign countries. I am now flying to find them. We are now over Paris. There is a woman on the street down there. I wonder what on Pluto she ls wearing. It's Shelby Runkle. She is de- signing a new style called the Wrinkle Look. Next we go to Tokyo. Here we find Robbie Weiss, he is now a great wrestler. He can even take Mighty Mouse. There's a plane, it's going to Sweden. Here we find Karen Anderson. She is a great actress now. We have one Senior left. She is Bertha Dahlke. We find her in Spain. She is working for the head of the Spanish government as a secretary. I guess she has stopped a lot of wars for them. This ls Oscar J. Souphound reporting back to Pluto. I guess the Seniors of 1958 are fairing pretty well for themselves. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Many years ago, twelve to be exact, our class of eight sturdy pioneers: Faye Kreid, Kathy Laurldsen, Glenn Peterson, Ellen Hoff, Mike Wakefield, Dick Grathwohl, Ronald Iverson, and Les Shaw set out on a journey into the dark wilderness of Education. As we needed a way of travel through these unpredictable wllds, we chose the slowest means of travel, the covered wagon. We started out on our journey September 7, 19h6, with 12 wagons, each named according to one of the grades. The first wagon was bossed by Emma Staley. She did a wonderful job as wagon leader. In the next wagon a fight for leadership developed. Mrs. Lamp- land and Mrs. Dettloff were struggling for the leadership of the second wagon. As a result of this struggle, Mrs. Lampland suffered a broken arm and the wagon was split. The third wagon was run by Miss Skustad who helped our pioneers learn the value of the dollar. Under her leadership we bought a flag which still can be seen if anyone wants to trudge up to the English room. The fourth wagon was led by Miss Johnson, who was kidnapped by someone along the trail. She never was heard from since. The fifth wagon was fortunate in having Miss Roberts as its leader. She was an expert with the black-snake and had a lot of fun keeping the nmulesn in line. Mrs. Mayland kept the sixth wagon well ln hand. She had a blg job pre- parlng the group for the next half of the journey, which would be the hardest part of the whole trip. In 1952, we entered the darker wilderness of nHlgher Education.' Along the way we consolidated with many other smaller wagon trains. By this time we had added about eight more to our growing train. We now had with us Cleo Anderson, Peg Twltchell, Tom Kjeer, Shelby Runkle, Leland Alger, Les Bush, Norma Peterson, Merlen DeRaad, and Llndee Bernlng. Mrs. Hueman was our trall boss. MT. Hennessy scouted for the eighth wagon, and guided us safely into the ninth wagon of our journey. Mr. Fox then took over for the ninth and tenth wagons llucky Mr. Foxi. He guided us safely through the rough trails of initiation. In our tenth wagon we had a chance to initiate the poor freshmen. In our sophomore year we gained four Rob and Ron Welss. more pioneers: Dlck Cooper, Ron Hoffman, The eleventh wagon was under Mr. Severlnis guidance. During this leg of our Journey we became quite art crazy. We put on a play entitled 'One Foot In Heaven' to further our art knowledge. We held a big party ln this wagon ln honor of our departing senlor friends. Some more pioneers were attracted by the party and decided to stay with the train, they were: Karen Anderson, Bertha Dahlke, and Jerry Wltham. The last wagon was the largest and was under the good leadership of Mr. Holland. He saw to lt that the group of pioneers went through Chicago on their way to Graduation Town. Here we would like to pay tribute to the 33 sturdy pioneers who 'passed onn Qwe donlt know where! before the journey was completed. After the group of an tlred pioneers reached graduation town, they took up the harder task of settling in their part of this large and ever-changing country. SENIOR CLASS WILL Belng mentally unbalanced and physically overweight, we the Senior Class, lby the Grace of God and our hard-hearted, soft-headed jallorsj do ordaln as our last horse laugh to posterltyg hereby casting aside all other lnsultlng remarks to our successors heretofore I, Leland Alger, will my car to he too can be on the honor roll. I, Jerry Wltham, will my little take a glrl to the drive-ln. I, Glenn Peterson, will my halr 118861 WBTM, made: Mervln Sears to carry his books home so red wagon to Larry Lengerman so he can to Charlie Hickey so he can keep his bald I, Shelby Runkle, will my red satin dress to Barbara Welck to wear to the Playmore. I, Michael Wakefield, will my bass horn lips to Neal Stiles ln hopes he will use them for something besides bass playing. I, Robert Weiss, will my brown eyes and happy smile to Jay Nesbitt and I would like to buy him a new car horn. I, Bertha Dahlke, will my ability to stay awake in school after keeping late hours to Dlck Nelson. I, Peg Twltchell, will my Homecoming crown to some lucky Junior glrl in hopes she will cherish lt as much as I do. I, Ronnie Weiss, will my quiet ways to Kathy Joyce so she wonft get on the teachers nerves next year. I, Katherine Laurldsen, will my ability to get along with Dale to Pete Olson and Pat Michelson so they won't fight next year. I, Karen Anderson, will my AH's and AN's to Jon Wright so that next year he will be able to give good speeches. I, Les Bush, will my height to John Queensland so theyill have a center next year. I, Ellen Hoff, will my Senior Class Party to Donna Hoff, Mary Swanson, and Leah Dempsey so they can keep the home fires burning. I, Norma Peterson, will all my free time to Dick Grafe so he will be good next year. I, Ronnie Hoffman, will my vacant locker, old clothes, and bad habits to my brother, Robert, so he'll have as much fun as I did. I, Cleo Anderson, will Sharon Llndellenls frlendshlp to Larry Hagen just for next year. I, Tom Kjeer, will my home town girl to Alvin Jacobson so he won't have to drive so far. I, Llndee Bernlng, will my car to David Runkle so he can get out more often. I, Faith Kreld, will my good grades to Clair Harvey so hefll have some- thing else to occupy his time with besides Sandy. I, Dick Cooper, leave my out of town connections to Carol Beck and Betty Cronin so theylll have more fun next year. I, Les Shaw, will my ability to attract Grand Meadow girls to Lloyd and Lonnie Smrkovskl so they won't have to go to Stewartvllle next year. I, Dick Grathwohl, will my ablllty to tell jokes to Dewayne Schneckloth, Toby Jennings, and Lanny Jacobson ln hopes they enjoy them as much as I did. I, Merlen DeRaad, will my scholastic ability to Sandra Glynn and Marilyn Jensen ln hopes that they can stay on the honor roll. I, Ronald Iverson, will my serious outlook on llfe to Darrell Ottman and Paul Teig in hopes it will slow them down. I, Peg Twltchell, will all my Girls State fun to Darlene Holland. I hope you have as good and beneficial a time as I did. :sw .ns -me fw gakk-,Q L, k ,i .LL. Q. K , jg 2k M w.?..M,, . , QM 1ifgwrffwizgigea, ,.,-if . - -Aw 1:15M352g1:ngf455g.25vm, 2:2553-M' I K lx -.X I. I 'U . XY 'N T V QA-waz? 1 'gzigizfw -.Y E yffmfw .. ., A , Mm- - Q ' Q , - . ! 5 3 5 K2 V. V HW, W S Q iff ff .i . mf Nh Vywvf fx W ,wa, s 1-N, 5 .V Q v f X gygffw W G J . Y 22 x, . V' k Y u 1 32 v h . yew. '55 Q , 1 f , 4 . i V33 hm L f Q E M K qgsff W 'iN 5 1 'Q , , Q H f ' Af' L'-.. U Q 'W Ad' Ag . QS A L ' : , K 5. 'A X g jk M, QW q .- . W I ia' , -'.. fi Q , fb 1.2. ,VJ - f I fd J - i Q -'idf5aA .1 .j, 2f ' - Q 1 fm W 5 f f Q W f i 1 ' 5-, If I.':g::g,s-'15--55 --,,-Q:gn-:ay.,-.'.-wi,fl- um , -. 5 W. ,A ,, H 4 ,PWM-.ss W J. fgvyz, 5 .1 '- - -- fx, X' .fu R , TT if , fff ' ef 55553-if : -- ., V' , iqx- iiwifvigl ff I Q' vgzmfglgel. K W ,gg gig M N -- 'l f. , . 4' -4 .,,,1 ' . -, , ii ... -Q ww , vc - f M ,wmv . M , H, ., 4 F 15? A . . if 490-' N E1 . ff' f 6V I ff , 1- , ,Eg .....,. Q f fini- A , - ' ew ' fs: 1-ff f' , 5 . . 5 'SQ ZW Q , in ' X K N: V Q g mi m,v,z' A, , ' X sk 5 1 ' ' , 0 , Q . 'gn h Mi 9 1 JW? ' .- Q . fw2. f,,U L gfeqffgL G 3 5, 1 55 i 3 ,S , Q51 ww ,W 1. M was Eff 1QB!Rz .f55s1R.1 GRADE FOUR Back Row: Mrs. Volden, Mary Gehling, Carolyn Peterson, Larry Schmitz, Naomi Hanson, Vincent Jacobson, Linda Baugh, Gary Charlson. Second Row: Sheila Bjerke, Dana Babbitt, Vicki Paulson, Tom Withers, Sandra Baldus, Mark Stier, Suzanne Peterson. First Row: Curtis Palmer, Cleone Gilbertson, Steven Hovda, Beverly Kiefer, Glenn Slmes, Marcia Thorson, James Anderson. GRADE THREE Back Row: Sharon Rieken, Thomas Thorsen, Linda Johnson, Paul Pinkston, Doris Julson, Leslie Palmer, Joanne Green, Dennis Milburn, Vinson Mathison, Dennis Conlan, David Schulz, James Tieg, Mrs. Anderson. Second Row: James Baudoin, Sandra Buschman, Gary Gilbert, Rebecca Ronne, Kenneth Sweetser, Karen Myhre, Steven Holland, Carolyn Hahn, Dewayne Logan, Kathy Guy, Russell Jacobson, Marlys Ankeny. Third Row: Judy Green, Myrna Withers, Stephen Yonkovich, Sandra Sweeney, Marshall Sveska, Jeanne Part- ridge, Dale Bush, Donna Jennings, Donnie Simonson, Vickie Kennedy, Paul Main, Diana Pinkston, Mrs. Gross. Fourth Row: Dennis Baldus, Ann Rasmussen, Sheldon Burns, Donna Swanson, Stephen Wellik, Peggy Vogelsang, Mike Schmitz, Kathy Cooper, Steve Stier, Carmen Hebl, Steve Bickerl, Joanne Hedstrom, Mark Holland. nw sw aa esam:mMH,wuMi+mmf,,,,Lmf ' ' Back Row: Vickie Holst, Rodney Smith, Philip Jacobson, Ellen Lundquist, John Teig, Larry Shaw, Cindy Greeley, Robert Splittgerber, Douglas Glynn, Marshall Peterson, Mrs. Brown. Second Row: Paula Lockwood, James Olson, Linda Sievertson, Michael Keifer, Rosemary Conlan, James Littlefield, Mary Youngblood, John Dewey, Diane Jacobson, Richard Casper, Shirlee Yonkovlch, Michael Blanchard. Third Row: Diane Kennedy, Orrin Olson, Martin Hedstrom, Gayle Stevens, Lanna Slmonson, Mahnard Gilbert, Mark Swee Paul Sween, Rita Greeley, Larry Powers, Linda Johnson, Michael Kahl, Mrs. Ohr. Fourth Row: Richard Rasmussen, Dwayne Nielsen, Leland Ottman, Michael Higgins, Sherry Phillips, Donald Gehling, Donald Fenton, Darrell Wellik, Gail Slmes. Back Row: Susan Spllttgerber, Dennis Runkle, Cheryl Nelson, Teddy Jennings, Sandra Schulz, James Mathison, LaRae Jacobson, Larry Greeley, Eldine Miller, Kenneth Bratrud, Annette Stler, Lloyd Skifter, Diana Cooper. Second Row: Judy Rieken, Donald Diefer, Karol Main, George Graff, Roma Dettloff, Kenneth Jacobson, Monica Torgrlmson, Herbert Hanson, Kathleen Berg, Mark Skustad, Joyce Jones, Warren Gilbert, Mrs. Ostgard. Third Row: Tom Taylor, Sandra Slevertson, Clifton Mathison, Connie Kerrlns, Lloyd Johnson, Patricia Hoffman, Morgan Wright, Thelda Nielson, Richard Hedstrom, Gregory Plnkston, Warren Grathwohl, Mrs. Hazelle Johnson. Fourth Row: James Thorson, Barbara Milburn, Roger Kried, Janet Hoff, Stephen Burns, Barbara Lundquist, Glen Jensen, Janet Schulz, Allen Jacobson, Jacqueline Berg, Wayne Wellik, Polly Twitchell. ?- K - , . IN MEMORY OF CHVCK PALMER The underclassmen section of the 195C annual is dedicated to Chuck Palmer. His wonderful personality and cheerful smile will always be remembered by all who knew him. 9' 6 .wiw e ,ff i AB'-3 a X 'N' X Z? 15113 Qf g f SEVE TH GRADE 3 16 J AB' o,. B Mfrs iw L3 3 , Q. . 1, -:sf W ,Viz W jmznf .5 is .an Wg. Q we ,.,.,,.., SQ gy I ' -: ., I i. .., X. y K I Mary Anderson Carol Ankeny Duane Benson Jerry Bush Judy Casper Michael Conlan Jacqueline Cooper Barbara Dahlke Earl Edland Judy Fenner Marie Flickinger Brian Fruth Helen Geerdes Michael Girton James Glynn Joann Hathaway Jerry Higgins Karen Holland Arvilla Jacobson Herbert Jensen Charolette Johnson Sheryl Johnson John Paul Joyce Lyle Julson Lavern Mathison Burdette Lange Bobby Losey Betty Lundquist Alice Merkel Frederick Kirchner Harriet Nesbitt John Nielsen David Olson Robert Olson Ronald Peterson Arlyne Queensland Clifford Reed Marcheta Runkle Joanne Schwemmer Jack Sears Barbara Shaw Darrell Simonsen Dennis Skogstad Sally Stejskal Mary Sveska it -xx 'lf Penne Twitchell ff NX., Pat Wakefield if Sharon Yonkovich 7' . inane aff' fi' EIGHTH GRADE Qg9zg.1::44n.fa-. 5-ii 333. Q. 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GRADUATION NIGHT 1 4 'Q 7 S 8 BACK ROW: Lindee Berning, Richard Grathwohl, Leslie Bush, Ronald Weiss, Michael Wakefield, Faith Kreid. THIRD ROW: Gerald Witham, Ronald Iverson, Robert Weiss, Ellen Hoff, Peggy Twitchell, Shelby-Jean Runkle. SECOND ROW: Richard Coober, Cleo Anderson, Merien DeRaad, Thomas Kjeer, Glenn Peterson, Leland Alger. FRONT Row: Ronald Hoffman, Leslie Shaw, Katherine Lauridsen, Norma Peterson, Bertha Dahlke, Karen Anderson. ,ex xx NR xv w0z. F01 dd 4,1 dd f,,,, -ffl If fl fd 1903 W Q2 xx sw. wx wwe' ,wx xxxwwxxx T05-51:04 47411 4-714, c 1'lpprldl 9203 H Q2 xxx xxx mm Nix: mmf fb, 5- :Qflf 'I ,m'3FmQ' :?Wu 485192 H ' Y 'I .1 J9 '--., d '.N ,gs .n Back Row: Mr. Severin, Eugene Kennedy, Kennis Kried, Ron Helgeson, Lanny Jacobson, Robbie Weiss, Gary Smith, Glen Peterson, Paul Dettloff, Mr. Christopherson. Center Row: Terry Peterson, Mickey Hall, George Seim, Darrell Jacobson, Jerry Simes, Dick Nelson, Doug Jacobson, Darrell Simonson, Jerry Stejskal, Neal Stiles. Front Row: Ron Hoffman, Les Bush, Dick Grafe, Leland Alger, Dick Grathwohl, Larry Hagen, Ron Weiss, Clair Harvey. 1 V+' V ',. ff' Sa, W C0-Captains BUSH 8 ALGER. Coach SEVERIN Coach CHRISTOPHERSCN'ShoWs HARVEY 8 BUSH STANDING: Leland Alger, Darrell Jacobson, Jerry Simes. KNEELING: Clair Harvey, Dick Grafe, Jerry Stejskal, Dick Grathwonl, Dick Nelson, Larry Hagen, Ron Weiss, Les Bush. X M I ' f, fe, 'ff , .gr ' 3 ' 2' 1 ' l X I oo G R R R R Q99 R- - - Lwgn vulrsau ruagraug 7 Y' Y ' ,, , , Mila' sz.. .4,.. 4. . - ' IQ, STANDING: Jerry Stejskal, Clair Harvey, Ronnie Weiss Les Bush, Dick Grafe, and Larry Hagen. KNEELING: Dick Nelson, Dick Grathwohl, Jerry Simes, Darrell Jacobson, and Leland Alger. LES BUSH nEndn SENIOR GMHS LELAJD ALUER NBQCRH RON WEIS3 NTack1en ROB WEISS DICK GRATHWDHL uCenterH QUI TET nGuardn , 2 if H, YE Q M. .x gy Nr 5 QQ 4 ..- .EK Q ' 'K 'QQ SEZ? sg 'E' 'g 'lg' 'JE' Q - X Tk ,Nw w Y l L . Ct ,-:E I ggi? 1 'S ' Q, si .' riff - -- f ' 1 tai, -ff . , ,. W , aa. ,it NJS5 if 8 'w..M.,,.w f W. if -' ai ifiilffiiflflly 2 Q1-Help i -X Allis: Mp, Q Wlvw W Q tl 'Ze UQ0 V W n M92 W E ncusm QQ, Q 5995549 yggff Jang-ig fu H240 an-4 Afzsmam ff. f QQ 5 i Q. 4 , 33 o N- WRESTLI G Coach Luikart, Ron Weiss, Jerry Stejskal, Dick Higqins, Dick Nelson, Leland Alger, Duane Kennedy, David RHHKLG, Paul Teig, Bob Grafe, Ronnie Peterson, Duane Benson, Charlie Hickey, Bob Hoffman. Robbie Weiss, Lonnie Smrkovski, Pat Wakefield, David Olson, Brian Fruth, John Joyce, John Neilson, Dennis Lorenzen, Steve Wright. Robbie Weiss, im 1 'wvfufvr lm: um Mr. Luikart shows ' Leland Alger, and fu Ronnie Weiss a new f iw ,Uh position. L- D A. -of ASEBALL TE M STANDING: Coach Severin, Doug Jacobson, Darrell Jacobson, Jerry Simes, Les Bush, Clair Harvey, Dewayne Schneckloth, Terry Peterson, George Seim. IQNIEELING: Dick Nelson, Donnie Grams, Paul Dettloff, Larry Hagen, Dick Grathwohl, Myron Hall, Eugene Kennedy. . ,V - , 3311. - K L ' C ' tr ALGHT ONE N , JER'r4Y HU Nd ' it MURDERS Row Ewwwffie I Nm, CHALPIONS SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE LLHJLNG HITTER 1957 as 'a'Q H+ 563 Ave. PLEf.s1f -- Damn? HIT ME Rini STANDING: IGXSEELINGZ TRACK TEAM Darrell Simonson, Dick Nelson, Dick Higgins, Gery Smith, Reggie Benson, Clair Harvey, Lonnie Smrkovski, Dennis Kried, Larry Luban, Coach Luikart. Jerry Higgins, Duane Benson, Paul Losey, Darryl Hagen, Duane Kennedy, Wayne Dotzenrod, Steven Wright, Jim Glynn. -Z-,IW CQM I. NG! A K D N Aff f ,i s N -V f-1 as if? x ' ' -- Nw Qi. ' 49-1149 . --'c'e wi' ' fzll 7g,Qf5V'J ? QQ: Y f! '.lP .-'7 - 1 I ' QM' ,. f f D 1 wi 9 l OOT6 - v'L'- f 431, L 2 4 599 .. 7 34' 'I V55 GG? M.Q Qg5w,wfMwQ' an D10 XT - Q ccle we .. WHEN 'IJ U I' I T img To H E I HERE GOES L A HAIR RAISING JUMP Q S if ,im 5 iwgki A S1 2 Q W H515 xg 6 Susle Stler Linda Nanl Carol Girton Ng S CL O QQ? ve QXXYYQSG Norma Peterson Cleo Anderson Pat Michelson Diane Jennings SX Martha Neilsen www, W w W J mu,w ww 4 1 3 :M My , JM AQ g, N N M, MA W' v Ju n v W rag. 1 ' i ' w , , F v M 'Nb A fu-51 'lla K 'S 4 Z .wg ,a,, ' E- ,.,. - H. M! 1 Y A' 'Nfl 1.-, 'F' 1 w v,,,M,,fe 'V yL I + Crossed fingers for luc KING-QUEEN and CROWNBEARERS The biggest event of the season got under way Thursday, October lO, 1957. This was the night of the Homecoming Coronation, The six senior candidates, Peg Twitchell, Cleo Anderson, Norma Peterson, Leland Alger, Dick Grathwohl, and Tom Kjeer were all looking their very best. Six hearts gave a little flutter when they walked under the purple and white decorated goal posts as the band played the school song. Finally the big moment arrived' Startled Leland Alger was crowned . homecomdng king of 1957 by the l9S6 homecoming queen, LaVonne Anderson. Leland then crowned the radiant Peg Twitchell queen for 1957. The royalty lead an energetic snake dance down to a huge bonfire prepared by the Freshmen. The dumm Y representing LeRoy, was thrown into the fire by co-captains Les Bush and Lee Alger. Everyone went homo early to get 'W a good night's sleep for the exciting day ahead. W1 Q 'K A' My gf , Q Q NX I must X 2 Q6 H OME CGMI G ROYALTY King Leland Alger, Queen Peggy Twitchell. Attendents Tom Kjeer, Norma Peterson, Cleo Anderson, Dick Gr-athwohl. Crownbearers Jerome Girton, and Cindy Sween. Y ., ,N,,mw,m4 :,,,,,L,,,,,e,m,, ff. f,ew,,gw -51 '4,.g,,fsfz an ff I I I s sa, at NX4 First Prize FUA.A. Second Prize JUIQIORS Third Pri ze BAND VALENTINE KI G AN QUEE February 15, 1956 was another big night in the history of our school. On this night the students picked another King and Queen to reign over the big dance, sronsored by the Senior class. The Candida es were 'icked from classes 7 through ll. 'LJ' -xxx wc xxmamfusxpmfa sefwfxikffuanurxbeffxrxs I958 GRJLZDGRJQTJLZDGRJLZD QZBKRQQZBCIBCYSQZWFRS At 9:30 all the cand idates gathered around the tnrone waiting Ior the big moment. Then Les Shaw, the Senior class president, crown ed Toby Jennings our 1956 Valentine King. Toby then crowned the 1956 Valentine Queen, Kay Hoff. 'Elu- FUTURE FARMER X Q CA! ul- -J Jgqiif Back Row: Robbie Weiss, Rex Benson, Ronnie Helgeson, Dewayne Schneckloth, Reggie Benson, Lanny Jacobson, Wayne Johnson, Kenneth Urbach, Paul Dettloff. Second Row: Mervin Sears, Loren Hanson, Bob Hoffman, David Runkle, Lester Alger. Seated: John Queensland, Lloyd Smrkovski, Mr. Turgeon, Les Bush, Jay Nesbitt. A Q Nr. Zent snows ' Sue Nelson how to use the shift .if VE ' LIBR RIANS Left to Dick Grathwobl, Mr. Hennessy: Right : Peggy Twitchell, Loreen Lengerman, Lonnie Smrkovski. Back Row: Second Row: Seated: PAPER TAFF Donna Hoff, Lynda Glynn, Donna Johnson, Nancy Lange, Janet Kjeer, Martha Neilsen, Jon Wright, Dick Nelson, Sharon Losey, Darrell Ottman, Ann Littlefield, Bonnie Skaran. Leah Dempsey, Deanna Hoffman, Mary Swanson, Sue Nelson, Virginia Kerrins, Orienne Olson, Karen Anderson, Ellen Hoff, Pat Michelson, Pat Twitchell, Cleo Anderson, Norma Peterson, Kathy Lauridsen, Kay Hoff, Lynnette Jacobson, Sharon Ankeny, Carol Fruth, Beth Tieg. Barb Weick, Marilyn Jensen, Joan Fenner, Faye Kreid, Sondra Glynn, Mike Wakefield, Peg Twitchell, Mr. Fox, Sharon Lindelien, Bertha Dahlke, Shelby Runkle. BACK ROW: SECOND ROW: SEATED: Advisor: MR. LEONHARDI. Annual Editors: KATHERINE LAURIDSEN 6 FAITH KREID. Y YP . gn , f i 5? J 13, QSM iibgaib if W wovtwf- wmerzv !,l Advisor: MR. FOX. Paper Editors: PEGGY TWITCHELL 8 MIKE WAKEFIELD. ANNUAL TAFF Donna Hoff, Peg Twltchell, Sharon Losey, Lynda Glynn, Sharon Ankeny, Janet Kjeer, Ellen Hoff, Barb Weick, Marilyn Jensen, Martha Neilsen, Ron Fisher, Sandra Glynn, Lynnette Jacobson, Jay Nesbitt, Ann Littlefield, Dlck Grathwohl, Bonnie Skaran, Mike Wakefield, Charlie Hickey, Dick Nelson, Loreen.Lengerman. Joan Fenner, Leah Dempsey, Mary Ann Swanson, Sue Nelson, Karen Anderson, Darlene Holland, Kathy Joyce, Pat Twltchell, Pat Michelson, Cleo Anderson, Norma Peterson, Bertha Dahlke, Kay Hoff, Beth Telg. Lloyd Smrkovskl, Faye Kreid, Sharon Lindellen, Katherine Laurldsen, Mr. Leonhardi. nw P-x ::r'L Hr 1 s:-efwmmuzwwi-fri: - f4aws v swfu,v,1,Da1rmanlu, iw i W2 i' M Q s , Y W . ,L ,gg ,L r Back Row: Mary Ann Swanson, Darlene Holland, Ann Littlefield, Janet Kj Second How: man, Susie SBI' Marilyn Jensen, Virginia Kerrins, uonna Johnson, DeAnna Hoff- Stier, Doris Lauridsen, Ann Gross, Lynnette Jacobson. Third Row: Larraine Eeck, Linda Wahl, Linda Glynn, Glenda Olson, Carol Fruth Fourth Row: Ruth Demnsey, Kay Hoff, Loreen Len erman. Fifth Row: Lil lian Nathison, Nancy Lange, Carol Girton, Orienne Olson, Diane Anderson, Susie Nelson. Seventh Row: Karen Anderson, Carol Beck, Barb Weick, Sharon Losey, Sandra Glynn. Eifhth Row: Mrs. Berg, Sharon Lindelien, Pat Twitchell, Bonnie Skaran, Leah Demrsey, Donna Hoff, Joan Fenner. 31 . -,Q a ef 0 eq, 6 4 , 0+ xx X CAS STANDING: Dick Grafe, Pete Olson, Larry Hapen, Lloyd Smrkovski, John Queensland, Director Mr. Knutson, Larry Lengerman, Darrell Ottman, Paul Teig, Lonnie Smrkovski. SEATED: Neal Stiles, Leah Dempsey, Joan Fenner, Barbara Weick, t. Jon Wrigh On November 21, the Junior class presented uArsenic and Old Laceu, under the direction of Jack Knutson and Marilyn Jensen. The story is of the charming and in- nocent ladies CLeah Dempsey and Barb Weickl who populate their cellar with the remains of socially JU ICJR CLASS PL Y and religiously uacceptablen roomers. The antics of their brother lJon Wright! who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt, and the activities of the other brothers fLarry Lengerman and Lonnie Smrkovski cause many hilarious adventures. H3 X wx X X ,. xi, N. .X QM i 5 OX X K ix -ifefa1efwvW'ki- -X -. x .- mmm? X X .Wy ..,. Q SF . A 2 QQQEEE X, X ..w,,y.-: A, .1 Q f WW M X ' LQ '. 7 at vi N 1, 'fx A2 -,,, ,, X had-QRS? Q iQQ1lq?a ' H 'fmt . Q H .IU IOR SENIQR PROM JH- fi SR- T THE sEN1oRs Anvnisoss AND wives SAYONARA O 1 ' f , f v H1 MEMORIES OLLY PROM WAITERS AND WAITRESSES HEAD ELECTRICIAN Shangrila was the theme for the 1958 Prom. The oriental feellng was well produced by the Japenese hut, lanterns, wlnd chkmes, muslc, and walters and waitresses. The Prom was f a huge success, leaving many - i happy memorles. Jyhighi CAUGHT IN THE ACT TALKING THE BIG NIGHT OVER RESTI , ll . LETTERMEN'S L Bi OUTSIDE Row: INSIDE ROW: TOP TO BOTTOM: fwa UB NIJ in Dick G, Clair H, Jerry S, Paul D, Jerry S, Doug J, Terry P, Gene K, Myron H, Darrell S, Robert H, Les B, Bon W, Robbie W, Dick G, Lee A, Bon H, Coach Severin. Lloyd S, Lonnie S, Darrell J, David B, Gary S, Dennis K, Donnie G, George S, Mike F, Charlie H, Dick N, Toby J, Larry H, Coaches Christopherson, Luikart, Christianson. Neal S, Jon W, Mike W, Les B, Leland A, Darrell O, Larry L, Carol B, Margaret C, Beth T, Jay N, Charlie H, Lonnie S, Loreen L, Sharon A, Linda G, Lorraine B, Judy S, DeAnna H, Donna J, Virginia K, Ruth D, Glenda O, Penne T, Diane A, Sharon L, Karen A, Ellen H, Faye K, Lynnette J, Susie N, LuAnn R, Mildred S, Dixie K, Mary A, Barbara S, Sharon Y, Arlyne Q, Judy K, Joan S, Peg T, Janet K, Ann L, Nancy L, Gretchen O, Sandra G, Linda W, Carol G, Sue S, Sharon L, David O, Bryan F, Carol F, Orienne O, CLEO A. 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ROW ROW SENIOR BAND Dixie Kennedy, Faye Kreid, Peg Twitchell, Patti Twitchell, Neal Stiles, Darrell Simonson, Pat Michelson, Joan Fenner, Mike Wake- field, Mr. Hagberg, Sandra Glynn, Sharon Lindelien, Ann Gross. Gary Smith, Linda Wahl, Karen Holland, LuAnn Runkle, Arvilla Jac- obson, Mary Anderson, Duane Kennedy, Mary Ann Swanson, Glenda Olson, Dick Grathi-lohl, Doris Lauridsen. Karon Paulson, Mary Durhman, Carol Hall, Kay Hoff, Bonnie Skaran, Cleo Anderson, Carol Fruth, Eugene Kennedy, Sharon Losey, Art Hamilton, Carol Girton, Beth Teig, Georgia Peterson, Kathy Joyce, Donna Hoff. Darlene Holland, Doug Jacobson, Sharon Simonson, Orienne Olson, Susie Stier, Leah Dempsey, Shelby Runkle. 46495 S 0? Ks-' Xtsxsxs , , fl JE CLEO 1 NN 9 SUSIE k lllll-Aigig if Q 3 , , 5 Q if 1 ig lun 'K x : . 1 . zki, 4 L 5 K ' 5 I f . 7 wt -.: 'Aa QE? 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