Granite Falls High School - Kilowatt Yearbook (Granite Falls, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1961 volume:

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' , ' ' 1 I A 'S ' I W-I' '97 K' -- f N IQ. 'I L 7 ' ' I V ' , I ., ' I , - f .II-I' fi' Ev- I I- IIN I Ie If 2- I - . I I I I 'If I --WI I I ..-I I-1 S, I A J X323 A pi- W ,Q T . , X .V ag v I ' i - Ie I 39' f, . f II' .I ' 3' z f If-'ff-Dfw, iw ,QI ' .I 1 al Vi..zI,r gf, I I. , A M' I- 1 1 If-1. 1 ,, L' ' 'A -1 ' ' - bl Sf k ' f' 21-I I LPI,-K 'wgqgq I1 ',I- ,Ii I.. -fi f . 'Z' yd 1, U I. - 'J :wi .fl ' we I 1 - I T .In ,I f f ' -QM. The Senior Class of 1961 dedicates the 1961 Kilowatt yearbook to Mr. A. G. Bush, in appreciation ofthe opportunities with which he has provided us. The many valuable instruments for our award-winning band, the equipment for our school's shops, textbooks, and the other gifts Mr. Bush has bestowed upon our school have all added to our education in Granite Falls High School. Through this dedication we wish to express a partial thank-you, Mr. Bush. DEDICATION KILOWATT SENIOR CLASS OF 1961 GRANITE FALLS HIGH SCHOOL GRANITE FALLS, MINNESOTA ANNUAL STAFF FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Sween, Barbara Mains, Sandra Kinney, Marie Minelli, Rosemary Hansen, Janice Podoll, Nancy Ehrenberg. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Knutson, Janice Baker, Rosalind Irns, Mary West, Kathrine Carlson, Susan Skrukrud, Julune Hanson Judith Baker, Donna Wilson, Barbara Eddy, Janell Taylor. THIRD ROW: Margaret Knut- son, Karen Sllrukrud, Jarnes Hendrickson, Charles Johnson, Barbara Forrno, Larry Schuler Janice Weflen, Diane Iverson, Carol Hezzelwood, Rose Couet, Mary Lovering, Dorothy Eckert. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Lindback, Sandra Urke, Bobby Lovell, Howard Skulstad, Aruther Ringsven, David Paulson, Kathleen Nyrness, Janice Hemmingson, Lucille Giesef Cheryl Swalstad, Sandra Hanson. Advisor, Mr. Weaver, assistant editor, Sylvia Bottcherg editor, Nancy Nelson. 3 ADMINISTRATION SUPERINTENDENT Milton Lindback ' Office Assistant Judy Wolff PRINCIPAL Charles R. McCoy Office Assistant Mardell Becker SCHOCL BOARD Percy C. Miller, Chairman Barbara Carlson, Director Kenneth Ims, Treasurer Hanard P. Weber, Director Owen V. J. Rude, Clerk Dr. John Lumdquist, Director 4 qrf T 'f FACULTY Richard Hammond: B.S. Moorhead State College, Industrial Arts, Phy. Education. Patricia Potzler: B.S. Mankato State College, Home Economics. Wendell Howard: B.S. Stout State College, Industrial Arts. Alfrida Jacobson: B.A. Concordia College, Horne Economics. Elroy Burgeson: B.S. Mankato State College, Typing--Shorthand. Ronalda Schultz. B.S. Mankato State College, Phy. Education, Health, Social Studies. .f 'r'f-M ,mil Curtis Holt: B.A. Concordia College, Bookkeeping, Business Law and Con- sumer Problems, Typing, Football Coach Donald Betzen. B.S. Moorhead State College, Phy. Education. .. 5'Qi5:-.fi aEf:5: : . 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Moorhead State College, U. of North Dakota, Social Studies, American History. 4 Leonard Espeland: B.A. St. Olaf, Mankato U. of Minn., Biology and General Science. Darrel Larkin: B.S. Mankato State College, Speech and Geography. 6 Hannah Hogsven: Concordia College, Jr. High English. Myrtle Smith: B.S. St. Cloud State College, Remedial Reading. Charlotte Whitney: B.S. U. of Minn., Library Instructor. Grace L. Petry: B.A. Concordia Col- lege, English. ' Norman Mattis: B.S. South Dakota State College, Ag. Math. LeRoy M. Paulson: B.A. St. Olaf Col- lege, MacAlester College, North Dakota U., Oslo U., English. Carroll Sougstad: B.A. Dakota Wesley College, Colorado State College, Sr. High Chorus, Music--Jr. High, Math- 8, Sr. Math. N. Mary Hughes Wagener: B.A. South Dakota U., M.A. Nebraska U., Jr. and Sr. English, Latin I and Il. Sonja Lewis: B.A. Concordia College Elementary Music, Jr. High Chorus. 7 n-lid. SENIGR CLASS 1, ll g f JANICE BAKER llJ'anill There are two sides to everything, my side and the wrong side. Band l,2,35 Band Ensemble Z5 Chorus l,2,35 Sophomore Sextet l5 Mixed Ensemble 25 Girls' Ensemble 35 Mid- get l,2,35 Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. 2,35 Spring Play l,2 Fall Play l,2, Student Di- rector 35 Decalm l,2,35 Cheerleading l5 Junior Red Cross 3. CAROL AARVIG Cookie My ideas are larger than my words. Library Club 35 Cv.A.A. 2,35 Photo Club 35 F.H.A. 2,3. JUDITH ASHBURN IlJudyll One of two peas in a pod. Band 2,35 Chorus 1,2535 Triple Trio 25 Girls' Ensemble 35 School Service 25 F.H.A. 2,35 Homecoming Attendant 25 F.F.A. Sweetheart 3. SUSAN ALLCHIN llsusyll JUDITH BAKER Ilxjudyll She always seems to get things done, and yet has time for lots of fun. Band 1,2,35 Swing Band 2,3 Band Ensemble 2,35 Chorus l,2,35 Triple Trio 25 Soph- omore Sextet 15 Midget 1,2,35 Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 F.T.A. 2, Songleader, 35 F.T.A. Play 2,35 Spring Play 1,2,3 Fall Play l,2,35 Homecom- ing Attendant 35 Trip Com- mittee 35 Secretary. Short and pleasant, sweet and petite. Chorus 1,2,35 School Service 35 Library Club 2,3. DIANA CAVENDER She doesn't talk much, but what's there to say? Chorus 2,35 Library Club 2,33 Junior Red Cross 3. JAMES BENSON IIJOGII I think he's getting serious about H that girl, he never puts any mileage on the car any more. Football l,2,3, Co-Captaing Intra- mural 1,2,33 Letterman's Club 3, President. GARY BUE Jesse I think and think and think, some- times. KATHERINE CARLSON IlKittyll Vim, vigor, and vitality, blended with loads of personality. Band l,2,3g Swing Band 35 Chorus 1,2,3g Sophomore Sextet lg Mixed Ensemble 25 Girls' Ensemble 39 Midget l,2,3g Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. l,2g Photo Club 2,35 One Act Play 25 F.T.A. 2,3, Presidentg F.T.A. Play 2, prompterg 35 Spring Play l,2,3g prompterg Fall Play l,2,3g Class Officer 1, Vice Presi- dentg Trip Committee 39DeCla1'1'l 3g Majorette 1. IO ffj N ., I, ROSE COUET If there's nothing to laugh at, start a circus of your own. h School Service 15 Library Club l,2,3g Midget lg An- nual Staff 25 F.H.A. lg G.A.A. l,2,3g Photo Club 3, Secretary Junior Red Cross 3. NANCY EVAN Nancy seems a quiet lass, until you see her out of class. Transfer Student 39 G.A.A. 39 F.H.A. 3. DOROTHY ECKERT 1 do nothing unconventional. Band Z3 Chorus 35 Midget 1,35 An- nual Staff 35 G.A.A. 1,Z,3g F.H.A. lg Stage Craft Club 3. JOHN ECKERT Jackie l don't preach, so why should I practice? Intramural 3. NANCY EHRENBERG Bubbling over with laughter and fun, never a care for work undone. Midget l,2,3g Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. l,2, Vice President, 3, Treasurerg F.T.A. 2,3, Secretaryg Class Officer 1, Treasurer 3' XY . H953 ' '59 BARBARA EDDY Barbie l'rn not half as interested in Ein- stein's theory as I am in Cupid's. Transfer Student 33 Band 39 Swing Band 35 Chorus 35 Midget 35 Annual Staff 35 G.A.A. 35 F.T.A. 33 Junior Red Cross 3, Treasurer. VERA GULLICKSON I'm quiet now but just you wait. School Service 2,33 Photo Club 31 F.H.A. 3. BARBARA FORMO Barb The G.F. boys are good and sweet, but I have another who can't be beat. Band 2,35 Band Ensemble 25 Midget 35 Annual Staff 35 G.A.A. l52,33 Photo Club 35 F.T.A. 2,35 F.H.A. l,253. MAX GROFF He awoke one morning to find himself still asleep. Transfer Student 35 Intramural 3. LOWELL HALVERSON I love to sit on the fence and Watch the snails go Whizzing by. Football 1,2535 Co-Captain Intramural 152535 Captain5 Letterrna.n's Club 3. L MARLY S GULLIC KS ON She worries not of tomorrows5 but takes life as it comes. School Service 2,35 F.H.A. 3. I2 is Q .IANICE HEMMINGSON Ylijanll Whatever she does is done with so much ease. Band l,2,3, Librarian, Midget l,2,3g Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. 1, Secretary, 2,35 Photo Club 35 F.H.A. l,2., Secretary, 3, Presi- dent, Homecoming Attend- ant 35 Class Officer 2, Secretary, Junior Red Cross 3, Secretary. 44 KENNY HANSON Hey kids, I've got a good joke. Intramural l,2,3g Band l,2,3g F.F.A. lg Track l,2,3. SANDRA HANSON Ilsandyll A gal who with a smile is seen, our l96O Homecoming Queen. Chorus l,2,3g Triple Trio 29 Girls' Ensemble 35 School Service lg An- nual Staff 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Photo Club 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3g Homecoming Attendant lg Homecoming Queen 35 Stage Craft Club 35 Class Officer 2, Vice President, 3, Secretary, Majorette 2,3. MARILYN HARRIS College would be a perfect place to meet men, if it weren't for those silly classes. Band l,2,3, Library Club 25 G.A.A. l,2,3g F.H.A. lg Class Officer 2, Treasurer. LYLE HEMMINCSON llTubbyI1 Pray tell, who will en- tertain the people when I'm gone. Basketball l,2,3, Football l,2,35 Homecoming Escort 35 F.T.A. 35 Letterman's Club 3. JAMES HENDRICKSON I am not a politician, and my other habits are good. Band 1,2535 Chorus l,2,35 Annual Staff 3. CAROL HEZZELWOOD What she ain't got, she don't need. School Service l,2,35 Midget l,35 Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. 15 F.H.A. l,2,35 Junior Red-Cross 3: Head Majorette l,2,3. CHARLES JOHNSON Chuck Exercise? I peeled an orange for breakfast. Baseball 2,35 F.F.A. 1,2 vice pres.5 Midget 35 An nual Staff 35 Photo Club l,2,35 Stage Craft Club 3. LANNY HOYER Of all the things I like the best, I rnuch prefer to sit and rest. Midget 35 Photo Club 2,35 President in Senior Year. 14 KARL JOHNSON llfrobyll Ilsnarlll He's not much with angles but oh those curves. Basketball l,2,35 Football 2,35 Band l,2,35 Swingband 35 Band Ensemble 1,2535 Letterman's Club 3. WAYNE KLING They said it couldn't be done, so I didn't try. Intramural l,2,3g F.F.A. l,2,3, Captain. BONNIE JUST She looks so shy and bashful, but appearances are deceiving. Library Club 25 G.A.A. 35 Photo Club l, Vice President, F.H.A. 3. FRANCIS KIEFFER Fran When she sees a man she runs, to ward him. Eand l,2g G.A.A. l,2,3g Photo Club 3, F.H.A. lg One Act Play 2. MARGARET KNUTSON llpidgell She's true to her words, her works, and her friends. Band l,2,33 Band Ensemble l,2,35 Chorus l,2,3g Triple Trio 25 Midget l,2, Assist- ant Co-Editor, 3, Co- Editor Annual Staff 2,33 G.A.A. l,2,3: Fall Play 1,2 prompter Stage Craft Club 3. THOMAS KIPP Tommy Lo, stop and admire, this is a genius Student Council l,2. 15 J BARBARA MAINS Barb How can I study with this love affair on my mind? School Service 1,2533 Li- brary Club l,2,35 Annual Staff 35 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Photo Club 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3. SHIRLEY LINDBACK The essence of knowledge, the answer to a teacher's prayer. Band l,2,35 School Service 35 Mid- get 1,35 Annual Staff 2,35 One Act Play 2.5 F.T.A. 2,35 Spring Play 25 Fall Play 3. MARY LOVERING To know her you just have to laugh. Chorus l,2,35 Library Club 25 Midget 2,35 Annual Staff 35 G.A.A. 2,35 Photo Club 25 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Stage Craft Club 35 Junior Red Cross 35 Play Make-up Committee 1,25 Usher 1,2. RICHARD LUNDELL Rich Most handsome boys are conceited, but l'M not. Basketball 1,2,35 Football l,2,35 Co-Football Captain 35 Baseball l,2, 35 Homecoming Escort 25 Band l,2,35 Band Quartermaster 1,25 Swing Band l,2,35 Track 2,35 F.T.A. Play 15 Spring Play 1,2535 Fall Play 2,35 Class Officer l, President, 3, President5 Trip Committee 3, Chairmang Golf 1,2,3, Captaing Boys' State Alternate 2, Letter- man's Club 35 Student Council l,2, Vice President, 3, President I6 KAREN MANEE IIJOYCEYI Was there ever a red headed saint? Library Club 1,2,3, Presi denti Midget 35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Photo Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,35 Stage Craft Club 3. KATHLEEN NYRNESS llKathyll Blessed are they who say nothing, for they shall never be quoted. School Service, 25 Library Club 2,39 Midget 3: Photo Club 33 F.H.A. 39 F.T.A. 2,35 Spring Play 3, Prompterg Fall Play 2, Stage Crew. RITA MARTIN Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. F.H.A. 2,3. NANCY NELSON Monkey She chatters as she goes on, and she goes on forever. Band l,2, Librarian 3, Presidentg Swing Band 2,35 Chorus l,2,33 Triple Trio 25 Sophomore Sextet lg School Service 35 Midget l,2,3g Annual Staff 2, Assistant Editor, 3, Editorg G.A.A. l,2,3, Presidentg F.T.A. 2,35 F.T.A. Play 2,3, Di- rector, Spring Play l,2,3g Fall Play l,2,35 Class Officer l, Secre- taryg Trip Committee, 35 Declarn Z5 Debate 29 Student Council 3, Secre- tary. LEE NORTH Snort By golly, l've made it. Football 2,33 F.F.A. l,2,3Q Letter- man's Club 3. I7 J ULIA OLSON Julie Spoken for but not taken Library Club l, HATTIE POSEY Men were born to lie, and women to believe them al- ways. Library Club 25 Usher 2. LARRY OLSON l'd Rather hug a pigskin than any- thing else I know. Basketball 2,35 Football 2,35 Base- ball 2,35 Homecoming Escort 35 Track 2,35 School Service 35 Class Officer 3, Vice Presidentg Trip Committee 35 Letterman's Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer, DAVID PAULSON Dave He put his brain into neutral and his tongue rattled on, and on, and on. Football 35 Intramural 1,2,35 Band l,2,35 Band Ensemble 2,35 Chorus 25 Mixed Ensemble 25 Track 2,35 Annual Staff 35 Spring Play 2, Stage Crewg Stage Craft Club 35 Letter- man's Club 35 Boys' Quartet 2. JANICE PODOLL llJanll She put the mis into mischief. Majorette 1,2,35 Midget 1,2,35 An- naul Staff 2,35 Cr.A.A. l,2,35 Photo Club 35 F,H.A. l,2,35 One Act Play 25 Spring Play 15 Make-Up l,2,3, Chairmang Junior Red Cross 3. 'I8 ARTHUR RINGSVEN llArtH Ilshaggusll He combines those two qualities rarely found together, capability and jollity. Basketball 2,35 Chorus 1, 2,3, Presidentg Midget 35 Annual Staff 35 F.T.A, 35 F.T.A. Play 35 Spring Play 25 Fall Play 35 Class Officer 2, Presidentg Trip Committee 35 Student Council l,2,3, Treasurer5 Boys' State 3. LARRY SCI-IULER There are meters of ac- cent and meters of tone, but the one l like best is to meet her alone. Intramural l,2,3, Captaing F.F.A, 1,23 School Service l,Z,3g Midget l,2,3g Annual Staff 3g Photo Club 3, Treasurerg F.T.A. 33 Stage Craft Club 35 Let- terrnan's Club 3. BERNICE SANDBERG A maiden never bold, a spirit still and quiet, ll School Service 1,35 Library Club Z, 35 F.H.A. 3. JAMES SANDBERG l've served my time and now goodbye. F.F.A, l,Z,3. SHELDGN SAN DBERG I never dare to be as funny as I Call, JAN SCHUTT There must be an easier way to get a diploma. Intramural l,2.,3g Fall Play 3g Track Z,3g Senior High Chorus l,2, 35 Boys' Quartet 2,33 F.F.A. 2. DERRIK STOLEN I just take life easy and I'll live till l die. Intramural 35 F.F.A. l,2, Photo Club 3. RONALD SKRUKRUD Ronnie Fortune awaits the deserving. F.F.A. l. JOYCE SMITH A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Library Club 35 F.H.A. 1: Usher CHERYL SWALSTAD To be efficient in a quiet way, that is my airn throughout each day. Band l,Z,35 Library Club 1,35 Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. 15 Photo Club 35 F.H.A. Z,3. ANN SPIES Her drawing power is her drawing power. School Service 1,35 Library Club 2,35 Midget 2,3. SANDRA URKE llsandyll Write me down as a lover of my fellow man. Transfer Student 29 Cho- rus 2,3g Annual Staff 3g G.A.A. 35 F.H.A. 2,35 Fall Play 23 Usher 2,3. JANELL TAYLOR YIBHSYII Though she is small, her intelli- gence ranks in the Heavy-weight division. Band l,2,3, Vice Presidentg Swing Band l,2,3g Band Ensemble l,2,3g Chorus l,2,3, Secretaryg Sophomore Sextet lg Midget l,2, Assistant Co- Editor, 3, Co-Editorg Annual Staff 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,3g F.H.A. lg One Act Play 25 Fall Play 1,25 Prompt- ingg Stage Craft Club 39 Class Offi- cer 3, Treasurerg Trip Committee 35 Student Council l,2,3. DOUGLAS THORKELSON llDOuglI And the Lord said, Man should not be alone. GORDON UTTERMARK IlGOrd.yIl A most prominent mem- ber of the bachelor club. Basketball l,2,3g Football l,2,35 Baseball l,2,35 Let- terman's Club 35 Student Council 3. PATRIC IA T RAN DAHL Hpatll She's like an adding machine, you can always count on her. School Service 35 Library Club 2,35 F.T.A. 3. DONNA WILSON Chase me boys, I'm full of fun, Band 1,Z,3g Chorus l,Z,3g Sopho- more Sextet 13 Midget 1,2,3g Annual Staff 2,35 One Act Play 2,35 Fall Play 1,Z,3, prompterg Stage Craft Club 3, Spring Play 1,29 Majorette l,Z,3. CLASS OFFICERS President Richard Lundell Vice President Larry Olson Secretary Sandra Hanson Treasurer Janell Taylor TRIP COMMITTEE M- , M V, Y The trip committee for the Class of 1961 got an early start in the last few months of its members junior year. After planning paper drives, magazine sales, a smorgasbord, a bake sale, the donkey ball, and dances, the committee turned the rest of the work over to the class members. The final word about our dining places and our entertainment in Chicago was given by the commit- tee, and due to their plans and pre- parations, our trip was a great success. if Larry Olson, Rich Lundell, Mr. McCoy, Art Rings- ven, Gordy Uttermarkg Kitty Carlson, Nancy Nelson, Janell Taylor, Judy Baker. 22 CLASSES , ,J ,- pl, ,Y Yf..,.....1- W VY-. W Q k I X 1 XA FIRST ROW, left to right: Marjorie Benson, Janice Weflen, Annett Sebring, Marie Minelli, Sylvia Bottcher, Susan Skrukrud, Elaine Saunders, Carol John- son, LuAnn Gabbert. SECOND ROW: Gene Gimble, John Pates, Jerry Lewi- son, Donald Martin, Larry Elmer, Gary Hadley, LeRoy Just, Roland Anderson, Darrel Bjornson, Mrs. Wagener. THIRD ROW: Richard Kollen, Harold Reinke LuVerne Hedin, Paul Midboe, Barry Tanhoff, Danny Mooney, John Thompson, Milton Amundson. FIRST ROW: Rosemary Hansen, Rita McMahon, Sandra Kinney, Jean Stoufer, Joyce LaBatte. SECOND ROW: Mary West, Karen Skrukrud, Diane Iverson, Paulette Midboe, Carol Monson, Roberta Sebber, Carole Emblem, Virginia Anderson, Victoria Gullickson. THIRD ROW: Eugene Sebey, Raymond Sheg- geby, Larry Reinke, John Rottunda, Ronald Olson, Alan Berends, Danny Chad- well, Mr. Burgeson. FOURTH ROW: Howard Gatchell, Ronald Johnson, Duane Bonde, Larry Nelson, Robert Anderson, Lynn Johnson, Douglas Peterson, Paul Hinz. FIRST ROW, left to right: Shirley Sween, Kathleen Odegard, Julene Hanson, Clara Sandberg, Susan Schutt, Eileen Larson. SECOND ROW: Robert Lovell, Georgia Brennen, Sandra Berre, Ellen Vaala, Wayne Jertson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Dalen, Rosalind Imes, Dorthy Knutson, Sharon Anderson, Lucille Giese, Barbara Cole, Larry Barber. FOURTH ROW: Lon Manee, Robert Gustafson, Howard Skulstad, Michael Ranney, Ted Johnson, James Siewert, Douglas Anderson, William Miller. 24 FIRST ROW: Sharon Odegard, Linda Kormann, Susan Sween, Susan Mooney, Lucille Lerchen, Lola Lewison, Jean Neal, Alayna Sandberg. SECOND ROW: Leslie Saunders, Jeffrey Jertson, Keith Thorstad, Gary Larson, Willis Peter- son, Jean O'Bear, Rosalene Halstead, Joyce Radunz, Ruth Lecy, Mr. Christian- sen. THIRD ROW: Gary Kno shal, John Thorkelson, Floyd Johnson, David Kipp Rodney Hanson, Mary Ann Stueland, Bruce Haugland, Carlton Werner, Larry Jensyold, Richard Hemingson. 3 FIRST ROW: Maureen Aakre, Eunice Kvistero, Eileen Barber, Nancy Espe-Y land, Donna Schuler, Martha Peterson, Mary Madsen, Sharon Peterson, Kathy Riley, Sandra Lee. SECOND ROW: Joan Gullickson, Jerry Couet, Dale Mooney, Douglas Schmidt, Harold Reiten, Duane Bue, Robert Chadwell, Thomas Felcyn, Miss Petry. THIRD ROW: Merle Amundson, Carl Lundell, Robert Peterson, Neil Aagre, John Hamre, Maurice Berg, Jerry Hammer, Woodrow West. Jon Brunner. Q5 FIRST ROW: Ellen Smith, Imogene Odegard, Dianne Hanson, Jill Mooney, Judy Chadwell, LoyAnn Scott, Judy Dawson. SECOND ROW: Leslie Akre, Mary Gregerson, Helen Olson, Margaret Wengert, Julie Sebber, Connie Paulson, Peggy Hanson, Barbara Berends, David Laraby, THIRD ROW: Mr, Nielsen, Howard Vaala, Robert Mulenberg, Stephen Carlson, James Thompson, Donald Schuler, Richard Huth, Robe rt Ladner, John Knudson, David Ba rber, FIRST ROW: Barbara Bigot, Audrey Woelfel, Joanne Jertson, Susanne Han- son, Pam Mikelson, Janice Anderson, Connie Knutson, SECOND ROW: Curtis Skulstad, Tim Prenevost, Carol Neal, Cindy Odland, Lynn Mooney, Arlene Wilson, David Bue, Richard Lindbackd THIRD ROW: Mr. Paulson, Dennis Hanson, Leslie Vaala, Derrald Dahl, Tom Thorkelson, Sig Soli, Mike Seeley, Richard Eliason. FIRST ROW: Raymond Martin, Kathy Hall, Dianne Brandt, Diane Olson, Laurice Knott, Paul Nyland, Bruce Utterrnark. SECOND ROW: Ronald Sae- ger, Larry Herningson, Linda Forest, Maryls Just, Peggy Barber, Ann Stratmoen, Connie Velde, Nancy Dae. David Lovering. THIRD ROW: Mr. Lundberg, David Aarvig, Kenny Slettedahl, Earl Nellermoe, Lane Pearson, Larry Cole, Mike Minelli, Robert Crullickson, Ernest Streich, David Swal- stad. 26 FIRST ROW: Lois Tollefson, Allan Oliveria, Donald Mains, Bruce Reber, Duane Olson, DuWayne Johnson, Paul Thorkelson, Allan Olson, Joanne Monson. SECOND ROW: Donald Berends, Dennis Johnson, Gerald Aarvig, Nancy Hemmingson, Rita Couet, Nona Just, Linda Peterson, Karen Aakre, Kathy Gilbertson, Charlotte Shu- bert, Ralph Olson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Mattis, Kenneth Buesing, John Edman, Stephen Slee, Richard Carlson, Mike Whaylen, Grant Bottcher, Robert Hagen, Steve Halverson, Robert Ims, Myron Nerdahl. FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Hagen, Craig Weflen, Patricia Petersen, Arlene Krueger, Mary Trandahl, Tamara Neste, Linda Wallace, Ellen Reiten. SECOND ROW: William Richter, Alan Sheggeby, Kenneth Ostensoe, Richard Abernathy, Patricia Brown, Judy Espeland, Becky Knoshal, Diane Miller, Donna Nordang, Connie Just Mary Lundell, Karen Odden, Gary Midboe. THIRD ROW: Sammy Mack, Dellis Kietzman, Tommy Oie, Odell Hegna, Douglas Stueland, Douglas Agre, Tommy Lewis, Gary Peterson, Scott Ronnie, Paul Taylor, Mr. Espeland. FIRST ROW: John Felcyn, David Frovik, Gary Ernston, Susan Swalstad, Shirley Sandberg, Judy Dawson, William Schuler, SECOND ROW: Arthur Krueger, Dennis Anderson, Larry Olson, Sally Lewison, Diane Smith, Christie Barber, Betty Kruckman, Bruce Johnson, Douglas Morey, Mr. Unruh. THIRD ROW: Mark Sandberg, Merle Hammer, Mike Ranney, David Johnson, Terry Lewison, Dennis Bue, Alton Larson, Eldon Nordang. 27 7-I FIRST ROW: Eileen Brown, Patricia Trulock, Terry Mikelson, Leroy Kirschbaum, Sandra Barber, Nancy Laraby, Lynette Frovik, Paul Thompson, Karen Soli, Danny Whaylen. SECOND ROW: Howard Abernathy, Diane Iverson, Carol Lewison, Elizabeth Edman, Pearl Huth, Karen Halvorson, Pamela Wolff, Sara Ehrenberg, Brenda Urke, Gilbert Olson, Mark Vangen. THIRD ROW: Judy Jensvold, Pamela Antonson, Judy Amundson, Richard Steffen, Cheryl Cole, Linda Hammond, Gregory Brandt, Angela Martin, Scott Bjorndahl, Paul Sheggey, Miss Hogsven. 7-II ROW ONE: David Day, Connie Saunders, Connie Rude, Russell Dandurand, George Peterson, Walter LaBatte, Robert Richter, Joe Riley, Richard Hanson, Daniel Landmark, Robert Barber. ROW TWO: Diane Gunderson, Robert Mor- gan, Beverly Engelke, Mary Anderson, Donna Hemingson, Richard West, Marilyn Foss, Diane Swang, Beverly Knutson, Geraldine Peterson, Linda Schuler, Jay O'Connor. ROW THREE: Mr. Larkin, Charlotte Bottcher, Barbara Eliason, Ruth Kipp, Winnifred Skinner, Donald Hagen, Leslie Sherman, Duane Halstead, Sharon Brunner, Barbara Anderson, Irene Mulenberg, Dariel Grove. 7-Ill ROW ONE: Lois Hagen, LeAnn Aakre, Patricia Rettig, Peter Wilhelm, William Hartke, John Halvorson, Karla Fromm. ROW TWO: Keith Sandberg, Steven Steffen, Douglas Dandurand, Lloyd Streich, Carol Messer, Marlys Iron- heart, Alan Arneson, Ronald Lenling, Sandra Kollen. ROW THREE: Ronald Lecy David Berg, Roger Abel, Tom Otway, Susan West, Margot Hultman, David Hedin, Robert St. Claire, Mr. Weaver. 28 UNDERCLASS OFFICERS f-SPARK PLUGS OF THE FUTURE SEVENTH GRADE Ronald Lecy, Lloyd Striech, Bobby Richter, Terry Mikelson, Dariel Grove, Judy Jensvold, Donna Hem- ingson, Linda Schuler, Pat Trulock, Karla Fromm. NINTH GRADE Larry Cole, Tom Thorkleson, Jim Thomp- son, Bob Ladner, Howard Vaala, Ken Slet- tedahl, Tim Prenevost, Cindy Olland, Ellen Smith, Diane Olson, Connie Velde. EIGHTH GRADE Mark Sandberg, Kenny Buesing, Gary Peterson, Grant Bottcher, Connie Just, Nancy Hemingson, Rita Couet, Mary Lundell, Gary Midboe, Bill Schuler, Gary Ernston. TENTH GRADE Duane Bue, Carl Lundell, Rod Hanson, Sharon Odegard. Eleventh Grade Carole Emblem, John Pates, Susan Skruk- rud, John Rottunda. . 'qc r w,TlES V STUDENT COUNCIL FIRST ROW: Nancy Nelson, Richard Lundell, Arthur Ringsven, Ray Sheggeby. SEC- OND ROW: Joanne Monson, Allen Sheggeby, Mary Anderson, Sandra Kollen, Nancy Laraby. THIRD ROW: David Bue, Marie Minelli, John Knudson, Gordon Uttermark, Alton Larson, Janell Taylor, Mike Minelli. FOURTH ROW: John Thorkelson, Bruce Haugland, Carl Lundell, Lynn Johnson, John Rotunda, Mr. McCoy. The 1961 Student Council was called together for its first meeting in September by President Rich Lundell. Secretary Nancy Nelson began her duties by carefully following the meeting with pen and little brown book, while vice-president Ray Sheggaby looked on. Treasurer Art Ringsven began to examine the council funds, which were found to be favorable. The Student's representative body, Z1 strong, began its fall work with the planning of Homecoming. Committees in charge of the program and field decorations, went to work and did some expert work. Homecoming was deemed a success by all. The establishment of committees to study student complaints, the start of a foreign student program, and the limitation of student dances were only a few of the programs devised by the '61 council. Attendance at both the District ll Council Meeting and the Southwestern Minnesota Council Meeting provided new ideas for the council members. A safety program spon- sored by the Governor's Advisory Council on Children and Youth was also attended by several council members. The Granite Falls Student Council has a great deal more to say about the school's policies than many other councils around the state. We as students should be grateful and proud of our Student Council. Susan Allchin and Rich Lundell took over as Secretary and Principal, respectively on Student Government Day, a Student- Council sponsored activity. X4 MIDGET STAFF THE NOSE Fon NEWS FIRST ROW, left to right: Kathleen Odegard, Ann Spies, Shirley Sween, Judy Baker, Barbara Eddy, Janice Podoll, Nancy Emblem, Joyce Manee, Susan Sween, Vaala, Sylvia Botcher, Kitty Carlson. Lovering, Susan Mooney, Rose Couet, Carol Hezzelwood, Janice Baker, Mr. bara Forrno, Charles Johnson, Laney Ehrenberg, Sandra Kinney, SECOND ROW: Carole 'Susan Skrukrud, Nancy Nelson, Dona Wilson, Ellen THIRD ROW: John Pates, Dorothy Eckert, Mary Diane Iverson, Janice Weflen, Elaine Saunders, Burgeson. FOURTH ROW: Rosalind Irns, Bar- Hoyer, Lucille Giese, Howard Skulstad, Arthur Ringsven, Kathleen Nyrness, Janice Hernmingson, Annette Sebring, Shirley Lindback, Jean Obear, Eileen Barber. Co-Editors Margaret Knutson and Janell Taylor, Ass't. Editors Dorthy Knutson and Marie Minelli. ,AQ 453. , I ,Air The l96l Midget Staff, led by co- editors Janell and Margaret, has pub- lished an informative account of the activities and the students of G.F.H.S. The features and interesting articles put together by the Midget Staff were enjoyed by all, and we're sure that next year, under Marie and Dorthy, the Midget will be just as greatly appreci- ated. 32 G.F.H.S. PHOTO SNAPPERS FIRST ROW: Lanny Hoyer. Maureen Aakre, Janice Podoll. Kitty Carlson, Barbara Mains, Mary Love ring and Mr. Lundberg. SECOND ROW: Charles Johnson, Joyce Manee, Sandra Hanson. Carol Aarvig, Rose Couet. Cheryl Swalstad, Frances Kief- fer and Bonnie Just. THIRD ROW: Larry Schuler. Wayne Jertson, Richard Hem- mingson, Derrik Stolen. Kathleen Nyrness, Janice llcmmingson and Barbara Forrno. The Photo Club, under the competent leadership of Lanny Iloyer. is responsible for a great percentage of the photos in the 1961 Yearbook. Much time and a few mistakes were put into the efforts of the members and we congratulate the Photo Club for its efforts. LIBRARY LEADERS FIRST ROW: Rita McMahon, Lucille Lerschen, Barb Mains, Joyce Smith, Susan Allchin, Lola Lewison. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Whitney, Jean Stouffer, Pat Trandall, Paulette Midboe, Carole Emblem, Joyce Manee, Clara Sandberg, Kathy Nyrness, Alayne Sandberg. THIRD ROW: Sandra Berre, Carol Johnson, Ellen Vaala, Eileen Barber, Ardy Rings- ven, Hattie Posey, Bonnie Just, Rose Couet, Carol Aarvig, Cheryl Swal- Stad, Lenore Weckworth. F. T. A. TEACHERS OF TOMORROW FIRST ROW, left to right: Nancy Ehrenberg, Rosemary Hansen, Judy Baker, Kitty Carlson, Barbara Eddy, Pat Trandahl, Shirley Sween. SECOND ROW: Nancy Nelson, Marie Minelli, Ellen Vaala, Rosalind lms, Shirley Lindback, Sylvia Bottcher, Susan Skrukrud, Carol Mon- son, Barbara Formo. THIRD ROW: Mr. Minelli, Larry Schuler, Roberta Sebber, Robert Anderson, Arthur Ringsven, Lyle Hemingson, Kathleen Nyrness, Annette Sebring. The G.F.H.S. Future Teachers of America will have acquired a great deal of leadership experience before leaving these halls, Through actual practice, teaching, and classroom observation the F-.T.A. members gained an insight into the life of a teacher. An F.T.A. play was presented before the P.T.A. in February, This play was left entirely up to the students themselves. With a strong background, such as this, the F,T.A, members will certainly lead the way in their chosen field. Nancy Nelson--Director Ellen Vaala--Mrs. Martha Brown Judy Baker--Ellen Hill Kitty Carlson--Nancy Brown Art Ringsven--Mr. Pearson Marie Minelli--Mrs, Eubank '91 Rodney Hanson--Mr. Henry Brown Ray Sheggeby - -.Tim B rown F. F. A. SOIL TURNERS OF THE FUTURE FIRST ROW: Ernest Streich, Dale Mooney, LeRoy Just, Donald Martin, Chapter Sweetheart: Judy Ashburn, Harold Reiten, Curtis Skulstad, Paul Nyland. Raymond Martin, Mr. Mattis. SECOND ROW: Earl Nellermoe, Gerald Lewison, Doug Peterson, Paul Hinz, Harold Skulstad, Billy Reinke, Billy Miller, Lon Manee, Howard Getchel. THIRD ROW: Gary Larson, Harold Reinke, Danny Mooney, Derrald Dahl, Robert Peterson, Neal Agre, Laverne Hedin, Ted Johnson, Don Schuler, John Thompson, Bobby Schuler, Butch West. The F.F.A. has been busy this year with many activities. The corn picking safety program first studied by them was a benefit to all. During the month of February, the G.F.H.S. Club sponsored the Regional F.F.A Parliamentary Procedures and Speaking contest, and the District Advisors meet- ing. 35 F. H. A. HHOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW FIRST ROW: Susan Schutt, Rosemary Hansen, Marjorie Benson, Diane Iverson, Nancy Even, Janice Podell. Judy Ashburn, Alayna Sandberg, Georgia Brennen. SEC- OND ROW: Miss Potzler, Sandy Hanson, Julene Hanson, Mary West, Susan Skrukrud, Joyce Manee, Barbara Mains, Marlys Crullickson, Jean Neal, Carol Monson, Carol Aarvig, Mary Lovering, Ruth Lecy. THIRD ROW: Bernice Sandberg, Eunice Kvis- te ro, Vera Gullickson, Virginia Anderson, Carole Emblem, Ellen Vaala, Sandra Berre, Janice Weflen, Carol Johnson, Elaine Saunders, Vicky Gullickson, LuAnn Gab bert, Sharon Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Cole, Rita Martin, Cheryl Swalstad Barbara Formo, Kathleen Nyrness, Mary Ann Stueland, Janice Hemmingson, Roberta Sebber, Annette Sebring, Bonnie Just, Carol Hezzelwood, Sandra Urke, Karen Skruk- rud, Jean Obear, Eileen Barber. The FHA, under the supervision of Miss Potzler had a very eventful year. The Christmas tree in the main lobby was decorated by our chapter. The District Convention was held in Sacred Heart and the State Convention was held in Minneapolis. Roberta Sebber and Carol Monson were the delegates represent ing Granite Falls at the State Convention. -. X ,Aft y,,, , if 1 r ti I Eunice Kvistero, Treasurerg Sandra Berre Song Leader, Carole Emblem, Vice Presi- dentg Virginia Anderson, Historian, Janice I-Iemrningson, President Marjorie Benson, Parliamentary, Sharon Anderson, Secretary. G. A. A. GIRLS IN ATHLETICS FIRST ROW, left to right: Sylvia Bottcher, Rosemary Hansen, Kathy Odegard, Susan Schutt, Janice Podoll, Nancy Even, Shirley Sween, Nancy Ehrenberg, Miss Shultz. SECOND ROW: Mary Lovering, Dorothy Eckert, Marge Benson, Diane Iverson, Julene Hanson, Mary West, Susan Skrukrud, Ellen Vaala, Nancy Nelson, Barbara Eddy, Judy Baker, Janell Taylor, Marilyn Harris. THIRD ROW: Sandra Hanson, Joyce Manee, Virginia Anderson, Carol Emblem, Elaine Saunders, Carol Johnson, Sandra Berre, Vicky Gullickson, Frances Kieffer, Carol Monson, Janice Weflen, Rose Couet, Margaret Knutson. FOURTH ROW: Carol Aarvig, Sandra Urke, Lu Ann Gabbert, Marie Minelli, Sharon Anderson, Barbara Cole, Paulette Midboe, Lucille Giese, Janice Hemmingson, Bonnie Just, Roberta Selmer, Karen Skrukrud. FIRST ROW: Audrey Woelfel, Nancy Dae, Imogene Odegard, Joan Crullickson, Susan Mooney, Susan Sween, Sharon Odegard, Kathy Riley, SECOND ROW: Kathy Hall, Linda Forest, Connie Velde, Ann Stratmoen, Jill Mooney, Connie Knutson, Pam Mikel- son, Susan Hansen, Martha Peterson, Linda Kormann. THIRD ROW: Miss Schultz, Maureen Aakre, Diane Hansen, Ellen Smith, Mary Matson, Sharon Peterson, Lucille Lerschen, Joan Jertson, Eileen Barber. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Wengert, Lynn Mooney, Cindy Odland, Mary Gregerson, Peggy Hansen, Julie Seber, Jean O'Bear, Connie Paulson, Donna Schuler. Secretary, Sharon Odegard, Treasurer, Ellen Smith, Vice President, Susan Skrukrudg Presi- dent, Nancy Nelson. SENIOR FlRST ROW: Ann Stratrnoen, Ellen Smith, Nancy Espeland. SECOND ROW: Margaret Knutson Jani Baker, Connie Velde, Kitty Carlson, Janell Taylor, Judy Baker, Ray Sheggeby. THIRD ROW: Georgia Brennan, Roberta Seber, Marilyn Harris, R.osaline I-lalstad, Diane Olson, Lynn Mooney, Shirley Lindback, Pam Mikelson, Susan Skrukrud, Margaret Wengert, Barb Eddy FOURTH ROW: Donna Wilson, Janice Hemmingson, Cheryl Swalstad, Joanne Jertson, Sharon Peterson. Judy Espeland, Mr. Vangen, Shirley Sween, Marie Minelli, Maureen Aakre, Barb Forrno, Diane Iverson. Band Officers: Janice Hernmingson, Librarian: Darrel Bjornson, Quarter- master, Nancy Nelson, President: Janell Taylor, Vice-president: and Georgia Brennan, Librarian. Not pictured: Ray Sheggeby, Quartermaster. 38 BAND 2 5 a 5 i f FIRST ROW: Janice Weflen, Julene Hanson, Dorothy Knutson. SECOND ROW: Bruce Haug- land, Rosalind Ims, Bob Lovell, Paul Taylor, Judy Ashburn, John Pates. THIRD ROW: Jon Brunner, Annette Sebring, Robert Gustafson, Sig Soli, Nancy Nelson, Kenny Hanson, Tommy Thorkelson, Cindy Odland, Mary West. FOURTH ROW: Darrel Bjornson, Jim Siewert, Rich Lundell, Steve Carlson, David Lovering, Scott Ronnie, David Paulson, James Hendrickson, Rollie Anderson, Julie Seber, Douglas Agre, Karl Johnson, Rodney Hanson. The 1961 Senior Band, under the direction of Orel Vangen, presented two home concerts. The Midwinter Concert took place on February 5, on a Sunday afternoon. A few ofthe selections played at this were Divertimento, Night Clouds, and lf Thou Be Near. The Annual Spring Concert was presented May 7. Overture l812, Carousel, and Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring were three numbers through which the band exhibited its talent. The band received an important honor when it was chosen as the clinic band for the Minnesota Music Educa- tors' Association. The 64-piece group traveled to Minneapolis on Feb- ruary 10 to present a concert and demonstration. Congratulations for another year of fine work! 39 5 .. l FIRST ROW, left to right: Tommy Thorkelson, Barbara Eddy, Cnythia Odland, Mary West, Janell Taylor, Judy Baker. SECOND ROW: Nancy Nelson, Bob Lovell, Rosalind lms, Rich Lundell, Jim Siewert, Darrel Bjornson, Kitty Carlson. THIRD ROW: Steve Carlson, Karl Johnson. The SwingBand proceeded strongly into its second year at Cw.F.H.S, with a repertoire of nearly fifteen members. The band is able to draw quite widely for its performances. The Swing Band played for the Homecoming program and also benefited the P.T,A. with three members at one of its meetings. Brass Sextet: Karl Johnson, James Hend- rickson, Darrel Bjornson. Bob Lovell, and Rosalind lms, Not pictured: Ray Sheggeby. Saxophone Quartet: Tommy Thorkelson, Mary West, Judy Baker, and Janell Tay- lor. Clarinet Quartet: Jani Baker, Donna Wilson, Connie Velde, and Margaret Knutson. The Majorettes traveled with the band to all marching events. The band greatly bene fited from the Majorettes Competent direc- tion, FIRST ROW: Janice Podoll, Linda Kormann, Sandra Hanson, Susan Skrukrud, Donna Wil- son. HEAD MAJORETTE: Carol Hezzel- wood, JUNICR RED CROSS 1 FIRST ROW: Judy Jensvold, Sara Ehrenberg, Pam Wolff, Rita McMahon, Sandra Kinney. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Stueland, Ellen Vaala, Jean Stouffer, Rosemary Hanson, Bev Yaeger, Mary Lovering, Jan Podoll. THIRD ROW: Rosaline Halstad. Roberta Sebber, Barb Cole, Sharon Anderson, Lu Anne Gabbert, Annette Sebring, Jan Hemmingson, Dorthy Eckert, Diane Cavender. Mr. McCoy, Mrs. Torgersong Miss Shultz, Barbara Eddy, Treasurerg Janice Hemrningson, Secretaryg Janice Podoll, Publicity Officer, Annette Sebring, President, Georgia Brennan, Vice President. The Junior Red Cross took its debut in the year of l96l, under the direction of its president Annette Sebring. A fund-raising campaign was held this fall, with quite a good representation of funds from each class. Assorted boxes con- taining objects such as toothbrushes, combs, and pencils were also collected. The group also spent some time at the local rest home making the lives of the people there more bright, The Junior Red Cross is truly a valuable addition to G.F.H.S. 41 SENIOR FIRST ROW: Judy Ashburn, Barbara Eddy, Marie Minelli, Marjorie Benson, Linda Kor mann, Susan Mooney. SECOND ROW: Sylvia Bottcher, Mary West, Susan Sween, Lola Lewison, Diane Cavender, Lucille Lerschen, Diane Iverson. THIRD ROW: Janice Wef lin, Margaret Knutson, Janice Baker, Karen Skrukrud, Joyce Radunz, Roberta Seber, Nancy Esperland, Lucille Giese. FOURTH ROW: Larry Barber, Douglas Stueland, James Hendrickson, Merle Amundson, Bruce Haugland, Darrald Dahl, Morris Berg. Boys' quartet: Butch Berg, Bruce Haugland, Sheldon Sandberg, Ray Sheggeby. The Chorus this year recruited more male voices, which added greatly to the vocal effect. Two concerts were pre- sented by the chorus this year, one being the Christmas concert, at which time the Chorus sang As Lately We Watched, Mexican Christmas Lullaby, and Silent Night. The Spring Concert featured such numbers as We Thank Thee Lord and Cry Out. The 1961 Chorus officers were Art Ringsven, president: Ray Sheg- geby, vice president, Bruce Haugland, secretary-treasurer. CHORUS FIRST ROW: Maureen Akre, Janell Taylor. Sandra Hansen, Sharon Odegard, Donna Wil- son. Susan Alchin. SECOND ROW: Katherine Carlson, Dorothy Eckert, Mary Lovering, .Ioan Cvullickson. Susan Skrukrud. Nancy Nelson. Judy Baker. THIRD ROW: Marrianne Stueland. Donna Schuler, Annette Sebring, Sandra Urke. Dorothy Knutson, Barbara Cole, Martha Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Arthur Ringsven. Dwayne Bue, Steven Carlson, Shel- don Sandberg, Raymond Sheggeby, Gary Knoshal, FIRST ROW: Sylvia Bottcher, Judy Ashburn. SEC- OND ROW: Sandy Hanson, Kitty Carlson, THIRD IROWZ Jani Baker, Marie Minelli. CQ. FIRST ROW: Lola Lewison, Linda Kor- mann, Maureen Aakre, Sharon Odegard. SECOND ROW: Lucille Lerschen, Joan Gullickson, Susan Mooney, Susan Sween. we THIRD ROW: Mary Ann Stueland, Nancy Espeland, Donna Schuler, Martha Peter- son, 48' FALL PLAY f!! ' wg fam , i ' ! v z TEN LITTLE INDIANS Kitty Carlson . . Maureen Aakre . Dorothy Knutson . Judy Baker . . . Shirley Lindback Nancy Nelson . . Richard Lundell . Raymond Sheggaeby Arthur Ringsven . Rodney Hansen . . Gary Knoshal . . . Sheldon Sandberg Rifhdrd Srnedstad Robert Chadwell , Mrs. Roge rs Mrs. Rogers Vera Claythorne Vera Claythorne Emily Brent Emily Brent Philip Lombard Mr. Rogers Mr. Wargrave Detective Blore Fred Narrocott Dr. Armstrong Mr. Marston General McKinsey Director: Mr,Pau1SOn, Student Director: Jani Baker. Dramatic Scene: Vera and The death of Marston. Lombard. Make-Up Crew at wo rk, SPRING PLAY DEAR PHOEBE Bill Hastings . . G. R. Fosdick . , Humpy .... Rocky Gilbert . . Big Joe Moroni . Windy Hill . . . Mickey Riley . . Maude Miller . . Sandra Winchell . . . . Victoria Parrish Patsy Connors . . . . Olga .....,. Rochelle Mignon . . . . Arthur Ringsven Rodney Hansen Gary Knoshal Richard Lundell Robert Chadwell .Tim Siewert Shirley Lindback Joan Gullickson Shirley Sween Kitty Carlson Marie Minelli Jean O'bear Jani Baker 7 ..:..... The Honorable Directors The make-up crew in full force. The make-up crew in action. H Strike a pose, Rochelle I mon, Nausua! 47 Mrs. Parrish and Big .Toe in war SPEECH Warner Scates vm 9' Dutch Lewis Hike Harmon Leon St. John . v-f-gf i Velvet .... Claire Lothrop Mrs. St. John. The One -Act Play, under the direction of Miss Petry, participated in District ll com- petition at Clarkfield. THE MIST Rodney Hanson R. Stewart Chanley . . . Robert Chadwell Stephen Carlson Howard Skulstad Ray Sheggeby Merle Arnundson Donna Wilson Jani Baker Discussion Group. Tommy Oie, Odell Hegna, Douglas Stueland, Tommy Lewis, Connie Just, Karen Odden, and Mr. Larkin. Sammy MaCky Dellis Kietzman, Becky Knoshal, Mary Lundell, and Patricia Peterson. 48 DEBATE AND DECLAM Debate Team: Ray Sheggeby, Mr. Larkin, Rodney Hanson, Steve Carlson. Marie Minelli, and Billy Richter. Dellis Kietzman, Allan Sheggeby, Scott Ronnie, and Linda Wallace. The 1961 debate squad represented Cr.F.H,S. very well. They placed fourth at the Brookings, S.D. tournament, whe re they debated against very keen competition. They also participated in the St. Cloud tournament. The district trophy was taken by the debate squad with five wins and one loss. In the regional tournament our quick-thinking debators took 3rd place. Declam, under the direction of Mr. Larkin and Mrs. Wagener, proved very success- ful this year. The District contest was held at Montevideo, where Marie Minelli and Rodney Hansen won Superior ratings and advanced to the Region. ln the Regional contest, held at Olivia, Marie and Rodney received Excellent ratings. The four leading members of the 1961 Debate squad, Ray, Marie, Rod, and Steve are pictured here with Mr. Larkin before their Brookings trip. 49 FOOTBALL FIRST ROW: Dick Lundell, Karl Johnson, Joe Benson, Lowell Halverson, Doug Peterson, Larry Barber, Lynn Johnson, Lyle Hemmingson, Dick Kollen. SECOND ROW: Bruce Utter- mark, Gordon Uttermark, Dan Mooney, Ted Johnson, Bill Reinke, Carlton Werner, John Hamre, Gary Hadley, Howard Skulstad, Jim Siewert, Midge Amundson, Larry Olson, Gene Gimble. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hammond, Lee North, Dick Lewison, Wayne Kling, Jerry Hammer, Bob Chadwell, Pates and Mr. Dave Paulson, Ray Sheggeby, Larry Schuler, Doug Anderson, Mike Ranney, John Holt. Granite Falls 20 , . . . . Marshall 7 Granite Falls 25 . . . . . Dawson 7 Granite Falls Z4 . , . . . Canby 7 Granite Falls 00 . . . , , Montevideo 2.5 Granite Falls 6 . . . . . Madison 21 Granite Falls 14 . . . . , Redwood 13 Granite Falls 19 , , . . , Ortonville O Granite Falls Z1 .......... Appleton 13 Granite Falls 21 ...,.,.... Clarkfield 13 Season Record 7Wins... .......,.. ...Z Losses Conference 5 Wins ........,........... 1 Loss ,,,:l.aar ' Granite took the Little Sioux Conference championship in a first-place share with Madi- son and Appleton. Captains Joe, Rich, and Lowell. 51 B TEAM FOOTBALL ...ff :f-5? s is by 7.f4r'?? F, 1 li A ' W ,gg Q FlRST ROW: Bruce Haugland, Robert Chadwell, Tim Prenevost, Bob Ladner, Dale Mooney, John Knudson, Carl Lundell. SECOND ROW: Torn Thorkleson, Mike Minelli, Merle Amund- son, Carlton Werner, Sig Soli, Rick Smedstad, Steve Carlson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Weaver, Lane Pearson, Rod Hanson, Neil Aagre, John Hamre, Don Schuler, Larry Cole, Jim Thompson Mr. Dalen, s Granite Falls Canby 6 Granite Falls Montevideo OO Granite Falls Redwood Falls 7 Granite Falls Marshall 00 Granite Falls Olivia 7 Granite Falls Dawson 13 Granite Falls Clarkfeild 14 HOMECOMING QUEEN SANDY ,-A I The Royal Party. ChiCago'S Fire Was Nothing Compared to this!! The Sophomores have another winner. 54 B Q5 IA 5 Sandy is C 1-owned. LETTERMEN'S CLUB FIRST ROW: Danny Mooney, Milton Amundson, Gene Gimble, William Reinke, Gary Hadley, Larry Barber, Ray Sheggeby, Darrel Bjornson. SECOND ROW: Gordon Uttermark, Joe Benson, Larry Schuler, Richard Kollen, Douglas Peterson Jim Siewert, Robert Lovell, and Kenny Hanson. THIRD ROW: Mr. Holt, Mr. Minelli, Mr. Betzen, Mr. Christensen, Mr. Dalen, Mr. Nielsen, Mr. Espeland, Mr. Vangen, Mr. Weaver, Mr. Hammond, and Lynn Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Richard Lundell, Lowell Halverson, Lyle Hemmingson, Karl Johnson, Art Rings- ven, David Paulson, Theodore Johnson, Michael Ranny, Douglas Anderson, Howard Skulstad and Larry Olson. CHEERLEADERS l E - ,,,g,W, , 5 fj X N , WF'Qw, 9 Shirley Sween, Susan Skrukrud, ' -l AL Rosemary Hanson. . J XX 1 ix K 7 X n' Q'l' x A ' 1 BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Gordon Utterrnark, Dick Kollen, Mike Ranney, Doug Peterson, Midge Amundson, Jim Siewert. SECOND ROW: Mr. Betzen, Assistant Coach, Carlton Wer- ner, Manager, Richard Lundell, Karl Johnson, John Hamre, Art Ringsven, Lyle Hem- ingson, Larry Olson, Mr, Nielsen, Coach. District ll Tournaments Granite Falls 53 . . . . Hutchinson 46 Granite Falls 62 . . . . Ortonville 33 QUARTER FINALS Granite Falls 60 . . . . Canb 33 Granite Falls 53 . . . , Montyevideo 68 Granlte Fans 69 ' ' ' 'Appleton Granite Falls 56 . . . . Redwood 65 Granite Falls 62 . . . .Pipestone 5l SEMIFINALS Granite Falls 72 . . . . Dawson 50 A ' Granite Falls 54 . . . . Madison 51 Granlte Falls 62 ' ' ' ' Madison Granite Falls 57 . . , . Willmar 64 Granite Falls 58 . . . . Appleton 56 Granite Falls 45 . . . , Clarkfield 47 Granite Falls 75 . . . . Ortonville 45 Granite Falls 52 . , . . Fairbault 55 Granite Falls 58 . . . . Canby 37 Granite Falls 66 . . . . Dawson 49 Granite Falls 54 . . . . Madison 69 1 A. Granite Falls 69 . . . . Appleton 58 Granite Falls 58 ...... ,,.. C larkfield 48 Season Record 12 Wins . . .........,.. .. 6 Losses Co-Captains Larry and Karl B TEAM BASKETBAIJL B Team: BACK ROW: Mr. Betzen, Jerry Hammer, Carl Lundell, Neil Agre, Maurice Berg, Bruce Haugland, and Sammy Mack. FRONT ROW: Bobby Ladner, Larry Cole, Tommy Thor- kelson, John Knudson, Mike Minelli, Lane Pearson, Bruce Uttermark. Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Falls Hutchinson Ortonville Canby Montevideo Redwood Falls Pipe stone Daw son Madison Willmar Appleton C larkfield Ortonville Canby Daw son Madison Appleton Clarkfield B Team Cheerleaders: Connie Knutson Diane Hansen, Pamela Mikelson. BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Jerry Hammer, John Knudson, Gary Hadley, Midge Amundson, Gene Gimble, Mike Minelli, Mike Ranney. SECOND ROW: Manager Richard Carlson, Bruce Haugland, Bruce Uttermark, Richard Lindback, Lane Pearson, David Mulenberg, Gordon Uttermark, Doug Peterson. THIRD ROW: Coach Dalen, Butch Berg, Rich Lundell, Lyle Hemingson, Asst Coach Betzen. Not pictured Darrel Bjornson. GORDON UTTER - MARK N::-j,:a,f?s2:G':5:,af ,QF .- ..:5 -, -, - ,qw W f -' if f 5 m y :I M .. ,,.....,,,. , 1 5 agar I ff! 'fig ,, - 3 -if f? f 5 3-jj -.g: RICHARD LUNDE LL . Y W.. ,Q I W i' Sf' 4 1, F , agiiva 'ftf 1 ., M' if ,wt ,,. gi S Q. ,Q f 4 E fsmiw , MEF? ' Sl 3 t ned 3 f pm is 2 1 M mf.-' 'X ll 1 sf 85951151 5 f. 1 'S' dlmxgxf s. .EQJSEIW U 5 3 .4 , if 1 r , 3 Q12 X 3 ' ' fi-f: ,M V .. Us Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite Granite SEASON'S RECORDS Falls 2 ............. Willmar 3 Falls 15 . . Falls 10 . . Falls 4 . . Falls 3 . Falls 9 . Falls 7 . Falls 14 . Falls 5 LYLE HEMINGSON -- - tb. ., E - M ' Q13 . f-1' - . Qji ' will ww :: ':. -a- mmf' f We few 1' 8 Q Q 2 Pa H. 553252 ,UM R. W X it .M gl' ax 1 3 iggximl... 3' K JU S ' K 3 mx .. rg .. K, . is Q figs? ,shi Q, ,gm M4 Q we 3 .' , f K m e f A sbfggeifse V ' Wa1w14f2 3, .M 1 A512-.fi l 2 . S 350 - , S 115511112115 2 HKMQQYF35 lieff lg, .lawgh Ir f-Weffwfsel mf., A . .ap 1 ' 1 '....4wL, Milk F x mf Al? M 532537 . . Canby 0 . . Redwood Falls 2 . . Ortonville 1 . . Clarkfield 2 . . Appelton 3 . . Madison Z , . Maynard 0 . . Madison 3 The 1961 Kilowatt baseball -team carried the honors of the Little Sioux Conference champion- ship with a 6-0 record. y X GCRF je' FIRST ROW: Carl Lundell, John Thorkelson, Bruce Haugland. SECOND ROW: Mr, Vangen Dick Kollen, Richard Lundell. After a rigorous series of elimination matches, the six tourney members of the golf team were selected. Cap- tain Rich Lundell accounted for the total class of '61 membership on the team. TRACK FIRST ROW: Lon Manee, Dale Mooney, Howard Vaala, Doug Schmidt. SECOND ROW: Dick Kollen, Dick Huth, Tom Thorkelson, Doug Anderson, Kenny Hanson, John Pates, Robert Chad well. THIRD ROW: Coach Minelii, Sig Soli, David Kipp, Jan Schutt, Larry Olson, Rich Lund- dell, Mike Ranney. 59 SENIOR CLASS TRIP The Senior Class of '61 had many varied methods of raising money for the Class Trip. These are a few: Serving coffee at the Hydraulics plant Car washes Magazine sales Concessions Sock Hops Srnorgasbord Paper drives Donkey ball During Senior Work Days the Sen- iors cleaned windows, raked lawns, and took advantage of other odd jobs to Our Chicago home. Planatarium Chinatown and Ming's Curio Shop. be done. Our first-day bus drivers. The interior of a room furnished with Lincoln's home furnishings. The Dome car JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES FIRST ROW: Connie Saunders, Lee Ann Aakre, Diane Gunderson, Pam Wolff, Karla Frornrn, Charlotte Bottcher, Lynnette Frovik, Eileen Brown, Patty Trulock, Linda Wallis, Connie Toffelson. SECOND ROW: Karen Soli, Patty Rettig, Carol Messer, Linda Schuler, Diane Swang, Sandra Kollen, Nancy Laraby, Pam Antonson, Judy Jensvold, Joanne Monson, Susanne Swalstad. THIRD ROW: Sara Ehrenberg, Linda Peterson, Donna. Hemmingson, Judy Espeland, Charlotte Schubert, Marilyn Foss, Irene Mulenberg, Linda Hammond, Judy Arnundson, Donna Nordang, Mary Lundell, Miss Schultz. FOURTH ROW: Mary Anderson, Margot Hultman, Barbara Eliason, Patty Brown, Nona Just, Tammy Neste, Rita Couet, Nancy I-Iemmingson, Betty Kruckman, Connie Just, Karen Odden, Diane Miller. JUNIOR HIGH F.H.A. FIRST ROW: Patty Peterson, Imogene Odegard, Janice Anderson, Connie Saunders. SEC OND ROW: Marilyn'Foss, Susan Hansen, Irene Mulenberg. THIRD ROW: Margot Hult- man, Betty Kruckman, Peggy Hansen, Barbara Eliason. 61 INTERMEDIATE BAND FIRST ROW: Pat Trulock, Eileen Brown, Paul Thompson, Terry Mikelson, Mark Vangen, Craig Weflen, Sandra Barber, Karen Soli, SECOND ROW: Judy Espeland, Mary Gregerson, Joan Jertson, Sara Ehrenberg, Sandra Kollen, Pam Wolff, Pam Mikelson, Mary Anderson, Cheryl Cole, Diane Miller, Winifred Skinner, Susan Sween. THIRD ROW: Curtis Schol- stad, Paul Sheggeby, Sig Soli, Tom Thorkelson, Bill Richter, Ann Stratmoen, Ellen Smith, Connie Knutson, Linda Forest, Mary Lundell, Pat Brown, Karen Odden, Sharon Peterson. FOURTH ROW: David Lovering, Jon Brunner, Doug Agre, Scott Ronnie, Lynn Mooney, Cindy Odland, Grant Bottcher, Margeret Wingert, Paul Sheggeby, Gary Ernston, Paul Tay- lor, Julie Sebber, Maureen Aakre. JUNIOR HIGH CHORUS FIRST ROW: Jon Halvorson, Geraldine Peterson, Karla Fromrn, Lee Ann Akre, Diane Gunderson, Lauris Knot, Pam Wolff, Eileen Brown, Patty Trulock, Pam Mikelson, Terry Mikelson, Karen Soli, Sandra Barber, Nancy Laraby. SECOND ROW: Carol Messer, Pam Antonson, Mary Anderson, Sarah Ehrenberg, Carol Neal, Connie Rude, Shirley Sandberg, Sally Lewison, Donald Mains, Margaret Wengert, Lynn Mooney, Cindy Odland, Connie Velde, Connie Knutson, Ellen Reiten. THIRD ROW: Brenda Urke, Tom Otway, Jay O'Con- nor, Ellen Smith, Janice Anderson, Sandra Kollen, Nancy Day, Charlotte Schubert, Imogene Odegard, Arlene Wilson, Paul Taylor, Diane Swang, Ruth Kipp, Judy Jensvold, Mark Van- gen. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Neste, Steven Slee, Jill Mooney, Susan West, Julie Sebber, Diane Olson, Richard Steffen, Paul Sheggeby, Becky Knoshal, Margot Hultman, Barbara Berends, Charlotte Bottcher, Linda Hammond, Winnie Skinner, Audrey Woeffel. '62 GRADUATION FIRST ROW: Ann Spies, Joyce Smith, Patricia Trandahl, Marilyn Harris, Judith Baker, Bar- bara Eddy, Katherine Carlson, Nancy Nelson, Marlys Gullickson, Barbara Mains, Vera Gul- lickson, Judith Ashburn, Susan Allchin, Janice Podoll, Nancy Even, Nancy Ehrenberg. SECOND ROW: Donna Wilson, Diana Cavender, Kenneth Hanson, Douglas Thorkelson, Rose Couet, Dorothy Eckert, Janice Baker, John Eckert, Mary Lovering, Margaret Knutson, Wayne Kling, Joyce Manee, Frances Kieffer, Julia Olson, Sandra Hanson, Janell. THIRD ROW: Gordon Uttermark, James Hendrickson, Max Groff, Rita Martin, Sandra Urke, Lowell Halverson, James Benson, Lanny Hoyer, Bonny Just, Jan Schutt, Larry Olson, Bernice Sandberg, Charles Johnson, Sheldon Sandberg, Carol Hezzelwood, Larry Schuler. FOURTH ROW: Cheryl Swalstad, Shirley Lindack, Richard Lundell, Janice Hemmingson, Lee North, Katheleen Nyr- ness, Derrik Stolen, Karl Johnson, Arthur Ringsven, Thomas Kipp, David Paulson, Lyle Hem- ingson, James Sandberg, Hattie Posey, Barbara Formo, Ronald Skrukrud. A CLASS MEMORIAL: Folding Bleachers CLASS COLORS: Yellow and White CLASS FLOWER: White Carnation CLASS MOTTO: With the ropes of the past we shall ring the bells of the future. HONOR STUDENTS Janice Baker, Judith Baker, Katherine Carlson, Thomas Kipp, Margaret Knutson, Shirley Lindback, Richard Lundell, Nancy Nelson, Katheleen Nyrness, Arthur Ringsven, Janell Taylor, Gordon Uttermark. 63 GAMBLES SKOGMOES FROMM DRUG FALLS CAFE MEN 'S STORE LESTER STEEN KOLLEN MOTORS CARL'S BAKERY NELSON FLOWERS HIGHWAY MOTORS OLSON ELECTRIC GRANITE REALTY VALLEY PRODUCE RINGSVEN STUDIO ECKERT CLEANERS LYLE MONSON MOTORS FAMILY MUSIC STORE BEN FRANKLIN STORE GRANITE SUPER VALU GRANITE FALLS BANK GRANITE FALLS MILL DR. WAYNE W. TAYLOR SCENIC VALLEY MOTEL INDEPENDENT OIL CO. WINTER MOTORS, INC. GRANITE BEAUTY SALON LOVERING'S DAIRY BAR KNUTSON BROTHERS, INC. NESTE'S FAIRWAY MARKET GRANITE MEDICAL CENTER W. R. ATCHERSON--DENTIST ALDRED 'S DEPARTMENT STORE THE GRANITE FALLS TRIBUNE CHAMPLIN CAFE AND DRIVE INN GRANITE FALLS CO -OP CREAMERY YELLOW MEDICINE COUNTY BANK MIKELSON'S STANDARD SERVICE TORGERSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE TRI-COUNTY CO-OP OIL COMPANY GRIER'S HEATING AND PLUMBING DRS. H. B. AND JOHN LUNDQUIST GRANITE FALLS HYDRAULICS, INC. FASHION SHOP--MABEL AND CORETTA GRANITE MOTOR--FORD AND MERCURY GRANITE FALLS REDI-MIX CONCRETE TOWN AND COUNTRY TV AND APPLIANCE .IERTSON ELEVATOR--GRAIN, FEED FERTILIZER COAL TWINE 16 X '.v, L I K M I Vrly 'if' 5 A , . sits, hh-X4 V I W lx' J ' n w Ww ' D, r -- f .' . 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