Grantsburg High School - Jack Pine Slivers Yearbook (Grantsburg, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

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Brown l wish to take this opportunity to congratu late the seniors for their effort in sponsoring this annual and everyone who has worked on this yearbook. The task of getting this book ready for pub- lication is very great. lt takes much time and en- ergy. The annual staff is the one who is to receive the highest of praise for their splendid work. Our school yearbook will always bring back pleasant memories of the days which were spent in high school. The days we go to school are the most plea- sant days of our lives. Many of the students will and can look back to their school days and say. a job well done, while others cannot say quite the same. So many students do such a good job of going to school by doing well in their academic work and the extra-curricular subjects which are being offered, while others do very little for them- selves. If students would only realize that hard study- ing and participating in school activities will and do pay off, there possibly wouldn't be such :i high degree of difference in their academic per- centile. I am glad for public schools. and that boys and girls can attend whether rich or poor so that they may gain knowledge which will be a great benefit to them later on in life. I am glad for the citizens of our country and the folks of our district are for public school edu- cation. and that they are willing to pay for these schools and for the education of the boys and girls. Do you want to know who one of our most cheerful and friendly persons in our school is? Vile will be glad to tell you that she is Mrs Brown, the office secretary. She not only does bookkeeping and writes out late slips and excuses. but is also a favorite among teachers and the stu- dents. Mr. Nelson will tell you that he couldn't get along without her, and we, the student body, must say the same. She is glad to help out when- ever she can, by taking care of an assembly, mak- ing costumes for her cub scouts, or being a guest for a luncheon given by the home economics girls. Mrs. Browns pleasant voice and charming smile make the school day seem much brighter. Even when she has a whole desk full of work to do and many reports to write up, she is never too busy to do a favor for anyone. Besides doing a fine job of working at school she is also a wonder- ful wife and mother. XVe of the annual staff, on behalf of the whole school. want to take this op- portunity to say, Thank-you, Mrs. Brown, for being so nice to us. and for helping to make G. H. S. a nicer place to be. , s X- Principal A. T. Nelson Genevra Fornell- University Minne- sota-BS. Typing, Shorthantl, Bookkeeping. LeRoy Anilerson-Superior State-BS. Algebra, Geometry, Athletics, Drivers lftlut-ation, Physical Iftlucation, grae QUIK Lace , 2 ett leber-Stout Mar- , om- 041 ici ' V' .ll.A. 20-0rsl f Stanley Mattson-Superior St' , flame- f gie-BE. Physics, Chemi Y Spesih, Debate, General Science. llffl f if X i Morris Skinner- Central-Stevens l,tiiI1t--BA. flllirir. Banrl. Katherine Lhseth- 5UPerror State, Gilbert Krueger-Marquette-BS. Sw M1UHC'S11Id-BE ciology, Health, Athletics, Physical Fri- History, Library. Ugagion, A Xf ff' iw Aff Z -Ioan Biss - Lfniversity Minnesota-BS, lfnglisli, Arts. Lois Alolinson-Wfilson Pennsylvania-BA. Latin, English, Dramatics. Russell River Shop, F. F.A. 1 5 .w 1, 11 S' R- , X . 1 A. . '. 1, N I 1 'v W U H ,1..!y-ffm , I 1 - .- 5 ah ll ' 3 f f. Y. wg .af 4- -1 .n J ' P4 .W Q '4 ' ' ' ' fi' '-, W :V Q IT -'ff 1' ' ' 1' 1 ,f f f I, -ff' ' 5' , gf 9'5 L' ' ' lp! ',N , f' JW .ff 'A' :if fx 'I ff'-15 -1 I 97 if? A f 1 2 ' - f gl ff ri V ff I' f ' r h il ' A V Q . - 7 1 . ' ' f Q ' rr jf W 'I if 2 ll. 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' - ' , Q . 1 f Y v 4 r v JOHN ANDERSON If bright remark: zz ere gramx of Jana' ld be a defert' Band 12 34 Band Presldent 4 Chotr 12 3 4 Chou: Presldent 3 4 Trlo 123 Quarter 4 Duet 12 Sextet 3 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Basketball 12 34 G Club 34 Speech 1 De bare 1 Sclence Club l Class Play 3 Student Council 4 Boys State 3 RUSSEL BRENIZER Everyone haf to go to school once rn a 1l hzle I'FA 12 3 4 Sc1ence Club 1 WALTER ANDREWSON Hu laalr 11 the loudeit thing about hfmf Choir 1 2 3 4 Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Quartet 3 4 Sclence Club l Student Councll 4 ALICE CHRISTENSON MARJORIE BERGSTROM Her heart 15 like a propeller al uagx fn circulation nd 12 4 Choir Lxtes 2 Annual 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Dnvers Educatlon 3 FHA 24 Homecomxng Attendant 4 Lnbrarxan 4 Sclence Club l Class Play 3 Dont be quzet lf you can make DONALD ERILKSON tl H0150 Choir 34 Pep Club 34 FHA 2 Drlvers Education 3 Llbrarlan 4 Class Play 3 Sclence Club 1 4,499 I knou all the rzglat anfuerf lm! not lo the ugh! quenrom FFA I2 34 Sclence Club l 1 rl ' rl , , ' ' A 'J 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 Ba 1 13, 1 L21514, H1 1 1 12 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 5 I ! 3 ' Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 7 7-I 1 v S 7 - 1 1 ,1 1 .- 1- 1 - g I , . 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V ' ,- , b t 1 J XJ E , DIANE GRUSSENDORF Full of joker and c1e1er lllf as 4 raxopbone player the Jure 15 nf Ban 2 3 4 Choir 12 3 4 ass V1cePres1dent 4 Speech 12 A nual 4 Sclence Club 1 Class Play GLEN J1:NsLN I aluayr lzke Jchool wpcflafly llac 146411021 part of it Football 1 FFA 12 3 4 MARILYN HEDLUND I uorzdtr ubelber Caerar llbed Latin' Band 2 34 Choxr 2 4 FHA 2 FHA delegate 2 Dramatxcs 12 Speech l 3 H1 Lltes 3 Annual 4 Drivers Fducatlon 3 Sclence Club 1 Stu dent Counc1l 4 FSTHFR JOHNSON Vera meet and zerj unc muclazef lumbltr 111 her e3eJ' Band l 234 Dramatxcs 7 H1 Lltes Z 34 Science Club 1 Drlvers Fd ucat on 3 Class Play 3 Class Re porter 4 Speech 12 3 TOM HEDLUND A Iltllc :fork nezer hurtf anwne but uhy lake chances' Sclence Club l NANCY QIOHNSON Ill ldllgll zzben you rc happj Ill an 1lh6II you re .rad but bert: lldflllllg beuare ulaen lm mad' Band l 2 3 4 Choir l 2 3 4 Student urer 3 Sclence Club l Scxence Club President 1 Class Reporter 2 FHA 2 FHA Sccretary 2 Speech l2 3 4 Debate 1 H1 Lltes 2 Annual 34 Annual Fdztor 4 Drrvers Education 3 Glrls State 3 Ss., ' ' ' -rv V V U A d ,,: ,,,3C1 ,Q 1 ' - ' 1 , S U' ' Q v Q . 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LAVONNE OLSON S 2 Slmcrc Sludmur Su ee! nd 12 34 H1 L es 4 LIICS Sales Manager 7 3 4 Annual 34 Assistant Typist 3 Typist 4 Drxvers Educanon 3 FHA 2 Pep ERWIN PIKI' Cod bleu the man fha! 1:11 envied Jlcepf Scxence Club l mr' r 1 , ' 2 , ,, Y 2 ,.,..,-W 3 ,, . . ' .. V V! V Us-I - S-3 - 1' . H 1 . , ' ' V Lvl - - Ba ll 2,5,:H1 . gf. ' , . ,',,,. ,,,,. - .-,,,- H .Q -L . , 9 vi A 1 .2 2 3,4. Club 1,2,3,4gSc1ence Club 1. 14 4 nf . . I 1 T' AJ? P gi ' r- ff f T 7 , 1 ,Q 1 , F ' v, D I S ' -1,1 . . Z Z ' , ' , ,,z A ,,L L ,L , ,Q S Z .1 . A - . ,, .,- - - ,, lv M 'L' ,A - N - ' ,W A A , , J, I U. . - 7, , . :rsvp ALICE RAMSDELL Here the CUIIIIIZOIIOII I lame ur rlzedf Cholr 12 34 FHA 24 Annual l 7 34 Scnence Club 1 CAROL SMITH Heref our peppy rheerleadnlg lan also dflldyi gzgglw HZ 86071001161 flarxf Band 12 3 4 Cholr 17 3 4 H1 Lltes 2 Annual I 34 Drivers Eclucatlon 3 Cheerleatlmg 234 Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Scrence Club 1 Student Councrl 3 Class Play 3 Class Treas urer 1 Prom Queen 3 FHA 4 FHA Presldent 4 TTT? A? LAVERNE SANDBERG ROGER SJOLANDER Im A71 Old C011 Hand Band 12 34 Cholr 34 Football 1 2 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 FFA Secretary Regional FFA Speaking., 3 Science Club 1 Class Play 3 Class Secretary DAVID STRANG The thmklerl lbmker that efer thunk Ban 1234 Choxr 1234 For ball 2 Speech 12 34 State Speech Z 3 Debate 1 2 3 4 State Debate 2 Pep Band 2 3 4 Sextet 9 Annual 4 Scrence Club 1 Sclence Club Presrdent 1 Drlvers Educatxon 3 Class Play 3 NFL Degree of D15 rmcuon 3 Student Councnl 1 Sports Edntor 23 H1 Lrtes 23 -5 They go ulld Jzmply uild mer me Band 1 Cholr 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Tra1.lt1734 FFA 1234 G Club 2 34 Suence Club 1 JEROME STREED A 5115 little 1203 from the farm Cholr 1 2 3 4 FFA 1 7 34 Science Clu 1 MM.: Q -v I M , an s , ,,, 1 4 , , , 1 , Q t 1 ' ,L ,,: :A ,L 3,43 Drxvers Educatlon 35 Pep Club 2,3g G Club 3,43 FFA Quartet 3g Basketball 1,2,3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4g --1,11 ' ' 'J 1-741 1,41 1 Q - . Q ' 1. -A Z ' 3. .. , W . ,. 3 d,,,: ',,,s0- V l I L , , , 1 1 1 , Z ,-s s S , 1 1 , , 2 . . 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K 72 'is 1 1 f I!!! fi' Advisor: Mr. Mattson Reporter, Fsther ,Iohnsong Secretary, Darrel Finchg President, Alice Peterson1 Treasurer, Fldon Fagerbergg Vice President. Diane Grussen- dorf The morning of September -1, l95l, was a very important stepping stone in the lives of the class of 55. That date marked the beginning of four successful years at G. H. S. The class con- sisted of twenty-nine boys and twenty-two girls. During the year of '51, they were officially initi- ated by the sophomores. elected Tommy Larson as class president, and chose Dzidra Zarins as Freshman Homecoming Queen attendant. Darrel Finch and john Anderson were class presidents during the Sophomore and Junior years respectively. Sharon Pearson and Darlene Neuman were Homecoming Queen attendants for their class. Early in the fall of '55 they received their class rings. Another big event that fall was when they presented their play. Galahad jones. which was a big success. The spring of '54 brought responsibility as well as success in the form of the 'lunior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Their theme was Stairway to the Stars, and the gym was beautifully decor- ated in blue and silver. Tommy Larson and Cfarol Smith reigned as king and queen. The class of '55 immediately be-came active in all school activities. Several boys went out for hasketbill, football. and baseball. They took part in Hi-l.ites and Annual. and several became out- standing in band and choir, speech and debate. always finding time to get on the honor roll. The tlass of 453. as hosts for Homecoming. chose Three Coins in the Fountain for their theme. l.aVerne Olson and Jeanette Franklin ruled over the dance as the royal couple for tht ey ening. Alice Peterson was class president for the seniors. They presented the Senior Class play in the spring. which was .1 delightful success. The class lived up to their predictions as freshmen. to do fine work in all they attempted during the four years at Li. H. S., and we know they will be a credit to whatever they undertake in the years to come. Vulcllicrnrmn: Alice Pctcrsnn 5-llllf-1f f1-UV All-U1 Mll Honor Roll lml Row: Darlene Neuman, 'Ibm Larson, D.1vi.l Strung, lmalmn AI1nlL'l'NUI1.clL1fUl Smith. lv Rnxx. Vin Ulflld .lUl1I15UIl, Diane Grllsscnllnrl. Marilyn Hcllluml. Nancy Alnhnwn. Fxrlmcr blrvhllwll vw ..... X ' ' ' ,ff ha . 5' ,'w Q .1 .' ' 5 y , Q K, g f t f -Q, jx 1 jx ,v ff 1 2' 'Q 6 1, 8 In fi Qi ' ,I 1? if 1 . 1 '1 c 5 if In , , ' pf 1 'Q - ' , Q .1 1' 1 ?-Fflg ' '-f 'h ' ' f . F2 'Vh ' f ' ' f 'T ,' , ' yn 1? I. .I .fr 1' -7 wr' M Q f ' 1 ' . W if I 'fm ' ' ' Q' 'W ff F 1' ' ', , ' 1' ' J' , if 3 1' ,- ig J 'f' jg 'ff-' .- rfrls fl i 5 .l -I bs Q -1 Q, J ,A yi ,V 'I -pl. is -f L4 , l ,' It '-1 1 K y ', I 1 52 ' 'r. C, I .Q J 1 ,T .Irs 1 .4 ef' I, Q' L' ' I . f X' , l 'W gif. 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Q '11, V gn ..y .M V , , Q, Q, 3., f 1 'VA 4 V Ji, ' ,wg 9 '14 In ' A , Z , a. 4 ' an The teenagers which comprise the xlunior class of N53 have proven themselves to be enthusiastic scholars and have also found time to participate in the many extra-curricular activities which lead to .1 full and happy life at G. H. S, ln their first year they survived the traditional initiation and as sophomores revealed their mis- chievous sense of humor by giving the freshmen a most delightful party. As juniors they have re- ceived their class rings which are proudly dis- played and also presented Tattletale, a most enjoyable comedy very well given. They have chosen from their midst three of the INOSI charm- Allviwfi MN Bisb ing girls to serve as homecoming attendantsf lithel Ryan, Betty johnson, and .lanice Soderbeck. Their artistic ability was shown when they con- ,' structed a very beautiful float for the queen of ' sf the homecoming festivities. In the spring of this W K i if , 'bb' Iv' year they will be responsible for the junior-Seniox I' J , M , ,. f N. i Banquet and Prom which we are sure will prove a ' V J inost enjoyable success. my 1 Jf QQ . V The following members of the class have been . 1 ' J , ' yxchosen class officers: President-XVayne johnsor, ry ' V K x,l'f, i Vice-President M Michael McCann, Treasurer - JJ '-QNX. fsharles johnson, becretary-lxarene johnson, Re- J porter-Donald Shaffer, and Advisor-Miss Biss ' . . Srd Row: Charles btuseli, Darian Earhart, Harold Larson, Karene johnson, Wfayne johnson, Vernon Bergman, Pauline Larson, Alvin johnson, Darwin Erickson, Charles Johnson. lnd Row: Gayle Muehlhauser, Donald Blanding, Donald Shaffer, Marvin llarmon, Gerald Frickson, john Anderson, Caron Stusek, Gary Fish, Marlys Fagerberg, lst Row: Marilyn Dahl. lone johnson, .Ioann johnson, Florence Knutson, Betty vlohnson, Janice Soderbecli, Adeline G raves, lfthel R yan, f. C J' , .4 - K r - rl X . ox Sril Roxx: Hnrolil Vfagcnius, Roberta Dycr. lncz Wickliinil, Sally Bonneville, Arthur Bistriim, Russell Frcillunil. John Tyherg, Billy Olson, -lohn Riclmiril, Dionne Mclicnzc, lnil Row: Orren Granquisr, Barbaru Simon, Michael Nc- Clann, Dennis Wiigcniiis. Filccn Swanson, llclcn Green, George Green, Shirley Larson, Sonia Svoboili lst Roxx: Daviil Giirilin. Delnres Hall, llcnu Nelson. Douglas Fra-ilriakson, Dale Chcll. -In-.in Burton. Dcllqi Frickson, Liner Urr. JF' f fi ' ,A f' f . ' LLL bb 6,1 G, y f Nil Juniors r y' Charles Alohnmon, Treasurer: Xliliync Johnson. Prcsiilcnrg Karcnc F johnson. Scirciaryg Donald Shatter. Reporrcr. Nor Pictured: Michael Nlcfunn, Vice President. A . 'ir' I VU lg 'jf hi, 5 5. X Homecoming Float Advisor: Mrs. l'nseth True to the predictions made when they were freshmen the so omore class has lived up to its expectations of g a lively, ambitiou' and pro- gressived,il??. XV ex ect Shein to kee p their exce tggn. rect d thr u ut thevne 'o years. Tlwgflxlliavd-dr alle a vel good to ng in all of thql xt , iricila ac 'ities 1'l as music, for- ensi s.. 'd y a ve iin ortant part in at s. Tlry, also ee be a very studious cl . ' ecause many an a pear on the list of ht 'mr nts. - - activis, B581 affer and Lenore je n, were their chQ'c s I omecoming Queen 3ff6Dd3Uf Sll '6t th y have displayed their . rti abili y construc g a float for this saineyca on. ' T e classfjofficers fo thi 'ar were: Presi- dent, B' ' wensong Vi e- id- t, jack Huntleyg Secretar , Nancy Sa ergg- Treasurer, janet Lindeng and Reporteli ' clcson. Their stu- dent council members are: jeu ,Shearman, Kenny Anderson, and Bill McCann. Srd Row: Rudy Marek, Arnold Bernstengel, Bruce Anderson, Charles Becvar, Paul Anderson, john Fallestrom, .lack Weis, Roger Stauter. Znd Row: Mike Lener, Caro P ulson, janet Linden, Robert Anderson, jackson Huntley, jean Shearman, Kae Dahlberg, Katherine Lisk, Neil Eric n. lst Row: jane Olson, Beverly Horner, Gordon Harmon, Beverly Ellstrom, Thora Fredlund, Williawwcilann, Carmen Currey, Betty Shaffer. ,510 A Qi fvwu' 1 SJ f XX. lrrl Row: Paul Bccvar. Muriel Peterson. Frncsr Linden. Laurcnu: Anllcrsun. David Sinmnscn. Xwilliam Swenson. alter Snnlunl, Darrell Aluhnwn. Zngl Rmx: Shirley Mason, Susan -Inhnson. plane: Gruchl. Urrcn Wfilcux. Lcslm l..1rsnn. AlcmnlcC1.1rlstr4m1, Nanny Sandberg, -l.mcr Limlcn. ,lanky Lion. lsr Rum: klnrncx Kuhnly. I.cNurc hlcnscn, lxcnncfh Amlcrsun, Buxcrly llunrcr, Marjorie XY'illig1msun. D.u'irl Knursnn, Carla -Iulxnwun. Tlmnmx Schimllcr. If ophomores AW ,K x PA , ll R,lJYlY If yi W ll U ,I 'lw Cf' ul, ' L I' l 'fx V V l 'x I 101 L W? VT' .K V'-fl ill! f L' ,NJ L, mil H :LN 'Tj NW 'JM ' Jw AW Lf U ,XJ , W f' r l gy 17' f' J , , va fl rl L' lf J f ' ,j ,J 31? Nancy Sarmrllvcrg. bccrctaryi -lack lluntlcy. Yiw Prcxlrlcnti Billg Swenwn. Presidemg Neil Iirigkmn. Secremryi .Inner Linrlcn Treasurer. On August ill, IQ54, the doors of Grantsburg High opened to fifty-two eager freshmen and the tlass of '58 began its high school career. After becoming acquainted with their school, their teachers, and one another, they held their K first class meeting and elected the following class officers: President. jerry NcNallyg Vice-President. XY'endelI -lohnsong Treasurer. Kenneth Bistramg Secretary. Lenore Ryan1 and Reporter. joan Bie- derman. Lloyd johnson and Karen Parker were elected to the student council. They chose Mi. Krueger for their class advisor. XVhen homecoming season rolled around the freshmen chose Lenore Ryan to represent them as Al 1 - - Ulfm their Homecoming Queen Attendant. The them: Mr. Krueger I , H V A V, H X for their float was XX hip the XX ildcats. ,-swf' ' QLVLX The class of '58 was officiall' welcomed into W' f, A school by the traditional initiation by the sopho- mores. The freshmen enjoyed this immensely and later gave the sophomores a return party. They have contributed a great deal to our school and we feel sure they will continue their fine work in the next three years at G. H. S. Srd Row. Katherine Anderson, Dean Gabrielson, Tony Finch. Kenneth Bistram, Lloyd johnson, Orville Larson, Peter Olson, Verna Franklin. lnd Row: Peter Anderson, Dua e johnson, Elaine Nelson. Roger Odegard. Charles Linden, Rita Ann Sttum, Virginia Magnuson. Charles Aanfiiso. lst Row: Kenneth Soderbeck, Ioann Bieder- man. Gary Ormston, Delbert Erickson, Elmo Nelson. Roger ,t:l1TF12wf1, LeNore McKenzie, Lenore yan.- ' N Y' gl wire 'U l 't N Q Kg 7' , xg .- N x W Aa f'A,' at s N ' NJN va v x ., A V, Rf N J 3rd Row' Karen Parker Charles Brenizer. Llnyd Erickson, Gerald McNally, XX endell johnson. XVilliam Brenizer, fl' Wfiflsp Virgil Sullivan, Ann Frgdrickson. Znd Row: Larry Bjorklund, Dale Odegard, Nancy Earhart, Charles Pitts. Robert Q.?,U Wlqgenius, Mary Lou Svwhuda, Gary Druhman. Phil Harris. lsr Rim: james Rickard, Nancy Magnusun, joLuuisc Yr, Akermark. W'ayne Lindberg, Robert Smith. blames Orr, Kay XX'ardcn, Lurhcr Hall. fb .P N Freshmen loannc ljicdcrman. Rcpurrer: Kenneth Biyrram. Treasurer: ,lorry McNally. Prcsidcnn XVcndcll klwlirmsun, Vine Prcsidcnrg Lunurc Ryan, SL-nrerary. lxamm lulmwn Pml Rufu- . - f ' VV uf .if ,,,,,,,w, fyq , ag,-Q1 W0 ,, Kurcnc johnson. Shirley MA. , Mary Ann Graves. Beverly Homer. Carman Clurrcy. Cgn 4 Hurncr, Paul Rctzer, Q X Majoreties Bugny Hurmr C..xrmcn Lurrcy i3.Q1'i3s.'i?s.,g w.Wy ff -w Wg wa.4, ,E 'i'WyQf'1i ',?4f f31f ff'PLg 6?wQ'3'1 '2g. ':-r'n1f.N2 :ff' 'thai gif-4-Q 9,5 9 fl? 34:-:H 1-0 nu? 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Znd Row: Joanne johnson, Elaine Nelson, Nancy Earhart, Carmen Clurrey, Ilene Nelson, jean Burton, Gayle Muehlhauser, Jeannette Franklin, Ifileen Swanson, Katherine Lisk, Susan -lohnson. lst Row: Lenore Ryan, Marilyn Dahl, Nancy Magnuson, Beverly Horner, Mary Lou Olson, Della Frickson, ,lanice Soderbeck, lone johnson, Alice Peterson, Verna Franklin, Karene johnson. Cherubim Song. Hallelujah Chorus, Beau- tiful Savior, and Praise To The Lord. These anthems may be heard every morning between lllzflll o'clock to 10: 30, for this is when the choir meets to practice. You can always hear Mr. Skina ner. during this half-hour. telling some section they are flat. or leading the tenors over a particu- larly difficult passage, Sometimes you may hear the finished product of an anthem being made ready for a concert. The alumni who come to visit school never miss music period, for they sc-em to like refresh- ing their memories of choir-getting ready for the annual Christmas concert, choosing songs for festival, or practicing for choir clinic. The choir clinic is held each year at Luck. ln the mornings the choir goes over the pieces for mass choir with a guest director. They then snatch time for dinner and usually get together to prac- tice their own numbers for the evening. ln thc afternoons all the choirs practice together in thc auditorium for the concert which is held in the evening. It is an event which each choir member looks forward to. They not only get to sing with all the other choirs in this district. but get to shov their own singing ability as well. ln addition to the yearly Christmas concert put on at school, the choir often gives an llastei concert. On both occasions, the gym is beautifully decorated to give a perfect setting for the music. This year the choir went to Rice Lake for the spring festival. to win top honors in their division. The Grantsburg choir has always been successful at the spring festivals. and Mr. Skinner is to be truly congratulated. lfor many years now, the choir has been selling magazine subscriptions for the Curtis Company. iii order to earn some money. Iiach year they set a quota. and have always gone above it. The music students get behind this drive one hundred per cent. and this year they reached the goal of eight hundred dollars worth of magazine subscriptions sold, The music department gets thirty and fifty per cent of all money from sales. Xl ith Roux Allan Multi, Clifford XX'ies. Tom Larson. XVendell johnson. ,luck XX'ies. ,lohn liillxtroni. Darrel Fineh. Jerome Streed, -lack Huntley. Roger Stauter. Darrel johnson. Kenneth Anderson. ird Rom: Muriel Peterson. Caron Stusel-4. Nancy Sandberg, Marilyn Hedlund. Diane Grusiendorf. Larry Bjorklund, Roger -lohnion, Delbert Erickson. 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W g gg E' . 3, S... , Q -an GSB99 Band 3rd Row: Robert Wagenius, Russell Erickson, Charles Pitts, Eileen Swanson, Arnie Bernstengel, Virgil Sullivan, Dean Gabrielson. 2nd Row: Gary Drohman, Phil Harris, jo Louise Akermark, Janice Soderbeck, Lenore Jensen, jim Orr. lst Row: Wayne Lingberg, Robert Smith, Mary Lou Svoboda, Roger johnson, Delbert Erickson, jim Ric ard. Not only the school itself, but the entire area of Grantsburg, is proud of the fine record of our high school band. They displayed unusually good form in all the football games last fall. Everyone will long remember their flashy maneuvers while playing, I Understand, The Happy Wanderer, and Bells Across the Gridiron, their closing theme at all the games. The band also marched in the Homecoming Parade and put on an excellent showing during the half of Frederic's Homecom- ing last fall. The G. H. S. Band emerged victorious at the Rutabaga Festival at Cumberland this year. Tro- phies were offered in marching and playing for cities with a population of one thousand or less, and the band came out on top with both of these honors. Then, too, the band took high honors, both in solo and ensemble work and the band as a whole at the district music festival held last May at Rice Lake. Nine members of our band gained the honor of being part of the one hundred participants in the All-Star Band which consists of the best players of each band in this district. VC'e can truly take our hats off to Mr. Skin- ner and the band for the fine work they have done and for the recognition Grantsburg has re- ceived because of them. Girls Trio: Delnrcs H.1ll, K.1rcnf: Qluhnsnn. Berry xlnhnsnn l 'K X 1 v afwwwf it Tr-nmlmnc Quarter. ,Luk Huntley, Murifl Pctcrswn. Allan Mnki. klwhn Tybcrhu llusic Ensembles Snxnphnnc QQLIJFICI, Mnry Lou Olson, Dune x L Liruascnllurt. Alike Olwn, vlL'.iIlI1lIIC Miller Gxrlx Thur Qunrrcr Beverly Hnrncr. 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Halfbacla A quad ard Roxy Wxllnanm Md .ann Xwaltcr Andreyxson Cnry lush Gerald Mrlmally Nell Frrelsson james lxuhnly Znd Ron Allan Warrlen M.1n.1z.er Wayne johnson Frnesr Llnden Paul Anderson lohn Anderson Tom Larson lxennuh Blsrram Darlan Frrhxrr Vernon Berg man Alyln lohnson Glcndon Nelson Coanh Mx Anderson lsr Ron wfllllllll Swenson Stusels Fl lon l.1a,Lrhcrg Roger Sjtlllihlif Mxryln lldflllilfl ard Ron XV1ll1.1m Mattson Larry Byorlrlunl Wayne Llndberg 7nd Ron Dun Lnbrrelson Xrrgrl bullryan Wenrlell Iohnson Charles Bumr Dayxd Slmonsen Bull MLC .mn Tony Frmh lsr Roxy Brll Brenner Charles Brenner Paul Becvar Orvrlle Larson Robert Anderson Darrell lohnson Inter Olson Cordon lllrmon louh Mr Krueger Squad .:. 1. EL Lf .h S ll W S . L l ' y. , , , , , . , - . . ' , ,' . , 1 . ' , . . A . , ' ', ' ,, X LaVerne Sandberg, Darrel l'1nch, john Anderson, Lloyd johnson, .lohn Fnllsrrom, fllmrles .A 5 ', 11 7'4 'A', 4' . ', 4 ' . 1 , 1 ' ' , , - 4- ' L, A 3. - . -f r 1. , . V L. v 7, , N V 9 A ' , Q , A .th A , , GGB99 , , . Squad Stantling: john A, Anderson, Kenneth Ramstlell. Alwhn Fallstmm, Gary Fish. Darrel Finch, Neil Fricksun, Charles Stusek. john Anllcrsun, Darian Earhart. Tom Lnrsun. Sitting: Bill Mattsun. Mr. Krueger. Allen Whrtlcn. Basketball Robert hmith, Bill Mthttiri, 'llwny l'inth, ,larry MLN.1lly, Kenneth Rammlell, Kenneth Bistram, Bill Swenson, Virgil Sullivan. Charles Lintlen, Peter Olwn, ,lim Orr. Mr. Anderson. ,,B.. Squad '57 Charles Srusek, Guard Darian Earhart, Guard rrcl lnmh, Guard Neil Frickson, Guard john A. Anderson, Center hhxqn. .1 Kenneth Ramsdc-ll. Center Gary Fish, Forward N-c,.i' Ium l..1rwn, Knmrd -Iuhn Andcrsnn. Funk ard -Iuhn Fal lsrmm. Forward 323 9 , xx? ,.,. 3? ,Y I1 Z . -- ., . ig? - gg 9 'flu , . fig? , 3 A 4 f ff f , : A -...-44 'fbi' 'rg 5. , I3 .5 .,, r 5 M - 1 V - 1 vga , A Z 1. 9 3 4 ,. gif. .Q ,, If ,qA',7 4, - sf W ,ff , J fa, Q -' .,,,'!. S3 'f' ,A gn . ,, .fo 4 fb-A Track '54 Znd Row: Bill McCann, jim Kuhnly, john Eallsrrom, NXf'ayne johnson, Marvin johnson, Mr. Anderson, Vernon Bergman, john Y. Anderson, Donald Shaffer, Charles Srusek, Harold Larson. lsr Row: Darrel Finch, Roger Sjolander, Loyal Erickson, Glendon Nelson, Dale Anderson, Eldon Eagerberg, Douglas Hedlund. 2nd Row: Manager Ralph Akermark, Roger Sjolander, Gary lfish, Tom Larson, Gary Grussendorf, Mr. Walker, George Williamscxn, Dale Anderson, Wfayne johnson, Eldon Fagerberg, manager Charles Anderson. lst Row: Eugene Swenson, Leroy McKenzie, Darrel Finch, Merton Lien, Loyal Erickson, Roger Marek, Delroy Christenson, Marvin johnson. Baseball 954 Track Standings AMERY ., , -45 MILLTOXVN ,,,,, ....AA, 2 5 Bw .hi ST. CROIX , . ,t H24 FREDERIC ..,,.,, , , .23 GRANTSBURG ........ ,, ,,, l 7 V4 LUCK .,,,,,, , ,, H15 lf-'i OSCEOLA .,.,. ....,,A I 3 1954 Baseball Although the baseball efforts of Grantsburgg High School were somewhat thwarted by adverse weather conditions the team never-the-less dis- played many examples of prowess on the diamond. The final record proved to be rather miodocre but we feel we can justifiably await more tangible results come spring, l955. XX'4llrcr Amlrcwmn. Glyn blcnscn, Ruger Sjulamlcr, Llcvyll Alulmnsun, Billy Olson, llarulll l.arssm, Marvin llxrmnm Arrlmur liixrmm, Russell Brcnizcr, Glcmlon Nclwn. FF Basketball Allxiwri Mr. 5.ll'IL'l'lLlIlLl uqj'-f Clrglmsltmrg Clrzmrsburg clfLlIlfSl7l1fg clI'L1IlfSl7LlI'3.1 clI'1lIlf5l3LlI'g Granrsburg Cli'LlI1ESbLlI'g Clrumslmrgg flFLiIlfSl7LlTLQ CLr.1mslUL11'g flYLl1llSlUL1I'g C lmruslwrg Clmmslwxlrg Z -lb 5 3 l ffm lv 3-l Z4 35 Z9 ll nn 35 28 1 Z 25 l-l so S5 l-l 29 's 41 sf, R2 50 is Millmwn Mlllruwn Oscumlu Ussgculgl l.L1ck Luck Sr. Clmix Amvry Arm-ry l5.1pr ian lixptlsrs lhprisu Scrulm The Ci club is an organization for boys who have earned a letter in athletics. The objective of this club is to create fair play and sportsmanship among the fellows who participate in the various sports at G. H. S. Another goal of the club is to raise enough money to send its older members to Madison each spring to witness the State High School Basket- ball Tournament. The big project carried on this year was a Faculty versus A team basketball game. In this game the team literally trimmed the faculty down to size. This. plus other enterprises such at selling concessions at home games and selling journal subscriptions. enabled the club to spend three very enjoyable days in Madison, The club, made up of fellows who take advantage of the many extra activities offered at G. H. S.. is an up and coming organization. This year. to create interest towards the club, the boys sponsored a skating party which was well attend- ed by about half of the student body. The presiding officers were President, Tom Larsong Vice President, Darrel Finchg Secretary, Ifldon Fagerbergg Treasurer, Glendon Nelson. The club advisors were Mr. Anderson and Mr. Krue- ser. Glendon Nelson. Treasurer: Darrel Finch, Vice Presidentg Tom Larson, President: Eldon Fagerberg, Secretary. HG Club Top Right: Charles Stusek, Kenneth Bistram, Marvin Harmon, Paul Anderson, Allen Vilarden, XX'ayne johnson Vernon Bergman, john W. Anderson, Alvin johnson, Lloyd johnson, Walter Andrewson, john A. 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A fine group of over thirty students, aware of the part good speech plays in life, turned out this year for spring speech. The students have a good representation in each of the fields: original and non-original oratory, humorous and serious de- Clamations, four minute speaking, extemporaneous reading and speaking. Since its organization, the NFL, National Fora ensic League at Grantsburg, has never failed to have some representation at th State Speech meet of XY'isconsin in Madison. Wie hope to have a good delegation there this year too. XVe are proud of the fine representation this activity has given our school. The debate question this year was Resolve-ul that free trade should be initiated with nation. friendly to the l'nited States. lt proved to be a hard and complicated question. but interesting to t'lLAl7.lIL'. The teams did quite well this year considering their opposition has .1 regular class in debate every Llily. The Duluth Denfeld. and Eau Claire College debates were attended by both the A and B teams. The UA' team attended the Chippewa Falls Debate and the BU team took in the Eau Claire Senior High Freshman-Sophomore Debate. XY'e were especially proud when Roger Stauter made the all-tournament team there. Tl--, -ll-1ttJ l-btt' A M UML U I-umm!-' LL it PHMMLS lx In State Debatet Allan Maki, Mary -lane Nlattxon. Daxn Stranlu. valuable to the debaters and will long be remem- bered, XY'e are proud to have them represent our School. Debate Standing: Roger Stauter. Bill Meflann. Allan Maki. David Stranu. ,lohn Tyberu. Seated: Marilyn Dahl. Iithel Ryan. Kae Dahlberlu. Nami' Sandberpl. Muriel Peteraon. ith Row: Shirley Mason, Susan johnson. ,lean Burton, -lanice Lien, Cltirol Smith, Alice Olson, Sully Bonneville. Krtren l'r1rlcer.Thorr1 lfretlluntl. Srtl Row: Elaine Nelson, Nancy Ilirhnrt, Lurole Ptiulson, Beverly Hunter. lleler. Green, ,leanine Miller, Ann Fretlrickson, Katherine Anderson. lntl Row: Lenore Jensen, AIol.ouise Akernitirlx. Kay Wairtlen. Mariorie Willianistmn, Beverly Fllstrom. xloann Bietlermun, LeNore McKenzie, Marjorie Bergstrom. Ist Row: LeNore Ryan, Virginia Mziyunuson. Marilyn Dgihl. Marlys lituerberg. 'Iunet Orr, Eileen Nelson, Nancy Mne- nuson, .lane Ulson. Future .llomemakers of America Nancy M.1.t:n11son, llistori.1n1 Marjorie XXllllldIU5UII, Treas- urerg Miss Kleber, Atlvisorg Elaine Nelson, Reporterg f.Lll'lll Smith, Presitlentg Lenore Vlenson, Secretary: Ilene Nelson. Vite l'resitlent. This year the Lirunrsburg chapter of F, H. A. is under the able tlirection of our new home econo- mics teacher, Miss Betty .lane Kleber, L1 gI'LlLlL1Lll'L' from the Stout lnstitute at Menomonie. ln the early part of the school year the ol' ficers of our Future Homemukers of America ehib. along with the freshmen g1ntl sophomore members went to 11 special meeting 11t ciltkll' I,11l4e. At this meeting they receiyetl many new i1le:1s for thc-ia own organization here ut Grtintsbnrg. The F. H. A. has mucle some money by holtl- ing enntly sales. in which each girl was .isketl to contribute her share of homehmtule cnntly. At some of the b11sltetb.1ll games, too. they h11x'e mntle money by selling soft tlrinlcs klllkl popcorn. Togetlier with the Future T:.lfINL'I'S of i'XIllL'flL.l. the ljllfllft' Homem11kers enjoyetl .1 llglf' ritle l.lSI fall The girls tre11tc-tl the boys to lunch in tht- home eeonomics room. ln the spring the girls are inxiretl to rittentl .1n Open House heltl by the Stout lnstittite nntl to xisit the CAIUPLIS in Mt-nomonie. This year our Future Farmers of America chapter. under the guiding hand of Mr. Russell Satterlund. has made itself a definite asset to our school. XY'e find it active in a number of ways. During our football season the Future Farmers sell concessions at their outdoor stand. Fach year they sell Christmas cards and garden seeds to ac- cumulate finances. The money which they save in various ways is put toward a trip which is held shortly after school is out. Plans are underway to take a fishing trip to Canada this year. The FFA Quartet is an active participant in contests and the basketball team of the Future Farmers takes on teams from the various schools in the conference plus various local teams such as church groups. jack Huntley will represent Grantsburg with a sheep project for state competition. jim Kuhnly, Delbert Frickson. Duane johnson. and Elmo Nel- son have FFA hog projects. A special feature of this year was a hay ride held together with the Future Homemakers of America. which proved a large success. Alvin johnson, Sentinel: Billy Swenson, Treasurer: Mr Satterlund, Advisorg Walter Andrewson. Vice President Glendon Nelson, President: Tommy Schindler, Secretary jatk lluntley, Reporter. Future Farmers of America ith Row: George Green. Darwin Erickson. Harold Larson. George Fredrickson, Paul Anderson, Clifford Weiss, Rus- sell Fredund, Lawrence Andert. Arthur Bistram. Gerald Erickson, Alvin johnson, Russel Brenizer. Glen jensen. 3rd Row: james Kuhnly. Robert Wagenius. Bill Brenizer. john Rickard. Marvin Harmon. jerome Streed. Lloyd johnson, Roger Siolander, XXf'alter Andrewson, Willitim Swenson, Billy Olson, Donald Frickson, Rudy Marek. Peter Olson. Znd Row: Gordon llarmon, LaVerne Olson, Charles Brenizer, Harold XX'agenius, jerome Carlstrom. Orville Larson. Robert Anderson, Dennis Wlagenius, jackson Huntley, Douglas Fredrickson. Donald Blanding, Orren Granquist. Mike Lener. Thomas Schindler. lst Row: Dale Chell, Kenneth Soderbeck. Elmo Nelson, Delbert Erickson. Gary Drohman. Duane johnson, Peter Olson, Phil Harris, james Orr, Luther Hall, David Gardin. Charles Pitts. e a v. A 's ' ..:- mi i s f,4nA ni W z 2 S A intl Roxy: Michael Mcflann, Beverly Hunter, Betty Shaffer, Eileen Swanson, Alice Peterson, Esther johnson, Della Fritltson. lst Roxy: Kae Dalilheru. Karene -lohnson, lone Johnson. Nancy Santiherlu, Fthel Ryan. Muriel Peterson, Susan -lohnson. Hi-Lites lztl 1 tor 1 Alice Peterson Assl. litlitorz Fthel Ryan Are Hi-l.ites coming out today? Did you see what it saitl about so-and-so in the Hi-l.ites? These are popular questions asked every once in awhile in GHS. The school paper, printecl hy the journal Office, is a very interesting event. Alice Peterson, etlitor this year, has put out very suc- cessful antl interesting issues of the Hi-Lites. They not only show the funny sicle of life, but hring us up-to-tlate on sports, forensics, musical events. and all-arountl news. Our school newspaper was originatecl in the year 1940, untler the guidance of Mrs. L'nseth. lt was then puhlishetl monthly ancl soltl for ont cent a copy, Totlay the Hi-l.ites sell for ten cents a copy antl is soltl monthly. The paper contains hogt scores from the games antl team ratings. which are of interest to sports fans. There is the latest news of tlehate. speech. and clramatics for those who are interesteil in these organizations. Very few of us realize all the work that is con- nectetl with putting out an issue of the paper. The staff is busy getting the material reacly to be printecl, antl are just as husy as soon as one issue has he-eu soltl. gathering antl proof'reatling the next months material. XVe shoulcl be very grate- ful to Mrs. l'nseth anti the staff for the guimtl worlt they haxe tlone this year. XY'e can really say that this year the student council was the students government. It made important decisions about many school matters. Many programs and other activities were planned and carried out by the student council. They also carry on drives for the Red Cross. CARE. and clothing projects. The student council was changed in form this year so that its membership consists of three from each of the four classes. It was felt that the increase in size would facilitate the handling of the various drives and projects, and also provide for better representation of the student body as a whole. The officers of the Student Council are as fol- lows: President. John Anderson tSr.Jg Vice-Presi- dent, XY'alter Andrewsong Secretary, Betty Johns song and Treasurer, John Tyberg. Under the guidance of our principal, Mr. Nelson, the coun- cil has really proved themselves worthwhile to G. H. S. this year. tudent Council john Tyberg, Alohn Anderson. Mr. Nelson Betty johnson, Wlilter Andrexvson. Standing: Kenneth Anderson, Bill Mcfjann, Lloyd johnson. john Anderson. -Iohn Tyberg. Vllalter Andrcvvson lean Shearman. Seated: Eileen Swanson. Karen Parker, Mr. Nelson. Betty johnson, Marilyn Hedlund. judy johnson, Charles Anderson. Marvin johnson, Marlene Sandberg, Robert Std Row: Betty johnson, Carmen Currey, Gayle Muehlhauser, Lois Schultz, Becvar. Leslie Larson, Muriel Peterson. jack Huntley, janet Linden, Beverly Hunter. Znd Row: john Anderson, Marjorie Bergstrom, Delight Wetlin, Annette Borup, jessie Bolton, Marie Shogren, Darlene Neuman, Alice Peterson, Dale Anderson. lst Roux Arnie Birnstengel, Angeline Halverson, Marilyn Dahl, Esther johnson, Marilyn Hedlund, Mary Lou Olson, Virginia johnson, jane Olson, janet Orr, Robert Anderson. Girls State: Nancy johnson Boys State: john Anderson Acrobats: Carmen Currey, Beverly Horner, Donald Berquist, Kenny Anderson, Srd Row: Adeline Graves, Marilyn Dahl, Alice Peterson, LaVonne Olson, Darwin Erickson, David Strang, Allan Maki, Russel Fredlund, Dennis Wagenius. Znd Row: Marilyn Hedlund, Nancy Schadow, Marlene Sandberg, Gwen Norine, Eleanor Engstrand, Beverly Granquist, Gloria Nelson, Betty Nord, Florence Peterson, Connie Erickson, Mary jane Mattson, Alice Ramsdell, Carol Smith, Alice Olson, jeannine Miller, Nancy johnson, Mr. Nelson. lst Row: Rochelle Fassett, Esther johnson, Virginia johnson, Marjorie Bergstrom, jeanette Franklin, Alice Christenson, Betty Swenson. ' s Q0 ' ' l'l Dx Ql A-will wx- i XX'.a.rLr ,Xn.1uxxw1u, .Luk Hururlv.. I,.aYurm' 5.lIh1lK'1'Q, Iwm Nuflllldftf l5l:.'X Ql'.'XR'l'li'I'fl'lqv I-is XX',1irur Axniruxwn, Ulumi-m Nclwn. 'Ibm Mlxmrnllur. -Luk llumlcy R111 LAK? MLN!! 11.1 Rmx, :Xrlyrh I-llmnwu. Lmcr Liruchl, Luk lluntlcx. lwlm 'l'x'Dcru. balm .'XIlulCl'NxJIl. All.m NIJIKI. D.1x1d Stung xrxm Iulmnwm, Dale .-Xmicrwn. D.mn Iulmwn. Nqmy Ulwn. hr Rmx Kxrl1crkIuI1r1w11. klwgrmuhlulmwlx. Marg 7 lam- Nljrrwn. hm Nlmlrz, Myrm 'I'wI1ctQur1, .-'xligc lctn-mm. Ihfrrg .luI1r1wr1. Mary lim Olwm. Aruclim- lhlxcrwn. ,f A fp: Standing: -lotinne johnson, Dtirlene Neuman, Carol Smith, Tom Larson, Allen V1'arden, David Strang, Aleanine Miller, Alice Olson, Dianeulirussendort, Marilyn lledlund, Mary Lou Olson, Marjorie Bergstrom, Seated: LaVonne Olson, Betty vlohnson, ,lunice Soderbetlt, Florence Knutson, .lohn Tyberg. Nancy johnson, Mtirlys Fagerberg, Marilyn Dahl, Adxisor, Miss Biss, Jack Pine Slivers Advisor: Miss ljifs The annual stuff hzis had their hands full this past yetir, trying their best to put out a year book everyone could be proud of. Their effort has brought success, for the Sliyers this year is full of happy memories from the busy days at G. H. S. lf anyone has seen fl girl running through the hall. trying to get some staff member to get their write-ups in on time, it is sure to be Nancy john- son, the editor for the annual. She has been the one with all the responsibilities and worries of getting the multiples just perfect. She can be seen working in the annual room under the stairs. consulting with Miss Biss, the advisor, or show- the nssitanr editor, john Tyberg. the ropes. The ttnnutil sttiff this yeair has been doing their best to reduce the deficit of the ainnutil. They sold holly just before Christmas, had the conces- sions tit sever.il games. rind sold candy to make ti little money. XY'e nite grateful to Mr. Ciene Brown of River Fgills for taking the :innu.il pictures, The sttiff this year is truly proud of the job they htiye done in capturing the mtiny events that hive mgidt this ye.ir of N34-55 gi hgippy one. I'l1.-ntur.tpl1utx, lilnrutut- Knutwn. AIAIINUII 'llyptstv Bury .l.yl1m.,r1. LJ X Hmnc Hiwn Copywriter: David Strang Bookkeeper: Diane Grusscntiurf Assistant Ydtttmr. -Iwhn Tgbergz Itilrur X.1nL3 ,luhxwm wmv M.m.1A.Lrx Mug Lum Ulsun Mtirlys Fatucrbcru lwfx tn DJYlL'IlL' Nt-t.1u,tt1 3rd Row: Gayle Muehlhauser, Helen Green, janet Linden, Darlene Neuman. ,lean Shearman, Fileen Swanson, Marlys Pagerbetg, Elaine Nelson. lnd Row: -lanice Soderbeck, Dionne McKenzie, Kae Dahlberg, Verna Franklin, Ann Fredrickson, Carol Paulson, Betty johnson. lst Row: Nancy Magnuson. Betty Shaffer, LeNore McKenzie, Mary Lou Svoboda. Della Erickson, Delores Hall, Marjorie Bergstrom, Virginia johnson. Cheerleaders, Alice Olson, fiarol Smith. SCHOOL SONG XY'eire loyal to you Grantsburg Hi. XY'e'i'e backing you up Grantsburg Hi. XVe'll back you to stand 'gainst the best in the land. For we know you got sand Grantsburg Hi. Rah! Rah! So smash that blocade Grantsburg Hi Go crashing ahead Grantsburg I-li. Our team is a fame protector. On boys for we expect a victory for Grantsburgr Hi. Youf Rahf Rah? Cirantsburg! Clan you take it? Can you take it? Can you Alabama shake it? XVe can take it! Wfe can take it! XY'e can Alabama shake it! The voice of the student body surges through the gym in response to the plea of the cheer- leaders. The Pep club. under the supervision of Mr, Mattson. takes on the responsibility of boost- ing the school spirit, From among its membership are chosen four A team cheerleaders and two B team cheerleaders who wear the school colors, while cheering to represent us at all of the football and basketball games. This year the main project of the Pep club has been to acquire and learn new yells to teach the student body. The Pep club succeeded in purchasing four new cheerleaders uniforms for the A team cheerleaders. They have made it possible for tl majority of the students of Lirantsburg High to attend the games which are held at other schools by providing transportation and selling tickets to these games. To further stimulate interest in school activities the Pep club sponsored a record dance .ifter the last basketball game which was enjoyed .ind well attended, The Pep club has. indeed. had a very successful year. Pep Club Carol Smith, Alice Olson, Karene johnson, Caron Stuselx. irtl Roux Katherine Anderson, Alice Peterson, Karen Parker, Muriel Peterson, Nancy Sandberg, jeanine Millet. janet Gruehl. Zntl Row: Kay XX'arden, Nancy Earhart, joann johnson, Beverly Hunter, Florence Knutson, lone johnson, Carmen Clurrey. lst Row: Lc-Note Ryan, janet Orr, Virginia Magnuson, joann Bietlerman, LaVonne Olson, Mary Lou Olson, Beverly Horner. Cheerleatlers, Karene johnson, Caron Stusek. I at 'F 7 3 rm I iss, Attendants: Marjorie Bergstrom, Virginia Harris, -leannine Miller, Lenore klensen, -Ianite Sotlerbeek, LeNore Ryan. Homecomin Homecoming, held October l. was a grand sut- cess even though we lost the game to Nilltown. l+l to l5. One fact that the senior class can be proud of is that the pre-homecoming festivities were the besi that anyone can remember. The bonfire rally held the night before homecoming was attended by .1 large group of students and the yells could be heard all over the village. A unique feature of the rally this year was the announcement of the King and Queen of Homecoming 1954 heretofore re vealed immediately after election which is held several weeks before. No one could have been more surprised than King l.uverne, l'ere,'i Olson and his Queen, kleanette Franklin when they were chosen. The snake dance was fun for all that pin ticipated in it as it wended in and out among cars and various business establishments. The parade also was a colorful one even though the steady drizzle dampened onlookers and streaked the floats a bit. The theme of the Wifi Homeeoming Dance was Three Coins in a Fountain, after the song hit of the month. The gym was decorated in a combination of brilliant fall leaves, whnch were az their height of color, and a Roman motif in har- mony with the song lyrics. l.arge silver signs as though in the heart of Rome, pointed to various sights in the eternal city, while the fall leaves gave the scene a festive touch. The high point, however, was the beautifully decorated fountain in which the three coins lay. The Grand March, led by King l.uverne Olson and Queen .leant-tre Franklin, and accompanied by the Shadows Orchestra, was an experience which will remain in our hearts always. A beautiful stairway leading to a myriad of of silver stars hanging from a sky of royal blue was the setting for the 195-I Banquet and Prom. This is a gala formal affair. when the juniors play host to the Seniors, livery spring. the buzz around school is. whos taking whom to the Prom. who is the royal couple this year at the Prom, and such remarks. lt is a time for each junior class to prove its ability in art, business. and as successful entertainers for an exciting event. April 23, in the spring of '54, the Juniors decorated the gym from ceiling to floor to the theme of Stairway to the Stars. The tables were trimmed with rosebanked candles. and the gym was enclosed in a haze of blues. A chicken dinner was served with ice cream and cake for desert. A welcome was given by the class president, john Anderson, the FFA quartet sang two songs, and the class will and prophesy were read, The first half of the evening ended in a musical note, and the second half began with one. Bruce King and his orchestra supplied the music for the Prom. Girls in formals. escorted with boys in their best manners, soon filled the halls and dance floor. There were flowers strewn around the rose trellis, and flowers on the dresses of the girls. Everyone saw silver stars hanging from the ceiling, and had stars in their eyes. Later, the king and queen, Tom Larson and Carol Smith, were led to the throne to be coronated by the l955 royal couple, Merton Lien and Marlene Sandberg. The throne, adorned in silver, stood near the rose trellis by the stairway leading to the star-studded sky. The grand march was led by the newly crowned couple, and was followed by dancing. The evening came to an end soon after, but it will remain a memory in the hearts of all who attended. Prom and Banquet Diners at the '54 Banquet -41 y i pw., 'T X' , .e wwe: xg? . King Tom and Queen Carol On November 12th the junior Class presented their class play, l'Tattletale. It was a big success both financially and dramatically. Mrs. johnson de- serves a big share of the credit for her excellent job in directing and casting. Tattletale was a comedy in which Patty, a high school girl had her boy friend steal a typewriter for her so she could finish writing her novel. The typewriter was accidentally broken so Patty sold her novel to the local newspaper in order that she could have the typewriter repaired. But alas-for some time Patty had been keeping a dairy, which revealed some very personal and interesting facts about the townfolk, and this was instead published by mistake. Of course, the town, including her family, was in an uproar. All works out for the best and there is a happy ending. CAST Patty, the tattletale ....,..,.r.............,.. Her mother ,,...,..... ..,.. ............,,,, Her father I ..............,, Her older sister ........... Her younger brother ...,. Her girl friend ....,.,,.... Her boy friend .....,......t.,,.Y.r,, A young editor ........A............... The high school principal ..,.. His wife ................,........,...... A teacher ..........................., A detective ...................... High school friends ..,.,.. President of the Board ..,,,,,,,,,, President of the XVoman's Club Hetty Heaton of the radio ..,.,.. Quiz, a reporter ...,............ Extra ..............,.,., ,Florence Knutson Gayle Muehlhauser ......John Anderson .....,,Caron Stuselc .,....Billy Mattson ........,...,,,-Ianet Orr ....Michael McCann ..... Wayne Johnson ......Donald Shaffer ,,,.....I2ileen Nelson .,.,..,.jean Burton ...............Billy Olson ...mjanice Soderbeck Charles Stuselx Dionne McKenzie ........,.john Tyberg ...,.,,Darian Earhart A business man .,.,,,.,,,..................... ..,,........E1leen Swanson ...,,.,,.,Ethel Ryan .........Marilyn Dahl .,.,,..Della Erickson Gary Fish Wllattletalew i , The senior class of I955 presented their class play. Headin' For A XVeddin', by Le Roma Rose on Thursday evening. May Sth. The play, a farce in three acts. was a radical change from the usual. having its setting among the hillbillies of the Ozarks. The stage took on the look of the Hollow- bone's shack, which was ludicrous to say the least. and our usually neat seniors looked their part in disheveled hair-dos. tattered jeans. and bare feet. The hero of the play. Homer Hollowbone. has fallen in love with a debutante. He begins corre sponding with her, exaggerating his social status and making the illusion that he is a refined. edu- cated person. During a snowstorm Melissa Dugan. the debutante herself. arrives lost on her wav to Hr-adin' For A We-ddin' .. :',,::, 1 ii fir z I 1. 3 marry the handsome bachelor with whom she has been corresponding. Desperately Homer tries to keep his identity from her. His efforts misfire. however. and Melissa learns the truth. Her method of revenge had the audience roaring with laugh- ter. Homer finds himself engaged to Bertha. a boisterous Ozarks girl. Homer Hollowbone and Melissa Dugan were well played by Allan Maki and Diane Grussen- dorf. and Bertha equally so by Alice Cihristenson. Maw. Paw. Pepper. Sis. Sarah jo. Gracie May. Fannie blane. Hollowbone. and Urandpappv Hank- lev were well played by Esther johnson. .lohn Anderson. -leanette Franklin, Virginia -lohnson. Alice Ramsdell. Cilendon Nelson, Darlene Neu- man and David Strang. A fine job was done bv Nancy vlohnson. Tom Larson. Carol Smith. and Marjorie Bergstrom. as XY'idow Blairhouse. Slim Blairhouse. llortense Todd. and Isabel Todd. Iiach of the characters instituted his own hilari- ous part lljilkk and his pet skunk. Cirandpappys love affair with Hortense. etci to make the play' a huge success. Thanks to Mrs. 'lohnson for .1 superb lob of casting and coaching. Q 1955 Class Prophecy That day began hke all days As I was readrng my mall I notrcecl an mterestmg letter from the Bureau of Space Research It contalned an asslgnment to fmd a perfect physxcal specrmen to ptlot the frrst space shnp to the moon Further rnstructrons requested that I appear rn the offrce of the head of the depart ment at three o clock sharp The assrgnment seemed Important so I set out early to get there 10 plenty of trme No sooner had I started to cross town than I noticed a traffic jam ahead Naturally I stopped anc. got out to see what was wrong From far down the street I heard the famrlrar vorce of Roger Syolander eallmg attentron to an on comnng parade George Frederlckson now a world renowned pollceman for stressrng safety rules was offlclally dxrectmg trafflc As I drew closer to the mam street I could see the parade more clearly Rrdmg ln the lead car wavmg to the crowd was the famous deslgner of womens ba thmg sults Jerome Streed I was really surprlsed to see that hrs models were the former eanetre Frank lm and V1rg1n1a johnson After the parade had passed the traffrc began to move agam bus driver slammed mto the back of my car I wasn r untrl I got out of the car to glve hrm a prece of my mmd that I notrced If was my old classmate Pete Olson I understand hrs drrvmg hadn t rmproved slnce hlgh school days I felt perfectly all rlght but they forced me to go to the hospltal to see 1f any thrng was wrong They even sent for an ambulance As I stepped rn I heard some vorces quarrellng ln the front When I looked up who should I see but Esther ohnson and Allce Chrrstenson argumg over who would drnve to the hospltal LaVonnc Olson the head nurse treated me and advised me to go to a dentlst to check my teeth I was shocked to dlscover that the dentrst was Marllyn Hedlund Those tests must really be O K I called the bus company to fmd out what had been done to my car It had been placed mto one of a cha1n of garages ow ned by Tommy I-Iedluncl Notlclng that lf was ten m1nutes before three oclock I began to get anxlous l st1ll had to cros town to get to thc offlce Because IE seemed qurcker I chose to take a taxr Whlle drryrng along I noticed a sngn adyertlslng t1nt ha1r I thought I recognrzcd the face Why' It was Wally Andrewson but Id al ways thought that red was the natural color of hr harr Underneath the plcture was wrlttcn thus jmglc If you wlsh to knock gxrls dead Change your harr to fnery red The style was famrllar so I looked to see who t e poet was It was Dlanne Grussendorf It was three thrrty when I arrrved at the mam offrce I rushed up the stairs to the receptxon room The secretary Rochelle Fassett greeted me and asked to wart a few moments smce her employer wasnt back from d1nner yet I prcked up a magazine The Saturday Evenmgs Past whrch was edited by Nancy ohnson The televlslon set was on and I paused rn my readrng to snatch I Bet I Know Somethmg You Dont Cformerly Iye Got a Secret D The master of ceremomes Francrsco Lavenskx seemed famllrar It fmally occurred to me that he was really Glen len Donald Errckson Hrs secret I never opened a book to study all the trme I was rn hrgh school ust as I was gettmg 1nterested IU the program the set went blank Rochelle called someone to frx II Who do you thnnk If was' eannme Mrller and she proved that a vxoman can be ,ust as eff1c1ent as a man At 4 09 the head of the department came m It was none other than Gary Evenson He cxplamed tha he had ncyer acqurred the hablt of bemg on tune Darlene Neuman a commerclal map maker came and pomted out the course of the trip I was about to take Gary told me to go to the School of Develop ment and Refmement to get prospects of hkely pco ple to take the trrp On my arrrval I was shocked to hear thc schoo' prmclpal Altec Ramsdell scoldmg the yamtor Ahcc Peterson for somethlng she had done wrong Ahcr gaye me a l1st of people to look up D 1 L - . g - U ' 1 . an 1 ' ' A L ' . 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