Greenway High School - Blast Yearbook (Coleraine, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1948 volume:

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SCOFIELD , HAROLD E- WILSON Superrintmzdeyzt, Ifn.depe'n.dent School R- S- VAN KLEEK Dean, I tasca Jzmior College District No. 2 Principal, High. School ' 3 J OSEPH Bumcu Bookkeeping Retailing Business Law Economic Geography High School Senior Class Adviser Annual Advertising Junior High Basket- ball Coach. ALLAN K. CLARK Band ELLEN J. ANDERSON JOHN P. BRENNAN Vocal Music M nsic Theory Music History Music Harmony Biology Visual Education Projectionist Club Adviser High School Photog- raphy Club Adviser C. E. DAVIES W. E. DIXQN Cornmunications Speech Radio Speech College and High School Debate College and High School Newspaper Adviser Itasca Players Physical Education High School Athletic Coach. ROSE F. BURKE French Spanish THOMAS A. DASOVICH World History American History Conservation Assistant College Athletic Coach JOHN FURLONG Industrial Arts Metal Shop High School Safety Patrol Engineers' Club Arl- 'viser ESTELLE HAMMERLUN National Honor Society Social Science History High School Senior Class Adviser F.T.A. Sponsor EIGC1l,filV8 Council BENJAMIN E. DUNSTAN VIVIAN FRANTI High School Chemis- Sight-saving try High School Physics Aeronautics High School Junior Class Adviser GEMRUDE HUNTLEY B. W. JOHNS History Industrial Arts College Freshman Wood Shop Class Advzser High, School Sopho- Sociology more Class Advise-r Political Science LEROY V. GRUSSENDORF Algebra College Chemistry Laboratory Assist- ant BERNADETTE HOOLIHAN Nurse ' LAWRENCE E. KAUPP American History World History Hi-Y Adviser High School Junior Class Adviser JAMES P. KEARNEY English Speech. High School Decla- 'mation High School Pep Club Adviser High School Senior Class Adviser EMMA C. JOHNSON MARIE JOHNSON English College Matlzematics Annual Adviser Kappa-s Adviser DORA E. KEARNEY Physics Calculus MAE C. LANDEENE English High School Senior Class Adviser VIRGINIA MAYERLE JOHN MENOZZI Home Economics Psychology Girls' League Ad- Student Counselor visor Bachelor Arlvisefr J OSEPHINE NEFF Physical Education Itasca Pep Cluvlr G.A.A. W .A .A . LOUISE PRIMASICH S tenog'raph.y High School Ju-nior Class A rlviseo' ANNE C. M1cuEL1cu WALTER E, Mn-JLKE Senior High., Mathc- matics High, School Sopho- more Class Advise-r Zoology Botany Anatomy Physiology Bacteriology Colle e So homore 9 P I Class Advisor OvE C. NORDVOLD College Cllcmist-ry Engineers' Club Ad :riser C. E. RAZEE A rt :MORSE L. RIDGEXVAY A, H, SCOTT Industrial Education Phys-ical Education College A thlet-ic Coach S'u:rvcying ANDREW L. SJOQUIST Economics arnd Com- marco Annual Business Ad- vzser JUNE VVARD S te'n.og'raph.y G irls' League A d- 'vzser L. A. SEARS BEss N. SHEFFIELD Moclzanical Arts , English Electricity Related English Statics National Honor Society High School Junior Class A dv-iser HENRY W. TAMMINEN Liblralrian Bachelor Advisor Lilwa'ry Sorvicc' Club HARRIET K. NVEBSTER German Latin Rho Nu Rho Advisor 8 GEORGE H. XVICHMANN RUTH R. XVILSON Industrial Arts Home Economics E-n.ai'nee-rs' Club Ad- School Dietician v-zser Hi ll School Sovho 9 I ' 'mo-re Class Adviser The i Within these pages are recorded the student life and activities of the 1948 graduating class of Greenway High School ...... DEDICATICJN It is fitting that we, the class of '48, respectfully dedicate this annual to Mr. George H. Wichinan who has served in the district longer than any other teacher. He retired in September, 19:17, because of ill health. Besides being an ewcellent teacher, he was always ready to help with extra-curricular activities such as football and track. His students will always remember him as inspiring them to do their best. CLASSES President WALTER RANTALA Vice President PAUL SANTRACH Secretary - Treasurer DONNA ANDERSON A 4 The class of '48 has shown that it is one of the 'most outstanding classes that have ever graduated from Greenway. It has been high in scholastic abili- ty as shown by the large honor roll. It has participated a great deal in extra-curricular activities, showing it to be an all-around class and quite capable of bringing forth leaders to guide our nation to greater heights. X J EANNE ADAMS Red hair and a winning smile, . Make Jeanne pleasing all the while. Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 JOYCE ADAMS Just as pleasing as her twin, Many friends she does win. Glee Club '46 '47 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 DONALD ANDERSON Don A man need not be a ladies' man to be a man. Pep Club '47 '48 School Bus Patrol '47 '48 DONNA ANDERSON A brilliant mind and personality plus, Make Donna a friend to all of us. Girls' League '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '46 '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Glee Club Accomganist '46 Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Sextet ccompanlsr '47 '48 G.A.A. '47 Executive Council '48 Sec.- Treas. of Senior Class '48 Honor Society, Valedictorian VERNON ALBERT ANDERSON KfTex!l His sunny locks are equaled only by his serious look. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Visual Education '48 Bus Patrol '47 '48 WARREN ANDERSON Wa,rny His prime ambition is to fly, His heart and soul dwell in the sky. Basketball '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '46 '47 Band '46 '47 Track '47 Visual Education '47 '48 Hi-Y '48 VIOLA ANTTILA Golden silence seems to be her male, But have you heard her out of school? F'.T.A. '48 Pep Club '48 GEORGE BADAVIN AC J'Lld0,' Worry and I have yet to meet. Football '46 '47 '48 Basketball '46 '47 ROBERT BADAVINAC Bob A football star and quite a lad, al- ways happy, never sad. Football '46 '47 '48 Basketball '46 Track '46 '47 '48 Vice President of Junior Class '47 Executive Council '48 DOLORES BALL A pleasant girl with smiling face is always welcome everyplace. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Itascan Staff '47 '48 G.A.A. '47 '48 Lfbrary Staff, Sec.-Treas. '46 Girls' League '46 '47 Pres. '48 Photography Club '46 Honor Society B-5 MARY ANN BECKMAN V h nd quiet, too, Bilqtyag ayfgiend, she is loyal and l5'l lw- Pep Club '48 F.T.A. '48 Band '46 '47 '48 DALE BEIDLEMAN Bied I, from care I m free, -lfiVllzZmzi1'gii'Lt thgy all contented like me. T k '47 '48 Basketball '46 Basketball lwilifirfager '47 '48 Football '47 PFD Club 48 Raider Staff '48 Dance B'and 47 DELORIS BELANGER Doclie A newcomer to our class, . She made friends before a day did pass. G.A.A. '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '48 Glee Club '47 Pep Club '48 SHiRLEY BELANGER - Shirt A brilliant girl with smiling face, Is always welcome everyplace. Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Mixed Chorus '48 Sextet '48 Girls' League '47 '48 G.A.A. 46 '48 Honor Society JEANINE LOIS BERGSTROM lKJeanl! Jolly, good natured, and friendly, too, A beautiful singer with eyes of blue. Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Mixed Chorus '48 Sextet '48 Pep Club '47 '48 B-6 A :A T- ' ' ,Qi-' ' . sg A sffssf .. ' 5 ' X L ' ALBERTA BETZLER Betz She always was busy, not wasting a minute, Forever quite sure, something worth- while was in it. Photography Club '46 G.A.A. '46 Girls' League '46 Glee Club '46 '48 BERNICE BLANCHARD Smart as a whip, poetic, too, In thc world of tomorrow she'll find her cue. Band '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 G.A.A. '47 F.T.A. '48 Library Staff '48 Raider Staff '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Honor Society, Class Play '48 Salutatorian JULIE ANN BOGDANOVICH Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. , Executive Council '48 G.A.A. '46 '47 Raider Staff '46 '47 '48 F.T.A. '48 Band '46 '47 '48 Glee Club '46 Debate '46 '47 Girls' League '46 '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Pep Club '47 '48 Photograghy Club '46 Brass Ensemble '46 Honor ociety MERYLE BOOTH The only way to have a friend is to be one. Girls' League '48 Pep Club '48 LARRY BERNARD BRYNELL In all things, t-rue and loyal. Band '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '48 School Patrol '48 I-Ii-Y '46 '47 '48 Basketball '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Raider Staff '48 Class Play '48 DUNCAN CAMERON Dune School's okay, but g-ive me a car to fix. Bus Patrol '47 '48 Hi-Y '47 '48 PED Club '47 CAROL CAMILLI She was just the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Girls' League '47 '48 PCD Club '47 '33 LESLIE CARLSON Swede Oh! Why should life all labor be? Football '47 '48 Track '46 Hi-Y '46 '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 IRENE CASPER Cassie Gay, laugh-ing, always a sound, It's never dark when she's around. Pep Club '47 '48 Photography Club '48 SHIRLIE CHAMBERLAIN Sheesh She has, always with her, her sharp Irish wit, In the cleverest ways, she makes use of it. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 F.T.A. '48 MILDRED CIGONOVICH Mitzi A girl 'who's neat and hard to beat. Sec.-Treas. of Sophomore Class '46 Pho- tography Club '46 Girls' League '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '46 '47 '47 Raider Staff '46 '47 Library Staff '48 Annual Staff '48 G.A.A. '46 Vice Pres. '47 '48 Sec. Treas. '47 Lois CLARK Lo A rare compound of frolic and fun. G.A.A. '46 '47, Pres. '48 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Glrls' League '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '46 '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 F.T.A. '48 Declamation '48 Tumbling Team '46 '47 Executive Council '48 Sec.-Treas. of Sopho- more Class '47 Photography Club '47 Honor Society Class Play '48 RICHARD DEMARAIS Toad A little fellow with a continuous grin, But look for trouble when he blows in. Football '46 '47 '48 Skiing '46 '47 '48 Track '46 PAUL DUBOVICH Dube I speak not unless I have something worthwhile to say. Football '46 Basketball '46 CORRINE DWYER All good things come in small pack- ages. Pep cum '47 14s G.A.A. '47 B-7 RAYMOND ERKENOFF T'Lt'I'liC If my studies were but 'music they would be easy enough. Band '46 '47 '48 Vis Ed cation '46 '47 gf! Hag? '47 8 p Cl b '48 Class H, ., , . 3 L 1 - yj ,V ff 7 Lfgufh i 'ul P1 ,V ,W .i - 91 V3 PJ if AL YANN FOCHTMAN l . VJ . Foch MA iaide , oth wise and entrancing, VL' Ebjlsfssed 'with a fondness for danc- Jb ing. I ,P G!fA.A. '46 '47 '48 F.T.A. '48, Vice Pi-es. p Girls' League '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '46 '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Library Staff '48 Tumbling Team '46 Class Play '48 ELIZABETH GARER1 Tata Dark hair and dark eyes - a right loving lass, Who is liked 'most by the boys in the class Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '46 '47 '48 Safety Council '48 Mixed Chorus '48 Glee Club '47 Photography Club '46 '48 G.A.A. '47 Sec. F.T.A. '48 Annual Staff '48 Girls' League '46 '47 '48 Honor Society DONALD GILLMAN Deb I slept and dreamed that life is beauty, I woke and found that life is duty. Skiing '45 '46 '47 '48 Football '47 '48 Track '46 '48 Pep Club '46 '47 '48, Pres. '48 Cheerleader '46 '48 Hi-Y '47 '48 EVELYN GLATCH Ea With rim and snap to make things go and worth that 'makes you like her so. Girls' League '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '46 '47 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 G.A.A. '46 '47 F.T.A. '48 Library Staff '46 '47 Cheer- leader '47 '48 Photography Club '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Honor Society Class Play '48 B-8 GENE GOULD He's neither a grind nor a social hound, But a. right good fellow to have around. Visual Education '46 '47 Band '46 Decla- mation '47 '48 Hi-Y '46 '47 '48, Pres. '48 Annual Staff '48 Executive Council '48 Pep Club '47 '48 Pres. of Junior Class '47 Football '46 '47 '48 WAYNE HARRINGTON Nothing is to be gained through haste. Hi-Y '46 '47 '48 B1 P l ' Council ,47 is atro 47 Safety FREDERICK HAYDEN Scratch A leader of boys and a maker of i friends, Quite able to hold them all to the end. PED C11-lb '47 '48 Hi-Y '47 '48 Raider Staff '47 '48 Executive Council '48 Band '46 '47 '48, Pres. '47 Ann I A 't. Edit '4 Editor '48 Honor ggcietyfs or 7 OLIVIA HOMUTH Ole Gold rare and hard to find, so is a girl like Olivia. Gle Cl b '46 '47 '48 Gi'l ' L ' ' Pepechub '48 1 s eague 47 48 CHARLES IVER Willabee He'll argue all night to prove he's right. Pep Club '47 '48 Hi-Y '47 '48, Vice Pres. '48 Annual Staff '48 RICHARD JACOBSON l He has no time to waste on aught but women. ARTHUR JOHNSON Art No one ever knows what he can do until he tries it. Football '46 '47 '48 Skiing '47 '48 Track '47 Band '46 '47 LUCILLE JONES Jonesy Small, blonde, and quite a gal, It's hard to find a truer pal. Glee Club '46 Girls' League '47 Pep Club '48 RICHARD JONES Dick I don't care if school's in session, To be a farmer is my obsession. Football '46 Pep Club '47 '48 Hi-Y '48 VIVIAN JONES Viv From Pengilly she does come, a lively girl and full of fun. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 J OE KARONOVICH ' Ke'r'r A senior in looks as well as in ac- tions. Football '46 Basketball '46 Track '46 '47 Pep Club '48 Executive Council '48 An- nual Staff '48 ELLEN KIRKES Kirk A worker always attending to her own affairs and doing her level best. G'l'L '47'48P ' ' Pl1'o?ogra?SEl'1eClub '48 Ane1lJuacI L8?aft Z4848 JOE KOLAR Joe A mischief maker from Taconite, Playing hockey is his delight. Football '47 '48 Hockey '46 '47 '48 Hi-Y '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '46 '47' Visual Educa- uon '47 '48 Band '46 EDWARD KOZAR A worker in whatever he undertakes. Football '46 '47 '48 Basketball '46 Band '46 '47 Hi-Y '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '47 '48 Honor Society ELAINE KRUEGER Silence is golden but, oh, what a good laugh does for one. Girls' League '47 '48 Pep Club '47 '48 Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Mixed Chorus '48 Sextet '48 B-9 RAMONA LADOUX Black diamonds are usually small and, as for theifr rarity, rarer than all. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Cheerleader '46 '47 '48 ROBERT LAWSON Beef Football and hockey are his delight. Football '46 '47 '48 Hockey '46 '47 '48 PEGGY LUSE Peg Quiet in actions with motives un- known. F.T.A. '48 Executive Council '48 4 JUNE MATTFIELD Jo Life to 'nie is just one good time, If yours is gloomy, take heed of mine. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 G.A.A. '47 '48 F.T.A. '48 Raider Staff '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Library Staff '48 Class Play '48 ELVERA MATTSON Bea No one knows what they can do until they try it. - Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 G.A.A. '46 '47 Photography Club '48 Tumb- ling Team '47 B-10 DANIEL MILLER A peppy boy who likes to ha-ve fun. Football '47 Basketball '46 '47 '48 ANN MARIE MISKOVICH A lot of good can come from Pen- gilly, right Ann? Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '48 LUCILLE NELSON Frec1cles A quiet and pleasant manner wins many ffriends. ROBERT NJEGOVAN Pancho Small in stature but mighty in spirit. Pep Club '47 '48 Raider Staff '48 Safety Council '48 Hi-Y '47 '48 Athletics Studem Manager '47 '48 Visual Education '47 '4E VVESLEY OTTEN Meine Evefry day is ladies' day with me. Football '46 '47 '48 Basketball '46 '41 Track '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '48 LUELLA PALMER Dark hair and flashing eyes make this Marble gal a sweet snrprlse. Girls' League '46 '47 '4s Pep Club '46 '47 Safety Council '47 ORENE PALMER , Bwmy Quiet and shy until you break the ice. Band '47 '48 Pep Club '48 Girls' League '48 GRACE PECHARICH !Q'll-'l:8t and sincere with success as her object. Pep Club '46 '47 G.A.A. '47 Girls' League '48 l l MIKE PELUSO Oh., sleep, blessed sleep. J AMES PERRIER The less there is learned the less there 'Ls to forget. Safety Council '47 Safety Patrol '46 if XX ' ' ' D ll. all Z- 3: ALFRED POORE Dick He'll try anything once in awhile. Band '46 '47 '48 Hi-Y '47 '48 Pep Club '48 Bus Patrol '48 JULIA PRICH Peachy Silence 'Ls sweeter than speech. G.A.A. '46 '47 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 J EANETTE RAFINSKI Jeannie She is really such a quiet lass, but when something is funny you'll hear her laugh. Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Pep '47 '48 VVALTER RANTALA WlLlt', A 'man who leads 'Ls one -who knows how to succeed where'er he goes. Football '46 '47 '48 Banud '46, Vice Pres. '47 Pres. '48 Pep Club V.ce Pres. '48 Safe- t C ncil V' P '48 E t' C Y ou ICE res. xecu lve oun- cl Pres. '48 Senior Class Pres. '48 Soph. Class Pres. '46 Hi-Y '48 Boys' Sextet 46 DAVID RASMUSSON Dave Evelryone excels in something in which another fails. Band '46 '47 '43 Hi-Y '47 '48 Pep Club '43 B-11 ROGER RIED Since All the world is a stage, I like the wofrld. Class Play '48 JAMES RIDGEWAY Not a sinner nofr a saint perhaps, But well the 'very best of chaps. Football '46 '47 '48 Basketball '46 '-47. '48 Band '46 '47 '48 Track '46 '47 Mnxed Chorus '48 Boys' Quartet '47 '48 DOLORES RONKAINEN Del A sweet personality and wonderful, too There's,no one nicer in all the sch.ool. Glee Club '47 '48 lrls' League '47 '48 G.A.A. '47 '4 Ra r Staff '47 '48 Library Staff . ' la tio '47 '48 Pep Club ' ' '4 M MAR Ag ROOT Muggs Talking, laughing all the while, Chasing 'men is yust her style. G.A.A. '46 '47 Girls' League '46 '47 .'48 Raider Staff '48 F.T.A. '48 Declamat on '47 '48 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Photography '46 '48 Tumbling Team '46 Class Play '48 PAUL SANTRACH Pauly In a difficult job he doesn't stall, Capable and dependable is Paul. Football '46 '47 '48 Basketball '46 '47 '48 Track '46 Hi-Y '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '46 47 '48 Executive Council '48 Annual Staff '48 Senior Class Vice Pres. '48 B-12 GLENN SCHEDIN Silver They a-'re often wisest who say but little. Football '46 '47 '48 Basketball '46 '47 '48 DALE SEABERG Snoose He ne:-ve-r worries over things very long To lmn life is one g-rand old song. Football '46 '47 '48 Track '47 '48 Pep Club '48 Hi-Y '48 Bus Patrol '47 Class Play '48 EDITH SHUMAKER Edie A leader in all she tried to do, A student, a ffriend, a pal so true. - Pep Club '46 '47 Girls' League '48 Dec- lamation '47 Library Staff '48 Honor Society SHIRLEY DORIS SHUMAKER With a smile on her lips and laughter in her eyes. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 G.A.A. '46 '47 '48 Glrls' League '47 '48 ROBERT SHUSTARICH Bob Fond of living, lots of fun, Life for him has just begun. I STELLA SOBTZAK Here is a girl, capable, dependable and a real sport. Girls' League '46 '47 '48 G.A.A. '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '46 '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 F.T.A: 48 Glee Club '46 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Visual Education '46 '47 '48 Tumbling Team '48 JOHN SOLIEN - He is not hindered by being tall when it comes to playing basketball. Basketball '46 '47 '48 Track '46 Football Mgr. '47 Hi-Y '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 LADONNA STRAND Ability combined with charm and dignity. Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '46 '47, Vice Pres. '48 G.A.A. '47 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Raider Staff '46 DOLORES THOMAS Del,' Sweet and friendly to all who know her :ixgnual Staff '48 Pep Club '47 '48 F.T.A. VIRGINIA TORKKOLA Virg Both serious and gay, she goes upon her way. Library Staff '46 G.A.A. '46 '47 Girls' League '46 '47 Pep Club '47 BORIS TRBOYEVICH His personality makes and holds his friends. Pep Club '47 '48 I-Ii-Y '47 Raider Staff '48 BETTY LOU TROUMBLY Beit All wisdom does not come from books, Why study and spoil your good looks. Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '47 '48 Ra der Staff '47 '48 Annual Staff '48 Ex- ecutive Council '48 F.T.A. Pres. '48.Sec. Treas. of Soph. Class '46 llonor Society DONALD VENSKI Don Football good, Track better, Pat best. Football '47 '48 Track '47 '48 Hi-Y '47 '48 PATRICIA WEDL Pat A jolly girl so 'very small, She, makes friends with one and all. Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Girls' League '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 G.A.A. '47 '48 P LLIS WELLER uplllllu A girl that never worries, always calm and collected. Glee Club '46 Librarv Staff '48 School Bus Patrol '48 Honor Society B-13 BERNADETTE WHITE Bunny Good nature and good sense afre usually good companions. Girls' League '47 '48 Raider Staff '47 Pep Club '46 '47 '48 Glee Club '46 '48 BERDENA WIVELL Beretta Quiet, charming and friendly. Pep Club '46 '47 Raider staff '46 '47 JANE WIVELL J0,'I'L'i6 She makes friends and keeps them. Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Pep Club '47 '48 Girls' League '46 '47 '48 RALPH WRIGHT Very exclusive you seem to beg You still 'remain a mystery. Band '47 '48 Foombali '47 '48 Hi-Y '48 Pep Club '48 DONNA WYss A bright-eyed girl with smile so sweet is liked by all whom she may meet. Girls' League '46 '57 Sec. '48 Pep Club '46 '47 Sec.Treas. '48g Glee Club '46 '47 '48 Honor Society MADELINE ZIEBARTH Mike Dafrlc hair and dark eyes, a frighi loving lass who liked, most of all her daily Ffrench class. Girls' League '47 '48 Pep Club '47 '48 Glec Club '46 '47 '48 F.T.A. '48 7l'gTAx LV! XLSXX J? - 'TW' I ROBERT STRAKA Bob ' ' l I H l , I I l I'm not 'really bashful. 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' E: ZW' 5 E :rugs EQ.. rn-.5 CGW S-' x' NF' - S C I. irq 522 .. gi 0 EP' Er' F3 5371 6' 55? al? 7:5 IIE ei on 55 5:1 UH 153 wp P31 ,- FSU 91 'ssmg IAOHUD -9 .qs B-17 Back row: J. Karonovich, Mr. Burich, L. Brynell, J. Solien Fourth row: J. Mattfield, S. Sobtzak, B. Troumhly, M. Cigonovich, D. Anderson Third row: Miss Hammerlun, E. Gareri, B. Blanchard Second row. E. Glatch, G. Marich, L. Clark, D. Thomas. A. Fochtman First row: P. Santrach, G. Gould, F. Hayden, A. Anderson, J. Bogdanovich THE STAFF This year the staff has worked especially hard to make an annual the class of '48 would be proud to own. The Staff hopes they have succeeded in producing an annual which you will enjoy. Editor-in-Chief - .... . . . . ......... Frederick Hriyclen Literary - .Jumm Assfstam ' ' ' ' Austm Am erjson Co-Editors ...... Evelyn Glatch - Bernice Blanchard Business Managers . .. .. Gene Gwuld - Paul Santiach Eoithots '- -- Joe Karonovioh' Donna Anderson, Assistant ...... .........., A lice Fochtnian Dolores Thomas, Betty Troombly Junioi Assistant ............... Gerald Marich Poetry .-.- Bernice Blanchard' Bob Shustariohx Sports Editors ....... . . . John Solien - Leslie Carlson Vernon Anderson, Bob Njegovan, Virginia G.A.A. ......... ..................... L ois Clark Torkkola Organizations -- Art .................. Dan Miller - Bernice Blanchard Co-Editors . . Julie Bogdanovich - Mildred Cigonovich Photography . . . . Stella Sobtzak and Photography Club Music ......... . . . . . . . . . ..... ..... .... L a rry Brynell Typists .................... Julia Prich - Ellen Kirkes Advisers: Estelle Hammerlun, Joseph Burich. John Brennan 500: X mffpu NSR 51 15 nsfiuah 5 9 16 is ...li .... I- B-18 Back row: N. Stangler, M. Root, A. Anderson, L. Brynell, F. Hayden, J. Solien Second row: S. Vincent, E. Gareri, M. Gareri, J. Mattfield, Njegovan, J. Meade. S. Sobtzak Third row: A. Fochtman, D. Ronkainen, C. Smith, A. Hupilu, Martinson, D. Vlfedi Fourth row: D. Ball, B. Blanchard, L. Clark. P. Erickson, Marich, S. Anderson, B. Troumbly Fifth row: D. Anderson, E. Endahl, S. Rich, J. Bogdanovich, Evanoff R. H. G. B. For the first time in many years, the high school has had a paper of its own. The name was changed from the Itascan to the Raider , It gives the students individual journalistic opportuni- ties and furnishes interesting information for the students. Editor Julie Bogdanovich kept the paper coming out regularly. KN X f 1 X1 X X 1' z J 7- 'WvjiF1f'5 1. J NN: K A ca X 5 N N 1 ff' X l V l l EDITORS Julie Bogdanovich Gerald Marich B-19 B-20 Back row: Julie Ann Bogdanovich, Evelyn GlJ.ch Second row: Doloreg Ball, Fred Hayden, Edward Kozar, Phyllis Weller, Bernice Blanchard, Miss Hammerlun Front row: Mr. Van Kleek, Lo's Clark, Betty Lou Troumbly, Donna Anderson, Donna Xvyss, Shirley Belanger, Mrs. Sheffield Not in the picture: Elizabeth Gareri and Edith'Shu1naker First row: Gene Gould. Joe Karonovich, Bob Badavinac Second row: Miss Hanunerlun, Mr. Van Kleek, Betty Troulnbly, Fred Hayden, Julie B'ogdanovich Third row: Lois Clark, Paul Santruch, Donna Anderson, Vvalter Hantala, Peggy Luce l Back row: Evelyn Glatch, Julie Bogdanovich. Mar- amet Root, June Mattfield Third row: Dolores Thomas, Bernice Blanchard. 'il ideline Ziebarth Second row: Miss Hamrnerlun, Lois Clark. Peggy Luce, Shirley Chamberlain First row: Elizabeth Gareri, Betty 'l'rnumhly, Alice l or-hunan The Future Teachers of America, or Van Dyke Club, is an organizat on composed of sixteen senior girls who are interested in teaching as a career. Under the guidance of Miss Hammerlun, the advisor, members are given an opportunity to preside over their respective Social classes. Two meetings, one a d scussion and the other a lecture meeting, are held each month and helpful information con- cerning teaching is gained. This year was of special importance in FTA h story. A banquet was held at the Arcana Hotel in honor of its tenth annivers- ary Other activities were two successful candy sales and the annual tea in May. l OFFICERS Off'cers elected were as follows: Presi- dent, Betty Troumblyg Vice President. Alice Fochtmang Secretary, Elizabeth Gareri ll- B-2 FY' 55 E 'USE ? E Nm 5.5. 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D773 sg g5'H asv -gp? fm Www: .' 09.5 . gg' ..,1 F EwE' EH? iiiw 573 mim- fD PENN .- In ' 5 ,.. YH-U . PM vii? ' . .ll Xi QMV Back row: J. Mattfield, E. Shumaker, P. Flink, D. Ronkainen First row: A. Fochtman, M. Cigonovlch UBRARY SERVICE CLUB PHCTOGRAPHY In this organization we have twenty members each of whom take an active part in our club. The club, which meets every other week, is progressing very rapidly. At each meeting something more is taught to the individuals, such as how to take pictures, how to print pictures, how to develop, enlarging, and many other processes which are important. The club is having' a good time while learning how to make pictures. Financially, we receive our money by. selling football and basketball pictures during the year. The money that we re- ceive through this activity goes into new equipment for the club. This is a very interesting field but requires much work, as most everything worthwhile does. This organization which we maintain as a hobby may lead to a vocation for some people. Our faculty advisor is Mr. Brennan. Officers for this year are President, Francis Chuckerg Vice President, Wilfred Wisurig Secretary, Elizabeth Garerig Treasurer, Kenneth Olson. B-26 2 Back row: E. Gareri, F. Chucker, M. Root. VV. XVisuri. G. Marich Second row: Mr. Brennan, E. Kerkes, M. Miller, P. Erickson, B. Evanoff First row: I. Casper. L. Hodgman. E. Mattson, S. Rich N DECLAMATION Back row: Mr. Kearney, A. Nix, A. Hupila, J. Ryberg, G. Gould, D. Mitchell, D. Wilson, M. Joy, Davies Second row. C. Bechtel, A. Johnson, S. Karakash, M. Stangler, E. Endahl, R. VVivel1, C. Smith Fvont row: H. Larson. P. Collins, J. Davies, B. NVyss, A. Anderson DEBATE D .Left to 1'i,1:ght: D. Mitchell. E. Endalil, N. Stangler, G. Hecimovich, Mr. aries B-27 SCHOOL PATROL BUS PATROL HALL CADETS Back row: C. Covert, G. Robbins, E. Gareri, R. Njego- van. P. Loscheider, D. Miller, M. Gareri, Mr. Menozzi, G. Stowe I Y Frst row: Z. Rydberg, D. He1'shbe1'g'e1', G. Marich, A. Back row: D. Card, V. Anderson, J. Kolar, J. Blum First row: S. Sobtzak, E. Jarvi, D. Costellzmo, R. Njsgovau, J. Rasmussen Anderson, NV. Rantala. N. Stangler, H. Larson VISUAL AIDS OPERATORS B-29 QU f-4 U 53:22 mo5'o Simi' 9. -1 v-n '5Q D: FF' 30 25 O OP- 'SO 54 QE dr xr' QF 9:1 gm wi Fw H Q? wif 63 Q! QF-7 55 OS- 4 H92 F9 T' O :if F. O 1 U: S' :': P N C C D S 5.3 C F2 O A 53 fum 5 ED E 'U F P' 2 Ui .. W 5 Ui CD 1 B-30 ' SHHLJIHJO LIIOHXH 'IIONIIIOD HAI m N 'E mm PE 5 FQ U23 OE 'Ss 'S op sfo 0 F3 U1 G 9? Er- M. Fo B Fx 237 14 SDP W7 .1 H. UJP4 'Sf 553 :S Jap 'aezxaqoox 'v 'Q 'awed 91 :aug UV c P C. 'MII O C Zi US' 6 EE E' 53 Q? '3 P E 1112 0. s mm ..,,, Si? PDQ ..- Z? Nm Q. 3.4 15' Q 53 5 c.4!' min ET 'sb pr: mn. ' 21 P3 QT' Eco '1 F- 3? 53:3- gm f 3 C. P' 5 121 ucg 15311 mol dog, :T 01 21.1 'IAI 70'-I 0 I 'H AJJ AA LI-3 I-I ew 'N 'dwg 'V 'uassnwseg 'f 'J 'DI UCSF' ga F' E'-:H mi? 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El - r 'Q 3? :J 5391 E7 P :s Q. ru v-4 In 53 .J F 71 ru C 9. E. 5' E ,-. fl! 72 IP 5 Cf rn 3 'S 7 O P' UC 271 RE' IIB!!! 3, gs Fw Wo 'JQ Q- fb P Q. 2 5 fd F' HE? gn Q53 'GDC' P. H as 92' fb :L EF F3 QE sum gs FS- ..':I S4 co N P '1 'EES ,gr 'F 'U E m sg sv g 9 9 E-a 23 CQ- P' .Pig Di ew 'F 5? 5 I' 5? 35' 053 F: Fr Em .Cn :S :rs 'F- P' F3 fa EDP Ei G Q HEY QP' Uv O P in gli 4 5 4f ' z O. :vi 32 - 5 IJ LITERARY lf'Z',K, ' ,ffefefb gm-5, f f.f'5'?. : .v71ef?' H'-iff ffiif I ffiif ,i'-Z1L ,Z7.,IL7. .f', 4 7 157527 .1157 ' o-51 ,. , ,f1'i.'7 HI: - S Ar 'ill' - -. ,- ni, - JL. ' .1 I U IV ' j X , IW 59 7 7 , ' ,,, H U ,. , an N xp, S uf5i,,....,-f Calendar of Events Sept 3 First day of school . . . and how we Jan. 8 Don G's seat in 8-9 Social was minus wish it were the last! its owner. What happened to that New n Year's resolution that started out by Sept. 12 Greenway tips Eveleth as football sea- tl-ndging to Schogl at 7:30 one morn- son gets underway. Boys, when're we ing? ' t l tl b 'd ? gomg O Slave lose em S Jan. 12 College Aptitude Tests in auditorium. Sept 15 Primary Elections for Senior Class Of- In three hours we find out just how ficers . . . May the best man win! much we didn't learn in twelve years! Sept. 20 Hail our leaders: Walter, Pauly, and Jan. 24 Measurements for caps and g0WHS- D011113,! Charles Atlas has nothing on Toad D . ' ' I Sept. 24 Conservation assembly. Certain per- emuuztls sons take heed: No smoking, please. J an- 28 fgdgeway liegffnles fi Cafuaglty w en e unex ec e cras ies o e Oct. 1 F.T.A. sponsors candy sale. Specialty floor in Study 1311 0 Wonder if he for the day . . . Miss Hammerlun's . hurt the chair! own peanut brittle. fHeard Poncho I . N. ask for the recipej Jan., 28 lgflrs. Risk fubstitnitlei lforptwkohdays as . iv . .. 1 x - Oct. 8 Senior Necktie and Ribbon Day. As ogcglygiiggeg S 1 e 1 e eam Art Johnson would say, Now I know , how it feels to be hanged ! Feb. 6 lliuniiogg It thact -the Greeigvay as e a .m, vic oriou e' - Oct. 9-13 M.E.A. vacation. Why don't they do ids, was insgilred by Bob Igsozeiiditidii thls more Often? 1 of She's Too Fat For Me . NOV- 11 A1'miS'CiCG DEWGPYOQTHIT1- 311230011 Class Feb. 12 Lincoln's Birthday. A vacation is al- portrays those who served. xvays Welcome! Nov. 12 F.T.A. Banquet at Arcana Hotlel in Man 2 Roger' Reid, with good intentions, de- 1101101' of tts tenth aUmVo1'S31'Y- And cides to hand in overdue make-up slip, now we shall hear from . . . fpntod Sept- 25, NOV- 21 Gi1'lS',LoagUo altd Hi-Y SDOHSOI' Sadie Mar. 3-6 District Basketball Tournaments in Hawkins Party in music room. Did yo' Hibbing' Wo'vo got our fingers all drink some Ukickapoo joy juice ? -Crossed! Nov. 26 Thanksgiving vacation. I knew I Man 3 Congress in Room 110 ,-Wonldnqo We shouldnt haVo eaten So much! make a fine bunch of Congressmen! DSC- 9 Enteltailjmellt by Duluth Junior Col- Mar. Easter vacation. Did the Easter bunny lege Choir. One hour wherein we can 26-29 bring you Something, ffgoolyvq doze off undisturbed. A ,I 16 S . Cl P1 Th b t 1 Dec. 18 Miss Johnson, 9-10 English teacher, pm entm ais at e es evel' was greatly pleased to 1-eeeive Judo May 14 Junior-Senior Prom. We won't be B's masterpiece, The Battle of the home untll mowing! Novelty' May 21 State Board Examinations . . . Work, Dec. 19 Christmasl approaches . . . Still look- 24-25 brfllll, W01'k3 ing for t e person who told Charlie , fl . . - - , L there waSu,t a Santa Claus! May 20 gaccoxaguneagte Services. Soon it ll be Jan. 5 The familiar routine of school again Max, 27 High School Commencement- .Taye- commences while, groan! we recuper- ' ' Wen deal, Greenway Hi hu ate and catch up on sleep. ' A ' g ' Jan. 7 Serbian Christmas. Some people are May 28 Last day of School ' ' ' Hooray! Your B-34 lucky - Two Christmases and the pleasure of missing a Social test! turn, class of '49. BETTY TROUMBLY Don Anderson Chewing gum Wesley Otten Being in Pep Skits Memories ot the Football Season As I look back over the football season, The pep fests and games were mighty pleasin'g Our team really did their best, But they just couldn't reach the quest. At our first pep fest we were in store for surprises, A beauty parade of all assortments and sizes, Ah yes, such beauties as Roger and David were there, The winner was David for he was the most fairg Now Roger couldn't boast, For of everything, David had the most. The Rapids game came at last, Bob, Gene, Toad, and rest were ready to surpassg A victory was all Greenway needed, For a tough game the team had heededg The Boys had shaved for the game, Swede's wiskers had made a tremendous gain. The teams battled up and down the field, But to the Rapids the Greenies didn't kneel, Only by score did the team lose, The team played like a gallant crewg They came off the field muddy and wet, But we can sincerely say they did their best. DALE BEIDLEMAN Favorite Occupation Donna Anderson Playing the piano Joe Karonovich Whistling Evelyn Glatch Nashwauk people Leslie Carlson Smiling Charles Iver Arguing Dale Beidleman Composing music Don Gillman Skiing Joe Kolar Hockey - Bernice Blanchard Studying Margaret Root Talking Bob Njegovan Missing the bus Bob Lawson Hockey John Solien Basketball Dolores Ball Typing Dan Miller Basketball Shirley Shumaker Housekeeping Warren Anderson Flying Dick Demarais Skiing Ray Erkenoff Playing his sax Jim Ridgeway Singing Bob Badavinac Football Roger Reid Killing time Don Venske Driving his yellow jalopy Pat WVedl Don Jean and Joyce Adams Identifying ourselves Lois Clark Being busy Dick Jones farming Alvira Mattson Nursing June Mattfield Traveling Mary Ann Beckman Being quiet Olivia Homuth Talking to David Jeanine Bergstrom singing Alberta Betzler Knitting y Mildred Cigonovich Nashwauk people, too Fred Hayden Having house parties Madeline Ziebarth French Class James Perrier Making excuses Julie Bogdanovich Editing the Raider Gene Gould Being happy Dolores Thomas Being helpful Julia Prich Dancing Paul Santrach Making the girls happy 'B-35 B-36 Sfkaal. BUS fi g Un II I . I I I ,I I on The Early Bus? It's 7:15 and off I trot, To catch the bus - if it can still be caught I soon run a fast pace, To only trip and fall on my face. Up I get and start to fuss, For down the street goes my bus. Another hour to make up, I cry. And feel as if I'd rather die. To miss Social is very bad, QThe best class I ever had.J With no passing cars I get a ride, So another hour's time I must hide. I read the Sports in the morning paper Greenway team has cut a caper. VVe beat Hibbing 47-45, Which makes me glad I'm alive. The 8:15 stops near by, The driver, Hughes, asks where was I After a jolting, jarring ride, We coast into Greenway with the tide. To the principa1's office I must go, I walk quickly, then slower, then slow. Up I stride to the old dear, With a very poor excuse, I fear. No written excuse have I, So, NOT EXCUSED, he writes with a sigh Bob, this has got to stop, Or the floor with you I'l1 mop. A verbal beating I then take, A hasty exit I soon make. Then to 110 I return, For my Social, I need to learn. Well Bob, for missing the class, With me two hours you'1l have to pass. To my desk I then retreat, Wondering how the rap to beat. Well this ends my tale of woe, It's 5 o'clock - I'm free to go. Bon NJEGOVAN A Storm A bolt. of lightning, a blinding flash, And in the sky a mighty gash A slap of thunder and a boom, Which seems to shake any room. And then comes the wind-driven rain From which many people feign, And wish they were in some cozy spot, Away from the lightning so white hot. A storm is always a little scary Which keeps some people from being merry, When some people hear the rain so deep They go to bed and fall asleep, And hope the raging storm is gone When they awake at the coming of dawn. VERNON ANDERSON Snowflakes ' How wonderful the snowflakes As they fall upon the ground, So many shapes and sizes That are dropping all around, They are sent by God from heaven, So beautiful to see And I think that he has made them Just for you and me. Boa SISIUSTARICH School Daze WISDOM IN TESTS?? Margaret Root: I shall take a make up test on Profit. Bob Njegovan: It's bound to be a loss to you. The death of Louis XVI was quite exclusive. Since 1789 the budget has been made by Franklin D. Roosevelt. Charles II wanted to rule by trying to keep his head. Gabelle: a man in the English Parliament. Don Anderson A carefree fellow, a twinkling eye, That's the description of the guy. A Balsam kid, a Louis fan Who's leaving for Missouri, the warmer land. Charles and he were great pals, Whether arguing over school or whispering of gals, We are all sorry to see him go ' From the land of ice and snow, He liked to argue which is no doubt, And it didn't matter what about, So, goodbye, kidg we all will miss your twinkling eye. VERNON ANDERSON f! nr' X I-1 A H' v at 'fs x 4'-21 fx as H B-37 B-38 Greenway When Greenway I leave behind me, I know I'll look back and see The time when I had my happy day And how I wished I could stay. Now my social teacher, Miss Hammerlun, Was usually as happy as the sun, Then for English, Miss Johnson came To help us enjoy literature was her aim. All I can really now say Is she helped me in every way. Then there was Mr. Burich for bookkeeping, His favorite subject he was teaching. Then Miss Ward, known as June Time to leave came too soon. She taught us shorthand and then filing, When she was serious, I was smiling. Now you see why Ii hate to leaveg For clear old Greenway, I'll always grieve. VIRGINIA TORKKOLA lambic Penfameter The winter sun is shining in the sky, The snowflakes gently falling round my head And round about the tiny snowbirds fly, To find among the pine tree boug-hs a bed These things of winter time I love the best - The snow, the ice, the biting winds, the cold, And many more I dare not mention lest I'd lose my right to cherish them when old. For when I'm old my days shall pass away, Far from this land of winter, snow and ice, In lands of sun where I shall go to stay, In southern states where all the days are nice BERNICE BLANCIIARD GRE ENWAV i D- 3 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 9:38 f . ' l -F 5- . -if-k v ff' wen 'ax H JA -j NE .ss 14' Ir :ft -,Q A Ogg' Lg f' '-.sr-P ll 12 ' f. f dr 'ivf 0 f. ,Q I GJ G' ATHLETICS om sums api L-mu S '1 E F KIIIO .IRQ 'Q-KHAH.I99.IQ opqonoz UM EO LU 9 0.15 LU uo mo sp,mA In UB 'JJ0 GJ O 2 A'-3 H: D! E -E N ,-. U1 I5 QE 52 3- QS mm FD 3: QQ- ia O so V11 0 33 '2 all 344 mm' Cir-va O is O' EW 4.- N.. 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Q- Q .Q y Q-s S5 W EP Q m 5 F- 5 rv ' 35 v F5 Z 3 2 F 2 P : 5: 5 Eg ' '11 U2 ag E 3 PP 9 fm. i -5 1-iw' QSSEQIZ - A f A - 2121 - gk -- . ww 4 X M WWQK N - ak -x:kf1 fr 5, ,K ,iw ij giggiw N J Q Rigas f X RSX X Q wc x N FOQTTENZALL E - Art Coach - Dix ---S . -X Q v 1 -X, i G Q 9 qv J P T-Bob G- Toad C-Jim B - Red B -- Pauly B - Judo E - Beefey T-Don G - Gene B-41 f-2 171351 P5 , .ixqi-xxx Q-we :egg Y. I ig A X X 3 3 fi ig ei 5 X if X xi ,ifksxll in E5-ff K Q X .L .- . I. X x x X f Skxs .c e 'Q B-Joe B-Bob B-Walt B-Szfmey B-42 Q X Yi , sv L v Nix A 5 Q N N VM v . .- FOOTBALL gy f qfgiy. . F 2 X A Q N v 9 X hi S ,r sf ., XX x xi w x X .E 4 E-Ed - ...,. . .1 ,Q-I SECOND TEAM Coach - Porky Silv er ' 4 1 k X D A k wk DAN xl ,f N1 fx, fx g 1 ' - iff ffl si 'x 522:23 A . - 1 - 5 : '1 N' fl x . , ge ,. if, li E-Deb T - Art G - Snoose C - Pete G - Swede u Back row: Coach Demarais, J. Ridgeway, K. Thorson, D. Kictleson,-P. Loscheider, Coach Dixon. Front row: P. Santrach, A. Toms, J. Solien, R. Straka, D. Miller, L. Straka. S Q U A D Back row: Coach Demarais, J. Breen, R. Hitchcock, M. Loff, P. Loscheider, L. Sisler, M. Salo. Front row: R. Radakovich, D. Miller, J. Koski, P. Santrach, M. Dotlich, T. Stowe. B-43 Sandy H John Bob Pauly Danny Warren Q . l ,'.f , ' gl -514 Coach - Dixon f ww -., l A Coach - P0'fky if Q, l .lf Qnxgaxsy Q1 iff? K' ' M 21.2-1511: K , .,.: , Art Poncho Louie Karl Ole Jim B-44 l X E i A wa? K 95' 9:26 L SX R X3 V X I A B B-46 Back row: Coach NV. Dixon, L. Brynell, J. Ridgeway. L. Straka, Mgr. B. Njegovan, Ass't. Coach M. Demarais Second row: J. Blum, S. Grozdanich, D. Venske, D. Seaberg, D. Gillman. K. Schedin, L. Sisler, J. Koski. 5 From row. D. Beidleman, D. Miller, B. Badavinac, V. Anderson, P. SllUtl'ilCh, R. Lawson, P. Loscheider, P 'Leurwa . Back row: Coach J. Menozzi, A. Johnson, B. Demarais, J. Fochtman. Second row: B. Vvyss. D. Ranger. R. Castellano, D. Demarais, E. Sobtzak, D. Gillman, D. Hitchcock. Front now: E. LaFreniere. 1 Top row Cleft. to rightlz H. Henderson, D, Belanger, D. Ball. S. Sliumaker, S. Anderson, J. Brynell, J. Young, P. Hanson, C. Uordin, L. Hodgman, L. Cratty Second row: C. Anderson. H. lvlartinson, A. Kuzma, P. NVedl 5. Belanprer. D. Vvedl, D. Ronkainen, A. Corno, N. Lee, C. LaDoux: ri. Joy, D. Kittell Third row: P. Yelle, A. Phillips, J. Van Kleek. B. Comstock T. Goulet, L. Sackett, B. Remington, I. Kittell, M. Flink, A. Long more, E. Endahl, V. Ogden Bottom row: J. Mattfield, A. Fochtman, M. Toms, P. Riley, S Vincent, N. Kendrick, M. Cigonovich, L. Clark, C. Bechtel, S Sobtzak, N. Stangler. M. Blanchard, P. Sullivan G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, under the guidance of Miss Neff, strives to promote good health as .vell as to provide social fellowship among girls. A diversified program of sports: Speedball, swimming, ing pong, basketball, softball and tumbling have made this an exceedingly successful organization. Every ember has an opportunity to participate in the sports and to earn a school letter or pin. This year's officers are President, Lois Clark, Vice President, Mildred Cigonovichg Sec1'etary-Treas- irer, Celeste Bechtel. Top row fleft to rightbz M. Blanchard, S. Vincent, S. Sobtzak Left to right: Mildred Cigonovich, Lois Clark, D. Wilson I Ieleste Bechtel Front row: M. Toms, P. Riley, N. Stangler, P. Sullivan B-47 I ,QR QQ, 3 fi L X I 4 TUMBLING O B-48 ,px '. K, BASKETBALL SPEEDBALL J Necktie Day 4 B-51 W B-52 i E B-58 B-54 Greenway Second Grade 1 Bovey Second Grade First Grade Clowns IMPORTANT IN OUR SCHCCL LIFE C I We, the students of Itasca Junior College, dedicate this annual to you, Miss Huntley. As a teacher, and a friend, you have been a strong influence upon all privileged to attend your classes. You have inspired us to broader and deeper thinking. Your high purposes, broad interests, sound scholarship, understanding and tolerance have set for us a worthy example. ' For your patient and genial instruction of our After-School Bridge Club, for your excellent work as a debate coach, and for your sponsorship of the Social Science Club, we wish to express our deep appreciation. We take pride, too, in your internationally won fame in the field of chess and checkers. We, with the dedication of this annual, express our sincere hope that Itasca Junior College may have the benefit of your presence for niany years to come. ZIP-F040-UNFP4 L l l GEORGE REID PAUL LARSON LIONS CLUB AWARD WINNERS Each year these awards are presented by the Bovey Lions Club to a boy and a girl of the sophomore class. In order to be eligible for these awards a student must have participated in athletics, as well as having outstanding character and a good scholarship record. Jean Becker and Gordon Leroux are the two winners for 1948. JEAN BECKER GORDON LEROUX ZP-'WO-IP-lCl'PV PATRICIA FLINK RUSSELL JOHNSON These students have earned ac- tivity awards through points award- ed for scholarship and eXtra-curricu- lar work in their two years of school. Each school organization awards points to all students participating in the organization's activities. The number of points awarded depends not only upon the quantity of work but also upon its quality. JOYCE MAROHN GEORGE REID I I I U ACTIVITY AWARD WINNERS I f , .Y,-,,. -,, FAYE PETERSON I CLASSES VVILFORD H ALVIN ANDERSON Floodwood, Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minnesota Business Administration W Rho Nu Rho '47, '48 I Social Science Club '47 l Vets' Club '47 Hockey '47, '48 Mechanical Engineering Bachelors '48 Pep Club '47 Vets' Club '47 JOYCE ANDERSON Gfranrl Rapids, Minnesota Airline Stewardess ltascan '48 Kappas '47, '48 Chorus '47, '48 Itasca Players '47, '48 Xvater Bal et '47, '48 SOPHOMORES RAYMOND ANDERSON Cohasset, Minnesota 1 Agriculture l Bachelors '48 ? Debate '48 Football '48 RICHARD A. ANDERSON Cohasset, Minnesota Veterinary Itascan '48 Bachelors '47, '48 Debate '48 Football '48 Basketball '47 Itasca Players '48 Pep Club '48 Vets' Club '47 Bigfork, Minnesota Speech Itascan - Co-Editor '48 Annual '48 Kappas - Treas. '48 Rho Nu. Rho '47 - V. Pres. '48 Debate '47, '48 Itasca Players '47, '48 Student Council '48 Pep Club '48 January Thaw Angel Street usodul RQBERT N, BERG DENNIS BRANDON RICHARD T. CHOPP Grand Rapids, Minnesota Calumet, Minnesota Bovey, Minnesota Business Engineers Club '47, '48 Dentistry Bachelors '43, 747, nlg Basketball '47, '48 Vets' Club '47 Engineers Club '43 , Bas etball '43 Track '43 Veterans' Club '47 Golf Team '47, '48 SCPHOMORES MARJORIE DAAK Alexandria, Minnesota HUGH CONNOLLY Journalism EUGENE DECENZ0 Grand Rap-ids, Minnesota Annual '48 Bovey, Minnesota Engineering i55Egp1?Ti1gZ1'0,?f8 Business Administration Annual '48 g28wi5i1n?l7'4748 Football '48 Engineers Club '47, Itasca Players '47, '48 Basket-Dau 148 Vets' Club '47 Bridge Club '47 T1-ack '47 I l r JOHN C. ELLIS Mafrble, Minnesota , Engineering- l I I PATRICIA FLINK Coleraine, M'imzesota Home Economics CHARLES FLYNN Bovey, Minfrzesotcz Mechanical Engineering' Bachelors '47, '48 8 Itascall ,'47. Y'-18 Enpiineers Club '47, '48 Engineers Club '47, '48 52111111211 47, 743 , , Hockey '47, '48 Vets: Club '47 kuppas -- N. Pres. 47, Pres. 48 Vets' Club '47' '43 VV.A.A. '47 Water Ballet '47, '48 Itasca Players '47, '48 Student Council - Sec. '48 I Pep Club.'47, '48 W Homecoming Queen '48 l RAMONA FORREST WALLACE GARLOUGH ROY GRAM Grand Rapids, Minnesota Calumet, Minnesota Naslzwmck, Minnesota Home Economics Medicine Engineers Club - Sec. '47, Treas. '48 Kappas '47, '48 Bachelors - Sec. '47. Pres. '48 Vets' Club '47 Chorus '47, '48 Itasca Players '47, '48 J Football '47 ' Student Council '48 JOHN E. HAGSTEN Jesse Lake, Mif,meS0m PAUL HANSEN GEORGE S. HAYDEN ho Nu Rho - V- Pres' ,47' Pres. ,4S Ball Club, Illinfnesofa Marble, Minnesota 2gR':gu,4Z47' ,48 Electrical Engineering Mining Engineering ffjfffuggl '48 Pep.Bancl '47, his P Iggscan '47, Football '47, '48 XVAYNE HOSHAL Calumet, Minnesota, Vets' Club '47 SOPHOMORES RICHARD D. JONES Gfrand Rap-ids, M ifrmesota, Engineering Annual '48 Bachelors '47, '48 Engineers Club '47 Vets' Club '47 Golf Team '47, '48 Photography Club - Pres. '48 RUSSELL A. JOHNSON Grand Rapids, Minnesota, Medicine Bachelors '47, '48 Student Council - Pres. '48 Vets' Club '47 Vice-Pres. of Sophomore Class Xxx. IQ FRANCIS KOPPALA Bovey, Min.-nesota Office Management Annual '48 Vets' Club '47 35 . PAUL O. LARSON D. L. LEHMAN Grami Rapids, Minnesota Gwlnfl Rapids, M'5'YNlf'S0fa Electrical Engineering- Bnsiness Administration 52i5 'E'ii?b Qi? '47' '48 H2?3?5l 'ii Bachelors '48 Rho Nu Rho '47 Itasca Players '47, '48 l Vets' Club '47 1 January Thaw i l l i w X JOYCE MAROHN GORDON LEROUX l Marble, Minnesota , Dentistry Pres. of Sophomore Class , Annual '47. '48 ' Bachelors '47, '48 Pep Band '47, '48 Basketball '47, '48 Track '47, '48 Student Council - V. Pres. '48 Grand Rapids, Minnesota Teaching Itascan '47, Co-Editor '48 Annual '47 Kappas '47, '48 1 ghoniss ,317'4,?8 48 ep an ' , ' W ALFRED MAKI Mixed Quartet '47, '48 Itasca Players '47 '48 Rho Nu Rho '47, '48 - ,' Engineers Club '47, '48 55419553 523331 48 Vets' Club '47 The Late Christopher Bean BEVERLY MCLEOD KENNETH E. NEUMANN ARNOLD R. NIEMI Grand Rapids, Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minnesota Na.sh.wank, Minnesota Art Law Engineering Am-mal '47 Bachelors - Sec. - Treas. '48 Bachelors '47 Kappas '47, '48 Chorus '47 Engineers Club '48 Itasca Players '47, '48 Itasca Players '47 - Treas. '48 Basketball '47 Pep Club '47, '48 Nets' Club '47 Vets' Club '47 VVateI' Ballet '47, '48 Social Science Club '47 Bridge Club '47 January Thaw SCPHCMCRES ELMER R. NORBERG Grand Rapids, Minnesota Forestry Bachelors '47, '48 Itasca Players '47 Social Science Club '47 Vets' Club '47 The Late Christopher Bean GERALD A. NYTROEN Pengilly, Minnesota Physical Education Football '47, '48 Basketball '47 ROBERT OJA Pengilly, Minnesota Business Itascan '47 Bachelors '47 Vets' Club '47 JOSEPH P. PAPATOLA Nashwauk, Mi?17'1,0S0fQ Industrial Arts Football '47 Vets' Club '47 JOHN R. REHBEIN Cohasset, Mi'rmesotrz Electrical Engineering 2523232 iii, '48 Mixed Quartet '48 Vets' Club '47 I-12 HEUBEN J. PATNAUDE Coleraine, lllinnesota, Mfwble, Miymgs-om FAYE P. PETERSON A11 Physiotherapy Itasca Players '47, '48 Chorus '48 annual 'Zig The Late Christopher Beau '43 ' Itasca Players '47, '48 Pe? Club '47, '48 T ie Late Christopher Bean Angel Street 'ylamiary Thaw Sod CPHOMORES GEORGE REID Cole'raine, Minnesota Deer R'i'vefr, Minnesota Interior Decorating Agricultural Chemistry Itascan '47, '48 - Annual '47, '48 Itascan - Ass. Ed. '47, Editor '48 Bachelors '47, '48 Annual '47 Chorus '47, '48 Rho Nu Rho '47, Sec. '48 Rho Nu Rho '47, '48 Debate '48 Itasca Players '48 Social SCIENCE '47 Vets' Club '47 GUY F. ROWE Grand Rapids, Minnesota Dentistry Annual - Ass't. Ed. '47, Ed. '48 Itasca Players '47 Student Council '48 Vets' Club '47 Sub1nerged January Thaw RUTH ANN RUSSELL Sho-vel Lake, Minnesota CARL O. RYHTI Goodland, Minnesota Medical Record Librarian Journalism Annual '47, '48 Itascan '48 Kappas '47, Sec. '48 Rho Nu Rho '47, '48o '48, ep and 47 Itasca Players '47, '48 Pep Club '48 Homecoming Attendant '48 Rho Nu Rho '47, '48 Chorus P B SCPHCMGRESL VVILLIAM SCHNEIDER Coleraine, Minnesota Engineering ?2Ei1?5'i'?4if1 '47 Basketball '47, '48 Track '47 GERALD F. SEELING CLIFTON SEAFEERG Grand Rapids, Minnesota Mafrble, Mfmnesota Mining Engineering Pep Band '47 Engineers Club-V. Pres. '47, Pres. '48 Student Council '48 Forestry Bachelors '47 Vets' Club '47 L13 STAN L. SHOCK N ashwaulc, Minnesota Forestry Itascan '47 Chorus '47 Football '47, '48 Basketball '47 I-14 l i R- A- SJODIN JAMES THOMPSON i Coleraine, Minnesota Grand Rapids, Minnesota T Dentistry Accounting W Vets' Club '47 Bachelors '43, '48 ! Engineers Club '47 Football '48 Itasca Players '43 Basketball '43 W ' O P H O M 0 R E S ROBERT MESTER I Y Coleraine, Minnesota 'OYAL OUNGGREN , Jesse Lake, Minnesota Busmess 1 . Football any 3,48 Llectromcs Basketball '45, '48 Vets' Club '4 Christmas Pa Rl1oANu Rho '47, '48 , Engineers Club '47, '48 Seam 47 Football '48 SOPHCMORES NOT PICTURED JOHN BEASLEY Taconite, Minnesota Engineering Engineers Club '47, '48 Hockey '47 ROGER W. DUSBABEK Grand Rapids, Minnesota Electrical Engineering Bachelors '48 Chorus '47 Engineers Club '48 Photography Club - V. Pres. '48 DEAN M. HERDMAN Bovey, Minnesota Pharmacy Vets' Club '47 DARL C. MCLEAN Grand Rapids, Minnesota Pep Club '47 Engineers Club '47 Golf Club '47, '48 Vets' Club '47 DUWEYN CARLSON Grand Rapids, Minnesota Librarian Rho Nu Rho '47 Social Science Club '47 C. EMI-:RY FEERO Jacobson, Minnesota Forestry Rho Nu Rho '47, '48 Basketball '47 DONNA M. HOWG Taconite, Minnesota Art Annual '48 Chorus '47 Pep Club '48 Cheer Leader '48 DONALD MERHAR Nashwauk, Minnesota Electrical Engineering Engineers Club '47 Vets' Club '47 MARK R, DUSBABEK Grand Rapids, Minnesota Electrical Engineering Bachelors '47 Debate '47 Pep Band '47, '48 Engineers Club '47, '48 A. D. GRINDE Grand Rapids, Minnesota Mechanical Engineering Engineers Club '48 BERNARD KOLAR Taconite, Minnesota Business Administration Hockey '47 MAURICE DOBSON Marvell, Minnesota Conservation Football '47, '48 Track '47, '48 5 16 V ERNA BONNIE BROWNLEE ARTYS RICHARD CARLSON PAULINE ROBERT CONNOR 3 5 Y S R , 4 1 VIOLA COUNCILMAN GEORGE DOUST JAMES DAHL WALTER FORSBERG DANIEL DORAN DALE HOSHAL 17 8 I n l 1 w MARY FRANCES HAYDEN JEAN JOHNSON XVILLIAM RICHARD JouNsTON , s x PATRICIA 'HICKS W i N W B ,gm zwsx -1-ww 1 xy. K PIIILLIP LANHAM ELMER LUKE FRANK LEISTER JACK MILLER EDWARD LUITEN FRANK MALMI I-19 I-20 DONALD J AMES Rmb GEORGE ROYAL STOREY KENNETH ARTHUR SCHALIN b22w,,A,w. L MARGARET SULLIVAN ELAINE TREMBATH DONNA SALMI MARIAN TINQUIST VE: SALLY WILSON ARTHUR WOURMS 2 2 Fre 1 I I shmen NOT Picfurecl 1 I 1 1 4 KERMITH ABRAHAMSON ' EDWARD ANDERSON Q RICHARD A. ANDERSON N I JAMES BICKLEY A CARROLL BROWN JACK CIIAPIDEAU ' MARCUS CLARK QTERRENCE COUGHLIN I JAMES DESJARDEN LAWRENCE DIMATTEO CHARLES FRANTI FRANCIS FRASER JALVIN FREDERICKSON I I EVENELL HOLSMAN VERNON HOOvER EUGENE GAGNON WALTER JACOBSON 1JOY LANUM Q DAVID LARSON N QDONALD LARSON ELEILA LINDQUIST I N I EDWARD LOUGHREA VIRGINIA LUNDGREN JAMES MAHER PAUL MITCHELL ARCHIE MORTENSON ROBERT IVIURRAY RAY NORGARD ROSE OBRADOVICH JOHN OTIS ALVIN PIHLAJA JOHN POORE HERBERT RODBERG GIACOMENA SELLA VICTOR SHOAFE ROBERT STEPHENSON DUANE STACKLIE ANTHONY SUTICH FRED TREBNICK NORMAN TRUDEAU THOMAS WIVELL ROBERT VVORRATH ORGANIZATICNS ANNUAL STAFF Front row cleft to rightlz F. Peterson, M. Tinquist, bath, J. Lanuin. M. Hayden. R. Jones, F. Koppala. J R. Russell, R. Obradovich, D. Howg, A. Blomquist, G. Riley. Rowe, H. Connolly, D. Lehman, G. Leroux, Miss Johnson Third row. P. Sullivan, L. Lindquist' M- Daak' R Second row: E. Holsman, J. Becker, P. Flink, E. Trem- Carlson, A. Wourms, D. Hoshal, J. Bickley, V. Becker. STAFF AT WORK T 1 While competing with the earliest deadline in the history of our annual, the Itascan Staff worked tirelessly to combine Work, play, classes, and organizations into this, our Itascan for,1948. ITASCAN Front row ileft to rightlz P. Flink, V. Becker, R. Obi-udovich, M. Tinquist, L. Lindquist, J. Marohn, J. Reh- bein, D. Lehman. Second row: J. Anderson, B. Brownlee, J. Becker, J. Lanum, J. Riley, G. Parks, G. Doust. Third row: Mr. Davies. R. Anderson, A. Vvourins. Every three weeks, the editorial room of The It3,SC3.11,' is a scene of violent activity -d Itasca's All-American paper is going' to press. Be- cause of the increase in sports and other activities this year, the Itascau proved quite successful. The co-editors were Joyce Marohn and Jean Becker. The Itascan staff is under the direction of Mr. Davies. The ITASCAN in The making -25 KAPPAS Q Front row Cleft to rig-htl: J. Selln, R. Forrest. R. Russell, P. Flink, J. Becker, F. Peterson, V. LlllN1Q.'l'E11, M. Tinquist. Second row: V. Becker, J. Marohn, P. Sullivan, B. Mc-Leod, M. Dziak, J. Anderson, E. Trembath, Miss Johnson. The Iota Kappa Kappa is the social organization for college girls. The group is much smaller than in previous years but, being a very active group, many activities were carried on through the year. Some of the activities were a Sleigh-ride, Hobo Dance, Kappa Kotton Ball, and the animal tea given for senior girls. Mid-Summer NighT'sl Dream OFFICERS Ruth Ann Russell, Secretary Jean Becker, Treasurei' Pat Flink, President Peg Sullivan, Vice-President Lion, V. Becker: Prompter, B. McLeodg Moon, M. Tinquist, Wall, F Peterson: Pyrmus, M. Daakg Thisbe, R. Russell: Prologue, P. Sullivan. I-26 ' p BACHELORS Front row Cleft to rightbz A. Mortenson, R. Connor, G. Leroux, A. Anderson, J. Miller, J. Otis, J. Riley, G. Daust, R. Anderson, J. Ellis, R. Johnson. D. Parks, E. Luiten, D. Fredrickson, D. W. Garlough, E. Norberg. Doran, D. Lehman, T. Jones, R. Norgard, Mr. Tannnlnen. Thilvd 1-ow: K, Neumann, C, Brown, R. Jones, A. Vvourmsv R- Second. now: Mr. Menozzi, G. Rowe, R. Anderson, R. Dusbabek, Berg. R. Anderson, R. Johnston. G. Parks, F. Fraser, F. Leister. P Following in the footsteps of their illustrious predecessors, the Bachelors were in charge of the crowning of the Queen, Miss Patricia Flink, at the Annual Homecoming' Dance. Other activities included the highly successful initiation banquet. The actions of the club were in the high principles of past Bachelors Clubs. p OFFICERS The Queen and her attendants Mr. Tamminen, Adviser Kenneth Neumann, Secretary-Treasurer Vvallace Garlough, President. Jackie Sella, Attendant, Pat Flink, Queen Mr. Menozzi, Adviser Vice-President, Victor Shoaff, was absent when Ruth Ann Russell, Attendant lcture was taken. I-27 ITASCA PLAYERS Front now ileft to rightl: J. Marohn, P. Bloniquist. Forrest, P. Flink, M. Tinquist, Mr. Davies. V. Councilman, E. Trembath, V. Becker, L. Lindquist, Third row: D. Lehman, R. Patnaucle, J. Riley, G. J. Becker, R. Russell, F. Peterson. Parks. A. Wourms, R. Anderson, K. Neumann. R. Connor. Second row: M. Dazik, B. McLeod, B. Brownlee, R. The Itasca Players, organizing early in the fall of 1947, elected as their officers the following members: Jean Becker, President, Joyce Marohn, Vice-President, George Parks, Secretary-Treasurer. Chosen for the fall production was the three-act mystery, Angel Street. The annual Players banquet was held in Grand Rapids following the presentation of Angel Street. At a later date, plans were formulated for the spring play. OFFICERS ANGEL STREET I s l l.. Mr. Davies, Adviser fr . . I ' Y- ,P. -d ' , l Q - 32338glikzgjiplgggegssl em A'u15EJeStl:hgg' left to right included B. HBC0lllOX'lCl1, J. Becker, J. Murohn, George Parks, Sec1'eta1'y-Treasurer 1-23 ENGINEERS Front. row tleft. to righth: H. Connolly, D. Doran, D. Fredrick- son, D. Parks, J. Rehbein, D. B'randon, J. Chapideau. J. Ellis, A. Niemi. Second row: G. Doust, R. Dusbabek, M. Dusbabek, C.'F1ynn, P. OFFICERS Roy Gram. Secretary-Treasurer George Doust, Vice-President Gerald Seeling, President, Larson. P. Hansen. VV. Jacobson. Mr. Furlong. W Third row: Mr. Nordvold, XV. Maki, G. Sealing, R. Gram, A 'ourms. Itasca's aspiring engineers constitute a major group in the college. In fulfilling its aims of social contact with vocational guidance, monthly suppers and programs are held with movies, speakers, and field trips. I-29 30 STUDENT COUNCIL Front row Cleft to rightl: G. Rowe. B. Brownlee, A. Schalin, J. Becker, XV. Garlough, P. Fllnk. Second row: Dean Wilson, G. Seeling, A. Vvourrns, J. Hagsten, R. Johnson, G. Leronx. J. ltlarohn, R. Norgard The Student Council consists of the class officers and presidents of the school organizations. The function of this advisory body of students is to co-ordinate and promote college and social activities. It also acts as a student governing body, which decides upon non-administrative student policies. Mixers, a picnic, the annual class day, and the establishment of a college room are some of the functions directly sponsored by the Student Council. OFFICERS Gordon Leroux, Vice'PresidenL Pat Flink, Secretary-Treasurer Russell Johnson, President Dean Vvilson, Adviser RHO NU RHO l l I Front row Kleft to riglitl: Mrs. XVebster, M. Daak, V. Becker, R. Russell, L. Lindquist, J, Becker. Second row: G. Reid, J. Riley, Donn Wilson, W. Maki, J. Hagsten. K. Pi-esticlge. E. Feero. L. Younggren, W. Jacobson. OFFICERS George Reid, Secretary-Treasurer Jean Becker. Vice-President John Hagsten, President Non-1'esident students of Itasca Junior College find enjoyment in the Rho-Nu- Rho get-togethers. This year the Rho- N u-Rho maintained its reputation of being one of the most active organizations of the college. Monthly meetings included card. parties, holiday parties, and a spring party. 3 CHOIR Front row fleft to rightl: Miss Anderson, V. Councilman. Second row: P. Hicks, F. Peterson. J. Anderson, J. Lanuni M. Tinquist, E. Trembath, R. Obradovich. R. Forrest, M. Daak. L- Lmdflulslv M- Hayden- J- Mlwohll- R- Pamallfle- R. Russell. A. Biomqnist. Third now: J. Reid, D. Doran. E. Anderson, A. Xvonrms, F Fraser, J. Rehbein, J. Riley, J. Dahl, R. Connor. This year, because of an increase in male members, Itasca Junior College has had a well-balanced choir. About twenty-five members were consistently enrolled in this organization throughout the year. The Choir made its first appearance at the annual Armistice Day program. A mixed quartet and also a male quintet have been organized and are scheduled for many public appearances. The Choir is planning many future performances during tihe remainder of the year. MIXED QUARTET J. I-32 QUINTET J. Marohn, J. Rehbein, M. Tinqnist, R. Obradovich, A. Wourms. Rehbein, F. Fraser, A. VVourms, D. Doran, R. Connor PEP CLUB Front row Cleft to rightl: S. Wilson, V. Lundgren, F. M. Hayden, J. Lanuin, L. Lindquist, B. McLeod, J. Johnson. Peterson, V. Becker, E. Holsman, R. Russell, M. Tinquist, D. Third row: R. Connor, P. Sullivan, A. Wourms, R. Ander- J B k E. T' nbath. son, G. Parks, R. Carlson, H. Connolly. Howg, . ec er, iei Second row: P. Flink, J. Sella, B. Bnownlee, R. Obradovich, OFFICERS Tom Wivell, Vice-President Art. Wourms, President The Pep Club has been one of the most active organizations this year. Its activities have increased considerably over last year, thus making it a very successful club. I-33 3 DEBATE Readilig from left to right: R. Anderson, G. Reid, Mr. Davies, J. Becker, Ray Ander- son, R. Storey. Thi Itasca debaters participated in four debates with Hibbing Junior Co lege and four with Virginia. During the second week in April they tookpart in a state-wide meet at the University of Minnesota. Teams fr event. rim most of the junior and senior colleges were entered in this i I w 1,. 7 i 1 . 3 I FEATURE Bang, he got me Hey, Kemly, ZION f 01'y0t It ccmft be that bad! your shoes Personality plus! Um, yum, this bcmcma, Uh! Uh! Uh! is good Lezla' Do you fellows use l ' Wo-zu! Colgates? I-36 W 0 cauqht 'you that time, Morrie! Mad chemist fiends! Did you f-incl the 'right card? Count me hefre Thoughtful Danny I-37 O-ut for track Who was the victim? Holding up the building Bright eyes Catching flies Whatcha lookin' at, Rosie? N I 38 i Who's who in college Whdt's so funny? H fwpy? ,e 2 Am those Teal apple pies? Where did that extra leg come f-rom? Hey, Peppy, look at the birdie? One big happy family M3 Oh., look at the snow! Acfrobczts Da. poor little frabbit! m W lLo's holding who up? Wallace, what a-rt thou. bra-wi-n,g? Smiley I-40 crGoTdy11 I-42 GAME SCORES Itasca .....,........ Itasca ..... .,.... Itasca ..... .,.... Itasca ..,.. ...... Itasca ..,.. .I.... Itasca ..... ...... Itasca ..... .I.... Itasca .,... ...... Jack Itasca ..... ...... Itasca ..... ...... Itasca ..... ...... Itasca ..... ...... Itasca ..... ...... Itasca ..... .,.... Itasca ..... ...... rcTommyva Virginia .......... 56 Gogebic ........., 59 Ironwood, Mich. Ely .............,,,,, Northland ...... Gogebic .......... Crosby Ironton Brainerd ........ Duluth ..........,, Hibbing' .......... Brainerd ........ Dpluth. ............ Vlrglnla .......... 52 54 48 61 49 Eveleth ............ 51 60 53 62 74 82 Crosby Ironton 0 Ely ....,,.......,.... 64 unenlnyn Individual Scoring Schneider ,,... Leroux ..... DeCenzo Mg-ester ..... Mlllel' . .......... Brandon ....... Jones . ...... Parks .... Reed ......... Prestidge ..... Doran ....... Otis .... , ..... . Total Nibbs F T 42 26 40 25 13 15 8 4 4 2 4 0 2122 1-SQ 25 Smale F. 35 38 54 37 14 24 20 8 2 Pete Coach M. Ridgeway I-43 4 Front row ileft to righth: T, Jones, G. Leroux, J. Miller, B. Mester, B. Schneider, P DeCenzo, D. Brandon. Second row. D. Doran, J. Reid, J. Hagsten, J. Otis, D. Parks, Conch M. Ridgeway. BASKETBALL Our basketball team started off with a bang this year. Everyone thought we had a conference Winning team, but Duluth J. C. started us on our downhill slide. The boystried to pull themselves to a halt, but to no avail. Maybe next year the team will have more luck. What a physique! Yeah Squaw ! Score for Itasca! Who hit who? -45 FOOTBALL 46 Wlzewfs the ball! He looks sccwed! Our season this fall wasn't one of the greatest, but then it wasn't the lowest either. We had some very outstanding men in the field and they deserve a lot of praise for their fine showing. Our boys had four wins, two losses, and a tie with Virginia. Next year we will have more new athletes as we are losing quite a few of our varsity men. He1'e's wishing both the old and the new, - good luck! W7zo's on top! Guess who ! Who moved Open your eyes, Peg! fhis head ? 4 W. A. A. Playing pattycalte? Watch the birdie! The girls sports this year consisted of only a few athletic achieve- ments. The few there were proved to be outstanding. The ballet swim- ming team, which consisted mostlyof new material, showed its true color and came through to a grand performance. The girls also tried their hand at both basketball and archery this Winter and spring quarter. . I-48 Ambitious, d'f'efn't they? Wherds the apple! STUDENTS! This Annual is possible only through the kindness and good will of the business and professional people whose advertisements and pro- fessional cards appear on the following pages. They have done their part well! The next step is up to you. As a token of appreciation ot their loyalty and generosity, we sincerely urge you to give them your patron- age. Stand by them - they stood by you! Won't you do your part? Patronize Our Advertisers! Compliments To The Class Of 1948 MESABA CLINIC Complimenfs of . . . THE VILLAGE 0F CGLERAINE PRESIDENT - Arthur Toms TRUSTEE - Anthony cnsao CLERK - Rutn E. Harris TRUSTEE - G. Fremont TRUSTEE 4 Nick Krrnpnttcn TREASURER - W. J. Londer + + The Village of Coleraine, o center of iron ore mining, boosts of its well kebt streets, Greenway High School ond ltosco Junior College, ot beautiful pork ond efficient city monogement. + 'I' l Home of Skiing Champions! C OMPLIMEN TS FROM The Village of Bovey President Clerk .... Trustee . Trustee . Trustee . . . ....RayM.Todd .. . H. C. Barnes . . . . . . Paul J. Morton . . . Roger E. Enstrom . . . . Louis Perry l l 1 C omplimenis of The Village of Taconiie CLASS A CHAMPS - One of the best amateur clubs in the state, Taconite took the Hibbing Class A champion by winning twice from Victory Bar. Left to right: Standing - Manager Vince Saleture,,Rona1d Hayes, Ken Lawson, John Beasley, James Ryser, Edward Hoey, Bob Wetherall, Rinky Gustafson. Kneeling - Ken Troumbly, Ken Camilli, Vern Troumbly Jim Berardo, Ray Troumbly, Bernard Kolar and James Dowd. -- Hibbing Tribune Photo 1 1 ' Home of Hockey Champions 1941 Sportsmanship Arrowhead 1945 Hibbing Senior Runnerup 1941 State Runnerup 1945 Arrowhead Champion 1942 Arrowhead Class A 1945 Arrowhead Tournament 1942 Hibbing Senior Class A 1946 Arrowhead Champions 1943 I-Iibbing Senibr Class A 1946 Arrowhead Class B Champs 1944 Range Midget Champions 1946 Hibbing Class A 1944 I-Iibbing Senior Class A Rodney B. iAxford Lee Farr Alice Fox Clerll President Treasurer A Trustees Wm. Hanson Loy Kolar George Dunston 1 A. W. speiiacy Attorney E Oliver Iron Mining Co Trout Lake Cuncentrator Coleraine Bovey Taconite Ma rble Morrison, Walker, Arcfurus and Gross-Marble Mines Trout Lake Concentrator V v i C omplimenfs of lRoN RANGE Township TACONITE Emil Camilli i Joseph J. Huffer Gabriel Troumbly Chairman i Supervisor Supervisor Bion P. Axforcl W. E. Meade Lily M. Chamberlain Assessor i Clerk Treasurer i Compliments of The Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Company And Mesaba Range Subsidiaries Chas. Clson 8m Sons, Inc Fifty- Eighth Year Manufacturers and Distributors of if TRUCK EQUIPMENT if ik' Pleasant 6846 by.-Lksff MplMt COMPLIMENTS OF CALUMET VILLAGE ROY SEABERG .... .... P resident JOHN J. KERZE .... Clerk MIKE SIMAT ....... .... T rustee DAVID DEMARAIS ........ Trustee INGWALD PETERSON ..... Trustee EARL LARSEN .......... Treasurer CUMPLIMENTS OF The Village of Marble Lyle Hachey . . . .... President J. Hughes ..... ...... C lerk Kenneth Hodgman . . .... Treasurer R. Anderson .... .... T rustee W. Brown . . .... Trustee 0. Bechtel .... ............. T rustee E. Sundquist ........ Justice of the Peace i Township of Greenway ' ITASCA COUNTY, MlNNEsoTA i 'I' -I' -I- J. Russ A. Seaburg Suliiervisor Supervisor i L. Punce V. Marshall Supervisor Clerk i Grand Rapids Herald-Review f ' -I--I-+ f Publishers 'ff Printers 'ff Photographers 'ff Engravers G 'A' Stationers Telephon e 700 Grand Rapids Automobile Insurance if S a me f s? lleeessity! Sie' 9 A if Your life's savings, your home, your entire future-and that of your family-are at stake each time you start your car-unless you are adequately protected with modern Co-op automobile insurance. Can you ajord to gamble? 0 l AMERICAN FARMERS MUTUAL ' ' I9Z3 University Avenue St. Paul 4, Minnesota 5 V 1 1 Y ARVIID HEIKKILA C OLERAINE Phone 649 W Thank You! Congratulations to THE CLASS OF '48. It has been our privilege and pleasure to fashion your photographic portraits. We thank you sincerely. Rosen E. ENSTROM Photographer ' Phone 106 Bovey, Minnesota COMPLIMENTS or i I N HILL ANNEX lvmvls I Phone 3l4l Calumet Minnesota Duluth, Missabe 8. Iron Range Railway lCompany Gerald's Cafe i . 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The Village ol Hill City and Hill City Commerce ancl Conservation Club Wish to Extend Greetings to the Faculty and Students of Itasca Junior College Chrysler and Plymouth Dealers International Trucks Sales and Service 8:1 4x t f 4 l -ZAX N ,.:w--- .- Q. - we g 5- J at -E ,g 4- , ,X 5 ,u ll Ed Olson Garage Bovey, Minnesota Ronald Olson Werner Lessman Bovey Mercantile Bovey, Minnesota Bovey Mercantile Grocery Phone 156 Self-Service Food Store Independently Owned and Operated Jalmer E. Lindgren 'Ir The Store of Everyday a Low Prices Hardware - Gas and Electric Appliances Furniture - Building Material Bottle Gas Water Softening and Conditioning Sales or Service oUR owN Hkiaowivxliiia Compliments of - - Paul's Service Garage Complete Chevrolet and Buick Service Gas - Oil -- Accessories - Repairing ir Courteous Service Phone 2621 Calumet Minnesota FOR- CONVENIENCE DEPENDABILITY ECONOMY SAFETY live Electrically Cooking . . . Water Heating . . . Refrigeration Better Light . . . 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Peterson and Son COLERAINE MINNESOTA Checking Savings Insurance . , , Klrwln s Red Owl Agency Loans Investments FOOD STORE Safety Deposit Vault- . 2 2:-V-a2V Q5 for finer foods '.., ' iii: iw: CALUMET MINNESOTA af lower prices: Member Of Federal Deposit H W Insurance Corporation -- Phone 16 Coleraine Congratulations to the Class of I948 EARL' L E R O H L Purol Service Service Garage o FORD SALES and SERVICE CMS A e A GOODRICH TIRES O 'k COLERAINE MINNESOTA BOVEY MINNESOTA Compliments of Craig Variety o Coleraine Minnesota Feuling Motor Company Your Chevrolet Dealer Pure Oil Products Coleraine Minnesota Qllpz Eliason ilrun News Est. 1905 Dad Lammon's Paper Coleraine, Minnesota ANDERSON MOTOR SERVICE A. D. Anderson, Prop. Coleraine Minnesota THE BEAUTY BOX Phone 35 It's Smart to Look Lovely Bovey Minnesota Hibbing Minnesota lWACf5 Sandwich Shop 6IO Howard Street Hibbing, Minnesota The Place Where Ronge Friends Meet to Eat James D. McDowell, Prop. I mire? CLOTHE The Entire Family! 75 The Penney Co. is molded with the times. Last year's keys Will not unlock this year's lock. The same goes with our mer- ' chandise. We keep a clean up-to- date stock for you and your fam- ily at all times. Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of GRAND RAPIDS STATE BANK Grand Rapids Minnesota PAUL STROMQUIST and SONS Painter - Decorator Contractors 207 Builders Exchange Building Duluth, Minnesota Melrose 1099 We Invite Your Inquiries Compliments of RANGE PAPER CCDRP. Try the Range First VIRGINIA, MINNESOTA Compliments of Mesaba Motors Inc. For your next cor see MESABA MOTORS Inc. Buick ond Pontioc Dealers GMC Trucks Hibbing Minnesota COMPLIMENTS OF JOSTEN'S o ' - S l 897 H. Shulrman 81 Son Dry Goods Shoes Clothing Hardware Stoves Furniture n e C I a n g S Radio and Electrical Appliances Q , Building Material n e Awa rcls I H. Shuirman T. Shuirman L. Ginsberg Representative - Charles Richard Phone 2511 BOX 886 KEEWATIN MINNESOTA St' Cloud' Minnesota l il Compliments of I ' O Apparel Shop At Home - At Work - At Ploy D R I N K Coca-Cola cocA-coLA so'rTuNG cog U' Costello 8: Som Grand Rapids Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota RaaHama's he + Deparfmenf Sfores + HIBBING, MINNESOTA O F Fine Restouront Q FAMOUS FOR GOOD FOOD Complete Banquet Facilities Including Ball Room and Numerous Private Dining Rooms Phone 48 Phone 704 Nashwauk Chisholm E l Compliments of COFFEE Cup Sandwiches Light Lunches Bovey Minnesota Compliments to Class of '48 Drs. Jolin, McKenna, Grinley, Schirber and Dr. Dimich, Dentist Bovey K Minnesota Hageman's Cash Store Dry Goods - Groceries - Meats Compliments of - - - HERR'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Specialists in LUBRICATION - WASHING - TIRE , VULCANIZING Your Patronage ls Appreclated I e ' Evinrude Outboard Motors - Phone 204 Phone 10 Bovey, Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota RED OWL Agency FOOD STORE Bernard F. Kocian, Prop. The Sports Paradise of the North Where Fine Foods Cost You Less Bigfork Minnesota Compliments of - - H U B Department Sfore Nyberg Shoemaker Coleraine Minnesota Gamble Store Arvid Burke, Prop. The Sports Paradise of the North Hardware and Sporting Goods Bigfork Minnesota KELLY'S Groceries and Meats Delivery Service -3 Days A Week Phone 155 and 272 Bovey, Minnesota Woodruff lumber Company Manufacturers Lumber, Sash, Doors and Other Special Millwork Distributors of Acousti-Celotex Contact Us When You Are in Need of Industrial Lumber Items, Long Fir Timbers, for Example. Lock Box 74 Duluth 1, Minnesota Compliments of Mornes Implement Co. Grand Rapids Minnesota Range Motor and Firestone Ford and Firestone Products Serving the Range Since 1914 Hibbing Minnesota West End Auto Body Co. rnucic Boones School Buses, Hydraulic Hoists Truck Equipment 2224-26-28 West Michigan Street Duluth 6, Minnesota Compliments of Kelley- Duluth Co. The Leading Sporting Goods and Builders' Hardware Store of the Northwest 226-228 W. Superior St. Duluth Minnesota S8-S Auto Parts Company New Auto Replacement Parts for All Makes and Models of Cars 406-412 East Superior Street Duluth 2, Minnesota Minnesoto's Finest and Most Complete Sporting Goods Store Tri- State Sports Equipment Co. Duluth, Minnesota Melrose 2043 Everything in Sports Equipment Itasca Dry Goods Co. l Largest Dry Goods Store Between l Duluth and Grand Forks l Peterson says: I The Motto of our entire organization is Better Service Grand Rapids Minnesota Complete Line ot SEWING NOTIONS ' VACUUM CLEANERS SEWING COURSES SINGER... Sewing Machine Company Hibbing, Minnesota Phone 247 l Congratulations I 1 Sachs Bros. K Finest in Men's Wear Hibbing Minnesota REMINGTON STORES uk Westinghouse Appliances Johnson Outboard Motors Hibbing Minnesota I 1 E . 1 Dr. W. H. Larson - Dr. E. W. Larson Optometrist ' 31495 E. Howard St. Hibbing, Minnesota Phone Office 402 Residence 2081 Compliments ot S 81 S Auto Parts Grand Rapids Minnesota Corcoran Supply Co. Auto Parts Specialized Brake Service Welding Supplies 216 Pokegama Avenue North Grand Rapids 2.4 CHRISTIE Compliments of I V I I.I1'I-IQGRAPH and PRINTING I Cenfrql Laundry COMPANY F i and Authorized Distributor A. B. DICK COMPANY DW Cleaning Mimeograph Duplicators l . i Duluth Minnesot i-Iibbing Minnesot Compliments of I-fs- I-1-ef Northland Laundry i and I Dry Cleaning GILDEMEISTER MOTOR CO. Grand Rapids Minnesota I Grand Rapids Minnesot Compliments of - - - Q Qf I B IOI l8 ea 00 Ore ' N t' I T F d Sf l Quality Groceries, Meats and i S 1. Y I e S I1 O p Produce Authentic Fashions Always. For Juniors, Misses, Women V- C- Phillips, Manager COATS - SUITS - DRESSES D ' n FURS - MILLINERY Grand Rapids Minnesota Hibbing Minnesot Compliments of Compliments of - - - GUR OWN HARDWARE ' BEN FRANKLIN STORE H A L L Q C K ' S FEDERATED DRY eooos KREMER FURNITUR if CLOTHIERS I E The George F. Kremer Co. Hibbing Minnesota I Grand Rapids Minnesot , . I .,, Compliments of P a r k T h e a fr e Bigfork Minnesota Compliments of - VALLEY GAS and APPLIANCE Phone 14 Bigfork Minnesota Compliments of . Q . FIRST STATE BANK Bigfork Minnesota Compliments of - - - SCENIC OIL COMPANY Wm. Scott, Pro-p. Phone 55116 Bigfork, Minn. SCOTTY'S RED and WHITE Groceries and Meat STANGLER'S GROCERY Candy Groceries Ice Cream Phone 12R6 Meats Bigfork Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota BOVEY BAKERY LEWENSTEIN'S Anton Kozar, Prop. Wearing Apparel T '-' Hardwal-e Ranges Bovey I Minnesota Marble Minnesota Compliments of - - - CALUMET CO-OP SOCIETY Consumer Owned Calumet Minnesota MAN DY'S MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Good Food for Less Money Phone 101 Bovey Minnesota Compliments to Class of 1948 Dr. R. N. Lampi DENTIST 327 4th St, E. Phone 122W Grand Rapids Minnesota MESABA CREAMERY CO. PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS FOR I-IEALTH'S SAKE Bovey Minnesota GouIet's Barber and Beauty Shop Phone 374 Coleraine Minnesota Compliments of - - - A. W. SPELLACY Attorney Marble Minnesota Keepsake Diamonds Spode China Fostoria Glassware CARLSON'S Jewelry STORE Fine Gifts for Every Occasion HOMER T. CARLSON Grand Rapids Minnesota .lohnson's Grocery 8 Meats I Grand Rapids Minnesota Our Congratulations to the GRADUATES OF 1948 Lafz Economy Store, Wearing Apparel for Every Age at a Price to Suit Your Purse. Grand Rapids Minnesota Lakeland Farms Creamery LAKELAN D DAIRY PRODUCTS Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of - - - Randall Jewelry and Gift Shop Expert Watch Repairing Grand Rapids Minnesota ELANTO CO-OPERATIVE CO. Household Appliances General Merchandise Studebaker Sales and Service Gas and Oil Phone 14 N ashwauk Compliments of - - - DAVE'S CASH MARKET Grand Rapids , Minnesota Compliments of - - - KIing's Sweetheart Bakery Grand Rapids, Minnesota Phone 132 ffmfhfmi Shopping Center of the Range Hibbing Minnesota OTT DRUG STORE W. F. Ott, R. Ph. Deer River Minnesota CHIPPEWA PORTRAIT STUDIO A Former I.J.C. Student Deer River Minnesota NevilIe's Our Own Hardware Deer River Minnesota COAST-TO-COAST STORE Oscar Worrath Deer River Minnesota MILLER HOTEL Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Jones Deer River Minnesota Deer River Telephone Exchange Brings Your Home to You Deer River Minnesota Compliments of - - - LONG SMART SHOES Jim Long, Prop. Compliments of - - - BOVEY PRESS H. S. Barnes H. C. Barnes Bovey Minnesota Cyrilla M. Barnes Douglas Deal BOVEY BAKERY Anton Kozar, Prop. BREAD - ROLLS - PASTRY Bovey Minnesota Canisteo Lumber and Fuel Co. Everything to Build XVith Paint - Builders' Hardware - Lumber - Coal Coleraine Minnesota MUNICIPAL STORE Phone 3991 Calumet Minnesota Compliments to Class of '48 L. P. Christenson, Dentist Coleraine Minnesota BEN'S AND BUD'S Standard Oil Service Bigfork Minnesota HAST'S COFFEE SHOP Bigfork Minnesota a Compliments of - - - Whittemore Drug Company Your REXALL Drug Stores Coleraine Grand Rapids PATNAUDE'S MARKET FAIRWAY Fooos Coleraine Minnesota POP'S CAFE Calumet Minnesota MAYERLE BROTHERS Bovey Minnesota STELL'S BEAUTY SHOP Calumet Minnesota KI NGSTON'S STORE Bovey Minnesota CALUMET EAT SHOP Home Cooking That Will Please You COLERAI NE SHOE SHOP H. Ruuhela, Prop. LONGMORE'S CAFE Bovey Minnesota FERN CAFE Vern and Ethel Nelson, Props. Coleraine Minnesota MIDWAY LUNCH Mr. and Mrs. Fred Racine Coleraine Minnesota RED OWL AGENCY Earl L'Amie Marble Minnesota JOHN'S SHELL SERVICE Bovey Minnesota THE BOSTON STORE, Inc. Northern Minnesota's Only Exclusive Quality Shoe Store ' Footwear for the Entire Family Hibbing Minnesota NASHWAUK MOTOR SALES FORD CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS Phone 50 Nashwauk Minnesota HOME BAKERY Ale Niemi, Prop. Phone 80 Nashwauk, Minn. NASHWAUK HARDWARE CO. Nashwauk, Minnesota HANSEN'S CLOTHING Where You Lower Your Cost of Dressing Well Hibbing Minnesota Fon sHoEs - THAT FIT ARNESON'S BROWNBILT SHOE STORE Air Step Buster Brown Roblee Grand Rapids . Minnesota Compliments of - - - THE FAI RWAY MARKET Lyle Quigg Grand Rapids Minnesota BRAMAN'S MUSIC CO. Instruments, Sheet Music, Records, Gifts, Accessories 209 Howard Street Hibbing, Minnesota HERB BRIER AND SON Clothing and Shoes Our Quality Higher Than The Price Grand Rapids Minnesota Farmers I Co-operative Exchange Creamery, Feeds, Oils, Etc. Deer River Minnesota Compliments of - - - MACKOFF FURRIERS Hibbing Grand Rapids Walter Electric Sales and Service Frigidaire Appliances and Zenith Radios Phone 1295 Grand Rapids Minnesota F. S. KELLY FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishers Phone 449 Hibbing Minnesota Compliments of - - - FILBERTS VARIETY STORE Grand Rapids Minnesota BISPALA BROS. JOH NSTON CHEVROLET CO. Lennox Aire-Flo Heating Equipment International Parts - Farm Implements Phone 1984-W A Phone 68 2328 First Avenue Hibbing Nashwauk ' Minnesota JUNTUNEN SHOE REPAIR Nashwauk Minnesota FLYNN'S SUNDRIES Hill City Minnesota DEER RIVER SALES COMPANY John Deere Farm Machinery GEARY JEWELRY STORE Deer River Minnesota Hibbing Minnesota ,. W E L C H 1 S Compliments of - - - , A , F Cr R WHOLESALE GROCERS Deer River Mmnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota ITASCA CLOTHING CO- BINET'S SPORTING GOODS Deer River Phone 37 n Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of - - - L E M L E R I S MICKA ELECTRIC I I Hibbing Nashwauk Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of - - - MODERN MOTORS Hibbing Minnesota REED'S DRUG STORE Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments to the Groduotin Closs of i948 Q from G A M B L E ' S Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of Marlon Cafe Grand Rapids Minnesota BISCHOFF'S FEDERATED STORE Dry Goods - Ready-to-Wear - Notions T. L. Bischoff, Prop. Bigfork Minnesota McKenzie Welding Supply Northwest Distributors of WELDING SUPPLIES J. K. McKenzie, Prop. Virginia, Minn. Compliments of - - - The Maurice J. Salisbury Co.' 4 'A' Mining Timber - Ties - Pulpwood Grand Rapids Minnesota Compliments of - - - CENTRAL BARBER SHOP Mike Bjelajac, Prop. Calumet Minnesota MARBLE MEAT G' GROCERY Marble Minnesota Bigfork Valley Co-op Ass'n Bigfork Minnesota HANSON'S DRUG STORE C. E. Hanson, Prop. ' Bovey Minnesota KICKERTZ REFRIGERATION Domestic and Commercial Compliments of - - - ZANKL'S - 5c to 51.00 Store Bovey Minnesota Keewatin 'I Nashwauk Bovey Compliments of - - - Compliments of - - - JOHN'S BARBER SHOP RANGE CAFE Bovey Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota Compliments of - - - ARCANA HOTEL Coleraine Minnesota Compliments of - - - ' Coleraine Plumbing and Heating Coleraine Minnesota LINDGREN SHELL SERVICE Coleraine Minnesota Compliments of - - - LYNCH STORE Calumet Minnesota Compliments of - - - P DIMATTEO WHOLESALE Compliments of - - - SYLVIA'S BEAUTY SHOP Calumet Minnesota Bovey Minnesota Compliments of - - - Complianinlliimxh ' ser' ARMY - NAVY STORE Attorney UCHET Bovey - Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota Compliments of - - - KINGSTON CLEANERS Compliments of - - - HAYES AUTO SERVICE Bovey Minnesota Bovey, Minnesota Wayne Hayes, Prop. FRED CRABTREE COLERAINE RADIO senvice Jewelry Giftshop - Gun Repairing . . Coleraine Minnesota Coleraine Minnesota Compliments of - - - Aimonetti's Service Garage Marble Minnesota Compliments of - - - V. M. BAICH, M. D. Bovey Minnesota ITASCA CAFE Tilton Bjorge, Prop. Bigfork Minnesota KAVANAGH'S MARKET A Fine Line of Groceries and Meats Marble Minnesota 4- SELLA'S SWEET SHOP N ashwauk Minnesota CH .ifwm ' EL vu. neo HIIIING, MINN. Complete Electric Service MASTER SERVICE STOKES PRINTING COMPANY Podominick and Brancich Phone 1038 Nashwauk Minnesota Grand Rapids Minnesota WESTERN MESABA OIL CO. Phone 32 Nashwauk Minnesota CITY LUMBER COMPANY Grand Rapids Minnesota CITY DRUG STORE Nashwauk Minnesota Grand Rapids Furniture Store Grand Rapids Minnesota DEER RIVER CLINIC Deer River Minnesota NASHWAUK CLOTHING Men's Furnishings Phone 47 Nashwauk, Minnesota KAVANAGH SHELL Tires, Batteries and Accessories Deer River Minnesota TABAKA SERVICE Gas, Oil, Tires, Batteries Nashwauk Minnesota BILL'S PLACE Meals and Lunches JOHN G. BRISKE Groceries and Meats Deer River Minnesota Nashwauk Minnesota GIBERSON'S BETTER GARAGE EASTERN ITASCAN Chevrolet -- Oldsmobile - Packard Publishing and Printing Deer River Minnesota N ashwauk Minnesota FEDERATED STORES STIMAC'S TYDOL SERVICE Geo. H. Dederick Phone 208 Deer River Minnesota Nashwauk Minnesota FAI RWAY STORE N. F. Marx Deer River Minnesota JOHN ZAU HAR Groceries and Meats Nashwauk I Minnesota Lanham's Chippewa Trading Post Grand Rapids Minnesota Bunce and Rudolph Phillips 66 Phone 366 Nashwauk Minnesota GRAND RAPIDS ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS STORE Grand Rapids Minnesota HARRISON STORE AGENCY Cooley Minnesota 5 . ' ,AJ '-- ev- .ir,'..-Fiqfs' '- 1 ..: ,. --J-- ,: -1- L-gf --41.1. ,',:, 3:.s::1y'f .qu viii' -9?-5554141 '-1-.ez f ' , , fy aiefflzfrffclr-:.?7-:e:- 2:12. . w- 'hifi-IR - '-41'-:-1- M' ' f ,- :V - , -14: .g:, Ps ,:1f.:A'1-- .Fifi-2ikI'i' '232-HZfifilhklkjl'-igirlfaifi3-LQ!- ,'f.i!:v2g Aflilv ,wi y'.,1,'.-gg'-g ,ly . , . k f . . ' :,:v:r . jlirlz.-2 v 1 'Q r :sA,-':riv'1pr'- 'rm -V., sr - - f -'Q M uv- +-f'- -- - r f L -u '.-.' -11 -1...--5: fri? ' f7 ?i?ff 151?' 1 vi:,5' 613551262 , ' f.i-45351-4:13fir-:'!j.Q.j'Li2xS1vj.:Q - 6 l . . , . A K I 1 Q. 1- 1 ., J. , K l ,..vN ,., .. ., -..V . X X, ik.-5' 1 QL' 1 E':'f'3 ,+ ,. .fig V.. La? 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