Hackensack High School - Huskie Yearbook (Hackensack, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

ITJHEVBUSECAT we the 1958 graduating class of Hackensack High School, wish to dedicate this edition of the Huskie to Mrs Close and Mrs Witham, who have been teachers of this school for our past twelve years Vrs Close and Mrs kitham were teaching school here when ue, the 1958 graduates, vere just starting school in the first grade, and they have stuck pleasures They have been real friends to all of us To you, Mrs Close and Mrs hithamjwe dedicate the 1F58 Huefie Seniors of 1958 with us in all our troubles and many FACULTY Mr. walter Hard Mr. J. A. Irving Area Principal Bookkeeping, Typing, Social Studies. Superintendent Mr Vernon Lerch Chemistry, Math, Geometry Mr Patrick Robinson Social, Science, Coach, Mrs Helen yccaffery stor' EnE11Bh H1 -I-at and Zhi grade Mn ummm Mrs Robinson 3rd and 4th grade Mr Duane Wilson Band A Glee Club Have H HUBB Mr C1 Mrs HITVQI' sta gndogih E1-gde 7th mi 8th grade 'Tx ' 'xxNkx'xKx?4'kN 2 1. X iv? ,ar Sify ' J' .Q 2 ug 3 L Q Ralph Richard Dudekerk uRuffu ' The way to a man's heart is through his stomach.' Annual Staff ...... M Snowfestival. ..... 3 Junior Play ....... 3 Drivers Tra1n1ng..2 Paper Staff... .... 3 Football... ..... 3-H Basketball..1v2-3-4 hiloreo Jaan Bueftnez 'Millie' Hher thoughts a1P naver in the city not in this one 0 Annual Staff Class Officer Junior Play Student Council Drivers Training Paper Staff Rooart Ewald Nagel Bob nquiet You houlo know him bettbr Arnual Staff Class Officer 1 2 3 U Junior Play Stuoent Council Drivers Training 2 Paper Staff Football asketball I Mrs -A' -I Charles ranxlln Hammer 'Babe' UHe'e a big game hunter, women are his game Annual Staff Clase Officer Carnival King Drivers Traininr Paper Staff Football 3 Basketball 1 2 3 U Junior Play Joyce Shirley Friday Joyce 'An innocent face but you can never tell Annual Staff Class Officer 1 2 3 D Homecoming Attendentj Student Council l 2 4 Drivers Training Paper Staff Junior Play Everett L. Hura Weurcnu uNot a sinner or a saint, but vou can't make a quy what ne a1n't N Annual Staff ...... Car. Attendent .... Drivers Training.. Paper Staff .... ... Foobbal1..... .... .1 ?aeketba1l......l-? Junior P1ay.,,,,,, Robert Paige Green H uRobb1e' Chase me girls, I'm full of fun ' Annual Staff Junior Play Drivers Training Paper Staff Football 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 Svlvia Yvonn Hathewa5 Sis WNot a devil, but far from a saint Annual Staff Claes Officer l 2 3 Junior Play Student Council Drivers Training Paper Staff Carrie Tohn Elmer Lnbadie 'Johnny' 'Romeo minus Loot' ITITPIFU Annual Staff Student Council King Candidate Footb 11 Qasketball Transtered from Sacred Heart, Deer- born, Michigan F11 , M O l B Q 0 . ' f O Q 5 g ' F' ' 5 . I N 2 D o f ls no 1- g. . . gn .: - 0. me . 3 . ' - ,. Q, ' 0 s o 1 Na eg... ll' I0 ' ..... . v is -....g. Ile on ' .anon . 0 so ' .....l. ll ..' . Illl ::::: Nw 2 1-'wwwf SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior class of 1958, being of sound minds, do hearby submit the following will, before we take leave of our high school days. To the faculty we leave our msnorles and the many interesting hours they have spent with us for the work ahead. To the Juniorsrwe will our ability to get along with the teachers. To the Sophomores we will our old books and desks. To the Freshmen we will our ability to get through high school Bobble Green wills his romantic ways to Charles Green Signed: ww few RM Aww sglggrguiekerk wine his basket san ability Z!! Z ,ialoees R15 rtGNagel wins his Hamm ability to New A en Hayes ?-,ttf John Labodie wills his m11d temper to Charles Q Babe Hammer wills his Sylvia Hatheway wills H th B and her short Millie Buettner wills singing ability to Bob L her long finger nails hair to Gloria K her lon? hair to H th Joyce Friday wills her ability to go steady John 0 Butch Hurd wills his sideburns to Jo H and his ability to be quiet to Lorraine H Class Flower Yellow Rose Class Colors Yellow and Black Class Motto 'Today we follow, tomorrow we sad ' 5 lf we ff gf L W ffm This document has been witnessed by WLJWQLWW 4fwu4XJf.,-W? .Je ' n to A J L. 3 to C g.. ' 1 . 7 gl .wa X 1' p ' ' Fe wer L ' ' . 5 f? 1 ,exif -X V' LV ff l ,J', s 5 ! S . 1' : 1 1' A' 'Ji ' e: f S' ': A 5 f I-' 1 I E l0R CLASS HISTURY It was a warm sunny day in September 1946, when nineteen of us little tots trooped into Hackensaca Public School to begin our education, they were John Oudekerk, Mildred Buettner, Verna Cunningham, Sandra farrlngton, Shlxley Forrest, Robert Green Judith Haack, Charles Hammer, Sylvia Hatheway, Everett Hurd, Robert Nagel, Bonnie Lee Pederson, Joann Pesheck, Sharon Quinn, Chester Joe Borg Francis Tresler, Judy Yegan, Sonya Wegan, and Robert Noock Second grade found us with a new te cher, Mrs hitham, we were a little bolder and e Just loved snakes This year we lost John Oudekerk, Sandra Farrington, Shirley Forrest, Bonnie Lee Pederson, Joann Pesheck, Chester Toe Sorg, Sonya Megan, an Robert woock, and gained Mitchell Danforth, Janet Fredrick, Clarence Hasbrauck, Donald Lindberg, Eugene Pollman In third grade we moved to a new room with Mrs, Witham still vlth us Sandre Farrington, Janet Fredrick were gone and Vernon Lundeen, Jack Thiery, and Joyce Friday were new In Fourth grade, Mrs Witham as our teacher, ae had really grown11p we now went to Mrs Closes room for study hall Mitchell Danforth, Clarence Hasbrouck, Donald Lindberg, Vernon Lundeen, and Judith Haack left us Grace Jones, Kenneth Cline, and Richard Cline 1o1ned our class In fifth grade our new teacher was Mrs Close Gene Pollman, Richard and Kenneth Cline left In sixth grade we found out how much fun it was to finger paint Judy Wegan left, Richard Strand and Bertha Dalhke were new and Gene Pollman came back R P K o r new teacher Richard Strand and signs Cuniinggggslegt We moved from our new room to Dhy Ed classes d h d new teacher Fr Kirtland and also a newErg2gh ggi eKYitl:ndaour first man teacher Bertha Daihse lpft us Donald Bethel, Kenny Hlench Peter Peterson,Tom 1ol1,and Ralph Oudekerk loined us Mr H pray' We're in high school and our teachers are Mattioll, Mrs Kirtland, Mr Carlson, and Mrs McCaffrey There were twelve in cdr Freshman 01888, Mildred Buettnern Joyce Friday, Sylvia Hathewev, Grace Jones, Robert Nagel: Robert Green, Charles Hammel, Everett Hurd, Ralph Oudekerk Tom Mattlolt, Alfred Bpheim, and Kenny Hiench This Yea? we found out the fun of being Freshman when initiation t me came around Sophomore year Alfred Ophelm left Teachers were Mr Mattioll, Mrs McCaffrey, Mr Danish, MT Pavellchv lay and Jr J n1or year Big Events was our Jr C1888 P and Sru Prom Baneuet Teachers were, Mr Mattiolls MT Bharpv Mr Robinson, and Mrs McCaffrey d N t last we are Seniors Grace Jones is marrie and gone.a Tom Mstn1o11 and Kenny siench left and John Labadie joined us for our final year of High School. ' a YW . , I I 1 8 . F . - .. L ' d Y V Q Y Then we were seventh grade and we were climbing stairs. g 7 0 , 1 . A , A -- . . . - O Our teachers are b c e f ef, Irvl r L n end Vr oblneon a vea ou eventf were elase D 1 do corn, bacculegreqte, Ira +1o1. o e A e Reel n 9 a one Nilcred Quettner Henna Gunnln we San r F3FTlW' O1 Jonn 3UOMPFf Shirley Forrest oee t ,re Sylvia Hathev Jucltn deacm Chenles Hammer Everett Hura nobert Ne el Ronnie Lee P derso Vernon Lundeen Jeck Fiery Joyce Friuay race Jones Kenneth Cline icnaru Cline Ricnqrd Str nc rtna D ' fe Donald Reteel er H1 no De' r Peterson m tial melon Ou ecerx 1 d D19 F Jo n L. bn'1 Joel Peeneea an rol u n V G 1 Joe Jon rrancl eeler Juay e en .JO yd Jun wooe t Hoocn ltc ell uawfortn Je.et freuricx e ar nee nasorduci Lonqla Llndbe rUfD1Q Pollman , : fre, V C-f r ' Mr n5, R 'e. 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X,, 'ft - 11, E: 'Q n,e Class Poem We've come to th end of our hlgh school davs, Me've com to the fork in he road Each must go his senarate way And carry his responsible load First of the nine in our class Is Robert Nagel whu's a studious lad He has brains and anovledqe and he's sure to go to college Ready for work and ready for fun Is Mildred Euettner the ambitious one Mith her ability to do her work You alll never see her shlrk Football Captain, this year Is Charles Hammer, who deserves a cheer As quarterback, vlth his speed On Vlnnesota team he'll succ ed Robert Green, a brown eyed guy Likeable, funny, a flirtatlous pal He comes to class with a smile And ignores his studies for awhile Will migg her days in study hall, A gym teacher she'll be, I hear If matrlnony roesn't int rfere Ralph Oudekerk a slell guy hxnorous too You never see him vhen he looks blue with his talent as a football star He'll no doubt be known both near and far Secretary Treasurer of the council, studenfbrlvht Is John Labadie the teachers delight with his common sense and kindlv ways He will male progress in all his days LOVe1y to l ok at, delightful to know Vsny are the reasons we love Joyce Friday so, She leads a comparatively ouiet life will make that certain someone a very nice wife There's fun galore when Everett Hurd is near His cheerful laugh we love to hear, He doesn't care for studies Bah' But when it comes to women Ah' Sylvia Hatheway better known as NS1s' to all SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY June H 1968 This is your friendly newscaster, John Labac1e,,br1ng1ng you the news of today Policeman, Ed Fleshner of the local force last night caprured the thief who has been robbing people of their sleep He was identified as Charles Hammer amateur opera singer He was sentence to one month of hearing nothing but 'F1v1s Presley' records. Robert Nagel a local farmer reported a flying saucer today, but it turned out to be nothing but a spat between a wife and her husband over whether Juniors hair should be parted in the There have been reports that the plane which the Pacific Ocean suffered no casualties, because Robert Green who saved twelve people by swimming middle or not was forced down in of the brave pilot safely to shore The Huskies won their game with Mars last night, with a score of 1,061 to l A local player, Ralph Oudekerk was the high point man with 1,060 points In the auto races at Indianapolis, an unknown driver, Ewerett Hurd won first prize in six events He was driving his jet propelled Ford Hackensack is greatly honored to welcome into its city limits 'Madame Mildred Buettner and her assistant Joyce Friday' the greatest fortune telling act in history, attend for a spine tingling thrill We just received word that our local candidate for governor, Sylvia Hatheway is way ahead in number of votes received This is John Labadie saying Good Night for station H U B-K I EFI I with them. 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Mary Cask y FRESHMEN Alllln Gloria Lampert L uv ii' 1ezv Audrey Martin Shlrl y Woodruff 1 ' Garv Christensen absent Jane Labadie Shgrre Toorpe Qnndra Nagel say Keep 3!,, - G. r r -1 0 -ow' irf get VQ: J 1 , Ls 1 xi L , b' 1 U S - X .X s ' P 5 P9 ,gm 6 457 Che rel Thorpe Sharon Tohnson T? af, 'y Car Lyle son EIGHTH GRADE Parbara Rudkln nvm Q'- Tpnet Kahl Janet Laughton let Susan roth QV Pevprly Forrest 3? Q-'av Wendell Tice Karen Kraushaar Sharon Hurd u fx 5 Q11 ' rs Harvey 4194 Mary Dehly fr! lbert Martin Ronnie wilsor Richard Johnson .s I, . L 'I' . ,, ,u V, nl, , , if , . - , 4 ,, x .21 'N A V I 1 no o on n n o f .,,, W G A bib, , fs- . 1 , ,,o,2,o A ovlv I H , fp, My I ' gr' , , ,J f . V L A ' V, ' H4 ffu 'Q h '.,,' f- H K QQ' HwA , 2Qw!rZ 47 A I X X N fry, , QQLVV ,vm A? A , . L Q, A 1 . 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Linda Tpylor Loren Kohl ' 3 uzanne Christensen Janice Caskay Istflnd I Carol Dahly Lvnn Johnson Bruce Laugeson Lynne Husemarn V Mrs BOb1n80n Absent Karen Tice James Tohnson Colleen Carder Doreen Kunde F' S 1 WS ? W Paul Bundy James Forrest Pat Tuner Frank Brown David nudkin Janelle Wilson Q7 .2 qi: Roxanne Cuder Roderick TMPPQ Char-lot' Ksding Stpven Krauevmar ll 5?ZQQ iff, ' - f 1' A x , v 'A g so wi., M E A H' 'L 5 f.. In 5 1 V J , . Q , ,.', ,- ,' ,ks A Y - uh H q e N. , ' I I Q of 1 as . 4-Ev., :ribs , ,, X K' V J. K, e J AF-Y . J ' Y .' A ? : il F Q Q - 'fr ' QNX I an1,i1 A Q' X A 5 X gg - ' '- , x , - ' 1 , ggi SNAPSHIITS if Wm afrfamfzzue I Crfbto-71-ufrnf, J Awww' Mjzzpf Gre l J ,V 2. ! 5Z,407M,z,f,,' 5fiLlv5fmQfZf7f.f H at 1' N 1 Z Mg Q .1 l i 1 4 g ,iw . 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It'e not cold' Danna' Any relation' Dig this' 5 1 thi for me, The Prom X41 Wanna Bet ' Oh Allan' yr Ler ch'e Plymouth' NNUAL STAFF i Sitting 1 ft to r1gFt Svlvia Hathew y, Mildred Buettner, oyce Friday, arc Nre NeCaffrey Stanoinv Left to ri nt Robert Nagel, Ralp Ouaenera, Fw rett iurd, Charles Hammer, ana Poobie Gre n Q Y X ggi' aw Q 1C .1 9D'1 EWSPAPER STAFF AW-2' 1 H+ G10 ia Kadlng, Ruth Laugnton, earl A ederm Flrley Forrest tarra' e Hanson, Jo Hannsor Sandra Q Nu oharl Q Gre n, Robert Lauge on, Alan LETTERMEN S CLUB Fron+ Hou left to riant Cnerle reen, fverett Hqpq Cggcq fobiqgo Q wh, t Alan 111601, Terrv Erdman, ralon Ouceaerk, Ch rlea ulcn, Torn 1 ekerk TUDENT COUNCIL Q encing We' t karen Kruehaar, Jo Hanson, Charles Lhomas, Shirley koodruff, rothy Sode berg, Yillie Buet ner, Alan Gilson, Sn1r'ey Forrest n, Crarl S a Q Sitbine left to rirht icherd Jonneon, Kathy koodruff nobert Nagel, Swlvie Hatheuax, and Joyce Friaay 9 - 0 i In u B. it L o . I ? Q I A , 2 X I wwf A l - H T 51 : . ,e GV, ,, ,, ', Q i , A 9, H vmer, Cer, F etrvm Vfdh7e Few: Richard Yare', Snerlee Thomas, Fobert Nagel, Robbie Green Les Row: ' . . . ,V 1 ' 1 ' ' 5 Q H- . .. 715 .. . . I rf N fab l wild' ' : N , . X -t 7 W , It To ri,L : I ' . ' Do r . t 4. 1 0 vx - ' 1 ' ' w- I n , J -K, X ' . CARNIVAL Standing left to right Attendent Ronald Gileon, Beverly Forres , Everett Hurd, Dorothy Jean Soderberg, Princess Cherrel Thorpe, Prince Jerome Chrietenson, Crown bears Bruce Laugeson, Roxanne Carder, Queen Shirley Voodruff, bearer James Johnson King John Labadle Kmovedi HOMECOMl F QQ' -X-vu Rx Standing left to right Attendents Kathy Woodruff, Dorotny qoderberg, Ruth Laugnton Sitting King Charles Hammer and Qleen Sylvia Hatheway -:fl V pf ' ' .ff N ' ' , . ,'1 ' z . t I o. 34 XA 'S g, .- sv Y- A' , , J y X I X 4 HX X e n L Q 6 S ...' I vw L-m. COOKS Mrs King L Mrs Quick Mr. Hurd Pecretary Mrs. Fowler AN Q S9 Left to right front row Janet Kahl, Karen Kraushaar, Barbara Hurd, Robert Green, Ruth Laughton, Lorraine Hanson, Sharon Johnson Second Row Judy Carder, Cherrel Thorpe, Mary Dahley, Shirley Forrest, Sherry Thornw, Johanna Miller, Beverly Forrest, Virvinia Forrest Last Row Richard Tohnson, Shirley Woodruff, Mary Caskey, oandi Sheloon, Jo Hanson, Pat Forrest vendall Tice, and Jerome Christensen UI' W,-JI Left to rivht front row Shirley Hoopman, Janice Hoopmsn, James Townsdln, Ernest Hurd, Ida Martin, Pat Brennan, George Dahley Middle Row Sandra Forrest, Leroy usler, Lynn Gilson, Janet Taylor, Debby LaLond, Robert Kriebs, Larry Huro, Jacky Carder Last Row Mark Woodruff, Donna Floyd, Sharon Kahl, Carolyn Csskey, Loretta Schroeder, C1 ol Knutson, Jeri May Fredricks, ana Duane Tice L '21 A , - L. 3 ' ' 1 n A V 5 . 1 ..' I lv L' , T s . ' - 'r 1' 1 .s X 0 1 xx '3 : - ' N . 5 T Q o GLEE CLUB a as 9 9 s Q geft to rlaht front los Janet Kahl, Karen xraush ar, Barbara Huro flifley Forrest, Ruth Iaughton, Larraine Hanson, an Sharon Johnson Biddle Row Bette Anderson, Juoy Career, Cher el Thorpe, Mary Lahley, Hall, vlrvini Forrest, and Sharon Hurd last Fox rrol Knutson, Qhirley oodruff, Mary Caskey, nanora sheldon, Dorothv soderbere, Kafhy oogruff, Sue Foth, and Pee y Keep Band The band has mace verv qDD3P9Ht progress this year have nlayed for thr e basketbal' games and are olanning on attending the Sprine Vusic Festival at Longville Plans have also been made to present a series of concerts in May at Hackensack, Lonaville and Boy River The bands from each school will oarticioate he are eagerly antlcipatin these performances Glee Club Our newly formed Glee Club has shown us that it has great potenial We are pracicing toward the day when we can accompany the band on its concert series Me have obtained a lar e amount of new music and with Judy Carder as accompanist, we hope to present some good programs . 4- . , ., 1 , ' . . K A ha . .- ' , - ' ' - if ' . . A : ' F V . 5herTywThorr9, Johanna Miller, Beverly Forrest, Janet Laughton, Doris . D P A . .4 A 2: Ca ' ' LL fx V V '1 '4 - F - ' D ob I - N f A . We D J. . . V , 5 I ' 4 ' . .J . ' ' D . V . i ATHLETICS o SENICJR FO0TBALL 1 - , - 1 1 ,- K- . ,. . M-- ff 1 .. Leff to right: Robert Bob Nagel, Char1ee Babe Hammer, RaW Otto Oudekerk, Everett Banc-h Hurd, 2:5 Robmt movie - SENl0R Ev eret t I-Iu rd Forward Robert Green Guard Ralph Oudekerk Coach Robinaonallflel Hammer Center Guard Hbbtt llgel Forward --AH TEAM y Left to right Charles fhomas Robert Gre n Everett h r , d ChSP199 Quick, Raloh OuoeKerk,,Char1es Hammer, Charles gpggn Po rt Lauseson Robert Nag 1 Richrrd Na el ltti Paf noblnson, and anafep Cari po tgum g D ng Coach A period in the history of the Hackensack High School 'ortunes will end this year with the graduation of the seniors from the basketball scuad Dur1n5 this period the boys who graauated, and those uno will graduate this year, compiled a recorc which any school would be proud of, and its size Hackensack should be especially proud of these achievement Three years ago our tear hon 14 league James and lost none Last year our t an won 13 5ares and lost 1 This season with the loss of three of our first five and inspite of many injuries in the latter part of the season our tear still came out with a 9 to 5 record Twice they were Longbow League chanpions, ne oncefthis yeers scuaabflnishea in second place It was this years souad vnicl drooped a home 5 me for the irst tire in thre ye rs, vh'ch in anybodys lea ue is a stellar perforrance While lacking in over ll balarce the Husky scuad did shou that once a te r and corrunit gets the winning touch its hard to take avax that tovch It was the poores showlns Dercent ave vlse that Haccens ck hes turn d in, in three years yet they still care out vith s nine five record ln the leavue, and the Punner Un soot to th Akelew Charpions Vhlle the rest of the tear contributec a sr t ce l to the sucfess of this years Squad, co caotalns Hamr r and Oudekerx, xere the standouts, not only of the Juskv s uad, but also of the Longbow lea ue itselz, being lected to the first t sm of the all Conferelce Seuad Those Husky clever of the future ho aspire to ie hte of fame will have to go to m c the u ra tl th t nos maen this roup of seniors 5radu ine school, corrunlty, no classmates, hould be 'u tly orc d of n c lens ents, anc ae reco nition brou ht throurh their effor s U I . 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Robinson, Manager LY Ronald Gilgon, Richard Nagel, Plchard JOHNSON, Wendellngice' Jerome Christenson, Charles Thomas, Robert Lausesonf 3 Berry Erdman While trying their best, this years Huskies 'B' squad came out with a rather forlorn and scarred look, as they lost ell 1? games they played Experience, plus lack of training time was against the boys They have with the exception of the Sonhomores playing, four years to avenge their drubbings of the 1958 season They say you can't which sais 'for every action there is a etual and opposite react1on,' if this holds true better times are on the way 'B' team Dick Nagel, Charles Thomas, Jerry Erdmam, Robert Lauvheson, Ronald Gilson, Dick Johnson, Jermome Chris enson, and kende'1 Tice win all the time, well fellas in phsyies they have a law FOCTBALL TE M Left to right Coach Pa Robinson, Robert Nagel, Charles Hammer, Sitting Charles Green, arles uica, and Jerry Erdman Hackensack's Huskies, Capta1nChar1es Hammer, Senior half back, came through a season this year hhich marned the boys tops in wil to win, plus stamina This year only 7 players finished the season, and had a 4 3 record This gave then third place in the Longbow League The combination of Hammer to Oudekerk, was the most potent passing combination in the League Chuck ,ulck had his season cut short, vhen he fired a bullet into his thigh and lodged in his knee, being sidelined tho games as result Huskies Capt Hammer was chosen by league coaches to be nominated for ll state homare in six man, and as a result was given honarable mention on the all state team This vears scuad consisted mainly of Seniors who were Charles Hammer, Ralph Oudekerk, Robbie Green, Everett Hurd, John Labacie, and Robert Nagel Juniors were Charles Quick, Charles Creen, Sophomores Jerry Erdman It may be of intere t to these boys that they maybe the last football team Hackensack mill field for a couple a years and if even then ' I . 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