Hallock High School - Bear Facts Yearbook (Hallock, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

BEAR FACTS 'I95'I 50th Anniversary Edlhon of HALLOCK HIGH SCHOOL Hallock Mmnesota We the flftleth graduating class of Hallock High School respect fully dedlcate tlus annual to the members of our forty mne precedmg classes I Published by the Senior Class YEARBOOK STAFF Edltors Billy Johnson Glen Mumey Business Manager Parker Stroom Clrculatlon Manager Roy Norum Artist Ahce Walters Student Photographer Barbara Gamble 15 2 ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 1 V, 0 I I n Mr. Andrew Il. Larson f 5435 Mr. Sheldon Winter Mr. Ben Jansen Mr. Vern Holmquist Mr. Linden Gustafson MF- HHITY Miller 4 wmmmfm, Y, MR. VERNON A. JOHNSON Minot State Teachers Collegeg University of North Dakota MR. PAUL O. HANSON Gustavus Adolphus Collegeg University of Minnesota '31 Wim, I-P1-DZ 4 f MR. FRANK BRYAN Hibhing ,Iunior College, University of Minnesota at Duluth Englzsh Soctal Sctence MR. CHARLES O. FISHER Bemidji State Teachers College University f North Dakota Unlversrty of Rlll'll'leSOl3 Science Department MISS ARLIE SUTHERLAND MR KENNETH Beloit College University CHRISTIANSON of Chicago Columbia Unl Bemidli State Teachers versity College Commerctal Department Phystcal Educatton Coach MR TOINY RAUKER MRS LILLIAN KRUMHOLZ Gustavus Adolphus College Augsburg College Phystcal Education Physical Educatzon Hockey Coach Ltbrary MR. PETER N. TRI MR. RODNEY WEISS Winona State Teachers Bemidji State Teachers Follege University f Minnesota University f North Dakota Mathemattcs Latm College Muszc Department MRS LUCY M BORNEMANN The Stout Instltute Home bconomrcs MRS KENNETH CHRISTIANSOIN Bemidji State Teachers College Phys :cal Education Musto '47 MR RAYMOND HUGHES Moorhead State Teachers UP' J MISS MARY EWEN Cottey College University College University of of North Dakota North Dakota English and Speech Indus trzal A rts Department , o , , o . sr ni! Q, We . 4. ' e-3 A -1, G if ' A QL sn K E K S 1 Zi ., A' Y I f ' W ,Q W f Mx gf' 5, 1 if Mya 11 I vi' Q ' '17 1' f, Zvi 'M idi gp' x vi 47 X Wm ,Q 2 2 3 3 CLASSES -fonwff X v-if KENNETH .IANSEN Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Clee Club 1,2, 3,43 Class Officer 2,3,4: Basketball 1,2,3,4g Football 2,3,4g Baseball 1,3,4, LYNDON WESTERSON Screamer 3,4g Annual 43 Dramatics 4, KRISTINE HANSON Clee Club 12 3 4' Mixed Chorus 3 4' Annual 4' G.A.A. 4. MAXINE GULLANDER Band 12 3 4 Clee Club 12 3 4 Annual 2 3 4 Screamer 1 2 3 4 C A A 4 Student Council 1 DUANE YOUNGGREN Annual 4 Screamer 12 MAXINE WILLADSON Mixed Chorus 1 3 4 Clee Club 12 3 4 Annual 4 Screamer 12 3 4 Class Offlcer 4 C A A 4 Llbrary 4 CHESTER FOWLER Band 1 2 3 Class Offlcer 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Track 2 AUDREY BLOOMOI IST ROBERT SCHLLTE Class Officer 1 2 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 3 4 Track 2 Hockey 1 2 3 4 CAROL KNUTSON Mlxed Chorus 2 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Screamer 1 2 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 3 Library 3 C A A 4 'ZIV' YN L if -dig, X18 Q' BARBARA GAMBLE Band 1,2,3,4g Clee Club 1,2,3g Annual 2,3,4: Screamer 1,2,3,4g Speech 2,3,4g Library 1,2, CALVIN COSTIN Hockey 1,2,3,4, MARJORIE ,IAUHOLA Glee Club 4 Screamer 1 2 3 4 Annual 4 Band 4 HELEN MAE JOHNSON Band 1 2 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 4 Mlxecl Chorus 1 3 4 Annual 4 Screamer 1 2 3 4 SHIRLEY JEVNING Glee Club l 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 13 4 Screamer 2 3 4 C A A GLORIA KLEGSTAD Clee Club 4 ROY NOR UM Glee Club 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 3 4 Annual 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 IUNE WALTERS Screamer 12 3 Annual 2 3 4 G A A 4 LILLIAN CARLSON C ee Club 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 LORNE McEWEN Clee Club 3 Mlxed Chorus 3 Class Offlcer 2 Basketball Student Manager 3 Football 3 Base ball 3 4 9 fi' ki' f BOBBY PIERSON Hockey 1,2,3,49 Football 2,3g Band lg Track 1,2, NEIL W JOHNSON Band 1 2 3 4 Nllxed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Annual 2 3 4 Screamer 2 3 4 Class Offlcer 1 Dramatlcs 4 Orchestra THOMAS WELESRE Hockey 1 2 3 4 ALICE WALTERS Band 4 Glee Club 123 4 Mlxed Chorus 3 4 Annual 2 4 Screamer 1 2 3 4 C A A 4 Llbrary 4 GLORIA CLEEM GLEN A MUMEY Band 1 2 3 4 Annual 4 Screamer 1 2 3 4 Speech 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 1 4 Student Councll 1 Class Offlcer 1 4 Orchestra RAYMOND DR AlxE Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 1 3 Track 2 CHARLES SWANSON Band 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Orchestra PARKER A STROON1 Band 1 2 3 4 Nhxed Chorus 1 3 4 Clee Club 1 2 3 -4 Annual 4 Screamer 2 4 Student Councll 3 Class 0fflCeT 2 4 Hockey 2 3 4 Baseball 1 Football 3 4 ROBERT CASHMAN Hockey 1 2 3 4 I0 1 get-. 1 1 1 4 ' 1 l l 1 5 . 1 ! Q I Y Q Y Q . , , Y Y 5 ' ' 5 4 ,-, , 1 A ' . , 4 1 l 1 1 9 l ' ' ' l ' f f Y 9. 9 Y Y. Y 9 , 3 2 , 3 9 1 9 ' Band 1,2,3,4g Glee Club 29 Student Council 2,45 1 1 1 9 1 1 9 1 5 Y ! Y Q, Y f Y Q , , Q 5 - 2 . 1 9 1 1 Q ' ' 1 1 5 . 1 1 , 5 3 , 9 5 - , 2 , , I 3 , . Y Y Y ' .Iv F L MARLYCE YOUNGGREN Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Glee Club 1, 2,3,4g Annual 2,45 Screamer 1,2,3g Student Council 4: C.A.A. 45 Library l,2. DOROTHY BE RARD Glee Club 2,49 Annual 45 Screamer 1,2,4g Student Council 3g Class Officer lg C.A.A. 44 Library 2, 3,4. JOAN OLSUN Glee Club 12 3 4' Mixed Chorus 3 4' Orchestra Band 2 3 4' G.A.A. 4 BILL PIERSON Hockey 1 2 3 4 RODNEY HANSON Basketball 1 Hockey 1 2 3 4 JANE BOYCHUK KERMIT PFARSON Band 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Clee Club 2 3 4 Annual 2 4 Screamer 1 2 3 4 Speech 1 2 3 G A A 4 Library 1 3 4 Dramatlcs 3 Class President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Class Valedlctorian Salutatoxian , . , . Class Colors ,,,, Kenneth Jansen Parker Stroom Maxine Willadson Glen Mumey Nell Johnson . . . . Glen Mumey , Blue and Silver 'U 10 WI IGB' 'H i 41 fa 54 'il' lf! lrlitf- ' ua SENIOR CLASS HISTCRY Only 21 members of the present semor class have been members of HPS since the first grade They are Barbara Gamble Calvin Costin Helen 'llae ohnson Shirley Jevnlng June Walters Billy johnson Alice Walters Glen Nlumey Raymond Drake Charles Swanson larker Stroom Robert Cashman Maxine Gullander Maxine Vlllladson Duane Younggren Kenneth Jansen 'llarlyce Younggren Chester Fowler Dorothy Berard and Kermlt Pearson ln the second grade the class was Joined by Billy and Bobby PICFSOH and Robert Schulte entered the fold 1n our third year ,loan Olson and Glorla Klegstad were the only new members ln the fourth grade ,lane Boychulc came in the fifth grade while Lyndon Westerson Joined the ranks ln the sixth year The flrst year of Junior high school found Marjorie ,Iauhola and Rodne Hanson joining the oup Carol Knutson vias the only new student in the eight rade Lillian Car son Gloria Cleem Roy Norum Lorne 'llclflwen and Audrey lom lst were the new freshmen who brought our enrollment at that time up to ristme Hanson was the last member to Join our class joining us in our sophomore year. Does the list of following names ring a bell in the memory of the seniors? They should for they were all former classmates of yours. Donald Varey, Golda Bowman, Bobby Davidson, Roger Nordine, Bobby Erickson, Sally Wollen, Verna l,ou Abel, William Antoski, Peter Krawchulc, Arlo Cummins, Lucille Jerome, Rodney Twistol, lllurl Rader, George Dennis, Ylargaret Koichler, Nlary Lou Farrell, john Sopiwniclc, and Arnold Cummins. I2 X TOP HOW left to rlght Yerna Foster ,Iovce Hanson Robert lNelson ,Ierald 'llortenson James llndahl D8Vlfl Fertlg 'Nell Anderson Alexanoer Blalr Robert Moore Gerald Anderson lvadale ROSPQUIGI FP NTFR HOW 'Nladrene Bookwltz Mary l ou Jansen Donna l ou Anderson Fvangelme Axelson l'lll'llf'C lawrence llope Bouvette lenyoe llansen Barbara Anderson Nlllner Sugden BOFITONI ROW 'Nlrs liornemann advisor john Erickson Sharon Carlson Madonna Younggren Arlette Larson Punice Peterson Frances Vary Donna Mae Doolcln Daniel Carrlere ABSPJVT WHEN PICTI RE WAS TAKE 'N LaNonne I arson Nl3lII'lC6 Sugden Donald Bell Dennls Kmshella JUNIOR CLASS CLASS OFFICERS. left to right: John Erickson vice president' Alexander Blair president' Nladrene Bockwitz secretary' Robert Nelson treasurer 13 SOPHOMORE CLASS TOP ROW James McGovern Gene Kiryluk Donald Reese Billy Naylor John Jenkins John Younggren Clair Minske Robert Holmgren Eugene Sele Marion Lucas Mary Lou Thornberg Carole Pearson Paul Stroom James Sjostrand CENTER ROW Harry Fisher Fddle Walters lxeith Fertig Patrick Cannon Shirley Schulte Dorothy Boychuk Barbara Costin Beverly Rustad Marilyn Winter Kaye Walters Gladyce Foster lxay Cashman Sharon LaRoque Dorothy Larson FRONT ROW Miss Sutherland advisor Robert Ferguson Earl Olson Fay Younggren Clellxe Thompson Susan Carlson Doris Frxebohle Maxine Sponberg Jeannette Agman 'Vlr Tri advisor FRESHMAN CLASS TOP ROW: William Berg, Russell Jerome, Frederick Mackenzie, Allen Finney, Kenneth Johnson, James Anderson, Clifford Johnson, llugh Bell, Marlow Norum, Marshall Miller, Richard Rustad, Allen Gillie, Connie Sugden, Mary Brink. CENTER ROW: Eileen Knutson, Jeanette Westberg, Phyllis Carlson, Melva Nelson, Alice Joy Peterson, Joanne Pearson, Janice Sorenson, Joan Younggren, Dorothy O'Hearn, Dorothy Jenkins, Betty Diamond, Millicent Erickson. BOTTOM ROW: Miss Ewen, advisorg Lowell Stroom, Lloyd Agman, John O'Meara, Theolyn Fertig, Jeanette Vilen, Mavis Landon, Patricia McKibbon, Heil McEwen, Ronald Curtis, Mr. Johnson, advisor. EIGHTH GRADE TOP ROW Lewls ,Ierome Donald Wllladson Leslle Walters Bobby Tureson Robert Lucas Bryce Thornberg Gerald Knutson Dee Ann Mlnsk Elame Wesllng Donna johnson Marlene 'Ilumey ,Iamce Mathews SECOND ROW Sharon O Meara ,lean Schmldt Charleen Cabrlelson Iols Holmgren Darlene Swanson ,Iamce Soderberg Margaret Jerome Kathryn Peterson Betty Wmter BOTTOM ROW Donald Craxgmlle Gary Lee Pearson Rachel Landon Valjean Dockm Rose Agman Wllllam Foss and Jerald Jevnmg SEVENTH GRADE TOP ROW Harriet Carlson Marcella Jerome Grace Moore Arthur Granhelm Don Holmquxst Marlow Anderson Ronald Anderson Martln Anderson Harold Haugstad Lyle Thompson Cary Glllle THIRD ROW Barbara Reese Karen Ixlnshella ,Iamce Spence D1ane Melln Sarah Spon berg Harold Johnson Ronald Johnson Max Thornberg Wayne Carol Wayne ,Ievnmg Nhchael Rabe SECOND ROW Kay Pearson Ruth Carlson Dons Peterson Sharon Curtls Barbara Younggren Manta Rustad Marlys Swanson Beverly Rustad Elxzabeth Barden Kenneth Walters Mr Chrlsuanson advlsor FIRST ROW Cella Landon Joel Dunn Dwayne Dockm Marlys Anderson Peggy Cashman Ross Jerome Garv Tureson I ucy Carnere Louise Foster la : 1 1 D 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 '31 1 1 - Y . N D , . . I , I . . . , , , 1 1 1 O 1 1 1 ' 1 : 1 1 1 1 1. . . 1 1 ' 5 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 N 1 D 1. l 1 o 3 1 1 1 1 ' 1 V 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 - 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 if 1 1 1 - - 1 ' : 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 , - 1 1 1 ' r ACTIVITIES MEMBERS Dorothy Boychuk Davld Fertlg Bob Holmgren Ray Drake pres1dent Joanne Pearson Marshall Miller 'Vlary Lou lansen secretary and Nlarlyce Younggren STUDENT COUNCIL The student councll IS the organ representmg the student body ln the affalrs of our school It IS composed of exght members two from each hugh school class Thls year the student council s mam actxvntxcs huve been the planmng and orgamzxng of our school carmvxl the purchusxng of u new scoreboard for our gymnaslum, and the lnallgllfatlng of a student monltor system for hall und as sembly supervlslon at noon hour 17 . eff .V ., P la V5.6 if 'QX?n.f 1 NX? 'XN-u..4fwJ.fQfgft3 fr? , . -. 5 ' F XXX I ii! if ' ill lx '- ' x N ll X Q I H! 1 Ky ' 'ii 'Ng , ' . K' -5' l Q- ' A 5 , , I fi ff' yt X I F i G 5 7 'K i f ' 1 i f SCREAMER The Screamer is the official periodical of Hallock lligh School. It is pub- lished every month and is almost entirely a student project. It is in its twenty- sixth year of publication and is a member of the Northern lnterscholastic Press Association. This year's editors were Billy Johnson, editor-in-chiefg Glen Mumey, associate editorg and Alice Walters, art editor. Helen Nlae Johnson has been business manager and Miss Sutherland, head of the commercial department, has been the advisor. Barbara Anderson, Hope Bouvette, and Madrene Bockwitz have been elected to next year's executive staff. SCREAMER STAFF: Seated in the foreground are left to right: Hope Bouvette and Barbara Anderson, present editorsg Billy ,Iohnson and Glen Mumey, past editors. A 1' WIN .. t mxmnxn 0 C-D ,l:..2. I I 9 ' f 4'- SPEECH XII the students ln the above plcture re celved a superior ratlng ln the local speech contest Thev are, from left to rlght Ivndon Vlesterson, llope Bouvette, Glen Nlumev, Donna 'Xlae Dockln, AllCC Vlalters, Jeanette Westberg Nlarllvn Wlnter, xl8I'ldl'l Lucas, Shlrley Schulte, and Barbara Gamble These students were en titled to compete ln the sub-dlstrlct speech festlval which was held at Kennedy 'lhree rrembers of thls group were advanced to the dlstrlct speech meet at Roseau These students, Barbara Gamble Hope Bouvette, and Glen Nlumev, all received superlor ratings at thls contest and were entered ln the regxonal festlval at Prsklne Of them, Glen Xlumev re celved a superlor ratmg and was named alternate to the state speech contest ln Yhnneapolxs Nllss Fwen our Coach ln speech w ork ments much credlt for the work she has dore ln '.l'll3 fleld. ONE ACT PLAY - .,.. --'Q-..............M 44, 1, The llallock lligh School dramatics department this year presented the one-act tragedy, Aria da Capo by Edna St. Vincent Nlillay. flliss Ewen, head of the speech and dramatics department was the director and Maxine Gullander the student director. The roles were played by Clellie Thompson, Glen lllumey, Duane Younggren, Billy johnson, and Lyndon Westerson. The play was awarded a rating of superior at the sub-district one-act play contest held at Hallock. Rehearsing lines above are left to right: Clellie Thompson, Billy Johnson, Lyndon Westerson, Miss Ewen, Maxine Gullander, Glen Mumey, and Duane Young- gren. Above: Get off the stage! I am the scene Left: Corydon! You are strangling me. 'NIFUBERS Jerald Nlortenson Robert Nloore lxenneth Jansen Bllly johnson Robert 'Nelson Paul Stroom Hoy Norum Pat Cannon Hugh Bell lxenneth Johnson James Sjostrand Rlcharrl Rustad Wllllam Berg: Allan Glllle larlovx Norum James l mclahl Eugene Sele Wllllam Naylor Donna Lou Anderson Allce Walters Shlrley ,Ievnmg ,lane Boychuk lxrlstlne llanson Hope llouvette Barbara Anderson Lenvce llanson Funxce lawrence Carol lxnutson Lowell Stroom Nladonna Younggren ,Ioan Olson lllaxme Wllladson Helen Mae Johnson lvadale Rosequlst Marv lou Jansen lfxangelme Axelson Donna 'llae Doekln Nlarlvce Younggren and FUDICG Peterson MIXED CHORUS The NllX6Cl Chorus lS composed of bovs from the upper four grades and glrls from the upper two Thls group recelved a ratlng of A at the Dlstrlct Xluslc Festlval at lxarlstad Other vocal groups recelvmg an A ratlng at this festlval were the Girls 'lrlo com posed of 'llarlyce lounggren, Helen 'Nlae johnson and Shlrley Jevnlng and the Glrls Glee Club The Vocal Department gave two publlc concerts thls year One of these was at fhrlstmas anrl the other was the annual sprlng concert erVxS Wexss has Sup aCUVx R dney mUSlCa hd ngreflied the B 1h1S Year UCS 21 1 -A 4 -1 - y 1 - , 4 ' y ' - y A y , , . . 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' . , -. fe 1 4 s ' Q - - 9 . . . 0 . , , . .ed GLEE CLUB BOYS CIFP CLI B TOP BOW Robert 'Kloore Allen Cxllle James lmrlahl Blllx Johnson Roy lNorum Patrlcl-' Cannon Paul Stroom lxenneth johnson Wllllarr Berg 'NIIDDI E ROW Eugene Sele kenneth Jansen B111 Naylor Jerald Mortenson 'llarlow horum Mr WPISS dlrector BOTTOM ROW James Sjostrand Hugh Bell Robert Nelson Lowell Stroom ABSENT WHFlN PICTI RE WAS TAKEN Parker Stroom CIRI 9 CI FF CII B TOP HOW qusan Carlson Lllllan Carlson Fxan ellne Axelson Clorla lxlegzstad Shlrlev ,levnmg Anderson lenvce llansen Fun1r'e lawrence Carol lxnutson THIRD ROW lvadale Rosequlst Alxce Walters Nlaxlne Wllladson Nlaxlne Cullander Helen Nlae johnson 'Klan Iou Jansen Shlrlev Schulte Barbara Costln Dorothy Boxchuk Hope Bouvelte Bexerlv Rustad ,loanne Pearson Donna Mae Dockln SECOND ROW Nlarjorle ,lauhola ,Ioan Olson 'llelva Nelson ,Ieanetle West berg Phylhs Carlson ,Ioan Younggren Clellle Thompson Nlarlyce Younggren Dorothy Berard Nlarxlyn Winter Kaye Walters Maxine Sponberg Vlr WCISS dlrector BOTTOM ROW Mavis Landon Jeanette Vrlen Madonna Younggren Arlelle Larson Frleen lxnutson Al1ce joy Peterson ,lanlce Sorenson Eumce Peterson and Fav Younggren , , . V: 1 y . . ly J, y . 'Y L , . Y . 1 1 1 ' 1 A J 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' - 1 f ' 4 ' . . , . 7 V , , , , . . . 1 , , .r . . . . lxrlstlne Hanson, ,lane Boychuk, Carole Pearson, Mary l.ou Thornberg, Marlon Lucas, Barbara , 1 I , . . , ' ,, . . : ', , - 1 - 1 ' ' 1 e 1 - ,V - 1 1 1 1 ,V 1 1 V . 1 1 , . Z A , - , . , ' 1 ' 1 Y Y I I 4 v Y 7 1 ' , , , I, A . , ' . I . 9 1 Y 9 4 Y ! 1 1 , , 1 Clarinels: Billy Johnson, Barbara Gamble, Mary Lou Jansen, Joanne Pearson, Dorothy Jenkins, Marilyn Winter, Connie Sugden, lllillicent Erickson, Dorothy Boyehuk, Mary Brink, Janice Sorenson, Dorothy O'llearn, Dorothy Larson, Marlene Yllumey, Janice Soderberg, Lois Ann Holmgren. Saxophones: Glen lllumey, llelen Mae Johnson, Maxine Cullander, llope Bouvette, Barbara Ander- son, Jane Boyehuk. Buss Horns: Billy Naylor, James Winter. Drums: Joan Olson, Alice Walters, lvadale Rosequist. :llto Horns: Eunice Lawrence, Nlarlyee Younggren. Baritone llorn: Parker Stroom. Trombones: Raymond Drake, Paul Stroom, Eugene Sele, LaVonne Larson. Comets: Charles Swanson, John Erickson, Lowell Stroom, William Berg, James Sjostrancl. Flutes: Eunice Peterson, Alice Joy Peterson. Oboe: Donna Nlae Dockin. Director: Nlr. Rodney Weiss. Absent when picture was taken: Kenneth Jansen. BAND The llallock lligh School Band numbered 43 at the close of the school year. Of this number there N were 13 seniors, 9 iuniors, 8 sophomores, 10 freshmen, and 3 eighth graders. The Band was under the capable leadership of Xlr. llodney Weiss. 'lille group took part in the annual spring concert and received a rating of A at the llistrict llusic Festival. Other instrumental groups entered in this festival were the clarinet quartette, composed of Joanne Pearson, llilly Johnson, Barbara Gamble, and illary Lou Jansen, a trombone solo by Ray Drake, and a piano solo by Billy Johnson. All these numbers also received A ratings. The lland went on to receive a rating of B+ at the State Area Contest held at Thief lliver Falls. lvadale llosequist Drum iilajorette 23 l ,v, ,hh , . 7,5331 , , .YAP ,,: Bbw ,'Vk F' Nifffgxi x QQ.. 'Q Lg..-A v 'Qu-f fn t , H -,-WN? , - Q f ' ,Sb ,q,r.,. 1,, , Q ' an , . if ' ' wif, N gq ,. as 33 O 2 Z Mai i K -hat bi '3- in TOP ROW left to right Coach Christianson lxenneth Jansen Ray Drake Chester Fowler Neil Anderson Robert Schulte Roy Norum Bill Naylor Charles Swanson James Lmdahl Pat Cannon Parker Stroom BOTTOM ROW James Winter Richard Olsonoski Neil Mcfwen Harry Fisher Rodney Bockwitz Paul Stroom Eugene Sele Donals Reese Lowell Stroom student manager FOOTBALL The Hallock lllgh School football team under the leadership of Coach Christlanson had an extremely successful season coasting through all com- petition in the Northern lights Conference They finished ID a tie for the conference title with Stephen who also was undefeated. Stephen and llallock did not play during the course of the regular season. The Bears lost a non- conference game to a good St. Thomas, North Dakota team, 12-0, Seniors on the team are Kenneth Jansen, Ray Drake, Buster Fowler, Robert Schulte, Roy Norum, Charles Swanson, and Parker Stroom. 25 ACTION f '5 wk, -bil, I t 1 1 fx , , x ' - 5 fl T' ,f- 1 if 5 .f As ,ff -f In 11 ., 5 , P '3 A 9 -' ,feb 'fn 7 , 'l'-s fri. 'Qlmmrq' 'x ix., Vx' -Z 'QW' PIX! 7' ,.-. W K2 HOCKEY Hallock Hlgh School s hockev team mlssed gomg to the state tournament thls year by one goal losing to w!ll13mS 2 1 ID the reglonal semx flnals rlhlef Hlver Falls and Wlllxams went on to represent Heglon Frght ln the state tournev at St Paul Hallock s over all season record lIlClUdlI'lg losses and 1 tle In the plcture above are left to rlght Coach Tony Hauker John Younggren Calvln Costln Robert Schulte Parker Stroom Kelth Fertlg lxermxt Pearson James Llndahl Robert Fergu son john Erxckson Hxchard Rustad Frederxck 'llackenzle Ronald Gurtls and Thomas Weleske Only flve of the above players fRobert Schulte larker Stroom IKCITIIII Pearson Calvln Costln and Tom Weleskel w1ll be lost through graduatlon maklng the prospects for next vear appear very good Grand P orks Hallock Hallock Thief Hlver Falls Hallock Hallock Warroad Hallock Hallock Hallock Thlef H1 Hallock Hallock Hallock Wllllams Warroad Hallock 27 SEASON S HFCORD Hallock Grand Forks Greenbush Hallock Crookston C atb erlral Grookston Roseau Grookston Baudette Hallock Wxlllams Crookston Cathedral Baudette Hallock Hallock Greenbush . 4. . . . S 3 ' .' . , . . - . . 5 y ' ' . . . 4 r . ' ' ' 9 . f ,' Q . . - 3 playoff and tournament play, was 10 wins, 6 Z Hallock ' . ' . I 5 ' . ' . 8 s 1 l i 9 , . r . ' j ' ' 7 Y v I 1 I 1 V 3 , ,Q , . 2 j , Q ' ,. . 2 I 7 V 7 I 7 l 5 '. . 4 BASKETBALL The Hallock Ihgh School basketball team ended a successful cage season wlth an over all record of 13 wlns and 8 defeats ln sub-dlstrlct play Hallock easlly subdued lake Bronson 50 41 ln the flrst round but was knocked from tltle contentlon 47 45 ln the seml flnals by Kennedy Stephen edged the Bears 51 50 ln the consolation champlonshlp Five of the flrst ten on the team are senlors as are four of the flrst flve The senxors are Ray Drake Roy lNorum Buster Fowler Charles Swanson and Kenneth Jansen Plctured above are left to rxght TOP ROW Coach kenneth Chrlstlanson James Syostrand Lugene Sele Rov Norum Robert Holmgren Paul Stroom Lowell Stroom student manager BOT 'ION1 ROW Wllll3m 'Naylor lxenneth Jansen Chester Fowler Raymond Drake Charles Swan son Hallock lxarlstad Hallock Hallock Hallock Hallock Stephen Hallock Warren Hallock Hallock Hallock Roseau Hallock lxennedv Warren Hallock Hallock lxennedv Steplen SEASON S RECORD Argyle Hallock Lancaster I ongvllle Lake Bronson Kennedy Hallock Roseau Hallock Lake Bronson Warroad Lancaster Hallock Stephen Hallock Hallock Nrgvle Lake Bronson Hallock Hallock I 3 . -, ' l - - 57 . . ' . f 57 - . . 51 ' . . - . .- 33 , ' - f 48 h . . . 54 ' . . 4 ' . 52 . . . ' 49 - ' ' 45 ' , ' ' Hallock 36 Karlstad 7 . . . ' 39 l 1 V , - ' U, , A 1 I 9 q- 48 . ' 5. .. . M , ' 49 C 1 ' ' , V : Y 4 56 ' ' Q 55 ' 53 A 1 50 ' , 47 ' 1 51 ' 28 KENNETH .IANSEN Senior Starting guard Height, 5' 9 -at tg!! 2 Y 4 BILLY N AYLOR Sophomore Starting guard Height, 5' 9 . 5 M RAY DRAKE Senior Starting forward Height, 6' in 1, BUSTE R FOWLER Senior 1 Starting center A Height, 6' 2 fi at 5 . B TEAM X X K T 2 , 'lim li i sf W - l ,r , Sr., CHARLES SWANSON Senior Starting forward Height, 5' l0 TOP ROW, left to right: Coach Christiansen, Neil McEwen, Donald Reese, Paul Stroom, james Sjostrand. BOTTOM ROW: Eugene Sele Robert Holmgren, Clare Minske. gf? ZW Y JUNIOR Marita Rustad Rachel Landon Harriet Carlson Betty Lou Winter CHEERLEADERS SENIOR Jeanette Vilen Marilyn W inter Mary Lou Iansen Carol Knutson V -MQW, ,,A.5':7 .. , , A ,V s M f , , 44? - J ., W, K'f f, 2 vg:4:4sf'l'7- gr 2 ' - l ge? .Q JJ QP .., ' v' ., .vs-1' gy- Q , 1, 1 x 4 J, Y 4 Amy? vi my fm. 5 Q ii swung . 'Q' h 42 1' I -.qs tif i W . A D E1 ,l L? I 1 Je N' Ag 2 ,V f. TOP ROW, left to right: Mrs. Christianson, ,Ioan Olson, Dorothy Berard, LaVonne Larson, presi- dentg Alice Walters, vice presidentg Jane Boychuk, Mary Lou Jansen, Gloria Klegstad. CENTER ROW: Donna Lou Anderson, Shirley jevning, Hope Bouvette, Barbara Anderson, Marjorie jauhola, Donna Mae Dockin, Arlette Larson, Kristine Hanson. BOTTOM ROW: Eunice Peterson, Maxine Willadson, Maxine Gullander, lvadale Rosequist, Marlyce Younggren, Madonna Younggren, and Sharon Carlson. V G. A. A. The GAA is organized for the purpose of strengthening interest in athletics among girls. The llallock lligh School X Girls' Athletic Association accepts as members any girl either .-, .4 in the senior or junior class. The group meets every other Tuesday under the leadership of Nlarion Christianson. The GAA has sponsored several parties and a square dance this year. The president of the group is LaVonne Larson and Alice Walters is vice president. QL X. X Qi X Qc' w i lf, A wwf M x X X Af .9 N. luv -img scl-lool. LIFE m JUNIOR SENIOR PROM FRESHMEN ON FRESHMEN DAY BOTTOM ROW, left to right: Frederick Mackenzie, Lloyd Agman, Lowell Stroom, Tommy Carlson, Dorothy Jenkins, Phyllis Carlson, Joyce Dipple, Janice Sorenson, Alice Joy Peterson, Millicent Erickson, Lewis Jerome, Mary Brink, Connie Sugden, Joan Younggren, Betty Diamond. SECOND ROW: Richard Rustad, John O'Meara, Kenneth Johnson, Ronald Curtis, Theolyn Fertig, Betty O'llearn, Melva Nelson, Hugh Dell, Allen Finney, Allen Cillie, Jeanette Vilen, Eileen Knutson, Marlow Nomm, Aileen Pearson, Jeanette Westberg, Marshall Miller, Magnus Cudmundson, Vida Reese, Joanne Pearson, James Anderson, Mavis Landon, Marian Anderson. laws ,C V, :it 1 ' f S 5, 1wmlH '3 9 They make it - - - - they eat it. ld ? L Study hall during class intermission. 1 i 2' Z! LIBRARIANS SEATED, left to right: Maxine Willadson, Mrs. Krumholz, head librarian. TOP ROW: Dorothy Berard, Madrene Bockwitz, Carole Pearson, Alice Walters, jane Boychuk, Hope Bouvette. Student interviewed by the Hallock Scholarship Association. BACCALAU REATE COMMENCEMENT Processronal Eunlce Peterson Processronal Fumce Peterson Hymn Onward Chrlstlan Soldlers Congregatlon lnvocatron Rev 'Nels E Benson lnvocatron Rev F lx Smvlthe Vocal Selectlon Grrls Ensemble To Thee We Slng Tkach Salutatorv Glen 'Nlumey Chorale Bach Vocal Selertron Boys Fnsemble 'Nhxed Chorus Address Rev J Tallakson Address Rev F K Smvlthe Lnlted Lutheran Church Vocal Solo Krxstme Hanson Grand Forks 'N Dal. Thee God We Pra1se Tkach Presentatlon of -Km ards Yemon A Johnson l m So Glad Trouble Presentatlon of Hallock Scholarshrp Lyman A Brrnk Don t Last Alwavs Negro Spxrrtual Presentatxon of C1t1zensh1p Awards Burt E Sundberg 'lhxed Chorus Presentat1on of Class Paul O Hanson Benedlctlon Rev F K Smvlthe Awardmg of Dlplomas Andrew R Larson Hymn Amerlca the Beautlful Congregatlon Yaledlctory Brllv johnson Recessronal Eunice Peterson W ocal Solo Shlrlev ,levnlng Benedlctlon Rev 'Nels F Benson Graduatlon mght was a huge success Thlrty seven senrors said farewell after four long years of hard labor fun and all around good trmes Alexander Blalr and 'lladrene Bockwltz representing the rumor class led the senlors to the stage The Rev Tallakson of the llnrted Lutheran Church of Grand Forks gave an splrlng speech, On the Mark, Get Set, Gol The hlghest ranking boy, Brllv Johnson, and the hlghest rankrng gurl, Allce Walters, recelved scholarshlps presented by the state councll of Mmnesota colleges Speech awards were glven Barbara Gamble and Glen Nlumey, whxle Raymond Drake recerved the best all around athlete award Awarded the Hallock Scholarshlps were Dorothy Berard, 8500, lllaxme Wllladson, 8200, and Glorla Cleem, S200 Cltlzenshlp awards were given to Bxlly Johnson, Carol Knutson, and KFISIIDC Hanson. Speclal pxns were awarded the valedxctortan and saluta torlan 41 H . . . . .D . .. . . . . T . .yz U . Q ...... . ........ av v U . . , . Y . : . . . . . . . . . . . . - . Y - . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . A V 1 .' .1 ..... . . . . . ...... . . , - I u I u 1 1 0 I I I I a I I I 4 a 7 ' ' Y' I . . ' , , . . . . . . . .... . . .... U A ..... . .. - I , 1- . . . . . . vb ' ' H .. ......... - . .H. . . . . 1 . 7 . ....... . I - 1 U . .... ' Y ........ . . . . . . . . . . U 1 I 17 5' L' nf , ,A VU .,-4 i A 'Y 1 fl' el If 'J S lff , w ,213 .V , , K HV ff 1 Y 4' ' ' :tit 1 9 ' ' A 7 . 9 in ' ' H r . EQ? 032 Iva mf: '-'NCP' .- O an nw'-3 7r2O mm: G7 :r'Q O n-U-541 gf an QF' E560 U1 'USS 5' mp0 O 3 SEPT 25? O if :: 'UE' 3: Wa Q':r 0..- 217 3.5 Presentatlon of scholarship medals to the salutatorlan Flen Nlumey fleftl and the valedlc torlan Ulllx lobnson lflghtl bv X ernon A olmson blgh school prlnclpal we YA' agbmiifwggmww TEQ5 Nagin Q5 Z MH Xvxxrdlng of sclmlxrslnps Sponsored by the Qtite Councll of lllnnesota Colleges to xllC6 Walters hxghest mnklng glfl eclmolastlcally ind lilllx Iobnson highest box by Xernon A John son 42 Plctured left to rlght are Supenntendent Paul O Hanson Mrs Hanson and H C Nelson chalrman of the From an Old Grad commxttee For twenty four years llr P 0 Hanson has served as superintendent of the Hallock Publxc Schools Nlr Hanson resigned from thls posltlon thls year As a trlbute to a man who has done so much for so many a commxttee of former graduates under the leadershlp of H C Nelson was formed Each graduate of HHS was asked to contrlbute to the From an Old Grad fund and as a result Vlr and 'Nlrs Hanson were presented with a number of lovely glftS followmg the Commencement EXCFCISCS 'Nlr Hanson received a 16 mm movmg projector screen and colored film Samsonite luggage flSl'l1I'lg rod, and flshxng reel Mrs Hanson recelved a 17 lewel dlamond studded wrlst watch 43 - r - 1.7 , K ,VM ., 4 . - ' Di' 1' I V a f H ? K Q rl iv , if - Q' S 4' 'xl W Q , ax I 0 tt u A C M, A W ,l:,.,c LW ' W 'W C l . . A , , . K 1 ' as H , . .u , ' K. ' . , . l . ' ' . . . AN ACCOUNT OF OUR FIFTY YEARS C O Xi A 9 Ii Xl I XINI OF HKU HXIIXI WI HISN O Sf IIOOI COXIXIP NOR X UNC 'I CI XSS TOIHXE OI 44 Till I-WH, WING T 0 IT CIR XXII.I, HI-f IlFlJHlA'I'l'fIJ -f.fPP1ClAI.I,.Y TO XI,I, THF f . ' f . MOCK IIICLH SCIIIOUL. THEN WILL CONTAIN SUXI f , I 9 A JIU F THF f 1 , 1 f A ' f Q 'HF lVIIfTHf'lAlI 1 A A ' f WAHI'- .'.'I'PfI?. OUR FIFTIETH YEAR The class of 1951 has the dlstlnctxon of belng the flftleth class to be gradu ated from Hallock Hlgh School The flrst class to recelve dlplomas was the class of 1902 The class of 1903 also had two graduates Theo lxonzen and Hxldred 'Hex ean The number of graduates lumped to nlne ln 1904 The onlv one of these students who now resldes ln Hallock IS C J Hemmmgson Judge of Probate for lxlttson County Attorney Art Bornemann was a member of the class of 1905 Another well known Hallock resident was a member of one of the flrst graduatlng classes hd 'Heh ean graduated ln the class of 1906 SIDCC that date the classes flnlshlng the four year hlgh school course of study have fluctuated ln slze but have gradually become larger and larger untll the average graduatlng class durlng the past few vears has had between twenty flve and forty members The class of 1950 numbered 28 whlle our class thls vear has thirty seven graduates The class of 1942 has the dlstlnctlon of being the largest class xn the hlstory of Hallock Hlgh School there belng forty four semors several years Smce the beglnnlng of HHS 1 013 students have recexved dlplomas ll'ldlCatlI1g that they have successfully comnl ted the four year course of study Today Hallock Hlgh School alumnl are to be found ln every tate ln Alaska and ln many South Amerlcan countrles One hundred exghty have been ln the service of thelr country Durmg the past flfty years there have been but slx superlntendents as admln lstrators of the Hallock Schools The supermtendent at the tlme of Hallock s flrst graduatlng class was C W Jackson He was followed ln the sprlng of 1904 by Edwxn B Bothe who served as superlntendent untll 1912 Ambrose Hayes headed the Hallock Schools from 1912 untll 1919 and A D Grlffln was here from 1919 unt1l 1921 John Hatt Brendal followed 'Hr Grlffln and served untll 1927 when Paul 0 Hanson was elected He has served contlnually from that date 'Hr Hanson re lgned 1n the sprlng of 1951 and the Board of hducatlon elected Supt L E Tryhus of Casselton 'North Dakota to succeed hlm A5 . , - . . T . K.. 1 y . w. l . . -K . l , . - . who recelved diplomas that year. Thus IS a record that may not be broken for 9 9 , . . .. .l 3 7 . I , 1 . . . . , Y. U , . . . ' 'A . . . N . . . . , L , ' . MEMORIES '- f iff? : - ' ' , ,f ,, A ., ' 'f-'04-. . 61 ,af 1 , . 44,0 ,1, gy , ,1 ,arg f9,32144,' - H ff' yi fiifie ' , Q' . ,gf fag! ,y?,1iJ, ' 5, . 4 . - :Q ' 6' ' ' f 1' 94 ? X x 1 S 1 H. A-QA Ex. De A x ,bo wool io 50 10 QQ? od' wa Willis Lilliquist before a school dramatic production. Aly X A 1' Harriet Carlson, winner of the first my Home Economics classes of 1938. Girls' basketball team of 1930. mi 13 W' Class of 1930. Hallock Scholarship Association award. Y? L 5 Superintendent Hanson's Farewell Message ln severing my association with the students of Hallock lligh School may l express my appreciation to all the boys and girls for the splendid co-operation you have given me as your superintendent l know that l shall miss my contact with you both in the classroom and in the extra-curricular activities. The memories from Hallock that l shall always carry with me are pleasant ones. To the more than seven hundred graduates during my twentywfour years of service l extend a wish for con- tinued success and prosperity. It has been a source of great satisfaction to me to note your success in your chosen fields of work. The lessons you learned at school have been great factors in helping you achieve your chosen goal in life. To the good people of Hallock who have made my stay in this community happy and pleasant may l express for my family a very sincere Thank You. We shall always regard llallock as our home. l hope that we have in some small measure repaid your kindness to us through the service we have given to your community and especially to your children. Sincerely yours, Supt. Paul fl. 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G A KINUTSOIN Phys1c1an and Surgeon CommerC1al1zed Hallock Nl1nn Photogr zphy GRAND BEAUTY SALON Alma johnson Prop We Sp6C1dllZ6 rn ch1ld Hallock Mrnn Photography Hallock Mlnn GUST JOHNSON Barber Hallock Mmn lor thelr contrrhutrons to our vearboolx We vxlsh to thank also the terchers for thelr splenrllcl co operation whrle mter ruptlng thelr classes for plctures lspeclallw Clo we want to thank llr Faton for bearlng urth us throughout the year The eflltors . . . FN . Y Y . . l' 1 , C . . ,, N .r . . . ' Il . . V I I We wish to thank all our advertisers v' r 1 ik- I, 'as ' ,' vs I V ' A