Halstad High School - Pirate Yearbook (Halstad, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1951 volume:

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Flower Yellow Rose Dedication We wish to dedicate this year book to the businessmen who have so willingly us and all the other people who have helped ue through these kr Backbone Not Wishbone The Seniors Colors Yellow and Green 542-4 Jerome Hastad Roger Stole Helen Hansen Gloria McAuley Rita Rice Maxine Oien ANNUAL STAFF First Row Second Row Assistant Editor Business Manager Editor in Chief Advertising Copy Editor Class Editor Earl Holland Activity Assistant Erman Ueland Activity Editor Lowell Holm Activity Assistant Warren Ehrichg Advertising Assistant James Thalacker Assistant Business Manager Darlene Iszler Artist Verna Smith Pictorial Assistant Evangeline Iszler Art Editor Joyce Aarestad Copy Assistant Mr Kerrigan Class Advisor Not Pictured Rodney Oistad Sports Editor 2 3' fxf.-A x- - a 9 9 ' 1 ga 4 Qi 1 I 15 ' ' 1' I X A ' V A V A x ' , Carmen Waite. Z . . I Eictorial Editor ylk SUPERINTENDENT Arnold H Kittlelon Social Science Speech Declemation Debate Student Council Advisor PRINCIPAL Ray B Kerrigan Biology General Science 9 Chemistry Boys' Phy. Ed. . Coach Senior Advisor 1 HR HOLEOD History 8 English 7 Orientation Geography American History Social Science 7 Assistant Coach HISS ADAMS Arithmetic 7 A 8 Adv Algebra Algebra Girls' Phy Ed Junior Class Play Ons Aot Play P ' jwwl L MISS SIRJORD English 9 12 Librarian HR MAGUREN Music World Geography 9 Geometry General Soisnoe 17th h 8th nn. Joausou jill Agriculture ,,Jm - L MISS rabnpsouf- Bookkeeping Typing A Shorthand f swf: Business Relations A English 8 rv Se ior Class Play MISS BRINK First Grade Soph Ona Act Plays MRS REITAN Fourth and Fifth Grade! L MRS MILLER SOOODC1 GI'6.dS MISS VRAA Sixth Grade MISS BERG Third an Fourth GPBGCB MISS JOHGENSON Secretary 1 Joyce Aarestad Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Annual School Paoer an N .A Jerome Ha Basketball Football Baseball Debate Declalming Dramatics Band Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Annual School Paoer Class Officer Student Council Pres. Letterman stad 1 ?Q'ciuB .12 4191 ' T I -q::r Warren Ehrichs Helen Hansen Basketball Dramatics Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Annual School Paoer Class Officer Student Council Vocal Ensemble Ed in Chief of Pirate Editor of Hal H1 Echo Dramatics Band Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Class Officer Horn Ensemble Vocal Trio Sec'y Student Council 'oon Lunch Staff QF Oli' ui ji E' Earl Holland owell Holm Basketball Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Annual School Paner Judging Team 9-12 11 12 10 12 Baseball Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Annual School Pacer Class Officer .!D' Q 5 4 git tl 1 X . X 1 f . 1 . X 2 , ' X . ' . ' . 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Declaiming Dramatic! Band Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Annual School Paper Class Officer Student Council Girls' State Noon Lunch Stat! 10-12 11 12 lil: x 410'-9 04 Maxine Oien Dramatics Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Annual School Paper Class Officer Student Council Noon Lunch Staff Rodney Oistad Basketball Baseball Dramatics Band Mixed Chorus Boys' Chorus Annual School Paper Class Officer Sfudent Council Judging 1' eal 11 Rita Rico Dramatics Band Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Annual School Paper Student Council Horn Ensemble K1 ', , . 1 ,' 1 S '31 1 sf, - . . . . . . .10 . . . . . . . . . . . . - ....1O-12 ueee9 12 ewes use ee' eesoe sulz e ee' eeoue oe . . . .12 . . . . . . . . .12 . . . .::.:..12 ...f'.::.12 I.'I..9 -.:::..1l f 1. . K ' uf sl P 5 1 x 'Xoa PX as X xffn 1 . . . . . 10-11 .... . 9-12 . . . . . . 9-ll . . . . .9-12 . . . . . . 9-12 , . . , . , . . . 9-12 . . . .9-12 F. F. A. . . 9-12 . . . .10-12 . . . . . . . .12 . . , .10-11 , , , , 9-12 . . . . 11-12 . . . . . . . .9 . . . . . . . . . 12 . . . 11-12 , . . 9-12 , , , , , 9-12 . . 10-11 . . 9-12 , , , 12 . . . .11 . . . . . . 12 . . . 10 . . . .ll-12 . . . .10-12 , . . . . 12 'ig Umwfq Verna Smith Dramatlcs Mixed Chorus Girls' Chorus Annual School Paper Cheerleader EFBMW lr Roger Stole Basketball Football Baseball Dramatlcs Band 9,11 Mixed Chords 9 Boys' Chorus 9,1 School Paper Class Office Student Council Basketball Vvr 'QF' .7 i James Phalacker Basketball Football Baseball Declaiming Dramati s Band Mixed Chorus Annual School Paper Track Cheerleader N49 ,.,-nl 1 Er: 5 rman Ueland Carmen Waite Dramat'cs Annual School Paper Judging Team Dramat'cs Band Mixed Chorls Girls' Chorus Annual Scdool Paper Student Council Cheerleader I A 'fl H ., '- 1 L ' . . j X We ,xi .......11 . ..... 9-12 . . . . .10-12 . . . . 12 . . . . . . . 9-12 . . . . 9-12 . . ...12F.F.A... .'01O 11F.F.A.,, . . . .11-12 , . .1o-11 1 , , . . . . 12 ..... . . -12 C . . - -1 ' Q Q n Q ,ll-12 ' Q Q . . . . . . l-12 . J . Annual. . . . . . . 12 Boys' Chorus . - . . . .ll-12 . . . , 2 - f- . . .ll-12 , C ' - 'll-12 . , . . ., . . . .9 . . 'E ,J 405 I ,N W. Q '4' 2- X il' - ul .E . 19' F.F.Z.'.......9-12 .1.. 1 I. . ...... ll , , , , , . . . . . .12 1 , 1 . . . .12 Q . . 10-12 ' , , , , M7 1 X f is On the sunny day of September 8, 1939, seventeen little first graders trudged to school, pencil boxes in hand. There were seven boys and ten gfrls. June 1, 1951, eight boys and nine girls will graduate. We have had a large turnover through the years but the final count of classmates is the same as the first. Only f V0 of the seniors have attended Halstad all 12 years. They are: Helen, Rita, Gloria, Carmen, and Roger. KRusty missed two and a half years during the war, but got in on both start and finish I The last two weeks of our first year we all came down with chicken pox and that's the only time a 'chicken pox picnic has been held in the history of H In third grade we gained Rodney Oistad and Earl Holland, our fifth year Erman Ueland and Lowell Holm Through the grade tournaments we alternated be tween allowing the grades above and below to defeat us Our seventh year Verna Smith joined us We were all awed by high school and tortured at initiation too The highlight of the eighth grade was the addition of Darlene and Vangle Iszler and Warren Ehrichs to our class Fres men at lastl We were pleased with a few seniority privileges in the junior assembly and three more new members Joyce Aarestad, Maxine Oien, and Buster Thalacker We were initiated again, this time more thoroughly, however During vacation we spent some of our hard earned money on a class picnic at Oak Grove Park, Fargo As sophomores we had our turn at initiating the freshmen, but in the 1 run we suffered more than they We worked up two one act plays, nwildcat Willy and 'Andante ' We were very proud to have our candidate for Carnival Queen, laxine Oien, elected That spring we went to Itasca Park for our picnic and everyone had a wonderful time The soph more experience must have been a good thing, for our junior class play, You Can't Always Sometimes Tell, was a big hit We were rather disap po1nteH'w1tH our c ass rfngs We had chosen a ruby stone, but we received plain gold ones We have, however, grown to like them very much Again one of our candidates was elected This time it was Roger Stole for Carnival King In the spring we honored the seniors to the tune of nH1tch Your Wagon to a Star t a banquet and prom As seniors we got in on the revival of football and a homecoming celebra tion Roger Stole was elected captain of the team and Gloria NcAuley Hanscom ing Queen with Verna Smith and Maxine Oien as her attendants The annual and senior year have been lots of work but lots of fun too Now we are looking for ward to our class play and, possibly, a trip f Q ,.s GX fg-wiv ALwAYs Q 7, ,A Ni L1 Xf y 'rf H. s. n ' . . - Ong O .H a f ., 5 xx dk A X T f 'fm J ON 3 ' as N7 We W TIVAIE we L' X30 . - Q' H' I f Q Q19 Q x- 1 '. ins' , f 5,5 xff, E . 4 5 , VN N. 'Jann-dx v i 5 We, the seniors of 1951, not guaranteeing to be of sound mind or anything else of importance, do hereby wish to bequeath as follows, our most prized treasures to the students we leave behind I, Cecily Joyce Aarestad, do hereby bequeath my virtuous silence to George lSqu1rtJ Johns on I, Warren Allen Ehrlchs, do wish to leave my ability to be nearly on time and my place in the quartet to Lois Johnson I, Helen Marie Hansen, do reluctantly bequeath Mr Ferrigan to Janet Sul erud and my love for dancing to Don Thompson I, Clayton Jerome CRustyJ Hastad, considering myself of normal mind will leave gladly I, Earl Delano Holland, in hopes that they take it to the state tournament wish to bequeath my height to next year's basketball team I, Lowell Vernon Holm, knowing of the need, do bequeath my long hair and witty sayings to Orion Holte Darlgne Violet Igzler, bequeath mv soprano voice to Frankie Steenerson Evangeline Dorothy Iszler, in hopes that his blackboard sketches will improve, do hereby bequeath my drawing ability to Darrel Hesby Gloria Pearl McAuley, leave Jim y Akason to Shelly, may they appreciate him to bequeath my ability to bounce when falling on the floor to Wayne Hetland I, Rodney Wendell Olstad, do bequeath to Edythe Anne Bailey my p1tcher's arm and box I, Rita Kathryn Rice, unwillingly leave my oof teh' and my su mer vaca tions at the lakes to Vernita Bailey I, Verna Odell Smith, will my graceful cheerleading ability to Varlan Stole I, Roger Allen Stole, being of straight mind, leave my collection of rulers to Gallon Sundseth I, James Durwood Thalacker, fullback of the high school football team, wish to leave this position to Lloyd Oftedahl I, Erman Oscar Ueland, do will and bequeath my practice in hog raising to Jane Jorgenson, may she profit by it I, Carmen Faye Naite, will gladly leave my love for English to Buddy Carl son WW ,3',?u,Z 5MZ,aeL,yff JEi!lIiIIi:iII'i'r 4 9 I I, . - I, . I, ' , I, Maxine Vivian Oien, occasionally being black and blue in spots, do wish O n - by gy! S I ,! 1 of L 'x CLASS POEM Now Earl H., it seems to me, Surely has got the winning wayg Especially when he's bound That good old Ada way Carmen W. is another senior And Hendrum is her speed, But when she's an ex senior To Hendrum she will secede Rodney O is our president, And what he says will go But when to the army he is sent He'll be plain G I Joe Vangie I is the sweetest thing And she is full of fun When she starts to play and sing Our work is left undone Rusty he's our wonoer boy with the red, straight, crew cut hair He knows how to spread his oy And boy, we all know where Rita R is our tallest girl But this she doesn't mind Because she knows only too well That one of her kind she'l1 find Now Joyce is just the quiet kind And dear friends are so few So if 1t's really a friend you want Then Joyce is sure true blue Roger S is our treasurer So he handles all our mone But when we can't get out of the red We think 1t's rather funny Helen H has changed her hairdo And on her 1t's quite becoming We knew she'd do it someday, Because Helen is up and coming Gloria M. is our bright spot And excells in whatever she does. Now the nicest thing about Gloria She never raises a fuss James T is our lawyer, He can argue any subject And James is not feeling normal If there is nothing to which he can object Darlene I is also a singer And she has the cutest dimples When Darlene and Vangie sing together It raises all sorts of goosepimples Macky 0 is another girl She hails from Dakota way And when you brag about North Dakota She'1l say, 'Boy, that a1n't hay! Verna is our cheerleader And she does it very well Now if you don't believe me Just make her give a yell Warren E is our mechanic And he always loves to tinker This makes Warren quite good you see, Because he is such a deep thinker Erman is our ag student, On the farm he wants to stay, But if he should go to college He wants to know, 'Will it pay? Lowell is our hat check boy And hails from way out east Though he lives east, he prefers the west And thinks North Dakota is the best Kerriga -Class Advisor ACU W 483 . J . . . Yi ' W Q. , : . ,Sion . Q 4, 4' 5' .' ,il :sf bg D 1 flj W , NP? ol UM K ,I ,pb- Op , eta .qfx --O .34 , lr A2 2 OPHECY I C ,XV v- Moon No 1 calling 3336n new York, New York, U S A , Earth Hello, Rita! This is Maxine I suppose you were surprised to get a phone call from the Moon Well, you know there's been a lot of new inventions since we graduated 10 years ago, my husband's newest rocket ship for one We like it here so well we plan on coming every other weekend I just waved at one of our ble It made me wonder what the up our supersonic telescope and on a farm near Hendrum raising a Going down the river, I see classmates, Buster, going by in a Jet dirigi rest of our classmates were doing Bo I set the first person I saw was Carmen who is living couple of little model Ts Erman Ueland owns one of the biggest farms in the valley Con the Minnesota side, of course! Going on a little farther towards Shelly I see Darlene married to kenny Nelson, now mayor of Shelly darren is in the celebrity news quite a bit He's tie with Gary Orosby as the nat1on's top singer now, 1en't he? Verna is manager of the largest grocery store in a radius of 50 miles, the 8m1th's Super Market In her spare time she s still trying to get A1 Have you seen Earl on his latest television program, 8al's Other Hus- band'? He s really a hit because one can easily get him on a 10 in screen I discovered Jovce vas working as a bookkeeper for the John Q Lewis Gold Hines in Anchorage, Alaska Lowell is very busy these days working as a partner with Ardee Johnson in the insurance business, but he still finds time for his twin daughters, Carol and Ann That Helen really must have gotten around in the last 10 years She Won a trip to California, uae chosen 'Miss California, and now ls married to a principal of a high school out there qhe never did get over her fondness for principals and the state of California After finishing at Annapolis, Rusty became an admiral and ls now married to a have he met at Kickapoo, Florida Gloria is out in California too She happens to be head of e flourishing old maid colony called the 'Merry Old Maids ' Rodney is in the headlines of all the sports sections, as he is the ace pitcher for the Halstad Pirates who have replaced the New York Yankees in the American League Vangle is secretary for the Still Life Yotion Picture Co She plans to marry her boss soon, but she hasn't told him vet Roger has really been the amibitious one of our class Just last week he retired from unemployment Speaking of retiring I heard you quit fashion modeling to start a home for retired sailors You must tell me how it goes I had better say good by now An eclipse is just about to out us off I'll be seeing you ,V ,n 552 fy , 'I ' JUNIOHB First Row Lois Johnson, Bobette Thalacker, Arloine Aarestad, Marlene Melting, Gail Melting Second Row Miss Adams, George Johnson, Ethel Lervold, Janet Sul erud, Jane Jorgensen, Daryld Carlson Third Row Ordean Jacobson, Wayne Het land, George Aalgaard, Vernita Bailey, David Opgrand, Carole Olson, Paul Opsahl Fourth Row Darrel Hesby Fletcher Gift, Donald Thompson, James Akason, Morris Holm, Dale Serum Not pictured Georgia Ueland Xxx Meet Me in St Louis Cast Janet, Jane, Verrita, Bobette Fletcher Tom, Jimmy, Darrel Paul Marlene, Carole, George Lois Dale Ethel, David, Gail 'Dynamite Dan 5 Paul Opsahl Janet Sulerud Ethel Lervold Marlene Melting, Fletcher Gift, Dale Serum if 'Who Murdered !ho?' First Row Jane Jorgensen, Carole Olson, Lois Johnson. George Johnson, Second Row Gail lelting, David Opgrand, Vernita Bailey Donald Thomp- son .s - 5 . 'li , A I A XX!! : 9 ' lx ' I , 3 l ,x f11:lt3 , ' ' 'C AI, rg 2 3 ,X ul' . ' Sli-: f- - Q ,.' 6. - A l -lf I -W' A ' L I QQ-of ' IVYHM I He x9 . .. .. Q f : ' r SOPHOYORES First Row Dorothy Sulerud Robert Knudtson, Paul Viker Dale Stenerson, John Anderson, Carol Kozojed Second Row Edythe Anne Bailey, Nancy Waite Evelyn Halstad, Mardeth Bervlg, Betty Stene Rita Ohrtman, Mr Johnson Third Row Orion Holte, Wallace Olen, Gallon Sundseth, Harlan Stole Franklin Steenerson, Marlyn Aanenson, David Melting Not pictured Lowell Jacobson, Bruce Viker, Roland Johnson Il ' 4. u vu 51, 'I FRESHMEN First How Afton Larson Geraine Thompson, Marilyn arlson, Barbara Olson, Elaine Ness, Audrey Hellerud Second HOW Dennis Sundseth Dale Vennes, Ken neth Lee, Curtis Johnson, Jerome Orvik, Lloyd Oftedahl Donald Lervold, Miss Thompson Third Row Nancy Vlller, Shirley Smith, Shirley Sheppard, DOIIXIH M26 Aarestad, Yvonne Hennen, Lavonne Brelland, Janice Stole, Anne Solem Fourth Row John Carlson, Peter Solem, Dennis Helgoe, Albert Olson, Juel Lee Furuseth, Curtis Jacobson Georbe Hoffman Not pictured Dennis Hetland, Vernon Holland, Shirley Sipe, Donald Hansen ug S l fag 11 y A G K: , Z I V . ' 'V I - i V Q 8 1 fb ' 5 A D Qs fr - .- ,' fl ' 'I . 9 ' ,, 1 f t .' ' .1 Q' Q X . U. Q , . U. ,. U G :x L L f . 'F 1 'gf aeU EIGHTH GRADE First Row Beverly Hesby, Carol Henderson, Jerome Trandem, Loretta Melting, Janet Steenerson, Solveig Christiansen, Nancy Johnson Second Row Sonya Sharpe,Grace Nelson, larlys Olson, larlys Holm, Joan Ballard, John Lervold, Orland Ness, lr !cLeod Third Rol Janice Johnson, Donie Herberg, Jerry Ander son, Arnold Halstad, Wallace Norum, John Kulstad, Luther Jacobson Not pic tured Florence Aarestad SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Shirley Bervig, Sharon Olson, Corrine Oien, Janis Olson, Alden Bolts, Ronald Lee. Second Row: Ruth Lervold, Karen Erickson, Lionel Gilbertb son, Roger Anderson, Gerald Hesby, Miss Sirjord. Third Row: Darlene Orvik, Jeanette Johnson, Gloria Stene, Eunice Mickelson, Richard Steneraon. Not pic- tured: John Melting. 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SIXTH RADE First Row Duane Trandem, Kenneth Henderson, Bruce Thalaoker, Roger Wang, Gene Thompson, James hristianson Second Row Carolyn Olson, Dale Olson, Marlo An derson, Nan Henderson, Glenda Aalgaard, Miss Vraa Third Row Darrel Kaldor, Jeanette Johnson, Janice Narner, Elaine Jacobson, Emma Balvik, Gladys Oien, Le Ann Henderson Not pictured Dianne Sorenson, Allan Uelsnd, Cecelia Hoffman FIFTH GRADE First Row Sharon Lee, Neil Henderson, Warren Olson, Ronald Olson, Bjorn Furu seth, Billy akason Shirley Stene Second Row Claudia Olson, Georgia Reitan, Eleanor Volseth, Dewe' Viker Jr , David Ness, Sherwook Orvik Irie Gllbertson, Mrs Reitan Third Row Dennis Aamodt, Sandra Olson, Kathryn Sundeeth, Roger Orvis, Curran Larson Judy derberg, Evelyn Lervold, Gaylan Larson ,.' 11 u Q Q N e V n a ' o o 0 v - s 0 1 Q N Q - - - o 91 ' ' , . . + s 9 1 o Q o -, v , u FOURTH GRADE First Row Bette Faye Brohaugh, Mary Hoffman, Norma Opgrand, Elaine Oistad, Lo Anne Olson, Darlene Halstad, Paulette Toren, Leone Johnson, Clarice Oien Sec ond Row Mrs Reltan, Roger Helgoe, LaVerne Skuza, Lowell Ness, Robert Sharpe Clarence Stennes, Edward Hoffman, Francis Hesby, Mies Berg Third Row Michael Christiansen, Kent Thalacker, Heal Wang, Julian Aamodt, Eugene Bergee, Duane Gordon, James Jacobson, Sylvia Stene, Marie Ellen Arneson Not Pictured Den nie Faleas TFTRD GRADE First Row Jeanne Aalgaard, Sally Dobervich, Kent Arneson, Bonnie Thalacker, Milton Gunderson, Lavonne Pederson, Meridel McLaughlin, Lucille Henderson Sec ond Row Sharon Orvik, Morlen Howard, JoAnn Thompson, Melvern Anderson, Mary Lervold, Mary Ann Qmdahl, Mary Ellen Gift, Timmy Boedekker, Ilene Viker Third Row Roger Wiese, Billy Boedekker, Mary Elizabeth Gaukerud, Carltor Olson, Er vin Balvik, Ernest Balvik, Joel Anderson, Steven Sundseth, Miss Berg Not Pic tured Myrna Underdahl , ' l . 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'I I ' fs l N SECOND GRADE First Row Leslie Bmaby, Lines Berges, Florene Skuza Sharon Larson, Joseph Hoffman, Caroline Asmodt, James Ness Second Row Julian Aarestad, Diane Hen ka, Kenneth Eggsn, JoAnn Thompson, Paul Christiansen, Carolee Ballard Third Row Andy Oien, Jeffrey 08!'1!0Ih John Sulerud, Donna Mae Christiansen, Karen Kerrigsn, Betty Stene, Sherry Bergee, Mrs Miller Not pictured Mary Nygsard, Eileen howard, Peter Holte, Billy McKenzie, LeRoy Sksvdshl, Diane Stole FIRST GRADE First Row Sharon Renfrew, John Hoffman, Bruce Aalgasrd, Elmer Belvik, Janice Kay Btene, Nathan Warner, Arlen Thompson Second Bow Henry Bolts, Janice Ann Omdahl, Lynn Harrington, Richard Gunderson, Patricia Aarested, David Herberg, Phyllis Anderson, Mary Jane Monson Third Row Alice Bervig, Kenneth Aarestad, Mark Henderson, Darleen Balvik, Donald Olson, Den Cochrane, James Mchaughlin, Miss Brink Not pictured Dale Oistad, David Hawkins, David Pederson J of a S ' ? ' 5 'V . 2 - A iq! V , , :Jen V J 'f I BALSTAD PIRATES First Row George Johnson, Dale Serum, Donald Thanpson, James Akason, Marlyn Aanenson, Darrel Hesby Second Row Coach Kerrlgan, Albert Olson, Morris Holm, Franklin Steenerson, Roger Stole, Rusty Bastad, David Opgrand, Assistant Coach McLeod Not Pictured Rodney Olstad l9L9 SO BASKETBALL NOTES The l9h9 SO basketball season was a very unusual one for the Pirates, hav ing a record of 17 wins and l loss for the season Starting from a green ball club the Pirates worked up to be a sharpshooting hard fighting team, being handed their only defeat out of eighteen starts by Fosston 65 62 With no conference losses the Pirates were conference champs In the sub district tournament they were defeated by Ada with only a one point margin QMS hhl, in the hardest fought ballgame of the year 1950 Sl BASKETBALL This year the Pirates have made a good showing in conference play They hold third place, consequently they will be seeded directly into the district tournament They have a conference record of 9 wins to 3 losses and a season's record of 12 wins to S losses The outstanding conference game was the second game with Fertile in Which the Pirates won over the conference champs 63 S6 The two nonconference thril lers came when the Pirates were defeated by Fosston S2 SO and by Thief River Falls Sh S2 in an overtime period The Pirates wound up the season with a total of 1,027 points against their opponents 765 this gives the Pirates a 56 point average per game against the opponents M3 2 SEASON'S RECORD Halstad Qpeonent Halstad gpponent Twin a ey 0 SU Foss on Climax O S7 Borup Fertile Waubun Waubun Hendru Ada Twin Valley lahnomen Climax 32 32 52 30 27 Hillsboro Eg Thief River Falls E2 5 53 22 53 70 Hendrum 57 Gary 33 6 2 63 55 52 72 Gary 63 Fertile M7 76 70 59 67 'B' TEAM This young and inexperienced 'B' team has made a great deal of progress since the start of the season. Under the coaching of Larry McLeod, this year's team finished the season with a record of 12 wins and 5 losses. In many of these 12 wins this team was definitely the underdog, but because of their fight and will to win, they emerged victorious. With a lot of young and undeveloped talent on this team the Halstad High School can look forward to many successful years of basketball. 'A it Pa P I F5 'I i' Qu!! ':-1 K t5g! 3 ' Kai . U' -.1--T' TN i I f' Aw J wt u i .L I i ' .- x Q f f , I P i g X A N., YUVT P YlP'lP'7Y POT SHOT NO commsm LYOU TELL N KERRTGAN UP UP AND AWAY NOTHING SHORT ABOUT HIV FRGGL EGS WAS TT woo OR EAU? HAVE cpm WHAT BIG HANDS YOU ht READY TO GC INTO PAT I LE Y Foo'rsALL J First Row Lloyd Oftedahl, Bruce Viker, George Johnson, James Thalacker, George Hoffman, Dale Seru Second Row Albert Olson, Juel Lee Furuseth, Gallon Sund Kerrigan, Franklin Steenerson, James Akason, Donald Thompson, David Opgrand, Roger Stole, George Aalgaard For the first time in seven years, Halstad had a six man football team, under the coaching of Ray Kerrigan and assistant coach Larry McLeod This inex perienced team started the season with a 12 12 tie with Hendrum in a neatly ex ecuted ballgame Having been given this first inspiration, the Pirates went to defeat Gary 25 O Our homecoming was a big success despite the fact that Twin Valley handed the Pirates their only defeat 37 an The h0m800m1ng QUOBH was crowned at the half time of this game by Captain Roger Stole To wind p this season, the Pirates traveled to Borup and defeated the Bronchos 38 25 With the c ming of the 1951 football season the Pirates will come back to continue football and try to improve this record 45, K N 'B' TEAM First Row: Donie Herberg, Gerald Hesby, Jerry Anderson, Donald Lervold, Wallace Norum, Alden Holte, John Lervold. Second Row: Dennis Sundseth, Curtis Johnson, Dennis Helgoe, Albert Olson, David Opgrand, Lloyd Oftedanl, Coach McLeod. Not Pictured: John Melting. l 5 A -. Ko -.339 x 'Fi tl' v r -ue . l Q . Q .f X A 'V ,O , I . QZQV., C-J.--I A7! I seth, Darrel Hesby,.Rusty Hastad, Morris Holm, Wayne Hetland. Third Row: Coach . on - I. . ' u ge fn . 5 ' ' T ' 2 - Q 2 -. 1 g - P H 1 I ' 1 5 ? . ' N ' f 'J I . , . 'Y I 1 QE 6. L 1 ,P If - K BASEBALL First Row Lowell Holm, Dale Serum, Roger Stole, Marlyn Aanenson, James Akason Morris Holm Second Row Coach Kerrigan, Curtis Johnson, Urion Holte, DHPPS Hesby, George Johnson, Wallace Oien Not pictured Rodney Oistad 1950 BASEBALL Horns The 1950 baseball team was the first team ever to represent Balstad High School in any state tour nament Starting the season with a l O loss to For tile, the Pirates went on to win the sub district, district, and regional tournaments to put them in the state tournament for the first time in the his In the sub district tournament the Pirates won two games, one fr m Fertile 3 and then the sub district championship game from Hendrum 3 9, to put them in the district tournament The district tournament was held at Bagley In the first game the Pirates defeated Clearbrook 3 2 and rolled over McIntosh in the championship game 17 O to advance them to the regional as dis I. trict champions Q The Pirates defeated Alvsradol7-2 in the first game of the regional tournament to put them in the championship game with Karlstad In this game against Karlstad, the Pirates had to go into extra innings to defeat them The game tied at l 1 in the seventh inning and remained tied until the llth inning when the Pirates man aged to get a one point lead to emerge victorious As regional champions they entered the state baseball tournament at Detroit Lakes, where the Pirates along with their coach, Ray Kerrigan, enjoyed a free five day stay as contestants of the state tournament In the first game the Pirates lost to Rochester 5 O and again to Vankato in the second game by a margin of lS points With no graduating members this squad will be back in the 1951 season to try to equal or better this record . . : . ' . : Q H f tory of the school. 14- 1 . 5 909 STUDpNT COUNCIL President Paul Opsahl Vice President Roger Stole Secretary Helen Hansen Treasurer Donald Thompson Vusic Committee Ch Janet Sulerud Darrel Hesby Warren Ehrichs Journalism and Speech Committee Ch Gloria McAuley Cannen Naite Rusty Hastad Atdletic Committee Ch QodneJ Oistad Jimmy Akason harlyn Aanenson Social and Recreation Ch Vernita Bailey Jane Jorgensen Dale Serum Representatives Senior Rita Rice Junior Lois Johnson Sophomore Dorothy Sulerud Fresn an Lavonne Breiland Fighth Wallace Norum Xuvisor Supt K1ttleSOH seventh Karen Erickson lot Pictured Rodnej O tao Committee LI' LETTERMEN'S CLUB First ROW Bruce Viker, horris Holm, James Akason, Rusty Hastad, Narlan Lallace Oien, James Thalacker, Darrel Hesby Second Ro' Wayne Hetland, Johnson, rletcher Gift, Dale Serum, Rodney Oistad, Curtis Johnson, Coach gan Third Pow Lowell Holm, Gailon Sumdseth, Franklin Steenerson, Roger Donald Thompson, Larlyn Aanenson, David Opgrand Qtole, Feorge Kerri Stole, G ' . I.-lg: ' - i' 3 PI l l I , ' A - 'L' ' ' Q - it Y l t E ,,!'f ffl? 1 K ' 1 l A I A Evangeline Iszler Darlere Iszler Helen Hansen rx.-r am Warren Ehrlchs, Jimmy Akason, Paul Opsahl, Darrel Hesby MUSIC During the summer of l95O the band with alumni played for the R E A Meeting ln early June They prepared a good concert for the Old Settlers' pic nic but got rained out They also played at the county fair at Ada and at the State Baseball Tournament at Detroit Lakes Before the opening of school the band practiced marching to be prepared for marching at the football games The fall concert and exchange with Ada were postponed to January 23rd and 24th The band played for Governor Youngdahl's talk at school and at basketball games The complete pep band played at all games except Hendrum and Fertile At the present time the plans are to use 'Mountain Majesty' overture as a contest number Of the 56 band members, probably 50 will be selected to play at that time Concerts will be presented too, including one out of doors Benlors that will be getting band remembrance pins this year are Carmen Waite, Gloria Mcauley, Vangle Iezler, Helen Hansen, Rita Rice, Rusty Hastad, and Roger Stole The boys' and girls' glee clubs are composed of all the students in the up- per four grades who are interested enough to attend regularly With each group numbering about forty,a very large percentage of the students enrolled are mem- bers The mixed chorus ls a more select group It started in the fall with a bout forty members and was enlarged for the Christmas Concert and the spring festival The school ls very proud of its quartet which has really been going places It consists of Darrel Hesby, Paul Opeahl, Jimmy Akason, and Warren hnrlohs They have sung many different places and also over the raalo several times the music festival at Fosstcn last year they were among the few who were chosen for the evening performance They sang two spiritual numbers and an encore The trio Darlene Iezler, Vangle Iszler, and Helen Hansen got a late start in 1950, but is progressing rapidly. They are becoming well known, as they have a number of outside engagements, and plan to sing a few numbers at the music festival at Fosston this spring. Soprano soloists Darlene Iezler, Carole 019011. and Bcbette Thalackerg alto, Dorothy Sulerudg tenor, George Aalgaard, and Darrel Hesbyg base, Warren Ehrlohsg oornet, Paul Opsahlg marlmba, Sonya Sharpe: plane, Ethel Lervold, Janet Sulerud, 'i2?sGH35E'h'li'5'38 E,-222iyc32tEZ323E52nI2tSc1E831e1'i3i9u23'2ma'iRit!o5'.525i'3TB' Th' pm' fd . F , L - l lx 4' N n 'e H5 2 4 px M3 if d Q 'F H n . At MIXED CHORUS First Row Ethel Lervold, Geraine Thompson Marilyn Carlson, Darlene Iezler, Arloine Aarestad, Evangeline Iszler, Carmen Waite, Joyce Aarestad, Dorothy Sul erud, Verna Smith Maxine Oien Second Row Bobette Thalacker Lois Johnson, Carole Olson, Nancy Waite, Gail Melting, Janet Sulerud, Rita Rice, Vernlta Bal ley, Helen Hansen Gloria McAuley Third Row Jane Jorgensen, Marlene Melting, George Johnson, Dale Serum Rodney Oistad, David Opgrand, Darrel Hesby, Paul Op- sahl, Curtis Johnson, H L Maguren Director Fourth Row Lowell Holm, Rusty Hastad, Morris Holm, Roger Stole, Warren Ehrichs, James Akason, Fletcher Gift, Donald Thompson, George Aalgaard Not pictured Franklin Steenerson Lqss Mex' ' I BAND Cornets Paul Onsahl Dale Serum, Carmen Waite Audrey Hellerud Marilyn Carl son, Paul Viker Wallace Norum Joan Ballard, John Kulstad, Donie Herberg Clsrinets Evangeline Iszler Janet Sulerud, Curtis Johnson, Nancy Miller, Dorothy Sulerud Anne Solem Corrlne Oien, Janis Olson Carol Henderson, Dale Vennes, Marlys Holm Marlyn Aanenson, Sharon Olson Trombones Donald Tbomn- son, James Akason Gloria McAuley Gail Velting, Geraine Thomoson, Mardsth Ber- vig Barltones Fletcher Gift Nancy Johnson Baxophones George Johnson, Ethel Lervold Carol Kozojed Dennis Felgoe Shirley Sine Dale Stenerson, Karen Erickson Eunice Mickelson Jeanette Johnson French Horns Helen Hansen, Rita Rice, Nancy Waite, Janice Stole Bass Drum Foger Stole Tympani Rusty Has tad Snare Drums Jeroma Trandem Ruth Lervold Shirley Bervig Lloyd Ofte dahl Tubas Darrel Hesby David Opgrand, George Hoffman Flutes Carole Olson, Bobette Thalacker Afton Larson Director-H TeRoy Maguren N I . , I v Y - O 1 0 0 1 .- Q , . . 1 o e e : I 0 0 C -,. , t 'x 1 uw' I V' , ..,, N .F -4 V, Q A T Jing., . 1 ' - 1 1 1 v 1 ' 1 ' Q . , . . 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Q , 0 s .4 e GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First Row Shirley Sheppard, Geraine Thompson, Harilyn Carlson, Ethel Lervold, Shirley Smith, LaVonne Breiland, Arloine Aarestad, Joyce Aarestad, Carol Ann Kozojed, Janice Stole, Maxine Oien Second Row Bobette Thalacker, Lois John son, Carole Olson, larlene Belting, Betty Stene, Donna Mae Aarestad, Yvonne Hen nen, Nancy Miller, Elaine Ness, Gail Melting, Dorothy Sulerud, Edythe Anne Bailey, Rita Orhtman Third Row Afton Larson, Darlene Iszler, Nancy Waite, Mardeth Bervig, Jane Jorgensen, Janet Sulerud, Vangie Iazler, Carmen Waite, Verna Smith, Shirley Sipe, Rita Rice, Vernita Bailey, Helen Hansen, Gloria Mc Au ey ITQ BWSGUE HUB First Row Rusty Hastad, Horris Holm, James Akason, Juel Lee Furuseth, Dennis Helgoe, Wallace Oien, Janet Sulerud accampanist, Orion holte, Harlan Stole, Dar rel Hesby Second Row Robert Knudtson, Wayne Hetland, Lloyd Oftedahl, George Johnson, Dale Serum, Rodney Oistad, Curtis Johnson, James Thalacker, John Ander son, Earl Holland, Lovell Jacobson, Dale Vennes Third How Lowell Holm, Bruce Viker, Gallon Sundseth, Franklin Steenerson, Roger Stole, Marlyn Aaneneon, Or dean Jacobson, George Aalgaard, Paul Opsahl, David Melting, Dennis Sundseth Fourth Row George Hoffman, Peter Solem, Warren Ehrichs, Fletcher Gift, David Opgrand, Donald Th mpaon, Daryld Carlson, Paul Viker, Dale Stenerson, H L laguren Director f 5 ' 5 yi? f- Q gg 3 l , Z T -if vt V , , . g ,I yy i in . 1 x , I I X. HAL HI ECHO STAFF Editor-in Chief Associate Editor Feature Editor Column Feature Open Forum Music Vocal Instrumental Library Alumni Fads and Fashions F F Feature Writers Humor Character Study Senior Biographer Senior Reoorter Junior Reoorter Sophomore Recorter Freshmen Reoorter 8th Grade Reporter 7th Grade Reporter Art Editor Artists Sports drlters Business Manager Copy Editor Typlste Grade School Reoorter Printers Exchange Helen Hansen Vernlta Bailey Rita Ohrtman Mardeth Bervig David Opgrand Carole Olson Paul Opeahl Nancy Waite Edythe Anne Bailey Carol Ann Kozojed Earl Holland Donald Thomoson James Thalacker Lois Johnson Maxine Oien Gloria McAu1ey Erman Ueland Bobette Thalaoker Dorothy Sulerud Dennis Helgoe Janis Johnson Shirley Bervig Marlene Melting Gail Melting Gallon Sundseth Rita Rice Rodney Oistad warren Ehriohs Carmen Waite Verna Smith Janet Sulerud Joyce Aareetad Evangeline Iezler Ethel Mae Lervold Shirley Slpe Lowell Holm Fletcher Gift Dale Stenerson Jane Jorgensen Faculty advisor Miss Carol Thomoson N1 I . 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'Z 'Z 1 A . fxx K , 1 tif Q. x ,M rf' X Fx I ' 2 F First Row Robert Knudtson, Dale Stenerson, Paul Viker, J0hn Anderson, Donald Lervold, Earl Holland, Erman Ueland, Wallace oien Second Row Orion Holte, George Hoffman, Wayne Hetland, Ordean Jacobson, Curtis Jacobson, Kenneth Lee, Mr Johnson Third Row Jerome Orvik, Peter Solem, Lowell Bohn, Morris Holm, Dennis Helgoe, George Aalgaard, John Carlson, Fourth Bow Albert Olson, prank lin Steenerson, Marlyn Aanenson, F16tCh6P Gift, Juel Furuseth Daryld Carlson Not Pictured Rodney Oistad, Dennis Hetland, Vernon Holland, Donald Hanson B ucs Viker, Lowell Jacobson FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA HALSTAD CHAPTER President Rodney Oistad Vice President Ferris Holm Secretary Ordean Jacobson Treasurer Erman Ueland Reporter Earl Holland Officer at Large Wayne Hetland Advisor Mr Ardee Johnson The F F A got off to a very good start.th1s year The members sold two hundred boxes of Christmas cards and five hundred pencils that had the Halstad basketball schedule printed on them. The money that was made on these was used to purchase two registered Duroc gilts from Lloyd Spielman at Twin Valley. These two gilts were given to two members who are to give back two gilts each year to the chapter. This will, in a short time, provide the chapter with an adequate income. On December 5th they held their annual F. F. A. Parent and Son Banquet at the church parlors. The meal was served by Circle 5 of the Halstad Ladies' Aid, After the meal had been served, Mr. Johnson showed some slides of the various projects of the members. Each year two judging teams represent the chapter at the Winter Shows at Crookston. Last year they placed first at Crookston with both teams. The two teams were sent to Grand Rapids where they also placed first. From there they went to the state at St. Paul where they made a good showing. At the present time the F. F. A. is selling assorted greeting cards. 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