Hancock High School - Owls Hoot Yearbook (Hancock, MN)

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....... ,...-.-,..-. ,. . ..-... bm Aw- .x x 'V , -'li'-. Y A fKwX,1J E x 'r-K I ff'-A X ,.- , . .. - ... -f f' sffefkt wi Limo. cs xA -15 li 1' f i N-f ll fi ..4!,f , fQ,gQ'L4 The junior class, consisting of twenty gf' j If V' ff-fl two i'.lCii1lZCl1'S , 'Lisbon the year by electing x, A, ,i' E cogeble class offioersg 'AN-iIf 1 - V 'mssw A Donald Domek........president Patricia Estenscn...vice president Eette Blockmun...secretary-treasurer. o They chose Mr. Loken es their class adviser, who was also their adviser lest year. During the fall tnc juniors gov Q dancing party for the entire high school. Mikie To My Loun seemed to be the chief attraction which the students enjoyed with Miss Ihfig playing the piano. After a lunch of hot dogs end cocoa was served, dancing was the chief entertainment until 4 e'Cloek. The juniors and sophomores combined to hold a dancing, game, and skating party on Junmrry 27. Every- one could find something to his liking...the shop was geyly decorated in red and white and was used for games and dancing, while the skating rink furnished sufficient space for the outdoor-minded stndents. On April 21, the juniors enge,cd in their first large dromotic production, Nlt Hagponed in Hollywood,H which was under the direction of Mr. Hcimcrl. Daring the sgring the juniors entertained , the seniors es is toe tradition of Ioieeek High School. h I U Many of the juniors were outstanding in vorieis school activities. Donald Domeh, Billy Grerdjecn, one Frank Feidler formed the nucleus of the basketball team. other juniors participated in the Pep Sqied, Band, Newspaper work, and the Librar5 Club. 18

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SEN IOR CLASS Qc On t in2,1cdD to a six-your high school, being divided into two groups, the party was held in honor of the seventh end the tenth grades, the freshmen of the junior end senior high scheol. It proved very successful, and now the seniors are glad that they were the first to change from this tradition. Early in the year, Lhe seniors voted to have their class play during the fell because of wanting to pub- lish an annual. Work began early under the direction of Miss Finneman, and the finrl production of HThe Green Lightn was given on November 19 to e large end appreciative audience. Before Thanksgiving vscotion began, the seniors decided definitely that they would publish L yearbook. York was begun early under the supervision of Mr. Heimcrl Using the experience of the seniors of 1953 as zo guide, the group this year planned to edit e larger and improved annual. During May the class was entertained by the juniors according to tradition. Sundev Kev Bl started the commencement activities J' J . ' . . . which culminated in the receiving of diplomas on 1, 'a Ag.-,iz-:-3, .NN ,K ' ' ' ' ' U A .. 1 n . 1 ' If XX '4 ,':3:,Z7ff'L'5' ' Q X A ' Q -'NX f'QQ :I Xff, x 'jx .... N, .W N- ' 2 S ASV' 'ii sw-..-- if ffts , ?'Tt.1,.-. --. ,, ,.-k-,f.-f:,,-1q- -54 441. ,, - ' If Li' --.

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al' ,I 4- 'milf ff I i uniofz Ufau THIRD Row: Doris Berg, Betty Blackmun, Rose Ellen McCarthy, Gloria Reitz, Leone Neiland, Glen Nissen. SECOND Row: Vera Foss, Frances Bouma, Verne Delp, Billy Grandjean, Donald Domek, Gladys Pearson, Dorothy Swenson. FIRST ROW: Frank Fiedler, Patricia Estensen, Mr. Loken fadviserfj, Jane West, Robert 'k Aiofzgomo 'ze Cyan Steinbring. THIRD Row: Billy Fiedler, Anna Marie Coleman, Lorraine Erdman, Dwayne Agar, Lorraine Haldorson, Alice Beebe, Edwin Fenner. SECOND ROW: Lloyd Engebretson, Waldo Thurstead, Arthur Campbell. Maynard Smedstead, Donald Thompson, Harold Foss. FIRST Row: Mr. Heimerl fadviserl, Ernestine Charles, Maragrette Plummer, Lois Nissen, Jane West, Patricia Mecklinburg, Helen Cushing.