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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1956 volume:

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Mikkelson, Harland Estensen, Pete DeGier, G.I. Sholy, Vert Goulet, Dr. O.A. Eide, Gerald Cass 3 Q4 swf ?aw!Zq Sitting: Miss Winslow, Mr. Grams, Mr. Sholy, Mr. Pinkney, Miss Knobel Standing: Mr. Pallin, Mr. Behsman, Mr. Zschunke, Mr. Arnason 6?4,gaZZq ,ffuhx gi .I-.. -. fivu F F Mrs. Grams, lst gradeg Mrs. VanZee, hth and Sth gradesg Mrs. Pinkney, 3rd gradeg Mrs. Pasch, 2nd grade Absent: Mrs. Horn, Sth and 6th grade 4 4' M000 CIASS OSFFICERS LORRAINE CHARLOTTE BURNS UA girl with a smile, is a girl that's worth whileu Ambition: Nurses Aid Chorus 9-10-ll-12, Annual Staff 12 Class play 11-12, Girls Choir 10 DARRELL DEAN DEJAGER HSteveH HMen of few words are best some- timesn , Ambition: Auto Mechanic Junior Band 9-10, Chorus 10 Class Play 11-12, Annual Staff 12, JEPRY ARLEN EMMERT ll Jer!! UDid the taxi take me home or did I take a taxi homen Football 10-11-12, Basketball 10- 12, Baseball 11-12, Annual Staff l2, Paper Staff 12, Class Play ll- 12 JOYCE MARIE EVINK nJoycyu nThe world's famous artist to Ambition: Art training Chorus 10-11-12, Annual Staff ben 12, Library 11-12 Class Play 11-12, Chorus 9, Ulorrisj GWEN ANN CASS UShe speaks, behaves, and acts just as she oughtn Ambition: Attend Concordia College Chorus 11-12, Band 9-10-11-12, Pep Band 10-11-12, Cheerleader 9-10-11 Sextet 12, Class Officer 11-12, ll, Newspaper Staff ll-12, Annual Class Staff 12, Band Officer 12, Play ll-12, Girls Triple Trio 12 6 FW G L 17, sw AA LEROY ALLEN RAS UIn me as yet, ambition has no part!! Ambition: Air Force Band 9-10-ll-12, Band Officer 12, Chorus 11-12, Brass Sextet ll, Pep Band 11-12, Basketball 1O, Brass Quartet 12, Football 12, Baseball 12, Newspaper 12, Boys Quartet ll- 12, Student Council 9-ll, Class Play ll-12, Boys Octet ll-12, Lib- raian 11-12 DONNABELLE JOYCE FOX IlRedll 'A girl with red hair, blue eyes and big ideasn Chorus 10-ll-12, An ual Staff 12 Class play 11-12 JEAN KAY FRINK Wlf you look for it,'you're bound to find itn Ambition: Attend M.S,T,C. Band 9-10-11-12, Chorus 10-ll, Girls Glee Club 10, Newspaper 12, Annual Staff 12, Class play ll-12 WESLEY ODELL HOFFMAN NEaStlyn HI've got a new one fellows. Have you seen her' Basketball 12, Annual Staff 12, Chorus 12, Class Play 12, Wrest- ling 10, Basketball ll KWSCAJ JOANNE SHIRLEY DEGIER Eat, drink, and be merry, for to morrow you may have to dietu Ambition: Attend N.D.A.C. fel 4' ,am ,A 2 f W , N X Band 9-10-ll-12, Chorus 10-ll-12, Brass Sextet ll-12, Triple Trio 12 Sextet ll, Girls Glee Club 10, Class Play ll-12, Newspaper ll-12, Annual Staff 12, Speech 9-10, Stu- dent Council 9 7 RONALD ALLEN STENSBY ngonn Wwhy study? It only helps your marks.N Ambition-Work hard Library Staff 11, Football 9-10- ll-12, Class play 11-12, Basket- ball 9-10-ll-12, Captain 12, Base ball 9-10-11-12, Captain 12, Ann- ual Staff 12, Class Officer 9 CAROL ANN HALDORSON NShe's the twinkle you see Marve1's eyes.' Ambition-Office work in Annual Staff 12, Class play ll-12 ANTOINETTE RUTH GRAM NTZ nToni' nSma11 in statue, but big ideas.' Band 9-10-ll-12, Chorus 9-10-11-12 Paper Staff 11-12, Annual Staff 12 Pep Band 12, Cornet Trio 11-12, Homecoming Queen ll, Girls glee club 10, Girls Triple Trio 12, Class play ll-12, Class Officer 9 KENNETH MARVIN REESE 'I'm shy in school, but not other wise.' Ambition-College Football 10-11-12, Class play ll 12, Class Officer 12, Student Council President 12 KAREN LOUISE NELSON nDo you think they can understand my French in Europe?n Ambition-English teacher Band 9-10-ll, Chorus 9-10-ll-12, Octet 10, Sextet 11, Trio 10, Clarinet Quartet 10-11, Cheer- leader 9-10-ll, Class play 11-12 Newspaper Staff 10, Annual Staff 12, Speech 11, Girls Glee Club 10 Class Officer 10, Student Council 9-10 8 SHA DN MARY GRDSSMAN nl'm mostly heard and not seen.' Ambition-Attend St. Benedict's Band 9-10-ll-12, 'chorus 9-10-11- l2, Newspaper Staff 11-12, Pep Band ll-12, Assistant Annual Editor 12, Cheerleader 12, Cornet Trio 11-12, Class play 11-12, Girls Glee Club 10, Girls Triple Trio 12, Class Sec. and Treas. 10 Class Vice President 12 RONALD ALLEN SWANSON nPeten nI'm not interested in books, my biggest interest is my looks.n Ambition-Job Library Staff 10-ll-12, Football 10-ll-12, Class play ll-12, Base- ball ll-l2, Annual Staff 12 EARL LEROY VALNES uBudn nI'm the most friendly guy school-I think.n Ambition-Attend St. Cloud teach- ers College Football l0-ll-l2, Captain 12, Track 10-11-12, Captain 12, Base- ball lO-ll-l2, Class play ll-12, Annual Staff 12, Student Council 12, Newspaper Staff 12 JANICE KAY NORRIS nHer giggles are her biggest as- set.W Ambition-Nurse Band 9-10-11-12, Chorus 9-ll-12 Class play ll-12, Newspaper Staff ll-12, Speech 9-10-ll, Annual Staff 12, Pep Band ll-12, Class Officer 9-10, Student Council ll KATHRIN YVONNE ROSE 'The best things come in small packages.' Ambition-Business School Chorus 9-10-ll-12, Band 9 10 11 12, Girls Choir 10, Clarinet Quartet lO-ll-12, Pep Band 10-11- 12, Girls Triple Trio 12, Band Sec. 12, Newspaper Staff 12, Class play ll-12, Annual Editor 12, Class Officer 12 9 he KENNETH ELROY WALTON nSuch men are dangerousn Ambition: Air Force Band 11-12, Chorus 10-11-12, Class Play 11-12 ROSE ANN NOHL Nwhen you're out at night alone, it's a small, small worldu Ambition: Attend N.D.A.C. Chorus 10-11-12, F.H.A. 9, Speech 9-10-11-12, Debate 10, Class Play 11-12, Libraian 9-10-ll-12, News- paper ll-12, Annual Staff 12 JEAN BELINDA SWENSON llswenll WShe doesn't have to study for her MOTTO: marks. She gets what She deserves Cheerleading 9-10-11-12, Band 9-10 ll-12, Chorus 9-ll-12, Newspaper FDUJER: 11-12, Allnual 12, Brass Sex- tet 11, Pep Band 11-12, Class Play 11-12, GiI'1S Triple Trio 12, Class CLASS COLORS: Officer 10-11 Mmoon AND SILVER 9 A 0 :ef ' X A X Mr Ir, f ' 1 5 ORIGNAL . N I Q SEVEN q L,,,,,,,,,,...,...,.J Kenny Pete Kathym Karen Sharon Rose Ann J0aT11'19 10 SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a bright September morning in l9b3 another class of first graders started their long twelve year stretch. At least it seemed long then, but we are sure everyone in the class of So will now agree that the years have gone by very fast. Of course not everyone who started out in this first class is still with us. The uorig- inalsn are: Ronald Swanson, Karen Nelson, Kenneth Walton, Jean Swenson, Joanne DeGier, Sharon Grossman, and Kath1yn dose. Every Freshman looks forward to the inevitable initiation with much excitment and our class was without exception. We do not think anyone will forget what each one of us went throuvh to become initiated. Our Sophomore year won us a prize for our float that we had entered in the Homecoming Parade. We believe the Junior year was the busiest. At Homecoming time our class was honored by the crowning of our candidate for Homecoming Queen, Antoinette Grammentz. Our rings were chosen in our Junior year also. This was a very big event to us. Our class play, HCheaper By The Dozenu which was out on in December was a new exper- ience and also a lot of fun. Soon after Christmas of this same eventful year we all be- gan thinking about the Junior-Senior Banquet. Later we began the actual planning and on May 21 the banouet took place with the theme being UDown Mexico Wayn. Now we are the NMighty Seniorsn. We sometimes wonder how we ever made it. In November we took a special trip to Moorhead, and we do mean special, for we had our class pictures taken. Then came our Skip Day, Class Play, and finally Graduation on June lst. Everyone who has graduated before us tells us high school years are the best years of our lives and they also say they wish they had studied harder when they were in school. Right now this seems a bit silly but we have a feeling we too shall think back to those Hbestn years and wish we had studied harder and perhaps wish we were back. 3 li ll . if wg ,, Speech 3' ls, 1 V' W 3 M , .,., t,.. t Jlawed Home EC girls Combine her hair , ' T i, I , ' slv 'Yr v i i 'E' , W gy, A if illgigl . ' F qt ii. Beautiful brown eyes 'WQB.-hf'1? .M x f M d E I Sleeping Beauty F1Sh1r1g what cute kids Lorraine ' 1 3 l . . oh: That hair' Why so glum? Let's dance Hugging the camera Holding hands 11 HE F Jean H1 storyp Let's Go' Qfwf-f s Bedume 11 Dr1nk, KarenW 1 Guess who Good g1r15 Sharon Helaxlng Trouble The Play Hair fixed? ooo H Showoffs Robin Hood Smile Legs Cards Whose arms? Cowgirl Indian Boys at Work IZ Having fun? W- R' x wwf Hi, Joyce A Squirt her! C' oO tired. Cuties . Lonesome? :gif St1ckf Oh! Aren't we cute 1 Those eyes! A ,3 0 x Y I N . 1 r G' 1 f b 5? , Q 4 .P 'D Y J - I RQ .N I K ., ,, . if n ' ' v Q 1 5,5 Q , Qibf ff ff ,rf xx I if dow l: Donald Joos, Glen Huling, Carol DeGier, Faye Sturm, Judy Bolluyt, J J M4079 3 Joanne Burns, Joan Barsness, Joanne Johnson, Lvcille Nohl U L llff me X X jj X Qggggzg dow 2: Harold Kaehler, Keith Goulet, Gordon Greiner, Ardith Ras, Billy Kenner, Delores VerSteeg, Raymond Duncan, Arthur Nohl 'ow 3: Mr. Grams, advisor, Keith McArthur, Donald Andersen, Dennis Jaeger, Fred Cutt, Ralph Nissen, Dean Jaeger, Kathleen VerSteeg, Miss Winslow, advisor K wf rf, 9 . , 1 I DIC Row l: Louise Westphal, Judy Feuchtenburger, Robert Nohl, Robert Rose Betty Anderson, Ruth Nissen Row 2: Ivan Braaten, Ivan Emmert, Thomas Krenz, Jack Feuchtenburger Elsie VerSteeg ' L mg I ROW 31 diehard Duncan, Patricia VerSteeg, Garry DenBesten, Howard Nissen : 5 hichael Jensen, Mr. Pallin, advisor ' 14 J Allx .- :ln Row 12 Larry Nelson, Shirley Haugen, Diane Heltner, Gloria Koehl, 'Q Ida Lu Knapp, Myrl Huling, Sharyn Nylander, Sharon Rust, David Nohl Q fy How 2: Sandra Rose, Jonelle Has, Janet Goff, Carol Hoffman, Janet Morton, f Q, Z,,2Z Gloria Olson, Sharon Sacks, Carol Schmidgall X Row 3: Greta Nocrdmans, Harriet Schirmer, Donna Sloneker, Ronald Pinkney, Merton Dosdall, Gary Greiner, Lowell Norris, Roger Heese, Synova Delp S' Row hz Mr. Behsman, advisor, Edgar VerSteeg, Robert Erickson, Rodney 49 5, QFVP, VanOtterloo, Robert Rustad, Jeannette Messner, Nelva VerSteeg, 4, Roger Swanson x- Af' X A A IX I Row Row Row Row Francis Spencer, Darlene Myers, Sandra Rust, Janet Hiland, Carol Pasch, Larry Greiner, Robert Valnes, Dean Sturm Elaine Westphal, Peggy Rowles, Marlene Schaefer, John Conroy, Howard Person, Jeannette Nohl, Karen Rose Lois Burnham, Mildred Hagerud, Audrey Nissen, Phyllis Brunswold, Marianne DenBesten, Carol Cooper, Maureen O'Leary, Leonard Walton Mr. Arnason, advisor, Tony Ve-rSteeg, Louis Krenz, Lloyd Heil, Harvey Benson, Duane Sachs, Jimmy Pinkney 15 Qmde Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Bonita Bier, Lanny Erickson, Shirley Koch, Daxrell Walton, Lowell Bier, Norman Toop, Marilyn Joos, Joy Strum Kathy Barsness, James Conroy, Kenneth VerSteeg, Elna Ras, Katherine Ruplinger, Jean Kepner, Sidney Messner Mr. Pinkney, Beverly Duncan, Kay Nylander, Avis VanOtterloo, Michael Jacoby, Robert Sloneker, Richard Fults, Patricia Larson Absent: Charles Heil CAQA Office Practice 25' A Qui English 16 pmcww 0 . Ardith Ras, Tr-easurerg Keith Goulet, Presidentg Keith McArthur, Secretaryg Fred Cutt, Vice President S 7 Ivan Braaten, Vice Presidentg Judy Feu- Ida Lu KQHPP, Seffetafy Treasureri Roger chtenberger, Secretary Treasurerg Gary Reese, Vlce Presidentg Rodney VanOtterloo, DenBesten, President Presldent SHQWWW smmqwze Peggy Rdwles, Vice Presidents Phyllis Elna Ras, Presidentg Avis VanOtter1oo, Brunswold, Secretary Treasurerg James Secretary T,-easm-er Pinkney, President A 1 7 Zac D Francis Hiland, Orville Sturm, Earl Jensen 61,11 R S1 tz A eww' we ' sermon Yxaxxnilamvxe' 18 I Xa? 5 ff - . -V 1, K : !!yNf' Q K ,, .1 ff' il .X I A XX Z 7 ,I X , X ml Y x K W, W , Y X igi N - I Q5 Jeff J X X 'QS' ' . 522' f xxx E '- A 7 ' '1z'Ef,-qflff' N f Jw, X 1,3152-. nib 'CPQ-:jf Qbii fy ' 'mf 4515? X f '- .1 vf' A 'if' 7X X - dugg! f pi . ' K f I X X X l ,r .Jy MW? -. R+ -. TT ff 5 Q' A 'N lb, ? -,li-vf Speech by Queen Gloria Pete and Karen Senior Float fir Candldate 19511 Queen Toni G1 M, and Captain Earl 'ueen O'1a ...L-lvvv.. ....,,.. - .... , ,Y I I O 2 My Ar . L any Merton and Carol . and a fan Next Year's Captaln? DBDCG, Ida Saleswoman Smeared up faces Ronnie and Diane 20 WMS How 12 Karen Nelson, Joanne DeGier, Sharon Grossman, Assistant Editor, Kathryn Rose, Editor, LeRoy Ras, Antoinette Grammentz, Darrell DeJager, Gwen Cass Row 2: Kenneth Walton, Joyce Evink, Kenneth Reese, JerIy'Emmert, Jean Swenson, Wesley Hoffman, Jean Frink, Ronald Swanson, Janice Norris Row 32 Rose Ann Nohl, Ronald Stensby, Carol Haldorson, Donnabelle Fox, Lorraine Burns Wea' Sitting! Kathryn Rose, Jean Frink, Keith McArthur, Assistant Editor, Joanne DeGier, Janice Norris, Rose Ann Nohl Standing: Sharon Grossman, Raymond Duncan, Ralph Nissen, Fred Cutt, Earl Valnes, Gwen Cass, Editor, Jerry Em ert, Mr. Pinkney, Advisor, LeRoy Ras, Jean Swenson, Antoinette Grammentz 21 fffiwfgff Sitting: Kay Nylander, Kenneth Reese, Gloria Koehl, Karen Rose Standing: Rodney VanOtterloo, Earl Valnes, Michael Jensen, Gary DenBesten, Dennis Jaeger, Keith Goulet Sitting: Raymond Duncan, Rose Ann Nohl, Joyce Evink, Shirley Haugen, LeRoy Ras Standing: Greta Noordmans, Harold Kaehler, William Kepner, Ronald Swanson, Ronald Pinkney, Mr. Arnason, Advisor, Carol Pasch ZZ f , Semin game! , Row 1: Janice Norris, Karen Rose, Gwen Cass, Keith McArthur, Joanne Burns, Sharyn Nylander, Pat VerSteeg, Ardith Ras, Jonelle Ras Row 2: Diane Heltner, Sandra Rose, Maureen O'Leary, Jean Frink, Kenneth Walton, Ruth Nissen, Judy Feuchtenberger, Raymond Duncan, Judy Bolluyt, Carol DeGier, Kathryn Rose, Mr. Zschunke, Director Row 3: Robert Erickson, Sharon Grossman, Janet Hiland, Antoinettelirammentz, Robert Rose, Richard Duncan, Gary DenBesten, Michael Jensen, Merton Dosdall, Arthur Nohl Row hz Greta Noordmans, Joanne DeGier, Dennis Jeeqer, LeRoy Ras, Rodney VanOtter1oo, Jeanne Swenson, Edgar VerSteeg, Marianne DenBesten Emma! Z ' Row 1: Keith McArthur, Kathryn Rose, Secretary, LeRoy Ras, President, Gwen Cass, Vice President, Gary DenBesten Row 2: Janet Hiland, Judy Feuchtenberger, Merton Dosdall, Judy Bolluyt, Idane Heltner Z3 ' 'gmwl Row 12 Gary Stenson, Marlene Schaefer, Gene Ras, Maureen O'Leary, Shirley Haugen, Elna Ras, Phylis Brunswold, Avis Van Otterloo Row 2: M . Zschunke, Director, Bonita Bier, Carol Cooper, Ida Lu Knapp, Robert Nohl, Jack Feuchtenberger, Michael Jacoby, Beverly Duncan ' game! 5 E 1 5 5 Row 1: Lois Burnham, Katherine Ruplinger, Kay Nylander, Carolyn Walton, Lanny Erickson, Ida Lu Knapp, Bobby Jensen, Darrell Walton Row 2: Dwayne Schultz, Jackie Rowles, Jimmy Conroy, Jeanette Nohl, Earl Meichsner, Jerry VerSteeg, Leonard Walton, Beverly Duncan Z4 -wa Row Row Row Row Row 3: Antoinette Gram entz, Faye Sturm, Donnabelle Fox, Lorraine Burns, Sharon Grossman, Rose Ann Nohl, Lucille Nohl, Joanne Johnson, Kathryn Rose Janice Norris, Delores VerSteeg, Karen Nelson, Louise Westphal, Joanne Burns, Judy Bolluyt, Joan Barsness, Carol DeGier, Mr. Zschunke, Director Ruth Nissen, Robert Nohl, Raymond Duncan, Joanne DeGier, Joyce Evink, Judy Feuchten- berger, Betty Anderson, Donald Joos, Arthur Nohl hz Gordon Greiner, Keith Goulet, Gwen Cass, Pat VerSteeg, Elsie VerSteeg, Jean Swenson, Kathleen VerSteeg, Ardith Ras, Robert Rose 5: Dean Jaeger, Dennis Jaeger, Keith McArthur, Gary DenBesten, LeRoy Has, Wesley Hoffman, Richard Duncan, Kenneth Walton I Row 12 Row 2: How 3: Rowh: Joy Sturm, Sharyn Nylander, Ida Lu Knapp, Jonelle Ras, Carol Hoffman, Donna Sloneker, Harriet Schirmer, Gloria Koehl, Beverly Duncan, Marlene Schaefer, Janet Hiland, Karen Rose Bonita Bier, Carol Schmidgall, Maureen O'Leary, Peggy Bowles, Phyllis Brunswold, Greta Noordmans, Elna Ras, Sandra Rose, Elaine Westphal, Lois Burnham, Diane Heltner, Marilyn Joos Darrell Walton, David Nohl, Carol Pasch, James Conroy, Avis Van0tterloo, Kay Nylander, Marianne DenBesten, Carol Cooper, Katherine Ruplinger, Kathy Barsness, Jeanette Nohl, Shirley Koch Lann Erickson, Duane Sacks, Ronald Pinkney, Merton Dosdall, Robert Rustad, Lloyd Heil, Robert Erickson, Rodney Van0tterloo, Edgar Versteeg, Howard Person, Norman Toop, Mr. Zschunke, Director 25 Judy Feuchtenberger I Qrdith Ras, Diane Heltner, Carol DeGier, Kathryn Rose Ruth Nissen, Judy Feuchtenberger, Raymond Duncan, Judy Bolluyt 7 'im Dennis Jaeger, LeRoy Has, Rodney VanOtterloo 'iw Zum Sem: Gary DenBesten, Robert Rose, Arthur Nohl, Jean Swenson, Joanne DeGier, LeRoy Ras N Sharon Grossman, Toni Grammentz, Janet Hiland I I 'Em' aawzze Raymond Duncan, Dean Jaeger, Richard Duncan, Gary DenBesten, LeRoy Ras, Keith McArthur, Dennis Jaeger, Arthur Nbhl Row 1: Jean Swenson, Pat VerSteeg, Gwen Cass, Kathleen VerSteeg, Joanne DeGier Row 2: Sharon Grossman, Toni Grammentz, Kathryn Hose, Carol DeGier Z7 Earl Valnes, Captain, and Mr. Behsman, Coach 'gg 001 iw Q3 cf- ? , Q bg., Row 1: Ronald Swanson, Jerry Emmert, LeRoy Ras, Earl Valnes, Captain, Kenneth Reese, Keith Goulet, Ronald Stensby Row 2: Ralph Nissen, Jack Feuchtenberger, Robert Erickson, Fred Cutt, Rodney VanOtterloo, Donald Anderson, Richard Duncan Row 3: Mr. Behsman, Coach, Arthur Nohl, Gary Greiner, Ronald Pinkney, Foger Reese, Lowell Norris, Lloyd Heil, Student Manager p N 2 Arthur Nohl, Ronald Stensby, Keith Goulet, Dean Jaeger, Keith McArthur, Dennis Jaeger, Gary DenBesten, Jerry Emmert, Donald Anderson, Earl Valnes, Gordon Greiner, Raymond Duncan, Ralph Nissen, Student Manager Kneeling: Mr. Pallin, Coach V Hr. Pallin, Coach, and Ronald Stensby, Captain V 4 B 'HEQL D 9 , Faye Sturm, Gwen Cass, Jean Swenson, Sharon Grossman 29 'Row l : 0 Y' Z Jack Feuchtenberger, Lloyd Heil, Rodney Van0tterloo, Gary DenBesten, Richard Duncan, Robert Erickson, Wesley Hoffman Row 2: Lowell Norris, Ronald Pinkney, Den Jaeger, Robert Rose, Robert Nohl, Gary Greiner, Mr. Pallin, Coach x , ,xg 4 , ' RX ,R E Q ooo N h '1 ze Sogosc X x ' x Q , S 'tiibvlili 7- 5 'sfo , M 33559335 NJQOIX D QT XI 'DA Q1 ze' C 2 6 Shirley Haugen, Ida Lu Knapp, Jonelle Ras, Diane Heltner 30 W' X X Ju-mpball 2 COH16 on team If PWM Did he make it? Speech by Coach Pepband We're Loyal To You Hancock High 31 On the 'ous Out on the town mfr ek iff' 'RWM What H figure Cut'0utS -W f ,, wow t Y I Judy Roman ic Y: I if ,, . . :N wi V Jr K ' f -- -- Hmm-m-m 2 , ., fr K rr .. -X N bkl :IV ' Four friends o n if Five pals Q Telling a Showoff Reading a story In the lav I Watching 'rv limi f ' lf. ' , A se -tef F - Testing the food Sat in the WT0118 place WW? Moving shot , 1 Don't shoot I 32 9 f ff 1 Na, , .wid JA, . ,gb S . QQ ., . .. W, , , ,qv ,mf f- ly ,M 2 sw X' 3 , P1 ,A s gb 9x3 4 , L Q Y .. y Af W 255 Q ' A Qfmdaaldan gcwgael Q , ' as SENIOR CLASS WILL GWEN CASS wills her height to DONALD JOOS in hopes ---- LORRAINE BU'RNS wills her ability to go steady and be a senior at the same time to ARDITH RAS. JOANNE DHIIER wills her arguments against the republicans to KEITH GOULE'I'. JEAN SWENSON wills her last 3 report card to RAYMOND DUNCAN in hopes he will receive as high marks as she has. KATHRYN ROSE wills her chair in band to CAROL DEBIER. RONALD STENSBY wills all his girl friends from Morris and Benson to GORDON GREINER. JERRY EMMERT rrllls his height as a basketball player to DONALD ANDERSON. ANTOINETTE GRAMMENTZ wills her ability to get on the best side of the teachers to IQIITH MCARTHUR JEAN FRINK wills her marks to FRED CUTT in hopes he will be Salutatorian also. RONALD SWANSON wills his ability to never be late to school to DELORES VERSTEEX3. KENNETH WALTON wills his quiet ways to LUCILLE NOHI.. KAREN NELSON wills her enthusiasm for Chemistry to JUDITH BOLLUYT. EARL VALNES wills his ability in track to NOHL. KENNETH REESE wills his brains to JOAN BARSNESS. JOYCE EVINK wills her love for art to GLEN RULING and HAROLD KAEHLER. DARRELL DEJAGER wills his ability to stay home from school to WILLIAM KEPNER. ROSE ANN NOHL wills her late hours getting home from all her dates to JOANNE BURNS. WESLEY HOFFMAN wills his car to RALPH NISSEN in hopes he makes good use of it! DONNABELLE FOX wills her ability to ride horses to JOANNE JOHNSON. JANICE NORRIS wills her ability to eat all she wants without gaining weight to FAYE STURM. CAROL HALDORSON wills her nervous system to KATHLEEN VERSTEEG and hopes she will make good use of it. LFBOY RAS wills his band music to DENNIS JAEGER and hopes he can play it better than he did. SHARON GROSSMAN wills her quietness to DEAN JAEUER. The SENIOR CLASS dll their lockers and books to the JUNIORS. We hope you have as much fun in I your Senior year as we did. Good Luck. rx. 0 1 1, J Q V, 4 4 , L N Nl A ' A Y 35 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The year is 1976 and the place is New York City. A strange happening has come over this great city. Twenty years ago, an eruption occu.rred in the ea.rth and the city was completely covered by water. The people today are somewhat fishy-looking. You will see for yourself as we take a tour of the Marine City. Look, here comes a nautilus taxicab driven by IGEINNETH WALTON. While driving dovm to the fish-packing plant to see butcher RON STENSBY, we noticed by the billboards on the seaweed that WESLEY HOFFMAN and DONNABELLE FOX are performing in the Opera Mud and Seaweed' in the Metropolitan Opera House. While waiting at a stoplight, we notice JERRY EMMERT in a policeman's uniform. JERRY is Chief of Police. We arrive at the packing plant and find RON STENSBY who has made himself a fine reputation as a fishcutter. He specializes in a brand of fish where all the insides are eaten. Passing near the outslclrts, we see a blond-haired fellow cultivating spongesg drawing closer, we see it is DARRELL DEJAGER. DARRELL owns the biggest farm in New York City. Out in this pa.rt of town, is located the fishbowl, where all the football games are played during lowtide. EARL VALNES plays left halfback. Last week, he scored three touchdowns and intercepted five passes. Also, located here, is the Barracuda Hall, the famous college for elementary teachers. The Dean, SHARON GROSSMAN, started out as a grade teacher and advanced rapidly. As we draw nearer, to the loop, we pass the hospital where LORRAINE BURNS is the head mxrse now. She can say that no one ever died in her hospital. CShe had them carried outside.7 Speaking of science, we see by the sea log that KEN REESE is now developing new types of food from sea plants. Mentiouing food, we stopped at PETE SWANSON'S Oyster Bed - - finest restaurant in town. Major Chef at the Oyster Bed is JEAN She is also a Home Economics instructor at the Agricultural College. Driving by one of the larger theaters, 'The Pa1ace , we see that KAREN NELSON is currently starring in a new dramatic role. A little farther on, we see a large crowd gathered to hear ROSE ANN NOHL giving another speech in her campaign for a chair on the City Council. ROSE started speech in High School and has influenced crowds ever since. On the way uptown, we pass the city Zoo. JANICE NORRIS is the ovmer and trainer also. She tames anything that swims. Taking a portside on Dolphin Street, we view the EVINK ART CENTRE JOYCE is so popular, even the fish come to have her paint their spots on. A block farther on, we see a great church. From within comes strains of beautiful organ music. JEAN SWENSON is the organist. She gave up a brilliant career just to play in this church. We go deeper into the loop. Near the heart of downtown is located the New York Choral Society Building. JOANNE DEIIER has been the president and leader of this group for many years. Right across from the Choral Building is the New York Fish Tales Gazette, owned and operated by GWEN CASS. GWEN recently ran a story on the elimination of blood suckers. Three blocks from the City Hall stands the Pickeral Building 3 covering a whole block, it was built for office use. On the third floor is located the business managers office for Pike and Perch cosmetics. KATHRYN ROSE is the Business Manager and also one-half owner. Moving to the residential district, we pass a store owned and operated by CAROL HALDORSON. CAROL started working in a store when she was freed from high school. As we go farther out of town, we notice another small school or institute. It is a school devoted to the purpose of teaching people how to be secretaries. TONI GRAMMENTZ is the Dean and Chief Teacher. As we near the ocean, a band comes marching down the street. It is a Navy Band led by LEROY RAS. LEROY is a Navy Band Director now besides being an U. S. Admiral. Well, that concludes the tour of the largest city in the world today. We just thought we would point out some of the more important people in this great Underwater City of Today. 36 E? lar 77 -ss. lin - ' .lcidwaaq I 214 76441 Curtis Burns, Roberta Wiese, Susan Person Standing: Sharyn Nylander, Librarian Allhi X M Row 12 Patty Biesterfield, Shirley Joos, Sandra Sturm, Dorothy Nissen, Dale Bakalyar, Kathy Krenz, David Reese Row 2: Mrs. Grams, Scott Person, Mark Lee, Lloyd Bendt, David Haugen, Tommy Wiese, Donald Spencer, Charles Schaefer, Jean Behsman Row 3: Myrna Nylander, Sandra Kay Boon, David Sholy, Florence Lauringer, George Ras, Keith Schmidgall, Cedric Messner, Marcia Oksendahl 37 S WW 144-1 Row lr Gary Waldron, Brian Wente, Judy Flannigan, Mary Knorr, Christine Stettner, Barbara Kaehler, Bonnie Bailey, David St. Lawrence, Marilyn Westphal, Florence Bakalyar, Allen Ras Row 2: Arthur Bakker, Connie Lee, Jerry Joos, Danny Eby, Randy Erickson, Roberta Meyers, Steven Schaefer, Kathy Alcox, Sandra Wiese, Mavis Anderson Row 3: Jane VerSteeg, Allen Greiner, Barbara Eide, Bob Biesterfield, Eddy Stettner, Dennis Schaefer, Barbara Mikkelson, Mark Behsman, Panurgy Jacoby, Mrs. Pasch dm 4-. Row 1: Jean Greiner, Beverly Hessner, Lynne Nylander, Mary Waldron, Donald Heltner, Gary Barsness, June Rose, Sxsan Person, Mrs. Pinlmey Row 2: Curtis Burns, Robert Nissen, Karen Braaten, Roberta Wiese, Michael Larsen, Sheilah Rust, Candace Blasing, Pamela Cooper Row 3: Gene Estensen, Richard Wars, Russell Swanson, Larry Christensen, Nancy Flannigan, Allan Brunswold, Steven Sholy, Patricia Conroy, Cherrie Hiland Absent: Barbara Boon and Annette Dolsken 38 Row l: Marilyn Sloneker, Verree Bailey, Alvin Nohl, Leland Bier, Terry Sturm, Kathleen Mikkelson, Dwayne Nohl, Richard Johnson, Frank St.Lawrence, Roberta Nelson, Pamela Hiland Row 2: Joanne Nissen, Adele Eby, Joanne Sloneker, Dwight Lauwinger, Richard Nieland, Jack Burns, Charles Rose, Daniel Allenspach, Jerry Larsen, Barbara Knorr, Carolyn Kaehler Row 3: Mrs. Van Zee, Barbara Jensen, Judy Burns, Marlys Krenz, Curtis Wiese, Dennis Ras, Edd e Jensen, Roger Duncan, Donald Kaehler, Patsy Lewis, Mary Conroy O O cf!! owl Sax!! Qwlde - ,A .3 .aaa A Row Row Row Row Bonnie Spencer, Robert Joos, John Rowles, Gary Stenson, Douglas Braaten, Robert Jensen, James Haugen, David Joos Karen Greiner, Mavis Westphal, Harvey Joos, Barbara Matson, Elizabeth Conroy, Kathleen Conroy, Earl Meichsner, Dwayne Schultz Jerry VerSteeg, Edda Johnson, Joanne M ere, Carolyn Walton, Kathy Christensen, Juanita Schmidgall, Corrine Evink, Margaret O'Iea1y Raymond Swanson, Judy Rose, Kenneth Kaehler, Gene Ras, Barbara Heltner, Gay Person, Clifford Delp Absent: Mrs. Van Horn 39 HANCOCK Weiss Oil Co. Sloneker Grocery Cargill Inc. Farmers Union Elevator Hancock Record Benson Produce Erickson Hellikson Vye. Johnson Grain Co. Ross Lumber Company Messner Block Matson Drug Store Dr. L.T. Christensen Hancock Hardware Dr. Alcox Swen Trucking Mikkelson Implement Town Q Country Dry Cleaners Braaten Rest Home Dr. 0.A. Eide Hancock Telephone Company Marshell Wells Hardware Farmers Shipping Association Nelson Merc. Co. Dens Furniture Store Hancock Co-Op Creamery Hancock State Bank Blue Room Cafe Time 'Theater Hancock Motor Oo. Hancock Blacksmith Haugen Bros. Steinbring Bros. Home Oil Service Shady Lawn Rest Home The Frisbee Agency Hancock Concrete Products Vert Goulet, Seed Corn Dr. M.L. Ransom Lutheran Brotherhood, Ann Selland Ideal Cafe Albert Timmerman Turners Barber Shop Raleigh Products Hancock Coffee Shop Fixall Asa Way's Barber Shop Ralph's Garage F5 X 35.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 3.00 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.50 2.00 2.00 2.00 1.50 1.25 1.00 1.00 Great western Wool Co., Ray Mecklenburg Insurance Happy Hour BENSON Swift Cou ty Bank Comptons Men Shop Gambles Earl's Motel Wigfields Clothing Store MORRIS Morris State Bank Tintera Implement Co. Hanson Implement Hessner Drugs Dr. H.O. Watzke, Opt. Morris Co-Op Oil Association Morris Grain Co. 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