Hanska High School - Viking Yearbook (Hanska, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1953 volume:

ontenls DEDICATION Pages 3 4 Ded1catIon pIcture ADMINISTRATION Pages I School pIcture Faculty Board of EducatIon Custod an Bus Drxver SENIORS Pages 9 to 18 1ndIv1dua1 Plctures SenIor actIvItIes Faculty credenuals Class HIstory Snapshots Class W111 Class Prophecy Prom Wflte up In1t1atIon Wflte up Prom Snapshots CLASSES Pages 19 to 22 GRADES .Tumors Freshmen Pages 23 to 26 F1rst Sz Second ThIrd gl Fourth FIfth gl Slxth Seventh Sz EIghth MIsce11aneous snaps ACTIVITIES Pages 27 to 32 BAND SPORTS Smoke Sxgnal Staff Annual Staff Paper Staff Wrlte up Annual Staff wmte up School Patrol Llbrary Staff Student CouncI1 Class Play Chnstmas Pageant ChrIstmaS Pageant wrxte up Band wr1te up Party WT1t8 up Pages 35 36 Band Snapshots Pages 37 to 43 Basketball A Team Actlon Shots Basketball schedule Sports wrIte up PAGE 39 . . . 4 -- 5 o 7 ' 6 7 ' 8 1 8 ' 8 ' ' ' 10, ll . . . . 12 ' 12 ' 13 ' ' ' 13 ' 14, 15 16, 17 ' - 17 .. . . - 17 18 ' 20 Sophomores 21 22 ' 24 ' 24 ' ' 25 ' 25 ' 26 ' 28 29 ' - 30 ' - 30 30 ' 31 ' 31 32 ' 33 ' ' - 34 ' - 34 ' - 34 36 KK !! ' 38 39 Table of Contents, Cont'. SPORTS CCont'.J B Squad 40 Boys Sports Action Shots 40 Yell Leaders 41 Girls' Sports 42 Girls, Sports Action Shots 42 Junior High Boys' Phy-Ed 43 Junior High Girls' Phy-Ed 43 MISCELLANEOUS -- Page 44 Boy Scout Jamboree 44 Girls' State Candidate 44 Boys' State Candidate 44 Commencement 44 AN ENS PIRATION This trophy was won by the Hanska High up at the St James District Six Tournament School Baseball Team, June 1952, as runner- SDJ-ww 3 1953 f . ,FI 'Q UM! benig 0 DEDICATION WE, THE SENIORS OF 1953, DEDICATE THIS ANNUAL TO MR MARVIN G OUREN WHO THROUGH HIS YEARS OF SERVICE ON THE BOARD OF EDUCATION HAS WORK ED DILIGENTLY FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES AND FACILITIES FOR THE YOUTH OF THE HANSKA COMMUNITY - I I I . . . , I , - ...S HOME Of the L I Q nv 11 i , n u ' f M Beckstrom Supt Herv1,Mr Cylkosl-:1 pr1nc1pa1 and M1ss Rousseau FACULTY Miss Jefferson, Miss Knutson, Mrs. Keech and Mrs. Stadlg 1 Y K H r. ,i . ' . ', ho's Who Boafd of . duvati 0 M. G. Ouren, Mrs. H. P. Becken, Supt. W. M. Hervi, Mrs. A. C. Strom, M. L. Ouren, O, Thordson, A. B. Anderson ll ll r, 5 I V e Bayard Haugen It Alon Chambard Z- CLASS ORIE ASLESON DENNIS BLOMQUIST ETHE L ELLANSON NORMA FROEHLING ILA JOHNSON DUWAYNE KJELSHUS ELAINE LILLEODDEN 11:27 DONALD MILLER 9- 7' ROY PETERSON SHIRLEY PIERSON PATRICIA STROM s' .,, xl' DONALD QUAM J' EAN RINGNELL YVONNE TORGRIMSON Orie Asleson Dennis Blomqtust Ethel Ellanson Norma Froehlmg Ila Johnson DuWayne Kjelshus Elaine Lilleodden Donald Miller Roy Peter son Dona ld Quam Jean Ringnell Patricia Strom Yvonne Torgrimson SENIOR ACTIVITIES Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Play Cast 4, Boys Chorus 2 3, Ensemble 2, Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 3 4 Annual Staff 4, Play Cast 3 Boys Chorus 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 4, Basketballl 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 3, Student Council 4, Ensemble 2 Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 2 4, Annual Staff 4, Girls Chorus 1 2 3 Student Councll 1 4, Prompter 4, Band 3 4, Library Staff 2 3 4, Play Committee 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 3 4, Annual Staff 4, Girls Chorus l 2 3 Editor in chief of Annual 4 Class Officer l 2 3, Libra Staff 3 4 Class Play Committee 2 3 4, Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4 Girls Chorus 1 2 3, Play Prompter 3, Class Play Committee 3, Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Play Committee 4 Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4 Girls Chorus l 2 3, Prompt er 4 Class Officer l, Class Play Committee 3 4, Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Boys Chorus 2 3, Pro Committee 4, Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Student Basketball Manager 4, Prop Committee 4 Chorus l 2 3, Prompter 4 Class Play Committee 3 4 Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 3 4, Annual Staff 4, Class Officer 4 Class Play 3 4, Mixed Chorus 2, ProJect1onist 4, Ensemble 2 Paper Staff 2 3 4, Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 1 3 Band 3 4 Girls Chorusl 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Play Committee 2, Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 2 3 4, Annual Staff 3 4 Class Officer l 2 3 4, Student Council 2 Girls Chorus 1 2 3, Declamation l Ensemble 2 Quartet 3, Library Staff 1 2 3 4, Class Play 3 4, Band 3 4, Cheerleader 2 3 4, Editor of Smoke Signal 4 Play Committee 2, Mixed Chorus 2 Paper Staff 4, Play Committee 3, Annual Staff 4, Girls Chorus l 2 3, Play Cast 4, Prompter 3 Band 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4, Mixed Chorus 2 THE FACULTY Mrs Stadig Grades one two St Peter, Mankato Teachers College Miss Knudson Grades three four, Mankato Teachers College Mrs Keech Grades five six Mankato Teachers College Miss Jefferson Grades seven eight Mankato Teachers College Miss Rousseau English, College of St Catherine, B A Mr Cylkoski Commercial RasmussensBC St Thomas College BA Mr Beckstrom Physical Ed Gustavus Adolphus Mr Hervi Mathematics, U of M , B S M A . . -------- D , , . - , - -.- - -1- , - , , ----------- - I U- - , - - . , . . i nu . . .' u . 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U : - S - '-- ' 5 . .3 . 3 . . . -- .Q 0 ' 1 .' . u, 3 0 C LASS I-IIS TORY Gazmg 1nto the look1ng glass of the past 12 years we fmd the followmg stat1st1cs that have added length to the hlstory of the Class of 1953 at dear old Hanska Hxgh 0r1e Asleson, DuWayne Iqelshus, Ela1ne L1lleodden, Shrrley Plerson, and Yvonne Torgnmson attended the1r f1rst erght years of school at Dxs tr1ct 67 They came to Hanska 1n thelr freshman year and remalned to become part of the senror class of 53 Ila Johnson completed her frrst seven years 1n D1str1ct 54 and came to Hanska as an erghth grader Also commg from D1str1ct 54 was Donald Mrller who Jomed our class as a freshman Ethel Ellanson spent her fxrst four years 1n D1str1ct 7 and came to us as a new flfth grader Donald Quam attended D1str1ct ll for the fxrst elght grades and spent h1s freshman year 1n Madelra Don Jorned us rn h1s sophomore year The remamder of the class, namely Denms Blomqulst, Norma Froehlmg, Roy Peterson, Jean Rmgnell, and Patrlcxa Strom, has spent 12 event'u1 years attendmg the local hlgh school And so we have come to the end of what IS possrbly the happrest twelve years of our young l1ves The experrences we have had have closely kmtted our l1ves mto the frrendly assoc1at1on ex1st1ng between fnends I n 1 - a , 4? H- 51, , CLASS WILL I Or1e Asleson, do hereby bequeath my posxtlon as busmess manager on the news paper and annual staffs to Orv1s Lllleodden know1ng he l1kes to handle a lot of ' green stuff To Henry Hanson goes my llklng for Farmall s know1ng he s all for All1s Chalmers Joel Nelson can have my l1k1ng for prose and poetry, hopmg he hkes It as well as I d1d My ab1l1ty of never workmg 1n study hall goes to George Chambard bemg he s always foolmg around My l1k1ng of skrppmg school I g1ve to Frankl1n pro v1d1ng he makes use of 1t, too To Walter Ellanson I w1ll my abxhty to get along w1th the teachers Last but not least my herght goes to Duane Marstone I, Denms Blomqu1st, do hereby bequeath my love for danc1ng to Sheldon Paulson ln hopes he w1ll keep up the good work My ab1l1ty to never mlss a day of school goes to Hank To brother Warren goes the Job of st1ck1ng up for the Swedes I w1ll my hklng for sports to Wayne K,1elshus My pos1t1on as captam of the basketball team goes to anyone of the b1g f1ve next year m hopes he w1ll gulde the team through a very successful season I Ethel Ellanson, do hereby bequeath my pos1t1on as secretary of the student coun c 1 to Marlys Anderson hopmg she fmds more time to complete everyth1ng than I d1d To Everal Sletta goes my pos1t1on on the paper staff provxdmg she fmds more to wr1te about than I d1d My Job as caretaker of the annual money goes to Orv1s L1lle odden and my love for bookkeepmg goes to my brother, Walt, know1ng he w1ll be all for lt and lastly my llkmg for phy ed IS wllled to LaVerne Nelson bemg she seems to enjoy lt as well as I d1d My drlvmg ab1l1ty goes to Bev Ouren and last but not least, my end of the table m the lab goes to Hank and George hop1ng someone w1ll cut up the1r erasers and fxll the1r drawers wlth candy wrappers I, Norma Froehlmg, do hereby bequeath my pos1t1on as Edltor In Chlef of the Annual to Betty Fladmo QI hope you get thlngs ready on trme as I always d1d, Bett I g1Ve my pos1t1on on the paper staff as typxst to Leatrrce Welke rn hopes that she doesn t make as many errors as I did To Elalne Pladsen goes my ab1l1ty of enjoymg and do1ng the wrong thmgs at the wrong tlmes and places, hopmg she gets as embar rassed as I d1d My hkmg for school goes to Bev Ouren, knowmg she Just loves lt and to V1rgm1a Oren goes my l1k1ng for phy ed My stickmg up for ' Dodges goes to 0rv1s L1lleodden, knowmg he IS all out for them F1nally I wxll my abxhty to blush to anyone who promlses to make as much use of it as I d1d I Ila Johnson, do hereby bequeath my short but noble herght to Betty Fladmo I w1ll away my love for bookkeeping to Elaine Pladsen, hopmg she has Just as much trouble with lt as I d1d I g1ve my quret ways to Beverly Ouren, knovung she can t possrbly do lt Last but not least I w1ll away my great love for school to Everal Sletta know1ng she just loves It too I, Du Wayne lqelshus, do hereby bequeath my pos1t1on as printer on the school paper to LaVerne Nelson My lrkmg for Ford s goes to Henry Hanson, because I know he just loves them To Denms Johnson I w1ll my l1k1ng for all the girls My great l1k1ng for bookkeeping I g1ve to Elaine Pladsen, hopmg she has as much trouble as I d1d wlth It My great hkmg for dancmg I g1ve to Joel Nelson, knowmg that you and I are always the first ones out on the dance floor Last but not least my abihty of gomg out every night goes to Donna Korslund, hopmg she keeps lt up as well as I I, Elaine Lilleodden, do hereby bequeath my Job as semor news reporter to Vrrgmia Oren hopmg she wrltes more news than I ever d1d To LaVerne Nelson goes my position as printer for the SMOKE SIGNAL Good luck to you To Everal Sletta goes my blue eyes and blond halr and my lunch I brmg to school every day goes to Luella Bakken knowing she w1ll keep It up , - . . 0 I , - . . . . . . .. , - 1 . . . ,, ..- . - s . . 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CLASS WILL fcont J I Donald Mlller, do hereby bequeath my posltion on the humor staff to Dav1d Larson I give my abxhty to get glrls angry to anyone who can do as good a Job as I d1d fpreferably Joel Nelsonj I w1ll my hkmg to Chryslers to Bev Ouren hop1ng she drlves them as eas1ly as I d1d I w1ll my ab1l1ty to haul glrls around to my brother Jerry, knowmg he has a good start already Last but not least I wxll my abllxty to stxck up for the Hanska Co op , to Ronme Botien knowzng he wxll brag it up l1ke I trled to do I Roy Peterson, do hereby bequeath my pos1t1on as manager of the basketball team to Wayne Kqelshus To Joel Nelson goes my l1k1ng for bookkeepmg To George Chambard I leave my ab1l1ty to get along w1th people My lxkmg for ' Fords goes to Henry Hanson To Franl-ne Thordson I leave my l1k1ng for Phy Ed class, because It mnght help to get the marks I d1d I, Shrrley Plerson, do hereby bequeath my qulet, shy ways to Garnet Ellanson, but you must keep them the way they are My Job as typ1st to Vlrglma Oren pro v1ded that you don t make as many mlstakes as I d1d my pos1t1on on the annual staff to Everal Sletta, and the tlresome Job as class treasurer to Ela1ne Pladsen My l1k1ng for school goes to Charles P1zel know1ng he lzkes 1t, too Last but not least goes my ab1l1ty to conslstently blush to Marlys Anderson know1ng she w1ll make use of It I, Donald Quam, do hereby bequeath my no 21 basketball smt to B111 Larson w1th hopes that he can do better than I d1d w1th xt To Wayne KJelshus I g1ve my l1k1ng for All1s Chalmers' Last but not least I gtve to Duane Mar stone my ab1lity to always be Mr I-Iervl s Handy man hop1ng he ll say yes as often as Id1d I, Jean Ringnell, do hereby bequeath my pos1t1on as ass t ed1tor of the Annual staff to Bev Ouren My pos1t1on as typlst for the SMOKE SIGNAL I glve V1rg1n1a Oren, hoping she can hold her temper better than I d1d I w1ll my love and constant argu1ng for Hudson s to Garnet Ellanson, knowing she ll root for them too My busy l1ttle corner mn the Lab I g1ve to Henry Hanson, know1ng he ll keep lt Just as nolsy and full of glggles as I d1d I w1ll my l1k1ng of phy ed to LaVerne Nelson and all the notatlons 1n my books to Joely Nelson hop1ng he can make use of them Last but not least, I grve to Lors Erzckson, my ab1l1ty to always be caught by a teacher know1ng she won t let me down I, Pat Strom, do hereby bequeath my posltion as Ed1tor In Chlef of the SMOKE SIGNAL to Betty Fladmo w1th hopes that she can meet the deadlme more often than I d1d My pos1t1on as art edltor of the Wigwam Wlsdom goes to Frankie Thordson know1ng he will take over the task cheerfully I w1ll my pos1t1on as cheerleader and f1rst alto sax player to anyone wantmg to f1ll my shoes My vast l1k1ng for school and my attendance to It go to some 'needmg ' and 'lowly freshman I, Yvonne Torgrlmson, do hereby bequeath my posltlon as prmter for the school paper to Ela1ne Pladsen, hopmg you have better luck with the machine than I did To Donna Korslund I w1ll my ab1l1ty to get the front seat on the bus To Everal Sletta I glve my arguments for st1ck1ng up for Lake Hanska, providing you keep them on top of every argument My l1k1ng for Bookkeeping I glve to Sheldon Paulson My pos1t1on as snare drummer 1n the H H S Band I w1ll to Phyllls Rolstad, here s hopmg you practxce more than I did My l1k1ng for Phy Ed I gzve to V1rg1n1a Oren, because I know she Just loves It Last but not least, my positlons as ' A' cheerleader I gwe to Garnet Ellanson hop1ng you cheer the boys to more victories than I did - , - 1 7 - , . fu - , . . . . . .. . . 0 7 . .. . - . .. . .. 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CLASS PROPHECY This was my first big assignment as a reporter and I was very exc1ted as I boarded the bus for Purpleville I was to interview the people that made this town famous As I entered the town I was astonished at the strange coloring When I inquired about this I was informed the town was designed by the famous architect, Elaine L1lleodden The buildings were twenty stories high, but Elaine had omitted the first ten stories Every thing was painted purple and chartreuse My first stop was at the local high school Here I found Denny teaching Shakespeare to a group of glgglmg girls He told me that during his spare time he was an instructor at an Arthur Murray school I found Jeannie in a girl s academy She has devoted her life to teaching young girls the fine art of embroidering pillow cases She IS also president of Leage of Abolition of Men ' This is a club she formed soon after leaving high school I asked Jeannie to accompany me on my Journey about the town She asked me who I wanted to see first and I said I would like to see Ethel As we walked down the street I gazed into a floral shop and thought I saw a familiar face I told Jeanme about this and she said it was Norma She told me that Norma ha become a specialized gardener and was not producing trees and shubbery that grew down lnstead of up A l1ttle further down the line I noticed a beautiful church Jeannie led me inside and who should I see but Ethel She had entered a seminary soon after graduatxon and darling boys It was getting late in the afternoon so I decided to go to my hotel room and rest up a b1t so I would be able to enyoy the sights of the town at night In the lobby of my hotel I met non other than Donnie Quam He was almost as surprised to see me as I was to see h1m He had become a famous television comedian and had just returned from an overseas assignment entertaining communists to lower their moral One of the many things he brought back with him was a beautiful Japanese bride He asked me to Join him and his wife for dinner As we entered the d1n1ng room I heard a familiar voice singing I glanced up at the stage and my eyes fairly popped There stood Shirley pourmg out her heart Donnie told me she had taken singing lessons and was a very famous nightclub entertainer After dinner I gold Donnie and his wife good bye and was on my merry search When I stepped out into the darkness I saw brlght lights flashing the name of Pat Strom As I came near I noticed this was a theater Now what would they domg with Pat s name? After reading a billboard I found out she was starring in that particular movie Marilyn Monroe had been poisoned so Pat was her step in and was domg very well in her place As I continued on my way I met Donnie Miller I asked him what he was domg to keep himself busy He told me that he was bookkeeper for the Salvation Army center in town He told me he was having a tough time because it was on the verge of bankruptcy It was getting late so I decided to secure help from Donnie in finding information about his former classmates He informed me that One had turned out to be the athlete of the class He signed up with the Minneapolis Lakers and IS playing center Just last year he was chosen The Best Athlete of the Yea . u ' 4 a . n , I . . . . . d had been a minister for five years. She also told me that she had married and had five I' . . CLASS PROPHECY fcont J Gomg on a l1ttle further I not1ced another famlhar name on a blllboard Thxs tlme lt was none other than that of Ila Johnson She had become a woman wrestler Th1s aston 1shed me very much because lla was always the shy one of the class My, but many of these have made themselves famous smce thelr graduatlon only ten short years ag Du Wayne was travellng throughout the Umted States campalgnmg for h1s Back to the C1ty movement He IS now dr1v1ng h1s new Chevrolet Roy had gone 1nto buslness for h1mself He was chlef chaperone 1n h1s date bureau ln Purplevllle By the way, th1s IS how he met h1s charmmg wlfe Greta Now I have a wee b1t of mformatlon about every semor of 1953 except Yvonne Oh, that s r1ght She was the only one who settled down near her home town and became a farmer s w1fe, and they expect a good crop of eggs th1s year What a full day' I am very pleased w1th the mformatlon I have rece1ved Our 1952 Prom On May 2, the faculty, members of the school board, and the semors were guests of the .Tumor class at the annual banquet and Prom The Banquet was held at E1bners W1llamar1e Room IH New Ulm, at 5 30 P M The menu conslsted of cocktall, veal chops potatoes and gravy, waxed beans, rolls and butter, pecan ple and coffee A short program was glven followlng the dmner Denms Blomqu1st was toastmaster Welcome Denms Blomqu1st Response Dale Oren Comments Mr Tompk1ns, pr1nc1pal Mr I-Iervl, supermtendent M11ton Ouren, school board representat1ve Back at the gymnaslum, Lowell Stewart and h1s orchestra furn1shed the mus1c for the dance The gymnaslum was decorated to the theme of Dutch Garden The west wall portrayed a hxl1s1de terraced w1th tul1ps and a w1ndm1ll was centered at the foot of the h1ll Canal scene punch bowl w1sh1ng well, garden furn1ture, pzcket fences and an arch helped carry out the Dutch theme INITIAT ION In the begxnmng of the year, the sophomores got thelr chance at 1n1t1at1ng the fresh men, thls year was no exceptlon Just a brref remmder of what they had to wear The g1rls had to wear men s overalls and men s sh1rts 1ns1de out and on backwards, they also had to wear men s workshoes and stockmgs 1ns1de out, and carrled a mxlkpaxl The1r ha1r was bralded on the one s1de and stralght on the other The boys had to wear g1r1s sk1rts and sweaters 1ns1de out and backwards, they also had to wear men s underwear, buckle overshoes, a hat and carrled a purse w1th them The 1n1t1at1on ended w1th a party 1n honor of the freshmen At the party, the sopho mores gave them the honor of eatzng thelr lunch, whlch conslsted of spaghettl topped w1th catsup, wlthout sllverward They drank salt nectar A pr1ze was g1ven to the f1rst one fmxshed The prlze was ' More Spaghetti After the 1nlt1at1on, the guests danced and had refreshments . . . O! , . . . . H - - . ,, . . . . , . , . . ! Accordian Solos ----- Mr. Cylkoski -un ui . . . S . . 5 ' ca 77 . , . . . . . , . , . . . . , . . . . . . , . . n Q . a C. ,, . 1952! BANQUET PRCM A r Quai fl., M. X up V 3 f X .ff RS XX X WW X 5+ K gf! Qfgt CQQWKQ ,polb I ' 'Vi a W val T' R B14 0NLv Z MORE YEA 12511 K JeRay Armstrong Betty Fladmo Tl Betty Meyer Ronald Botten -d Henry Hanson Joel Nelson 'T Elame Sheldon Pladsen Paulson George Walter Chambard Ellanson pf, Wayne Orls Kgelshus Lxlleodden IOR d i2 LaVerne Vlfglflla. Nelson Oren 7 Q-av W-1 5 MU Q 'AK Everal Franklm Sletta Thordson Lois Erickson Duane Marstone E? Beverly Ouren Leatrice Welke 'D l I A I Q fa A y JS' l 4' 2 i Q I t 5 ij 4 ' W Z A ,It 1 . N y, ', If 'J' l , 4 Q, 1 ,J , -It fL 1 Y: I U C ' 5 , 6 j . K xi? 09 9, be 'Ev 0 Truman Dav1d Asleson Larson 4' Owfalyb 66,0 '24, QP 'is Krxsten Droen Judith Thordson Joanne Paulson .auf nn ,, Clarence Sellner Warren Blomquxst f Ti -ui L-J Denms Johnson W1l11am Larson 5 Gerald M111er Vernon Rolstad Charles DeL0s Plzel Vmcent Garnet Ellanson Donna Korslund 9 Barbara Hel ling N J FIRST AND SECOND GRADE F1rst Row KAnderson, D Droen, G Bentdahl, R Nelson, O Helhng, C Er1ckson, B Bentdahl J Larson, J Larson, J Botten, M Bakken, D Armstrong, Second Row M Oedgard, M Oren, C Hanson, A Botten J Paulson, E Gllbertson, S Ellanson, K. Ahlness, F Swoffer, W Ander son, D Olson, T Hellmg Thlrd Row Mrs Stadlg, M Smlth THIRD A ND FOURTH GRADE Back to front row G Bakken, M Brandt, W Pxzel, .T Er1ckson, C Plzel, L Smlth, R Botten, G Fladmo, K. Blomqulst, K Olson, D Welke R Nelson, S Smith, C DeGroot, K. Bentdahl, B Droen, D Asleson MISS Knutson FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADE U HRM H pg I Seated A P1ze1, D Mldtbruget, D P1ze1,S Rolstad, M Armstron D Armstrong, M I-Ielhng, L Thordson, V Peterson, D Larson, zel R Vmcent, M Strom, V Anderson, D Olson Standmg D eGroot M Hanson R B1omqu1st, K Droen, Mrs Keech SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADE Front Row D Ringnell, B Helling, D Larson, M Larson, E Er1ckson, P. Rolstad, S. Nundahl, S. Welke, M. Oren. Back Row: L.Er1ckson, K. Ahlness, M.Anderson, J.Ne1son, W.Anderson,B.Erickson,B.O1son, Miss .Tefferson,W.Ne1son,R.Peterson,M.Anderson,R.Hanson,K.Erickson,W.Anderson I I Q54 if '5h: 5 W nwx . 1 U10 VOTE 0?- F f Hu BEKT S LLY a , f vgaif X 5 f 1 f XP? I .pf',4f,9fz 4.4 09,59 5 My yan fi 55' f YW 4? fffgff 4 f f , ff JQ'Z, Wwfff, 'ff' 4,3 WMV f 5 ,,,, , Wg, W4 me ff 1 'fZf.y4 ,af fyffgy X f , f fffff 42, ,M f Tll W fx f nf' V 44,51 y f 1 ff of IW! xgf jf r ffZ?4'X'g4f',4,, ! 1 ff, I 4 ff fl ,X ?W jf ff! 35,444 f AM M. 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Q av if Paper Our school paper, The Smoke Signal, of Hanska Hlgh The staff IS as follows Edltor 1n Ch1ef Ass t Edxtors Buszness Manager Feature Wrlter Teepee Talk Boys Sports G1r1s Sports Artlst Typlsts Prmters And the Reporters Staff 1S publxshed b1 weekly by the students Patr1c1a Strom Denms Blomqulst Betty Lou Fladmo Or1e Asleson Beverly Ouren Ethel Ellanson, George Chambard and Donald M1l1er Ronald Botten Luella Bakken Franklm Thordson Jean Rmgnell, Norma Froehlmg, Sh1rley Pzerson, Beverly Ouren, and V1rg1n1a Oren Yvonne Torgrlmson, Ila Johnson E1a1ne Lllleodden, Roy Peterson and DuWayne Iqelshus ANNUAL STAFF The 1953 annual staff IS as follows Ed1tor 1n Ch1ef Ass t Ed1tors Soclal Edxtor L1terary Ed1tor Art Edxtor Sports Ed1tor Busmess Manager Ass t Buslness Manager Workers Norma Froehling J eanme Rmgnell Betty Lou Fladmo Shlrley Plerson Ila Johnson Patr1c1a Strom Denms Blomqulst Or1e Asleson Ethel Ellanson Yvonne Torgnmson, Donald Quam, Elame Lilleodden, DuWayne Iqelshus, Roy Peterson, Donald Mlller Standing: D. Midtbruget, M. Strom, R. Peterson, W. Anderson, W. Nelson, R. Hanson, D. Larson, W. Anderson, D. Ringnellg Sitting- D. Armstrong, D. Plzel, L. Thordson, D. DeGroot, R. Vincent, L. Erickson, R. Pizel. Proof Reader ---------------- Norma Froehling - - '- ' , . . . , IJBR RY STAFF I Fladmo, B Helhng, L Nelson, B Fladmo, N Froeh11ng,E Ellanson, P Strom, M Anderson, B Ouren STUDE T COUNCll J. Paulson, S. Paulson, E. Ellanson, W. Anderson, D. Blomquist, D. Larson. Class Pla Standmg G Chambard Y Torgrlmson, .T Rmgnell, O Asleson, O Lllleodden, M1ss Rousseau S1tt1ng B Ouren, D Quam, L Er1ckson, B Fladmo, P Strom, L Welke Not p1ctured H Hanson, R Botten On November 14, 1952, the .Tumor and Semor classes presented a three act comedy play, Seventeenth Summer , by Daly Martens CHARACTERS Angle Margaret Lor rame Kitty Mrs Morrow Jack Art Martm Jane Tony Margze F1tz SYNOPSIS Act One The breakfast room of the Morrow home Saturday morn mg 1n late .T une Act Two Scene one The same Fourth of July afternoon Beverly Ouren Betty Fladmo Patr1c1a Strom Leatr1ce Welke Loms Er1ckson George Chambard mg 1n late August Henry Hanson Act Three The same Saturday mornmg Orvxs Lxlleodden ln early September Yvonne Torgnmson A seventeen year old g1r1 meets the 1J?l1:gg15Ot:iT summer w1th a thought of utter hopeless one Aslfgon ness but after Jack entered her lxfe n turned mto one she would long remember After many problems were solved mvolv1ng her frxends, It turned out to be one of her happ1est summers ' : . , . ' . ' . . ' 3 : . . . . . . 3 : . . CK 72 - Mr. Morrow -------- Donald Quam Scene two: The same. An even- BAND The high school band, under the direction of Guy DeLeo of New Ulm has started its second year and is progressing rapidly The band has made several appearances throughout the year These being playing between games at basketball games, at P T A programs, music festival and the concert which was held in the spring The band has received various kinds of music, among these were marches orertures waltzes, polkas, and mazurkas This year the band has 40 members which consist of nine trumpets, eight clarinets, five saxaphones, six trombones, two basses, two baritones, three altos, one piccolo, and four drummers The Senior Class of 1953 wants to wish the band the best of luck for the years to come CHRISTMAS PROGRAM At our December P T A meeting the school presented a Christmas program Christmas at Prairie Junction was presented by the 7th and 8th grades under the direction of Miss Dorothy Jefferson The lst and 2nd grades directed by Mrs Carl Stadig presented Christmas in the Big Shoe Seven members of the high school band played Christmas Carols under a lamp light with softly falling snow Night Before Christmas was chorally read by the 3rd and 4th grades dir ected by M155 Marilyn Knutson Tom and Sally Learn the Real Meaning of Christmas presented by the 5th and the Christmas Tableaus presented by high school students Narrator Donald Quam Virgin Mary Elaine Lilleodden Angel Gabriel George Chambard Joseph Sheldon Paulson Numerous Kings, Angels, and Shepherds Virginia Oren, soloist, sang Ava Marie Elaine Pladsen, Virginia Oren and Everal Sletta sang Christmas carols MOVIES One Foot In Heaven Shortest Way Home Minneapolis Lakers PARTIES Initiation Party Sophomore Return Party Hallowe en Party Christmas Party Masquerade Party ' . . . D ' .y . , . : , 6th grades was directed by Mrs. Dick Keech. The story was brought to them through XI! ix W ig! f, I W! qi, f H 1-ff My W MMM M f, 4' wif N W fd 1 X i - I 'i ' if viii' 'W 4 Q 59 Q.,-.6 Q Q .' F . ' '. A SQUAD BAS KE TBALL REGULAR SEAS ON Hanska Opponent Mapleton Lake Crystal Nlcollet Good Thunder Bethany Comfrey Pemberton Mmnesota Lake St Clalr Rap1dan Mankato Yann1gans Garden C1ty Comfrey N1collet Bethany Amboy Waldorf TOURNAMENT Mlnnesota Lake Hanska f1mshed the basketball season w1th a record of ten w1ns wh1le droppmg elght games The boys started the season by bowmg out 1n the1r opener to a very hot shootmg Mapleton fxve The team contmued to lose more than half of the1r games before Chr1stmas However after the hol1day vacat1on the boys seemed to ga1n pol1sh and started to play 1mpress1ve basketball In fact at the close of the season the cage squad was workmg on a s1x game wmnmg streak only to have It broken by the tournament Jmx that has plagued Hanska for the last th1rteen years In that game the home boys drew Mmnesota Lake Fouls began to play d1saster for Hanska as four men were sent to the bench wxth f1ve personal fouls each From then on, M1nnesota Lake completely domlnated the game and sent our boys to defeat agam The team loses but two lettermen th1s year Those be1ng Denn1s Blomquxst and Donald Quam Lookmg back on the team we see many lmproved .Tumors who should gulde next years team to one of Hanska s most successful seasons We the H53 class wlsh you the best of luck BASEBALL As thxs annual goes to complet1on a regular baseball schedule has yet to be made out However, lookmg back on last years team we have much to be proud of The boys won all four of the1r conference games to represent the1r d1v1s1on 1n the playoffs held 1n St James The f1rst playoff game was played agamst Mmnesota Lake Hanska won that game by a dec1s1ve score of 12 to 4 We then played Mankato, the wmner to go the reglonal fmals The game turn ed 1nto bemg a p1tch1ng duel and at the game s end the score read Mankato 1 to Hanska s 0 By gomg to the drstrlct fmals the boys rece1ved a beautlful trophy We are looklng forward to more m the future 67 71 45 47 50 ' 45 45 51 52 28 47 39 58 44 42 ' 50 30 . ' 59 45 ' 48 65 ' 32 67 ' 48 42 43 41 ' 36 48 30 48 41 56 51 52 ' 60 ' P F1rst Row D Marstone Second Row D Johnson, C P1ze1, J Armstrong C Sellner Thlrd Row G M111er, B Larson,S Paulson NS-Mu 1 v 'Y ff N13 sl , N' 'H I , l O41 1 ,Q 'Q V fs' -, 05:5 'L' 'A' 4 i 1.','a a Yvonne Torgrlms on Leatrice Welke Yell Pat Strom G. E11anson,M.Larson,M.Anderson,B.Helling Marlys Anderson 1 ,V 4, W M , G ww 513133353 iffii' R ru is 1 Q 'I Xxx X, MW? ., 5, 2 'VA . 4- ,,,, A M ,. ,mF'?' W ,-x , ,w..w,N .Mi A mm f gf mf - v , ,- Wilf ,, .J a f' . ,5'?Qf+Az'fl',. .-7 ,gf -' ' igf.gx',,f1 I , A F ff L.: P if ,vu Xi , -,yy ,ivy I. f if Boys Scout Jamhor ee George Chambard, a member of the Jumor class, w1ll attend the Internatmonal Boy Scout Jamboree m Calxforma George IS a f1rst class scout and belongs to the local troup number 43 Gnrls and Boys State Or1s Lllleodden and Betty Lou Fladmo, both Jumor class members, were chosen to attend the o-1. f 1953 sess1on of Boys and G1rls States, sponsored by the Amer1can Leglon and the Leg1on Auxxlxary Orvxs and Betty vnll leave IH June for the1r week s Qx stay 1n St Paul nun' ommencement At the tzme th1s edit1on of WIGWAM WISDOM IS gomg to press the seniors of 53 are plannmg to give as their commencement program, FRONTIER, 1953, a v1tal1zed sketch of history and the events of our school days The program w111 be given Thursday, May 28, 1953 The sketch presents mostly choral work 1n wluch the ent1re class will partlclpate N V, S.. -4 ,J rmx is 9 ' 9 9 I A V u . ' ' t t -,gn - - T K s ' 2 - 2 .- 'o Q, 3 . f W Qt, ' ' . . . , , , , . 'ff A ' I' g -- 1 e. Q fl ZKQX me as ,, :Zz 'P ,Q C f If ' n e ' wr-1 AN! M' , I ! i 5 fy V K X JOM 'en A Happy and Prosperous Future to the Class of 53 MEYER STUDIO HECTOR C BERG 14 7 New Ulm Minnesota 'K . .v COMPLIMENTS OF LICKFETT ELEVATOR Dealers IH Fuel Seed Gram Fert111zers Custom Seed Cleanmg WJ -ak-A Sian Madelia, Minn. iw SLetson COM PLIM ENTS OF HODA PP'S C LOT HING STORE Botany 500 Sults and Topcoats Hats Nunn Bush Shoes for the E Madeha gjwvdn W5 I 4 Shoes Arrow ntlre Famlly M1nn Sh1rtS 7 KA A 1' A Q 5 If n n Wm , ,I EX fl Ag WUI' J J MADELIA IMPLEMENT CO. The John Deere Store Sales Serv1ce Factory Tramed Mechamcs MADE LIA PHONE 103 Tractors- -Equipment--Parts Our comphments to the Class of 1953 Hanska High School STATE BANK OF HANSKA Over 50 Years of bankmg servlce to the Hanska Commun1ty MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPNIT CORPORATION MAY PROVIDE YOU HAVE JUST STARTED YOUR LIFE S WORK IN A COMPETITIVE SOCIETY THAT IS MUTUALLY INTERDEPENDENT HARD WORK AND A CHEERFUL DIS POSITION WILL HELP YOU AND YOUR NEIGHBORS AND DO MUCH TO MAKE GOOD WILL AND FRIENDSHIP IN OUR TROUBLED WORLD DR G .I GERMANN, OPT ALWIN PINK BLDG. NEW ULM SEE THE CHILDREN S ROOM WE WISH YOU THE BEST THAT THE FUTURE QV! .-AMN KL PHONE 109 HAUGEN PRODUCE CASH BUYER OF POULTRY AND EGGS A LGOT BLOMQUIST, MGR HANSKA MINN HANSKA LIVESTOCK C Hellmg Hanska, Mmnesota LASALLE FARMERS ELEVATOR CO. W111ard Busse, Manager A GRAIN CO OPERATIVE WHICH SERVES THE GRAIN GROWERS IN THE COMMUNITY Phone 7824 Hanska, M1nn JESSE MARICESON Internatlonal Harvester Power Farmmg Equxpment LHS 8119 Minnesota Grain-Seed-Feed-Grinding and Mixing LAMPERT LUMBER CO COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS B P S PAINT LAMPERTS PEERLESS COAL BURTON BROSTE, MGR RICHARD BLOMQUIST PHONE 46 HANSKA CO OP OIL CO BUY THE CO OP WAY AND SAVE WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF OILS GREASES TIRES FUELS AND BOTTLE GAS FOR TANK WAGON SERVICE CALL 130 or 55 R1chard Current, Manager AGENTS Myron Odegard Wallace Hetle Hanska, Mmnesota COM PLIMENTS OF Eagle Roller M111 Co E C Larson, Manager Super Sweet Feeds Seeds Fert111zers Gra1n Custom Grlndmg M1X1ng Phone 30 Hanska Mmn ska Co operatwe Cr eame ry Ass n CO Gamble Dealer Art Markeson, Owner Farm Implements an Clothlng d Repa1rs NGRATULATIONS gl BEST Han TO THE S eet Cream Butter WISHES Fancy w SENIOR CLASS OF 1953 M lk and Cream Pasteurlzed 1 D S KEECH Seed and Fert1l1zer hm Supphes Hanska, Mmn Huntlng Sz Fls g Complete L1ne of Hardware Hanska, Mmnesota Peterson Implement Co Clauss Motor Co Inc Farm Machmery and Tractors Your Buick, Chevrolet Dealer Sales and Servrces Case New Holland and W1scons1n Engmes We don t want all the busmess, Just yours Standard O11 Agents George Goode General Garage Maynard Mosenden Al11s Chalmers Sales and Servlce Bert Ellanson Phone 216 Madeha Mmn Gas, Grease, and O11 Phone 54, l24 2 Hanska, Mmn Phone 440 New Ulm, Minnesota New Ulm, Minn. CONGRA TULATIONS T CLAS O S OF To The Class of 53 1953 H C JOHNSON FURNITURE Funeral Servlce DR W S AKRE OPT Comp11ments of Comp11ments of R.AY'S MARKET ALFRED SLETTA Fresh Meats and Grocer1es General M9rChaHd1S8 Phone 43 Hanska, Mmn. La Salle, M1nn New Ulm Minnesota Phone 41 Hanska, Minn Congratulatlons to Claes Of 1953 ERWIN s GROCERY From Jack Sprat Food Store Fancy Grocer1es and Meats Swoffer s Hanska, Mmnesota SNACK SHOP Home Cookmg and Baked Goods The Hanska Herald Carl and Evelyn Proprletors The Paper that Boosts Mae, Donme and T1lda The Home Commumty Hanska Mmnesota ' the Bee and Leona, Proprietors phone 17 Hanskas Minn , . . , . 1 . We Transact a General Bankmg Buslness STATE BANK OF LASALLE Nelson Clothmg Co Cap1tal, Surplus and Und1v1ded Proflts The Home of Good cmrhmg 890,000 00 Madel1a, M1nn We SO11C1t Your Busmess STOLTENBURG MOTOR CO Comphments of Stud baker Cars Sz Trucks O B Fesemna1er M D Hanska, Mmnesota Our Customers Send The1r Fr1ends No Broadway New Ulm, Mmnesota . I . , . . . La.S alle Minnesota . . ' , , , , . Pmk s Fash1on Center for Ladles Mxsses and Ch11dren M P A S NEW HOSPITAL SURGICAL PLAN PAYS LIBERAL BENEFITS Hospltal Room and Board Expense Mlscellaneous Hospnzal Expense Also L1bera1 Flrst A1d, Surgxcal Expense And Matermty Expense Benef1ts FOR PROTECTION AT COST SINCE 1924 MINNESOTA PROTEC TIVE ASS OC IA TION MADE LIA MINNESOTA THE CITIZEINB NATIONAL BANK OF MADELIA Cap1tal and Surplus Sl00,000 00 Bank Bu1lt by Customers Mamtamed by Your Patronage Courteous Complete Bankmg Servxce Member of F D I C Member of the Federal Reserve System Home Bank for Home People 1888 1953 Take No Chances Insure Your Farm Propertxes Wlth The MADELIA FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO G E I-l1l1, Secretary Roy Murphy, G E Gjertsen, Carl Frydenlund, F E Fredeuckson Agents Madeha, MIUHSSOIR New Ulm, Minnesota SEE Enjoy ICE CREAM CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1953 Glenn M Anderson, Agency Glenn M Anderson, and Rlchard L Topp Insurance of all K1nds Phone 146 Hanska, M1nn FARMERS STORE General Merchand1se Merchand1se at Popular Prxces Best Wxshes to the Class of 53 W1ll1am Larson ROMAN SEIFERT General Blacksmuhmg and Weldmg Phone Resldence 49 Hanska, M1nn CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 1953 I-IANSKA MARKET Comphments of E E ULVESTAD, D D S Hanska, M1nn .TACKS PLACE Plate Lunches Short Orders Soft Drlnks Ice Cream Jack Peterson Phone 57 Hanska M1nn HANSKA BEAUTY SHOP Teresa McMullen Prop AL S BARBER SHOP Alv1n and Roy Ph0I19 5 Hanska, M1nn O 0 9 ' J Hanska, Minn. I - , . - - a n d ! J I - LEUTH ZLQEUBAUER llll. ww. ' KNOWN QUALITY MEN S AND BOYS WEAR NEW ULM MINNESOTA Hale S Super Valu Market Lowest Every Day Prxces D .T Hale C W Doyle Madeha, Minnesota JAMES BRN Our Own Hardware Farm Mach1nery Madel1a St James PAT S CLEANERS INC Satlsfactlon Guaranteed Free Plck Up Sz Del1very New Ulm, M1nn Call the Snack Shop New Ulm Laundry Excluswe San1tone Dry Cleanmg Plus Sta Nu F1l'l1Sh1l'1g Truck Serv1ce Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday RETZLAFF MOTOR CO Dodge Plymouth Phone 1000 Retzlaff R8.d1O Appl1ance Ph11co Sz Adm1ral Products Phone 1001 New Ulm, Mmn SHELLUM and LEE IMPLEMENT Case Farm Machmery Sales Sz Serv1ce McCulloch Cham Saws L1nco1n Welders Madeha, M1nn CONGRATULATIONS SCHLE UDERS Jewelers Optometr1sts New Ulm, M1nn OSWA LD'S CONGRATULATIONS REIM 8: CHURCH Dxamonds, Watches and Sllverware New Ulm M1nn THE DROEN PHARMACY Hanska, Mmn To the Class of 1953 We Wlsh You Success In All You MARSHALL WELLS STORE Hardware, Plumbmg, and Heatmg Russ Welte CONGRATULATIONS To the class of 53 New Ulm Greenhouse Say xt W1th Flowers SPE LBRINK'S Men Boys Clothmg New Ulm Mlnnesota CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1953 FROM FESENMAIER HARDWARE New Ulm Mmnesota RITE WAY CLEANERS When We Clean It It s Clean Pat Schurller Jack Po1le1 New Ulm Mmnesota BEE LINE WHEEL 8: FRAME Charles Stemhauer, Owner Wheel Ahgnment Expert Phone 765 J 1209 So New Ulm Mmnesota 2 l ' . . , rr ' ' 2 r Phone 75 Hanska, Minn. 6 I 7 7 ! ' 7 WARLING S CAFE Meals and Short Orders Home Bakmg Soft Drmks Ice Cream LaSalle M1nn OCHS DEPT STORE Where Reputable Names Guarantee Satlsfactlon New Ulm s Only Independent Dept Store New Ulm, M1nn Madelxa Tlmes Messenger W D Hlnchon, Publ1sher Weekly Newspaper and Commerclal RADIE MOTOR Sz OIL Pontlac Cad1llac Sales Sz Servlce Ph1ll1ps 66 Gasolme Sz Petroleum Products New Ulm Phone l KING The World s F1nest Band Instruments TITANO The Plano Accord1an Wlth a 5 Year Guarantee and a Llfe T1me Guarantee On Reeds Buy at The Store W1th a Low Overhead and Save Established ln 1930 BROWN S MUSIC STORE AND SCHOOL New Ulm, M1nn Phone 1451 J Save when you buy Save when you drxve A New or Used Car From FERING MOTOR C0 DeSoto Plymouth Across from Georges Phone 108 New Ulm M1nn JOHNSON S RED OWL FOOD STORE Madeha Mmnesota FARMERS STATE BANK Madella M1nn Member F D I C Member Federal Reserve System ! if ' ' I! I J - ' . .. H ,, . Printing 98 , . ! , . . , . , . . . . F H RETZLAFF HARDWARE CO Our Own Hardware 66 Years of Service New Ulm, Minnesota Phone 131 VISIT E I B N E R S For Delightful Dining ' Famous for Fine Foods New Ulm Minnesota Compliments of STANDARD SERVICE STATION Harold Botten, Manager Hanska, M1nn SPORTMANS SHOP Jackets, School Sweaters, an Chenille Emblems Everything for All Sports New Ulm Minnesota ETTER S HOTEL AND CAFE Phone 21 Madelia, Minn NELSON S CITIES SERVICE Maynard N Nelson, Prop Washing, Polishing, Personalizing On Highway 15, Madelia, Minn Phone 363 Dependable Drugs All Perscriptions Accurately Filled At The Right Prices Velvet Steps for Women 24 Hour Servlce City Club for Men New Ulm Phone 1003 4 Weather Bird for Children New Ulm, Minn d Good Things To Eat Complete Lubrication 0 , TAUSCHECK AND GREEN Dr A J Mc Lean Home for Quahty Clothes Dentxst 30 Years Contlnuous Serv1ce Madella M1nn New Ulm Mmn GAMBLE STORE Author1zed Dealer Jos .T Marturano Prop MADELIA THEATRE Pamts Varmsh Auto Supphes Hardware Best of Entertamrnent Lad1es and Infants Ready to Wear V1v1an Kr Bernard Larkm Phone 163 Madel1a, Mmn ZIMMERMAN'S VARIETY STORE DR D H NELSON DR C M JAMES Gifts Noveltles Toys Dentlsts Madella, Mmn Phone l99 Madeha, M1nn MADELIA BAKERY Sz LUNCH Bread Pastr1es Rolls DONS DRY CLEANERS We Spec1al1ze 1n ueeoratmg of Weddmg, Personahzed Servlce B1rthday and Anmversary Cakes We Call and Dehver No Order Too Large or Too Small Phone 400 Madeha, M1nn Esther and Ed Mursch Phone 100 Vulcanizing Kr Tire Welding S TONE BROTHERS Poultry Farm and Hatchery U S R 0 P Breeders of NEW HAMPSHIRES WHITE LEGHORNS Hanska Mmnesota TANDE and HANSON LaSalle Shlppmg Assoc1at1on Phone 7817 Pd?-5,0 If ,XX , . Iii- 5 HL if 3' Cal? P Q MI 1 r. I j L ,ff N 252 Q I 10 W fe' X 4 ' A N ' A V! I V W ,, f CQ - X P ,, 1 , J SNAPSHOTS AUTOGRAPHS s