Q 5296, 1946 fQ,M4LeJ Lg the jlniof ffm of Jlawhng M94 Sfhoof St. fgauf Wznnegofa Cmfenfj I lllachw ana! genfa igocia! 200195 H s -3- dgkllorzhin- Clie! if gel Art Goess Mary Lou Murphy Paul I-Iallef pl STAFF Mary Lou Murphy, Arthur Goess, and Paul Haller - Editors-in-chief Dolores Ross and Marjean Utzman ---- Associate editors Eugene Bergmann ----- - - - Art editor Albert Wood - - - Advertising manager Marion Franz - ' Circulation manager X QQW V 3 Ming m u! I W Page Four ' aga .fgrf ana! givliforiaf .gfafh Lux! 1'nu': Miss Mimi S1-hulz, Mrs. Aliw- fl2lI'4lllllt', XVilliznm I+'r'i-i-ly Hurry Hit-'l!lp.1'll2lllSl'l', Nvil lizllu-ns, .Iunu-s In-I,i,11g, 'Vimi Nmwmi, Huy filzishzin, Alzzrilyn l'l'2lllt', NVvIling'um Ili-1'g:11m1l, August SL'l12lll0l', Melissa NVindulf, :xml .luixnn S4'lll't'llrt'l'. Nu-4,1141 mu-: .li-rry S1-lmlfi-i', l!vltyAclun1s, 114-si-inziriv Lucvkv. Elsa lilllld5.Z'l'L'll, .lfillll l't'l1lI!, Arleuc Ilielr-l'eldl. Hi-tty Knlzltz, AlEll'L1'2ll'l'I Voslvlln, Allie-Vial Klvilvr. .loant'fmwz1y,:1nd Mzll'g'v1'y liurns. If'iVxl 1-mr: Murie-I Audvtte, lmlmm-s Russ, Pzlul H2lllL'l', Many Lou Alurlrhy, Arthur tim-ss, Murjvzm lvlllllilll, and Je-an Sva1.:'i'en. f I FN 'Aix N J 'l llwfif! 5 Dolores Ross Marjean Utzman Associate Editor: I I I 5? Qing y x . fl .-lf jacuay .xdcluworri VU Mrs. Alice Caroline --------- Editorial advisor M Miss Etna Schulz - - - - Art advisor ' E Miss Margaret Smith -------- Business manager School scenes photographed hy Mr. Edward Waters Q Ufzl U1 , I, .J H Grcufafion I 'l Lust rmfx' .loe Rzisrnusseii, Russell Blomner, Edmund Own, Donald Conklin, Foster iglli'liY'll2Il'l. 'l'I1irrI rozr: Vernon Radko, llonuld Stevher, James lilgzin, 'l'hvodore Iflferts, Tlieodure Holter, Curl Roth, V Howl le-roine Uiorok Rich-ird f 1l'lY0ll and Marv Jane Mailvev , .lery 1, . 1 , 4 . , , , s. New-mul rrm'.' .losephine Johnson, Miss Margaret Smith, Jean Seward, Audrey Heglaiicl, Mildred Husnik, Imrnn Morrison, Marilyn Nielson, Marion Chenoweth, Louise Suntrn, Juan Moeller, Alena Pilsner, Ilernicc l'i'iti'I1'ard V 3' I f it Sifffllfjf Iimis Si'lllllf.Z'PIl, Muriel Audettv, Mary Lou Murphy, Albert XY4md, Marion Franz, Arlene Lleeeli , B.lZll'jt'2lll Viznmn, Iiolores Ross, :ind Marie Vzifrlioiil. Page Five MR. H. W. GODPREY Principal Mr. John Thomas, long admired in the faculty, took over the respon- sible position of Assistant Principal last fall. His wise and just treatment of all matters have proved him a capable administrator. His friendly interest in students and their activi- ties is always appreciated. Under the able leadership of Mr. H. W. Godfrey, Harding has be- come one of the leading high schools in the city. Loved and honored hy all the students, Mr. Godfrey has proved capable of handling any situ- ation. Through his understanding and democratic ways, he has shown himself more than worthy of his po- sition. MR JOHN THOMAS Assistant Principal If ,nu M 12 lllkt 11111 311-, I lvin, Iuh11s1111, Mr. lNltIlNllll 111 rl un 1414 Miss X is V01- ss XI xklizun, 1 I XI 1 1 l vi Y 1 xi s Miss Hilll- ss Svl- inu N Qs I1. 4 1111111- XX llt?l'S, sl ll 11111. Mrs. Mrs. '2IIt'. Miss Mrs. 111 sun Mrs. ...-, - 1 7 , , Q K QUQI' orgef -those first balmy September days when we went back to school with our heads high and our hearts singing because peace was here. Q -the many times we nearly froze to death watching our underrated Maroon team bring home the city championship. ' P --our four All-City stars, Jim Egan, Vernon Lynch, Bob Vogel, and Rol Vogel. -the bang-up Homecoming week with its bonfire, dances, assemblies, and the crowning of Queen Margaret Wiesner and King Jim Egan with all the trimmings. -that never-to-be-forgotten Johnson game-which we naturally won-where a three dollar hatchet meant more than all of Rockefeller's money. -our first peace time Thanksgiving after three long war years, when our thoughts turned to those boys not yet home, and to God's benevolence in bringing peace to the world again. -the seniors, Champ Tramp, which brought many a laugh and good time to gridmen and paying clients alike. --the wonderful white Christmas, with the joyous sound of caroling in the halls, and the beautiful assembly which pictured the first Christmas. -the Jive Hive that kept school spirit going 'through the long winter months. We can still taste the cokes, and hear those smooth records, and see the rickety ping-pong table which was finally replaced by the Student Council. -the three Mummers' plays with their million laughs. -the Stupid Cupid , Valentine dance that was a howling success in the true sense of the word. --the ul-Ii Jinx Carnival, when teachers, parents, and students all worked shoulder to shoulder for a common cause . . . bancl uniforms. -the singing of the school song after a thrilling moment in a game, or the breathless silence during the playing of The Star Spangled Banner, while Old Glory Hew majestically above the field. -the band concert, where pulses quickened to the rhythmic beat of the gay music. -the noisy, jolly club meetings where plans were laid for a dance, a pow-wow, a tea, a party, or a highly original initiation for frightened new members. -the Scribblers' movies, where Sydney Carton, Romeo and Juliet, Captain Bligh, and O-lan came to life briefly on the screen. -the thrilling evening at the senior class play. -the scramble on Friday mornings to read the Beacon, and see whose name was in the gossip column. S -the new and old friends, the assemblies, the pep fests, the basketball and hockey games, the familiar Attention, please! on the -loud speaker-all of these things have helped to fill in this wonderful year at Harding. . Page Eight , . . .,x . . . , 4 L . ' -5, , n L. ,I j L QQ, ff -xfu.,-. - . ' 1 V ' c- P., ,K ,, , P- p. 4 v 'X ' -' A 2 my-1. ' ., Iv ' 4 5 f, . K . -- . .J .1 gk ,f 'J J V' ' ge fin' 1- Ngzlfr,-5' wfjv, , fibkylg-fQ+E V' - fx, f. F - 'd.,!?.A VY' , , . . .I ,I ' V 1. 0 , , ' X 2- k , ,wig k 11--.K i'k:'ji v S , ':,.n' Rigs' , M , ,,l:1. 1' .L '-32 pw: , 4 5N.g,,g. 3 E.gf:'7 ?M, f , k ' 'il , I' Fe X ,vf y Z? -2.1, 5-..2'frf3yigfff1g ' A i im .w f.iww2 K 5 ' ff',j,Qi.4Lyi34',',fv,, QL ,.-Qgfprlf WL M. H Q-W. 2-Jambi: .- is ,fry 5, Q ,t ',-K At . F2if??1?1 i i'Qg,g-gy, ,a, ,fr .fa 33,-m'f z ' .-QW -. -1. ' . A . . A . .r , , . , . .. A 2 xi2',L' ,Al 1' A1 5. 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F g H ' , N elf 1 . , john .fdamoclf plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study aeronautical engineering . . . declares Spencer Tracy and Joan Bennett are his favorite movie stars . . . thinks Northwest Passage' is the best movie he has ever seen . . . enjoys listening to Life of Rileyn . . , confesses model airplanes and coin collecting are his favorite hobbies. aria .xdnolemon attended Murray for two years before coming here . . . says she enjoyed science more than any other subject in high school . . . states that her hobbies are sports and art work . , . likes to listen to One Manis Familyw , . . thinks Going My Wayl' was the best movie she has ever seen. gllefyli .!gl'l'lf:i0l'l attended White Bear High School for one year . , . hopes to become a good secretary , . . appeared in the V-E Day program . . . says that typing was her favorite subject . . . declares that Greer Garson and Bing Crosby are her favorite movie stars . . . states that reading and movies occupy her spare moments. Hefty 130.44 was a member of the Jive Hive Committee and the German Club . . . wants to travel , . . likes to dance and hike . . . confesses that German was her favorite subject . . . likes Franchot Tone and Marjorie Main in the movies . . . thinks A Bell for Adanon is the best movie shels seen. I ofucifg gang is a member of the Girl Reserves . . . served on the junior dance committee . . . hopes to attend Macalester College . , . plans to be a social worker . . . belonged to the orchestra . . . confesses that civics is her favorite sub- ject . . . thinks 'iSince You Went Awayn is the best. movie that she' has seen. Cm! Km er wants to be a nurse . . . declares that The Story of Doctor Wassel was the best movie she has ever seen . . , enjoys listening to Lux Theater on the radio . . , served on senior dance committee and the Beacon cir- culation staff . . . claims she liked chemistry more than any other subject at Harding. Sdaron el'l50l'L belonged to the Art Club, Girl Reserves, G.AA., and Science Club . . . played in the orchestra . . . would like to atend the Uni- versity of Southern California to study music and art . . . claims that her hobbies are drawing and painting . . . states that the New York Philharmonic Symphony is her fnvnrirn rnrlin nrnarnm ik., . ' .A . Ziff, ,4Jam4 is a member of the Saga att staff . . . is treasurer of the A Choir . . . belongs L0 the Science Club , . . plans to attend an art school and become a great artist . . . enjoys roller skating, dancing, hiking, and swimming . . , states that her hobbies are dlsigning and making her own clothes. gfaine .fdnclemon plans to attend business school to study stenography and comptometer work . . . likes to listen to i'The Telephone Hour and The Hour of Charmv . . . would like to attend the Lutheran Bible Institute . . , is very fond of skating and hiking . . . says she enjoyed ancient history more than any other subject. urie! .fducleffe worked on the Saga editorial and circulation staffs . . . is exchange editor of the Beacon . . . served on the senior steering and dance com- mittees . . , belonged to the Student Coun- cil, the G.A.A., the Girl Reserves, and the Junior Red Cross Council . . . says her am- bition is to be a hair stylist. gefdfhlle would like to be an accordion teacher . . served on the junior class committee . . . confesses she likes to listen to Hit Parade . , . likes to dance, skate, and swim . . . says To Have or Have Not is her favorite movie . . . thinks Lauren Bacall and Joseph Cottcn are tops,' on the screen. e0I'92 gafie says that the subject he enjoyed most while in high school was aero-physics . , . con- fesses that his favorite hobbies are carving and making model airplanes . . . declares that George Brent and Jeanne Crain are his favorite movie stars . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota for an aero-engi- neering course. W Adm efleff played hockey in '45 and '46 . . . is a mem- ber of the Student Council . . . served on the senior steering committee , . . says that he enjoyed metal shop more than any other sub- ject while at Harding . . . likes' to skate, hike and swim . . . says that he likes any kind of sports. jaifd Ere em is a member of the Girls' Glee Club and A Choir . , . appeared in the Christmas pageant this year . . . confesses that music was her favorite high school subject . . . states that Dick Haymes is her favorite radio star . . . thinks State Fair' is the best movie she has ever seen. Page Nine eannin e erggren was a member of the G.A.A. and the AD Band . . . wants to travel . . . claims roller skating and swimming are her hobbies . . . says he likes to hear Lux Theater on the radio . . , confesses that Van johnson and joan Leslie are her favorite movie stars . . . likes to dance and hike. llgdfle .Ql gl'Yldl'll'l served on the senior dance committee , . . is a member of the Art Club and the H Club . . , played A basketball in '45 and ,46, and A football in '43, '44, and ,45 plans to attend the University of Minnesota study art . . . wants to be a commercial artist. Aa.. aemfvf is vice-president of the G.A.A. Board . , . belongs to Girl Reserves, Leaders, Club, G.A.A., Scribblers' Club, and the junior Red Cross Council . . . is a member of both the Beacon and Saga staffs . . . plans to study nursing at St. Catherines College . . . played a clarinet in the band. irginia M1cLmore was a member of the G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Leaders' Club, and Student Council . . . played in the band . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study medical technology . . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject . . . served on committees for the junior dance, prom, senior dance, and band dance. AAC? Ollfgefte is a member of the G.A.A. and the Girl Reserves . . . belonged to the Leaders' Club . . . appeared in the 1943 Thanksgiving skit . . . says she enjoyed typing more than any other subject in high school . . . intends to go on to business school . . . names Van johnson as her favorite movie star. MCAUFCI KWH? ' was a member of the A Choir and the Scribblers' Club . . . served on the junior dance committee . , . likes to dance, skate, hike, ski, and swim . . . says that his ambi- tion is to be a doctor . . . enjoyed English more than any other subject while he was in high school. 32604 ine rann belonged to the G.A.A., the Girl Reserves, and the Red Cross Council . . . served on the junior finance committee . . . would like to become a nurse . . , claims that horseback riding, hiking, and bowling are her hobbies . . . states that her favorite movie stars are Dick Haymes and Judy Garland. Page Ten XR llgfdllgbll efghldll is a member of the Art Club . . . says that he has enjoyed art more than any other high school subject . . . confesses that hunting is his hobby , . . admits that Bob Hope ranks high on his list of movie stars . . . enjoys swimming . . . played intramural basketball in '44. any Eeligdauaer was a member of the Student Council and the Art Club . . . served on the Beacon and Saga art staffs , . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject while at Harding . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study electrical engineering . . . would like to join the Marine Corps. one ierwerfA is a member of the band . . . admits her ambition is to see the world . . . collects coins as a hobby , . . declares john Garfield and Ingrid Bergman are her favorite movie stars . . . thinks Lux Radio Theater is tops . . . confesses A Song to Remember is the best movie she has ever seen. lfl55eK! EAOITIQI' was a member of the Saga circulation com- mittee, the Student Council, and the Choir , . . likes to listen to Suspense'l on the radio . . . confesses that John Wayne and Susan Hayworth are his favorites on the screen . . . likes to dance, skate, hike, and swim . . . is fond of all sports. uBn o5e 60111611 says she wants to travel . . . collects photo- graphs of friends in her spare time . . . was a Girl Reserve , . . likes to dance, skate, and hike . . . thinks Paul Henried and Maureen O'Hara are tops in the movie world . . . declares that State Fairl' is the best movie she has ever seen. Aria Eu g wants to be a nurse . . . belonged to the A Choir and the Girls, Glee Club . . . listens to Dick Haymes over the air . . . enjoys Alice Faye and Van johnson in the movies . . . likes to dance, and s,kate . . . belonged to the G.A.A. and the Girl Re- serves while at Harding. awe! Ein plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study pharmacy , . . attended Havre, Montana, High School the first half of his senior year . . . listens to Durante and Moore on the radio . . . was a member of the band . . . likes to swim and skate . , . confesses that chemistry is his favorite subject. gbodzred Moc Wlafl attended Stillwater High School in her freshman year . . . hopes to enter the Uni- versity of Minnesota to study medicine . . . says that Going My Way is the best movie she has ever seen . . . declares chem- istry was her favorite subject . . . names Jennifer jones and Van johnson as her favorite movie stars. Oall l'0lfUl'l belonged to the Student Council . . . served on the prom committee . . . belongs to the Madrigal Singers, Girls' Glee Club, and G.AA.. . . , hopes to attend the University of Minnesota to study home economics . . . declares Deanna Durbin and Bing Crosby are her favorite movie stars . . . says music was her favorite subject. j05t2l' gMCLH'lal'l was vice-president of the freshman class and secretary of the sophomore class . . . was a member of the Student Council . . . plans to attend Notre Dame University to study aeronautics . . . enjoys listening to The Life of Riley . . . says Alan Ladd and june Haver are his favorite stars. belonged to the junior Red Cross Council and the Scribblers' Club . . . served on last year's junior prom committee . . . says that she enjoyed typing more than any other high school subject . . . names Lana Turner and Alan Ladd as her favorite screen stars. arion 6AenowefA is a member of the Mummers' Club . . . served on the junior prom committee . . . was on the Saga circulation and senior dance committees . . . belongs to G.A.A., Girl Re- serves, and Tennis Club , . . appeared in The Kid Makes Up His Mind . . . names Ingrid Bergmann and Van johnson as her favorite movie stars. Ollafd KOIILAI1 served on the Saga circulation staff and the junior class committees . . . states that his ambition is to become a civil air transport pilot . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study aeronautics . . . enjoyed chemistry and math more than any other subjects while at Harding. Oafl COOL plans to be a beauty operator . , . likes to dance, skate, hike, swim, and play the piano . . . says Betty Hutton and Tom Drake are her favorite stars, and Meet Me in St. Louis is her favorite movie . . . was a gfraber of the B Choir and Girls' Glee u . 14 i.. J s........, new K 'F' .f4lflJl ae plans to attend Macphail Music School to study piano . . , states that her ambition is to become a successful pianist . . . was a member of the choir and Girls' Glee Club . . . states that her hobbies are singing, dancing, playing tennis, and hiking . . . cn- joyed music more than any other high school subject , pafricia rowning belonged to the G.A.A .... served on the junior prom committee . . . enjoys listening to Friendly Time on the radio . . . claims that Love Letters was the best movie she has ever seen . . . states that Betty Grable and Joseph Cotten are her favorite screen stars . . . says typing was her favorite subject. af? EMPCA attended high school in Elgin, Minnesota, during her freshman and sophomore years . . . plans to attend Gustavus Adolphus Col- lege to study history . . . says that john Payne and Betty Grable are her favorites on the screen . . . thinks that The Dolly Sis- ters is the best movie she has ever seen. gchar! Cal' 5011, attended Stillwater High School as a fresh- man . . . served on the junior prom commit- tee . , . played intramural basketball in '43 . . . belonged to the choir . . . says Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo is the best movie he has seen . . . declares Bing Crosby and Betty Grable are his favorite movie stars . . , wants to be a success. Wogerf gkioleofer was president of the junior class and secre- tary of the sophomore class . . , served on the junior ring and prom committees . . . belonged to the Mummers' Club, Student Council, A Choir, arid Madrigal Singers . . . appeared in junior Miss, Waltz Dream, The Gondoliers, and The Kid Makes Up His Mind. wake? Ollfleft would like to become an American ambas- sador . , . wants to attend college at U.C.L.A. . , . collects travel folders as a hobby . . . served on the junior prom and the Saga circulation committees . . . appeared in The Gondoliers . . . belongs to the choir . . . says the best movie he has seen was Gone With the Wind. nn ormier is a member of the Scribblers' and the Girls' Glee Clubs . , . hopes to attend business school . . . declares she enjoyed music better than any other subject . . . names Van john- son and Barbara Stanwyck as her favorite movie stars . . . thinks State Fair is the best movie she has ever seen. , .4 Page Eleven afgafef godfemz is editor of the Beacon, a member of the Saga editorial staff, president of the Scrib- blers' Club, and secretary of the National Honor Society . . . served on the senior steer- ing and dance committees . . . belonged to the Spanish Club and the Student Council . . . plans to attend college to study journalism. 6010! CPOJJABKDI is a member of the Madrigal Singers, the G.A.A., and the Senior Girl Reserves . , . served on the senior dance committee , . . appeared in The Gondoliersj' the Red Cross programs, and two Christmas pa- geants . . . names A Song to Remember as her favorite movie . . , wants to do secre- tarial work. Wlarie me .zfuzzi states that her ambition is to become a book- keeper or a secretary . . . plans to attend business school to study comptometry . . . enjoyed history more than any other subject . . . claims that her hobbies are hiking, dancing, and collecting photographs . . . likes to swim . . . enjoys listening to The Hit Parade on the radio. df? OM lfeflf attended Mechanic Arts in her sfreshman year . . , belongs to the Girls' Glee Club . . . collects pictures of movie stars as a hobby . . . likes Van johnson and Lorraine Day on the screen . . . names For Whom the Bell Tolls as her favorite movie . . . enjoyed typing more than any other subject. 34 00105 llggall claims that he has no special ambition . . . says that listening to the radio is his hobby . . . names Truth or Consequences as his favorite radio show . . . enjoyed Guadalcanal Diary more than any other movie he's ever seen . , , doesn't care for dancing, but likes to skate and hike. aiburgin attended Mechanic Arts High School in the tenth and eleventh grades . . . states her hobbies are writing poems and playing the piano . . . belongs to the Girls' Glee Club . . . enjoyed general science more than any other subject while in high school . . . con- fesses that Tea for Two is her favorite radio program. allied gall is vice-president of the senior class . . . played A football in '44 and '45 and B football in '43 . . . was named All-City quarterback in football in both '44 and '45, . . . captained the championship football team in '45 . . . plans to attend the Univer- sity of Minnesota to study business. Page Twelve ,,,... Qp- ,gi mari 411 rane served on the senior dance committee and the Saga art staff . . . belongs to the Art Club and the Mummers' Club . , . appeared in The Kid and Elmer . . . would like to attend an art school if possible . . . admits that Suspense is her favorite radio pro- gram. Myfha Curfid would like to be a bookkeeper . . . wants to attend comptometer school after graduation . . . claims that her hobbies are taking pic- tures, hiking, and skating . . . likes to listen to Bob Hope on the radio . , . says that she enjoyed history more than any other subject while she was at Harding. oifn ornkfcl sang in the A Choir and Girls' Glee Club . . . enjoys dancing and skating . . . likes to listen to Guy Lombardo on the radio . . . claims her favorite movie stats are Dennis Morgan and Dane Clark . . . states 'The Very Thought of You, is the best movie she has ever seen. o5e,aL made? was a member of the A football team in '45 . . . enjoys the Jack Carson radio pro- gram a lot . . . names Alan Ladd as his favorite movie star . . . liked the movie, Gone With the Wind, very much . . . confesses that the subject he liked best in high school was tin shop. Oall lfl,9l'e was secretary of the Girls' Glee Club . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . likes to listen to Inner Sanctum on the radio . . . thinks A Song To Remem- ber is the best movie she has ever seen . . . names Judy Garland and Cornel Wilde as her screen favorites. mad 8Ael'LaI Jf played A football in '44 and '45 . . . was a member of the swimming team in '45 . . . says that he enjoys Life of Riley on the radio . . . likes Bette Davis and Hum- phrey Bogart on the screen . . . says that he enjoyed Kings' Row more than any other movie. fin., ZZ is a band majorette , . . has been a member of the G.A.A. and Student Council . . . wants to be a typist . . . was president of the Girls' Glee Club . . . likes Van Johnson and June Haver , , . says Gone With the Wind is her favorite movie . . . likes to dance, skate, hike, and swim. .AAHE gjglllel' belongs to the Scribblers, Club, the National Honor Society, the Girl Reserves, and the G.A.A .... served on the junior prom com- mittee and junior and senior dance commit- tees . . , claims that mathematics was her favorite subject in high school . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . would like to travel. garfA glngfuncl came to Harding from Fargo in his junior year . . . is president of the German Club . . , belongs to the Hi-Y . . . played A basketball in '45 and B in '44 . . . likes to dance, skate, and swim . . . enjoyed chem- istry most of all his subjects . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota. Vayflfl jtlfnialn vants to attend the University of Minnesota 'o study nursing . . . appeared in Luncheon :or Six and the V-E Day program . . . be- ongs to the G.A.A. and Girl Reserves . . . ikes to skate, swim, and dance . . . attended St. Cloud High School as a freshman . . . enjoys listening to Lux Radio Theater. gfbria cgernfuncl xelongs to the A Choir . . . was a mem- ber of the Student Council and Girls' Glee :lub . . , plans to attend Mission House :allege in Wisconsin . . . served on the ad- vertising committees for senior and junior lances, and on the Hi-Jinx committee . . . iames Van Johnson and Rosalind Russell 1s her favorite movie stars. ua arie jfamer would like to be an accountant . . . plans to ttend Globe Business School . . . belonged o the G.A.A. and the Science Club . . . ppeared in the German Club play and Hi- inx , . . confesses that roller skating, ice kating, swimming, and dancing are her hob- ies . . . likes to listen to The Hit Paraden. ari on ranz 'as a member of the Student Council . . . erved on the junior class committees and n the Saga circulation staff . . . confesses mat her hobbies are reading and music , . . ays that math was her favorite high school lbject . . . says that her ambition is to do Jmething worthwhile. olbdfer greifag lans to attend the University of Minnesota . . claims his hobbies are skiing, football, id model airplanes . . . played intramural asketball there in '44, B football in '42, 'id AH football in '43 and '44 . . . was in ie band and orchestra. . oyce attended Humboldt before coming here . . . wants to be a private secretary . . . plans to attend Globe Business College . . , says that she likes to collect tiny glass shoes . . . states that Dennis Morgan and Lauren Bacall are her favorite movie stars . . . claims Penny Serenade is the best movie she's seen. ernarol giricki on is president of the band . . , served on the junior steering committee . . . is a member of the Student Council . . . hopes to enter the Minneapolis College of Music . . . declares Spotlight Bands is his favorite radio pro- gram . . . wants to become a big time musi- cian . . . enjoyed sophomore English more than any other subject. oan azen in declares that sewing and embroidering are her hobbies . . . served on the Beacon circu- lation committee . . . was a member of the B choir . . . confesses that Going My Way is her favorite movie . . . says she likes to listen to When a Girl Marries, on the radio , . . likes to skate and hike. Ona 366' el' enjoyed physics more than any other sub- ject while-at Harding . . . claims his ambi- tion is to take life easy . . . states that his hobbies are swimming and hunting . . . en- joyed Thrill of a Romancei' more than any other movie . . . thinks that Esther Wil- liams and Humphrey Bogart are tops in moviedom. JQnneiL goofs is a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council, Madrigal Singers, Scrib- blers' Club, Av Choir, and Mummers' Club . . . hopes to go on to college . . . thinks that the i'Charlotte Greenwood Show is tops on the radio . . . enjoyed Lassie Comes Home more than any other movie. Ona feelll all states that her ambition is to become a so- cial worker or an actress . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . attended high school in North St. Paul for two years before she came to Harding . . . belonged to the Mummers' Club . . . was a member of the choir. Ag jf? was librarian of the band in ,44 and ,45 . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study forestry . . . wants to go into the lumber business . . . says music is his hobby . . . served on the Saga circulation staff . . . likes skating and swimming . . . confesses chemistry and band were his favorite sub- jects. ' Page Thirteen Ziff, Qaeda plans to study radio work at the University of Minnesota . . . is treasurer of the Mum- mers' Club . . . belonged to the Scribblers' Club . , . served on the junior prom com- mittee . . . was in two Red Cross plays, Teapot on the Rocks , and The Gondo- liers . . . claims collecting knicknacks and swimming are her hobbies. el'0l'Yle Qero played intramural basketball in 1943 . . . is a member of the Science Club . . . served on the Saga circulation staff , . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study engineering . . . states that his ambition is to become a civil engineer . . . enjoyed mathe- matics more than any other subject while at Harding . arg QAM says that her ambition is to be a success . . . declares that Van johnson is her favorite movie actor . . . rates Jack Benny tops on the radio . , . confesses that Thrill of a Romance is the best movie she has seen . . . states that 'dancing and skating are her hobbies. cfllwwl Goff was president of the Student Council and treasurer of the junior and senior class . . . was a member of the junior and the senior dance committees . . . served on the Jive Hive committee . , . belonged to the band . . . plans to attend the University of Min- nesota to take medical work. anie! Greene is a member of the Mummers' Club and the swimming team . . . served on the Student Council . . . was a member of the junior prom and senior dance committees . , . says that he enjoyed speech more than any other subject while in high school . . . hopes to go into the advertising business. l1LUl'8l'lC0 wants to be a chemical engineer . . . plans to attend the Universities of Minnesota and Illinois , . . attended high school in Iowa be- fore he came to Harding . , . likes to dance, roller skate, hike, and swim . . . states that he enjoys listening to Meet Me At Parky's . . . played in the band. -t QGZWB5 Clllfiell wants to attend the University of Minnesota . . . was secretary of the junior class . . . is president of the Madrigal Singers, Girls' Glee Club, and junior Girl Reserves . . . is vice- president of the G.A.A. Board . . . belonged to the A Choir, the Tumbling Team, and the Ski Club . . . is a cheerleader. Page Fourteen J CO! een eflll' belongs to the Student Council . . . served on the senior dance committee . . . thinks Frenchman's Creek the best movie she has ever seen . . . declares Johnny Coy and Joan Davis her favorite movie stars . . . thinks the Joan Davis show is super on the radio . . . says she enjoyed art more than any other subject. GOKQBII gl ell wants to become a typist . . . plans to at- tend busienss school . . . claims that reading and dancing are her hobbies . . . belonged to the junior Girl Reserves and G.A.A .... likes Dennis Morgan and Betty Hutton . . . confesses that bookkeeping was her favorite high school subject . . . likes to listen to The Hit Parade. .!4l'fLU.l' oeaa is co-editor of the Saga and sports editor of the Beacon . . . belonged to the Student Council and the German Club . . . would like to be a radio engineer . , . plans to at- tend the University of Minnesota to study radio and electronics . . . enjoyed physics more than any other high school subject. jhomad Feel! is a member of the Science and the German Clubs . . . states that his ambition is to be- come a doctor . . . plans to study medicine at the University of Minnesota . . . says thai he enjoyed biology more than any other higl school subject . . . likes to hike, skate, ag: swim. V pefer aaa was a member of the Science Club . . . say: that he enjoyed physics more than any othei subject in high school . . , collects old coin as a hobby . . . names Eddie Bracken as hi favorite movie star . . . says he likes to liste: to Can You Top This? on the radio. Pau! JUJL. is co-editor of the Saga . . , served as vice president of the Student Council and Na tional Honor Society . . . was president o the German Club and treasurer of the Scrib blers' Club . , . was chairman of the Scienci Club . . . was sports editor of the Beasoi . . . plans to study journalism at the university orraine .jwlarfmon is a member of the G.A.A. Board . . wants to travel and become a success . . admits she likes to collect appealing thing . . . likes to listen to Friendly Time . . thinks Gregory Peck and Greer Garson ai her favorites of the screen stars . . . statf that Love Letters is the best movie sl has seen. yoyQn Ljvleafd served on the junior prom and senior dance committees . . . was a member of the G.A.A. and Girl Reserves . . . states her ambition is to become a beauty operator . . . plans to attend beauty school . . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject while at Hard- ing . . . appeared in the V-E day program. .!4lflJI l?y duegfalul was a member of the Girls' Glee Club . . . worked on the Saga circulation committee . . . enjoys Frank Sinatra on the radio and Van johnson in the movies , . . names The Spanish Main as her favorite motion pic- ture . . . plans to attend Macalester College, where she'll take up chemistry and science. pogerf .Herron was on the track team in '45 and ,46 . . . claims that playing pool is'his hobby , . . likes Donald Duck and Bugs Bunny on the screen . . . thinks that The Spanish Main is the best movie he ever saw . . . enjoyed mechanical drawing more than any other high school subject. ana!! ,JLAIJJC served on the junior prom committee . . . says that he enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject in high school . . . likes to dance, swim, and skate . . . enjoys listeni ing to Bob Hope on the radio . . . says that Wonder Man is the best movie he has ever seen. QOAJPQJ .yllgeffy was a member of the A Choir and the Girls' Glee Club . . . thinks Rosalind Russell and Barry Fitzgerald are tops on the screen , . . claims And Then There Were None is the best movie that she has ever seen . , . enjoyed English more than any other subject in high school. Wk!JreJ ulwludni s a member of the National Honor Society . . belonged to the Student Council . . . s on the senior steering committee . . . names Band as her favorite subject in high school . . likes to dance, skate, and swim . . . aelects Van johnson and Lauren Bacall as mer movie favorites . . . plans to attend ausiness school. oid .9469 erved on the prom committee . . . was a nember of the Mumme-rs, Club and the 3.A.A .,.. states that the subject she en- oyed most while in high school was speech . . admits that her hobby is skating . . . ppeared in the play, Nine Lives of Emily,', nd in a Red Cross program. guefgn .itleclr-ic! served on the Red Cross Council and the junior prom committee . . . admits she likes movie stars Dick Haymes and Bing Crosby . . , plans to attend the University of Minne- sota to take up merchandising . . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject in high school. mai! J.,1.,f,..,... belonged to the A Choir, the Girls, Glee Club and the G.A.A .... claims that she enjoys music more than any other subject . . . hopes to be a cosmetician . . . likes to listen to Life Of Rileyi' . . . confesses that Dana Andrews and Greer Garson are her favorite screen stars. Gall el Z0g, belonged to the Leaders' Club, the Girls, Glee Club, and the G.A.A .... likes to dance and swim . . . states that her ambition is to be a success . . . says that Dennis Mor- gan and Lauren Bacall are her favorite movie stars . , . enjoyed Desert Song more than any other movie. jAe06!0I e AOL? is a member of the Science Club and the Student Council . . . belonged to the Ski Club . . . was chairman of the prom in 1945 . . . wants to become a successful business man . , . plans to attend college to study business . . . says that bowling, dancing, hiking, and swimming are his hobbies. QQAFUJ llllll served on the prom, Homecoming, jive Hive, and junior dance committees . , . belonged to the Student Council . . . wants to be a nurse . . . names Dana Andrews and june Allyson as her favorite movie stars . . . likes to dance, skate, and swim . . . enjoyed speech more than any other high school subject. Mgfga ayufcdina wants to do office work . , . plans to go to business school . . . enjoys collecting greeting cards . . . came here from Kansas City . . . thinks 'Hit Parade and Lux Radio Theater are tops on the radio . . . says Dana Andrews and Pat O,Brien are her favorite stars . . . thinks Spanish Main was the best movie she's seen. ibodzred 961645011 J was a member of G.A.A .... admits that algebra was her favorite subject in high school . . . rates john Payne and june Haver tops as movie stars . . . thinks The Dolly Sisters was the best movie she has ever seen . . . says she enjoys listening to Lug Radio Theater on the radio. Pmu Fihmm Jfafe JUL? belonged to the Girls' Glee Club and G.A.A. . . . would like to become an interior deco- rator . . . enjoys listening to the American Melody Hour , . . collects photographs as her hobby . . . thinks You Came Along is the best movie she has ever seen . . , names Johnnie Coy as her favorite movie star. QOAQIJ a5l0eI'50l'I- plans to attend the University of Minnesota and take up engineering . . . is vice-president of the Hi-Y Club . . . served on the junior prom committee . . . claims that Fibber McGee and Molly is his favorite radio pro- gram . . . declares that math is his best sub- ject . . . liked the movie, Guadalcanal Diary . gefa yellciell wants to be a business man . . . likes to model planes and collect anything . . . states that hunting, skating, and hiking are his hobbies . . . confesses that he likes to listen to Fibber McGee and Molly . . . thinks Wilson is the best movie that he has ever seen . . . likes Sonja Henie and Betty Grable. oaefa ine Johnson is a member of the Mummersl Club, Student Council, and G.A.A ..,. served on the Saga circulation, junior dance, and prom com- mittees . . . appeared in Luncheon for Six . . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other subjects . . likes listening to Lux Radio Theater . . . says Valley of Decision heads her movie list. arforie onea states that her ambition is to travel . . . was a member of the G.A.A. and the Girls' Glee Club . . . says that she enjoys the Dick Haymes Show more than any other radio program . . . admits that Betty Grable and Van johnson are her two favorite stars. QM... Jcfi.. plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . states that her ambition is to be an X-ray technician . . . attended high school in Roseau, Minnesota, during her freshman year . . . belonged to the band and sang in the choir . . . served on the senior dance committee . . . was a member of the G.A.A. Sdirkyi Jgaaina is head drum majorette . . . belonged to the Ski Club . , . was a member of the Tumbling Club in '41 and '42 . . . attended a California high school in her junior year . . . enjoyed band more than any subject in high school . . . thinks Madame Curie was the best movie she has ever seen. Page Sixteen ...., 49 .. , ii ,yes K' 3 U1 e 61519015 Oil would like to study psychology . . . belonged to the G.A.A .... liked Spanish better than any other subject while in high school . . . 9f1j0Ys listening to The Hit Parade on the radio . . . claims jennifer jones and Joseph Cotten are her favorite stars , . . names skat- ing, hiking, and swimming as her hobbies. CGFOL jellffell served on the junior prom and senior steer- ing committees . . , says talking and eating are her hobbies . . . likes to dance, skate, hike, and swim . . . thinks joseph Cotten and Jennifer jones are her favorite screen stars . , . claims Love Letters is the best movie she's seen . . . confesses Spanish was her favorite subject. arren enfinL belongs to the Av Choir . . . appeared in the operetta, The Gondoliersn . . . served on the prom committee in i45 . , . enjoyed economic geography more than any other subject in high school . . . names Cary Grant and Betty Hutton his favorite movie stars . . . liked Gunga Din better than any other movie. mffafd JOLHJOI1 was a member of the Madrigal Singers and the A Choir . . , appeared in the oper- ettas, i'Waltz Dreamn and The Gondolietsy' . . . served on the junior prom committee , . . was on the hockey team in '44 . . . says he plans to attend the university, where he will study business. SAME? Jgachef wants to be a career girl . . . plans to attend Macalester College . . . enjoys listening to The Lone Ranger . . . thinks that Dana Andrews is tops on the screen . , . says that State Fairi' is the best movie she's ever seen . . . declares that typing was her favorite subject in high school. CAHFLJ Jgaider plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study music . . . states that his ambition is to become a professor of music . , . is librarian of the band . . . says he enjoyed band more than any other subject, while at Harding . . . claims that his hobbies are music and stamp collecting. Lille JQIJCI' attended high school in Salem, Oregon, dur- ing her freshman and sophomore years . , . plans to attend college to study science . . . slfates that her ambition is to become a teacher . . . is secretary of the German Club . . , appeared in The Gondolietsn . . . played in the band . . . enjoyed band more than any other subject. l9l,,MJ Jam, was a member of the Ski Club and the G.A.A .... belonged to the Girl Reserves and the Girls' Glee Club . , . served on the junior dance committee . . . says she liked civics more than any other subject in high school . . . intends to study law at Macal- ester College. . E052 plans to attend Lee's Beauty School to study cosmetology . . . states that she wants to be a good beauty operator . . , thinks that Greer Garson and Dennis Morgan are tops on the screen . . . claims that The Very Thought of You was the best movie that she has ever seen. Elleljy J 6119 wants to become a beauty operator . . . en- joys sewing and crocheting . . . states that Darts For Dough is her favorite radio program . . . claims that Van johnson is her favorite star . . . says that Valley of De- cisioni' was her favorite movie , . . declares that bookkeeping was her favorite high school subject. EUQPQ wants to be a nurse . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . , . was a member of the Student Council and the Red Cross Council . . . served on the senior dance committee . . , enjoys listening to Friendly Timel' . . . says that Paulette Goddard and Gregory Peck are her favorite screen stars. Eff, Jofafz is vice-president of the Scribblers' Club and feature editor of the Beacon . , . was a mem- ber of the Mummers' Club, Student Coun- cil, Leaders' Club, National Honor Society, Girl Reserves and the G.A.A .... appeared in Tea Kettle on the Rocks , Red Cross programs, and junior dance assemblies. eanne esllachowifzer claims that her ambition is to travel . , . wants to attend Rasmussen Business College . . . enjoys listeinng to the Lux Radio Theateru . . . says that her favorite movie was the Spanish Main . . . claims her hob- bies are skating, hiking, and biking . . . admits she enjoyed science more than any other subject in high school . rene oaibfer appeared in the chorus of 'QThe Gondoliersu . . . says that she enjoys dancing, skating, hiking, and swimming . . . wants to be an interior decorator . . . claims that her favorite movie stars are Greer Garson and Gregory Peck . . . says that i'How Green Was My Valley was her favorite movie. QEAJPE5 was a member of the Scribblers, Club, G.A.A., and Girls' Glee Club . . . served on the senior dance and junior prom com- mittees . . . plans to attend business school . . . claims that her ambition is to travel . . . says that her hobbies are dancing and col- lecting records . . . likes to hike and swim. Mlfeffg wants to travel around the world . . . plans to attend business school . . . was in G.A.A., the Student Council, and the Scribblers' Club . . . served on the junior dance and Jive Hive committees . . . claims that learning new dances and cooking spaghetti are her hobbies . . . says National Velvet is her favorite movie. MMM., Jwiier is a member of the Mummers' Club, the Scribblers' Club, the Red Cross Council, and G.A.A .... served on the junior and senior dance committees . . . was on the Beacon and Saga editorial staffs . . , belonged to the Girls, Glee Club . . . liked journalism better than any other high school subject. af.,,,,, Jam wants to travel . , . confesses that dancing, hiking, and bowling are her favorite pastimes . . . claims t'China Sky is the best movie that she has seen . . . says Cass Daly and Charles Boyer are her favorites in movieland . , . likes to listen to It Pays to be Ig- norant on the radio. gyaine Jgnclzieffa belonged to the Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., and the Junior Red Cross Council . . . served on the prom and senior dance committees . . . appeared in The Gondoliersi' and Sa- lute to the Schools . . . confesses that read- ing and playing the piano are her hobbies . . . likes to dance, skate, hike, and swim. Q ianna Ja lljaciue served on the Red Cross Council . . . belong- ed to the G,A.A .,.. wants to travel . . . collects knicknacks . . . enjoyed listening to Great Moments in Music . . . likes Gregory Peck and Greer Garson on the screen . . . claims chemistry was her best subject . , . says A Song To Remember was her favorite movie. 052011.01 attended high school in Grand Marais be- fore coming to Harding . . . plans to study chemical engineering at the University of Minnesota . . . declares that hunting and fishing are his hobbies , . . thinks Rosalinxd Russell and Betty Grable are tops on the screen . . . likes to hike, skate, dance, and swim. Page Seventeen afa elle eram was a member of the band, choir, and Girls' Glee Club . . . wants to attend business school to study stenography . . . confesses that pho- tography, dancing, skating, and hiking are her hobbies . . , says typing was her favorite subject . . . attended high school in Wis- consin during her freshman and sophomore years. JOAN, CBZIUIIJ claims that his ambition is to make a mil- lion dollars . . . saves pictures of sports stars for a hobby . . , declares that Gung Ho was the best movie he has ever seen . . . likes screen stars Betty Grable and Ronald Reagan . . . says that Bob Hope is his favorite radio star. af? Clfle belonged to G.A.A., junior Girl Reserves, and the Ski Club . . , served on the junior and the senior dance committees . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study law . . . likes to listen to Inner Sanc- tum . . . picks Van Johnson and Jennifer jones as her favorite movie stars. m0l 5G,g W6ll'LgI'tl! plans to attend business school in Minne- apolis to study stenography . . . was a Bea- con homeroom representative . . . admits her hobby is to collect pictures . . . enjoys lis- tening to Can You Top This? . . . favors Lana Turner and Van johnson , . . thinks that Pride of the Marinesn is the best movie she ever saw. arriel Waffiaon belonged to the Girls, Glee Club . , . likes to dance, bowl, and swim . . . enjoyed senior social science more than any other subject while in high school , . . claims Kiss and Tell was the best movie she ever saw . . . admits Esther Williams and john Payne are her favorite stars. Mafarc! Wegne states that his ambition is to join the Navy . . , is a member of the Madrigal Singers and the A Choir . . . appeared in Waltz Dream and Joan of the Nancy Lee . . . enjoyed choir more than any other subject while at Harding . . . says that his hobbies are traveling and eating. errof Aer is president of the G.A.A. and secretary of the Student Council . . . was a member of the band, choir, and Girls' Glee Club . . . served as secretary and treasurer of the Girl Reserves , . . was general chairman of the Jive Hive . . . served on the senior dance and sophomore nominating committees. Page Eighteen CAGPLJ olzhdgaal' ell is a member of the Maclrigal Singers . . . played in the band . . . appeared in The Gondoliersn , . . likes to skate and bowl . . . admits that Greer Garson and Van Johnson are his favorites on the movie . . . enjoyed music more than any other subject . . . likes jack Benny on the radio. el'l'l0l'l gI'lCL was named All-City guard this year . . . plans to atend the University of Minnesota , . . enjoys Bob Hope on the air-waves . . . con- siders that The Princess and the Pirate was the best movie he ever viewed . . . says that he enjoyed chemistry the most on all his high school subjects. orna me gee wants to travel , . . was a member of the junior prom committee . . . confesses English was her favorite subject . . . likes to dance, hike, and swim . . . claims record collecting is her hobby . . . says she likes to see Van johnson and Rosalind Russell in the movies . . . enjoys Bob Hope on the radio. Muay-fy ' mari? wants to travel . . . plans to attend business school to study stenography . . . was a mem- ber of the Girls' Glee Club . . . likes John Payne and Esther Williams in the movies . . . believes Kiss and Telln was her favorite movie . . . confesses that bowling and horse- back riding are her favorite hobbies. Cjwleden maffidon states that her ambition is to travel , . . claims that her hobbies are bowling and hik- ing , . . belonged to the Girls' Glee Club . . . enjoyed senior social science more than any other high school subject . . . likes to dance and hike . . , says she enjoys listening to The Hit Parade on the radio. ol,0l'efta eye? is a member of the Student Council, G.A.A., and Saga circulation committeee . . . confesses her hobbies are horseback riding and col- lecting foreign money . . . states that her ambition is to travel . . . admits that German was her favorite subject . . . says that Den- nis Morgan and Greer Garson are her fa- vorite movie stars. O oflfla LX belonged to the' A5 lClibir, and the G.A.A. . . . was a member of the Junior Girl Re- serves . , . appeared in the operetta, The Gondoliersn . . . plans to attend Hamline University . . . admits her favorite stars are Greer Garson and Bing Crosby . . . thinks The Valley of Decisioni' was the best movie she ever saw. oan Woemr belonged to the Scribblers' Club, G.A.A., and Girl Reserves . is a library assistant . . . played in the band . . . served on committees for the junior and senior dances and the Jive Hive . . . states that her ambition is to become a dressmaker , . . plans to attend Macalester College to study dressmaking. jA eferie 00l e is a G.A.A. Board member . . .belonged to the Red Cross Council and the band , . . served as junior class secretary . . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject in high school . . . wants to be a good stenographer . . . claims A Song To Remember was the best movie she has ever seen. af? OFDM, HFPL? is co-editor of the Saga, and circulation man- ager of the Beacon . . . belonged to the National Honor Society, Junior Red Cross Council, G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Scribblegs, Club and Girls' Tennis Club , . . served on the junior dance and the Saga circula- tion committees . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota. Ban ezion was a member of the Girl Reserves, the Ski Club, the Bowling Team, and G.A.A .... belonged to the AU Choir . . . appeared in the '44 and '45 Christmas programs . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study law . . . enjoyed English more than any other high school subject. larifyn iegien wants to become a secretary . . . plans to attend Macalester to study business admin- istration . , . was a member of the A Choir and the Madrigal Singers . . . ap- peared in t'The Gondoliersv . . . likes Dana Andrews in the movies . . . thinks State Fair is the best movie she has seen . , . likes to listen to UMa Perkins . Q . aid .yafdran says that her ambition is to travel . . . served on the junior class committee . . . was a member of the band during her junior year . , . names shorthand as her favorite subject . . . says that her hobby is collecting snapshots . . . enjoys dancing, skating, hiking, and swimming . . . intends to go to business college, 0l'l'lCL 60l'l is secretary of the Mummersi Club . , . was a member of the junior prom and the senior dance committees . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . belonged to the choir for two years . . . says she enjoys the Frank Sinatra radio program . . . likes Greg- ory Peck on the screen. MAKAGM W0lltg0l'Ylel'g played intramural basketball in '44 . . . hopes to become a millionaire . . . enjoyed chem- istry more than any other subject while at Harding . . . states that eating and sleeping are his hobbies . , . says that Woody Herman is his favorite radio star . . . claims Going My Way is the best movie he has ever seen. orna orriaon was a member of the G.A.A. and the A Choir . . . appeared in The Gondoliersn . . . served on the senior dance committee . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study nursing . , . thinks Van Johnson and Esther Williams are tops on the screen . . . enjoyed English more than any other subject. gchar! murray was on the hockey team in '45 and '46 . . , states that his ambition is to travel . . . claims that his hobbies are sports of any kind . . . says that Gunga Din was the best movie he has ever seen . . . claims that Bob Hope and Lana Turner are his favorites in Hollywood. ,Magi We lion wants to travel . . . belonged to the G.A.A. . . . confesses that typing was her favorite subject , . . likes to dance and hike . . . listens to Bob Hope on the radio . . . thinks Margaret O'Brien and Sonny Tufts are tops in movieland . . . says Home in Indiana is the best movie she's seen. g7Jl'l'll,Ll'lJ OWL says he wants to be a draftsman . . . served on the Saga circulation committee . . . likes to hike and fish . -. . claims An American Romance is the best movie he has ever seen , . . states that Ronald Reagan is his favorite screen star . . . enjoyed drafting and math more than any other subjects. Sdirge den is a member of the A Choir and the Girls' Glee Club , . . says that she enjoyed biology more than any other subject . . . collects salt shakers and sheet music for a hobby . . . declares that Suspense is her favorite radio program . . . claims her ambition is to live in peace. JOAN, Offlllllli went to St, Thomas Academy during his freshman and sophomore years . . . claims that his ambition is to become a millionaire . . . likes to swim . . , says that The Span- ish Main is the best movie he has ever seen . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope on the radio . Page Nineteen HLOWLULJ Weflrf admits his ambition is to get a job . . . en- joys hunting , . . thinks Bob Hope and Humphrey Bogart are tops on the screen . . . says State Fair was the best movie he has ever seen . . . likes to listen to Bob Hope on the radio . . . enjoys dancing and swim- ming. Oruifgz ,Octagon plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study engineering . . . claims that his am- bition is to become rich . . .nsays that his hobby is hunting . . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other high school subject . . . was a member of the Science Club . . . likes to skate and swim. aan elain served on the Saga art stalf, Beacon staff, Jive Hive committee, and senior dance com- mittee . . . is a member of the Art Club, G.A.A., and Student Council . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study art and English . . . confesses her ambition is to travel and meet people. Jcannefl Pon played B football and intramural basketball in '43 . , . belonged to the band and the German Club . . . would like to join the Navy after graduation . . . declares A Song to Remember was the best movie he has seen . . , likes to dance, skate and swim . . . enjoys chemistry more than any other subject. ernice fgrifcdarvl plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . confesses that her ambition is to Hy an airplane , . . served on the junior prom com- mittee . . . enjoys Bob Hope's radio pro- gram . . . thinks You Came Alongi' is the best movie she has ever seen . . . names In- grid Bergman as her favorite movie star. Clfgllfef QGJOUJL belonged to the Girls' Glee Club and the AH Choir . . . hopes to be a radio vocalist . . . enjoys sports, playing the piano, skating, and attending movies . . . claims that Greg- ory Peck and Dana Andrews are her favorite movie stars . , . says that The Valley of Decision was her favorite movie. JOJBIQL Qarilllblririell was sophomore class president . . . worked on the Saga circulation and senior steering committees . . . declares that Spencer Tracy is his favorite movie star . . . plans to at- tend the University of Minnesota to study law . . . says ,that his ambition is to be a success . . . names chemistry as his fa- vorite subject. Page Twenty Raef! paf4l'n60 is vice-president of the band . . . served on the Student Council . . . was on the junior prom and the St. Pat's dance committees . . . appeared in the V-E Day program . . . hopes to enter the Minneapolis College of Music , . . says Robert Taylor and Katherine Grayson are his favorite stars. Hefty PML says that her ambition is to become a beauty operator . . . attended school in Downing, Wisconsin, during her freshman and sopho- more years . . . claims that her hobby is roller skating , . . was a member of the band . . . enjoyed band more than any other sub- ject . . . likes the Blind Date radio show. 0l'll'la petel'50Il wants to be a radio star . . . enjoys dancing and skating . , . is a cheerleader . . . served on the junior prom and junior dance com- mittees . . . is a member of the choir and Girls' Glee Club . . . appeared in The Gondoliers . . . thinks Rhapsody in Blue is the best movie she has ever seen. Oafl ' pdtel' names teaching or laboratory work as her ambition . . . hopes to attend the Univer- sity of Minnesota . . . says that The Hit Parade is her favorite radio program . . . enjoyed uGoing My Way more than any other picture . . , considers Gregory Peck her favorite cinema star . . . belonged to the G.A.A. and the Student Council. el'l'l0l'l MCM? is president of the National Honor Society . . , wants to travel . . . served on the Saga circulation committee and the Student Coun- cil . . . thinks Abbott and Costello are tops on the screen . . . enjoys listening to The Hit Parade . . . likes to dance, drive, and skate . . . was in this year's Christmas pageant. Oflllall aflaftf attended Johnson High School before coming here . . . played basketball in '44 . . . wants to join the Navy . . . likes to listen to Dulfy's Tavern . , . enjoys skating, hik- ing, and swimming . . . says that Greer Gar- son and Walter Pidgeon are his favorite movie stars . . . confesses that playing drums in an orchestra is his hobby. pafricia Kafka says she wants to travel . , . likes to dance, roller skate, and hike . . . belonged to the G.A.A. in,her freshman and sophomore years . . . thinks Van Johnson and June Haver are tops in movieland . . , likes to listen to The Hit Paraden . , . confesses that typing was her favorite subject. nna GUCALQMQI' belonged to the G.A.A .... served on the senior dance committee , . . confesses that eating and sleeping are her hobbies . . . says joseph Cotten and Betty Hutton are her favorite movie stars . . . claims that her ambition is to travel . . . thinks chemistry was her favorite subject while in school. MUNI? QOLQIJMJ is recording secretary of the G.A.A .... was on the G.A.A. Board in her junior and senior years . . . belonged to the A Choir and Girls, Glee Club . . . appeared in the operetta, The Gondoliersy' . . . was on the Tumbling Team for three years . . . de- clares that her hobbies are dancing, swimming, and fishing. ruie often er? hopes to be a great cartoonist some day . . . enjoys boxing and wood carving . . . says that he enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject in high school . . . names Margaret O'Brien and Danny Kaye as his favorite screen stars . . . likes to listen to Bob Hope on the radio. lgoderf pods prefers the Navy to any other branch of the service . . . hopes to be a draftsman . . . would like to study engineering . . . enjoys listening to Jack Kirkwood . . . thinks For Whom the Bell Tollsv is the best movie he's ever seen . . . says Bing Crosby and Bob Hope are tops on the screen. 0l 0l'7le Owe is president of the senior class and of the Mummers' Club , . . was president of the freshman class . . . admits that speech is his favorite subject . . . played in Q'-junior Miss and Luncheon for Six . . . says Jack Benny is his choice of radio stars . . . declares his ambition is to be a radio announcer. old auro was treasurer of the band . . . belonged to the Scribblers' Club, the junior Red Cross Council, and the Student Council . . . served on the- junior dance, the Hi-Jinx, and the St. Pat's dance committees . . . confesses that her ambition is to be able to play in a symphony orchestra. Mgbl5f .SJCACZUQP is a member of the Student Council . . . belonged to the Art Club . . . served on the junior ring and senior steering committees . . . hopes to become a commercial artist , . . plans to attend the University of Indiana to study art . . . enjoyed art more than any other subject while at Harding. ogiela ine Radar!! is secretary of the senior class . . , was on the senior dance committee . . . enjoys playing the piano and listening to Radio Theaterv . . . plans to attend Hamline University, where she will study chemistry and photog- raphy . . . declares that math and chemistry were her favorite subjects in high school. orraine Rzgey wants to be a florist . . . claims music is her hobby . . . is a member of the G.A.A. and Girl Reserves . . . confesses math was her favorite subject . . . likes to skate, hike, and swim . . . prefers Lon McAllister and Jen- nifer Jones . . . thinks Imitation of Lifel' is the best movie she has seen. 0 0l e5 065 Q5 f is associate editor of the Beacon and the Saga . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota, to study to be a laboratory tech- nician . . . served on the Student Council, senior dance committee, traffic committee, and as a stamp monitor . . . is member of the G.A.A., Girl Reserves, Scribblers', and Sci- Calj served on the Saga circulation staff . . . was a member of the Science Club . . . plans to attend Cornell University, to take pre-flight training . . . confesses that his ambition is to join the Navy Air Corps . . . says that he enjoyed physics more than any subject while at Harding. ence Clubs. .!QnnefL lgufmef was a member of the hockey team in both '45 and '46 . . , says he likes to swim and skate . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study engineering . . . confesses that he enjoyed math more than any other subject . . . was a member of the Student Council. arion Sckagerf says her ambition is to be a nurse . . . thinks Alan Ladd, Dennis Morgan, and Van john- son are tops on the screen . . . likes to hike and swim . Q . admits her hobbies are reading and dancing . . , claims her favorite radio program is Friendly Timei' . . . enjoyed State Fairv more than any other movie. oio Scdihgen was a member of the National Honor So- ciety and the G.A.A ..,. served on the Saga circulation committee . . . wants to be a stenographer . . . says that she enjoys dancing, hiking, and talking . . . likes to listen to Friendly Time . . . declares that Sergeant Yorkn was her favorite movie. Page Twenty-one arion Scdihgen belongs to the Girls' Glee Club and G.A.A. . . . hopes to become a good typist . . . likes to skate and dance . . . admits that Gregory Peck, Bob Hope, and Lana Turner are her favorite movie stars . . . confesses that Going My Way is the best movie she has ever seen. orraine Scarammen appeared in the V-E Day program . . . admits that sports are her hobby . . . con- fesses that she enjoyed biology more than any other subject . . . names Dane Clark and Margaret O'Brien as her favorites in the movie world .. . says that Bob Hope and Bing Crosby are her favorite radio stars. pafricia .Sting would like to be a model . . . confesses that het hobby is collecting records . . . likes to dance and swim . . . says senior science was her favorite subject . , . thinks Frank Sinatra and Lana Turner are tops on the screen . . . admits that A Song to Remember' was her favorite movie. ean eagfen is managing editor of the Beacon and a member of the Saga staff . , . is secretary of the Scribblers' Club . , . was a member of the National Honor Society, German Club, Girl Reserves, G.A.A. Board, Leaders' Club, and the band , . . plans to attend North Central College at Naperville, Illinois. amea .Sie iger served on the senior dance committee . . . says girls and fishing are his hobbies . . . likes to skate, dance, hike, and swim , . . confesses his favorite subject was math . . . thinks Peter Lorre and Cass Daly are tops in movieland . . . believes Arsenic and Old Lace is the best movie he has seen. Olllla Shand? wants to be a career girl . . . was secretary- treasurer of the freshman class . .. served on the junior finance committee . . . belonged to the G.A.A., the Girl Reserves, the Ski Club, and the Student Council . . . says driving a car is her hobby . . . likes movie stars Gregory Peck and joseph Cotten. elle belongs to the band and choir . , . attended school in Fergus Falls, during his freshman year . . , says that his ambition is to go into business for himself . . . declares his hobby is collecting records . . . likes to skate, hike, and swim . . . states that Northwest Passage was the best movie he's seen, Page Twenty-two gi ND-m gerafcbne .syckmiclf belonged to the G.A.A .... was a member of the Junior Girl Reserves . . . would like to study hairdressing . . . states her hobbies are sewing and collecting pictures . . . thinks Thirty Seconds Over Tokyoi' was the best movie she ever saw . . , enjoys listening to The Hit Parade on the radio. Jo .Anne Scdreider is a member of the Art Club . . . served on the Saga art staff this year . . . intends to go to aft school after graduation . . . states that her hobbies are swimming and hotse- back riding . , . says she prefers Lauren Bacall and Gregory Peck to any other movie stars. SLQKCJOH SCOP? was a member of the track team in '43, '44, and '45 . . . played A football in '44 and '45 . . . enjoyed wood shop . . . likes hunt- ing and fishing . . . plans to attend the Uni- versity of Minnesota . . . states he liked the movie, Robin Hood, very much . . . enjoys the Charlie McCarthy show. onafvl appeared in Joan of the Nancy Lee, Waltz Dreamf, and The Gondoliers . . . likes to skate, swim, and hike . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope on the radio . . . says Van Johnson tops his star list . . . was a member of the Student Council . . . wants to be a mechanic. Gall QLUGPJ plans to attend the University of Minnesota . . . is a member of the G.A.A. Board, the band, the National Honor Society, and the Girl Reserves . . . served on the senior dance committee, and as secretary of the band . . . likes Dana Andrews and Jeanne Crain . . . enjoys dancing, hiking and swimming. .gzirdy Skern served on the junior prom committee and the senior dance committees . . . belonged to the GA.A ..,. states that her hobby is traveling . . . says that she enjoys listening to Judy Canova on the radio . . . claims that her ambition is to make a million dollars . . . likes to skate and swim. irginia Smifh was a member of the junior and senior dance committees . . . belonged to the G.A.A .... claims that she would like to be a nurse , . . makes a hobby of collecting things . . . enjoys listening to Friendly Time . . . confesses that Bing Crosby and Dick Haymes are her favorite movie stars. aria:-ie .S7oc!erAecL states that her ambition is to have an ex- cellent dress shop . . . belongs to the G.A.A. . . . enjoys skiing more than any other sport . . . attended Pine City High School during her freshman year . . , liked biology more than any other subject while in high school . . . wants to go to business school. gfaine .Sou ino claims chemistry was her favorite subject . . . wants to travel . . . says spending money is her favorite hobby . . . names Jeanne Crain and Tom Drake as her favorite movie stars . . . likes to listen to Friendly Time and The Hit Parade . . . confesses that State Fair is the best movie she's ever seen. l0l'0fLy .SQQPOU 0 plans to be a nurse . . . confesses that her favorite hobby is ice skating . . . claims that John Payne is her favorite movie actor and that The Story of G.I, Joe the best movie she has ever seen . . . was a member of the G.A.A. and Girls' Glee Club. EJWHPJ 3614 played A football in '43 and '45 . . . was a member of the hockey team in '43, '44, '45, and '46 . , . belonged to the H Club . . . says he enjoyed studying aero- physics . . . likes Bob Hope's radio program . . . confesses Bing Crosby and Bob Burns are his favorite movie stars. lzbonafcl Semi? admits that his ambition is to graduate . . . enjoys going to movies and keeping late hours . , . declares that his favorite movie stars are Bob Hope and Bugs Bunny . . . thinks Wake Island is the best movie he has ever seen . . . claims that gym was his favorite subject in high school. M4014 EPDM? enjoyed economic geography more than any other subject while in high school . . . wants to be a millionaire . , . likes to hunt, skate, hike and swim . . . names Alan Ladd and Bugs Bunny as his favorite stars . . . thinks To Have and Have Not was the best movie he ever saw. Ziff, Sands likes to dance, skate, hike, and swim . , . wants to be an artist . . . claims that Spanish was her favorite subject . . . names Greer Garson and Gregory Peck as her favorite movie stars . . . says that Love Letters was her favorite movie . . . enjoys listening to Bob Hope on the radio. ouide Sonfra wants to be a success . . . would like to at- tend the University of Minnesota . . . col- lects souvenirs as a hobby . . . served on the Saga and the Beacon circulation committee . . . belongs to the Scribblers' club . . . ap- peared in the V-E day program . . . enjoys skating, hiking, and swimming . . . likes the Lux Radio Theater. Haze! Scan? er is a member of the A Choir and the G.A.A .... belonged to the Girls' Glee Club . . . appeared in the operetta, The Gondoliers . , . says she enjoyed music more than any other subject while in high school . . . plans to attend Rasmussen Business Col- lege to study comptometer work after gradua- tion. gl'0l'l .SQGAGHOW is serving as a S2lc in the U. S. Navy at present . , . belonged to the A Choir and the Student Council in '45 . . . claims roller skating and ice skating are his favorite hob- bies . . . thinks the movie, Kiss and Tell, was rhe best one that he ever saw. onafol SQCAQI' plans to attencl the University of Minnesota . , . is president of the Hi-Y Club . . . served on the junior prom committee and the Saga circulation staff . . . belongs to the boys' H Club and to the Student Council . . . was a member of the '44, '45, and '46 track teams. onafcf 30020500 plans to attend Dunwoody Institute to study engineering .. . was a member of the Science Club, the Ski Club, and the Rifle Team . . . likes to dance, skate, and swim . . . thinks that Bob Hope is tops on the air waves . . . says he likes to see Bugs Bunny in the movies. ' eo, sam served on the senior dance committee . . . is a cheerleader . . . went to Fremont High in Oakland, California, during his sophomore and junior years . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota after graduation . . . enjoys listening to 'Spotlight Bands on the radio . . . admits choir was his favo- rite high school subject. eff! 0I'l l,Uel'l5 Oil likes to listen to the Bob Hope show on the radio . . . thinks Going My Way is the best movie he has ever seen . . . served on the senior dance committee . . . confesses that he-enjoyed his chemistry class more than any other subject in high school . . . wants to be a success. Page Twenty-three Olfla jAl'0l'l plans to be a typisc . . , confesses picture- taking and cooking are her hobbies . . . likes to dance, skate, and hike . . . enjoys listen- ing to Friendly Timev over the air-waves . . , thinks Going My Way is the best movie she's seen . . . says Van johnson and Betty Grable are her favorite stars. ouiae j-ufzengerg is a member of the National Honor So- ciety, the G.A.A. Board, the Scribblers' Club, and the Mummers' Club . . , is a cheer- leader . . . was vice-president of the junior class . . . says that she enjoyed science most of all her subjects . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study radio. arfean mzman is associate editor of the Beacon and the Saga . . , belonged to the Scribblers' Club, the Madrigal Singers, Girls, Glee Club, and G.A.A .... was secretary of the Girl Re- serves and treasurer of the National Honor Society . . . served on the Saga circulation committee . . . plans to attend North Central College. ' APAR? wade? is a member of the G.A.A .... likes to dance, skate, and swim . . . enjoyed bookkeep- ing more than any other subject while in high school . . . intends to go to business school to study bookkeeping . . . thinks that Thrill of a Romancev was the best movie she ever saw, WL! 'VILLA wants to be a success as an engineer . . . in- tends to go on to the University of Minne- sota . . . declares Bob Hope is his favorite radio and screen star . . . states that Arsenic and Old Lacev is the best movie he has seen . . . enjoys hiking, skating, and swim- ming . . .ilikes studying physics. jA.0l'e5e aAn is a member of the G.A.A, Board and Stu- dent Council . . . served on committees for the '45 prom, the Homecoming dance, and the Jive Hive . . . was a member of the Senior Girl Reserves and the Tennis Club . . . wants to ride in an airplane . . . likes to dance, skate, hike, and swim. afgafet IMAGJII el' was the 1945 Homecoming queen . . . be- longs to the G.A.A. Board and the Mum- mers' Club . , . is a cheerleader . . . is An Choir secretary . . . served on the senior dance committee , . . likes to dance, skate, and swim . . appeared in the V-E Day program and in this year's Christmas as- sembly. Page Twenty-four 1. OIIUKJ hopes to become a drummer in a big time band . , . was a member of the band, choir, and orchestra . . . declares English was his favorite subject , . . names Joan Leslie as his ideal movie star . . . rates Name the Band high on his list of radio programs . . . likes to dance and skate. jk e06l0l'e Mark! is a member of the Scribblers' Club, Science Club, and German Club . . . served on the Saga circulation committee . . . plans to at- tend the University of Minnesota to study medicine . . . claims that his ambition is to be a doctor . . . enjoyed chemistry more than any other subject while at Harding. arie nn ,fjagnoni was president of the freshman class at St, Josephis Academy . . . served on the junior and the senior 'dance committees here . . . worked on the Saga circulation committee . . . hopes to become a nurse , . . names Alan Ladd and Dane Clark as her favorite movie stars . . . states that sports are her hobby. PMC? afzafa plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study engineering . . . wants to travel . . . declares hunting is his hobby . . . names chemistry as his favorite subject . . . enjoyed Back to Bataan . . . thinks Bob Hope is tops in movieland . . . was a member of the band . . . likes to listen to Fibber McGee and Molly. CHAR? MLHJQK was a member of the Tumbling Team and the Red Cross Council . . . says that her ambition is to be a nurse . . . admits that her favorite screen personalities are June Allyson and Dane Clark . . . thinks that The Spanish Maini' is the best movie she has ever seen. argaref whiffager belonged to the Girls, Glee Club . . . admits that her ambition is to travel . . . says that reading is her hobby . . . liked the movie, Love Letters. and its stars, Jennifer Jones and Joseph Cotten , . . says that typing was her favorite high school subject . . . enjoys skating and hiking. QOPJOII WM A0016 was a member of the Student Council . . . says he enjoyed bookkeeping greatly while in high school . . . declares that Going My Way is the best movie he has ever seen . . . confesses that horseback riding is his hobby . . . names Greer Carson and Teresa Wright his favorite movie stars. Mifgamdon is a member of the National Honor Society, the Scribblers' Club, the G.A.A., and the Girl Reserves . . . thinks Fred MacMurray and Rosalind Russell are tops on the screen . . . declares Gunga Din is the best movie she has ever seen . . . lilces to dance, skate, hike and swim. QCLCIPCJ 'MA 5011, likes music more than any other high school subject , . . belonged to the Madrigal Singers . . . appeared in The Gondoliersn and Waltz Dream . . . states that he wants to play in a name band . . . declared that Inner Sanctum is his favorite radio pro- gram, and Gunga Din his favorite movie. ,Meri 'lfllm is a member of the Science Club and the Hi-Y . . . plans to attend the University of Minnesota to study chemistry . . . states that his ambition is to become a chemist . . . enjoys physics more than any other subject while at Harding, Photo-Shy Seniors aan WWA says she wants to be a secretary and attend business college somewhere . . . admits that Gone With the Wind was her favorite movie . . . likes to skate and swim . . . en- joys listening to Friendly Time on the radio . . . confesses her favorite subject while attending school was senior civics. 96550 says she wants to study commercial art at Macalester College . , . was a member of the Student Council . . . belongs to the Art Club, G.A.A., Girls, Glee Club, and Red Cross Council . . . served on the junior and the senior dance committees . . . enjoyed chemis- try more than any other subject at Harding. Richard Bronson Lowell Redman Robert Patrick Roland Trebiani Ralph Tucci Senior Officers and Committees Standing : Muriel Audette, Bruce Vvarzala, Joe Rusmu ssen, Vernon Lynch, Miss Dunn, Dale l4Zhe1'l1ardt, August Schauer, Daniel Greene, and Bill Benert. Sea,tf'd: Mary .lane Malvey, ll argaret Costello, Josephine Richards, Jim Egan, Jerry Rowe, Ed Gott, Mildred Husnik, and Therese Moore, Page Twenty-five Name John Aamodt Betty Adams Doris Anderson Elaine Anderson Evelyn Arntson Muriel Audette Betty Bahls Dorice Baker . Geraldine Baloga Lucille Barry George Barre Carol Becker William Benert Sharon Benson Faith Berchem Jeannine Berggren Wellington Bergman Gene Bergmann Harry Biebighauser Arlene Bielefeldt Ione Bierwerrh Virginia Blackmore Russell Bloomer Alice Bourgette Rose Bowlin Richard Boyer Gloria Brady Delphine Brann Delores Brockman Audrae Brodcl Richard Bronson Joan Brown Patricia Browning Foster Buckman Mary Burch Betty Campbell Richard Carlson Marion Chenoweth Robert Chidester Donald Conklin Walter Connett Page Twenty-six u Nickname Jack Adams Blondie Andy Eve tQMurtry uBetsyn Bubbles uGerryn KQLUCYQQ NG. Roy Mousey,' Bill Cherie KITOOISD7 Birdlegs QQGUYH :QUEEN uBeben Beulah ffl!! Ginnie Russ Frenchie Blossom Dick Irish !'Doodle Lorrie QlRae!, t1DiCk:y ujoen upatv uRodx! Burch Betts Dick Mickey Chiddie Conkie Wally enior Favorite Food Fried chicken Graham cracker pie Pork chops Toast and milk Chocolate cake Hamburgers Sauerkraut Cheeseburgers Banana cream pie Chicken Hamburgers Lemon pie Anything Turkey Italian spaghetti Graham cracker pie Bar B. ribs Anything Meatballs Chicken Spaghetti Onions Tomato juice Fried chicken Italian spaghetti Italian spaghetti Steak Mom's date bars Fudge sundaes Chicken Ice cream Apple pie French fries Other kids' lunches Chow mein Mom's spaghetti Chicken Italian Spaghetti Roast pork Pumpkin pie Fried chicken .9l'l6!8X Pet Peeve Math exams Johnson High Him Boisterous people Slow elevators Girl smokers Too much make-up Getting up Bashful boys Slacks and heels Smart people Gossipers jentink's jokes Mice and men f??l Girl Smokers Colleen Gerard Popcorn Egan Joe Rasmussen Girl smokers Anklets and heels Lois Sauro Shy women Women smokers Nosey people Girl smokers Jim De Long Girl smokers Mildred 3l2's typewriter Conceited people Women smokers Bashful boys Chaucer Girls who drink Short Gaetke Women drivers Civics Women's minds Possessive girls One idea girls tt u tt rm tt Qt lt u 21 rt M st I'll sayln YY Holy fright! N tt u u it Jackie? ? Q! Oh, no!! QQ If If I'll tweak you! ff If Favorite Expression Nuts! just like mad! I! Moses ! I didn't think. Cute as a bug's ear Aw, lishli' Wait a minuteln Cripe! What,s the dirt?', Egads! Women in general. Huba! Huba! Hubal' Coo-Cool Ye gods! Cut it out! Never mind. Son-a-gun! What's it to you? Oh, gracious mel' Holy cow, you dogli' Oh, Kitty! Q! Gracious sakcs! You don't say! Aw, nuts! Ah, come now! You aren't kiddin'? Gee whiz!! For crying out loud! Go chase yourself. Touch me not! ooh, finer' Hi, worm! Holy cow! Censored. Holy cow! Don't give me grief. Name Joan Cook Ann Cormier Margaret Costello Marilyn Crane Carol Crossfield Phyllis Curtis Marie De Bruzzi Lois Dornfeld Mary Lou Drexl Joseph Dubey Tom Duggan Joan Dupre Edith Durgin Dale Ebethardt James Egan Arlene Ek Alene Elsner Joyce English Garth Englund Bernard Erickson Elaine Farnham joan Fazendin Gloria Fernlund Donald Fischer Eva Marie Flamer Kenneth Foss Marion Franz Dona Freeman Lester Freitag Wesley Fry Betty Gaetke Colleen Gerard Jerome Gierok Colleen Gillen Mary Glass Arthur Goess Edward Gott Daniel Greene Thomas Green Peter Haas Lawrence Hall Paul Haller Delores Hansen Lorraine Hartmon Joylyn Heath Evelyn Hedrick Audrey Hegland Mabel Helgesen Caroline Nickname HJOH Blondie !!Marg7, :QI-lynn!! ttphiln Peanuts frromff !!Lou7, ujoen 3 .2 Tom Dead Terry llAbeH tr vi Moon Lena ulllenan Toni,' Rabbit at as Bernie Laino fl 9, Jo Q! 7, G. J. ttDonn vtEvau :tKenn roles: i'Honey !QLesH Wes Sharm Irish', Hshadv tecuuyn usandynr nArtn uEd:s ct 9: Fuzzy t!Tom7v upeten uLarrya9 Haller It vs Dee Dee Farmer mc-Ioyn NEVH uAudn l!Mae?! 99 xy 91 xv 17 v SENIOR INDEX - Continued Favorite Food Chow mein Pop corn Cholocate malts Chicken Olives Chow mein Chow mein Italian spaghetti Chow mein French toast Mom's cake Butterscotch pie Chow mein Spaghetti Fried rabbit tracks Spaghetti Italian spaghetti Watermelon Venison steak Pork chops Chicken Chicken Hamburgers Baked beans Chicken Swiss steak Pork roast Spaghetti Tenderloin steak Celery Anything Chili Butterscotch pie Chow mein Chicken Steak Italian spaghetti Anything Anything Turkey Fried chicken Raspberry lipstick Fried chicken Ice cream Chicken Olives Italian spaghetti Spaghetti Pet Peeve Girl smokers Girl smokers Girl smokers Girl smokers Girl smokers Girl smokers Girl smokers Waiting Qt Johnson boys Women smokers Work Dale Eberhardt Quiet people Going to bed Joe Dubey Girl smokers Heels and Anklets Childish boys Gossip columns Fickle girls Report cards Hurrying Late people Report cards Bottom lockers Girl smokers Slacks and heels Mannerless boys Girl smokers Girl gum chewers Wilson's jokes Snobs Blind dates High heels and slacks Boys Girl smokers Girl smokers Mick's tweaking Lipstick Ken Foss Squeaky radios Gum chewers Women smokers When dad says Getting up early Civics Drunkards Snooty people tt u tt tt re For crying out loud! Q! tt Qt u rt Qt rt tl tt as u H0 rt tr Favorite Expression Want a bet? Holy man! What do you know? Label that! ' ' A Label that! Never! Are you kidding? Iill be darned! . M'm! Nice! Sute!,' uloll says: tr I'm telling you. uUg! Us!!! I'll bet ya! Hi, cutie. Oh, baby!! Mama mia! Huba! Hubal Hubal Hellof' , It's square! How about that? Label that! You boneheadf' Well? Oh, fudge! Oh, nuts! Ken Johnson. You think so, huh? Too bad. Fuzzy filbertsln Holy cowl Whose shot? Oh, gee! l Hubal Huba! That's tough Could be I've been tweaked! Oh, man! Is that right? Maybe. KY Holy crowl' That's prety nice! Uh huh! You know what? Oh, fine! Well, forever more! You're kiddin', of course? Page Twenty-seven Name Bob Herron Jean Herzog Donald Hirsch Theodore Holter Dolores Huberty Dolores Hunn Mildred Husnick Phyllis Hutchins Lois Ihrig Dolores Jackson Grace Jahr Betty Jasperson Robert Jasperson Carole Jensen Gerald Jensen Warren Jentink Josephine Johnson Willard Johnson Marjorie Jones Shirley Kachel Dolores Kafka Charles F. Kaiser Shirley Kasinak June Kelder Delores Ketcham Rose Kielsa Beverly Kimball Beverly King Alberta Kleiter Beverly Knoll Elayne Kohls Betty Kolatz Elaine Kondziella Jeanne Lachowitzer Dianne La Vaque Irene Leister Teddy Leonard Maja Lieberam Charles Loftsgaarden John Lund Vernon Lynch Mary Jane Malvey Lorna McGee O'Dorsay Markgraf Beverly Marty Harriet Mattison Helen Mattison Richard Meline Page Twenty-eight Nickname Bob Ike ..,-2,, sreaaye upennyn ul-Iunnn Millie uphiln :QI-on uRedv Gracie it-Iazzn uBobu Qtlennyn st-Ierryn !lWar7l uloys uBillu Margie Katch Dee uDocn Shirl Junior Ketch Red Kim Bev', NAP, uBevn Caledonia Bettinius Ujoseh Jackie UDP, Rene Junior ushortyn Charlie Johnnie Nvel-nn Torch Mickey Dorsey UBevY! Twin KlTwinY7 Dick SENIOR INDEX- Continued Favorite Food Milk Apples Cake Norwegian dishes Fried chicken Squash Spaghetti Olives Chicken livers Love Steak Steak Ham Spaghetti Ice cream Ham Spaghetti Beef roast Ham Steak Hamburgers Butterscotch sundaes Chocolate cake Olives Coney islands Fried chicken Popcorn Italian spaghetti Egg foo yong Italian spaghetti Spare ribs Steaks Chocolate sundaes Chow mein Mushrooms Venison Steak Roast chicken Chow mein Chicken Roast beef Cranberries Tuna fish salad Fried chicken Spaghetti Chicken Chicken Ice cream Pet Peeve Gold brickers Rude people Work Johnson girls Lorna Morrison Late people Late people Noisy people Lorraine's typing Dominating people Conceited people Men My sisters laugh H. G. L. High school Benert's humor Boys bothering girls Tenors Girl smokers Women smokers Getting up Larry Hall Buckman's hienie Impolite people Gum snappers Waiting Report cards Heels and slacks Dianne La Vaque Ed's big deals Men Reverse Icy streets Betty Gaetke Alberta Kleiter Back seat drivers Betty Gaetke Theater ushers Ralph Tucci Girl smokers Women smokers Olson and Pritch Conceited people Straight hair Girl smokers Women smokers Women smokers Ken Foss Favorite Expression Gosh, you! That's what I like! And how? Thais what dood it.' How's your mother? Label that! ' Kiddie! ! What's cookin'? You know what? Oh,no, not that! Oh, yea! ! Sad! Pifile! Let's eat. O, my lands! Did you say? You don't say? Gracious me! Couldn't you die? Scab! ! Rare, isn't it? niNoysv Squeezin! ! Uyes 1, I-Iuba Huba! ! Don't be an ickey!! Zanzai! ! Roby, That's not very nice! Uh, huh That's my boy! Label that! Holy Joe! ! Glub Glub! Ohh-la-la! ! Forevermorel Golly Moses! Holy cow! I Nutsl It ain't nice. Your're pretty nice! Bra-ach. You know it, baby! Oh, that's okay. Jeepers! ! Are you kidding? Are you kidding? Sing to me, baby. Name Loretta Meyer Ferrol Miller Norma Mix Joan Moeller William Montgomery Therese Moore Lorna Morrison Mary Lou Murphy Richard Murray Jean Nelson Violet Nelson Marilyn Nielsen Edmund Oen Lois O Halloran Shirlie Olsen Lorna Olson John Ortman Thomas Owens Robert Palumbo Robert Patrick Orville Paulson Betty Peck Joan Pepin Donna Peterson Kenneth Post Joan Potter Bernice Pritchard Vernon Radke Margaret Radoush Norman Ranalls Joseph Rasmussen Patricia Raths Anna Rauchbauer Lowell Redmann Josephine Johnson Beverly Robertus Lorraine Robey Dolores Ross Robert Ross Arvie Rosenberg Carl Roth Jerome Rowe Kenneth Russell Lois Sauro Marion Schabert August Schauer Lois Schiltgen Marion Schiltgen Nickname rrldorryn :QF J sr rrNormys Joannus RBCHIISH rr-Tirnn rcMoorys: ulvlurphn Noida' NRed!9 !!Vi!! NRed, :Easy uLon wropsyn rmsweden Mort!! trT0m:9 YlBob,7 IQBOBF, Paulsen zrpeckv upepu trpetev uKennyn QQJOU Salome Vern lQMargys: !!DiCk,1 Kfhloef, Pat Annie Luke H1017 Ksevlf ukobeyu QfDee,, NBOBH HAM!! Crash llJerrY,7 rrKennya! Mousie NJan,Y Guss KLOCYY, IQMMYYY SENIOR INDEX - Continued Favorite Food Italian spaghetti Water Italian spaghetti Dill pickles Cherry pie Mom's cooking Spaghetti Baked ham Anything Venison Fried chicken Fried chicken Roast beef chicken Beef stew Mud balls Fried chicken Chicken Steak Anything Steak Roast chicken Pork chops Spaghetti Anything Steak Sandwiches Ice cream Chicken Hamburgers Hamburgers Ice cream Italian spaghetti Wild duck Salads Ham sandwiches French fries Italian spaghetti Hash Pork chops French fries Turkey Banana cream pie Pork chops Chow mein Graham cracker pie Apples Chow mein Pet Peeve Women smokers Fat women Gum snappers Dad's piano playing English class Dentist's drills Milt Miller My buddies Hot weather Monday Johnson girls Women smokers Conceited people Late people Reckless drivers O. P. M. Corp. Bonehead's jokes English teachers Silly women Girls Fords Margaret Wiesner Freckles Certain girls Girls jim De Long Olson and Malvey Women smokers Conceited boys Dick Hoppemeier Harry Biebighauser Heels and slacks George Barte Little brown eyes Kerchiefs Donna Peterson Lois' shorthand Ed's big deals Teachers Slacks Lorna's poems Slacks Girl smokers Ginnie Blackmore Mushy people Women smokers Cats Waiting lf QI I! Label that! Q! fl QQ fl u rr rt Q! rt rl ,rr Label that! N Q! kr u Oh, brother!'! QI Qi rr it Favorite Expression You don't say! Watch it! Aw, nuts! You cuckoo! Please! Talk about clammy! Do you know what? Oh, yeah! Big time! How you doin'?,' Holy fright! Oh, oh! How revolting! That's tough! Bra-a-ch! Tough bounce! Oh, yoi, yoi! Get with ir! Gosh! You ain't kiddin'! Y! Yipes l I'm sorry! Holy cow! Hey, you!,' Bra-a-ch! Oh, gosh! Oh, brother! Ha! Ha! Aren't we all! Stop it! N Oh, no, not that! It varies. rroh-h!! I Tom Oh, mama! You hose noseli' How can you tell?' Huba! huba! hubal' Good deal! Nice tomato! Come on, kids What d'ya want? Such is life! - Honestly! Really? Page Twenty nme 1 Name Geraldine Schmidt Lorraine Schrammen .f JoAnne Schreiber Patricia Schulz Sheldon Scord jean Seagren Donald Selchow James Seliger Jean Seward Donna Shanley Shirley Shern Gene Skalman Virginia Smith Marjorie Soderbech Louise Sontra Elaine Spadino Hazel Spangler Dorothy Sproule Myron Stabenow Edward Stark Donald Stecher Donald Stemig Donald Stevenson Robert Strong Roy Struble Betty Sunde Vernon Swenson Roma Thron Donald Thul Roland Trebiani Louise Trutzenberg Ralph Tucci Theodore Ulferts Marjean Utzman Marie Vagnoni Arlene Walker Bruce Warzala Marlene Wendell Donald Welch Therese Whalen Margaret Whittaker Margaret Wiesner Gordon Williams Gayle Williamson Joan Willis Richard Wilson Melissa Windoff Albert Wood Page Thirty N ickname jerry UI-Arty!! Wilbur ' upatn uskipn Seagren Selch ujimn Jeanie Shan Shirl Gene Smitty , Midge Pete', Spud Pete uDomo UMW REE, Bonehead Smiley California usda!! Vern Usisil 'Blu-flame Rollo QlLou,, Tucci ' urredn Koko!! Blackie lima!! Bruce Dimples QlDon,, l!Teddy,7 :Margery Muggs ttGregv Dimples Willie -snide' NJI, n tt U Jr. D n uDonn Meatball yi n rv H n SENIOR INDEX - Continued ' Favorite Food , Fried chicken Chicken, Spaghetti Steak Everything Chicken Q Pork and beans Pumpkin pie Ham Oatmeal Blueberry pie juicy steaks French fries Hot fudge sundaes Olives Mom's cookin' Chow mein Italian spaghetti Spaghetti Pheasant Hamburgers Italian spaghetti Pork chops Fried chicken Ham Chicken Hamburgers Chicken Popcorn Turkey Broiled steak Chocolate pie Steak Breaded pork chops Fried chicken Ice cream Steak Pickles Apples Italian spaghetti Chop suey Anything fattening Fried chicken Bar-B-Q Ribs Spaghetti Everything Italian spaghetti Upside down cake Pet Peeve Tom Blaha Soup slurpers, George Barte Monroe boys Donna Little Girl smokers Traffic cops Vfbrk Girl smokers Humorless people johnson girls Wally Nelson Bone-fries Quiet people Dogs Women smokers Girl smokers Peroxide blondes U. S. Navy Me-always late Bob jasperson Late people John Ortman Women drivers Women drivers Peroxide blondes Girl smokers Monroe boys Sissies Women Annoying people Women smokers Women drivers Girl smokers Don Boss Heels and anklets Ed's car Conceited people Bashful people My buddies Men Dick Wilson Girl smokers Conceited people Girl smokers Muggs Wiesner Johnson boys jean Sniker F cvorite Expression Quite a character. Hey! Stackmoe! ! Fiend! Oh, yeah! Bear-oil! Good night! Hello, baby! So there, too! Label that! So what?,' Pretty nice, huh? On the side!', Fossil-brain! Jeepers! Oh, brother! I'll bet yuh! For Pete's sake! No kidding? Holy moley! Out of this world! Holy cow! Oh, chuckle! Hi, flash! You tell him! Man! Solid, Jackson! Tough! You're pretty nice?' Oh, my achin' back' Hot tamale! Label, that! rtYa' pr Oh, fish hooks! I like that. uNutspr Push! Sure you are! You're nuts! Okay! I just roared! Oh, fiddlesticks! For heaven,s sakesl' Don't wanna! I tell you. Oh, for drooley! Hi, ya! Holy tomato! Huh! f :V Junior Officers and Commiffees a 5 1 S Lust mit-.' William 1ioi.:e1's, Dean l'Ii1g'er, Ralph Notto, Leo Schwartz, XVe-ndell Saline, Herbert Jaliii, and VVilliam l'uffei'. Srvwirl rmir: Doris Andersfm, Ian Madsen, Margie Burns, Joyce XVillizims, Rose Marie Luevke, Mary Lou Hal'- l'lll3.1'iHll, :md Roland Rentz. lfirst ruzzx' ,Elsie Paetz, Jerry Sclizilzeiy Leo Nash, Jack Ro uayne, .loan Conway, and Patricia LziClaii'. Junior Class President - Vice-president Secretary - Treasurer Advisor - Aside from the routine business of elections and appointment of committees, the juniors have cen- tered their attention on two social affairs-their Valentine dance and the junior-senior prom. The Valentine dance, which was called Stupid Cupidf, was a great success, with the gym trans- Gerald Schaber - Leo Nash Joan Conway Jack Ronayne Miss Dora Miller formed by the red and white streamers and decora- tive hearts. The prom, which will be held in May, promises to be a gala affair. The grand march will be led by the junior and senior officers and their guests. Page Thirly-one Juniors Lost row: John Knott, Gordon Ortman, Harvey Griffith, Douglas Kemp, Gene Beringer, Harold A. Johnson, Richard Schaller, Frank Heutmaker, Fred Paddock, Roy Glashan, Bob Sparks Bruce Dolby, Ray Snell, Jim McGahn, and Ed Schedl. Fourth row : Lavern Boget, Wendell Saline, Herbert Selvog, Richard Arndt, Larraine Highum, Betty Mortlmore, Roy Ohlson, Jerry Gustafson, Bill Freer, Ray Eschback, Jack Nadler, Tom Moore, Nick Eoloif. Third row : Grace Husik, Lois Young, Charlotte Johnson, Nola Gutsche, Pat lifahoney, Dorothy Frost, Phyllis Johnston, Alida Schmuck, Patricia Shea, Phyllis Jean Patrick, Marcella Kiefner, Lorraine Teeters, and Dorothy Olson. Second row: Donna Mielke, Jeanne Gregor, Anita Endtner, Dorothy Hammes, Betty Wilke, Joan Schrenkler, Donna Wielke, Verna Brown, Dolores LaBoon, Betty Trudeau, Eunice McMoran, Jean Sniker, Lois Mae Larson, Anna Mae Spreeman, A.nna lilae Oehlke, and Jean Nelson. First row: Al Berchem, Don Funk, Warren Wendell, Shirley Brown, Pat Cleary, Eleanore Schmidt, Peter Carroll, Beverly Casey, Zella Mae Wilson, Noreen liloris, Phyllis Keed, Yvonne Nestaval, and Joe Schultz. ' Last row: Dick Greising, Ken Peterson, Harvey Webb, Roland Spadino, John Engler, Bill B'cKinnon, George Kolb, Neil Babens, Roy Zafke, Jim DeLong, Irving Samuelson, Robert Peter- son, Walter Arndt, and Thomas Johnsrud. Fourth row: Arthur Hayes, Richard Bushow, Ray Barsness, Ronald Barghlnl, Walter Joseph- son, Gordon Johnson, Bill Rodgers, Leo Kasinak, John Gregor, Bob Klein, Ralph VanCore, Harold R. Johnson, Ralph Notto, and Gene Peterson. Third row: Audrey Knutson, Mary Shepard, Lois'Hoidahl, Jacqueline Cuff, Katty George, Ar- line Richter, Rose Marie Riley, Dorothy Towey, Donna Hampton, Pat Wendisch, Shirley Paul- son, Jacqueline Stahl, Judy Roden, Janet Soderberg, Marvel Hughes. Second row: Duane Smith, Dorothy Zeverino, Lorraine Tacheny, Joyce Sinclair, Bernice Flana- gan, Mary Dunlap, Rose Marie Luecke, Jeanne Breed, Mary Jane Freyhoff, Eileen Richardson, Joyce Williams, Helen Samolytz, Audrey Schreiber, Beverly Dreher, Marjorie Cowley, Pat La Clair, Patricia Allen. First row: Keith Peterson, Owen Anderson, Lawrence Kozeny, Gerry Casperson, Dorothy Mar- shall, Maurice St. Martin, Sterling McKusick, Dale Denny, Mary Kaschnio. Lucille Klelter, Lois Cameron, Mary Jane Carvelli, Mary Lois Jualre, Elsie Paetz, and Carroll Koepplinger. Last row: Ray Lux, Tom Norton, Donald Zeverino, Roland Vogel, Bob Seible, Warren Shoholm, Ed Siegfried, Arthur Sarner, Roy Stenberg, Jack Ronayne, John Cain, Ken Wieman, Wilton Bergman, and Herman Schmaltz. Fifth row: Gladys Overby, Jean Howlett, Jean Owen, Don Westling, Jerome Victor, Bill Leslie, Valerie Rangitsch, Dolores McDonald, Ruth Seward, Dean Enger, George Weiss, Ray Wolter- storff, Allen Kraemer, and Dolores Huppert. Fourth row: Lucille Vagnoni, Dorotha Nippoldt, Robert Loberg, Earl Howe, Kenneth Peter- son, Rose Schuster, Mary Mayer, Betty Larson, Marion lileyers, Donna Owen, Beverly Childs, Jeanne hlellin, Patricia Heywood, Nora Reed, Lois Rauen, and Beatrice Slavik. Third row: Marilyn Heinbuch, Ian Madsen, Roland Rentz, Bill Puffer, Bob Lotz, Laurence Olmschenk, Jerry Schaber, Harlan Peterson, Bill Danielson, Roger Kinsey, Herb Howard, Ed Schurmeier, Don Robertus, Fritz Koppe, Roxane Johnson, and Marjorie Lindeke. Second row: Elaine Tierney, Dolores Keller, Lorraine Potter, Margery Burns, Joan Conway, Eileen Hawkins, Joyce Lundgren, Joyce Ratijack, Judy Longton, Alice. Martin, Charlotte Neil- sen, and Genevieve Ezikalla. First row: Bobbie Hensley, Jean Harper, Jeanne Anderson, Joan Harper, Delores Schouveller, Mary Lou Harrington, Dorothy Mattimore, Margaret Dunn, Eileen Gustafson, and June Ras- mussen. Last row: Bob Cunningham, Milton Miller, Bob Bausch, Bob Vogel, Herbert Jahn, Harold Berg, Jerome Dumond, Leo Schwartz, Charles Mase, Richard Schultz, Gene Rogers, Mike D'Andrea, Gene Gaylord, and Bob McCutcheon. Fifth row : Mary R. Miller, Doris O'Jearon, George Manke, Winston Haggerty, Robert Marlen, Dan McGuire, Dick Stenger, Pat Bowlin, John Coyne, Dick Myers, Donald Nelson, Leo Nash. Fourth row: Gerald Knudsen, Donald Henk, James Johnson, Geraldine Maisch, Nathalie Curtis, Phyllis Crandall, Marion Dalen, Marjorie Flaspeter, June Darst, Alyce Hannah, Vivian Hatha way, Elaine Hofacher, a.nd Avis Carr. 'ii Third row: Elsa Lundgren, Norma Engen, Delores Dellivo, Shirley Adelman, Carl Knutson. Emmett Conlin, Art Engstrom, Fred Tacheny, Robert King, Harry Dahlgren, Richard Johannes, Dick James and Jerry Seabloom. Second row: Gloria Stadler, Audrey Johnson, Arlene Kraemer, Lorraine Moris, Arleen Hanson, Arlene Schreiber, Lila, Tousignant, Olga Beckertt, Pat Barrett, Karla Manders, Dorothy Stabe- now, Georgene Perkins, Betty Delander, and Joyce Riedell. First row: Dorothy Berry, Ramona Ness, Holly Gerkewicz, Rosemarie Kaiser, Doris M. An- derson, Nona Wilk, Clarice Nelson, Catherine Metrik, Genevieve Fazendin, Rita Grant, Renee Grant, and Geraldine Manetsch. . Page Thirty-three X E E Q . Sophomore Class b W Last row .' James Richards, George Kroska, George Rangitsch, Donald Meline, William Hielm- gren, Pat Burns, Richard Synstegard, William Wegwerth, Sterling Saunders, Glenn Swenson, Eugene Nowicke, George Alexander, and Thomas Teipel. Fourth row: Lois Carlson, Beverly Hamer, lilary Storch, Carol Bourgette, Kathleen Luecke. Beverly Liekweg, Ruth Erbst, lwjartha Bruhn, Dolores Schneider, Elaine Stolp, Doris Book Margaret Duggan, and Alice Stahnke, Third row: George Heller, Joseph Rademacher, Walter Melnik, Richard Trudeau, Gene Lowe, Loren Johnson, Kenneth Jensen, Richard Rieger, William Olson, William Krausmann, Arlene Heinbuck, Barbara Lackowitzer, and Shirley Hendrickson. ' Secofnd row .' Arlene Westphal, Betty Campbell, Rosemary Ackley, Delores Hetsch, Rose Mary Tangen, Audrey Miller, Marilyn Clarke, Mary Lou Brehm, Eunice Thompson, Lois Brisson. Eleanor Dornfeld, Jeanine Mark, and Marie Kunde. First row: Beverly Benson, Nita Thomas, Katherine Bellomo, Betty Wood, Muriel Hanson, Arlene Benker, Joan Hedeen, Muriel Juaire, Betty Sorenson, Jane Dillon, Anna ltlae Christen- sen, Dorothy Kilmer, Dolores Eckert, Janis McLellan, Marian Anderson, Rosalie Brown, and Joan Estabrook. Last row: Mary Von De Linde, Mary LaClair, Helene Cormier, Xary Ann Herron, Audrey Hughes, Marilyn Rebirk, John Lucker, Donald Ek, Ronald Snell, Anthony Drexl, William Walker, Jeanne Bacon, and Jo Ann Landgraf. Fourth row: Audrey Drake, Roseanne Sleva, Elaine Sandin, Mary Lou Boland, Ellen Sass, Jean Kempfer, Audrey Irestone, Thomas Bannick, Fred Gantzer, Richard White, Paul Jenkins, Harvey Ohlson, and George Brunner. Third row: Lois Rucker, Beverly Amunduson, Mary Ann Reeves, Richard Pfiffer, Loren Conrad, Donald Timm, Russell Gausman, David Peterson, Cleremont Paulson, Mary Brown, Roselyn Kafka, Marilyn Lange, and Marie Drake. Second row: Dolores Anderson, Gloria Lundberg, Walter Nielsen, Raymond Myers, Earl An- derson, Joseph Nelson, Arnold Linde, Richard Rasmussen, Arthur Schroepper, Corinne Trapp, Marilyn Zwar, Mary Barte, and Lorna Dear. Q First row: Gordon Schmidt, Calvin Wachter, Glenn Hansen, Donald McKenzie, Ed Jackson, Arnold Albrecht, Frank Clarke, Annabelle Russ, Ardys Bonderson, lilary Ann Paulson, Audrey Schaller, Helen Gilstad, Bonetta Leko, Ardis Gunderson, Yvonnemong, and Carol Ellman. Last row: James Schulte, Robert Travis, Carmen Fedje, Richard Wadaszewski, Jerry Meis. Gilbert Thoele, Paul Swenson, Marvin Rudd, James Pulkrabek, Ronald Andreotti, Conrad Mierva, Jerome Carlson, and Donald Bos. Fifth row: Walter Potthoff, Dean Westbeig, Richard Stark, Gary Orne, Donald Hathaway, Thomas Desmond, Gerald Thiens, Harold Jones, David Bollman, Paul Bollman, Arthur Rutscher, and Carl Cumming. Fourth row : Berton Weberg, Donna Schiltgen, Jeanne Andreotti, Betty Dahlberg, Isabelle Shea, Carl Hanson, John Turpin, Jerry Gaffney, Joan Conrad, Joyce Witte, Mary Rehome, Marlys Johnson, Mary Jasinski, and Lorraine Neidermeier. Third row: Betty Swanson, Maxine Gaylord, Patricia Mielke, Elinor Engler, Ruth Netland, Patricia McLaughlin, Carol Dornfeld, Elaine Engfer, Charlotte Ulm, Cecelia Page, Bernice Peterson, Mary Rions, and Clara May Nartin. Secoitd row: Lorraine Venaas, Joanne Flanagan, Donna Rueth, Elmer Lemke, Robert Evans, Richard VVarman, John Cincoski, Marshall Battig, Richard Ehert, Joseph Wagner, and Walter Lutz. ' First row: JoAnn Nash, Shirley Baker, Carol Jensen, Betty Lou Gehrman, Jacqueline Hipp, Valorie Little, Barbara O'Hara, and Jesse Miller. Last row: Raymond Stadler, Arthur Pelletier, Robert Rafferty, Donald Dippel, Fred Spenser, Earl Simonson, Eugene Bova, Lewis Brandt, Russell Jaenecke, Julien Peterson, Arthur Van Kleeck, and Ed Zelgert. Firth row: Kenneth VVorden, Earl Trebesh, Charles Willey, Jack Blake, Jerry Lindabawer, Beatrice Scheel, Jacqueline Metcalf, Mary Tierney, Joyce Davenport,-Jeannette Mead, Joyce Hirte, Margaret Anger, and Richard Stafford. ' Fourth row .' Eleanor Johnson, Beverly Thorne, June Siegworth, Hanna Oen, Gladys McCoy, Gloria Metrick, Kathryn Button, Yvonne Hansen, Marcella lYcCoy, Beverly Doerr, Bernice Schauer, Leone Warnke, and Louella Spreeman. Third row: Audrey Howard, Betty Houston, Barbara Rauchbauer, Ethel Kramer, Sally Hey- wood, Beverly Gervais, Theresa Conroy, Lila Brommerich, Lois Harder, Delores McCoy, Dolores Cowley, Georgiann Snyder, and Shirley Enger. Secoud row: Ben Warming, Herbert Post, Emmett Hedrick, David Kaulfuss, Betty.Schuneman, Richard Harper, Joseph Glenn, Robert Schwan, Dorothy Urtel, Marcia Becker, Virginia Mes- serli, and Rose Marie Wagner. Front row: Paul Palmitessa, Harold Dahlquist, Beverly LaVaque, Janet Klinkhammer, Joan Barker, Beverle Harrington, Ruth Rangitsch, Dorothy Preble, and lwfarjorie Simonson. Last row .' Larry Mielke, Robert Curtis, Ervin Woelm, John Pugleasa, Charles Freberg, Jack Bradley, Jack Rogers, Allan Metcalf, Lloyd Burch, Harold Johnson, Harold Jackie, Lynn Holberg, Jerome Rubbelke, William Gordiner, and Gerhard Wethall. V Fifth row: Robert Welch, John Kruse, Gene Joslin, John Larkins, David Johnson, Eugene Ricci, Robert Beskau, 'James Johnson, Jim Gillespie, Jack Ackerman, John Enerson, and Gene Wandersee. Fourth row: Dorothy Spangler, Joyce Anderson, Beverly Beisang, Donald Hale, Mervin Perkins, David Hawkinson, Collette Egan, Doris Denney, Betty Christensen, Dolores Denney, Carol Nash, Audrey Cummins, and Marie Borndale. Q Third row: Emil Lemke, Gerry Scandland, Don Rivard, Tom Feldmann, Marv Breuver, Erv Knutson, Richard Prebnow, Don Vanderbosch, Ray Snell, George Kimball, Jack Flanagan, and Richard Dolan. ,j- Sevoud row: Donna Woelm, Carol Schuster, Shirley Spencer, George Foehringer, Allen Brooks, Peter Wright. Thomas Spadino, Duane Peterson, lliary Lou Stemig, Muriel Larson, Judith Dickinson, and Joan Heiniz. First row: Dick Weiman, George Otley, Kathryn McCallum, Rose Pepin, Viola Fleck, and Rose Saniti. Page Thirty-five Freshman Class Last row: Lars Johnson, Richard Bunde, Kenneth Mahle, Richard Schuinghammer, John Geisenhoff, Bill Grute, Hugh Hall, Keith Karschnia, Frank Jasperson, Arthur Stolp, Howard Klepel, Corinne Eide, and Diane Scheller. Fourth row : Harold Montoen, Harold Olmschenk, Agnes Barnett, Jo Anne Rademacher, Marcella. Wasmundt, Patricia Costello, James Lecher, Milton Gamter, Tom Dubey, Harland St. George, Richard Adams, Mary Palecek, and Carol Monson. Third row : Jerry Oen, Charles Westling, Richard Lindeskog, Walter Heldt, Dick Carmichoe, Joan Larson, Joan Ingram, Rosemary Mellin, Joyce Ulm, Connie Dellwo, Jeanette Thole, and Betty Pepin, Second row : David Kemper, Howard Verhulst, John Karschnia, Ralph Hentze, Edward Schmitz, Ray Murray, William Krueger, Thomas Leko, Floyd Oehler, Paul Seabloom, Edward Vitcak, Curtis Anderson, and Arthur Tachney. n First row: Frederic Kaulfuss, Dick Kachel, Robert McDonough, Charles Josephson, William Broron, Leonard Ezikallajr, Colleen Dalager, Gerry Rucci, Therese Flaherty, Marilyn Schauer, Betty Simonson, Barbara Tischler, and Dorothy Whitfield. Last row: Edward Conklin, Dale Payne, William Salkwitz, Kenneth Peterson, Keith Richard- son, Julian Gelhaye, John Rubbelke, Fred Lambert, Ken Brown, Phillip Rivard, Bob Tershelt, David Antonson, and Paul Burns. Fourth row: Mary Ann Johnson, Esther Marion, Marian Lawson, Larrine Beisang, Jackie Bunde, Arlayne Cooper, Marian Baloga, Dolores Johnson, Alice Riley, Margaret Jordan, Donna Godfrey, Kathleen Gierok, and Viola Dernfe. Third row: Dorothy Schiltgen, Bernice Jopling, Carol Cropsey, Irene Jopling, Beverly Brown, Jean Henboldt. Romona Ebert, ll ary Dvorak, Lorraine Miller, Jacqueline Choclog, Jane Kueffner, and Carol Dexter. Second row: Richard Damchuck, Ken Barghini, Mel Victor, Pat McKay, Jim Bloom, Jack Brown, Jim Graebner, Ken Fischer, Irving Jones, Jim Morgan, Robert De lllarco, and Robert Nowecki. First row: Genevieve Arntson, Helen Sanchez, Norma Schnaith, Hildegard Koehler, Wanda Allen, Donna Coddling, Betty Peterson, Lois Keller, Beverly Tanglin, Marianne Moris, Vivian Gerth, and June McLane. Last row: Ray Autrey, Roy Heutmaker, Jim Morphew, Gary Nellis, Raymond Jackson, Joe Cain, Glen Redmann, George Bowlin, Bob Dunn, Ed Hirte, Roy Swenson, Dan Johnson and Richard De Marco, Third row: Dorothy Anderson, Gerry Herzog, Beverly Frederick, Dorothy Dachene, Mary An- drews, Joan Lodge, Beverly Wahl, Alice Nielen, Anita Mertz, Mary Alyce Egan, Marlene Kust- rich, Geraldine Everson, and Bernice Benson. Second row: Gloria Connett, Katherine Walker, Ralph Fox, Louis Continenza, Eugene St. Martin, Bob Hartman, Ray Jones, Bill Gervais, Leslie Miller, Dick Hueffmeir, Bob Baumeister, James Conway, and Paul Bublitz. , First row : Sally Stadler, Donna Schmidt, Gladys Buetow, Lois Barett, Patricia Swanson, Dar- lene Du Fresne, Audrey Heinbuck, Marjory Kohn, Collene Pariseau, Dinna Palmer, Patricia Dunn, Mary Jean Jackson, June Tempest and Barbara Michalsky. Last row: Bill Howlett, Marlene Fritz, Geraldine Nielsen, Barbara Johnson, Irene Nauss, Allen McSherry, ,Carl Thompson, Norma Tubbesing, Helen Norton, Rosemary Richter, Phyllis Proulx, and Joan Szermeta. Fourth row: Mary Hepburn, Betty Briggs, Alyci Chamberlin, Evelyn Kueffmeier, Alex Saniti, Gilbert Semp, Kenneth Gabrielson, Donald Bri son, Charles Cain, Richard Kemper, Robert., Mies, and Jack Kieffer. Third row: Beverly Erickson, Geraldine Wegwerth, Joan Hansen, Adela Schmidt, Lorraine Meline, Marlys Walsh, Peggy Squire, Geraldine Henry, Kathryn Wayne, Phyllis Schreiber, Marilyn Nelson, Mae Lou Harper, and Mary Ann Peltier. Second row: Norman Oehlke, Don Buckley, Richard Wackerfuss, Gerald Lindeman, Marilyn Jones, Philene Sallet, Richard Slater, Eugene Sehoke, James Rath, Betty Wlenderlick, Elaine Horrisberger, Dian Hartwick, and Richard Fazendin. First row: Donald Warling, Marliss Endter, Donna McNamara, Betty Greising, George Pothoff, Thomas Langlois, Alice Wollin. Elayne Wendell, Marianne Bussiere, Josephine Bussiere, Lois Gaylord, Lorraine Meyers, and James Carlson. Page Thirty-:even ,Q :Rf X sew K . I sit . X55 Top: Looking over the Harding scene, Freddy Kaulfuss views it from the safest place in tlme lialls, a waste- lwasket. Upper left: Taking advantage of one of the newest and most interest- ing courses at Harding, are tliese boys who are experimenting witlm plastic. Left: Learning what to do before the doctor comesv is the job of these students in Homemaking. Right: Reading up on the latest recipes and ideas for the modern liome is tlie pas- time o f t lm e s e y o u n g ladies in tlie cooking roam. Page Thirty-riglvl 'X x Top: Here are some of the boys in metal shop, slaving over a hot an- vii. Upper right: Looking over their script in the speech department are these two stars of tomorrow. Right: These two studious students are browsing through the library seeking a novel that will suit their literary tastes. Below: Members of the Beacon staff fincl peace and quiet once again after the paper has gone to heclf' Page Thirty-nine .Sznior .jwlonor po!! JUNE KELDER - Valedlictorian MARGARET COSTELLO - Salutatorian Arthur Goess Dolores Ross Sharon Benson Dolores Brockman Garth Englund Louise Trutzenberg Delores Hansen Jean Seagren Marion Franz Dona Freeman Paul Haller Lois Schiltgen Evelyn Hedrick O'Dorsay Markgraf Josephine Johnson Evelyn Arnston Lawrence Hall Betty Bahls Mary Lou Murphy Beverly Kimball Marjean Utzman Mildred Husnik Virginia Blackmore Lois Sauro Alene Elsner Marilyn Nielsen Walter Connett August Schauer Joan Brown Pa Forty Jerome Rowl Gordon Williams Mary Burch Gayle Williamson Ted Leonard Kenneth Foss Ferrol Miller Theodore Ulferts Gloria Fernlund Carol Crossfield Jean Seward Lester Freitag John Aamodt Marie DeBruzzi Betty Jane Kolatz Delphine Braun Donald Stecher Elaine Konclziella Dianna LaVaque Hazel Spangler Robert Patrick Joan Potter Lowell Redman Beverly Knoll Darrell Brink Lorraine Robey Thomas Green Rose Kielsa Francis Kaiser Daniel Greene AV V N 1 'X S QX X 0 Mg E 9 'V cj zzb' .-1 i- , 1 g 4 Q , Q, . +L I I ,S 4 SQ KX . 4 D I - ewwwsl ' 1 V . , - ' x . J , J 'x. fs-- x . ,, E , 1 ,,ua,,,,-Af . : .Y 3 S I Z'i'Iif SGW ', Y ,Q . ,+L S X, W ,t 1 .If ix 1231 ,A National Honor Society President - Vice-president - Secretary Treasurer Advisor - - - to their rescue. I x., VERNON RADKE, President National Honor Society - Vernon Radlce - Paul I-ialler Margaret Costello Marjean Utzman Miss Erna Schulz Harding's Quiz Kids go under the name of the National Honor Society. When teachers are stumped on such things as the square root of 4,982, plus 78, you can depend on one of the fourteen members to come The organization is built upon good scholarship, lead- ership, character, and service to the school. And, believe it or not, members are chosen accordingly. gf YQ? Qmvxx ' J' 4 ii? Ni i QQQP Sfrwzfliuy: Lois Schiltgen, Jean Seagren, Mildred Husnik, Miss 'lCl'na Svhulz, Kenneth Foss, and Gayle XVllll!llNHUll. S1'uff'1I: Marjean Vtznian, Vernmi Radkv, Marry Lou Murphy, Betty Kolutz, Jean Seward, Louise 'I'1'i1tze11lwi'g', Paul Hzillvr, and 1l2ll'f2,'2ll't'f Uustello. Page Forty-one Stamp Monitors 5 C! 'fl'- F5 .Tfl Lux! 1-H111 lfZllllll'4'lI l.ll1-1-lu-,'I'mn 'IW-iw-l, Miss lAlI'h4Ill. .lwun I'--pin, lim' Zilllliv. :mal liu1l1 S1-xx':11'cl. lfifzwl lun: lilll llwxxll-ll. l1'wl'1'wl .Xllll--V, 'IH-ml l'li'e'1'lS, ,Xlln-l'l XYU4-xl. :xllrl l'11lw:ll'1l llwll. Student Council l l,n.wl nm-5 fln1II'LL1' Iiflllw, .l4'I'lrllI4' lhvw--, Ylllllll 'IR-ilnll, 4'll1ll'lt'S I 1'1-In-l'2, llfvlwrt Ii:ll'l'1'I'lA', lii1'l1z1r'rl Arnett. .Xlilw lY.Xr1d1'1-sl. liwlly linlnlz, :ami Il'--my Nzlrlsx. 'l'hiwl run: llzurugx' Kifl'1'l-I-V Vgnrl Ilnnsuvn, Willizum I!--nl-rl, Dun 1111-A-llv, lf2lllIlI'4'lI l.ll!'l'lil', Stn-Vling .Ywlillsivlg YL-x'l11m llxul- ln-. Illxlh Nlwzlrcl, znml l'l1iI-'nv Szllll-I, M1-mrfl1'f1r:'.' Imltltiv Ilwllsllly, 'I'l1--ru-sl XYll2Il4'Il, l-Ilzuinv l'lll2.Z'l'0l', I':lt1'imi:x .Xlil-lk:-. ICuul-nw liim-i. .Klum .l2lIl4' 1'q1x'x'1-lli, Imr- Vinm- l:l'lS2IlI3l. .I--zlllnv ,Xlurllw-1-Ili, -lllilll l,4'Illll4 Ilfvlwlllmy l 1'usl, :xml Sllll'l4'X Slll'llI'4'I'. lfif-.sl mn : Alzugx ll.-plmrn. liill Ilwwllfll. l':llXY1ll'4l Hull, I':11ll ll:llIvV. I .-rlwll Alillrw, Niwk l'IffIuI'l'. 'l'lIIIIllIlS liznnnil-ls, llwwiv X4'l'lllll5l, Imlwlw-Q Illlnll. lllillllll' Ilzlrlwlu-k, :xml .Miss 111-4-llzl I,:l1'slm. Pngm' l nr1y-two l omecoming Robed in purple and wearing crowns befitting their royal offices, seniors Margaret Wiesner and Jim Egan, were chosen Homecoming King and Queen at a festive dance held October IQ in the gym. They were elected from a group of fourteen candidates chosen from ' senior homerooms. The 1946 I-lomecomin g, sponsored by the Student Coun- cil, will long be remembered as one of the most successful events on Harding's social calendar. Things started rolling Monday night with h ' a uge bonfire iv g en on the school grounds and with assemblies, pep fests, and Hobo Day, and that all-important game with Johnson coming off Tuesday. Irff: Queen Blill'H'2lI't't VVl9Sllt'l' receives 1 gift, from .lzivk 1'hilln'i4'k. l'iutu1'ed, left to right :iw Milclled llllSlllli, ll2ll'l'j' lilt'lllg'l121l1S0l', illlt ' lh1'ig.:'. ?1'01l7.' Jim li' gain, HtDl1lt1l'Iillllll!.Z' king, says ai Ivvs' words tu his ,Li'I'0llD of zldmirt-rs. XVith n, lt-ft to right, are Fustei' l':llK'klll2lll, l.u1'1lzL lson, Yvrnmi Lynch, Milcllw-d Husnik, Q lXl2L1'f.I'QLl'l-'L King .li ' 'J ' um-n ni, Ihimel hrevlie, .lm-k Phil- lnick, Luis lhrig, .It--rmiie Iiuwv, Mzlrimi Uhwn- nweth, and Melissa XVi1idut'f. i X Almrv: 'Phe Hunwvoniing' king' and siilendrw, M: ' ' queen in all their llgtllvl V811-'Sllbl' :ind .lim lllgali, I,f'ff. l'lw royal party poses, left to right, Lornzl Olson, Herniue il,I'lU'l12ll'd, Luis lhrig, Melissa XYindnlt', Mildred Husnik, Marion l'ln-nowetli, Mzirgziret NVies1ivi', .lim l'lLZ,'2ll'1, 'lmniel lll't't-'llk', .Ie-rmne linwv H' ' Vi-i'1imiLyricl1 Rf ' ' , .usp lsioluiglinixsc-i', , yy Struhlv, :ind lfusti-1' line-knizin. Page Forty-tlvre, hu lull In Vflllllff Slnirlc-5' Knsinznk. Ilurullmy Nl2IIliIIlUl't', .XIu1'f:,'ul'm-t lillllll, Imlrwe-s X1-,za ey e muwlh-V, Am-jfwifi Hilxwlwlil, Arlvm- lik, :mil lb.-ily Silnfvllsull, ...gl Our majorettes appeared bundled up in heavy winter wraps in the below-freezing tem- perature at the Twin Cities Championship game. Q X fx x 'V ii, i LA 'qw 0 no O ff' X ff if, Ni ff If f , MCD ii'- ih' 17' fi M1i':11 ' ' M1mHH ' ' IMI In Hill in itiiiiiii:-vw'ii1iiiviix'4-ii4'I'- DMU' W A., Vsusilxuli. I Marching Band L, We in an e A- if M e WOW :M -fmwrww . 34' , M. 6 VV, ,Q 4V..,.m..,.W.n.,,,..,,,.,W. ..a. za,.W,..,,..,...,.:'::'i's:m 3rw: 'Mg , , . . ' . . 5.1 gif - , , I ' A - 1 5 S 2 E f ,ff K i yi- . -my an Orchestra f . Lust VIlll'.' Mr. Ile-rln-V1 Mzlltlmvs, Sll2ll'Ull l:K'IlS4!ll, lfl'I'112ll'll lil'im-ksrm, Arimlcl Allll't'l'lll, Louis l5!'2llldl, and l'Idwz1l'd St'llllI'Hlt'lt'l'. l l'4lllf zwmx' livin-1't Pziluinlm, Kzitlilevii Iruvcko, Betty lk-ck, lit-lilliw l'ete1's4+1i, l'lz11'zt Mary Martin, lruvillt- liarry, il nd J vrry 1 3011, BAND ?resident - Bernard Erickson Vice-president Robert Palumbo Secretary - - Jean Seward Treasurer - - - - - Lois Sauro The Band Played On, under the able direction of Mr. Herbert Mattbes. Making ieveral public appearances at the fooball games, police picnics, and the annual concert, 'be bandis performance was always hailed as colorful and brilliant. Concert Band Sxn of Q 9 eg Q65 X q..! 's,zi s r se , 5 l u X ,fl QU Jw N L N pi '- -f'1 '1 iff an? iiff 93 fist , , MJ Page Forty-five Cpereffa Full of gay music, love, and laughter, The Goncloliersf' presented last May by the members of the NA Choir, thrilled the hearts of all those present. These are some of the scenes from the operetta. To the right are the members of the choir who are now working on The Moclcing Birclf, the operctta which will he presentecl this May. Page Forty-six LVN In riyhl r1bo1'f'.' IM-lows llzuiseii liulwvt Vliidvsti-i', lfllvis XYallu-V, ,l1lllll'll lhwlw, Nancy Mzuilzlud, Harold St. 'l'lum1z1s, 121-vo1'1y Mayer Iiiuhard Wilsun, Dmiuld liulvwtiis, Beverly liuln-Vtlls, 1'Im1'li-ri Lnt'tsg'z1:li'de11, Imrotliy lirudt Rillllllllkl l'ZlI'l'll0dl, David NVie-lvr, ROV Zzifke Iiuiwaiiiie Kivzu-huk, Willaird .lUllIlSill1, :md Hs-len Clzlilse-11. . I 1 ,1 0 fi . ,:- ' A f r ' h.O7v .A.O. K 4, J. if lllffl x Q , ,i i 7. . .I ew. i X Imll lu Vryhi 1-1 i1!1'i'.' 'l'hi- li-:ids in ilu- mvlwiwttai, lui v 'z nina l'2ll'C'lN'Cll, lmvid KVM-ls-1'. Elsie Alvtzh-1', lfllvis XYulki'i', :uid Jullivu liuclie. Im!! In Vzyhl ul Ihr Iwflt In-lure-s ll2lllSt'll, .Izm- ivv lim-lui, llulu-rt Vliimli-Sli-i', Hi-len lll2lllSl'll, Elvis xY2llli.UI', ,Xlldl'05' S1'llllRlllll, Harold St. 'l'humz1s, lilsii- Mvtzlvig Koss-1ii:1i'y Ms-I,z1iig.:'l1lil1, lll1'll2lI'd XYilsun, Ray Uhryst. Ibmmld li0l7l'l'tllS, livverly llulu-i'l11s, lmrulhy llrudt, Huy Zaifkv. I.1n'1':iii1v Kix'z1c'huk, lmvid XVivla-i', NVillzu'd .luhnsolp und llilllliillil k'zii'i'livdi. 1 CHHs'CHee Club ,iff A f 4' '11 ig 11 Val! JI' ff -1 11, X 2117-33A,!1l1.. Jgsff k 1. -V Z W yw fg.-4' roiu: Mary Kz11's1'l111iz1, Imis l!1'i:4s1111. Mary Stmw-11, Sl1i1'I1-y Hc11d1'i1'ks1111, J0:'2lIlllL' Alf-1i11, INJl111'1-s .XIt'iN1llilld, S1'I1111111'k, I!1'z1t1-iam S0111-1-1, Hz11111z1 15011, Mary 1.1111 IIN-xl. ' l'01l'.' Luis B :iv I.2lI'Hllll, Edith lVlll'g.1'ill, .lm-2111 S11ikv1', Iiz11'l1111'11 I.z1c'l141witze1y 1.11111-11.1 8111111-111z111, 1.1-111121 XX'z11'11- i11sv111z11'i1- Kzniw-1', II1-I1-11 .i11kI11-vii. .I11z111 1'1111k, '41 Vllllff H1-l1+11 .Nl11llis1v11, IIz11'1'i1-1 AIz1lti:41111, l:A'Yk'l'lX 51211152 Axllll 1'111'111i1-1', Nunn XYilk, 3'Ell'K 2L 121-1-111-13 Yi1'- M1fssv1'li. .Xl111'iI1'11 I4Il1iIllPllt'k, Iivlly S1111-11s1111, th-1'41Ifii11v .X111'e-ls1'l1. 1'o11'.' A111111-I .l11z1i1'+-, .XI2ll'j' Luis .ILl2lil't'. .Iz111i1-11 'I'l11111111s1111, Mary lH1111lz111, Arlviw lik, .Im111 IJlIlPi'l', 131111-1'ly ing'l1111, 111111 i':l2lj'Ylll l :11'11i1z1111. M .,.. in -1 Aaddgal Club N.X 543x611 A 2313 1 2 - K 1 Q-9 k Se' O!! ,AM 1 ' X A , ,, 135, U11 1 1 F1 ' 1 11 ' Y 1 4-g,,,4 1. 1 5 I J i .ffvx ',:l,, flf w- 1,115-I 1'1111': f12lI'Ul l'l'41SSIit'if-1, xV2ll'l't'll Sl111l1f11111, -Iftbllllil llz111111t1111, Iii1'l1z11'd XYils1111, 111111 XYill:1rd .l11l111s1111, illfflrlly Hur: Iii1l1L-11 4'i1iIdvsllY1', ,Xl'lL'llL' lfl'2lt'li1Hl', Mzlrilyli, Nielson, 1111111-rl Sioblv, Yl'I'll2l l:l'l1XVIl, .I11z111 IZ1'11w11 my U11 cv, Zllll .1'e1111- tir'1 111: lg'Ii1'.vl'1'111r.' ihwji-1111 lviglllilll, Ile-tty I1z11's1111, K1111111-111 Foss, Nick IC11lr1ff, iiivl1z11'1l H111111-1', ,XII'1'v1l Hv1'1'l1e-111, Aliw . :11'1111, 21111 1- mm-s z111s1411. Page Forty-seven German Club w W- P' ix 'I v i, ,f I, w gx 93 X, H L, , N . f X! t ix ...X x lB .4 SQ: w ,A F . -,Q Nluuflinyf: ldlznius- ICm:,I'1-1', Art lim-ss, Ta-rl l'll'v1't:-1, .luzm f'lJlll'1id, 'Fhumus llrevn, .loam Sm-zlg.:'1'z-11, fqlillil AIZIVIIII, V1-run lin-mul, :xml Malrilyn Zwzlr. t Srfllfvl: lhflly Iluhls, lin ' ' .und lAPll'1lill!' l'4vll1-l'. sm-lxmx'iv Kuisvr, l'zlul llzlllvr, Roy IHZISIIZIII, llzlrlll l'Ill2'llllld, June lxelller, Ulgzl l,e-vkcrlt, Hi-Y !f 7 - 1 fi' ' fa Q bw X K ,OX , ! lj :K j ll '1 -3,1 ,.',' x llfllfffyf ' .'.'. 30:0 , . xll 1 W ' -- f' MM I ll ,'f :'0iQ .- '-I Www H' '4 WPT' - It 4111 ,I-img' Ann :In ,ll I, 4 A -1 - Page Forty-eight ! Sluu41iny 5 11:-o1'g'v Blanks-, ilzxrth l':l1!l,'lllHd, IUIYIUUIIG NVu1tv1'stm'ff, .lerunw lilllmhellio, Fred 1'addm'k, and I . A . 4 l1'l'm1 u 'ullnfl liklltl lN1cl lnluff Dun Qtl-'l'kt'l' I1'vin ' SZIIIIUPISUII, Gs-ruld Meis, and Nnffrfli ,Xllu-Vt NYM d, h 2 ' '., 'i u , . , ,, M1-lnik. QW , fafdf 1 i . '3- J x 1 e T1 V! 17' Vi! T- HQ Hx -. MM!! Xu xi ,fi W Y XX? X I 2453 Library Assistants 'SUS ,yv7 'Qt fic. f Nfflllflill-lrlf lm1'utl1y SIRIIPUIIUNV und .Imam Movllvr. Sval- rrl Xlzlriwm Ifrzmz, Mrs. Ruth l'1'z1dil,uud Betty Kolatz. Art Club fs., .2 fx. N X, X,,2,A2 U uc, 2 , , 9,5 'ws , ia . ..,, 9 - P . , ,, ss Q1- Lusf l'ou': NY1'llill?l'l l1 I5f'1'24'lH21l1, Alf-lissu Wimlult', l'1UF,'l'Il.' .Ul11'f.1'Ill2l1lll, Miss l':l'll2l Svhulz, Nm-il Iluln-11s, t lm1-les Alam-, H2ll'l'5' H11-lmiglmzlllsm-1', and .Xugust Sl'll2llIL'l'. lfimf rnzr: liusv A.zu'i4- l,m-1-lu-, Slum-mn UUIISIPII, lhvunu .In-un VVZIIKI, Zvllu Mew XX'ilsrm, Mzlrizm lmlvn, .Imam Volrin, Alzwilyll l'l'2lll1', und .Iu.-Xllml S1-I 111-ilwlx Page Forty -nine Red Cross Club lit... Si ' - umm Under the leadership of Miss Florence Pearson, the Red Cross Council has accomplished a great deal this year. They have collected magazines, old Christmas cards, soap, soft toys, and numerous other articles. They sold Christmas seals also. But their work was really cut out for them when the big drive for money for the Red Cross came in March. They did a fine job of encouraging the students to give the most. By coming at eight olcloclc in the mornings, they surely showed their enthusiam for the job. lifts! rmr: Ric-hard Adams, Hanna wen, lfilnine Knndziella, Marjorie Flaspeter, Phyllis Patrick, Marlene Kustrick, Ruth lilrlrst, Jack Blake, and Robert 'I'rzu'is. Sm-mul rm:-: Mary Imu Murphy, .Iavqm-liiie Stahl, Luis llrissun, Elsa Iiundgren, Rosemary Richter, Betty Pepin, Audrey Heinlruck, and Betty Uzuliplxell. If'i1'sf 1'ou'.' Audrey Svhaller, Muriel Juaire, l'zLt lleywood, Marion t'lu-riowetli, lleverly Knoll, Evelyn Hedrick, Muriel Audette, and Miss Flo1'e111'e Peairsmi. Page Fi fty Science Club Irzsf lair: Jerrrniu lliwok Ted Holter llordon lTl'flH'l1l 'l'l1OIT1'l' H '- ' ' , , f , fs Queen, 1.111 ltoth, T4ilI'l'y Hull, IUI'l12ll'd SL'llil.Hf-'l', lm Ames Q-Lollg, and Mr. 'l'. Johnsmi. Ser Hum! Vozr: .Ioan I'ottei', Harold A. Johnsfm, Harold R. Johnson, .Tallies Sc-hulte, Sl1?1l'lYl1 Beiisrm, 1'atl'icizL eywimd, llorlliu Nimmoldt, Geraldine Xesh, and xvilgiilliil T-gl2li'l-iI1lUl't'. llrsf 1'mr: llillll Halle-i', llettv Adams, Albert VVood, 'Fed Vlferls Dolores Row, 121111111 V 1 J , ., , .. , XII' xozeny, oe Schultz, lliviwlse 3l4Nil'H, and lclillllt' Kuiidziella. S Science Club 1 Y 0 Chairman - - Paul I-Ialler Co-chairman - Theodor Ulferts Advisor - Mr. T. Johnson The science club is headed by chairman Paul Haller and co-chairman Ted Ulferts. The club hasn't thought of mixing together any atom bombs or developing new theories of the fourth dimension, but they willingly take up individual tasks to further the progress of scientihc knowledge. J Vw S Yi fl! -Ta S if Kill! Page Fifty-one Beacon Staff Believe it or not, this is the staff that edits those praise for their stories. So if you see some character Friday homeroom papers and the annual Saga. Armed sneaking around the hall, looking worried, it's some with typewriter, paste, pencil, and loads of intellectual newswriting student without a hall pass. knowledge, the little reporters are now enjoying worldly MARGARET COSTELLO JEAN SEAGREN Editor-in-chief Managing Editor lim-If Voir: Ni-il llEllPk'llH, Tum Nm-tum, Roy fllzlslmll, Jim IM-l,nm,:', 'Prim AllHll't', ll2ll'l'y Ilielrigllzlllsr-i', and .Ioan IN' A . nw'5'W'bw3 v W',' Beacon Staff ' N 4' ' ' 'U 'z ' VS 'Xlivv l7'2ll'UllllC. pin Srwwnl mir: Hill lfu-vl', .lL'l'l'j' Svliziln-i', AI:u'gw- liurns, l.ls.t Luudfaien, Jmin 1 mx ip, M . . U Nr'ulr':l.' l'uul Hzilln-i', Allwrtzi, Kloilm-i', .Xi'll-iw Hivlvtl-ldf, TN'l'11'1'S RUSS, Nll!',2'2lI'et Wvstvllv, -'Wm SHIPYWII, M2ll'J1'ill1 S Vlzmzlii, Navy 1,1111 M Page Fifty-two urpliy, Ili-tty Knlzntz, Muriel Audettv, and Art Guess. Newswrifing Class 5 5 , a a 5 M a S 2 a E 2 a a S: , 3 . - ,i 1 fi W I 'car ...N 'vs an nk wr 1, 1 xg, U .1 ,wr Imvk Volrf .Ie-un Sv:1g'1'e11, Mary lmu Murphy, lletty Kolatz, lU2lI'Ll'Fll'Pl Cost:-Kllu, :M1lI'jt'2lll VTZYTUIH. , vom! l'llIl'.' Arlvm- him-lvfm-ldt, Paul Hklll4'l', and Iirvlrnwas Russ. l1:'.wl Vnuz' Mrs. ,Xllcv f'2lI'HllIlU. AIlll'i4'l Audvlte, Allrvrtu Klviter, and Art flrwss. Beacon Circulation xr ' X ENQQM Nw! Lf! if has! l'0Il'.' Arthm' Van Kim-wk, 41t'lYl',L1'P Kimball, Frzlnklin .T:1:41wl'sn11, th-f+1'g'e1 Alelxflnde-V, f7'h2ll'l6'S I 1'e-he1'g, Harold I IN .lunvs. Tum lmln-y, and Dm: Iluln-1' 1,1 'l'l1ir'4l1'u1r: Phyllis .lulmsmy Alidzl SL'hI1llli'k, 3zl1',u':1l'f-t gXll,L!'4'l', Mary Lou Murphy, .loywv xvillillllli Luuise Trut- zmmln-1'g, lI:11'lm1'z1 l.zu'I1wi1ze41'. :md lmllisu Suntrzl. Srwolrvl rvzzx' Irvlw Nzluss, I'z1t Mir-Ike, Imlfum-s Russ, Wlzlillx' l'1Il,L1'f'l'I', I,m1'z1im1 T'wtt4-V, .f:L'l'l1if't' l'1'it1'h:11'd, Betty Luu IH-tvrsmm, I'.llH'k'Tl0 lilvvl, . Ifirsl rozzx' Mzlrizlllllv HllSSi!'l'I'U, Ih-tty Hzu-lkf-, 1':1Vnl I-vm-ke-rt, I3vx'v1'Iy l':I'i4'kS4lll, BIZII'-iUl'iU SiHlOIlS1ll'I, A1 Ht'l'L'hl'lH, and K1-nm-th I+'is4-hvr. Page Fifty-three 1111 l1 ll l1 llill lL1:11111i1:, '-1'- izlssv, .luck llnwgli-11, l I1111 111 I xllllvllllll 1'11v1-1-, lil'l'll'll4'll N111- Nzm I 2-: - , , 211141 .X1l1'll 1211-11111-1' Zllllrvill' Mummers' Club 1 1 1 111 il Nl'l'lll' l'l'lilll 'I'l11- ll1IllNt' XYill1u11I il K1-y, l:1NI yv:11 s Ntllllll' play. President Q - Jerome Rowe Treasurer - Betty Gaetke Vice-president Robert Cbidester Adviser - Miss Jose Keller: Secretary ----- Lorna Olson Besides putting on sucli tremendous successes as l'The Kid Makes Up His Mind, Tea- pot on the Rocks, and Nine Lives of Emily, the Mummers' Club indulges in sucli messy jobs as painring the pink set green, or making a davenporr out of one apple crate and tlirce yards of clieeseclotli. Under the direction of Miss jose Kellett, the club has always been an asset to I-Iarding's social life. Las! mir: 111-1:11:11 Kolb, II1-tty Kulaitz, 1101114111 fll'tTTHlI1, Hz11'ol1l .lnl1r1so11, z111d Kon Fuss. S11-111111 1'n14': Marry .llllltl l'z11'1'1-lli, Mz11'g111'v1 NV1es11e1', lA1lliSt' 'l'1'11tz1111l1e1'g1, l1111'111l1y 1Yz1lti111o1'1-, lm s lllllg., NI1111111 1l11 Il NN th I1 111 1.11 111 lil Nl ll i111 N11 il 1 F1 1111 gig '-nw, 2 -1--, !11.2 ,.z1'3'1 'I '. 111 l'ul1 t'l1i1lvsl1-1', l,111'11:1 Ulsrni, .lim-111111111 .l11l111s lfirwl :'1111'.' .XllN'l'lll Klviti-1', IZ1-tty lilll'llil', .le-1'1'y .lill '-, , Page Fifty-four fl F g-0-1 K .irr .lim Slzimlln-1' :ind Lois l':ll,T,l't'l' Hslwp in on zi littlv seein- lwtwm-11 Jenn Kaivlwl and lhll lil'Illllllll', This wuts ll In-use lllfllllvlll ill nllilll' House XYiIliouL Fl Key. Senior Play As a change from the usual three-act comedy, the Mummers' Cluh decided to give a mystery play last spring. On March 18 and 19, they presented The House Without a Keyf, The play, which was dramatized by Jean Lee Latham from Earl Derr Biggers' fam- ous novel, featured the famous Chinese detective, Charlie Chan. Malcolm Cover played the part of the detective. Presented against a colorful Hawaiian background, the play provided plenty of thrills and excitement. Miss Jose Kellett directed the production. -1-nan 5 Q13 V Q In Q f? 1 l K Hi 1 f 4 l K :- xi :22:' 3-:fy ff C'-'ISL l f 3 ' -' llill liluiiiiiig' mists fl wily g'l:1nc'v :it .'lvi'i'y Vull :ls Janice Rrwlw looks on in 'l'liv House XYillio11t il Ke-y. Page Fifty-five Scribblers' Club i P-Q Ge uv l li , , 'Mila in , l l Q J Na, Armed with pencils, pens, and ideas direct from Mars, the Scrihhlers' Cluh is composed of Harding's literary minded. Their themes are famous, their poems are nationally advertised, their stories are history, and their fame immortal. ' ',,.,Nr,,..,sr,,... , -N , 4 4. 7.1 . 1 i ' l 45 President - - Margaret Costello Vice-president - - - Betty Kolatz Secretary - -jean Seagren Treasurer - - - Paul Haller Advisor - -Miss Alvina Pollman Throughout the year the little writers are kept busy with numerous events. Their movies, Tale of Two Cities, lVlutiny on the Bounty, Romeo and Juliet, and The Good Earth, were highlights of the season, while their gala parties are envied by all the uninvitecl. E Lux! ruff: lm:-li-mf lm I ws11i-, .Iuvk l l2llHliJ,'2lll, llii'li:1i'd Itwyi-V, Iii-mu-th I+'1wfS, '?H5'l Wlllllllllwlll, l51'Y1'l'l5' liillllvllll. lAIlllHi' Sivnlrzi, :ml 'I'l1i-iiiliii' l'lI'4-I' S. 1 1 Swwmfl ruff: Ili-tty 11:14-Ilu-, lmiiisi- 'I'l'l1lxi-iilvi-ig, Iii-tty fl2lIlll1lli'll, .Xi'li-nv llivli-ll-lill, livlmm-s Ki-lvllzilil, ,Xllllv l'ix1'- mii-V, Ih-i'11ii'i- lflillliiilllll, Hlsii l,llllll5.1l'1'lI. Mziry Jann- ll'll'Yt'lll, und .Xlln-rlzi Klvili-r. l'll'Nl ruir: .XI:u'y-mi Itzmrnn, Maury Lou 5llI'lPllj', .Ivan Se-215:11-lr, Al1ll'g:SlI'1'I Vustvllo, Miss l'Hlllll!lll, Ili-tty Kolziiz, l':llll llzllli-V, .liuixl .XlmAll4fx', illlll lY4Ili+l'i-s RUSS. Page Fifly-fix Girl Reserves President Rose Marie Lueclce Vice-president - Ruth Seward Secretary - - Nola Gutsche I.C.C. Member - Jean Seward I-Iardingls Girl Reserves have a firm stand in the social life of the school. Their activities are enjoyed by freshmen and seniors alike. Throughout the year they have ushered at the Womenls Institute and the Ice-Capades. Besides, they have held numerous parties and outings. Their most important project this year was their doughnut sale, profits from which are used to support their summer camp at Square Lake. The group is advised by Mrs. Unke. Girl Reserves QQJ . 'fs , , , X .. Ima. ion.. uvitiits. Musa, ulu1'lzl kivllllm-LL, lit-11111111111-1 I-ie1'Z J, infris HUOK, Lislly lXHl2l.Z, .nary liull .l.lll'Dlly, AVIETN' Bielofeldt, Shirley Hendrif-kson, Beverly Fredrieh, Beverly Liekweg, and Marilyn Lawson. Fllll1'flL rmr: Virginia Me-Sserli, Mary .Tune Frelmff, Joan Moeller, Arline Ric-hter, Audrey .IulmSun, 111-tty l.nf'lie- weitzer, Hanna Hen, Lurrine l:t'lS2lIlg', Alive Stzulke, and f'z1rol Frossfield. Thirrl rmfx' Dolores Eckert, l rmllevn IJ:1lag'lier, Muriel Audette, Elsa l4Ulld8,'lPl1, Helen .lrnlw0k, Kzitllryn llntlun, i Slim-on Henson, Olga Bm-vkei't, latrivizi llzirrett, Karla lxl2llldPl'S, and Muriel Hanson. SVKWIIIII rmr: Beverly Benson, Maria lk-ckcr, .loan Hedeen, Betty f12lllllJlJL'll,'l'llQ'l't'S0 NVl1e-lan, llztrinn Clif-lmwetli, Betty Lou Peterson, Mzxrcizi l-levker, l'atricia Dunn, Arleen Hanson, and Betty llelzlndvr. First row: .Ir-an Seward, Judy linden, Rose Marie Luecke, Marje-an Vlznmn, Nola lllllvlliv, and Ruth Seward. Page Fifty-xeven 5 X 3 E it F V, M Nlfrmliuyf: liux SIVII bla-. Hwy lllzuslmn .Xlulw-llzl Ku-lmfr :null ll il 1' 11 I fl A. .luhns1m. Ix'uf'1Iing1,' Iumnu I'vI1-mmm, , luulsv 'I'1'lltz+f11lf1-wr, Ran g::ll'4-I XYi1-suv 1,.uml In U tll 'I V1-x Hams Harm- 1 hm'l'S1'll' lwlli Z 5.1 X 1 Chix I -K. ' 5 1 .M if . Ill Ixntmr4':ln14l1llx1x nd 1 h . llgl' us plwm- :ns shv Irie-Q hm lun . N ilu- llnvding lm-ulrwlixw ! M mgff K X Z ,Z ,f PN Girls H Club si pg l 1 , gg? ., Qwb twig' ibwy lr 1 1, l Iirwl Worr: -llt'l111't'S ll2l11St1l1, Vi1'g'i11i:1 lil2ll'lil11U1't', .111:111 l'1'l1il1, M2l1'j1'2lI1 l'lZlT12lN1 3'2l1'1lYll Nil'lSf'N, l.1111is1- 'll1'lllZt'11lDt'1'f.f, :111d l'lP1'l'0l Miller. 1 I'4Illf rmr: A11r11'1fy H1-g'11111d, .lvilll Sewzlrd, 1.111'1'11i111- 11111't111z111, 121-tiy lfIbl2llZ, .111:111 311111111-1', 121-1'1-1'1y 1111111-1'111s. 111111 Mary l,1lll Ai1l1'1Dl1l'. A girl who earns 1,000 points and receives her letter get the necessary points for a letter. Wlmen an additional automatically becomes a member of the 'QI-ll' Club. 500 points are earned by a senior girl, she is then awarded By taking part in the required sports, in and out of an All-City G.A.A. Seal. School, any junior or Senior G.A.A. member may try to Boys H Club 0 Q1 5 A 1 1311 1 1 'f 3 1 1 1 s 1' - V 1 519, ' 1 I 1 ,,,V ., 11' :ei 1 6 1,1 l ' l Fifa' 11111 -NA111 1-zewfz i 1111151 1 l'5.'Z2fx ' -1' 'S I' liurl: rmr: ll41llt'1'l Ht'1'1'1P11, Kay S1:1Ie1', A1 A11-t1'z11l', 1l11lz111d Vogel, lll1'li AlL11'l'1lY, 1-Id Stark, .lzwk 111111- z1y111-, A1111 A1111-1', illlll 121111 t'111111i11g'11z1111, - Sri-mul rmr: l'IP21t'l1 .I1111 11z111dis, 41111111 1!111'g.1'111z11111, Skip S1-01'e, H211'1'f' Ki111:t'1-1'. 11z111- 1611s-1'11z11'111, .11111 l'lRl'2ll1, 111111 111-nk, V1-1'11 l1y11l'll, llU1'lll1l1 U1'tr11a111, z111d l'U214'l1 .1111111 1 11l1z1y. V lfrunzi 1'1111': lllbll S11-1-1t1f1', lzillllll Nuttfr, 11111 1.1-slie, 13111 liL'114'1't, B011 V031-1, 131111 ll2lllS4'l1, 1f'1'1-fl IQ11111111, lilll l'11l'l'I'1', 111111 .lt'1'1'j' S1'11z1111-12 Comprised of the 'ccream of the cropl' of Harding boys, walls of Harding for enjoyment. The club has no acl- members of the H club can occasionally be seen throw- visor. ing freshmen out of third story windows or climbing the 1945 City Harding Harding Harding Harding 6, Crerin 0 18, Central o 20, Humboldt o 19, Washington O C-ricl Champs Harding 42, Wilson I9 Harding 14, Johnson 6 Harding 27, Murray 6 Harding 7, Monroe 7 Pictured below are members of the Maroon squad who received All- Cityv honors. They are, left to right, Vern Lynch, Rol Vogel, Gene Bergmann, Bob Vogel, and Jim Egan. Left fo 'rigl1f.' R01 Vufzi-l, Al Metcalf, Vern l.Y!1l'll, Gene Bergqrminll, Jim Egan, .Ie-rry Sc-hziln-i', Milt Miller, B011 Vogel, Skip Scnro, Ed Stark, und Jzivk liimziyuo. Page Sixty ll 7 AIt'Illllt'I'S ul' the first string' fmrthzlll 1021111 are picture above. Huck roux' Milt Miller, Jim 1411-.Z'i1l1, Hula Vogel, and . Q mf .Ivrry Sclmlrelz 6 U I ro11l 1'0'll'.' Jzwk IQOIHLYIIO3, Skin Sc'm'v, llld Stark Vern I Lynvh, flblli' lk'1'g'1N2l1lfl, Al Metc'u1l', and R01 Voggl. 5-3 A Football X Q5 , ,-X U d 5 J , . L CX ,f- N lll r In Q MLJ W-- . .. -W fr'-'an ' 1'rm'.' Assistant, Coach James Landis, A12ll'l2lf2,'t'l' Ed Si5hL1l'lI1it'I', I-iill Buffer, Harold Jones, Herb Jahn, Dean I':1lg'l41', Jack Nadler, 'y Ulnmsvllenk, Gene Rivci, Malmger Bill Lvslie, and H92ld Cfmvll John Falmy. ml rout' Herb Selvng, Roh Svible, Lam Nash, Gcne Rugers, Joe Dubay, Bob Sparks, Dale Eberhardt, Jim Egan, Bob Bausch, Jerry Svhaber, t row: Bula Vogel, Skip Svore, Milt Miller, Nv6l'11Hll Lynch, Roland Vogel, Allen Metcalf, Ed Stark, Jack Rcmayne, Bob Mc- uheon, and Gene Bergmann. Page Sixty-one Q 1 Ax ' bi in , 9 Q -A ffm w x up , A, j g , W fx s i . 1 ,J , Jw H Football Porky Bjerlcen is shown being hit by Jerry Sclvalver and Rol Vogel after the powerful Teddy back was stopped after he gained a yard. I-Iarding's intricate TH, and Minne- apolis Roosevelt crushed the out- weighed St. Paul team, 39-7. Milt Miller rolled to the lone score in the last period on a 43-yard gallop. Out- scored but not outfought, the Ma- roons showed undaunted spirit in A outplaying the Teds throughout the opening half. 'AE -r W The Harding eleven then clinched the city title by de- During the course of the season, the Fahaymen set num- ting Murray, 27-6. Bob Vogel continued his scoring spree erous records. Fullbaclc Bob Vogel exceeded the old indi- hitting pay dirt twice while Schaber and Rol Vogel counted vidual scoring mark by 23 in compiling 84 points. The grand :e. In a bitter cold atmosphere, the Maroons were tied total of 61 points tallied in the Wilson game was the highest Monroe, 7-7, after trailing until the final minutes. total score in Central Stadium's history. The Maroons' 42 points in the same clash was the season's greatest offensive Fhen, as all top grid teams do, the Maroons entered the showing. It was the first time Harding tallied more than 'in City game. An icy field and snow-filled air hampered six points against a Johnson team. Big Russ Adamson is shown scoring his second of tlvree touchdowns after Rol Vogel and Ed Stark make a futile at- mpt to stop tlie Roosevelt back. 37. Big and small are reprexerzfed here by Ed Siegfrica' and fired Kaulfuss. The Harding haslcethall team ended the season in sixth place with a record of four victories and five .ng 44 defeats. ln its opener the five defeated johnson, 41-37. n malun WS W Three successive defeats followed, 2l-18 to Marslmall, I an gliuwnnetl 0 Monroe, 45-28, and Mechanic Arts, 39-27. Waslming- ,ekgkrlc aw, BC ton was then upset, .24-23. Two more defeats followed to T 5 Q15 W Murray, 34-24, and Central, 29-29. The Maroons then Qenle MONO wound up the season hy defeating Wilsoim, 22-19, W SW? and Hiimholdt, 29-26. baskil' 11 rr A Basketball I 22. 2 LL 4 l l i l,r1,sl rurfx' 3111111121-1' Iicl S1'lllll'!IIl4'I'. lloll .XI1-1'11ln'l1w111, John Hugh. glmmgoy Ibiek lhuhimlv Iron Ilos, Ilolzxnrl 'l'1'1'l1i:111i. :mil .Xlzllvzugu-1' Ilill 1,1-slie. li'runl rur1'.' ,I-'VV5 S1-l111l14-V. llalrlln lfllgllllllll lid Si:-gI'1'i1-tl. 4'1rz11'h .lim lmlltlis, Ro! Yoga-l, .lm-It Ilorlznyii-',:1111l Nlzlrx l1i'1-111113 Page Sixty-fum s ,wmv -X 0 A .1 101 kai 35' 521552 Xia? f5afT5 f17 'F HT i 'zzi Sf 133.13 53 V14 : if rv? if YE' ig' wif X 2 i ' f '25Q i g i if eil K guf A ef irl L ,ig , 1 6 . if A wiv ' if , A.. Q , Q' he K., sae .1 ' K, I K, ' s s Xa ' f ' 'a ,N Q sf bofdl 3 B ob .. I: f- Y .Niqawsm A .Q K .9 A A f..-wi if , . ,ff .L ,Q .J .-1, S3552-1 fg J , Q af 3 I .W V-wr-7 5 mf. .Y Baseball E Fl X90 .1 .- 91152 Lust 1'u1r'.' l'4Iil1'lI John Fnliiny, Holm Ihulswlm, .l4'l'l'X Yzlll, .lim Siildltxf, Divk 3lll1'l'2lY, Iiolr Vogel, :xml Holi Vlllllllllilllillll. lf'i-rs! rmr: .lvrry S1-lmlmr-l', .l2ll'li llorlzuylu-, lima Schmitz, 'Pom liulzlml, .Iuvk 'I'lwmz1s, :md l!iIl I'uI'I'1-V, Harding's T945 baseball team, coached lost. Only two lettermen returned to hol- hy Mr. John Fahay, ended the season ster the nine. Tom Boland was awarded with a record of four games won and five a berth on the mythical All-Cityl' team. M 2 it i l l Page Sixly-fix Track Team Iam! worry' l44l2l1'll .Izmn-:-1 li2lllIllS, ll2lXlHlIllll Uliryst, IIowz1l'd Immvl, liuhvrt llvrrun, :md Gurdon in-Imam, I-'irsl mfr: Alzlrxin lil-zuly, Yl'I'llUll Iiym-h, lAll'lj' H4-hwn-itz, l,4-nlizlrxl Notln, Ilmmld Stuc'hm', nn Ilzllpll Nnltn, Capturing hfth place on the strength of Schweitz lead the Landismen. Schweitz won a single victory, I-Iarding's traclcmen show- the Twin City 440 yard dash for the only ed considerable hrilliance hy individual St. Paul first. Immel proved to be out- performances. Frank Perlcins and Larry standing while running the mile. 2 ft 'W Swimming Team 4 'l K- if' . V , H, K f I 1 i if FMC? ,fist 7'01l'.' Bob Me-is, limb Sparks, liemgue Alexziiidifr, Ile-Vli Svlwmgq, :ind Hzilph Vain 110111. I'irsl rozv: lion Nelson, 172111 1ji'o1-iw, August Sclizim-i', Dale I'Ibe1'1m1'dt, Junk Nzidh-1', Ilivk ivye-rs, and .lerry Svziulaiii. Revived after its absence during the war, the Harding swimming team won two meets and lost seven. Herb Selvog, Bob Sparks, and George Alexander turned in brilliant per-- formances. Mr. George Berry is the team,s coach. Jziwk Nzidler, Dials Sparks, Hi-rin Svlx'u,u', llvriipe Aluxzinder, lmn G11-44111-, Dick Alvyers, and .lorry Svziiiliiii. Page Sixty-seven lx 4? m. -f KX' f 5 FERROL MILLER President President - - Ferrol Miller Vice-president - Arlene Bielefelclt Recording-Secretary - - Beverly Robertus Secretary-Treasurer - Louise Trutzenberg Members of che G.A.A. board are chosen for their leadership and sports ability. The girls hold meetings before school to settle all the problems of the G.A.A. GAA. Board -22, 'lyo q s D X U' A 1 L . EN N -1' N J wlflslr Nlnsfcl sl p . Qui is Nlllllllfllfll Alzl1'g'zil'1-L xYlt'SflL'l', 'I'l1e1'e-se Moore, Audrey Schreiber, Jean Seward, lAIl'1'H.lllt' Hill'llll2lll, Mzlrcellu Kim-i'mfx', l'zlt l,z11'Iz1i1', and l'Jolm'+-1-1 Hansen. S1'frI1'1I.' .lr-ull S1-111:11-ll, lmuisn- 'l'l'lltZl-'lllP0l'f.'C, Arlene Biulefvldt, Miss Leah Miller, l'iL'l'l'Ul Miller, Hr-xl-1'ly R1llb01'fllS, und 'l'll1'l'Q'St' Xvllillvll. Page Sixty-eight MISS LEAI-I MILLER In charge of physical education here at Harding, Miss Leah Miller has gained the respect and admiration of every girl in her classes, from freshman to senior. In G.A.A., her helpful hints and ideas are always appre- ciated, as well as is her enthusiastic work with the groups. 'f' Xffa x if-' fits A The Leaders, Cluh is made up of a tourna- ment, roll call, shower, door, and equipment leader and four color captains from each phys- ical education class. The cooperation of these girls makes each class an elficient organization. Adviser Leaders' Club MISS LEAI-I MILLER Lrlsl l'IlI!'.' .Iezm Alldreotti, Audrey Uummins, Anita Xertz, Marlene Kustrich, Ruth Nrlist, Kathleen Luocke, .lilt'lllll'llIl0 M1-tn'uIl', Al2ll'f.l'2ll't'l 4XllIJ,'t'l', Mzlrilyn Reberk, Rosemary Riclitr-1', .loam fIHlll'2ld, and Bernice 1'vte1'sun. Ifularlll rrnlx' June Sim-g'w11l'tl1, 1'z1tl'ic'iu Forstello, Gloria Metrik, Shirley Hn-ndl'i1'kso11, Shirley I'Ing'e1', lilezmm' Iinrn- Ik-ld, Poem-lizi I':lg:'e, Helium Hen, Mary Jzisiuski, Aud1'ieD1'uke, Rezitrive Scheel, and Xzlry Lou Roland. 'l'11i1'1I ruzrx 1'zu'ole Sf'llIlStl4I', .xlilldlyll lIl2ll'kt', He-tty Fmxllxlrell, Ruselyn Kafka, Ileloros Netsvh, l!zu'luzu'u Mich- uisliy, Maxim- flziyllwd, Mary llzwti-, Irem- Nzluss, Phyllis St'l1l'L'llJt1l', llnrotlly Anderson, amd Iiulhryn Hutton. Nfwnlfl rm:-.' .loam ll'HiIl'Pll, .Iuuet Klinkllummer, Rc-vvrly He-1'x'zlis, Mary Ann Jfvlnisoii, Murvizt I5k'4'l'il'l', Joan l11,u'1'z1m, llllllllltl In-llwn, l'Ul'llll1t' Yllliilllll, l'Hllk'0ll IJ2ll1lg0l', Lila llrommerivh, Gt'l'ZlIdlllt: Henry, A'2Il'f.2'2ll'Ut VVic-sner, and Muriel llunsoii. Ifirsl rnzr: lIt'Y0l'lj' 14:1 Vziqm-, Nnrnm Sldlllilifll, Iloimtlmy Sl'llllU.Z'Pll, Pe-gg'y Squire, Ilorotlly l'l'0lDlL', Ruth linu- gitsvli, Kzmtln-ryu NYalyl1e-, lilziine I1IHl'l'l24llt'l'f.Z', Lois Harder, Janis Mc'I.e-Ilan, Sully Stzldler, lieu-rly BLBIISIJII, and Holly fll't'lSl1lf,l'. Page Sixty-nine G.A.A. Members lu .wl mu .' .lnvlaiv ltumlv. 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Ifirsl 1'1111': 11l'Y1'1'1A' 1111111-1'111:4, 111-1111'11s 111111s1111, 1'112l1111J '1'1t11'11L'A', 11412111110 11'11111:1,uz111, .11-1111 .A11l1f'1'SH11, 1':1t1'11-iz1 A11-I,1111g4111i11, 1l111'11t11y A111tti111111'11, A121I'gll1t'1 111111l1, l'111'11l 11111'11l'e111, 11111111111 1':l11J,'1'f'1', 1111111111 S1'11i1tg.1'1111, 211111 A1'l11111- XV1-st111111l. Page Seventy-one 5 Q I v S W 5 if ,, , N3 in 1, wk '4 SWANSON DRUG Prescriptions - Sundies - Fountain 823 E. Seventh St. TO 9070 LUN D AND LANGE FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH EARL and EUCLID STREETS V ALBERT B. UTZMAN, Minister Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Worship, 10:45 a.m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Evening Worship, 7:30 p.m. For Better Value- SHOP AT YOUR NEAREST KLEIN'S FOOD MARKET COLEMAN LOAN Flowers 272 So. Snelling 400 Sth Ave. So. ' k 1 ST. PAUL SOUTH ST. PAUL Emplre Ban B EM. 1347 LA, 6441 Identification for Snaps on page 72 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. ll. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Keep Smiling! Ianet Soderberg and Lorraine Teeters. On iaunt to Crystal Cave! Myron Stcrbenow and friends. Taking it easy! Lorraine Hartmon, Beverly Knoll, and lean Seward. Some ot the Beacon Staff on the loaf. People are iunny! Lois Sauro, Pat La Clair, and Lois O'Hallo1an. It's on Milt. It's Sadie Hawkins Day! Evelyn Hedrich and Carol lensen. We'1l stick together through thick and thin. The T A Club. Practicing her strutting. Arlene Ek. The morning after! Karla Manders, Carol Crosstield. Betty Kolatz, and Carol Eggert. Friendly, aren't they? Harry Dahlgren, Ioyce Riedell, and lerry Knutson. Posing posies! Margaret Wiesner and Betty Peck. Band members at Police Picnic. All City Six: Betty Kolatz, Ioan Moeller, Alberta Kleiter, Muggs Wiesner, Betty Gaetke, and Marcella Kietner. Betty Adams and her Iohnson steady. lean Sniker and A1 Wood tTogether Againl. Iim Root, Bob Tart, Bernie Oman, Dick Moore, Don Bender, Bill Langeman. Phyllis Keller, Delores Hansen, Alice Bourgette, and Audrey Heglund. They may have seen better days- Page Seventy-three MARTIN GIESEN Theatrical Costumer Summer Formals for Graduation 207 Midland Building GArfield 3621 Hansen's F ood Market 1786 E. Minnehaha GHOCERIES - MEATS CONCORD LAUNDRY 774 E. Seventh St. TOwer 5597 tl Compliments of CHECKERBOARD LUNCH 800 E. Seventh St. MARIA DRUGS 679 E. Third Street TOwer 2446 MILTON SMITH, R.P.H. R. 6 R. SPECIALTY PRINTING 728 E. Seventh St. TOwer 2961 FOREST CASH GROCERY Corner Sixth and Forest TOwer 5611 PARIS CLEANERS 835 E. Seventh LONETTI SHOE HOSPITAL SKATES SHARPENED 1074 Hudson Road Remember Us- LARRY'S RADIO SERVICE Radios - Tubes - Latest Records 1082 Payne Ave. TOwer 3600 Bells, Club Emblems, Pins and Buttons Compliments of Made by KARL KAI WESTERN BADGE fs. NOVELTY co. SER 402 North Exchange TAILORS OTTO DRUG EAST THIRD FOOD MARKET Corner Hudson Road and Earl We Deliver TOwer 1783 880 E. Third St. TOwer 3517 Page Seventy-four MINNESOTA BOX MFG. CO. Manufacturers of Lumber - Boxes - Box Shocks - Crating - HAZEL PARK BEAUTY SHOP 730 White Bear Ave. TOwer 3050 Sawdust - Baled Shavings VOLLER'S FOOD MARKET Main Office: 827-841 Forest Street 165.7 E. Minnehaha Avenue VA 1956 St. Paul 6, Minn. PETER P. VOELLER, Prop. Compliments Compliments of of HAZEL PARK FUELS A FRIEND ir M COAL - COKE - WOOD MUELLER'S SERVICE STATION FUEL OIL - STOKERS C. E. MUELLER Quality Oil Products i 874 White Bear Ave. Tower 6132 1000 Kennczrd St. TOwer 0977 ir WM. ESCHENBACHER . IEWELER COIUPHIHGHIS Of 245 E. seventh CEdar 7930 Sanitary Cut Price Bakery 933 E. Seventh St. TOWer 2426 'A' HARRY'S BARBER SHOP 'A' Minnehaha and White Bear Avenues IOE'S SERVICE STATION 2015 E. Minnehaha Ave. GAS - OIL - ICE Compliments of SONNEE'S GROCERY Maple Street and Conway DAYTONS BLUFF SHEET METAL WORKS SHOP: TOWer 5227 W. Meyer Res.: TO 0867 R. Meyer: TO 8901 HEATING and VENTILATING ASPHALT PITCH and GRAVEL BUILT-UP ROOFS 854 and 856 E. Seventh Street Page Seventy-he 4, Page Seventy-six O Compliments of MOUNDS PARK RADIO AND ELECTRIC O Compliments of I OHNSON BROS. HAZEL PARK HARDWARE Westinghouse Appliances 848 White Bear Avenue TOWer 3191 219 Bates Avenue TOwer 3757 Open Sundays and evenings TETZLAFF Your Neigthborhood Grocer TO. 8880 1237 E. 5th St HAZEL PARK GROCERY R. N. Iohnson TOWer 0246 1718 E. Seventh St i' Compliments of Fag's Sandwich Shop 895 Payne Ave. 897 E. Seventh St. ul' SWEN SON BROS. FURNITURE, HARDWARE and ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Be Payne Ave. Wise and Economize The Finest Chevrolet of A11 Time For the Service of America SALES and SERVICE WOLFF CHEVROLET CO. 811 E. Seventh St. WM. S. WOLFF St. Paul 6, Minn. Page Seventy-:ev NORTH'S DRUG STORE I Headquarters S HARDING HIGH STUDENTS I I I I Designers and Manufacturers Robert A. North, Prescription Druggzst of O 786 E. 7th St., Corner Hope St. Fine School Ievvel-ry Since 1897 Buy and Save - - - At The DAIRY STORE Twin City Branch Pasteurized Milk FOSHAY TOWER 832 White Bear Ave., Near E. 7th St. Main Plant and General OHices I' KASAL Owatonna, Minnesota GROCERIES 2259 E. Minnehaha TOwer 5678 PAY YOUR BILLS BY my ay, CHECKS The new, safe, economical, EASY-WAY to handle money. Open an account this Week . . . pay bills the EASY-WAY. No Monthly Service Charge O No Minimum Balance tFor complete information, stop in, write, or phone TOwer 77015 'Ir NORTI-IWESTERN STATE BANK 919 E. Seventh Street St. Paul 6, Minnesota Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Page Seventy-eight Senior Alphabet A is for Audette, our sweet little flame, B is for Bergmann, of gridiron fame, C is Costello, the Beacon staff ed, D is for Dubey, with his close-shaven head, E is for Egan, that passer supreme, F is for Fry, every girl's dream, G is for Gott, Student Council he leads, H is for Haller, for whom Kleiter pleads, I is for Ihrig, whom we all admire, J is for Johnson, a real live wire, K is for Kolatz, who makes us laugh hard, L is for Lynch, our All-City guard, M is for Miller, the Jive Hive promoter, N is for Nielson, 'Tm busy,', we quote her, O is for Olson, small only in size, P is for Pritchard, with gay twinkling eyes, Q is Queen Margaret, Homecoming she led, R is for Rowe, the senior class head, S is for Stark, in sports none can surpass, T is for Trutzenburg, brains of the class, U is for Utzman, who talks all the while, V is for Vagnoni's wonderful smile, W is for Wilson, the boogie-Woogie man, X is Xcuses which Hardingites plan, Y is for Why? or it could stand for YOU, Z is for Ze end, and that's just what we'll do. Page Se y from your friencibf nezlgh borlzood FIRST GROUP BANKS complete banking and financing service Business Loans o Savings Accounts Checking Accounts o Personal Loans low cost loans to buy, easy payment plans for build or remodel a the purchase of auto- home. mobiles and appliances. st GROUP ba s SAINT PAUL FIRST MERCHANTS STATE BAN K Minnehaha Avenue and E. Seventh Street FIRST STATE BAN K Payne Avenue and Case Street member federal deposit ' cc corporatio P Eh C70 YUUHB PEOPLE LEAFGREN FURS . . . Furs Exclusively . . . 1194 Payne, at Maryland Accounting Banking Cost Accounting Income Tax Advertising Business St. Paul 1, Minnesota Management B . uiliifmics ' Business Mathematics I Freezing Storage 0 Relining Business T-UW Adding 0 Repairing 0 Restyling Cul:5T::Zls Shorthand Typewriting ADAM'S APPLIANCE SERVICE English Correspondence We repair all electrical appliances Spelling B Q H E H D Penmanship 850-852 E. 7thiSt. TOwer 4125 Sqlesmcnship ATTEND THE Office Training Mimeographinq Multigraphing WILFRID ANDERSON I . gicfphone CLOTHIER . Tl? 'm'0's Business College 31111119 TOwer 1115 978 Payne St. Paul Tth and cedar streets Filing C. . S . If Pays To Look Well Always GA. 4378 M1 emce GOVERT S. STEPHENS THOMAS F. KENNEDY Compliments of Minnesota Mining Sc Mig. Co. 900 FAUQUIER AVENUE Page Eighly-one East Side Motor Sales F O R D Cars - Trucks - Tractors Farm Implements E. 7th and Maria LINCOLN PRINTING CO. MARIUS M. SCHLIEF, Proprietor Wedding Announcements - Personal Printing TOwer 8288 959 E. Seventh sn. Courtesy of ENGFER FOODS 376 Maria TOW er 9061 MARIEN'S SERVICE STATION Highwood Park, St. Paul 6 COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Compliments of DR. H. R. HECK 1170 E. 7th Street BRANDT'S 5c to 51.00 Store MINNEHAHA DRUG CO. Prescription Druggist aza WHITE BEAR AVENUE White Bear and Minnehaha TOwer 3800 HAZEL PARK CLEANERS ' ' 4 4 i' . 4A terlmg ,l The Home of Better Cleaning 4' 56CI'2'tEtt'l61 7 4 ik 4: Schoo tg TOWQI 2977 Tower 2977 Y .16v.ifiif:1Ts:f::.iii 5 4 Qywci Q12 'Hrw ' A Oimllfwg arg. V , 'Luna '0'1.o.mrx. Ww I' 4 Wsxtrr-t.ti2tw 7 I ' on' .. ., BERGGREN s GEOCEEY 4 ioguggvynww .P . . tf P School Supplies and Quality Foods 4 dmamlfhggmnwwi 1? . ou-rtdt .ILl..VLllAfVUJ'1. 5 Fourth and Atlantic 4 CEDAR om ' I L NIAGUILEN FULLER MRS. NELLE S. AUSTIN TOwer 9009 V'VIV'V'VIV'v Page Eighty-two DEL'S FOOD SHOP The Friendly Shop 1179 Minnehaha Ave. TOwer 1315 SULLIVAN PHARMACY 1211 E. Seventh St. NEW and USED SCHOOL BOOKS Bought - Sold - Exchanged DICTIONARIES ENCYCLOPEDIAS NOVELS--BIOGRAPHIES BOOKS OF ALL KINDS TWIN CITY BOOK AND STATIONERY COMPANY tRemember our new address? 383 ROBERT STREET - BETWEEN 5th and 6th STREETS KCOME IN AND BROWSE! HARRY'S FOOD MARKET W. C. STANTON LUMBER Sth and Maria TOwer 1311 We Deliver Y i EGII SIIGGI, NOIII1 of Cities Service Products Tel. TOWer 2054 St. Paul, Minn. White Bear and E. Minnehaha St. Paul Brozek's Super Market xg, iroo Y PU A Complete Self-Service Market ro Jqkffs Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ,Q wee! l GROCERIES and MEATS Phone TO 4827 999-1001 Hudson Road Mounds Park Cleaners Expert Cleaning and Pressing Cash and Carry 201 Bates Ave. VA 1668 909 Iohnson Pkwy. Delco Burners and Stokers Bendix Washers and Frigidaires Roofing and Insulation Radios and Ranges Page Eighty-three I fcmcdwevw 242 13.5111 Sr Gfqrfxaefd 7-45? CXO 'KY ARLINETUV ELEHTRIE EUMFANY Lawrence Rylander 999 Payne Ave. TOwer 4941 Established 1923 Compliments of DE LUXE THEATRE 287 Maria TOwer 2159 D. NORMAN 6 SONS GROCERIES - MEATS 1076 Maryland 917 Heaney vA. 3939 RES. To. 5752 PETERSON'S MAYTAG STORE COMPLETE REBUILDING LIKE NEW Maytag Authorized De le - P 1 and service 798 E. 7th STREET sr PAUL s, MINN. O Compliments of Herzog Iron Works CYPRESS N. P. TRACKS THE IONDOT CO. IOHN G. SAUEBS A if General Contracting Original Designing Decorating HOME BUILDING APARTMENTS - INDUSTRIAL 'A' 712 E. 7th Street TOwer 0166 MUELLER'S CONFECTIONERY 879 Fremont Ave. lERRY'S BARBER SHOP 927W E. Seventh St. It Pays to Look Wel1 CURLEY'S EAT SHOP au Hamburgers - Chili 1042 E. 7th Street Open All Night KAPLAN FOOD MARKET GROCERIES - MEATS 2019 E. Minnehaha TOwer 5516 Page Eighty-five Electric Blue Print Co. 312 Minnesota St. Drafting - Supplies Art Materials - Drawing Sets Where Your Dollar Goes Farthest KESTING MUSIC STORE and STUDIOS Nels K. Langsten, Prop. Band Instruments-Pianos-Radios Instructions-Repairing Electrical Appliances WE MAKE RECORDINGS 34 E. Sth St. CEdar 4786 Corsages - Cutflowers . if FREE DELIVERY Roses I Gardenias g ' vbppt ii' 't1'1'f111: wk ' 1291 E. SEVENTH STREET I . L 6. MINN. MILLER FLORIST ST m 1767 Old Hudson Road TOwer 2966 ir uk Compliments of PAPER, CALMENSON 6: COMPANY Compliments of Kemper Motor Company 801 E. 7th Street 'A' LANDY'S FOOD MARKET 1785 E. Minnehaha GROCERIES - MEATS HAZEL PARK PHARMACY Your Neighborhood Drugqist Tgwer 0485 TOwer 4507 East Seventh at White Bear Compliments of R. H. REINERS DORNFELD SERVICE STATION GROCERIES 1171 Hudson Road TOwer 8558 TOwer 2311 1233 E, 7th St, Page Eighty-.tix IOHN WAECH Sport and Tennis Shoes for the Teen Ager SHOE REPAIRING 1053 Hudson Road TOwer 9492 Compliments of I. V. Bailey Nurseries IF YOU NEED Intensive Individual Instruction in Shorthand. Typewriting, Secretarial Training, Accounting, Civil Service, or Calculating Machines. COME TO Many exclusive features. Free bulletin. Visit the school and start now in day or evening school. 46th year. f 7 i' PRACTICAL BUSINESS SCHOOL St. Paul 6, Minn. LA Salle 9744 63 E. 5th St. CEdar 5333 St. Paul CAPITOL SUPPLY COMPANY, Inc. IOBBERS Plumbing and Heating Supplies 329 E. 7th St. CEdar 1887 St. Paul, Minn. RAY l. RYAN GROCERIES and MEATS Van Buren 0505 Corner 4th and Cypress St. Paul 6, Minn. ROSECRANS ELECTRIC CO. Everything Electrical 892 E. 7th St. TOwer 5068 Elgin - Hamilton - Gruen WATCHES CARLSON IEWELRY STORE 955 Payne Ave. You Can Never Start Saving Too Young! Make saving a paying ,habit at Twin City Federal Where your account earns a generous return, and is Federally INSURED up to S5,000. Twin City Federal Savings and Loan Association Guardian Bldg., St. Paul 8th and Marquette--Minneapolis-Home Office Resources over 333,000,000 Page E igbty-seve ml W us Q W5 -It 74:5 .75,, f may Good .4-' If A fo 4, V M, K LM 5 GREENE Makww Ofu7Mw 3117 1 a 3 I 'miami -A w..:::g.L.w: ima .imma .. V2am.w.sL9agfHA:Jmna1sr.a9asaml:1ii:LLnminulmmf.f.:m.Xx. -w,'z:' :S ,nfiitlasaaifalkn ' N W 3- Alai EERGNANP'
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
