Hawley High School - Nugget Yearbook (Hawley, MN)

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1 2 I3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 '7 29 30 S1 .39 27 28 'S '3 F34 35 S 6 3 T 3 8 39 Play Tryouts john, Gary, Ted and Lee Senior Gals Muryel Charleen Adele Jeanette Charleen and Muryel Sally Donna and Kermit Katherine Edna Mac Arlene Edna Mae JoAnn Silas Murl, I0 Donna Sally Nancy and Arlene Lee Elsie Nancy Edna, Sally Katherine Ted Viola Erma Mabel Charleen Gary, Ed, Kathy Green Frosh Katherine Lee Muryel, Lee, Madge. Curt lr. Play tryouts Charleen Marilyn Chuck Junior play cast ITEM XXI-Muriel Andersn and Jeanette Omberg leave their occasional parties at Qwherelj to Marlys johnson and Geraldine Brokate. ITEM XXII-Donald Karlin wills his big business, Karlin,s Corn Popperv to Roger Olson, who could build it into a big corporation. ITEM XXIIII-Joanne Thiel leaves her ability to enhance and entrance English teachers to Robert Norman. ITEM XXIV-Sally Tangen bequeaths her knowledge in homemaking, learned throughout her years in 4-H to Charleen Olson. ITEM XXV-Edna Mae Olson wils her ability to create good willv with Moor- head High School to the Hawley Basketball team. ITEM XXVI-Lee Purrier wills his many accomplished fetes in school activities and his motto that The best things come in small packagesv to Ralph Cornelis- son. ITEM XXVI-Arlene Bergland leaves her speedy nature in commercial subjects to Lawrence Erickson. ITEM XXVIII-Charleen Dauner wills her ability to raise one eyebrow to Myrtle Ann Swenson. ITEM XXIX-Muryel Solwold bequeaths her tall graceful heigth to all the short little Hawley girls. ITEM XXX-Nancy Bergan wills her ability to get the car to her sister, jean so she can get the Ford once in awhile. ITEM XXXI-Charles McDonald leaves his interest in and around L. P. to Or- land Nelson,-may he use it justly. ITEM XXXII-The senior class leaves-Good-By This highly educated piece of work was written on the day of November 28, in the year of nineteen hundred and fifty one, signed, sealed, and delivered by the Crew of ,52v to all those present. This document was notorized by me, and witnessed by him. Eighteen

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Juniors First row, left to right: l1Carles Anderson, Kenny Leverson, Donald Lutlxi, Daryl Perkins, Andry Anderson, Darlene Giere, Jeanette MacDonald, and Rita Barta. Second row: Katlieryn Swenson, Charlene Olson, jean Anderson, llelen Frisk, Pearl Krogli, Marlys johnson, Mae Sanders, Gail Olson, and Betty Dauner. Third row: Grace Nlcllmy, jean Bergan, .Ioan Cope, Geraldine Brokate, Allvin Soruln, Robert Norman, Douglas Perkins, Roger Olson. Fourth row: Robert Clappier, advisor, Edward Beck, Leroy Leverson, Stanley Sandman, Darrell Schultz. Harlow Braun, George Haberle, Lawrence Erickson, Miss Erickson, Advisor. Our Hearts Were Young and Gayv Steward-Albin Sorum Harriet St. john-Pearl Krogh Mrs. Skinner-Geraldine Brokate VVinifred Blaugh-jean Anderson Cornelia Otis Skinner-jean Bergan Leo McEvoy-George Haberle Otis Skinner-Leroy Leverson Inspector-Edward Beck Emily Kimbrough-Jeanette MacDonald Therese-Marlys Johnson Purser-Lawrence Erickson Madame Elsie-Rita Barta Stewardess-Audrey Anderson Monsieur DeFaCroir-Kent Leverson Dick NVinters-Robert Norman VVindow Cleaner-Charles Anderson Admiral-Harlow Braun Twenty