Hawley High School - Nugget Yearbook (Hawley, MN)

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Front row, I1-lt to riglit: joy .lK'llS1'll. -lt'klll llt'lt'l'SUl1, Nlill'1lilTl'l Nlcllnnnlml, Xlury Schultz. Ron lhlil, l'1-url lfriulcsnn. S4-4-mul linux llla-nv Kvilmng, 4lnAnn lie-rg, .lc-aiiu-tts' Nlncllnllulcl, Bvtty Daninvr, Klan- Szniclcrs. Gail Olson, lqilllil Xlau- Olson, Nlnrtlm llolnin. 'Vilml row: Nlurlvm- St-linltz, Kaltliryn Swviismi. Yiulti llnnvik, Slmrmm Hnrrill. Sliirlcy Danimw, l,.iYunnv lhigt-ii, xl1ll'lj'N,l17lIllNUlI. Iilsic Spillnin. Sully 'l'11iigmi. lfllllflll row: l'z-url rngli, Blilllllt' ,I0lIllSOll, juan 'lvilllgl'll. llc-lon Tlinnipsnn, Cttml Quinn, Yivizln l lulwrg, Nmuvy lic-mail. Nlurlvm- Clilln-rtson. lfiltlu ruwz I1-.ni llc-rgazn. Nlnrlviim- llnga-luncl, Putty Braun, l':StlN'I' Vl'i1-lwr, -loAnnv -lolnisun, Ilmiglus lic-rkins, :incl,li1llilly'l'nilgc'ii 1 1 lmyxnl Sp:-ctzitms Nliss Ilolmn. mn' uclvisor Tht- pvp clnlm was Ul'QllHlZ1'll in 1951 to XlfXIUlll'i'l l'l'1S: Imlt tu rigllitz -lt'.lIll'llt' xl2ll'lJUlllIlCl. .li'2lll IH tvrsmi, -ll'illl Amlm'rwn. prmnotc' st-lmol spirit annul good sportsniunsliip in all llalwlvyk ntlile-tic nctixitios. Xliss llolnin. mn' uclxisor. was an import- ant clvnicnt in our clvsirc' to pmniotv sclinul spirit. NW' nttc-iiclvcl ull tht- lmskvtlmll gannm-s with an vntlnisiustic' mir of winning. lint witli tha- liiinwlvclgc' of gnncl S170l'lSIll1lIlSlllp if wc' slionlcl lost: NW- livlcl innntlily nivvtiiigs to loanin nvw L-lim-rs nncl cliscnss tlw Qlll:lil'l'UHt plum-s ol' spmtsiiiuiisliip us wt' ciicoiiiutcwcl tlivin. Otficcrs: Sl'L'.-Tl'l'1lS.-lqllllil Nlac Olson Pl'l'Slll0lIf-xllYi1lll Flolwrg Vim- l,I'S.-l,t'1lI'l Krogli 'I'l1irly-sr'l'1'n

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First row, left to right: Charleen Dauner, Nlargureite XVefald, Marlene Cilbertson, Ilen Kvil- vang, Betty Uauner, Sally Tangen, and Margaret MacDonald. Second row: Katherine Swenson, Elsie Spillum, Mae Sanders, Sharon Burrill, -Ioan Tangen. Viola Iloneik, Shirley Dauner, and Edna Mae Olson. Third row: Vivian Floberg, Carol Quam, Marlene Heglund, Donna Anderson, Alean Bergan, jean Peterson, Nancy Bergan. and Advisor Nliss Holum. The CAA activities center mainly around basketball, softball and volleyball, Basketball rates highly with all the girls. They have scheduled a game with the Clyndon GAA for February 20. First row, left to right: Douglas Perkins, Chuck Xlcllonald, vice presidentg Ken Christianson, President: Con NVQ-aver, Seeretaryg Kent Leverson, joe Cemlieh. Seeond Row: ,lim Tangen. Gordon Luthi, Bill XYestlund, Cary Anderson, Bob Dahl. Third Row: Roger Olson. Hon Bethke, llarlow Braun, Ted Cemlieh, Leo Gaffney, liobert llaller, advisor. Not pietured: Lee Purrier, treasurerg Marvin Spillum, john Young, Xlelvin Braun. The Lettermens Club is composed of all boys that have won an athletic letter in football. basketball. and track. Its primary purpose is to make money to helup send all members to the Minnesota State basketball tournaments. Thirty-six

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First Row, lt-ft to riglnt: Nlarlys Alobnson. Karen llanson, Vivian Floberg, Pearl Krogb, Nlarle-nv Cilbertson, Xlargueritc XY:-tald. jean Peterson, jeans-tte NlacDonald, Nlarv 1,4-e Arun-son. Melvin Histvedt, and Barbara Anderson. Second Row: Lyle Nelson. Patsy Anderson, Lcola Cook, Arlene Anderson, Plxylis Cope, Yvonne Carlson. Carol Quam, Patty lieidberger. Sonja Lvstad. Avis Anderson, Kay Solum, Ronnie Dabl, and Gail Olson. Tbricl How: Kliliau Elton. Eugene Crum-bl. Katbcrine Swenson. Pearl Erickson, Lyle llcnning. Edna Mac Olson, Cary Anderson, Leroy Lexcrson, liobcrt Olson. Patsy Lutlii, and Nlarleue Olson. lfourtli How: Diane Broliatc, LaYonne Eugen. Nlarilvn Anderson, Geraldine Brolxate, llarlen Aspcngrcn, Cbarlcs Nllljllllillil, Robert Krause. Curtis Nlc-land, joanne -Iobnson, Margaret Nic-Donald, and Alobn Elton. Nlr. Sundct, Director Rehearsals. . .Klarcliing practice. . .and ob ves. next comes our exhibition at tlie Hawlv Pan Cak davs with some spectacular counter marches and corner turning-football games in tlie rainfP.T.A. perform- ance-tournaments and bus trips to games-Our spring festival at Perliam-bow we loved it-and finally our spectacular spring concert. Our band contains a talented clarinet section of 21. a brillant trumpet section of T, a trombone section of 5. a saxaplione quartt and a booming bass and drum section of 5. also not forgetting our soloists. 1 flute. bassoon, and oboe. Along with this briglit look on band goes Nlr. Sundets frantic attempts to start rehearsal on time and calm us down, everlasting excuses Why we were absent from band-Mr. Sunclefs attempt to convince us Perbam Was the best place and many other trials, but along Witli it all was the unending and tbankless patience of our band leader and tbe tlirill in February of moving into our new band room. Hats off to the band and Nlr. Sundet. Thirty-ciglzt