Hawley High School - Nugget Yearbook (Hawley, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1955 volume:

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DOROTHY LARSON MARTHA HOLUM Fisher, Minnesota Home Economics, FHA Advisor, Junior Class Advisor, Concordia College. ROBERT LARSON Hannaford, North Dakota Math, Physics, G e o m e t ry, Grade Eight Advisor, Concordia College. MRS. MYRNA JOHNSON Osakis, Minnesota Sr. High English, Speech,Junior and Senior Class Play Director, Sophomore Class Advisor, Con- cordia College. Barnesville, Minnesota Girls' Phy-Ed., Health, GAA Advisor, Pep Club Advisor, Grade Nine Advisor, Concordia College. SCOTT THAYER Fargo, North Dakota Science, Biology, Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Letterman's Club Ad- visor, Grade Eight Advisor, Hamline University, N. D. A. C. TRUMAN TILLERAAS Gary, Minnesota Vocational Agriculture, FFA Advisor, Seventh Grade Ad- visor, M. S. T. C., N. D. A. C. 4- MILES JOHNSON Elbow Lake, Minnesota Choir, Band, Grade Sc hool Music, Sophomore Class Ad- visor, Concordia College. MRS. MARGRET MELBY Fargo, North Dakota Jr. High English, 'lth Class Ad- visor, Concordia College. SPENCER FIELD Kathryn, North Dakota Social Science, History, Jr. Business, Jr. High Athletics, Junior Class Advisor, Valley City State Teachers College, University of Biarritz, France. GLEN BERG Thief River Falls, Minnesota Boys' Physical Education and Health, Football Coach, Assis- tant Basketball Coach, Letter- man's Club Advisor, Valley City State Teachers College. RUDY MOE Detroit Lakes, Minnesota Commercial, Hi-Lites Advisor, Grade 12 Advisor, Concordia College. 5644467 MRS. DONNA HARSTAD Fortuna, North Dakota Jr. High English, Librarian Annual Advisor, Grade 12 Ad visor, One-act Play Director N. D. A. C. Ox I f V' . 1 ' t 911' x I I t ROW ONE: Ellen Bratlien, grade two, Nettie Lorentzen, grade six, Ida Mickelson, grade one, Lila l-leldt, grade three. ROW TWO: Mrs. Jean Matejka, grade one, Sybil Rossmiller, grade two, Ardella Bader, grade three lngeborg Tinjum, grade five, Betty Brenna, grade four. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Glen Matejka, 1 X 0 6 I S' 2644 Duhon: 'Xa ' 4, -,W-.,,1 3 lim wiv. A , , K ig ,, fi L 5 N wg: . , Xk: . -.1 .K K , Vi.. A I Lyman Ramstad and Olaf Wicker, 64464 Mrs. Tillie Floberg, Mrs. Lillie Kasin and Mrs. Alfred Odegaard. 'Q L ? Eiwx ROW ONE: Brad Mock, Duane Halvorson, Lee Gilbertson, Robert Anderson, Bruce Lundstrom. ROW TWO: Earl Wentin, Wayne Rushveldt, Richard Reidberger, Ronald Johnson, Ronald Rustad, and Mr. Roos . 3' P ,A I , 1 . ,,, A 4' ,, Q-. ww. ,. I ' Y :U ,mg . -,fx elm -1 ' .J 1 1 gb' , r . Y 05' I ME? nk ,rw ...J- 5-N t di' L 'xx r A . C ,X 7 f x I . 'r . 'iv' 4 ' v . GAIL SEVERSON 'Wisdom shall die with you. Choir 3, 45 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi Lites 3, 4g 8th Grade Award. MARLENE HAGELAND 'The multitude of books is making us wise. Choir 1,2,3gG. A. A, 1, 2, 3, Sci- ence Clubg Pep Club 2, 3, Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 43 EdlIOI' 43 AHHH313, 43 Editor 4g F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, State Officer 3, Speech 2, One- Act Plays 1, 3, Mother Was A Freshman, The Curious Savage. Senior Class Officers are Joan Tangen, president, Charles Nelson, vice-president, and Helen Thompson, secretary-treas- Lll'Bl'. Mrs, Melvyn Harstad and Rudy Moe are our advisors, !f E ?' . ? ' ri : ' ll Class Colors-Blue and Silver Class Flower Gardema va new We fm, 744 eww we ww, MARY LEE ARNESON 'How forcible are right words. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4,0fficer 3,4,Speech 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1, Pep Club 3,Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, 'Life of the Party , Mother Was a Fresh- man. GARY BRANDENBURG Who breathes must suffer, who thinks must mourn, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,Football 2, 3, 4,Basebal1 1, 2, 4,Track 3, 4,Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1. ARDELL BIORNDAHL 'Women like not only to conquer, but also to be conquered. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4,Pep Club 2, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Hi-Lites 2, Home- coming Attendant. SYDONNA BURNSIDE 'Beauty without grace is the hook without the bait, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Ensemble 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Band lg Hi-Lites 1, 2, 'Mother Wasa Fresh- man, 'Life of the Party, 'The Bad Penny.' 8 KERMIT BI ORN SON 'The worst is yet to come. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Basket- ball 1, 2,Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. DARLENE CORNELIUSSEN 'My crown is in my heart, not on my head, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Choir 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Science Club 1, Hi-Lites 2, Homecoming Queen. fs 'Q ROBERT DAHL 'His fame was noised throughout the country, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, All-Confer- ence 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All- Conference 3, 4, All-State Honor- able Mention 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi- Lites 3, Class Officer 3, Honor Student, Qi BYRON HEIMARK 'Man is bom unto trouble, as the sparks fly upward. Football 1, 2, 3, 4,Al1-Conference 4,Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Baseball 1, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, 'Mother Was a Freshman, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4. ,far VICTOR GRANI Jack of all trades, Master of none. GOLDIE HAUGTVEDT 'If I repent of anything it is likely to be my good behavior. Choir 3, FHA 2, 3, 4. I , rf ROGER I EG TVIG 'An unextinguished laughter shakes the skies. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4,Footba1l 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 'Mother Was a Freshman, Hi- lites 2, 3, 4, Annual 3, 4, Class Presidentl, 2, Science Club 1, Let- terman's Club 2, 3, 4, 'Life of the Party. 9 MARIE JOHNSON Si1enceis deep as eternity, Speech is shallow as time. Choir 3, F.H,A, 1,2,3,4, Science Club 1. S f DARRYL KNOPP Work is the greatest thing in the world, so we should always save some for tomorrow. fr PEARLEEN KRONBECK Inever take a nap after dinner but when I have had a bad night, and then the nap takes me. Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, F. lol. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, Chou 1, 2, 3. 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, All Con- ference Football Team 4. 1 ,,,..,.,,,: . slag CLIFFORD LURA 'The best thing I know between France and England is the sea. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. JEAN MALAKOWSKY 'Little said is soon amended. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Choir 3, 4,Science Club 1,Librari- an 3, Curious Savage. 10 - f DAVID LEE Loud clamor is always more or less insane. Choir 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Band 1, Student Manager 2, 3, 4, One- Act Play 1, Mother Was A Fresh- man. ARVID NELSON 'To know what everyone else knows is to know nothing. Football 2, 3, 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4. 'VE- BEVERLY NELSON 'Nothing can bring you peace but yourself. F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. W... , - - . ' ---L 1 I Wuxi' fiifi Q 5 as is ' ... : . - I5 S ww.: CHARLES NELSON 'Where the willingness is great, the difficulties cannot be great. Football 4, F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Of- ficer 3, 4, Dist. Officer 4, Letter- man's Club 4, President 4, Class Officer 4, Choir 3, 4, One-Act Play 1, Magazine Drive Manager 4, 'Curious Savage. HENRY NELSON 'The easiest person to deceive is one's own self. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. KERMIT NELSON ORLAND NELSON 'I am slow of study. Football 1, 2, Choir 4, Science Club 1. The only reward of virtue is vir- tue,the only way to have a friend is to be one. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, An- nua14,Letterman's Club 4, Science Club 1. ll ROBERT OLSON 'Nothing is so dear and precious as time. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,Basketball 1, 2, 3,Letrerman's Club 3, 4, One-Act Play 1, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 'Mother Was A Freshman. szsfliiiff ' ' ' . 5, ,g f -. -- f f mga, serif' 1 - in, M .:, f ,Y KATHLEEN PERKINS 'The best doctors in the world are Doctor Diet, Doctor Quiet, and Doctor Merrymanf' FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 4, GAA 3,Pep Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Speech 2, 4, Contest Play 3, 4, 'Mother Was a Freshman, Class Officer 3, Choir 3, 4,Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Magazine Captain 4, Science Club 1. ELROY RODKE 'Men of few words are the best ones. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4,Choir 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 4, Letterman's Club 4. VINCENT PETERSON 'Life is a foreign language, all men mispronounce it. 'Life of the Party, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 3, 4. KERMIT RODKE 'About the only thing that has an easy time on the farm is the dog. Football 2, 3, 4,A11-Conference 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Base- ball 2, 3, 4, choir 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, District Officer 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. 12 CAROL QUAM 'Music my rampart, and my only one. Class Officer 1, 'Life of the Party, FAA 1, 2, 3, 4,Science Club 1,Pep Club 2, 3, 4,Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3, 4, Speech 2, 3, 4, 'Mother Was a Freshman, Annual Staff 4. ALAN SCHULTZ 'Nature has given us two ears but only one mouth, Football 2, 3, 4,Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 'Life of thi Party, 'Mother Was a Freshman,-' Hi-Lites 2, 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, Class Officer 2, Choir 4, Honor Student. MARLENE SCHULTZ. I can resist everything except temptation. Pep Club 2, 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, 'Mother Was a Freshman, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi- Lites 2. ADELINE SPILLUM 'Merry as the day is long. Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3,4- Officer 1, 3. IOAN TANGEN 'Busy here and there. FHA 1, 2, 3, 4,0fficer 1, President 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, President 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, Class President 4,0fficer 2, 3, Girls' State Representative, Hi- Lites 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, 'Life of the Party, Mother Was a Freshmang' Speech 4, Honor Student. BETTY THOMPSON 'We knew her litt1e. FAA 1, 2, Tennis 2,Band 1, 2, Choir 1, 2, Junior Class Play 3. 13 MYRTLE ANN SWENSON 'Iam slow of speech, and of a slow tongue. Chorus 1, 2, 3,FHA 1, 2, 4,GAA 2, 3, 4, President4, Officer2, Pep Club 3, 4, Speech 2. HELEN THOMPSON 'But love is the jewel that wins the world. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, President4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Speech 1, 4, Magazine Captain 4, Home- coming Attendant, 'Mother Was a Freshman, Hi-Lites 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Class Officer 1, 4, Contest Play 4. Waufofzq The Lively Hive of '55 has had only eight faithful followers who have had all of their twelve years of education in Hawley. They are: Sydonna Burnside, Byron Heimark, Marlene Hagelund, Pearleen Kronbeck, Clifford Lura, Carol Quam, Elroy Rodke, and Robert Olson. GRADE ONE: A group of disillusioned boys and girls stood before Miss Michelson that first day. After we had gotten acquainted with school, we greeted it every morning with our Good Morning Song. One of our projects was 'mak- ing butter. GRADE TWO: This year Marie Johnson and Jean Malakowsky joined the lively hive. At Easter time our teacher, Mrs. Arnold, showed us how to dye Easter eggs. GRADE THREE: This was the year that Byron became so famous for his long original short stories. There alsowas an epidemic of measles. Marlene Schultz joined our merry troop this year. Miss Gustavson was our teacher. GRADE FOUR: Miss Olson, our teacher,helped us to make clothes sprinklers and waste paper baskets out of ice cream containers. Roger Jetvig joined us in this grade. GRADE FIVE: This year we helped present the operetta The Melting Pot of the World. Mary Lee Arneson, and Kermit Nelson were added to the enroll- ment. Miss Janice Swanson was our teacher. GRADE SIX: Gary Brandenburgjoined us here. We showed our dramatic talent by presenting a play entitled, The Princess Who Could Not Cry. Our teacher Miss Lorentzen, directed us. GRADE SEVEN: We finally made our appearance into the high school building. Vic Grani and Darlene Corneliussen joined our class. GRADE EIGHT: New students this year were Joan Tangen,Gail Severson, Bev- erly Nelson, Kermit Bjornson, JoAnn Berg and Kathleen Perkins. Thunderbolt originated this year. GRADE NINE: Fourteen new pupils were added to the rapidly growing hive. They were David Lee, Alan Schultz, Helen Thompson, Ardell Bjorndahl, Mavis Kvilvang, Arlan Nelson, Arvid Nelson, Henry Nelson, Orland Nelson, Charles Nelson, Myrtle Ann Swenson, Adeline Spillum, Kermit Rodke, and Bob Dahl. Again we showed our talent by presenting the one-act play, Wilber, Life of the Party. GRADE TEN: Near disaster struck at our class picnic at Bob Creek. Several of the girls were stranded on the end of the broken dock. Goldie Haugvedtjoined us this year. GRA'DE ELEVEN: The Junior-Senior Banquet was the main event of our Jun- ior year. The theme was Hawaiian. We also presented the play Mother Was A Freshman. Darryl Knopp became a member of our class. GRADE TWELVE: We had waited long for this year to finally come. Our Sen- ior Outing took us to Duluth. The big event was graduation. Betty Thompson joined us this year. The Live1y Hive of '55 are gathering together to celebrate their class re- union. The year is now 1975 and many changes have been made--both in the world and the former students of HHS. 0 i ' 25- ,r:.f.t- 33,13 f Mary Lee Arnesonhas justbeen awarded an Oscar for her performance in the second reproduction of the Curious Savage. The Camel Corporation has employed Vincent Peterson, who is conducting re- search on cigarette mildness. Vic Grani reports he is doing fine teaching pool at the Elk's Club in Chicago. Star woman wrestler with the Barnum and Bailey Circus is Myrtle Swenson. Charles Nelson is working on the streamlining of the pinball and slot machine. We hear that Beverly Nelson is married and living in the Ozark mountains raising certified Quack Grass Seed. Champion hog-caller is Alan Schultz. Kermit Rodke and Marlene Hagelund are farming and kept busy caring for the triplets-Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail, the twins-Trucy and Flucy and Baby Brucy. We find that Henry Nelson and Marie Johnson are also happily married and are busy setting up pins in the bowling alley. Marlene Schultz was recently named Miss Grapefruit Blossom of '75. Elroy Rodke and Orland Nelson are the stan attraction of Channel 4 with their guitar and accordion. The Bestest in the Westest. Carol Quam is employed by the RyKrisp Company as a model for the before and after ads. She is pictured as before. Kathleen Perkins, now Mrs. Ike Okke, is caring for the quints--Elmer, Selmer, Nelmer, Helmer, and Hjalmer. Kermit Bjornson has recently resigned from the ministry because of the con- dition known as TB. QTavern Bellyj. Vice-president of the lf You Need Support, We Got lt Corset Corporation is David Lee. The new English teacher at HHS is Arvid Nelson. Sorry to say this, but Jean Malakowsky is at the insane asylum, but she is en- joying herself at the easal. Goldie Haugvedt is the renown torchlight singer at a big night club in Chicago. Bob Dahl is spending the life of a bachelor and is prospecting mercopgoldver in Lower Slobovia. Sydonna Burnside has really gone to the dogs--she is the local dog catcher. Pearleen Kronbeck and Ardell Bjorndahl are residing at the Old Folks Home in Manitoba Junction. - Gary Brandenburg is avery famous author now--he took over where Kinsey left off. Star baseball pitcher for the New York Giants is Gail Severson. Adeline Spillum was named the Champion Spud Picker of 13 counties. Roger Jegtvig has his own special TV Program over W.D.A.Y. He is known as Jeterache of the Violin. Betty Thompson was just elected first lady president of the United States. Her party was the Demopublic Party. Miss America of 1960 was Darlene Cornelliussen. Playing professional football with the Dale All-Stars is Darryl Knopp. The discovery of an anti-sneeze vacine for people with hay-fever has made By- ron a millioniare. ln a recent survey, Kermit Nelson was voted as the top western vocalist in the nation. Due to the retirement of Spencer Fjeld from the teaching profession, Clifford Lura has now taken over the duties of the History and Social classes at HHS. Joan Tangen has recently opened a chain of Drive-Inns featuring the famed Tangenburgers. Robert Olson and his wife, the former Helen Thompson, have settledin the hills of Rollog, where Bob is employed in the local implement store. , 15 6 Wden cnfeaef Queen Darlene was crowned at coronation ceremonies by co-captain Bob Dahl. The Queen and her attendants led the torch light parade down to the burning of the Trojan and pep fest at the ball park, They also led the snake d a n c e and homecoming parade. They reigned over our victorious football g a m e a n d homecoming dance. Aided rw -'r I. 1 4, 1 Q . -- 2 xx : NX . 'U Y rf., x .t,nyf 'i. 9 Es N. 4, '-, I W H mf Q, S, 1, 4 .ANI n :Z -1 va Q K ,,. 1- 1- ,-, .jaw-: n 4 H , Zu 4 V my wg,,q,.E 4 Q .,, . n I I 591 X00 Nou' Royalry-' V669 5 FW OVVOSQ .. 011963 02651 'Q' 1' NN X961 bus woxxdexivxx O U1- crown ed queen 17 i' iw '51 as 3 Our senior class play The Cur ious Savagef directed by Mrs. Miles Johnson, was a huge success. so 5 'Ps ' :gig f a v' ' U S. ' ' ' 5' J: xZ':1gs-5? 1 61' .,11.s,..s. W. Wo IH anyon ndefful d e ever f Heiggett an and Ofgefour S . YBz-enna feepjess Sfffliopout. The long awaited night had come at ist! The Lively Hive of '55 received ieir diplomas at the auditorium on me 3rd, The valedictory address was iven by Gail Severson, and the saluta- mrian address by Marlene Hagelund, Joan angen presented the class gift which as a record player for the school. and lV01'171:-inlgzfcits 11765.29 QXUDUIUUD We ' 1' chaperonessginr four fe Lila X E Q? X ' l 311, Q f. . A2 1 X X r 9 1 X. r wb -.J X , X ,, . , X 'r 1 . 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Evonne Arneson Secretary Treasurer ....... Lorelie Nelson Advisors . . . Mrs. Melby and Truman Tilleraas Qiis ROW ONE: Avis Anderson, Helen Turmo, Arlene Anderson, Neil Larson, Marlan Nelson, Kay Solum, Donna Spillum, Carol Halvorson, Arlene Norman, ROW TWO: Phyllis Cope, Thelma Norman, Bonnie Thompson, Pat Luthi, Marilyn Anderson, Mary Schultz, Pat Anderson,Barbara Anderson, Pearl Erickson, Mrs, Larson - Advisor, ROW THREE: Mr. Fjeld - Advisor, Yvonne Carlson, Vincent Olson, Lyle Henning, Cifton Meland, Bob Keltz, Betty Kvilvang, Delores Anderson, Dorene Werre, Leola Cook. ROW FOUR: John Elton, Robert Krause, Curt Meland, Dennis Gilbertson, Eldon Braun, Douglas Landa, Raymond Erickson, Donald Honcik, B ff! 'xx 20 1955 has been a busy year for the Juniors. At the beginning of the year they presented the play Dear Ruth , It illustrated how an innocent kid sister could place her older sister in an embarrassing predica- ment, The cast consisted of the following characters. Ruth , Miriam Judge . . . . . Edith, , , Martha Chuck , Albert , '. . ' Dora Harold . . ..... . . . Kay Solurn Patsy Anderson Curtis Meland Pearl Erickson Avis Anderson Bob Keltz Lyle Henning Donna Spillum Dennis Gilbertson Mary Schultz, Pearl Erickson, and Pat Luthi were cho- sen cheerleaders for the school year, It was their second, fourth, and first year respectively, At several of the basketball games they sold conces- sions. The hi-lite of the year was preparing for the Junior- Senior Banquet, They chose the theme Evening in Paris, The gym was decorated with a star studded crepe paper sky, and sidewalk cafes with brick wall background, They were served by French waiters, The Junior Class officers are: President .......... Mary Schultz Vice President ...... . Dennis Gilbertson Secretary-Treasurer ,,,, Pat Luthi Mr. Spenser Fjeld and Mrs, Robert Larson are their advisors. S 656144 ROW ONE: Beryl Jensen, Marilyn Bergland, Verdie Severson, Paul Johnson, Brian Anderson, Milton Opatril, Einer Bredeson, Virginia Blakeway, Janice Perkins, Marlene Olson, Maydean Holm, Lorraine Mayfield, Mrs, Johnson, Ad- visor, ROW TWO: Mr, Johnson, Advisor, Eugene Gruhl, Beverly Haugen, Judy Anderson, Joy Peck, Norma Bratlie, Roberta Petterson, Barbara Malakowsky, Sue Nelson,Judy Miner, Beverly Nelson, Shirley Melby, ROW THREE: Charles Gruhl, Gene Nelson, Connie Hanson, Nancy Thysell, James Wamre, Milan Elton, Dale Perkins, Donetta Werre, Pat Reidburger, Joanne Haugen. ROW FOUR: Clifford Halvorson, Max Heiberg, Robert Nelson, George Halvorson, Ted Olson, Dennis Wamre, Harlan Aspengren, Robert Halvorson, Ronnie Dahl, Virgil Olson. ROW ONE: Barbara Kronbeck, Georgene Barta, Wayne Sorenson, Gerold Sahlberg, Jon Bredeson, Glen Cook, Sharon Olson,James Gruhl, Gail Halvorson, ROW TWO: Ardell Luthi, Duane Brokate, Daniel Krause, Ardelle Kasin, Diane Brokate,Sharon Larson,JaniceGruhl, MavisJensen, Sara Lee McDonald, Dennis Arneson, ROW THREE: Miss Holum, Advisor, Wanda Grefsrud, Orlene Sander, Marlys Kragrud, Gary Bergan, Donald Schenk, Ted Gunderson, Duane Ode- gaard, Ronald Cunnings, Mr,Berg, Advisor, ROW FOUR: Carl Erickson, Richard Rustad, Larry Nelson, Wayne Wicker, Roger Ouam, Harold Giere, Meredith Schultz, Donald Gilberson. 911.9 2- A Q0 Q IUGGETS 5. ROW ONE: Annette Johnson, Duane Halvorson, Ethel Norman, Mary Ellen Malakowsky, Diane Blakeway, Donald Schoff, Arlen Holm, Arlette Severson, Bruce Lundstrom, Brad Mock, Janice Anderson, Curtis Gruhl. ROW TWO: Bob Larson, Advisor, Caro1Hubner, Colleen Fabre, Karen Carlson, Jean Janke, Betty Walstad, Betty Schuelter, Ann Cossette, Sandra Erickson, Bernice Anderson, Jcan Cope, Julia Ann Hubner, Lee Gilbertson, Scott Thayer, Ad- visor. ROW THREE: Richard Tangen, Nolan Myra, Arlen Cummings, William Nelson, Leroy Noreen, Ardell Mickel- son, Lynn Olson, Barbara Beglinger, Kay Bergan, Barbara Bredeson, Gerry Miner, Gerold Vigassa. Earl Wcnthin. ROW FOUR: Jerome Mickelson, Richard Braun, Robert Anderson, Wayne Rushveldt, Ronald Johnson, Shirley Spil- lum, Beth Thysell, Ronald Hendrickson, Jermone Anderson, Ronald Rustad, Richard Reidberger, Mary Brandser and Judy Opatril. ROW ONE: Mrs. Melby, advisor, Marjorie Johnson, De Vonne Keeping, Jackie Gruhl, Dennis Melland, Charles Robinson, Eugene Tangen, James Meland, Wayne Gunderson. Dennis Kasin, Kermit Larson, James Norman, Leonard Sundahl, Ronald Hanson, Darryl Erickson. ROW TWO: Jeannine Honcik, Duane Herbranson, George MacDonald, David Quam, Roger Kragrud, Merlin Peterman, Lorelie Nelson, Sandra Schenck, Karen Cummings, Cleo Olson, Barbara Rustad, Carol Odegaard, Jean Gruhl, Mr, Tilleraas, advisor, ROW THREE: Wayne Erickson, Raymond Doran, Wallace Bergland, Donald Nelson, Steve Heidecker, Ardith Olson, Avonne Halvorson, Linda Anderson, Evonne Arneson, Kathleen Odegaard, Gary Melby, Everett Kronbeck, David Gruhl, ROW FOUR: Lettie Nelson, Evonne Ford, Patty Swanson, Blanche Anderson, Vivian Schott, Janice Nelson, Myrna Doran, Darlene Henning, Jerry Christianson, Eugene Jegtvig, Gerald Engen, Curtis Anderson, James Anderson, Darryl Werre, Jerry Fogel. 22 Xfx of aruegvnvgrw-v w wtm -HF- 4 if V. el v ff 504' -1. 'w rwfwuirmclj C fiiis 171,17 A or-TION H no FF 1, r 5 -' 1 cyl. Q is 'I' ROW ONE: Milton Opatril, Wayne Sorenson. Paul Johnson, Ion Bredeson, Duane Brokate, Gary Bergan. Merlyn Nelson, Glen Cook, James Gruhl, ROW TWO: Eugene Gruhl, Kermit Nelson, Teddy Gunderson, Donald Schenck, Charles Gruhl, Einor Bredeson, Dennis Arneson, Danial Krause, Ronald Cummings. Charles Nelson. ROW THREE: Clifton Melland, Larry Nelson, Lyle Henning. Bob Keltz, Vincent Olson, Cliff Lura, Donald Honcik, James Wamre, Milan Elton, Mr. Tilleraas, advisor, ROW FOUR: Douglas Landa, Kermit Bjornson. Orland Nelson, Kermit Rodke, Robert Krause, Eldon Braun, Vincent Peterson, Teddy Olson, Bob Olson and Elroy Rodke. The Hawley Future Farmers have had another busy and ac- tive year. S5125 was awarded them for first prize in the state clean grain program. This fall Robert Olson, Charles Nelson, Don Honcik, Robert Krause, Kermit Bjornson, and Mr. Til- leraas attended the National FFA convention in Kansas City. Five members received their state farmer degrees at the state convention. They were Kermit Bjornson, Robert Olson, Sl3ATEDg Kermit Bjornson, Treasurerg Orland Nelson, Secre- taryg Bob Olson. Presidentg Kermit Rodke, Vice-President. s'rANn1No: Eldon Braun, Reporterg Truman Tilleraas, Ad- Orland Nelson, Charles Nelson, visorg Charles Nelson, Sentinel. and Kermit Rodke, 23 71 Sascha ROW ONE: Kay Solum, Avis Anderson, Helen Turmo, Arlene Anderson, Donna Spillum, Gail Severson, Dar- lene Corneliussen, Marilyn Bergland, Verdie Severson, Virginia Blakeway, Marlene Olson, Lorraine Mayfield, Carol Halvorson, and Marlene Schultz, ROW TWO: Dorene Werre, Roberta Petterson, Joan Tangen, Mary Schultz, Helen Thompson, Kathleen Perkins, Barbara Anderson, Pearl Erickson, Norma Bratlie, Jean Malakowsky, Marie Johnson, Sue Nelson,Judy Miner, and Mrs,Robert Larson, Advisor, ROW THREE: Ardell Bjorndahl, Gol- die Haugvedt, Beverly Nelson,Joy Peck, Pat Luthi, Marilyn Anderson, Joanne Haugen, Beverly Haugen, Leola Cook, Phyllis Cope, Beryl Jensen, Pat Reidberger, Beverly Nelson. ROW FOUR: Yvonne Carlson, Myrtle Ann Swenson, Marlene Hagelund, Betty Kvilvang, Mary Lee Arneson, Delores Anderson, Sydonna Burnside, Bonnie Thompson, Adeline Spillum, Pearleen Kronbeck, Connie Hanson, Nancy Thysell, Donetta Werre, and Barbara Malakowsky, rs -'rxepmm,,,,, The Future Homemakers ofAmerica is the national or- ganization for pupils who are studying or have studied homemaking. The FHA was started in Hawley four years ago, One of our first projects this year was selling Betty Crocker products at all the local grocery stores, Its pur- pose was to raise money for the lighted ball park. In March, Marlene Hagelund, Marlene Olson, Joan M , V, , , , J Tangen, Mary Schultz, and Helen Turmo were sent as del- ,i., 5, , ' J 'lli egates to the State Convention in Minneapolis, Marlene I Vyizi' J it Hagelund received her State Degree, Marlene Olson was candidate of President-elect, and Joan Tangen was co- r'rr Z r 'rssr' H chairman of a discussion group, The District X meeting was held in Hawley, October 9th, with Marlene Hagelund, past district VP presiding. A Spring Fashion Show was presented for the P.T.A, Future Homemakers in Homecoming Parade. in April. This year's officers are: am President ......... . . Marlene Hagelund A Vice-President ..... . . Marlene Olson Secretary ..... . . . Kay Solum Treasurer . . . . . .Kathleen Perkins Reporter .... . . . Mary Lee Arneson Song Leader . . . . . . Arde11Bjorndah1 Parlianientarian ..... . . . . . . Carol Quam Historian . . . . ....... . . . . . Donnetta Werre Advisor is Mrs, Larson and Chapter mother is Mrs, Nor- Elton, M lisa fffff' cazchfz ROW ONE: Carol Odegaard, Jean Gruhl, Janice Anderson, Jeanine Honcik, Maryl Ellen Malakowsky, Arlette Severson, Diane Blakeway, Gail Halvorson, Marjorie Johnson, Ethel Norman, DeVonne Keeping, Annette John- son, ROW TWO: Darlene Henning, Sharon Marie Olson, Ardith Olson, Kathleen Odegaard, Letty Nelson, Lore- lie Nelson, Barbara Kronbeck, Betty Walstad, Jean Cope, Evonne Arneson, Karen Cummings, Mrs, Larson, Ad- visor, ROW THREE: Yvonne Ford, Kay Bergan, Ardell Luthi, Lynn Olson, Blanche Anderson, Barbara Beglinger, Linda Anderson, Mavis Jensen, Barbara Bredeson, Colleen Fabre, Geraldine Miner, Cleo Olson. ROW FOUR: Adelle Kasin, Beth Thysell, Shirley Spillum, Marlys Kragrud,Orlene Sander, Judy Opatril, Maryleith Brandser, Diane Brokate, Sharon Larson, Sara Lee McDonald, Janice Gruhl, Avonne Halvorson. 5 The Junior FHA Chapter with a membership of 50, was first organized this year, They elected the following officers: President ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Diane Brokate Vice-President . . . . Lynn Olson Secretary ,,,,, , , Blanche Anderson Treasurer ,,,, , , Beth Thysell 2 Reporter ,,,,.. . . Marlys Kragrud Song.Leader ,,,,,, , , , , Orlene Sander Parliamentarian ,,,,,,,,, Janice Gruhl Historian ,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ardell Luthi Mrs. Robert Larson is the advisor and Mrs. V.D, Thysell and Mrs. K, Miner are their Chapter mothers, Attending the state convention in March at the Radis- son Hotel in Minneapolis were Janice Gruhl and Diane Brokate. Mrs. Thysell and Mrs. Larson accompanied the girls. In March, the Junior FHA girls worked as waitresses at at the School Masters' Dinner, while Senior FHA girls pre- pared the meal. They also modeled their dresses which they had made during their home economics classes at the PTA Style Show, One ofthe most popular ways of raising money for the State meeting and camp, was selling concessions at bas- ketball games. 25 I ' I I 0 23' 521 YJOGL WGBH Ts ROW ONE: Kay Solum, Arlene Anderson. Beryl Jensen, Marlene Olson, Ardell Luthi, Barbara Kronbeck, and Sharon Olson, ROW TWO: Avis Anderson, Patty Reidberger, Diane Brokate, Roberta Petterson, Sara Lee Mc- Donald, Janice Gruhl, Mary Schultz, Patsy Anderson. ROW THREE: Martha Holum, Advisor, Sydonna Burnside, Myrtle Ann Swenson, Pat Luthi, Marlys Kragrud, Joy Peck and Adell Kasin. b ROW ONE: Bob Keltz, Roger Iegtvig. Dave Lee, Meredith Schultz, Elroy Rodke, Dale Perkins, Milan Elton, and Neil Larson. ROW TWO: Darryl Knopp, Alan Schultz, Byron Heirnark, Kermit Bjornson. Max Heiberg, John El- ton, Bob Olson, and Charles Nelson. ROW THREE: Scott Thayer, advisor, Bob Dahl, Gary Brandenburg, Dennis Gilbertson, Eldon Braun, Kermit Rodke, and Orland Nelson. Glen Berg, advisor, 26 ,T ,. ft iz u ROW ONISQ Curtis Grnhl, Donald Schoff, Betty Walstad, Barbara Beglingcr, Kay Bergan, Jean Cope, Barbara llredeson, ROW 'l'WOg Mrs. Miles Johnson, advisor, Helen Thompson, Beryl Jensen, Indy Opatril, Lynn Olson, Diane llrokate, Patty Reidberger, Beth Thysell. ROW THREE: Kay Solnni, Carol Onani, Wayne Wicker, Donald Bratlicn, llonetta Werre, Connie Hanson, Sydonna Burnside. ROW FOUR: Milan Elton, Eugene Gruhl, Einor Brede- son, Ronald Hendrivkson, Vance Lura, Ronald Dahl, Mary Lee Arneson. ROW ONE: Kay Solinn, Darlene Corneliusscn, Helen Turmo, Arlene Anderson, Marlene Olson, Ardell Lnthi, Barbara Kronbetrk, ROW TWO: Pearl Erickson, Barbara Anderson, Sara Lee McDonald, Helen Thompson. Mary Svhnltz, Patsy Anderson, Avis Anderson. ROW THREE: Kathleen Perkins, Joan Tangen. Adell Kasin, Diane Brokate, Patty Reidberger, Sharon Larson, lean Malakowsky, ROW FOUR: Martha Holuin, Advisor, Pat Luthi, Ardcll Bjorndahl, Myrtle Ann Swenson, Beth Thysell, Beryl Jensen. 27 -ni' 716-Z' -7 Sc4ooZWew47e4,eez ucv' rw , fc ,, ' f.'- A 'S Q Q ff 'T 52 ff' Q XR .,,, ,. AA A FV i My 'I VAL? R E0 lj I-'Q Y i if 'k AV .. 'f K , V3 i f I Editor and Assistant R11 s fEQ?49ifz3Si?a R i i A Mr. Moe, Advisor L s 1 'K- am W kim Fe-1 ture isrs s s h Typ ln gp I x if is l ls sei: iw- if? x 'l SPOIKS an 11 I d Ci: culauon M 'iw' imeosfaphexs 4 '--f K lik , U Reporters de F! ll l 46 same awww s 5-ij N-X, , wx, X. Co-Editors L Layout Management and Typists Advertising and getting subscriptions was the job of the business managers, Mrs. Harstad , Advisor The Layout department h a d the job of making up the annual and typing the copy. im! wig . -K Ef!,f s at , , fs A' I 5 Business Management Music and Photography Snapping pictures at school events was done by the staff photographers. The music department reported on band and and choir activities. These people wrote the short sketches for the annual while the sports activities were covered by the sportswriters. Copywriters and Sports 29 Q ,Suv ms Y ROW ONE: Lorelie Nelson, Darlene Henning, Gerry Miner, Kathy Thysell, Roberta Petterson, Ardell Luthi, Grace Wicker. ROW TWO: Sandra Sehenek, Curtis Gruhl, Jimmy Meland, Adell Kasin, Letty Nelson, Ronnie Johnson, Avonne Halvorson, DeVonne Keeping, Charles Robertson, Dennis Kasin. ROW THREE: Glenn Haugtvedt, Jerry Chalfont, Marjorie Johnson, Phyllis Halvorson, Mary Beck, Marileath Brandser, Ardelle Mickelson, Irene Hartke, Annette Noreen, Bruce Lundstrom, Merlin Petterman, Carol Odegaard. ROW FOUR: Diane Bergan, Den- nis Anderson, James Gruhl, Billy Nelson, Sharon Larson, LeRoy Noreen, Betty Walstad, Linda Noreen, Mary Cameron, Richard Braun, Jimmy Robertson, Lynn Haugtvedt. ROW FIVE: Richard McDonald, Gary Bergan, Teddy Gunderson, Duane Odegaard, Steve Heidecker, Kermit Larson, Charles Odegaard. 'Y UXUDCXCGIS Three, Three Build Mice Y ' Zane! 'Q' ROW ONE: Connie Hanson, Ronnie Dahl, Kay Solum, Helen Thompson, Blanche Anderson, Sue Nelson, Barbara Beglinger, Barbara Bredeson, Kathy Thysell, ROW TWO: Patty Reidberger, Yvonne Carlson, Arlene Anderson. Mary Lee Arneson, Leola Cook. Judy Miner, Nancy Thysell, Patsy Anderson, Marilyn Anderson, Merlin Peter- man, Avis Anderson, Diane Brokate, ROW THREE: Kay Bergan, Ardell Bjorndahl, Einor Bredeson, Wayne Rush- feldt, Glen Cook, Jon Bredeson, Jim Meland, Sandra Schenck, Adell Kasin. Curtis Gruhl, Evonne Arneson. Dan Krause, Orlene Sander, Sara McDonald, Marlene Olson. ROW FOUR: Harlan Aspengren, Dennis Arneson. Bob Anderson, Curtis Meland, Duane Brokate, Steve Heidecker. Teddy Gunderson. Dave Quam, John Elton, Duane Odegaard, Larry Nelson. Bob Krause. ROW FIVE: Milan Elton, Eugene Gruhl. Lyle Henning. Roger Quam. Pearl Erickson. Donald Schenck, Beth Thysell, Brad Mock, Charles Gruhl. Sharon Larson, Ardith Olson, Jackie Gruhl, Pat Luthi, Janice Gruhl. Darlene Corneliussen. What would school be like with- outthe band? This versatile organi- zation supports the team at games, marches in parades, plays at the pep rallys. besides presenting two home concerts during the school year. This year, the band traveled to Bagley. Minn. where they gave a concert. The annual spring concert on May 13 was a big success and was well received. Two of the more diffi- cult pieces played were Overture Eroud and Sousa's stirring Stars and Stripes Forever. lnJu1y. the Band went to Minne- apolis to the Aquatennial. Hats off to Director Miles John- son and thc band members for their. many fine accomplishments, as JJ m ia raw, , A pl, f J i W J dldi J Z x .1 1 tk sa V Band Parading in HHS Homecoming 5 Qfawkq Wade ROW ONE: Marlys Kragrud, Mary Lee Arneson, Jean Malakowsky, Darlene Corneliussen, Diane Brokate, Barbara Anderson, Marlene Schultz, Pear- leen Kronbeck, Kay Solum, Orlene Sander, Sydonna Burnside, Beverly Nelson, Marlene Olson, Ardell Bjorndahl, Marilyn Anderson, Adeline Spillum, Mary Schultz, Joan Tangen, Marilyn Bergland, Donna Spillum, ROW TWO: Verdie Severson, Janice Gruhl, Sharon Larson, Leola Cook, Kathleen Perkins, Roberta Petterson, Judy Miner, Ardell Luthi, Sue Nel- son, Connie Hanson, Helen Thompson, Patsy Anderson, Patty Reidberger, Pat Luthi, Avis Anderson, Janice Perkins, Sara Lee McDonald, Beverly Nelson, Gail Severson, ROW THREE: Ted Olson, Charles Gruhl, Carles Nelson, Alan Schultz, Orland Nelson, John Elton, Eugene Gruhl, Roger Quam, Vance Lura, Harlan Aspengren, Ronald Dahl, Larry Nelson, Wayne Wicker, Donald Schenck, Duane Brokate, ROW FOUR: Byron Heimark, David Lee, KermitRodke, Vincent Peterson, Robert Olson, RobertK1-ause, Milan Elton, Ted Gunderson, Elroy Rodke, Kermit Nelson, Neil Larson, Brian Anderson, Glen Cook, l , 2 Miles Johnson Director Girls' Ensemble Like all good things, the choir is made up of hard work and lots of it. The formula for such a brilliant organ- ization is a director such as Miles Johnson and sixty-seven hard working singers. One of the main events was their Christmas concert which was consider- ed the outstanding event of the school year. Another great highlight was being featured on the Choral Hour over WDAY T.V. An exciting day proved for the choir when they gave a concert at Bagley, Minnesota which turned out to be a great success. They also participated in the Dis- trict Music Contest at Concordia, and gave a Spring Concert. The choir this year was a selected group and each person was auditioned before becoming amember of the choir. So congratulations to the choir of 1954-55 and a special credit to their director, Mr. Johnson! 32 w X fn iv J Vl2f? 'ui'j it ,pd ' x.1,.i, , M , K ' , ' . ,v 5, - I -. .xg jxfgf L X ' . 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'Barnsville Hawley 514' West Fargo Hawley 58 Lake Park Hawley 51 Frazee Hawley 6893 M. S. T. C. Hawley 66 Perham Hawley 3530? Glyndon if Conference Games 'W Tournament Games --.f A X1'1..f. 4' Coach Thayer's Golden Nuggets finished their basketball season with a 7-11 record and a 3-4 record in the Minn.-Dak. Conference. Bob Dahl, for the sec- ond time, was placed on the all-conference team. He was also named the most valuable player for the year. On the opening night of the west sub-district tourneys, the Glyndon Buffalos defeated the Nuggets at the Moorhead Junior High School. 33 W1 X WI Awe W iz? Byron Heirnark-Forward Neil Larson-Guard Milan Elton-Guard Eldon Braun-Center Roger ,letvig-Guard John Elton-Guard Alan Schultz-Guard Dennis Gilbertson-Forward Gary Brandenburg-Forward Bob Dahl-Center Kermit Rodke-Captain-Forward ef' .1 R ..f lf ff 6400 ROW ONE: Larry Nelson, Harold Giere, Dennis Wamre, Brian Anderson, Richard Rustad Carl Erickson and Coach Glen Berg, ROW TWO: Meredith Schultz, Donald Gilbertson, Gary Bergan Roger Quam Jon Bredeson, Glen Cook, and Robert Nelson. Hawley ZZ. Hitterdal Hawley 37 Glyndon Hawley 43 Kindred Hawley 37 Pelican Rapids Hawley 37 Casselton Hawley 33 Lake Park Hawley 41 Barne sville Hawley 30 Dilworth Hawley 33 Pelican Rapids Hawley 36 Comstock Hawley 26 Glyndon Hawley 34 Oak Grove Hawley 28 Barnesville Hawley 31 West Fargo Hawley 34 Lake Park Hawley 26 Frazee Hawley 35 M. S. T. C. H. S. 29 Scott Thayer, Basketball, Football, and Baseball Coach. Glen H3-W1-el' 35 Perham 46 Berg, B Team and Track Coach, Assistant Basketball, Base- ball and Football Coach. There was a large turnout at the first practice for the B Team this year. For this reason, many good ballplayers had to be dropped. Surviving the cut were Neil Larson, Robert Nelson, Milan Elton, Dennis Wamre, Brian Anderson, Meredith Schultz, Richard Rustad, Roger Quam, Carl Erickson, Gary Bergan, Lawrence Nelson, Jon Bredeson, Glenn Cook, Donald Gilbertson, and Harold Gie re. The players were inexperienced at first but soon were giving every team they played a fight to the finish. Coach Glenn Berg deserves credit for the performances put on by the B Squad. Several of the members were fortunate enough to dress for the A Game. 36 i X , 5,05 ,I l , K ll J M ll 'lv f.h1E,,.19l 315i 13lj ROW ONE: Byron lleimark, Eldon Braun, Dennis Gilbertson, Gary Brandenburg, Bob Dahl, Alan Schultz, Darryl Knopp. ROW TWO: Coach Glen Berg, Donald Gilbertson, Gary Bergan, Meredith Schultz, Max l-leiburg, Roger Jegtvig, Bob Keltz, Jon Bredeson, Glen Cook. ' mmf-0 Ps :if H KN! ROW ONE: David Quam, George MacDonald, Everett Kronbeck, Brad Mock, Dennis Kasin, Wayne Gunderson, Duane Halvorson. ROW TWO: Duane I-lerbrauson, Roger Kragerud, Wayne Erickson, William Nelson, Jerry Fogel, Richard Tangen, Leigh Gilbertson. ROW THREE: Wayne Rushfeldt, Steve Heidecker, Jerome Mickelson, Richard Braun, Ronald Johnson, Ronald Rustad, Richard Reidberger, Ronald Hendrickson, Spencer Fjeld, Coach, 37 7 7mm Byron He imark- RH Robert Dahl-LH-Co-Captain Honorable Mention on A11-State Team i N S S Kermit Rodke -LG ' f 'e . . ff ff 47 .,,, 'I IVV' . -5 'ff MQ, ., J' K ,,,-. ,A -fag' Darryl Knopp -RT l i i 1., f':. Cir. . X Q, . 5-4 , I V Am? -. '-'H-Q. V 4 - -41 ef ' ' NW' S L' T '44- 1 1 ,,. ' ' 'F 4 - 'rmsz-,.'-,-:I c. . -ig. a-4,,dl,LQ I i 6 Hawley 33 Frazee 0 Hawley 314' Dilworth 0 Hawley 204' Casselton Z6 Hawley 434' We st Fargo 0 Hawley 264' Oak Grove 13 Hawley 46 Barne sville 0 Hawley 54 Waubon 13 4'Conference Games Hawley vs. Frazee The first game of the season showed us that we had power and had it where we needed it. We defeated Frazee 33-0. Hawley vs. Dilworth We were really out to get our old rivals, the boys from the Roundhouse. We got our second straight victory by taking them 31-1. Everyone on the squad got experience at this game. Hawley vs. Casselton The boys were out to really defeat last year's Minn.-Dak. Champs. This was by far our best game of the sea- son. Although the boys tried hard, we were defeated by a score of Z0-26. Much to our discouragement, Bob Dahl's 90 yard T.D. was called back. Hawley vs. West Fargo We played our second home game tau under the lights of the ball park. The boys showed they were still a good team by defeating the Packers 43-7. Hawley vs. Oak Grove We spoiled the Grovers Home- coming day by defeating them Z6-13 in an afternoon game. They were a good ball club but we proved we were alittle bit faster and bigger then they. Hawley vs. Barnesville This was our Homecoming game. This far in the season we had been un- defeated and we were determined to keep it this way. The Seniors really gave the Tojans trouble. We came up with a 46-O final score. Hawley vs. Glyndon We took the Glyndon Buffaloes 34-7 in our last home game of the season. Hawley vs. Waubon We ended our season with another victory of 54-13. Again, everyone had a chance to play. We now had a rec- ord of 7 wins and 1 loss. In confer- ence play we were runner-up. Total points: Opponents-66, Hawley -287. Elroy Rodke-LT Q 1 I Meredith Schultz -LH Roger Jegtvig -C Bob Olson - RH 1. ,M gnsxjw-Q11 . ' 33:2 . viii.. J. k i' ' ,-Q , , ,- gg..-Z , .req-,., ' N 'dx -vggifiii' T'-fi. 9'5- ,- . X sq U gif!! fr W N, 5 'ff-' Wg o .31 I Luz. KS? W LU . 'U I C J. W .uk 'U -L, L, -, Q, 5: 0 , , wlivk s.. S .3 X .ink CD E 2 . 1.12 5 Ae Cf 'U k 'TB 'W -5 -E I: -1: WS I-U O as 3, x ,xx --1 'M ' 42. I-4 9 . wh O -K sk . YN ,373 'ii 1 X . ' V. U. n 'E T25 . X. SJW us 1 's-rg. - . -ug- O D0 -' 1-fr N5 'T' E X Q. D0 ' - -, , . ts 5 vm -2 'O hifi' 'ru C f' '4 6 m 2 5 P gig I - 2 rg f ' X- R' 'Z'-if -A cu 1: -- 2 LD ' 151 14431 k- irxsfw Maj Jia, wi- 5 4 Q'f'6 9 4. u wi ff- .1-W. E Ur ik-:S Ft C -1-I KU 0-5 D. cu n Co-C Elton-FB O c: 'E B eu H -4 ,Q S .5 E I-1 cu bd s Ne lson-QB Larson-RH 12 :' N GD .II u T , Schultz -QB vid Ne lson -L Brian Anderson -QB ROW ONE: Roger Quam, John Elton, Roger Iegtvig, Robert Dahl, Darryl Knopp, Byron Heimark, Brian Anderson. ROW TWO: David Lee, Dennis Gilbertson, Kermit Rodke, Harold Giere, Alan Schultz, Eldon Braun, Coach Scott Thayer. Pitchers-Bob Dahl, Brian An- derson, Max Heiberg. Catchers-Roger Jegtvig, pp in ayrr 'rn l y , rnr ,C Meredith Schultz Ayyy 5 Outfielders-Byron Heimark, Kermit Rodke, Roger Quam, my MM 'kbgiii and Dennis Wamre. Infielders-Dennis Gilbertson, F yi 4 Bob Olson, John Elton, Carl Q95 Jsl W Erickson, Darryl Knopp, Alan Schultz, Gary Bergan, Eldon Strike 'em out! Braun, and Ralph Cornelius- u'11 beahomery sen. Baseball, 1955 style, was hoped to be similiar to the pattern set last year since the HHS Squad, then took the 1954 Minn.-Dak. Championship. The Nuggets fielded a very strong team in the 1955 opener against Hitter- dal nailing them down ll-1. Mound ace Bob Dahl collected 15 K-Z's. In the Comstock tilt the HHS team again was on top with the same score. The Nuggets then took on Dilworth and were ahead 3-0 at the end of 7 innings. The squad then traveled to Casselton where they went down in defeat 8-7 in a game that went extra innings even though there were some powerful blasts. Roger Jetvig was elected Captain. 40 39 4- , , Mgt! Sara Lee Mcllonald, Beth 'l'hysell, and Diane Brokate. These cheerleaders have led the B team toward a successful basketball sea- son. Fl gf Y Mary Schultz, Pat Luthi and Pearl Erick- son. These three peppy gals have been en- ergetically leading the student body in rousing cheers for the Golden Nuggets. Whether the team is winning or losing. this trio inspires school spirit and sports- manship. NY QNX lg. Sl5A'l'liID: Donerta Werre, Nancy Thysell. Mary Si'lIl1llZ, Beryl Jensen, and Mavis Jensen, S'I'ANDlNt9g Annette Johnson, lanit-eAnderson. Joy Peck, Norma Bratlie. Avis Anderson. Pearleen Kronbeck, and Marlene Schultz, These girls help to assist the librarian. 7761' Janice Anderson, Kay Bergan, Barbara Anderson, and Patsy Anderson. Our majorettesled the HHS band during Homecoming festivities, the Concordia Homecoming and the WDAY Festival. pr. ,Q A L .L Ce1ebratin ' F 'fffGW'R W' -f ' my . M 'WR by A .., 4 , X MA' . 'Lam y r, ,lg A kit A night to remember... P1 3-44 Let go of me! Caught in the act! ?????????? Three Cheers! Battling Bjorndahl and Puncy Perkix QW eehh y .. ,-lr I '49 3 Hawley Hearthrobs. Gail 5- h Legslll L ' .Q 49 L 5 . U l - Mary Lee A, ' i Going Placeslf? Nice Puppy . f ' Ahee 5 egg-ga ' Where's the fish P y Bridesmaid P P? . -4 - ,fig or , ie M , ff N? Big Shot Flower Girl Anyone wanna play footsy? 42 Whooping it up! Ardelle M 'NS C ,Q rw .. 3 B A 5 ' fb' 0 1 1- M -- M . Heap Big Chief and Squaw Outdoor Type. 'Ist . gy . gr s Jet and Dennis y y Mug T B 'S' M. in--for B Hifi -gh . K6 Ar i A i ,K 1, , h :res Z N- gr is B ' Arlette What's this? r M Qssw. , 4 ug Hrs .FK 'N Q ,Q i if U B Gulf Course Picnic J ' fi, QSeventhJ Diane and Duane B. Morning After f uqbl J k -.. , B Heil Krause 'S' -sn is , i, f, ,n , 1 ,K T X fr, gpg n g u res The Old Days Musical Cowboy QWFQB I j K Qi 'fl IV . I A Visiting Physicists Happy Birthday - Cal-01 Bermudas? ?? 9 . Q s Orland N. George M. A X. .. 4 fj- lk ky 5 . we-we K Helen and Bob. Christmas Play il GLICSSPPP Barb Dennis A aw fu-f u'dlL,,, Pa ls Q at Those memorable math classes - 2? s Q 1 2 D Y-'i X I y , r nfh f+--1 K 0 - rl' an 14 ' The annual staff of 1955 wishes to express their sincere thanks to the fol- lowing business establishments for their financial aid in the production of our annual. 3515.00 S. A. Torgerson Implement Co. Peterson's Department Store First National Bank of Hawley State Bank of Hawley 510.00 Bankr upt Store Thysell Brothers Hawley Co-op Creamery Ass'n Burns Motor Co. Heimark Brothers Hawley Co-op Elevator S 5.00 Johnson's Department Hanson Food Market Red Owl Store Nelson Motor Co. Hawley Herald MacDonald Produce Store S 4.00 Heiberg Elevator WAWXW0' MQ ' SB 3.50 Mickelson Body Shop X2 , fy 5 3.00 Wahl Drug I-Iank's Cafe Anderson Garage Ireland Lumber Yard Quirt Hdwe. Wilcox Lumber Yard Andy's Drive-In Northside Coffee Shop V. G. Hanson, Jeweler Peck's Cafe Olson Economy Store Orlando Nelson, Insuranc Dr. J. S. Burrill, Dentist Solum Machine Shop Hawley Dry Cleaners S 2.00 e Agency Brent's Radio and TV Hawley Bakery Peavy Elevator Nelson Oil Co. Vern's Service Walt's Service Simenson Barber and Beauty Shop w 1 .A mn .' ','.4 L 4 , Uzliiv'-,.1lH:',,f:lQ V-I , .i, . . ' :'4 ' . ' ,. 1 '.,. j. -... A W A. - . .. , v f- Ml ,. ., -. . Q 'L Eff. , V . , .1 . 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