Hawley High School - Nugget Yearbook (Hawley, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

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X , Y X ' KL x N N Q . . 3 . e L L K 5 -- Fam: - . Sig iii . ii. 1 K wg- A. , XXX. . .- XX .. .ink X 4. ' A x -5 s ' K .gk i K X- 7 . .. 55 ' . , . 1 x I 5 NX A .K .W S' - . . ' ' ,P R ' ., . 'f:.,Q,,. - wr Rvws' .XX WENDELI. JOHNSTON--Con- cordia College, NDACg Biology, Chemistry , General Science , NHS Advisor. VERNON ZIMMERMAN--Con- cordia College, University of Denver, Shorthand, Business Law, Consumers Economics, Journa- lism, NHS Advisor. LYLE STRAND--Concordia Col- lege, Jr. High Math. X11 ,f ' 'A Limos v Mrs. PATRICIA BERG--NDAC, Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Geometry, Annual Advisor. NORMAN ROOS--Concordia College, Sr. High History and Social. M.rs. LEONA ANDERSON--MSC, Health, General Science, Phy- Ed., Pep Club Advisor, GAA Ad- visor. Mrs. HARLENE EBERHARDT- Stout State College, Home Eco- nomics, FHA Advisor. WAYNE BO IS JOLIE --NDAC, Agriculture , Shop, FFA Advisor. 4 HOWARD ERICKSON--MSC, Jr. High Social Studies, Driving, History, Basketball Coach, Track Coach. RO CKNE IARVICK--Valley City State Teachers College, Typing, Bookkeeping, Office Practice, B Team Coach, Ass't Football Coach, Golf Coach. SPENCER FJELD--Valley City State Teachers College, Sr. High English,Socia1 Studies, Meatball Advisor. 5.4 S .-gf V K S N X if m k 1...X L..:fi.. Xxf? V 2 W .Ms .W . ' r W x 1 x x we as S-KEN. J Q E Na 1 S -2 ik - A wi 2-- f, . , 5 54 , -. K Q , X was '- wza. . mp' Mrs.A1fred Odegaard, Mrs. Lillie Kasin, Lyman Ramstad and Mrs. Emma Perkins. Elmer Anderson and Olaf Wicker 664 Lawrence Elton Harold Dolva Fred Reitan Bud Ramstad Ray Alm Rev. Borchardt Carl Swanstrom Logan Giere 6 sg 535' S wx? . 5:71-ig . .....-- r j. ' 1 ' fix ,-E X, 1 : A , GRADE ONE: Back through the years to 1946 we take to Miss Mickelson's first grade room at the Hawley Public school. That was the year the Class of 1958 started their education. Of the thirty-three who started, seventeen are still with us. They are: Donald Gilbertson, Duane Odegaard, Roger Quam, James Gruhl, Sara Lee McDonald, Sharon Larson, Adelle Kasin, Janice Gruhl, Richard Rustad, Carl Erickson, Gerald Sahlberg, Harold Giere, Nicky Carlson, Sharon M. Olson, Ardelle Luthi, Barbara Kronbeck, Gail Halvor- son, and Sharon A. Olsen. Our play, Little Black Sambo presented for our parents, was a huge success and the playhouse we built was our chief pastime. Our biggest thrill was the day we took a bus to visit each country pupil's farm. GRADE TWO: Advancing to second grade, Diane and Duane Brokate, Dennis Arneson, Marlys Kragerud, Wayne Wicker and Daniel Krause joined our merry crowd. Miss Sahlberg took the task of teaching us and her favorite punishments were making us sit in Lyman's chair, standing in the corner, or taping our mouths shut. Our bad deed for the year was destroying a snow fort built by the third graders. Grudgingly we all apologized one by one. GRADE THREE: Third grade found Miss Grahn teaching us. Benjamin Estrin showed his tremendous strength by pulling a post out of the staircase one day after recess. GRADE FOUR: Fourth grade brought us that favorite pastime of marbles. Miss Moen was our teacher. GRADE FIVE: This was the first time our class was split in two. MissRingtaughthalf of the class while Miss Cole taught the rest. This year we gained Glenn Cook, Jon Bredeson, Gary Bergan, Theodore Gund- erson and Donald Schenck. Cops and Robbers was the most popular noon pastime. The Tipsy-Topsy Tum- blers came into being this year. GRADE SIX: Our class was again split with Miss Lorentzen and Miss Forseth struggling with us. Gradu- ation from grade school took place under our direction and each of us were very proud of our paper caps and diplomas. GRADE SEVEN: Finally entering the high school building we gained Orlene Sander and Lawrence Nel- son. Most of the girls will remember their first Phys. Ed. shower. It was very embarrassing to walk around with straight hair for the rest of the day. GRADE EIGHT: Eighth grade brought us greater wisdom but also more punishment. Mr. Berg's Science class seldom dismissed without thousand word themes assigned to various members. Marlys Kragerud and Lawrence Nelson won the Eighth Grade awards this year. Mavis Jenson joined us this year. GRADE NINE: Ninth grade brought on initiation into HHS. Wanda Grefsrud joined our class this year. We were very handy at disposing of English teachers as three different ones taught our class this year. GRADE TEN: All of us will remember the driving class of our Sophomore year. Sara managed to get stuck every possible chance. We proved our sports ability this year also. GRADE ELEVEN: Advancing to our Junior year we were very proud of our class rings, our banquet and prom with the theme, Song of the Island and our class play Brother Goose. Our skip day late in the spring kept us late after school for the following weeks. Harold Christianson and Dianne Mack entered HHS this year. GRADE TWELVE: Now our dreams of graduation have become realities as our senior year has drawn to a close. From this year we will remember our carnival, homecoming, and our outing to Duluth. Don Bahl completed our thirty-six member class. And so we close this brief history of our twelve years here at HHS. Yesterday is past. . but the memories will live on forever. 8 m'L-'--- --W --WA --f -f-- - A' nail! Q15 Jon Bredeson, Valedictoriang Lawrence Nelson, Salutatorian. CLASS OFFICERS are: President, Ardelle Luthig Vice President, Roger Quamg Secretary-Treasurer, Wanda Grefsrudg Representative, Donald Schenck. Class Colors-Royal Blue and Silver Class F10Wel'-Pink Carnation M' 74 P445 7 74 fifieacd Onfq 'fadaq 74 0wz4 9 I MARLYS KRAGERUD llmaggiell Gratitude is the memory of the heart FHA 1,2 ,3,45 Officer 2,3 545 GAA l,2,3,45 Officer 45 Pep Club 25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Annual 3,45 NHS 45 Class Officer 15 Hi-Lites 35 Student Council 25 American Legion Award. JON BREDESON 7lJonnyIl He profits most who serves best Band 1,2 ,3,45 Football 1,2 ,3 545 FFA 1,2 ,35 NHS 3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,25 Letterman's Club 2,3545 Phy-Ed Asst. 45 Class President 2. ,B f x ORLENE SANDER llsandyll Happiness is speechless Band 1,2 53 ,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 GAA 35FHA 1,3 ,45 Officer 15 Hi-Lites 35 Annual 3,45 NHS 3,45 Officer 45 Student Council 35 Jr. Class Play5 Sr. Class Play. 10 DIANE BROKATE llDiIl Love conquers all Band l-45 Choir 1-45 FHA 1-45 Pres. 15Officer2,35GAA 1,25 Of- ficer 25 Pep Club 1-45 Officer 25 Cheerleader 1,3 ,45 Declam 1-45 Student Council 3,45 Hi-Lites l,2,35Asst.Feature Editor 35 An- nual 2,3,45 Editor 45 Asst. Editor 35 NHS 3,45 Contest One Act Play 35 Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. 'Www ADELLE KASIN llKeuyll l can resist everything except temptation Band 1,2,3,45 Fl-LA 1,2,3,4, Of- ficer 45 GAA 1,2,3,4, Officer 45 Pep Club 25Hi-Lites 35 Annual 35 NHS 3,45 Phy-Ed Asst. 35 Junior Class Play5 Homecoming Queen. LAWRENCE NELSON HI-arryll No sooner said than done--so acts your man of worth Band 1,2 ,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4, FFA 1,2 ,3g Officer 3, Basketball 1,23 Football 3,45 Track 2,3 ,4, Base- ba1133Nl-IS3,4g President 45 Stu- dent Council 4g Class President 3, Sr. Class Play, American Le- gion Award. DANIEL KRAUSE llDanll Patience is the best remedy for every trouble Band 1,2 ,3 ,4, FFA 1,2,3,45 Of- ficer 3,4. DENNIS ARNESON llDennyll True nobility is exempt from fear FFA l,2,3,4g Officer 49 Band 1,2, 3,45 Choir 25 Student Council 4, Phy-Ed Asst.5 Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. JANICE GRUHL llJanll Character is destiny Band 1,2 ,3 ,4, Choir 1,2 ,3,4g GAA 1,23 Pep Club 3,43 Officer 3,45 FHA 1,2 ,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, Hi- Lites 1,2 ,3g NHS 3,43 Declam 45 Annual 2,3,4g Layout Manager 45 One Act Play Contest 3, Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. ARDELLE LUTHI Butch It is quality rather than quantity that matters Band 1-49 Choir 2,3,45 GAA 1,2 ,ag officer 3, FHA l,2,3,4, Officer 1,43 NHS 3,45 Officer 45 Pep Club l,2,4, I-Ii-Lites 1,2,35 Asst. Editor 35 Annual 2,3,43 Business Manager 45 Student Di- rector of Jr. and Sr. Class Plays, Class President 4g Girls' State 3. 5 ,-A . -,A GAIL HALVORSON Gentlemen always seem to remember blondes GAA 1,2 ,35 FHA 1,2 ,3,45 Pep Club 2 ,3,45 Librarian 1 ,2 ,3,45 Hi- Lites 2,35 Contest One Act P1ay5 Sr. Class Play. Cf DONALD BAHL llDonIl To get to the top, we must go to the bottom of things. , FFA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3,45 choir' 45 Football 15 Science Club lg Sr. Class Play. GARY BERGAN Put your worries in a pocket with a hole in it. Band 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Co- Captain 45 Basketball 1,25 Base- ball 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Of- ficer 4, Phy-Ed Asst. 3,45 Let- termens Club 2 ,3 ,45 Class Officer 2,35 Student Council 45 Wrestling 4, Track l. DUANE BROKATE l never put off till tomorrow what I can possibly do the day after Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,35 FFA 1,2 ,3 ,45 Annual 45 Phy-Ed Asst. 35 Jr. Class Play. 12 NICKY CARLSON Men of few words are the best ones FFA 1,2,3,4. 7 GLENN COOK G1enny Success begins with a fel1ow's will Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,35 FFA l,2,3,45 President 45 NHS 3,45 Student Council President 45 Class Officer 35 Football 3,45 Basket- ball l,2,3,45 LetterrnansC1ub 45 Jr. and Sr. Class Plays. 5 5 HAROLD GIERE I like work5 it fascinates me5 I can sit and look at it for hours Choir 2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 An- nual 45 Hi-Lites 3. HAROLD CHRISTIANSON lIHarryll What is well done is done soon enough Eootball 3,45 Co-Captain 45 Bas- ketball 35 Track 35 FFA 3,4. CARL ERICKSON He that has patience may com- pass an in Basketball-lb 2 ,2 ,3 ,4 5 Football 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Annual Sports Editor 45 Hi-Lites 35 Let- termans Club 1,2 53 ,4. 13 MAVIS JENSON Mave What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. FHA 1,2 ,3 ,45 President 45 Of- ficer 35 GAA 3,45 Librarian 1,2, 3,45 Jr. Class Play. BARBARA KRONBECK IIBQI-bll Wonders are many, and none is more wonderful than a man FHA 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,4, Hi-Lifes 3, Li- brarian 2,3g Homecoming At- tendant. DONALD GIIBERTSON llDonll Make the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes. Choir 2,33 Track 15 Basketball 1,23 Hi-Lites 2,3. JAMES GRUHL llJimll He is well paid that is well satisfied Band 1 ,2g Football 45 FFA 1,2,3 ,4g Officer 3 ,43 Phy-Ed Asst. .35 Track 2,3,4. 14 WANDA GREFSRUD To be loved, be lovable Choir3,4, Hi-Lites 3, Declam 45 Class Officer 45 Sr. Class Play. SHARON KAY LARSON Lars As good-natured a soul as e'er trod on shoe of leather Band 1,2 ,3,4, Choir l,2,3,4g FHA 1,2,3,4, Officer 3, GAA l,2,3g Officer 2 ,35 Pep Club 1,2 ,3,4g Of- ficer 33 Annual 2,3,45 Feature Editor 4, Hi-Lites 1,2 ,33 Circu- lation Manager 33 Jr. Class Play. 2. f -' . DIANNE MACK IlMackll As merry as the day is long FHA 3,43 Pep Club 3,45 Cheer- leading 1,2 ,3, Librarian 3,45 Declam 2,35 Annual 35 Hi-Lites 3s GAA 3g Choir 1,25 Sr. Class Play, Homecoming Attendant. 5 THEODORE GUNDERSON lITedll Saying is one thing and doing is another Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 1,2 ,3 ,4, FFA 1, Contest One Act Play 3, Sr. Class Play. SHARON ANN OLSEN Sincerity gives wings to power FHA 1,2 ,3g Hi-Lites 2,35 GAA 3, Declam 3 4- Jr. Class Pla ' An- : Y, nun 3,43 Art: Editor 4. DUANE ODEGAARD The trouble with life is that there are so many beautiful women-- and so little time. Band 1,2 ,3 ,4g Hi-Lites 3, Pep Club 4, Annual 3 ,4g Head Photog- rapher 4, One Act Play Contest 3. 15 LEE McDONALD YlMacll The best of healers is good cheer Band l,2,3,4g Choir 1,2,3,4g Cheerleading 1 ,3,4, Pep Club 1 ,2, 3,4gFl-IA 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3g Jr. Class Play, Hi-Lites 3, Annual 3. GERALD SHALBERG Ilcerryll A big book is a big nuisance Hi-Lites 3,45 Annual 4. SHARON MARIE OLSON Everything happens to every- body, sooner or later if there is time enough FHA 1-4, GAA 1-43 Pep Club 1-4, Hi-Lites 2,33 Cadet Band l. F? il K -ls. J xv - 5' ll' s in K 'rung .K Q. My 'lk-'if Hs. ' if DONALD SCHENCK llDOnl1 1-le was never less at leisure th when at leisure Band1,2,3g Choir 1,2 ,3g Footb 2,3 ,4g Basketball 33 Stud4 Council 3,45 FFA 1-43 Officer Wrestling 4. ROGER QUAM Butch There is no substitute for hard work Band 1 ,2 ,3,4, Choir 1,2 ,3,45 Base- ball 1,2 ,3,45 Basketball 1,29 Let- termen's Club 1,2 ,3,4g NHS 3,43 Student Council 3,43 Class Presi- dent lg Class Officer 4. af? WAYNE WICKER There's a time for all things choir 1,2 ,sg Hi-Lites 1,2 ,3,4, Declam 1,3,4, Annual 3, Pep Club 4. . ag 5 ROW l: Sara McDonald, Orlcne Sander, Janice Gruhl, Gail Halvorson, Mavis Jenson, Ardelle Luthi, Barbara Kronbeck. ROW 2: Dianne Mack, Diane Brokate, Marlys Kragerud, Wanda Grefsrud, Sharon Larson, Adelle Kasin, Sharon Marie Olsen, Sharon Ann Olson. ROW 3: Harold Christianson, Daniel Krause, James Gruhl, Gary Bergan, Gerald Sahlberg, Jon Bredesen, Donald Bahl. ROW 4: Donald Cilbertson, Duane Brokate, Lawrence Nelson, Donald Sehenck, Wayne Wicker, Roger Quam, Glenn Cook, ROW 5: Carl Erickson, Richard Rustad, Harold Giere, Duane Odegaard, Dennis Arneson, Nicky Carlson. NOT PICTURED: Theodore Gunderson. Twelve wonderful years of .fun and study have now drawn to a close. We now IUUSI take a bigger step into the world. There will be many decisions to make and problems to face. With the guidance and train- ing we have received through the years we feel none will be too great for us to meet. The memories from l'l.H.S. will never be forgotten. We will always remember the wonderful school spirit, Homecoming festivities, and school soc hops. These arejust a few of the activities which made our school days happy ones. 17 'M X ' ess xt E., ' war., ' 2 Adelle Kasin reigned over the 7th Atilitialllomeeoniing. Her attendants were Barbara Kronheek and Dianne Mac-lc. To open the 1957 hoitieeoining festivities, Queen Adelle I was crowned on Thursday evening by Clo-Captains Harold Christianson and G ary Bergan. A variety show was followed hy the traditional hurti- ing ofthe dtimniy and a pep rally at the hall park bonfire. A parade in the afternoon started the festiv- ities for Friday. Ambush the Indians was the slogan, which neither haekfired nor succeeded in luring- ing the Nuggets a victory. The teain tied Malittomen 6-6. Ahonteeoniingdanee eliniaxed the activities. 18 t ug, s R r i 3? A ' Wa- lata Coronation ax TWOVZ tb' Q91 Ride Here comes the Band . t 0 I Sr. Royalty .- Cheerleaders and Co-Captains 7:4 ROW 1: B. Cook, M. Cummings, G. Lunder, D. Halvorson, T.Vigesaa,C. Berg, W. Kron- beck, C. Blakcway. ROW 2: P. Walker, R. Meland, N. Burnside, M. Mesker, W. West- lund,M.Ho1m,G.Nixdorf, J. McDonald, T. McDougall. ROW 3: C. Softing, R. Burn- side,J. Keeping, S. Whaley, D. Johnson, R. Hcnrickson, D. Johnson, J. Kluck. ROW 4: M. Meland, D. Peterson, D. Knutson, H. Roos, R. Chalfant, C. Tangen, J. Maier, N. Eppler. ROW 5: J. Arnold, V. Wamre,B. Johnson, S. Ford, R. Jenson, J. Thompson, M. Turmo, C. Gunderson. ROW 12 R. Newton, E. Anderson, J. Cook, R. John son,G.Keeping,G.Norman, J. Erickson, J. Keeping D. Walstad, A. Thompson. ROW 2: D. Walker, Ll Mesker, M. Heidecker, T. Legler, D. Cossette, J Wouters,G. Kasin,J. Larson, R. Kluck, R. Odegaard, ROW 3' P Carlson R O atril K Robertson M. . . , . p . Hanson, C. Whaley, B. Brandser, Mack, L. Angler Son, H. Frisk. ROW 4: B. Tangen, D. Cresap, K. Schenck, D. Kragerud, R. Miner, J. Ulven, D. Mur phy, G. Mikkelson, P. Carlson, L. Lepper. ROW 5: D. Kvilvang, B. Wamre, R. Braun, F. Walker, D. Burnside,J. Peterson, R. Swanstrom, N. Anderson, F. Wenthin. if ROW 1: C. Odegaard, A. Halvorson, D. Erickson, R. Hanson, D. Keeping, B. Christianson, B. Knutson, G Norman, K. Larson, J. Honcik, E. Tangen, J. Gruhl ROW 2: C. Keeping, L. Anderson, M. Anderson, S Boisjolie, D. Melland, W. Erickson, J. Christianson R. Johnson, L. Nelson, D. Burnside, E. Newton, C Olson. ROW 3: D. Kasin, K. Odegaard, D. Henning N.Young,G. Fogel, J. Cruhl, W. Gunderson, G. Mc- Donald,D.Quam, S. Sehenck, D. Hanson, J. Nelson, K. Cummings. ROW 4: P. Swanstrom, B. Anderson, M. Doran, B. Rustad, H. Hovelson, W. Nelson, D. Gruhl, M. Petermann, W. Spillum, M. Keeping, A Olson, M. Johnson. ROW 5: E. Arneson, L. Nelson, D. Werre, E. Jetvig, R. Kragerud, J. Anderson, S Heidccker, D. Herbranson, B. Kronbeck, G. Melbye V. Schoff, A. Ford. ROW 1: R. Blakeway, D. Burnside, P. Halvorson, D Nelson, J. Johnson, C. Norman, L. Jetvig, M. Hueb- ner, E. Nelson, H. Hovelson. ROW 2: M. Knutson J. Robertson, D. Turmo, H. Lamon, J. Borchardt, A Burnside, L. Bratlien, V. Luthi, R. Olson, D. Holm ROW 3: J. Chalfant,G.Gruh1, E. Carlson, L. Noreen C. Nixdorf, A. Noreen, I. Hartke, H. Schleuter,D Bergan,M. Softing, E. Braun. ROW 4: M. Cameron K. Thysell, D. Nelson, J. Myhra, N. Peterson, S. Peter- son, D. Ford, B. Anderson, S. Erickson, C. Folden ROW 5: G. Haugetvedt, D. Lura, M. Beck, O. Ode- gaard,D. Whaley, D. Bratlien, C. Odegaard, R. Mc- Donald, R. Ellingson, R. Olson. ' 66444 Lynn Olson, Presidentg Ronnie Rustad, Vice Presidentg Beth Thysell, Tre asurerg Ardelle Mikkelson, Secretaryg William Nelson, Representative. ROW 1: E. NOFHIHII,VM.-,Ml1lO,wkOWSliX, G. MiYncr,M Anderson, C. Huebner, K..C3:ls,Qn., B. Wnlstad, D. Blake- way, S. Erickson. ROW IZ: 78. Cossette, K. Mikkelson, Q , C. Gruhl, B. Mock, B. Bredeson, L, Qlsep, ROW 3: ,1,,C,ggg, P. Bratlicn, , B. Thysell, W. Nelson, M. Brandser, ',l, Opatril, B. Beg- MNSCT, D- Walker- ROW 41 Atimmings, .!L.B.ushfcJ.dt, J3..RusLaQ, Iii lflfgpflligl, ,1SJOhns0n, Lfmmmun, L. rcen, J. Legler,A. Mclland. ROW 5: B. Lundstrom, N. Myhra, Lgglilbertson, R. Bragg., R, Hendrickson, R. liyi- ' f Ixllllelson, G. Vigessa, lg-l 3in'gen. fl! ' The juniors have had a very busy but successful year. ln January tht presented their 3-act eomedy play, Crazy but Cute. january alf El was the month that the Junior Class rings were ehosen. This will a T ways be remembered because it was one of those rare occasions whc the vote ofthe Class was unanimous. May 10, the class held thejr.-S Banquet and Prom. A lot of work and planning turned the theme, Rendezvous with the Stars into a huge success. The Junior Class hz the distinction of being the first class to use the new elementary gy for the banquet and prom. pw- 11'i it President .... . . . Glenn Cook 12th Grade ........ . . .Donald Schenck Vice President . . .... Ronald Rustad Music .............. .... R oger Quam Secretary . . . .Lawrence Nelson Speech and Dramatics . . . .... Diane Brokate 7th Grade . . . . . . Curtis Tangen Vocational ......... . . . Dennis Arneson 8th Grade . . . ..... RobertMiner Sports ........... .... G ary Bergan 9th Grade . . . Richard McDonald Journalism . . .... Lynn Olson 10th Grade . . . . EvonneArneson Advisor . . . . . . Mr. Larson 11th Grade . . . . Wi11iamNe1son The Student Council, the governing body of our school, has been a very busy organization this year. The council was in charge of all homecoming plans including the Homecoming Dance following the football game. The teen-age code was duscussed by the council and brought before the PTA by a student council panel. Astudcnthandbook was published for the convenience of the students. In January, an Apple Polish- ing Tea was given for the faculty. Glen Cook and Gary Bergan, attended the state convention in Thief River Falls. Dancing was provided by the councilfor student recreation during noon hours. The Sock Hops after home basketball games were also sponsored by the Student Council. 23 PX' 'C I 0 ,.-02,90 Www 5 9' ' I gixs Ol om. A M: 7 6 N ROW 1: J. Gruhl, D. Halvorson, L. Nelson, O. Sander, A. Luthi, A. Kasin. ROW 2: M. Kragerud, N. Ne1son,J. Bredeson, W. Johnston, advisor, B. Thysell, G. Cook, R. Qum, D. Brokate, V. Zimmerman, advisor. ROW 3: B. Bredeson, B. Beglinger, B. Mock, L. Olson, G. Miner, K. Bergan, K. Carlson, A. Mikkelson. ,weed ROW 1: Wayne Wicker, D. Lura, C. Gruhl. ROW 2: I. Hartke, J. Gruhl, S. Boisjolie, S. Olson, K. Bergan, G. Halverson, Mr. Morgan. ROW 3: D. Nelson, M. Cameron, J. Borchardt,B.Anderson,A. Ha1vorson,L.O1son,B. Bredeson, D. Mack. ROW 4: K. Thysell, S. Schenck, B. Thysell, O. Sander, B. Beglinger. 24 Advisor , Editor Jr. Editor Sports Editor Head Photqgrapher M 4 Art Editor Feature Editor Bus iness Manager Layout Manager .4 sag ROW 1: O. Sander, R. Quam, L. Olson, R. Rustad, M. Kragerud, H. Giere. ROW 2: B. Walstad,A.Ha1vorson,B. Bredeson, K. Bergan, B. Thysell, B. Mock, G. Sahlberg. d Jon Brcdcson G Donald Schcnck E ROW 1: Nolan Young, Brad Mock, Charles Odegaax Loren Jetvig, Duane Lura, Richard McDonald, Dona Nelson. ROW 2: George McDonald, Bud Kronbec Duane Herbranson, Steve Heidecker, Eugene Jctvi I X 0 is x Jim Gruhl HB Harold Christianson HB, Co-Captain Hawley Hawley Hawley Hawley dd Co: HOME Barnesville 6 Fosston 23 Mahnomen 6 Perham 13 Glenn Cook HB 1chardTange, Robert Anderson, Darrel Werre, Gerald N -gel. ROW 3: Wm.Ne1son, Earl Wenthin, Ronald Jolm- n, Noel Nelson, Ronald Rustad, Dick Reidberger, L N 150 T :nald Hendrickson, Richard Braun, John Legler. 5 awrence e n , N V I5 7 I K Richard Rustad E Gary Bergan G Co-Captain AWAY Hawley 7 Frazee 0 Hawley 19 Pelican Rapids 6 Hawley 7 Elbow Lake 21 lug and for a the arm the ball two was also stuffed the buzzer seconds the crowd, which 1 abt es larger than act -V ion of Hawley, ught s had won 46- over St. XX 1 . ference and ending gi 'hen th '- 1 oil that , 1 g led and A -1 basket lifled. t shot, tying missed the 1 rtime period 1 V he St. Paul g who had a i ht ad- eferee s de had been Rie - made his e at 45-45 and the lded height ' tage, got the tl ? ' , . 1 or olled fthe rim, but 2 tail Jack lngraber tippedi 3 he ball to hfor Murray 45-ik ' fu' h H at ended the 1' Q p i ue which had xIri ff?h-ffi0ar- in the last quarter. The -boys suffered an extreme case of ge fright in the 1st half, and tted St. Paul an 11-point lead are making a recovery. . excep ' 1 f co-leader of 1 k! Y 's G K 7 I Iith the 'te tion of Riedberg- Whi n ' 8 y d Rich ot her never several and throws ig and Gil- Lson, sive games did inst arl the t score of a long t, and the hands :ral times took -14 quarter 1 he Nugget 3 solid the 2nd Hawley 1't make a Ried- ger scored a half- e. Hawley -22 at one it, but to 20-26 halftime. Toach Howard, sent in wildcat River, Jertson, and vorson in the A the if drew within 2 Mur- ' several times,,j,' ,missed le easy attemg .ie the Fe. iurray was ahead 32-36 as the Kquarter began, but midway in ,Qjth period, Riedberger tipped ucket for a 38-39 count and 322 remaining, Halverson hit one s1Xms.,,HaW1ax the Ulurray W ns In Uvertlme, 1 ets Top 2 Conference THE NUGGETS, who are lead- ing the Heart O' Lakes conference 5 battle, go to Frazee Friday night, to play their nearest rival in thej standings. Theiliornets, who took! second place in District 28 last year, are tough again - season, although not the team t year. Hawley has another . game Tuesday night when . famed barnesvllle Trojans c 1 I the Auditorium for a. rev E i e. Hawley beat barn 8-511 earlier ln December, 1 Hawley and Dilwor 'Q ,vedl into a first place tie in 1 - Dak conference Tuesday Nuggets beat Casseltonf ' iff? 50 while Dilworth ups was a big night for ups .1 THE NUGGETS really went to work at the Auditorium Tuesday night. Result was a satisfying 44- 32 win over Pelican Rapids which put Hawley alone at the top of the conference. The best part of the game was not that they won it, but how they did it, by going all out the entire contest. And in this game it was the Nuggets' defense which was directly 'responsible for the win. Hawley used its height ugvantage to dominate the boards, w ile stop- ping Vikings' star forward, Dprwin Marquardt. S 1 13 Leigh- oiibenson, a ,six foot jun- , r, was the defensive star of the leading MSC High 5560? ,th e. Gilbertsorfs job was to stop UNIVERSITY c the scoring table the Hawley-Mt They especially li of Whitey Halvor player we've seen one of thcnl rema I THE HAWLEY in the front ro game, were 1 sport ts C08 . tor She 1 WE SA esidents luded IV ey, My' Mar ' 0l'l K. on i 01 ell , u , ' . n ix its 1 files Joi lel A I 'e f F . 1 m in fl? 1 L H - - 3 ,iv X high scor Marquardt, who - Burr gisggliosiaeraozs winnm ...- n awash! 31 Wim a game n, ,c 1 A Hawley is now in th ik 3 zot 34 against Fergus Falls ., .P ,versity seat ,for the time if the ofxllitufday 'light' 1 Ken 1 'their remaining games .- ' ultg were that Gm-,ertson 'Ura gif Roy Br' Worth and MSC- A 1 'A X3 Marquardt scoreless while 1 The Nuggets had ut ,ting seven P0ints himself. 4177+ if beating the.Squm'e1S' ' :Q bertson's defensive work against fg IRS Howard Erickson used 11- me 1 ,can must be rated the out, f-' , ,Q Saw 1 the victory. They held period lea X g tanding individual performance O dance if Zfi-8, 34-21 and 5?-35kt f t e 5-game season. mai Iimg. gfhe t aw ey g p p ag c Cou s, pu Riedlberger, f 7 6 1 20 5, 0 other Nuggets 11130 turned hat would tingle Braun, f 4 0 1 8 13006 i0bS- Rwh Braun. Rich in Cavalry troop Ilerbranson, f 1 0 0 sad Carlxlirigkson did soars? . . Cook, f 1 0 0 1 gi-vs ' s re un wer. Ron Rugtad, g 1 0 0 211 Glenn Cook got his share under OUR CHOICE Henrickson, c 2 O 2 4 the board-S 917911 alhamulgd ife Heidecker, c O 2 11 2 1'19iE1f1fl au Halverson, g 2 1 0 5 8111111113 to k J' in-ickson, g 6 6 1 18 department, and Ian fa Giiberrson, g 1 0 1 2 determmatlon, 0' Mansfield, g A 1 0 1 2 11011 as last sewn Totals 25 15 9 65 Whitey I-Ialvorson was CHSSGHOH fg ft! pf tp gets: 'ban handling. ace Modwwi f 6 3 1 15 sparkedithe attack with Bambxff il? . Z distributed evenly d C 1 , 4 game. Sophomore George rd tavsor Erdmamly C 0 2 2 aid also saw action a gua . yean: Sivcrson, g 1 ' 'V' ' f Hawley took the lead at the tip- --, MUIUOCH, 8 7 1 off with Erickson scoring. Scheer Farrell, g 1 1 , Z countered for Pelican, but Braun Totals 19 3 I2 1 -faked his man and gave the lead , back to the Nuggets for keeps. HEART 0' 115 7 I-gawley hadlpiegiod leads of 13-7, ., 1 - E 2-15 aIld4- . sipe ff- P 1 HAWLEY X, ' 30 Coach Howard Erickson's boys Frazee 1. s 82 , found the basket an impossible Pelican Rapids 3 - 2 4 2177 ' target in the last quarter, and Barnesville 1 . , 205 made only three free throws to Perham 1 , 14 272 Peiicafrs 13 points. But the Nug- 'Hem Games Fx-id: 1 gets showed they hadn't forgotten fake Hawk-, at Ffazee 1 the lesson of the Oak Grove game, Y - at Parham at Barnesville. cfs MINN-DAK CONFERENCE w 1 tp op HAWLEY 4 1 296 240 Dilworth 4 11 289 229 MSC High 3 1 234 205 ,West Farm: , , 1 , 21- and stayed tough to the final whistle. Hawley Bees trailed during the entire game and then won the cliff hanger in overtime. Rich McDonald tied the game 29-29 with a jump shot as the game ended. 'he of Barnesvill Cafllgemof 'H h' yumvuu ,ul-uv lmlu Inuy- In, Hawley everyone ey stores are closing wily Vrhursdayl so re can attend the big lvl Falls. ll high along the lwle! this week. The treat believes the is eertnln are lt. He m for ran any and that and 10092, ns will Hawley Wins Sub-District? Beats Glyndon In Thriller TWO GOOD sub-district teams battled to the final minute at MSC night before the Nuggets 67-57 over the Glyndon into a comfortable lead and 1 l some good floor play. Marc Nok- ken, MSC forward, was the games outstanding player. The 5'10 sen- ior, in our opinion, would be a star on any team in the district. Jim Meland, Hawley saw action at Q Afraid 1' tion ,. other will be remarkable shootingl U - ' out the spirit kept Hawleys . guard in the final quarter. Fergus d betwelenfthrfee and fg ft pf tp uring t e ina quar- Nuggets went into a 3 13 3 22 wit ive minutes re- 1 h F 9 1 3. 19 the liolliiirftsaoiblioii 2 0 1 4 he district clean, to 6-5,Ed Marks 5 ? 3 I ct 24 e district Dick opened scoring ' ' gion 6 shot, but f 10 57 Some e first of t Pf tp de Brainerd, lelienrickson 3 Z an F put it ' or , but Sunde 4 5 8 again ned Rich Rus- 2 4 18 tads free Hawley ia 0 2 5 5-4 lead but and Lowell 0 0 .0 Schellack each under the ' bucket and made a free 15 57, for a 5 9 Glyndon lead. Henrickson scored on a rebound, f Halverson tied the score! pf tp on a fast break and Rieclberger put W 1 16 Hawley. ahead for the rest of the Henri r on, f X' 3 2 7 game. First period ended with Rich sill- c 2 0 14 Hawley ahead 20-15. 0 1 4 ggets, 1 Hawley had a 35-28 halftime Halv ' on, g 1 3 3 msecutix lead largely on three quick buck- Erickson, g 4 0 14 meet cts. Rustad maneuvered for one, McDonald,'g 0 1 2 might Riedberger scored on a pass from Braun, f 0 0 3 0 Distri Halvorson, and the scrappy little fhlerbranson, I 1 0 0 2 :the guard then stole the ball when I-Ieidecker, c 0 0 2 0 ilhelonly Glyndon Eutkitt in play after Ried- gon Rustad, g O 0 0 0 v ici as e. ook, f O 0 0 0 the or drew his 4th personal foul -. - her of the in the 3rd period and left Totals 24 14 Nuggets momentarily. The period 1d overcome. however,4 wiithd Hawley gfm-on gg 4 i meet only a 48- 3 ea . 1 st game ar Howard Erickson's boys Y 2 0 2 ls. The same holding a slim 60-57 lead in L E, 'X C 3 2 3' , fieldhouse, final moments before the Nug- Ole' 2 1 0 A racked the Buffaloes. S f N 1, 5 iii 3 , 7 , e , 'on set up Riedberger is - '- Ronald llcnrickson Center 'and the latter than . W iepp . 0 0 0 0 Richard Rustad - Center-Captain free throw. Rustad - - W -- -'- '- Richard Ricdbcrgor - Forward gl0ttham3V Hgnfickica in ' ,.:,,, N 13 ,9 Carl Erickson - Guard -Captain e ro S or 3 Q r. pr- r i C1 Duane Halvorson - Guard Li ttiiat it was .index - ir '. . - ons ip game. c ont X Leigh Gilbertson Guard ming good and the G fg Richard Braun - Forward ider the boards cleft 5, 4 lg if , ' sissies. Glyn on, f Glenn COO? Fofwafd e short of Haw1ey's N p r , 5 4 Steven Hcideckcr - Center d it was as good or S s 4 0 0 Duane Hcrbranson - Forward 'Irie teams which are C- y' :ll 0 1 1 G district this week. J. Y, S Lgr , 1 0 0 2 eorge McDonald - Guard ebounding Strength lpp M M M 8, Ronald Rustad - Guard atal factor gngggtoryr als 23 12 6 58 tion o Re rger, It . i ... ---- ' L H h fire: aaraarcktrntir-8 N are pf is 'hilt the team has are oin sill out all thee sanie tim? 1' 0 3 2 a all season. The 5 3. as , ' Ifw rrson C ,gtk 5 0 5 12 behmi t 1 -Leigh Grlbertson was the defen- AI. f f r F Lf' ng- 0 p ay eiiln afar- Fin- 4-ha 'Alun-frnfa and SF fTi if n as, K 0 4 Sports l-llin Farmers, tions, and fish groups an u tect and fish and Due to new covering pate same able to 9 0 if the got variei game. anin for the ei numbers, better protectii and nesting areas, and fi areas where the sport is, available. ' protection for birds, more The soil bank conserve is a long-term ,,? to retire from 3, 1 that is , to help conse and Wilt Hacreay annual f0I'C6 . farmer term use and at the generalxrr' mentsf --1- are to help It time, for the land shifted tion to conservatio 1 for the futu benefits of or wildlife ,re ll UUKUV Iilllllliilms 5 3, - '1,:,,- . : ' .. .:-,: . X N Xt. 5 S.. 2 S.-X K Sf-,-if - X . x.,x. Q F X -- X QS? we A -Q. 'N - -5' Z ROW 1: G. Bergan, W. Rushfeldt, B. Mock, R. Quam, D. Whaley. ROW 2: R. Olson, C. McDonald, D. Herbranson,R. McDonald, D. Quam, D. Halvorson. ROW 3: N. Nelson, S. Heidecker, R. Henxick- son, C. Erickson, R. Reidberger, R. Rustad, Coach Nei. ROW 1: R. Rustad, D. Gilbertson, J. Legler, D. Schoff. ROW 2: Coach Erickson, D. Werre, L. Nel- son, R. Rustad. 32 -53 m 5 ik 'W x X X Y xv xx N ,Q if QI ,IEQ l W' Y x is wg N. , sw A .... .. 5 . Dorian Olson, Director ROW 1: B. Anderson, B. Beglinger, K. Thysell, B. Brcdeson, G. Miner, D. Henning, L. Nelson, B. Brandser, J. Cook. ROW 2: M.Brandser,B. Anderson, C. Gruhl, S. Schenck, P. Halvor- son, W. Rushveldt, L. Nelson, E.Arneson, J. Bredeson, R. Johnson, K. Bergen. ROW 3: D. Krause, O. Sander, S. Mc- Donald, B. Thysell, A. Kasin, A. Mikkelson, A. Noreen, I. Hartke,M. Heidecker, P. Swanstrom, M. Johnson, M. Turmo, K. Anderson, V. Wamre, A. Halvorson, C. Nixdorf, L. Ander- son, C. Odegaard, M. Petermann. ROW 4: T. Gunderson, Www, 2 ,cuwlDfzam4 34 Zami R. McDonald, D. Quam, L. Noreen, R. Braun, M. Cameron, D.Kasin,T. McDougall, K. Robertson, B. Tange, D. Arneson, R. Anderson, K. Larson, S. Heidecker, D. Brokate, M. Ander- son, C. Odegaard, C. Gunderson, H. Roos, C. Tangen, D. Brokate, J. Chalfant. ROW 5: R. Quam, D. Anderson, R. Miner, B. Mock, S. Larson, D. Bergan. ROW 6: M. Beck, A. Thompson, L. Nelson, D. Odegaard, L. Olson, D. Mack, K. Schenck, A. Olson, J. Gruhl, A. Luthi, J. Gruhl. and ff V X gg! X4 0 35 C L A R I N E T S Sa and 70464 B. Brzmdscr, L. Anderson, M. Cameron, K. Bergan, J. Anderson, P.H:xlvor son, M. Hcidccker. Not Pictured: K. Thyscll. ROW 1: B. Anderson, O. Sander, A. Halvorson, D. Keeping, N. Peterson, C. Odegaard, D. Brokate, B. Beglinger,M.Brandser,B.Walstad, S. Schenck, K. Carlson, Dorian Olson, Director. ROW 2: P. Swan- strom, M. Anderson, E. Carlson, D. Nelson, A. Luthi, J. Gruhl, M. Kragerud, C. Miner, L. Olson, S Larson, W . Grefsruud, J. Myhra , L.Ne1son, J. Opatril, M. Doran. ROW 3: B. Mock,R.O1- son,M. Petermann, R. Hanson, L. Noreen, R. Tangen, R. Anderson, J. Cruhl, S. McDonald, B. Thysell, D. Quam, K. Larson, B. Bredeson, K. Bergan. ROW 4: H.-Giere, D. Gruhl, T. Grmderson, S. Heidec- ker, L. Nelson, R. Quam, C. Gruhl, W. Rushveldt, R. Braun, J. Borchardt, R. Krageruud. 'gcuwl ROW 1: B. Cook, L. Swenson, P. Quam, N. Gruhl, C. Whaley, F. Wenthin, B. Solum,K. Anderson, M Turmo, M. Johnson, F. Gemblich. ROW 2: E. Anderson, M. Anderson, D. Walstad, C. Peterson,C Nixdorl, R. Swanstrom, P. Halvorson, B. Brandser, J. Cook, H. Bergan, R. Burnside, A. Thompson, M Beck. ROW 3: J. Odegaard, C. Anderson, Berg, R. Johnson, D. Giere, K. Robertson, D. Kasin, B Tangen,D.Kragerud,D.Peterson, T. McDougall, G. Karlin, J. Anderson, B. Berg, S. Ford, K. Schenck ROW 4: J. Ramstad, R. Kasin, R. Odegaard, G. Kasin, R. Chalfant, K. Johnson, M. Anderson, Mr Olson, C. Odegaard, D. Turmo, C. Gunderson, C. Tangen, H. Roos, D. Mack. 37 Sz. . . ROW 1: C. Fabre, D. Blakeway, B. Walstad, A. Luthi, S. M. Olson, J. Anderson, L. Nelson, C. Ode- gaard, G. Miner, C. Olson, A. Olson. ROW 2: D. Keeping, S. Erickson, J. Gruhl, B. Knutson, J. Honcik, M. Johnson, M. Malowkowsky, A. Cossette, B. Anderson, G. Halvorson, B. Kronbeck, Mrs. Eber- hardt,advisor. ROW 3: K. Cummings, A. Halvorson, D. Hanson, C. Huebner, J. Nelson, B. Bredeson, J. Cope,S.Boisjolie,L.Olson, K. Carlson, M. Keeping. ROW 4: K. Odegaard, D. Mack, A. Mikkelson, P. Swanstrom, D. Walker, D. Brokate, J. Gruhl, B. Anderson,M. Jenson, S.McDonald, S. Larson. ROW 5: S. Schenck, B. Beglinger, A. Ford, V. Schoff, A. Kasin,M.Brandscr,B. Thysell, J. Opatril, L. Nelson, O. Sander, M. Kragerud. fz. W. ff. Sr. FHA Officers are: President,M. Jenson, V. Preside A. Luthi, Secretary, A. Kasin, Treasurer, M. Kragerl Songleader, B. Anderson, Historian, L. Nelson, Keeping, Parliamentzrrian, B. Walstad, Reporter, Jani Gruhlg Advisor, M.rs. Eberhardt. ROW 1: D. Cresap, B. Cook, J. McDonald, J. Cook, Mrs. Eberhardt, G. Nixdorf, D. Johnson, S. Brown, R. Burnside. ROW 2: R. Henrickson, S. Whaley, J. Larson, J. Keeping, M. Heidecker, ld. Frisk,P. Halvorson, B. Brandser, C. Whaley. ROW 3: M. Cameron, D. Nelson, J. Johnson, D. Bergm- J. Arnold, M. Turmo, S. Ford, I. Hartke, B. Anderson. ROW 4: E. Carlson, A. Noreen, C. Nixdorf. 52. Thysell, S. Peterson, J. Myhra, N. Peterson, D. Ford. ROW 1: G. Cook, N. Myhra, H. Hovelson, R. Han- son, E. Tangen, Mr. Boisjolie, D. Cruhl, D. Schoff, D. Lura, A. Mcland, R. Tnngen. ROW 2: E. Nel- son, V. Luthi, L. Bratlien, R. Blakeway, J. Robert- son, D. Bahl, M. Knutson, L. Jetvig, D. Burnside, W H:1selrud,P.Bratlien. ROW 3: W. Nelson, J. Legler G. Bcrgan, D. Brokate, D. Schenck, D. Arneson, N Carlson,D.Krause, J. Gruhl, C. Robertson. ROW 4 D.Bratlien,E. Jetvig, D. Nelson, R. Henrickson, C Anderson, G. Vigesaa, R. Anderson, M. Peterman, A Cummings, R. Johnson. The officers of FFA are: D. Krause, Treasurer, J. Gruhl, V. Pres., G. Cook,President, D. Schenck, Secretary, G. Bergzm, Reporter, D. Arneson, Historian, Mr. Boisjolie, Advisor, R. Tungen, Sentinel. ROW 1: N. Burnside, G. Kasin, T. Vigesaa, G. Lunder, W. Kronbeck, R. Johnson. ROW 2: D. Tcztsrsrm, P. Hartke, R. Braun, Mr. Fjeld, R. Miner, P. Carlson, D. Mack. b ROW 1: L. Jetvig, L. Gilbertson, G. McDonald, C. Fogel, B. Mock, D. Halvor- - ' son, D. Lura, D. Burnside. ROW Z: J. Brcdeson, R. Braun, R. Riedberger, R. I- Heiidrickson,N.Nelson,C. Bergan, G. Cook. ROW 3: R. Olson. S. Heideeker, H. Christiansoii, R. Johnson, J. Legler, R. Txingen, E. Weiithin. R. Quinn, D. Schenck. ROW 4: E. Kronbeek, D. Quam, D. Werre, R. Rustad, R. Riislad. C. Erickson, B. Lundstrom, W. Rushfeldt, W. Nelson. .4 6 W 'N J ROW l: S. Boisjolie, S. McDonald, D. Broknte, L. Olson, L. Nelson. ROW 2: M.Mi1 kowsky, G. Halvorson, J. Gruhl, C. Gruhl, A. Olson, B. Walstnd, S. Olson. BOW 3: Miner, J. Anderson, B. Bredesen. D. Henning, M. Keeping, K. Bergen, B. Tlzysvll ROW M. Johnson, S. Larson, A. Luthi, M. Brandser. B. Bcglinger, A. Mikkelson, D. M' lc. Rf 5: W. Nelson, R. Tnngen, R. Rustacl, D. Odegazird, W. Wicker. is H ROW 1: J. Gruhl, M. Kragerud, A. Kasin, B. Knutson, D. Burnside, C. Odegaard, A. Olson, M. Keeping, M. Jenson. ROW 2: E. Ford, M. Cameron, A. Keeping, C. Olson, M. Johnson, P. Swanstrom, K. Carlson, D. Bergan, A. Mikkelson. ROW 3: J. Johnson, M. Doran, B. Rus- tad, L. Olson, D. Nelson, I. Hartke, A. Noreen, S. Olson, Leona Anderson, Advisor. RCW 1: Bud Kronbeck, Steve I-Ieidecker, Richard Rustad. ROW 2: Mr. Larvick, Advisor, Duane Hal vorson, Bruce Lundstrom, George McDonald, Robert Anderson. 41 g Jan ..... Mrs Ehot Nlcky M1ss T11by Albert Thaddeus Ruby Goofer Jack Carolme Whxtcomb Drrector efddd 79Zaq SEVENTEEN IS AWFULLY YOUNG Dianne Mack Jaruce Gruhl Wanda Grefsrud Orlene Sander Don Bahl Teddy Gunderson Ga11 Halvorson Lawrence Nelson Glenn Cook Drane Brokate Denn1s Arneson Gerald Morgan Sz, ARWQVAL ,men-QWFB Sr. B oy's sexferre If C fig ,. de, AR AL Crowning of Queen Beverley ing Roger 4-3 S 0 ' 'L All ready to go? ' ll -Hi -Ffli, J H Yu Relaxation at last! E Lake Superior Excursion Sight-seeing along North Sh- fa.-Sz, ?fzam 1 im-ff' awww-'S' f? , ,N s ,J , 5' fll 1 f Wednesday May 28, 1 958 Hawley Auditorium 8:00 p.m. s. ,.,,s.w-M www- f X s -if W . .ff We fri? Nwhsaa, Valedictory Address . .......... Jon Bredesen v , -we if 'sg nf , 3 by 6 :gf EJ -- Q 0 Q' a it K 5 1 .pf 1 ff' 5-1 F' 1 'avi .I x, he What is it? Gumalora Caught in the Larry Bratlien Paul Bratlien Why so sober? Just friends i 1 Cheese Mary H. Orphan Kathy Juniors? Windy Day Diana Blakeway Masquerade part QE A-m Reminiscing Wanda G. Whose feet? Jan G. False Teeth? Dan, Duane, Dennis cgt Diane Irene Hartke Boy's best friend -a dog Comfortable? Cute couple Boys of '58 Smile pretty Good catch ' ew We, the Annual Staff of '58 wish to express our appreciation and thanks to the business places in Hawley and Hitterdal who so willingly contributed money so that the production of this annual could be possible. S15 S. A. Torgerson Company First National Bank State Bank of Hawley Hawley Creamery Ass'n Bankrupt Store S5 Heiberg Elevator Anderson Garage Quirt's Hardware H. A. McDonald Produce K. W. Blake, Optometrist Hawley Herald Heimark Brothers V. G. Hansonk Jeweler Silver Lake Co -Op Donald Bentley, D.D.S. Hanson Food Market 53 Logan Giere, Potato dealer Gerner's Creamery, Hitterdal Nelson Motor Company J. S. Burril, D.D.S. Peck's Cafe Sylvia's Beauty Shop Simenson Barber and Beauty Shop Alfred Odegaard, Rawleigh Dealer Vern's Service 357 .50 Andy's Drive -In Dolva Brothers, Inc. f' fr I x X 0 I S10 Burn's Motor Company Petcrson's Department Store Hawley Co -op Elevator Johnson's Department Store Thysell Brothers Wahl Drug Store Hank's Cafe Dr. V. D. Thysell Red Owl Store Wilcox Lumber Company A. L. 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