Hector High School - Hectorian Yearbook (Hector, MN)

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Deanna Knetel, Luella Hauer, Doris Kulberg, Arlys Paul, Judy Macik. SECOND ROW: Eunice Wendorff, Catherine Niles, Marciell Janke, Darryl Schaumberg, Karen Bargman, Lawrence Schroeder, Janice Jahnke, Allan Kirgiss. THIRD ROW: Eugene Torbert. Ann Berry, Roger Blumhoefer, Eugene Elling, Wayne Duehn, Robert Novotny, Jerome Carlson, Joanne Nickel, Norman Novotny. Juniors at work in history class, but why all of the Smiles? JLINIORS The class of 57 started our Junior year by electing class officers. Catherine Niles was electedpresident, Jerome Carlson, vice presidentg Janice Jahnke, secre- taryg and Roger Evenson, treasurer. This year's ad- visors were Mrs. Rude and Mr. Roepke. One of the thrilling events for us this year was our part in Homecoming. We were in charge of lining up the paradeg our float, Gopher Merry-Go-Round , was a- warded second prize. Our class has worked very hard this year. We pre- sented on November ll and 12 our play, Clemetime . One of the most exciting events was the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet which we gave on April 28 honoring the Seniors. All of our time was not spent for fun. In March a steak dinner was giveng we had food sales, candy sales, game concessions, and a Halloween party to help raise money for the Senior Class trip we will take next year. The Washington-New York trip is the one very special event of the future that is in the hearts of all of us. FIRST ROW, left to right: Carol Wenz, Kathleen Bargman, Gerald Sladek Marjorie Rick, Joan Carlson, Marcella Hinricks, Bernice Horky. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Kramer, Judith Johnson, Albert Seifert. Marion Nelson Merry Evenson, William Johnson, Ronald Johnson. THIRD ROW: Jack Miller, Sherman Graves, Harold Swanson, Jack Jones, Roger Evenson, Robert Lange, Larry Carlson, Walter Koehler. NOT PICTURED: Lynette Arndt LaVonne Degner, Michael Olinger, Helen Reckow.