Hinckley High School - Vulcan Yearbook (Hinckley, MN)

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 VICTOR GEBHART Vic It's not that I dislike school, but it always Interferes with my education FFA 1-2-3-4. Baseball 3-4, Annual Staff 4,School Patrol 2-3-4,Bus Patrol 4,Teacher's Assistant 2. JOYCE GIMPL Gimp If silence is golden, I'm broke.■ Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus I-2-3-4, Olrl's Oise Club 1, Basketball I-2-3-4, Claes Play 3, Annual Staff 4, Claes Officer 3, FHA 1, GAA 3. MARILYN ORABER ■Lynn To meet her is to think her quiet; to know her is to find she isn't. Annual Staff 4, Chorus 2, FHA I-2-3, Beclam 3. DOROTHY GUPTILL Dooo Love that man 1 Olrl's Olee Club 1, Annual Staff 4. WALLACE GUPTILL Wally I like work. It fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours. Chorus 3-4, School Patrol 2-3, Camera Club 3, Polar Staff 4, FFA 1, Boys Chorus 4. BONNIE HEGSTROM Bonita With the same guy she is always seen, riding in a Chevy keen. Girl's Glee Club 1, Chorus 2, FHA 2, Annual Staff 4. LAWRENCE IRONS Sonny And say to all the world, 'This is a mant' School Patrol 2-3-4, Class Play 3, Chorus 2-3-4, Camera Club 2. LYLE JAARSKA Bones He's no failure, tie's not dead yet. FFA 1-2-3-4, School Patrol 2-3-4, Baseball 3—h, Camera Club 4. WAYNE JOHNSON Johnson School's all right, but it breaks up my whole day. FFA 1-2-3-4, School Patrol 2-3-4, baseball 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Bus Patrol 3-4. BETTY LARSEN Lars Her heart is in the sopho- more class, but she's a loyal senior. Girl's Glee Club 1, Chorus 2-3-4, Deolaa 2, Li- brary Assistant 3-4, Cheerleader 2 3, Houser Staff 3-4, Class Play 3, FHA I-3-4, GAA 3 4, Teacher's Assistant 2, Annual Staff 4.

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MIRROR OF REMINISCENCE ORADE ONE C. Frit L. Jaarsma 3. Larsen M. Marudas P. Maygren R. Merritt L. Mortenson W. Tenqulet K. Willlaneon As we look Into the mirror, It is 1939, and we see Miss Manchester counting thirty-one bobbing beads, nine of which are still members of our class. We started to show our auelcal talent early, as we see Miss Manchester directing the snappy first grade band. Why are all these newspapers lying on the floor? Could be that ws kept the habit of dally napping. ORADE TWO As we glance further Into our mirror, we see Miss Alexander helping to organize a post office with Betty Larsen and Lyle Mortenson as head postmasters. (Start- ed young didn't we?) ORADE THREE L. Crow Here we see six mischievous boys writing sentences at recess with Miss Kovey standing at their sides. How many did you have to write, Lyle J.? ORADE FOUR Our mirror tells us that our year with Mies Toung was quiet except for a few Incidents—Mlse Hanson's oonstant drilling us In 'The Pledge of Allegiance1 and My Country 'Tie of Thee . ABS ZIYE L. Carrlgan J. 01Dpi B. Libra S. Trueedell Why do we see Margaret Marudas's ski-pants torn? I guess a minor catastrophe took place while she was sliding down the banisters. Miss BJornrud and Miss Paulson ably taught us this ysar. ORADE SIX The brightest reflections In our mirror Is this year under the supervision of Mies Jensen. The year proved to be quite exoltlng as we see a group of girls being sent down to the offloe. ORADE SEVEN M. Pavek Refleotlng from the seventh grade we see Mies Thor- alson helping out thirty-three bewildered and excited children. Our moat enjoyable prank this year was teasing each other. ORADE EIOHT R. Oredeon Mr. Peterson's ruler is reflected In every eighth grader's eyes and some marks, remaining on deske, refleot It too. Here we sit taking our dally oppor- tunity . ORADE NINE R. Andermann D. Bauer C. Dahl D. Dunkley J. Fix D. Ouptlll W. Ouptlll B. Hegstrom V. Gebhart M. Oraber L. Irons W. Johnson R. Ludwig J. Nleboer A. Pitreski L. Sohutt A. Swanson R. Vanek M. Wenholx To Mrs. Nelson Betty Mae, Betty, and Carolyn were known as the 'tickle-britches'. ORADE TEN As we gaze further Into our mirror, we observe Miss Kraksr giving our dally assignment of speeohes. Will anyone ever forget this six weeks? ORADE ELEVEN Our memory refleots here easily as we aes ourselves working on the 'Mardi Oras , the Junior-senior ban- quet, and producing the elass play,'The Daffy Dills'. aRAD£ TVELYE A. Howling As we leek ahead In our mirror te the years to oeme, we see thirty-seven successful men and women pregresa- lng In the world of tomorrow. 6

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'CAN YOU IMAOINE' Roy Andermann teaching an English olaast Delores Bauer marching down Nloollet Avenue aa a drum majorette? Lloyd Carrlgan appearing In a midget ahow? Lola Crowe ae a Jookey In the Kentuoky Darby? Carol Jean Dahl wrestling her woman opponent at Madlaon Square Garden? Duane Dunkley giving the dally news over WCCO? Josephine Fix dancing In a bubble ahow at the Alvin? Carolyn Frits washing the outside windows on the 20th floor of the Foshay Tower? Vlotor Oebhart being a model student? Joyoe Olmpl going to the poor houae? Marilyn Graber swimming the English Channel? Dorothy Ouptll exploring the wilds of Afrioa? Wallace Ouptll giving driving teats? Bonnie Hegstrom riding In a Model T Ford? Lawrence Irons holding the title of 'Mr. Amerloa'? Lyle Jaarsma married to Shirley Temple? Waynes Johnson as a bachelor? Betty Larsen weighing 250 pounds? Betty Mae Libra driving a taxi In New York City? Robert Ludwig holding title of Heavy-weight Champion of the World? Margaret Marudas tap dancing over television? Phyllis Maygren killing livestock at a meat packing plant? Robert Merritt getting straight 'U' on hie report card? Lyle Morteneon playing the piano at a oonoert In Carnegie Hall? Jack Nleboer designing Margaret Truman's wardrobe? Audrey Nowllng working for the Rlngllng Clrous ae a trapeze aotreee? Ronald Oredeon taking over Red Skeleton's show on the radio? Margie Pavek In the plumbing business? Arlene Pltreekl as a bronoo-buster In the western rodeos? La Donna Sohutt being serious all day? Arlene Swanson as a hula danoer? Wayne Tenqulst being ohased by Hollywood's most glamorous stars? 8hlrley Truesdell as a Jet pilot? Robert Vanek as the Speaker of the House of Representatives? Marolyn Wenhols taming lions? Kenneth Williamson singing his heart out In the opera? Girls Delores Bauer Lois Crowe Arlene Swanson Carolyn Frits Marilyn Graber Audrey Nowllng Margie Pavek Shirley Truesdell Carol Jean Dahl Delores Bauer Betty Mae Libra Bonnie Hegstrom Phyllis Maygren Marolyn Wenhols La Donna Sohutt Margaret Marudas Josephine Fix Arlene Pltreekl Dorothy Ouptll Joyoe Glmpl Betty Larsen WE NOMINATE' SubJeo t Easiest on the eyes Best figure Cutest hair style Biggest appetite Best personality Best posture Shortest stature Tallest stature Shyest Best danoer Best driver Shortest hair Longest hair Most talkative Most solemn 'City Slloker Wittiest Most talented Peppiest Most reserved Heaviest Boys Roy Andermann Robert Ludwig Lawrence Irons Lyle Morteneon Vlotor Oebhart Wallace Ouptll Lloyd Carrlgan Lawrenoe Irons Wallace Ouptll Robert Merritt Wayne Johnson Wayne Tenqulst Jack Nleboer Lyle Jaarsma Jaok Nleboer Robert Vanek Ronald Oredson Duane Dunkley Kenneth Williamson Vlotor Oebhart Robert Ludwig 8