Hinckley High School - Vulcan Yearbook (Hinckley, MN)

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LEE CHRISTIANSEN Lee Paul Bunyan,— -—Bah !!! He was Just a runt,M Football 2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 4, School Patrol 2-3-4. RUTH ANN DAVIS Ruthle As swell as her smile; as bright as her eyes. FHA 1-2-3-4, GAA 1, Rouser 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Library Assistant 3-4, Girl's Basketball 1-2-3-4. ROLLAND DOUGHERTY Ozzle I'll make a home out on the farm to keep me from all olty harm. FFA 1-2-4, School Patrol 4. KATHLEEN ELIASON Kathy A little honey with a lot of spice. Chorus 1, FHA 2-4, Pep Club 4, GAA 2, Rouser 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3» Class Officer 2, Cheerleader 3-4, Teacher's Assistant 3, Office Assistant 4, Girl's Basketball 1-2- 3-4. JOHN ENGELS Shingles A football play- er with a happy grin; great or small, we all know him. Chorus 3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, Track 3- 4, School Patrol 2-3-4, Bus Patrol 3-4, Projection Club 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, FFA 1, Laboratory Assistant 2-3-4, Officer 3. DELORIS GEBHART Shorty Bubbling over with laughter and fun. She never did worry for lessons not done. FHA 1-2-3, Annual Staff 4, Teacher's Assistant 3, GAA 2. MARCELLA OERDES Maroy A daughter of the Gods; divinely tall and divinely fair. Chorus 3-4, Pep Club 4, Declam 2-3-4, Annual Staff 4, Class Play 3i Class Offloer 3-4. JERRY GIMPL Gimp He's a self-made man, but, boy, what a Job it was 1 Football J-l . Baseball 2-3-4, FFA 1-2- 3-4. RAYMOND GRABER Ray His wit goes all the way around and buttons up the back. FFA 1-2-3-4, School Patrol 2-3-4, Bus Patrol 2, Annual Staff 4, Baseball 4. BLAINE GYSBERS Gysbers What he wants to get out of school most is himself. FFA 1-2, Bus Patrol 3-4, Annual Staff 4, Teacher's Assistant 3-4, Projection Club 2-3-4. 7

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{ 044 'r CAt Uf In April 19 0 twenty-three Innocent little boys and girls began the long road to education In the kindergarten department of Hinckley High School. Miss Hanson, our teacher, patiently taught us to read and write our names. That year ve learned about Nip and Tuck. Thor began his twelve-year lessons In school behavior when he was threatened with a spanking. Miss Manchester managed to push us through the first grade, then left, never to come back. We really must have given her a hard time, for even Rosemary was sent out of the room. The only rest our teacher got was during our nap blme. Second grade with Miss Schlllewart was exciting. Ernie Joined us that year and gave all the girls a thrill,-----------—-—• We even built a post office. Remember the day Barbara sat on the dunce stool? Evidently Miss Schlllewart had an Iron constitution as she was the only grade school teacher who continued to teach after a bout with our class. Miss Kovey, our third grade teacher had the pleasure of teaching us to write. We wrote our first book report on “Hank and put on a puppet show about Jack and the Bean Stalk. Terry, Duane, Lester, and LeRoy started with us In the fourth grade. School was getting much more Interesting. It was this year that some of us began a musical career on the tonette. One day Don tried to drown the Janitor. After watering the flowers, he threw the extra water out of the window. Under ls Paulson's tutorage we did some chalk drawings, and Invited the other trades In to view our handiwork. As the fifth grade Bobca.s, we beat the sixth graders In basketball. That Is, the boys did, and ve won't mention how the girls came out. Jerry 0., Elaine, and Carol came Into town that year. In the alxth grade we showed our dramatic ability when we put on the play, Rip Van Winkle. We even wrote It up—with the aid of a comic book. Didn't Frank make a cute dog? Jim B. showed artistic talent and won the prize for his picture of the boy with the torn hat. The seventh grade brought Mr. Peterson with his dally opportunities and black list. Each one appeared on that at least once. Luella Joined our rank In the seventh grade. It seems as If the eighth grade showpd up all our meanness. We can't be sure, but It may be because Norma, Kathy, Ruth, and Art came that year, i rry spent more time out of class than In, and remember the day Norma and Thor had to go to the study hall? Dorothy had the honor of being the first girl to be slapped by Mr. Peterson. Ninth grade meant a change In homeroom teachers, but the same home- room. Mr. Tledeman now took over and we seemed to spend a lot of time writing sentences. Initiation was the high-light In our freshman year. Now we were really In high school. Happy year 11 As sophomores we had a different homeroom—half with Mr. Naddy and half with Miss Samuelson. Our Junior year was busy, but we wsre one more back In the assembly, 'e put on our class play, The Skeleton Ma'.and with the proceeds, we r.poneored the Junior-senior mrom with a them® of Havall . At last we have reacned the goal of seniors. Once more we are In the assembly, but with a new advisor, Mr. Hosklng. 6

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 44 P%ofi£ecct In the year ?020, 86 year old Robert Nelson, now retired professor of the Univ- ersity of Minnesota, and hl «lderly and rather over-velght wife, Marcella, are sit- ting In their cozy home looking; through the soranbook Bob has kent of all his class- mates successes since the year of graduation, 1952. All of them seem to have made headlines !! OPERA TO TAKE PLACE Starting December 2, i960 at 8 P.M. the opera, Black- Smith of Savllle. will open In the New York Auditorium starring Marvin Z. for the male ]ead and Georgia B. for the female lead. The opera Is produced by that great team, the Gysbere Bros., who recently produced their new picture, The Good Old Days, darrlng Norma H. and yhuck Y. i998 TRIP PLANNED TO PLUTO After years of research those three geniuses, Dr. Engels, Dr. Shultz, and Dr. Zeller, have perfected the ship they believe will take them to Pluto and back In a matter of two light years. If this goes through, It will be the greatest thing since last year's trip to Juolter. 1972 ELECTIONS ARE COMING UP Who will win? This Is the Question. Don R., Rep- ublican candidate for the presidency and Harold C. Democrat are running neck and neck. Who will be our next White House occupant? Chaffee's small but dynamic party-leader, Delorls G. Is certain of Chaffee's vic- tory but so Is Reed's party leader, Alvin Nordlander. Let's all get out and vote. May the best man win. 1958 WHAT'S NEW IN SPORTS Minnesota Proud Minnesota has reason to be proud of two of Its home state boys, Lester and Le- Roy K., who Just yesterday represented the U.S. at the Olympic contest In Europe and came away with first prizes In swimming. Football the American Professional Football Association has picked as their outstanding players of 1958, Terry M. and Lee C. A banouet will be held In their honor and they will be awarded prizes. Lakers the new Laker coach, Bob Blum, has made a startling discovery. The Laker's, water boy, Thor Moen, can also play basketball. He may be greet. Watch that boy !! 1970 SOCIETY A concert was held In Carnegie Hall last evening with concert pianist. Gene B. playing. Attending were Ruth Ann D., Elaine L. , Darlene L., and Marie S., all expensively attired. They are societies best. Those two great design- ers, Kathy E. and Lois C., have done It again. They have put forth some new daring gowns for the new year of 1971. These models will be shown In the next Issue of LOOK Magazine mod- eled by Misses Harriet A. and Lorraine W. 1968 PEOPLE IN THE NEWS In the recent contest of America's best teacher, Miss Irene Nyberg was chosen. Details wlH be In tomorrows paper. NOBEL PEACi PRIZE The Nobd. Peace Prize was awarded this year to Dr. James ernecker, for his de- velopment of a new virus to counteract a cold. Working hand In hand with Dr. Bern- ecker were nurses Rosemary B., Barbara R., and Dorothy 3. Our thanks and congrat- ulations to all of vou. THE COURT DECIDES Supreme Court Justice, Raymond G., settled the case of Marie Ludwig and Richard 3. very satisfactorily. •Mr. Graber sued for damages sustained when Miss Ludwig drove her Ford thru a stop sign and struck the side of his new Cadillac. LAW WINS AGAIN Our thorough and effic- ient police force headed by Capt. Stanley 0. put down a riot again last night at the largest night club In Chicago owned and operated by Rolland D. The Captain and his two deputies, Ernest M. and Art H. arrested two men who were fighting. The men were taken off to court and the club was left peace- ful again. Since the death of A1 Capp, Carol Martin, famous lady cartoonist, has taken over Lll Abner. Don't stop reading It ! It's better than before. Our last year'8 Miss America, Luella 0., and Mr. America, Duane P., were united In marriage last evening by Rev. John C. and witnessed by Jerry Glraol. Congra tulatIons. Betty Roscoe, fir® woman commentator to be suoh a success, recently left for Africa to study living con- ditions with her secretary and oomoanlon, Claire 3. 2018 8