Hinckley High School - Vulcan Yearbook (Hinckley, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1953 volume:

PUBLISHED BY SENIOR CLASS OF '53 FLOWER: RED ROSE COLORS: BLUE AND GRAY HINCKLEY HIGH SCHOOL HINCKLEY, MINNESOTA It was with deep regret and heartfelt sympathies that the members of the student body learned of the untimely death of Lorraine M, Currie on September 23 in her Junior year. Lorraine was on the threshold of completing a successful high school career when she became severely ill and passed away. That she had endeared herself to members of the student body and faculty alike was evidenced by the quick re- sponses of sympathy tendered. We miss her cheerful attitude toward work and play. Memory of our beloved classmate will live forever in our hearts. 2 3 Vrs. Ohnstad First Grade Mrs. Bowe Second Grade Mrs. Kelnhold Third Grade Mrs. Tramm Fourth Grade Mr. Schroeder Janitor Miss P-engo Fourth Grade Miss LaBenz Fifth Grade Mrs. Bailey Sixth Grade 4 Seniors David Armstrong Dave A little angel? School patrol 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 3; Projection Club 3,5. Karen Asleson Chick I have a heart with room for every frolic. FHA 1,2,3, ; Library 1,2,3, ; Annual Staff 4; Rouser 3,5; Declam 2,3, ; Teacher Assistant 3. Dick Bailey Balls Tails, a movie; heads, a dance; on edge. I'll study. Band 1,2,3, ; Chorus 3, ; Glee Club 4; Camera Club 1,4; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Rouser Staff 4; Baseball 3,4; Pep Club 3; Drum Ensemble 3,4. Lucille Beyer Luke In sorrow or laughter, she's always fun. Rouser 3,4; Annual staff 4; FHA 1; Pep Club 3; Chorus 1,2,3; Girls' Glee Club 4; Declam 3,4; Bus patrol 4; Library Assistant. Pearl Beyer Pete Not a care rests on her shoulders. Annual Staff 4; Pep Club 3; Library Assistant 2,4; FHA 1; Projection Club 4; Rouser 3; Cheerleader 1; Declam 3,4. Sharon Bowe Bo Good and good sense must ever Join. Chorus 1,3,4; Pep club; Annual staff 4; Camera club 1; Class play 3; Glee club 4; Student council 3; Trio 1; Declam 3. Fred Brandt Fritz I like sch- ool, all but the classes. Football 2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Chorus 3,4; Play 3. Gilbert Carrlgan Gil A lion among ladies, a man among men. Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Track 1,2, 3,4; Chorus 2,3,5; Band 1,2; Play 3; Rouser 3,4; Annual staff 4; Pep club 3; Class officer 1. 5 Class History Isn't It fun to reminlse? Let's do Just that Seniors.' Our school careers started way back twelve years ago in the first grade. Here we go.' First Grade-Wasn't it exciting.' and such fun too. We had a very under- standing teacher in Miss Manchester. She understood how tired we were by mid-afternoon and let us nap. We all brought newspapers and laid on the floor where Arnie G. always went sound asleep. Remember, Sharon, how you finally succeeded in getting up on the first chinning bar and then were too petrified to come down? Second Grade-Miss Schillewart was a good teacher; nevertheless trouble brewed when Sharon B. slapped Susan N. and staying in during recess wasn’t much fun. Remember our store? We brought butter boxes and cocoa boxes for weeks. David A. Joined us this year. Third Orade-came with Miss Johnson leading us on to a higher education. Remember,girls, when Gilbert C. arrived how excited we were at someone who sat on tne desks and talked out loud during school? Then came John L. and wasn't he sweet in his little bib overalls.'.' We also put on Snow White for the fourth grade. Lorraine F. was a lovely princess. Karen A. and Anna Mae also Joined us this year. Fourth Grade-rolled around with Miss Mallory and some needed discipline. This year we launched into a world of geography and history. Every Friday we pasted pictures in our steel and wood Industry books. Remember our dally ear and hand inspection with always the same question, Phyllis, have you been digging in your ears, they're all red. Lorraine K. Joined us. Fifth Grade-and Miss Brand. Remember Jackie Williams and his infernal hiccups? Miss Brand’s curses usually didn't help either. And, John, how did you pull through the year with all the bubble gum you swallowed? Sixth Grade-This year we were big shots of the grade school. Remember how uorraine F. screamed for so long when Chuck put paper down her back. At least we had an extra recess. Also, Jean, how did you manage to be the only quiet one In the grade? „ Seventh Grade-arrived with Mr. Peterson with his posta produce and Good, Better, Best. Do you suppose he was bluffing about that trip to Red Wing in his little red Ford for certain naughty kids? This year we added a little glamour when Susan and Mary Ann C. Joined us. Eighth Grade-brought Mr. Naddy as our Math. teacher-Lorraine, why were you always in the corner? ’Who could forget Mr. Ahern's class with the Gettysburg Address and that 2,000 word theme. There was also something about Gil being sent out on account of a comb. Ninth Grade-Initlation--waitlng for it was so hard, we girls lived in Jeans. Our class increased this year with many new additions from the country. We had Mr. Tledeman for home room and some of us really Improved our Denman- ship, especially Dick B. Tenth Grade-This year the tables turned and we did the initiating. That limburger cheese stunt was a dilly There wasn't a dull moment this year with Ray K. and George H. in our ranks. This year the girls won the basketball championship and were we proud. Eleventh Grade-Jim Schabert Joined us this year. It was a busy year right from the start. We put on the play, Beauty and the Beef and with the proceeds we put on the Junior-Senior Banquet in the spring, with a unique and colorful Japanese theme. Annette obtained the title ’’Storyteller this year by Mr. Hosking, which is very fitting. Twelfth Grade-Now we are seniors. We have Just gone through 12 years of school which were very full, yet there is much more ahead. 6 Lola Chaffee Dimples She Is pretty to walk with and witty to talk with, and pleasant to think on. Chorus 1,3- pep club 3. Girls Glee club 4. Sexette 1. Annual staff 4. Mary Ann Currie Mac A smile for every girl, and two for every boy. ' Band 1,2,3,4; Chorus 1,2.3,4; Class Play 3; Glee Club 4; GAA 1,2; FHA 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Pep Club 3; Sextette 1,2,3.4; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Rouser 3,4. Susan Currie Susie She is gentle she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye.” Band 2. Chorus 2. Annual staff 4. Pep club 3- FHA 1,2. Camera Club 1,2. GAA 1,2. Charles Danger Chuck When Joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. Band 1.2. Class play 3 Annual staff 4. Chorus 3,4. School pat- rol 1. FFA 1. Football 1,2,3, . Baseball 3,4. Track 1,2,4. Bas- ketball 3,4. Camera club 1,2. Class officer 1,2,3, . Pep club 3, . Doris Eiffler A girl you appreci- ate because of her friendly dis- position. FHA 1. Class play 3- Annual staff 4. Rouser 3. Lorelie Engels Lorie A good student, a good sport; what more could you ask for? Chorus . Declam 3,4. Annual staff . Rouser 3, . Rodney Foss He was a scholar and a right good one. Band 2,3� . Chorus 2,3, - FFA 1,2. Pep club 3 Annual staff 3,4. Bus patrol 4. Boys Glee club 4. Class play 3- Class officer 3- Lorraine Freml Boody Be a live wire and you'll never be stepped on. Camera club 1,2. Student council 4. Chorus 1,2,3, . Pep club 3- Class officer 3- Class play 3. Rouser 3. GAA 1,2. FHA 1,2. Annual staff 4. Girls Glee club 4. Sex- ette 3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. 7 Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1953, of Hinckley High School, residing in the city of Hinckley, Pine County, the State of Minnesota, being about to receive our cue to make our exit, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To the Faculty we leave hoping they will always remember our ideal class. Item Is We hereby bequeath to our esteemed annual advisor, Mr. Westburg, our heartfelt thanks for his patience and in guiding us through this annual. Item II: To the future Senior Class, our dignity, spirit of fellowship, and our desire to go forward. Item Ills To the Arniors we leave them the headache we had for our class play. Item IV: To the Sophomores we leave our IDEAL behavior so they may have an ideal class Item V: To the Freshmen we leave everything the Juniors and Sophomores don't want. Individually we will the followings David Armstrong wills his long distance hitch-hiking to anyone who is likely to succeed, KUren Asleson wills her Pepsodent smile to Elaine Johnson. Richard Bailey wills his nice, soft English seat to Filby Williamson. Lucille Beyer wills her muscles to Marie Schoell. Pearl Beyer wills her seriousness towards school to Joy Gronmesh. Sharon Bowe leaves her daily task in the office to Molly Reed. Fred Brandt wills his snake proof boots to Mr. Tideman. Gilbert Carrigan wills his tall stories to anyone who can keep a straight face. Lola Chaffee wills her ability to get along with everybody to anyone who can fulfil it. Mary Ann Currie wills her personality to anyone who wants it and her wiggle to anyone who can carry it. Susan Currie leaves with that certain ring after all. Charles Danger wills one-half of the front seat in his car to a certain anybody. Doris Eiffler, Lorraine Kroschel, Evelyn Klar will their troubles, gripes, gab sessions to Margie Chaffee, Evonne Hanson, and Gwendolyn Walton. Lorelie Engles wills her different hair styles to anyone who needs them. Rodney Foss wills his good marks to some ambitious Junior. Lorraine Freml wills her sleepless nights to Dorothy Christiansen. Arnold Gimpl wills his physics book to Willis Irons. Anna Mae Grace decides she will keep her diamond foi a keep sake. Mae Gruett wills her gift of gab to any one who can control it better. Alice Hokanson leaves her job as library assistant to anyone a little more ambitious. Allen Hokanson wills his ability to flirt with the girls to Jerry Martini. Msriel Johnson leaves with HIS class ring. Jack Kappel wills his dancing ability to David Bork. Rosa K roschel wills her sportsman ship to anyone who likes horses. Raymond Kunze wills the spell he casts over girls to Earl Tlmpane. Axel Larson wills his he-man appeal to George Reiser. John Lyon wills his gray hair due to class presidency to next years president. Irene Lyseth leaves her Job at Tobies to anyone who can stand the grlng. Loretta More Leaves her books to her sister Rosella hoping she can make better use of th«n. Dean Mortenson wills his ability as perfect driver to Frank Moeser. Susan Nelscn decides to keep her pug nose so die has something to breath with. Annette Nyberg wills her wise cracks to anyone who is able to keep up with her. Dorothy Nleboer wills her love solitude to Janice Barto. Kenneth Orr wills his quiet evenings to Bobby Williams. Yvonne Pearson wills her charm to Joan Manns. Clifford Rolph leaves------—-slowly. Phyllis Sanford leaves to wait for that certain June day, Charles Schneider leaves-------Lorraine. Jim Schabert wills his motto Better late than never to Bobby Williams. Larry Schutt wills his back row desk to those who want to keep up his good and faithful work Pern Sikkink wills her principles to anyone who can handle them. Herbert Sikkink leaves his slender, muscular figure to Allan Whiter. Evelyn Vanek wills her meek modesty to Margie Baldwin. David Vayder wills his ability to be a bachelor to Caddy Blum. Jean Von Rueden leaves her baby sitting Jobs to anyone who wants them. Donald Ubl leaves-------after all. 8 Arnold Glmpl Arnle He's so masterful, he makes my nerves shake. Track l,?,?, . Projection club 3,L. Teachers Assistant 3, . Annual Staff U. FFA 1,2,3. School Patrol 1,2,3, . Bus Patrol 1,2,3, U. Class Play 3. Class Officer 1. Chorus 3, . Boys Glee Club U. Anna Mae Grace How can I study with a love affair on my mini. Annual Staff . Mae Gruett Moots She can do anything she wants with her lPugh and smile. Chorus 1,1� . Pep Club 3. Glee Club 1� . Declam 3. Class Play J. Librarian L.. Annual Staff L. George Hampey Doing the vc-v Leak he shouldn't. FFA 1. School Patrol 3, . Annual Staff 1 . Bus Patrol 2,3, . Alice Hokanson True to her work, her word, and her friends. Rouser 3« Annual Staff . Teachers Assistant L. library Assistant 1� . Allen Hokanson If my ambitions materialise, I shall be great. Annual 3taff k. School Patrol 3� . Bus Patrol U. Muriel Johnson Mert A kindly attitude, a feeling of good will toward all. FHA 1,2,3. Class Play 3. Band 1, 2,3, . Annual Staff . Peo Club 3. Camera Club 1. Rouser � . Jack Kappel No sinner or saint perhaps, but well—the very beet of fellows. School Patrol 2,3, � Annual Staff L. FFA 1,U. Baseball 3, . 9 Class Prophecy Let's l cV to the future Ten years from ton1ght; With vis o roohetic e -are 0 time's flight. A crowd is assembled They gasp with delight— Our cwn George Hampeys Shall be married tonight, fle ircks terr' oiy swnve In eis nolta dot slit, And ois bride (named .'.a ie), For a horse, 's quite cite. j.nnettc, called Nett , Just everyone knows She sells modem paintings which she , aints with her toes. The teachir profession Now comes to view; Iiepresenting this calling Indeed, we have two; Jean, we see twisting A little boy's ear i� nd shouting x plus 2x— Is three xl You hear? And now we soy varen; ' t eyes start to roll, She's wearin • a d’ m nd As bi • as a brwl. She's pdvi advice And saying .just this: And remember, cirls, aiwav? 'nsist That. v i are a ’rl Who has never been Mssed. Tn Sam ’r oc' sco, Evelyn Vane1� '■as alwavs ot a date; For there she has the shin5n? job of n ’l sh:n‘f the olden pate. .mold Timol has become A really ?reat M.D. For anelew-'rms with stomach ulcers re ois specialtv. Toris Rif fler 1 s The first w man civilian To become a bouncer At Lany's Pavilion . She has lets cf customers Which she handles with ease, After telling them to do Just as they please . At the too of the tewer All set for the nlunge, Earned Loretta More Dives into a sponge. Dick Bailey is screusing I wish I were -Lead I He just bounced a bass drum Off a band student's head. Sue Currie's a hermit. She lives 'neath a hill; She dresses in burlap, And owns her own still . Of paper headliners VJe also have one. Mrs. America's title tnna 1-iae has just vo n. She replied when asked How ? It's easy as fudge To win a great contest '« hen your husband's the judge I an immense gas station We see on the way; It's owned by Jack Kappel Millionaire of the day 1 He sells gas for a nickel and oil for a dime; If your wife's got your paycheck He sells it on time . here's been a big scandel in Paris this fall, And dndney Foes is the cause of it all. He failed to smuggle the Eiffel Tower And as bewailing his dilemma. He wanted to have 11 on his f arm For ise as a T V antennae. Irene and Muriel Aonroach now with care; Each has a ty ewr t� r balanced on her hair— They're following advice Of an instructor who said: It's good for the posture. If not for the head. ■foile deep in the bungle Acconpanied by drums. Missionary, Phyllis Sanford Through the darkness comes; Her pet snake Luigi Crawls off to his lair, � nd she combs jungle spiders Out of her hair. Doroth has carried A guy six fcot some And is raising five children Instead cf just cne. Pur red headed fellas Are right on the beam. She says, Cu7 we're raising Our own has'wethall team. An alumirrun farm ho ise Tkiilt quite near the road—- Is nine bit Jim Schabert's Neat little abode. When sneaking of farm wort. He claims be has none. You see, his machinery Is automatically run. 10 Evelyn Klar Ev Sincere and unob- trusive, she keeps her merits hid- den. Claes Play 3« Annual Staff Rouser 3� Lorraine Krosohel Krosh Quiet and Innocent looking, but then so Is dynamite. Class Play J. GAA 2. Annual Staff U. Rouser 3. Rosa Kroschel Good natured and sensible, does things In a quiet way. Library Assistant 3 . Glee Club k. Annual Staff k. Raymond Kunte Ray Ray DUts his troubles Into a box and site on the lid. FFA 1,2,3. . Track 2,3, . Foot- ball 2,3, . Annual Staff U. Axel Larson Lars Not quantity, but quality ! Band 1,2,3, . Pen Club 2,3, . School Patrol 2,3, . Pen Club 3� Claes Play 3. Chorus 3� 1 . Glee Club U. John Lyon John A man of many Inches and every inch a good soort Band 1,2,3,L. Chorus 2,Glee Club k. Basketball 1,2,3, . Foot- ball 1,2,3,L. FFA 1,2,3. Annual Staff L. Class Officer 1,2,3,L. Class Play 3. Octette . Peo Club 3. Boys Quartette L. Irene Lyseth Ne-ne She Is clever and bright and she Is ever seen wearing a smile. FHA 1. Class Play 3. Library Assis- tant 2. Annual Staff . Rouser . n Lorretta More The highest degree of happiness Is silence. Annual Staff . Aharon 3owe is Mother of the itr. Her '.rood, it now numbe s twenty-three, but even though, she --ill as time To run h.r own coffin factory. nd now to the '■•'hi te House In a city so fair, President verson How leaves ids lair. i s he says his farewell he £Tin s to the vriu_,s. His newest piano 'nd hie Jau h-cr that sin0s. Gasping v i-h horror •� r.d re.t.blin,. with fright, Hursts 2: e h. ar.d Lorraine .. bewail their sad night, toeration co , letod, -hey reved up h s hide. And then found they'd left the scissors nside. Fred Brand- has nitched his 20th straight win. ••e's -h best ball dayer from the sta-e of ..inn. fhe ojposite team Ids all they fear. though he claims his favori -e sport Is hunt.iin-, a dear. Lucille's now a model .or Vo,,ue ..a_,azine. Lathing suits for the -wen-ics are . ac in the scheme, fhey're modeled by Lucille ho clai. s, fhey're a treeze- and chic for a girl ■ho had oi.eon toed k..ees. fhe Great Curuso Gf nineteen sixty-„wo J ohn Lyon now Strides into view—- ;'ith a powerful voice And atlal physique fhey billed hir at lietro for almost a wok. And now in the middle vf a hunored foot field fhe crowds are all waiting, fhe rackets are sealed. ‘'re -dip's off to ..ars -n the dsrkcst of ni5h-s------ ai.d in it's fvonne Pearson Ir ving, still without lights. In bell-bottom trousers ail's never blue. ■ hen he .joined -he ..avy Hit harem joined too. fie tiokannon two Are looked on all, for they pull the curtains -arnc?ie Iiall 111 Hosa Lronchol i:. a far.. With no machine or ri s. .� 11 she had '..'as her hubby And thi rtcen hundred pi ,s. Alter nassin; three stop lights And hi -ting a cop, -Iiuck D. jerk - him oi l ,a--i fo a gear-grinding stop. :Ie j’lips to the sidewalk I win. s open the door, And -hen helps his larsorv-ers ‘Jo off the 'ioor. Chuck 2. liver. with his wife beneath the deep sea •loldin.. tours of the ocean for ,iu3t a snail fee. F.ach Saturday night flicy come in on the tide Then saddle a fish -or the homeward ride. ..ary nn’a a real tear-jerker •hen she rings the blues; -ut when she 3.arts la yodel fi.t aeople throw sho s. •c dsit the circus � nd -■on Jbl we spy. In Leopard skin suit h Hsabells oised hiji. .'earl sets the pace, � s she glides tliTough she air, or style and race ••one can comare. lenneth -rr :ie joined -he war. And mt r hole -hrou ;h Uncle Joe. uola 2. r' ns A aja a store As her oairs of twins flay on the floor. Off to -he coorts world Ibis headline we sight, ferocious fern defends Iter title tonight, fhe’s ret to ret re =ut rumors we hear; - r wrestling chain's loo ring lor a new plastic f ar. i'imes han of the bear is tarry 2. (it's no Joke) He sells ■’’•no for the lummy -ith pretzels and coke. In his corner Jr ;g otore fhis revolutionary biz Discovered an ALka-ieltzer • ithout any fizz. j-orelic mow lives High up on a moun.ain fell in.. pop-guns -nd root beer At her soda iounain. 12 Dean Morteneon Pee-Wee Gate Into his eyes and you'll see a little an?el; cate a little loncer and vou'll see a little lnm 1 Band 1,2,3,1 . Chorus 1,2,3,1 . School Patrol 2,3,1 . Basketball 1,2. Susan Nelson Sue A noisy soark nlur, full of fun and flirtation. Band 1,2,3,1 . Chorus I,?,?, . S’HA 1. Sextette 1,2,3,1 . Octette l . Glee Club 1 . Annual Staff 1 . Poueer s. Peo Club 3. Clasp Play 3. GAA 2. Dorothy Nleboer Dot Keen sense, common sense, and plenty of room for nonsense. Chorus 1,2,3,1 . Cheerleader 1,2, 3,1 . FHA 1,2. GAA 1,2. Camera Club 1. Class Play 3. PeD Club 3. Glee Club i . Rouser 3,1 . Sextette 3,1 . Annual Staff 3,1 . Annette Nyberr Nett Alvpys Jolly always kind, fun to have around all the time. Hired Octette 1 . Band 2,3,1 . Chorus 3,1 . Glee Club 1 . Pep Club 3. Annual Staff 1 . Rouser 3,1 . Girl's Sextette 3,1 . Brass Ensemble 3. Clas«= Play 3 Kenneth Orr Kenny I did nothin In particular, but I did It very well � Bus Patrol 1,2, FFA 1,2,1 , Yvonne Pearson Ponny Sweet personality, full of rascality. Band 1,2,3, . Chorus 1,2,3,1 . Rouser 3 « Sextette 1 . Glee Club 1 . FHA 1,2. Cheerleader 1, 3,1 . GAA 1,2. PeD Club 3. Annual Staff 1 . Clifford Rohlf Cliff Another boy with curly hair, he roes to school without a care. Track 1,2,3,1 . Football 1,2,3,1 . Basketball w. Chorus 3,1 . Class '’lay 3. Pep Club 3,1 . Annual Staff 1 . School Patrol 2,3. Glee Club 1 . Phyllis Sanford Phyl Her virtue, her friendliness, her wllllnsrness to do, makes her one of the chosen few� ® Band 1,2,3,1 . Chorus 1,2,3. Pep Club 3. GAA 1,2. FHA 1,2. Student Council 3,1 . Annual Staff 3,1 . Rouser % Sextette 1,3. Clarinet Quartette 3. Camera Club 1. Class Play 3. Class Officer 1,2. 13 While retiring the roof ■£ a barn that she owns, Mae C-ruett rlipoed off A.id broke .went -two ’-ones. '11 be careful, she vowed, I'll do everything right. Cut she sat on a pitch fork iT-e very next ni,,ht. Herb anc David V. «re going to school i’o learn to i.e plumb-rs «nd follow this rule; When the ki tchen is flooded— Or the walcr pipes break, be sure to have handy A roll of Scotch lape. •lay Kunve and Dave Am strong Have reached highest Ooais; A record they're setting iron the top of flag soles. -ne day they'll co.i; down, xhey'll v:in fane ano cheers; In -he neantime, te patiant It's been but ten years. J ■ ou a famous inventor ho's ri_n. up to oar, x-'s -etui ..ortenson cud ids rubberised car. • •e aaplif-d Cor r. ;c -ent «nd ij Cc quite a haul • ith h's car (.i.ade o' rubber) •1-ich will .ounce li e a a?l. Lorraine i� . and Ivelyn ... Joined a railroad -iv . •ein borei with i..'..S. • :ey wanted somethin, new. how they're strong and uriy bach looking for a man------ hut with all those tuscles Do ou think they can? Hear ye - Hear ye! One and all. Cliff,the toe dancsr Is telle of the all. x'liis is the fut ire ..o ha: ' sen repeated, fhe class of '53 .-as succeded. Just Another Day 5:03 Hockie lets up to milk the cows. 5:30 hen Crr wakes up to find his voice is changing. 6:00 Hockie finally ets out to the barn. 7:02 Lola does her daily dozen. GsO6 Thyllis visits the post office for Jim's daily letter. 8:35 lass. Srandt is vainly call- ing Fred to get up for school. 8:li5 Fred makes a dive for his seat just as the bell rings. 9:00 hr. h’oodlenan asks the home room to quiet down. 9:30 Smoke rolls out of the Chem- istry room—just Jack ’rappel experimenting again. 10:12 Gilbert, do vie have gum??? 10:58 :iss Jones tries to quiet study hall after Chuck Schnieder makes his glori- ous entrance. 11:30 :iss Schade is called from English class and every- one has a hilarious time. 12:16 Everyone rushes to cafe- teria. 12:30 Chuck dashes to drugstore for daily malt. 12:55 Mr. Noodleman walks towards the window to wait for hotneroom to -ettle down. 12:57 x. .odlemar. counts his first graders. 1:10 Mary Ann is asked to sing for the bookkeeping class. 1:30 She sings, IF . 2:05 Sit up Arnold, you can't sing with a curved soinal colu. Ul i 2:15 Shall vie pick up the paper, jupils? 2:29 Susan ”. shakes the spit out of her horn. 3:03 Dick, late as usual. 3:15 Jean, Fern, Dot, and Yvonne laugh at one of Annette wise cracks. 3: 9 Moots iokes Luke to wake her up. 3:33 Fred is asking Sharon if he may borrow her work- book in Physics class again. h:00 Coffee time. 14 James Sehabert “Jim Quiet? You should get to know me better. School Patrol 1,2. FFA 2,3. Chorus 3. Science Club 4. Annual Staff 4. Charles Schneider Chuck Creat men are scarce; take care of me. Football 1,2,3. FFA 1,4. Baseball 2,3. Larry Sohutt Larry Quiet, but full of spirit which makes big things possible. School Patrol 1,3. Chorus 3,4. pep Club 3. Annual Staff 4. Baseball 3� 4. Glee Club 4. Class Play 3. Fern Slkklnk Stinky She«s a friend both kind and fair; friends await her everywhere. Library Assistant 3,4. Rouser 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Herbert Slkklnk fierb No one knows what goes on inside my bralni FFA 1,2,3,4. School Patrol 2,3,4. Annuel Staff 4. Eu6 Patrol 4. Don Ubl Don Healthy in body, healthy in mind; a ”orth- ler senior is hnrr' to find. Chorus 2. Rouser 2,4. School Patrol 2,1. Football 3. Camera lub 2,3. Glee Club 4. Annual Staff 3,4. Evelyn Vanek Evi I don't believe in love at first sla-ht, but I do bellevc in taking a second lock. FHA 1,2,3,1 . Annual Staff 4. Rouser 3,4. Projection Club 4. Teacher's Assistant 3. Library Assistant 4. Camera Club 3. David Vayder Dave A good snort with a ze6t for fun. School Patrol 3,4. FFA 1,2. Annual Staff 4. Bus Patrol 4. Traffic Court 4. Jean Von Rueden Jeanle The mildest manner and the gentl- est heart. Band 1,2,3,4, Chorus 4. Class Play 3. Duo- lloatlng Secretary 3. Rouser 3« Annual Staff 4. 15 Annual Staff Class Officers Secretary: Gilbert Carrigan Treasurer: Charles Danger Vice President: Fred Brandt President: John Lyon 16 Juniors First Row: Margie Baldwin, Carol Blum, Dick Cabak, James Christenson, Arlene Davis, Gloria Eliason, June Ford, Coral Gray. Second Row: Joy Gronmesh, Eleanor Gysbers, Rose Irons, Willis Irons, Jerry Kottke, Shirley Kruse, Harlean Larson, Charlotte Hoover. Third Row: Walter Lindner, William Lindquist, Eddie Martinco, Jerry Martini, Frank Moeser, Lorraine Moffatt, Rosella More. Fourth Row: Arlene Mortenson, Maxene Olean, Donna Prochaska, Dennis Pulkrabek, Bonnie Rabe, Molly Reed, Virginia Reed. Fifth Row: George Reiser, Marie Schoell, John Stevens, Jane Tenquist, Earl Timpane, Lucille Thomas, Leo Von Rueden, Ramona Von Rueden. Sixth Row: Doris Wicklund, JoAnn Williams, Bob Williams, Carol Williamson, Filby Williamson, Allen Wolter6, Kenneth Yocum, Isabel Zbytovsky. 17 First How; Kenneth Anderson, Lorelie Bartel, Bernard Benjamin, Robert Benson, Kar3 blum, David Bork, James Cabak, Gar '•'hollett. Second Row: Beverley Currie, Luella Eif fler, Edward Feirtr, Beverley Foss, Evelyn Jrace, Carol Grommesh, Glenn Gruett, Carol Guotil. Third Row: Paul Haroey, Florence hem ing, Laura Henschel, LeRoy Heuer, Vir,tinia Hulls, Lavonne Irons. Fourth Row: Ruth Irons, Earl Jackson, Elaine Johnson, Marv Ann Johnson. Fifth Row: Anda Kainins, Anita Kalnins, Harvin Mar, Raymond Lindner, Marion Miller, Mae Milhouse, Beverley Moffatt, Dick Horrish. Sixth Row: Robert Nieboer, Jean Pitreski, Joan Pitreski, Margie Roscoe, Gary Scheer, Cleo Sikkink, Dona1 d Si k kink, Roger Skalicky. Seventh Row: Petty Stradal, Juan Tambornino, Donald Weber, Patricia Wolfe, Jeanette Yocu. , Marilyn Ubl, Thomas wiers. 18 first Row: Daryl Aus .us, .In ice Barto, Beverley Benson, arcella beyer, Orville Carri,yan, Margie Chaf'ee, Cecelir Qhalupnik, Dorothy Christiansen. Second Row: Linda Christiansen, Judy Clark, Nancy Currie, Robert Dan.yer, Donald Davis, Douglas Dun: ley, Harlan Foss, Dale Gilliland. Third Row: Bonnie Gilmore, Judy Graber, Janes G - til, Evonne Hanson, Beverly liiils, Barbara Hokanson. Fourth Row: Luverne Irons, Pearl Jean . o p, Richard ..nudson, Joyce tilenthax, harvey Lindquist, Sandra tyseth, JoAnn Fans, Francis .ar in. Fifth Row: Audrey - ar-inco, Patricia laser, Virginia iior-enson. Dale Diet .i . FVed Wyline, Phyllis Grvis, Jerome Ostwald, arilyn Pearson. Sixth Row: Harley Kabe, Joan Reed, Audrey Skalicy, billy Stevens, Walter Sodtrqtist, Larry Strad l, Lorraine ihomas, Janes Vanek. Seventh Row: Rita Von Kueden, Gwendolyn '.'a ton, Audene enholt;, Laura V.ickiund, Llizabeth Wiener, Loral Williamson, ’«ilLia: ..or'-jnan, Jon Seller. 19 First Row: Jerry Adams, Robert Anderson, Lois Anderson, Dorla Armstrong, Duane Ausmus, Gary Blum, Richard Connell, Geraldine Dunkley. Second Row: Beatrice Dunn, Laurel Eliason, Dorothy Fix, Joseph Fix, Virginia Flor, Doris Gilliland, Eugene Gimpl, Phyllis Gruett. Third Row: Robert Hampey, Robert Harthstone, June Hickle, Arlene Hokanson, Marvel Johnson, Art Kappel, Kenneth Kendall, George Klinkner. Fourth Row: Darlene Knudson, Betty Kofoed, Kenneth Kunze, Robert Lang, David Lick, Lorraine Lindner. Fifth Row: Judith Martin, Dennis Maser, Jean Maser, Joan Miller, Lorraine Moeser, Charles Moffatt, Harley More, Donna Mae Nichols. Sixth Row: Penny Nyline, Mary Ness, Carol Olson, Arnold Rudenick, Dale Rau, Katherine Runa, Jerome Shermer, Darlene Soderquist. Seventh Row: Barbara Swanson, Johnson Svedland, David Tenquist, Raymond Thieling, James Wheelock, Loretta Wenholtz, Gerald Williams, Beverleen Nelson. 20 F’ rst Fow: Clifford Andercon, Donrr Mae Anderson, Loi� 7 B iley, Joy Blum, Patr’cia Chelupnik, Kay Lynr. Chrlatlan«en, Petry Chriete een. Second R07’: Gory Crow, Forman Dahl, Elizabeth Goff, Donald Gruett, Joan Gysbors, Ec'r.a Harney, Barbara Irons. Th ’ rd Row; Wary Irons, Vernon Johnson, Alexander Kllnkner, Alvin Kruse. Fourth Row; Elatre L� nh, Kenneth Long, Virginia Lentis. Fifth Row: Jnaiec Larsen, Jer.et Llndeen, Robert Mneer, Leonard Olender, Conrad Reitpn, Robert Sadler, JoAnr. Shermer. Sixth Row: Mprllyn Sterhen, Helen Wiener, James Williams, Leo Williamson, Michael Walter, Carol Yocii , Jolla Zer.a.n. A 21 First Row: Mrs. Landsverk, Phyllis Sanford, Joy Gronmesh, Margie Baldwin, Mary Ann Johnson, Beverly Moffatt, Penny Nyline. Second Row: Gerald Williams, Jerry Adams, Donald Weber, Lorraine Freml, John Lyon, Dick Cabak, Molly Reed, Joan Reed, Mr. Ericson. Student Council First Row: Earl Jackson, Harvey Lindquist, Gary Chollett, Orville Carrigan, Karl Blum, Robert Danger, Donald Weber, Dick Morrish, Raymond Lindner, Conrad Reitan. Second Row: Alexander Klinkner, Luverne Irons, Douglas Dunkley, Bobby Nieboer, Donald Sikkink, Jimmy Williams, George Klinkner, Kenneth Kunze, Vernon Johnson, Leonard Olander. Third Row: Evelyn Vanek, Pearl Beyer, Dennis Pulkrabek, Roger Skalicky, David Armstrong, Jinny Vanek, James Guptil, Axel Larson, Thomas Zwiers, Gary Scheer, James Cabak, Mr. Ericson. 22 First Row: Dorothy Wieboer, Ariena Kortenson, Bonnie Rabe, Irene Lyseth, Dick Cabak, Margie Baldwin, Dick Baile . Second Row: ivonne Pearson, Janet Lindeen, Phyllis Grue t, Audrey Kar-inco, Karen Asleson, Fern Sikkink, Lorelie barrel, Ruth Irons, Joy Grortunesh. Third Row: Evelyn Vanek, Dennis Pulkrabek, Donald Ubl David Bork, George Reiser, LeRoy Heuer, Janes Guptil. Rouser Library Club First Row: Pearl Beyer, Shirley Krvse, Beverly Currie, Donna ..ae Prochaska, Ramona Voa Raeoen, Bonnie Rabe, Fern Sikkink. Second .ow: Jane Tenquist, Karen Asleson, Evelyn Vanek, alice Hokanron, j.ucille Beyer, ..osa ! ro 'chel, Mae Gruett, Mr. Severson. 23 Bus Patrol First Rows Leonard Olander, William Workman, Thomas Lwiers, Roger Skalicky, Lucille Beyer, Leo Von Rueden, John Stevens, Gary Crow. Second Row: Kenneth Yocum, Donald Davis, James Vanek, Arnold Gimpl, Janes Gi ptill, David Vayder, Rodney Foss. Third Row: George Reiser, 'Willis Irons, Allen Hokanson, George Hampey, Mr. Jetton. Fir -t Row: Allan Valter, Robert Danger, Herb Sikkink, George Reiser, Coral Gray, Gary Scheer, Donald Sikkink, James Guptill. Second Row: Gary Chollett, Jerry Kottke, Karl Blum, Roger Skalicky, Ilarvin Klar, David Vayder, Arnold Gimol, Earl Jackson. Third Row: Mr. ltton, .Jerry Martini, Orville Carrigan, Donald Davis, Glenn Gruett, Frank Koeser. Fourth RowsEddie Martinco, WilUs Irons, David Bork, Jack Kappel, Allan hokanson, LeRoy Heuer. School Patrol 25 Junior Class Play Three Fingers In The Door -’ •= action takes p. ace in .he dreary .nd so:;b } iving rote of Mr. Gregory Lon,;, rhe fumi ture is Ad-fashioned aid cumbersome. Ihe atmosphere of the room is gloorv and depressing. knock is h.eard t. Cne ±ront -oor anu .rmfl then on the action gecs fas'sr and faster. A night of terror follows. One thrill follows a.mother in this play. There is not a dulj moment. William Heupel-Coral Gray Sylvia Long-Carol Blum Tessle Tingle-Margie Baldwin Betsy Brown-JoAnn Williams Paul Harden-Eddie Martlnoo Mrs. William Heupel-Joy Orommesh Clara Heupel-Marie Schoell Mike Denson-Jerry Martini Anna, the oook-Char Hoover Police Officer-John Stevens Police Offlcer-Willis Irons Stage Crew-Jerry Kottke, Chairman Properties-Harlean Larson, Gloria Eliason Publicity and Tickets-Jane Tenqulst Ramona Von Rueden Ushers-Shirley Kruse, Doris Wicklund, Jane Tenqulst and Ramona Von Rueden Director-Mr. Carl Tideman 26 1‘lutes . enny i.yline Hary Acts Clarinets JoAnn .illians Carol L’illiaiason Muriel I ol iison Rita Von Rueden Marilyn rearson Cc:clia l alupnik Luverne 1 tradi Saxaphones wiisan clson Donna rrochaska loverly hills Jean Von Aueden Cary Cchccr —ms Lorraine - re: D. Evonne Pearson oily vced evcrly Currie Majorettes Marilyn iVarcon Audrey Martinco Virginia Morteasor Lruns rdchard Dailey Dean uortenson Axel Larson Jerry Ada is Eugene impl Gerald Lillians oornets Willisxrons David ork Le voy H uer Earl Jackson oeverly rose Ja� � es Lilliaws ‘Iro-bones Mary nn Currie red N line Rodney Toss Robert Lan Baritones Annette tf berg Ruth Irons passes John Lyon Tom 2wiers Bells Joy Cro.kaesh 27 Chorus F r-t Knw; ft-t Troris, Lorraine Hoff, tt, Lorelie «rroels, t-argie Roscoe, Fari Jacteon, Arnold uimpl, Rodney Foss, Donald . eber, Luveme Irons, Laura Fenschel, Carol Oromnesh, Joy Grommesh. Second Row: Charlotte Hoover, Lorelie Bartel, Sharon -owe, Douglas i inldey, Bobby -ieboer, Fred ‘Mine, LeRoy Heuer, Gary Scheer, Lavonne Irons, Gloria Eliason, Margie Baldwin. Third Row: Mr. Byrr.es, June Ford, Anda Kalnins, Orville Carri pan, Larry Schutt, John Stevens, «illis Irons, Janes Gup til, iiean Mortenson, Marim Miller, Evelyn Grace, Eleanor Gysbers. Fourth Row: Beverly Cirri e, Mae Gniett, Mary Ann Currie, Charles Danger, David orF, Clifford Rolph,Thomas Lwiers, Fred Brandt, Molly Reed, Yvonne Rearson, Anita Kalnins, Carol Guptll. Fifth Rov| Virginia Peed, Jean Von Rieden, slaine Johnson, Beverly Foss, Gilbert Carnvan, John Lyons, Richard Bailey, Stsan Nelson, Lorraine Fremi, Marie Schoell,Annette Mjrhere, Dorothy Nieboer, Joann «filliams. 28 Glee Clubs 29 1952 Homecoming 30 Dorothy Niebor 3h06l IC3Cld S Yvonne Pearson Mary Ann Johnson Margie Baldwin 32 33 First Row: R. Skalleky, B. Danrer, K. Blum, F. Nyllne, J. Guotlll, 0. Gruett, D. Ausmus, D. Bork. Second Row: C. Rohlf, J. Lyon, J. Martini, R. Cabak, C. Yocum, G. Carrlcran, C. Danger. Third Rovf: Cocch Tledeman, R. Kunre, J. Cabak, L. Heuer, V. Irons, J. Christiansen, B. Williams, E. Tlm ane, G. Chollett. 34 Hinckley High are Dist. Champs; Regional Here The Hinckley Polars again showed its competence in base- ball by winning the District 25 high school championship, at Rush City, Thursday night. Win ning laurels go to Freddy Brandt who showed true cham- pionship form by being the win ning pitcher againts both Rush City and Moose Lake. The afternoon game against Rush City was won 5-4 which found a nearly five run lead cut down by an almost disastrous fifth inning. Going into the fifth, Brandt was replaced by first baseman Dick Bailey in or- der to save Fred for the Moose Lake game that night. Two walks and an error found the bases loaded and the call for Brandt to return from right field. One run Was scored on Thor Moon’s nice running stop of a ground ball but found no one covering first. Two more walks and a fly ball added three more before Freddy found his control and struck out the last batter. The Polars got off to a fast start with three runs in the first on two errors, a walk, and hits by Brandt and Haines. 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