Hinckley High School - Vulcan Yearbook (Hinckley, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1961 volume:

Hinckley High School... recognize it? This is how it looked the evening you left the building late after a long committee meeting...how it appeared to your parents as they entered to attend FTA... and how you may picture it in years to come as you remember opening the door for your date on Homecoming night. The Vulcan staff invites you to enter these doors with them, to renew ac- guaintances...and relive old memories...in the pages of THE I960 VULCAN Editor Sharon Schroeder Business Manager JoAnn Martin Advisor Miss Christianson „ TABLE OF CONTENTS Ill DEDICATION i We, the Seniors of '61, dedicate the VUlCAN to MISS INEZ JONES, whose patience, understanding, and clear teaching methods has made her a favorite with all her students. MISS JONES has set a fine example as a good citizen by her contributions of integrity and uprightness to her church, school, and community. Through our yearbook, we wish to show you, MISS JONES, our feelings of appreciation and gratitude. 3 ADMINISTRATION MR . R.A. NESS Superindentent of Schools Augsburg College University of Minnesota Bachelor of Arts Master of Education MR. EUGENE HALL High School Principal St. Cloud State College St. John's College University of North Dakota Bachelor of Arts Master of Education LUELLA LOFTNESS ROMONA KLAR Ness's Secretaries MR. ROGER GLAIM Senior Advisor St. Cloud State College University of Minnesota Bachelor of Science Guidance 7.8; Industrial Arts 7; Geography 8; Counselor; Assistant Football Coach . DAVID OLSON Senior Advisor Augsburg College Bachelor of Arts General Music Band-Junior, Senior; Chorus; Girls Glee Club MR. HOWARD YOUNG Senior Advisor University of Minnesota Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science American History 10; Social 12 Student Council 4 MR. RICHARD ANDRESEN Junior Advisor Hamline University Bachelor of Arts World History 11 Library Club Projection Club MISS MARJORY CHRISTIANSON Junior Advisor Brainerd Junior College lustavus Adolphus College Associate of Arts Bachelor of Arts English 9.12; Annual MR. ALEX KRENGEL Junior Advisor Mankato State College Bachelor of Science Algebra 9; Physics; Chemistry I,II B-Team Basketball Coach MRS. A LIDA BJERKE Sophomore Advisor Duluth State College St. Cloud State College University of Colorado University of Minnesota Bachelor of Education Master of Education English 10,11 Declamation MISS RITA PRICE Sophomore Advisor College of St. Scholastica Bachelor of Arts Bookkeeping II; Typing; Stenography I,11 Torch: Junior Class Play MR. JAMES BERQUIST Freshman Advisor Macalaster College Bachelor of Science Physical Education 7-10 Health 7-10; Science 9; Driver's Training 9 Coach-Football, Baseball; Letterman's Club MR. ROBERT HOLLY Fresiiman Advisor Mankato State College Bachelor of Science Social 7,9 MRS. ELEANOR NELSON Freshman Advisor Concordia College Bachelor of Science Typing; Bookkeeping I; Physical Education; Health; First Aid Cheerleaders 5 MRS. LORRAINE HENDERSHOT Eighth Advisor Augsburg College Bachelor of Arts Qjglish 7� 8 MR. DAVID JOHNSON Eighth Advisor University of Minnesota (Duluth Branch) Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science Mathematics 8; Science 7t8,9 MR. HAROLD NELSON Seventn Advisor Colorado State College St. Cloud State College Bachelor of Science Industrial Arts Coach - Basketball, Track MRS. MARILYN KRENOEL Eighth Advisor Mankato State College Bachelor of Science Home Economics 7-12 Future Homemakers of America MR. DAVID TEW Seventh Advisor University of Minnesota Bachelor of Science World Geography English 7 Tickets MISS CONNIE WAUGH Seventh Advisor Mankato State College Bachelor of Science Mathematics 7,8,9 Senior Class Play MISS CAROL LANGSETH Junior Advisor Concordia College Bachelor of Arts Bookkeeping I; Physical Education; Typing; Health; First Aid MR. HARVEY SCHROEDER MR. LYLE MORTENSON High School Custodians MRS. GOLDYE BASSETT MRS. VI LYON High School Cooks 6 7 JUDITH BARAN Judy Exceedingly quiet except when she's talking. Basketball 2- 4; Declam 2,3; Glee Club 1- � , Torch Staff 4; Chorus 2-4; FHA 1-4; Band 1-4; Annual 4; Bus Patrol 3,4. JAMES BRENNAN Jinf' I like to be bashful but the girls won't let me. Band 1-1 ; Lettermens Club 1-4; Football 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Glee Club 1-4. CATHERINE BENEKE Cathy She shifted her brain Into neutral and let her tongue rattle on. FHA 1,2; Chorus 2 -4; Glee Club 1-4; Basketball 1-4. MARGIE CAMPBELL Marge She appears to be quiet—but who knows. Glee Club 1,2. LARRY BERG Berg He's on the alert when it comes to a skirt. Chorus 2,3; Class Officer 1,4. CAROL CESSNA Stealing a kiss may be petty larceny, but sometimes it's grand. Declam 2; Basketball 1; FHA 1-3; Bus Patrol 3,4; Band 1,2; Chorus 2. 8 LEONARD CLARK Buzz It's better to understand a little than to misunderstand a lot. ROBERT CHRISTIANSEN Bob Leader of men and follower of women. Student Council 1-3; Chorus I-1� ; Glee Club 1-1 ; Class Officer 1,3,4; Octet 3, 4; Basketball 1,2. LLOYD ELFSTRUM If there's an easier way out I'll find it. Annual 3,4; Projection Club 2-4; Class Play 3,4; FFA 1,2. DONALD DAHL Tex Down in front, let a short guy see. Annual 4; Football 3,4; Basketball 2-4; Baseball 4; Lettermens Club 4; Track 3, 4. ROBERT FLUEGGE Bob I refuse to answer on the grounds that it may flunk me. Projection Club 2-4. SANDY FARA Some think she is quiet----ask her friends. Torch 3,4; FHA 1,2; Declam 4; Basketball 1-4; Annual 3,4. 9 MICHAEL GIMPL Gimp It isn't what you do, it's what you get by with. Chorus 1-1� ; Band 1-4; Lettermens Club 1-4; Student Council 2, 4; Glee Club 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Class Officer I; Home- coming Attendant 2. AUDREY GROVE Do Ily I make a specialty of being good natured. Glee Club 1,2; Declam 3,4; Office Assistant 3; Bus Patrol. JOANNE HEDTKE Jo My memory is something I for- get with. FHA 2,3; Band 1,2; French Horn Quartet 3. RUTH HEDTKE Ruthie There's danger In those dimp- les. Declam 1-4; Basketball 1; Student Council 2-4; Band 1-4; Library Assistant 1-4; Class Play 3,4; Mixed Octet I- 4; Brass Sextet 2-4; Teachers Assistant 4. JEAN HALVERSON Jeanni e Loved by everyone, especially one. Declam 1-4; Annual 2-4; FHA 1,2; Student Council 4; Band 1-4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Chorus 2-4; Glee Club 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Mixed Octet 3, 4. JAMES HICKLE Jiirf' A good line is the shortest distance between dates. FFA .1,2; Track 3,4. 10 CLYDE HOKANSON I was once caught studying, but I've almost lived down the disgrace. Class Officer I. LINDA IRONS Lyn A good book is the best of friends, the same today and forever. Chorus 2, � ; Glee Club 2,3; Basketball 2,3. BETTY HOLMES Bets If you have the right key, you can sing in any flat. Chorus 2-4; Glee Club 1-4; Basketball 3 4. JOSEPH JARVIS Joe A good boy scout is a good girl scout. Student Council 1,2; Homecoming Attendant 1,4; Lettermens Club 1-4; Chorus I- 3; Glee Club 1-3; Basketball 1-4; Football 2-4; Baseball 1-4; Track 2; Class Officer 2. DAVE HULTS Mad The wisest men know excessive study deprives them of sleep. Projection Club 2-4; Chorus 2. DENNIS JENDRO Denny There's no business like mon- key business. Class Play 3; Lettermens Club 1-4; Chorus 4; Basketball 1-4; Track 2; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Glee Club 4. 11 RUTA KALNINS No one will believe it but I'm naturally bashful. Band 1-4; Torch 3,4; Chorus 2-4; Cheerleader 1,2,4; Basketball 1-4; Teacher's Assistant 3; FHA 1,2. DONALD KOFOED Don To be great is to be misunder- stood. Bus Patrol 1,2. ARTHUR JOHNSON Art A senior lad is seldom sad. Annual 3,4; Projection Club 2-4; Bus Patrol 3,4: FFA 1,2. LARRY KIRCHMEIER Butch Life is too serious to take seriously. Bus Patrol 3,4; Chorus 4; Class Play 3,4; FFA 2. LYNETTE KROSCHEL Lyn A charming maid with dainty ways who beieves that neatness always pays. Basketball 1,2; Homecoming Attendant I, Queen 4; Annual 3,4; Glee Club 1-4; Bus Patrol 1-4; Class Officer 2,4; FHA 1,2; Chorus 2-4; Class Play 3,4. HAROLD KUNZE He knows all the answers but keeps tnem to himself. Class Play 4; Projection Club 2-4; FFA 1.2. FALLINE LAPPE Blondie What she can't see in, she will never believe in. Class Play 4; Library Assistant 1-4; Declam 2; Torch 1-4; Band I- 4; Service Club 3; Chorus 2- 4; Glee Club 1-4. DAVID MASER Dave Money can be lost in more ways than one. Band 1-4; Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Class Officer I. SHERRY UNDER Why worry? It makes wrinkles. FHA 1,2. Basketball 1-3. KATHLEEN MASER Kath Generally speaking, she's generally speaking. Annual 4; FHA 1-4; Cheerleader 3,4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Glee Club 2 -4; Basketball 1-4; Clarinet Quartet 2-4; Bus Patrol 3. JO ANN MARTIN Jo It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. Class Play 4; Declam 1-4; Torch 3, 4; Annual 2-4; Basketball |, 2; Student Council 2,4; Class Officer 3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Library Assistant 1-4; Chorus 2; Homecoming Attendant 4. MARVIN MASER Marv Brown eves are dangerous things—often keep us from sprouting wings. Homecoming King 4; Torch I; Student Council 1,4; Bus Patrol 4; Class Play 4; Class Officer 3; BasketbalI I,2; FFA 2. 13 VERNETTE MASER Neddy The wrong way always seems more reasonable. Cheerleader 3,4; Torch 2-4; Annual 4; Teacher's Assistant 3,4; Band 1-4; Chorus 2-4; Basketball I; Glee Club 1-3; Clarinet Quartet 2-4. MARCIA NESS Marsh I'm not arguing,I'm telling. Declam 1-4; Torch 1,3; Service Club 3; Library Club 1-3; Band 1-4; Annual 3,1 ; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Chorus 2-4; FHA 4; Solo Accompanist 1-4; Sax Quartet 1-4. GARY MILLER Greater men than I have lived but they are all dead. Class Play 3; Class Officer I; Glee Club 2,3; Chorus 2,3; Annual 2-4; Student Council 4; Track 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 1-4; Baseball 1-4; Track I- 4; Homecoming Attendant 4. SHIRLEY NOYES Shlrl The world looks brighter be- hind a smile. Annual 4; Class Play 3; Homecoming Attendant 2; Library Club 1-3; Glee Club 3. JOYCE MILLER Joy I think, I think, more than you think I think. Annual 3, b- Torch 3 ; FHA 1,2; Glee I; Basketball 1-4; Ser- Club 4. GENE PALMER If my ambitions materialize, I shall be great. Annual 3,4; Library Club 1-4; Class Play 4 14 ALOEN RA8E Silence makes no blunders. FFA 1,2. DEAN RABE If there's mischief brewing, he's stirring it. Baseball 2; Bus Patrol 3. ROBERT REED Bob My car has three speeds, reverse, barely going, and stop. Lettermens Club 2-4; Chorus 2,3; Student Council 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Home- coming Attendant 3,4; Class Officer 2; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 2; Octet 3. JOAN ROOTKIE Quiet and easy going in her manner. Torch 3,4; Band 1-4; Bus Patrol 1-4; FHA 1,2. SHARYN REITAN Don't marry for money, you can borrow it cheaper. Dec I am I, 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 3; FHA 1; Basketball 1,3,4; Class Play 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Torch 3,4; Annual 3. 15 LEONARD SCHNEIDER Lenny Work fasinates me, I can sit and look at it for hours. Library Club 1-4; Chorus 1-4; Basketball 1-4; Football 2-4; Glee Club 2-4; Class Play 3. JOANNE SCHROEDER Jo Variety is the spice of life, don't try one, try them all. Basketball 1-4; Glee Club 1,2, 4; Chorus 4; FHA I,2. JOHN SIKK INK Big John School's all right, but It breaks up my whole day. FFA I; Torch I; Basketball 1,2; Football 1. KENNETH VAN HALBECK Ken TalI, talkative, and talented. Band 1-4; Lettermens Club 4; Chorus 1-4; Glee Club 1-4; Class Play 3; Football 2-4. SHARON SCHROEDER Good manners mean small sac- rifices. Deciam 1,2; Band 1-4; Service Club 2-4; Annual 2-4; Glee Club 2,3; Class Play 3; Chorus 1-3; Brass Sextet 3,4; Torch 2-4. SONJA VOGLAND Soan A blush, beautiful, but some- times inconvenient. Annual 3, 4; Torch 3,4; Basketball 1,2; FHA 1,2; Bus Patrol 3,4; Class Officer 2; Service Club 2. 16 JUDITH VON RUEOEN Judy I can resist anything but temptation. Annual 1,2; Band 1-1� ; Chorus 2-4; Glee Club l- 4; Student Council 3; Class Play 4; Basketball 1-4; Class Officer 2. FRANK WATKINS Have car—will travel. Track 3; Chorus 4; Football I; Basketball 2. MARY VON RUEDEN Kathy Love makes the world go round and she's a dizzy girl. FHA 1-3; Declam 1-4; Annual 2,3; Torch 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Class Play 3,4; Basketball I, 2. CAROL WILLIAMS She looks dignified but wait until you know her. Annual 3; Torch 3; FHA 1,2; Glee Club 2; Teacher's Assistant 4. PATRICIA VON RUEDEN Patti Pretty as a picture and a nice frame too. Declam 1-4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Glee Club 1,2; Chorus 2; Service Club 2-4; Class Play 3,4. MAYNARD WORKMAN Maya I can't get up with the sun, I stay up too late with the daughter. 17 Hast Will ini TeSttroent WE, JUDY BARAN and SHIRLEY NOYES, will our sewing ability to whoever has the time and patience. WE, CATHY BENEKE, CAROL CESSNA, JOANNE HEDTKE, and CAROL WILLIAMS, will our Thursday nights to anyone who can take them. I, LARRY BERG, will my English seat to Curt Noyes. I, JIM BRENNAN, wi11 my nights at football practice to Allen Rabe. I, MARGIE CAMPBELL, wl11 my quietness to Lucille Lundblade. WE, BOB CHRISTIANSEN and LARRY KIRCHMEIER, will our English books to whoever can use them to a better advantage than we did. WE I LEONARD CLARK and DONALD KOFOED, will our social books to anyone who wants them. I, DONALD DAHL, will the school to Mr. Hall. I, LLOYD ELFSTRUM, wi11 my typing course to anyone who doesn't get a sore shoulder from it. I, SANDY FARA, wi11 my seat at the ball games to Nancy Berg. I, BOB FLUEGGE, will my ability to make Mr. Young mad to any junior who can do so. I, MIKE GIMPL, will my ability to stay in Mr. Krengel's classes to Rick Lindner. I, AUDREY GROVE, wi11 my marks and late hours studying to Karl and my other late hours to Gwen. I, JEAN HALVERSON, wi11 my country lane to Marilyn Lindeen. I, RUTH HEDTKE, will my practice sets to any junior girl who is willing to stay up nights figuring them out. I, JIM HICKLE, will my seat in Mr. Hall's office to David Greig. I, BETTY HOLMES, will my singing ability to Norma Kappauf. I, CLYDE HOKANSON, wi11 my chemistry book to anyone who wants it. I) DAVE HULTS, will my sideburns to anyone who has enough nerve to shave them off. I’ LINDA IRONS, will my ability to get dressed for school in five minutes to Fern. I, JOE JARVIS.will my nights of football practice during hunting season to George. I, DENNIS JENDRO, wi11 my seat In social to anyone who can stare Mr. Young down. I can't. I, ARTHUR JOHNSON, will my physics book to anybody who can understand it. I, RUTA KALNINS, will my position as cheerleader to anyone who isn't susceptible to sore throats. || LYNETTE KROSCHEL, will my homecoming crown to some lucky junior qirl. I, HAROLD KUNZE, will my ability to get along with teachers to anyone who can do the same. I FALLINE LAPPE, will my pleasant disposition and my even temper to my sister, Jane. I,' SHERRY LINDER, will my mistakes in bookkeeping to anyone who can find them. I can't, l) JO ANN MARTIN, wi11 my positions as president to any junior who can stand the headaches. I, DAVID MASER, will my motor bike to Curt Noyes. I, KATHY MASER, wi11 my quietness and serenity to Judy Sewall. I, MARVIN MASER, will my love for the farm and my money to Mr. Young. I, VERNETTE MASER, will my Rambler to Rich Zambory and Jim Martinco. I, GARY MILLER, will my front seat in English class to Allen Charley Rabe. I, JOYCE MILLER, will my effort to smile to Anna Mae Pitreski. I, MARCIA NESS, will my position as accompanist to anyone who is willing to spend long hours practicing. I, GENE PALMER, will the school's darkroom to any junior who will straighten It up. I, ALOEN RABE, wi11 my love for the out-doors to the junior boys. I, DEAN RABE, will the extra car pieces to anyone who can figure out where they fit. I, BOB REED, will my social seat to Alfy Nevmian. (Maybe he can understand Mr. Young.) I, SHARYN REITAN, wi11 my dimples to anyone who can make as much use of them as I have. I, JOAN ROOTKIE, will my shorthand skill to anyone who can transcribe it when it is finished. I, GARY SALOKA, wi11 my wise cracks in Mr. Young's class to anyone who can get away with them. I, LEONARD SCHNEIDER, will my ability to be serious to George Hokanson. I, JOANNE SCHROEDER, will my love for the Navy to anyone who thinks she can handle the same p rob Iems I did. I, SHARON SCHROEDER, wi11 my editorship to anyone who wants it. I, JOHN SIKKINK, will my dislike for English to the junior class. I, KEN VAN HALBECK, will my ability to behave in chorus to George Hokanson. I, SONJA VOGLAND, wi11 my inconvenient blushing to anyone who can put up with it. I, JUDY VON RUEDEN, wi11 my ability to make some good goofs on the organ to Mary Jane Brennan. I, KATHY VON RUEDEN, will my quiet voice to Mr. Young. I, PATTI VON RUEDEN, wi11 my flirtatious ways to Joyce Schroeder. Go to it Joyce! I, FRANK WATKINS, will my height to Nance's little friend, Renee Clark. I, MAYNARD WORKMAN, wi11 my sense of humor to anyone in Mr. Young's social class. 18 19 ECTIONaB VULCANS first Row: Joyce Schroeder, Shirley Cyr, Jeanette Baran, Bonnie Rohweder, Second tow: Betty Sikkink, Ciane Libra, Patti Blum, Norma Kappauf. Third Row: Lucille Lundblade, Louise Hamburg, Bette Berg, Grace Hampeys. Fourth Row: Rosalie Soens, Gloria Maser, Virginia Nelson, Shirley Wenholz, Jean Rabe, Jeanice Nyberg, Merry Schmidt, Marilyn Lindeen, Karen Dayton. Fifth Row: David Beaufeaux, Robert Anderson, Curt Noyes, Dick Noyes, Rick Lindner, Martin Tocholke, Bob Prochaska, Mike Olander, Larry Bjerke, Anna Mae Pitreski, Joan Hickle, Kathy Wilcox. Sixth Row: David Hedtke, George Hokanson, Karl Grove, Joe Klepsa, Donald Lind- quist, David Lundgren, Alan Rabe, Larry Kunze, Roy Knudson, Bill Yocum, Harvey Klar. StCTlOH - C President - Alan Rabe Treasurer - George Hokanson Secretary - Kathy Wilcox Vice President - Patti Blum ROJ C.J-.,: Jim Campbell, Brian Jendro, Ken Johnson, DuVayne Dahl, itJ De Rocker. Dennis Blum, Vernon Willis. ROW TWO: Wayne Roberts, Evelyn Kappauf, Merry Walrath, Rita Bostrom, Richard Campbell, Jim Irons, Roger Williams, Marcellia Tambornio. ROW THRil : Mary Grace, Jackie Clark, Sandi Rabe, Karen Lilienthal Larry Fluegge, Dennis Munkberg, Pat Eiffler, Dean Tenquist. ROW ONE: Jim Martinco, Roy Lindquist, Karl Johnson, Larry Edin, Edward Brammer, Fern Irons, Carolyn Gruett, Margie Hornik. ROW TWO: Carol Haase, Richard Zambory, Cindy Palmer, Carol Whyte , Pauline Under, Cheryl Holznagel, Marilyn Farnham, Mary Jane Brennan. ROW THREE: Ken Wiener, Judy Sewall, Karen Halverson, Dwaine Palmer, Virginia Nelson, Barb Jendro, Marie Baum, Laurel Kirchmeier. 21 Freshmen Freshman Class officers: President Raney Berg; Vice President Cheryl Moffatt; Secretary LaVonne Rabe; Treasurer Dick Baum. ROW 1: Gary Thompson, Victor Elfstrom, David Saloka, David Greig, Bruce Jackson, Jerry Yocum, Patty Cyr, Larry Sutton, Dick Baum, Nancy Knudson. ROW 2s Gwendalyn Grove, Donald Ausmus, Donna Ramsdell, Katie Kroschel, Maxine Baker, Lee Sikkink, Judy Rieser, Tom Schaefer, Gerald Von Rueden. ROW 3s Don Van Gordon, Ethel Lyseth, Stanley Johnson, Gary Lamb, Gary Kub, Jane Lappe, JoAnn Lundblade, Sharol Anderson, Dick Klepaa, Marie Tiden. ROW Is Cleo Engles, La Vonne Rabe, Michael Wolf, Dick Anderson, Tony Bostrom, Lynette Noyes, Nancy Berg, Renee Clark. ROW 2s Cheryl Moffatt, Blaine Miller, George Cabek, Lee Hedtke, Danny Wheelock, Mike Cross, Sharon Peterson, Martha Grace. ROW 3s Janet Olson, Imogene Irons, Christy Ubl, Donny Dunkley, Rex Pearson, Keith Dayton, Wally Bartel, Marie Johnson. 22 Eighth Grade Eighth Grade officers: President Betty Clemenson; Vice President Connie Ludwig; Secretary-Treasurer Dauid Whyte Row 1: Kenneth Lilienthal, Karen Johnson, Larry Asleson, Howard Nelson, John Bassett, Charles Gruett, Allan Frye, Randy Hickle, Steve Blum, Linda Merritt; Row 2: Tommy Klar, Anita Anderson, Ruth Harwig, John Hampeys, Billy Schaefer, Frank Libra, Linda Campbell, Janece Larson, Patti Thom, Peggy Dunkley; Row J : Paulette Clark, Betty Clemenson, Philip Beneke, Jean McKnight, Connie Ludwig, Kenneth Ladd, Mary Ann Kunze, Allan Irlbeck, Patsy Kroll, Darrell Johnson Shirley Miller. ROW 1: Kathy Zambory, Roger Pearson, John Von Rueden, Edith Tocholke, Janice Stradal, By ran Workman, Charlotte Me Quiston, Jan Schmidt, Sharlene Reitan, Tommy Pavcik, Arden Graberj ROW 2: Fred Olander, Eddie Whited, Margie Ness, Clark Peterson, David Williams, Geraldine Fangmeier, Susan Schrade, Joey Schaefer, Jelmuth Tocholke, Darlene O’Donavon, Kathy Palmer, Shirley Johnson; ROW 3: Linda Qnholtz, Jim Pavelka, Mervyn Wolter, Richard Orvis, Barbara Schroeder, Margaret Ubl, David Whyte, Robert Grommesh, Gail Kub, Andy Rohweder, Claire Schmidt, Darlene Johnson. 23 1st Row: Dennis Thompson, Vincent Frye, Pam Johnson, Marcella Tambornino, Barb 0 'Donovan, Jay Beaufeaux, Roy Mudgett, Kay Patrow, Glenda Kroschel, Leonard Lilienthal, Bonita Moose, 2nd Row: Jerry Paulson, Harold Nores, Linda Price, Ernest Weiner, Darlene Johnson, Jean Saloka, Patty Rabe, Kathy Spinier, Glen Roberts, Dick Von Rueden, Bob Von Rueden, 3rd Row: Tom Schrade, Linda Weiner, Rae Ann Schmidt, Rita Saddler, Mark Wicklund, Tony Stapuk, Roger Tauber, Marguerate Beaufeaux, Patty Schaefer, Larry Libra, Maxine Schroeder Row 1: Susan Cessna, LeRoy Manns, Don Peerson, Sarah Cyr, Sharon Schmidt.Jackie Baran, Pat Rabe, Karen Schmidt, Cynthia Munkberg, Danny Miller, Dennis Eiffler, Richard DeRocker, Row 2: Linda Miller, Steven Ludwig, Jerome Klinkner, Dixie Leisinger, Gary Busby, Lee Anderson, Larry Klar, Harley Hart1, Rodney Hanson, Sue Kramer, Deanna Crow, Row }: Lois Johnson, Mary Jane Edin, Cynthia Halverson, Bruce Bjerke, David Hopkins, Kenny Irons, Howard Bailey, John Grace, Edna Irons, Gail Currie, Sue Clemenson, 24 Homecoming I960 Tension was rising among queen candidates Lynette, JoAnn, Patty and Jean as to who would wear the coveted crown. Crown bearer, Debbie Gray, r azed on, hoping, perhaps, that some day she may be Homecoming queen. In the meantime the king candidates made sure of those last minute details. Ronnie Rabe, the crown bearer, seems to need assistance from Joe, as Gary, Karr, and Bob look on. Junior S Senior High Skits Man, like I mean GO! 26 'Sand the Cate Queen Lynette King Marv October l f, I960 was the date for the Homeconing festivities of Hinckley High. That clear but chilly afternoon was climaxed by the crowning of the Homecoming King and Queen. This year it was Marvin Maser and Lynette Kroschel who reigned over the Home- coming game in which Hinckley made a wide-margined victory of 27 to 6 over the Panthers. During the halftime the band put on a performance called Crossroads . After the game King Marv and Queen Lynette led the Grand March at the annual Homecoming dance which climaxed the Homecoming festiv- ities for I960. MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Standing: Miss Waugh, Dave Hults, Patti Von Rueden, Harold Kunze, Arthur Johnson, Lloyd Elfstrum, Judy Von Rueden, Marcia Ness, Larry Kirchmeier, Sharyn Reitan, Marvin Maser, Sitting: Jo Ann Martin, Falline Lappe, Gene Palmer, Sitting on floor: Kathy Von Rueden, Lynette Kroschel. SENIORS TO PRESENT CLASS PLAY The Seniors have been work are to correspond with the ing industriously on their times. ing and makes the story very amusing. class play “Meet Me in Louis' , which is to b� H| St. The story moves around the World Fair which is about to and the Smith family nit they have to move to. York. Difficulties arise the Smith’s children ut. They think un which «as Meet Me In St. Loui ” Presented by Senic Class on Friday nor This Fridau. P ov evening, Nov n., Hinckley iding common Present at the iitorium when Presents their to St. Louis, ' 1 see one of put on Senior Closs to Present On 10 U • Uo, a pres- •• The senior ol Rr ay, ed around anting the P°P J-. on� « . .bout f,Meet Me In st and the u- „ early it so via, or a was on Later 'televl� .w1hat Broadway hit.lt«fc those of «If a main can t manage hit own family, •• 28 GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE is theme of Junior Class Play 'Martha sure wasn't a very Rood housekeeper! PLAY CAST Mr. Kimber............Lloyd ELf6trum Newton Fuller........Lenny Schneider Annabelle Fuller.....Kathy Von Rueden Madge Fuller.........Patti Von Rueden Steve ELdrige.........Gary Miller Katie.................Shirley Noyes Mrs. Douglas..........Ruth Hedtke Clayton Evans.........Denny Jendro Rena Leslie..........Marcia Ness Hester................Sharon Schroeder Raymond...............Frank Watkins Dncle Stanley.........Bob Reed Leggett Frazer........Ken Van Halbeck Tommy Hughes..........Bob Christiansen Sue Barrington........Judy Baran Miss Wilcox...........Lynette Kroschel Mr. Prescott..........Mike Gimpl Katie: A horse just walked in. Newton: Katie, once we get the wall in it will never happen again. Raymond: Wait a minute. He hasn't got.... Oh, poor Raymond has fainted. 29 (L 0M(MLN 16lAtlfT The Foundation is Laid Now the Building Begins ” Only a short time remains before the seniors of Hinckley High cross the stage on commencement night to receive their diplomas. Leaving our school days behind, we look toward the future, guided by our motto: The foundations are laid; now the building begins. Class colors: Red and White Class flowers: White Rose with Red Rose bud 30 31 Majorettes The band, appearing sharp in their new uniforms, enjoyed working on music for Christmas and Spring concerts and meeting new friends at the exchange concert. Majorettes: Judy Sewall, Bonnie Rohweder, and Carolyn Gruett. Row 1: Jeanette Baran, Ruta Kalnins, Joan Hickle, Carol Rae Whyte, Mary Jane:Brennan,, tt. Berg, Vernette Maser, Christine Uhl, Gloria Maser, Jeanie Halverson. Row 2. Da id Whyta, Falline Lappe, Ruth Hedtke, Cleo Engels, Kathy Maser, Marie Baum, David Maser, Marcia Ness, Joan Rootkie Kathy Wilcox, Mary Ann Kunze, Row 3: Jerome Klinkner, Marievon Rueden Bjerke, Tommy Schaefer, Shirley Cyr, Ed Brammer, Jane ®renn“ , Ken Van Halbeck, Bonnie Rohweder, Margie Hornik, Row Ruth Harwig, Jidv SrL Miller, Karl Johnson, Barbara Jendro, Larry Edin, Richard Anderson, Mike Gimpl, Judrtorin, Jeanice Nyberg, Sharon Schroeder, Wally Bartel, Ricky Lindner, George Hokanson, Director Mr. Olson 32 Band Ensembles Standing: Mike Gimpl, Sharon Schroeder, George Hokanson, Sitting: Ruth Hedtke, Jane Lappe and Jim Brennan. Junior Marcia Ness Joan Rootkie Judy Von Rueden Margie Homik Bette Berg Vernette Maser Mary Jane Brennan Kathy Maser Band Row 1: Rae Ann Schmidt, Susan Schrade, Jan Schmidt, Cleo -iigels, Patty Schaefer, Christy Ubl, Anita Anderson, Bette Clemenson, Margi Ness; Row 2: Linda Lovgren, Claire Schmidt, David Whyte, Joe Schaefer, Gail Kub, Sarah Cyr, Janice Thom, Mary Jane Edin, Maxine Schroeder, Lois Johnson, Bruce Bjerke, Margaret Ubl; Row 3: Lynn Basset, Gail Currie, Jerome Klinker, Clark Peterson, Linda Miller, Marie Johnson, Patricia Kroll, Sue Clemenson, Jackie Baran, Barbara Schroeder; Row Ruth Harwig, Andy Rohweder, Dutch Schroeder, Darrel Johnson, Robert Grommesh, Richard Anderson, Director Mr. David Olson. 33 Aye.. E... Ah... 0... oo... begins many an hour of rehearsal for the forty- nine member Chorus under the direction of David Olson, The purpose of this organization is to foster a growing appreciation of music in school and in the community through participation on the yearly Christmas Concert and Spring Concert. i ? i f i I iV «I I 4� . . � • «. It • I Row 1: Ruta Kalnins, Joan Hickle, Gloria Maser, Betty Holmes, Shirley Wenholz, Lucille Lundblade, Sharon Sikkink, Jean Halverson, Sandy Fara, Marilyn Lindeen, Kathy Maser, Vernette Maser, Shirley Cyr, Bonnie Rohweder; Row 2: Marcia Ness, Mildred Nelson, Merry Schmidt, Betty Sikkink, Judy Baran, Judy Von Reuden, Ruth Hedtke, Jeanice Nyberg, Jean Rabe, Grace Hampeys, Louise Hamberg, Norma Kappauf, Lynette Kroschel; Row 3: Larry Kunze, Curtis Noyes, Robert Anderson, Richard Cambell, Edward brammer, Karl Johnson, Larry Edin, David Beaufeaux, Larry Bjerke, Larry Kirchmier, Richard Zambory; Row Bob Christianson, George Hokanson, Dennis Jendro, Ken Van Halbeck, Mike Gimpl, Ricky Lindner, Jim Brennan, Leonard Schneider, Dennis Blum, Frank Watkins, Jim Martinco; Director: Mr. Olson. 34 Row Is Shirley Wenholz, Sandy Rabe, Cheryl Holznagel, Merry Schmidt, Diare Libra, Mildred Nelson, Marilyn Famham, Bonnie Kohweder, Marie Baum, Jean Rabe, Carol Rae Whyte, Judy Sewall. Row 2s Marcella Tambornino, Judy Baran, Lucille Lundblade, Cindy Palmer, Jean Halverson, Marcia Ness, Joyce Schroeder, Karen Halverson, Mary Jane Brennan, Merry Walrath, Norma Kappauf oandy Fara, Director Mr. Olson. Row 3s Judy Von Rueden, Carolyn Gruett, Joan Hickle, Betty Holmes, Kathy Maser, Margie Hornik, Shirley Cyr, Betty Sikkink, Ruth Hedtke, Louise Hamberg, Sharon Sikkink, lynette Kroshel, Jeanice Nyberg. Girls’Glee Club — Boys' Sectional Row Is Richard Campbell, Larry Kirchmeier, Rick Lindner, Richard Anderson, David Beaufeaux, Richard Zambory, Curt Noyes. Row 2s George Hokanson, Karl Johnson, Larry Edin, Larry Bjerke, Dennis Blum, Frank Watkins, Ed Brammer, Director Mr. Olson. Row 3s Bob Christianson, Mike Gimpl, Ken Van Halbeck, Len Schneider, James Brennan, Jim Martince, Larry Kunze, Dennis Jendro. 35 Annual Staff Row 1 (seated): Vernette Maser, Sharyn Reitan, Jeanne Halverson, JoAnn Martin, Iynette Kroschel, Sandy Fara, Patti Blum. Row 2: Sonja Vogland, Joyce Miller, Rathyttaaer, Marcia Ness, Marv Jane Brennan, Gloria Maser, Gene Palmer, Dean Tenquist. Row 3 (standing). Miss Christansen, Gary Miller, Bette Berg, Marie Baum, Marilyn Lindeen, Diane Libra, Barb Jendro, Dwayne Palmer, Karen Halverson, Judy Sewall, Shirley Noyes, Judy Baran. Row . Tex Dahl, Arthur Johnson, Lloyd Elfstrom, Carol Haase, Sharon Schroeier, Carol Rae White. Section Editors Herding the Annual staff from left to right are JoAnn Martin, business manager; Sharon Schroeder, editor; and Kiss Christianson, advisor. Joyce Miller • • Sonja Vogland. . Kathy Maser. • • Judy Baran • . . Gary Miller. • • Lynette Kroschel • • Underclassmen ......... Seniors . .Administration . . . .Activities and Organizations ...........Sports • • .Advertising 36 THE TORCH Sow 1: Shirley Cyr, Marie Baum, Ruta Kalnins, Joyce Miller, Cheryl Holznagel, Carol Whyte, JoAnn Martin; Row 2: Advisor, Miss Price, Shirley Wenholz, Joan Hickle, Sonja Vogland, Joan Rootkie, Kathy Von Ruedon, Grace Hampeys, Diane Libra. Row l: Larry Libra, Karen Lilienthal, Joan Hickle, Barbara Jendro, Diane Libra, Laurel Kirchmeier. Row 2: Sharyn Reitan, Patty Cyr, Karen Halverson, Judy Sewall, Barbara Schroeder, Karen Dayton, Jeanette Baran, Row 3: Larry Edin, Carl Johnson, Vernette Maser, Sandy Fara, Jean Halverson, Carolyn Gruett, Carol Haase, Falline Lappe. 37 LIBRARY CLUB 't' % 1 r •_ Seated: Allen Rabe, Patti Blum, Dick Noyes, Leonard Schneider; Standing, 1st Row: JoAnn Martin, Ruth Hedtke, Donna Ramsdell, Patti Cyr, Lavonne Rabe, Duwayne Palmer, Larry Kunze, 2nd Row: Marilyn Farnham, Jeanette Olson, Marie Tiden, Judy Reiser, Falline Lappe, Gloria Maser, Gene Palmer, Advisor Mr. Andresen. DECLAMATION V r Row 1: Betty Sikkink, Sharon Sikkink, Shirley Wenholz, Karen Dayton, Patti Blum, Jeanette BaranJ Row 2: Norma Kappauf, Audrey Grove, Dianne Libra, Grace Hampeys, Sandy Fara, Ruth Hedtke , Row 3: Kathy Von Rueden, Jean Halverson, Pat Von Rueden, Karen Halverson; Row ♦, JoAnn Martin, Marcia Ness, Judy Sewell, Mary Jane Brennan, Row 5: Sharyn Reitan. 38 Top Left Down: Tex Dahl, Jim Brennan, Allen Babe, Dennis Jendro, Larry Edin, Gary Miller, Kenny Weiner, Blaine Miller, Ricky Lindner, Joey Jarvis, George Hokanson, Brian Jendro, Bob Reed, Mike Gimpl, Len Schneider, Ken Van Halbeck, Coach Nelsnn, and Coach Berquist. BUS PATROL Bottom Row: Louise Hamberg, Carol Whyte, Cindy Palmer, Audrey Grove, Jackie Clark, Mary Gr ce; Row 2: Rosalie Soans, Sonja Vogland, Joan Kootkie, Jeanette Baran, Carol Cessna, Judy Baran, Lynette Kroshel; Row 3: Jim Campbell, Harvey Klar, Roy Knudson, Larry Kunze, Marvin Maser, Art Johnson, Dick Baum. 39 How 1- Advisor. Mrs. Krengel, Marjorie Hornik, Laural Kirchraeier, Marie Baum, Betty Berg, Judy Baran, Kathy Wilcox, Judy Sewall, Carolyn Gruett; Row 2: “dy ambory Sharlene Reitan, Lavonne Rabe, Charlotte Me piston, Janice Stradel, Geraldine Fangmeier, Donna Ramsdell, Patty Cyr, Shirley Johnson, Nancy Berg, Patty Thorn, Jan Schmidt', Row y Anna Mae Pitriski, Shirley Killer, Darlene 0 Donovan, Claire Schmidt, Karen Halverson, Jeanette Baran, Karen Dayton, Susan Schrade, Patsy Kroll, Betty Clemenson, Margie Ness; Row U: Gail Kub, Louise Hamburg, Marcia Nesa, Jeanice Nyberg, Cheryl Holznagel, Cheryl Anderson, Jean Rabe, Lucy Lundblade, Joan Hickle, Kathy Maser, Barbara Schroeder. ROW 1: Harold Kunze, ueorge noxanson, Arthur Johnson, Ix ui6e Hamberg, Joyce Miller, Carol Williams. ROW 2: Dave Hults, Lloyd Elfstrum, Edward Brammer, Karen Dayton, Grace Hampeys, Carol Cessna. KUW 3: Joey Klepsa, Harvey Klar, Patti Von Rueden, Vernette Maser, Ruth Hedtke, Sharon Schroeder. £ E! £32; ? VoL?”den’Jacki Clark- Betty Sikkink, George Cabak, Marv Maser, 3rd Row: Advisor ounf°nj ane Ruth Hedtke, Larry Bjerke, Mike Ginml. Gary Miller, Bob Reed,' Lar Edi ’ STUDENT COUNCIL student Council officers are: President JoAnn Martin; Vice President Patti Blum; Cecretary Ruth Hedtke; Treasurer Marvin Maser. Leading this year's Student Council were Advisor Mr. Young and President JoAnn Martin. 41 CHEERLEADERS A—Team CHEERLEADERS are from left to right: Kathy Wilcox, Patti Blum, Judy Sewell, Ruta Kalnins, Bette Berg. B—Team B-Team Cheerleaders are from left to right: Nancy Berg, Susan Schrade, Cynthia Halverson, Margie Ness. 43 u . njro and wallv Bartel. Standing: Coach Mr. Nelson, Joe Jarvis, George Hokanson DennJ Jendro, Len Schneider, Allen Babe Don Dahl, Jim Brennan. Bob Reed. Mike Gimp), Gary Miller, Rick Linder, Coach Mr. Krengel. HINCKLEY TIED FOR FIRST PLACE IN CENTRAL 6l The Hinckley Vulcans finished the regular season tied for first place with Barnum. Coaches Harry Nelson and Alex Krengel guided the team to another successful season. Excluding the last game, the Vulcans had an overall record of 15 2, which Is one of the most successful seasons in many years. Experience was probably the reason for this record. The varsity consisted of eight seniors and three juniors.Gary Miller, Jim Brennan, and Dennis Jendro were the top scorers. Len Schneider, Don Dahl, Mike Gimpl, and Allan Rabe supplied the rebounding power, something often overlooked but very valuable to a team. George Hokanson, Bob Reed, and Joe Jarvis were the play- makers of the team. 44 L. Schneider jumps center. Dahl and Miller set to rebound. Manager Marty Jend Richard Anderson, Dick Coach Mr. Krengei, Brian Jendro, Blaine B SQUAD COMPILES CREDITABLE RECORD ation since these oys Ire the Mm brIShtVo tCKJJS:i.MeSSLth Var ,tV «'«ht senior,. The future looks 45 A. Rabe gets rebound in B game. G. Hokanson makes lay-up. Co-Captains: Gary Miller and Jim Brennan. Brennan and Jendro fight for rebound. STANDINGS (13 Games) Won Lost Hinckley II 2 Barnum 11 2 Moose Lake 10 3 Sandstone 7 6 Wi1 low River 6 7 Askov 5 8 Finlayson 2 II McGrath 0 13 Two points for D. Dahl. 46 Managers: Allen Rabe, Marty Jendro, Rick Linder Row I: Ken Van Halbeck, Gary Miller, Joe Jarvis, Jim Brennan, Len Schneider, Dennis Jendro, Mike Gimpl, Don Dahl. Row 2: Vernon Willis, Wally Bartel, Blaine Miller, Martin Tocholke, George Hokanson, Robert Anderson, Ken Weiner, Larry Edin, Row 3: George Cabak Jim Pavelka, Gary Kub, Gary Lamb, Mike Cross Dick Baum, Brian Jendro, Andy Rohweder, Mark Wicklund. Row k: Ken Irons, Frank Libra,Tom Schrade, Don Pearson, Bob Grommesh, Keith Dayton, Bill Schaifer, Dave Hopkins. VULCANS COMPLETE SEASON WITH SIX VICTORIES The Hinckley Vulcans, under the coaching of Jim Berquist and assistant Roger Glaim, finished second in the Central 6l Conference. The Vulcans were undefeated until the last game of the year when they lost a real heart-breaker by only four points. Hinckley outgained the Barnum team in yardage, but numerous miscues accounted for their downfall. The past season must be considered successful, since the team had a young line and were weak on reserves. Co-Captains: Len Schneider and Jim Brennan. Coaches: Mr. Berquist and Mr. Glaim t 47 G. Hokanson traps the ball carrier. Hinckley defense closes in. D. Jendro stopped after a gain. Scoring Pts. Standi nqs Won Lost Tie Brennan 55 Barnum 5 0 0 Jendro U8 Hinckley U 1 0 1 Miller ♦3 Pine City 2 2 Hokanson 12 Moose Lake 2 2 1 Schneider 12 Wi 1 low River 1 U 0 Jarvis 6 Sandstone 0 5 0 Statistics Yards Gained We 225l They 1362 Total Points 178 70 Touchdowns 26 11 Extra Points 20 U Barnum back pursued by Vulcans. g. Miller attempts a pass. 48 Front: J. Brennan,RE; D. Oahl.RT; B. Miller.RG; K. Van Halbeck, C; L. Edin, LG; M. Gimpl, LT; L, Schneider,LE; Back: J. Jarvis, RHB; D. Jendro.FB; G. Miller, QB; G. Hokanson.LHB. J. Jarvis gains yardage around end. D. Jendro carries ball for good yardage. Scores Opponent We They North Branch 27 0 Chisago City 12 0 Moose Lake 21 6 Wi1 low River ♦9 Pine City 27 25 Sandstone 27 6 Barnum 15 19 Vulcans close in on ball carrier. All-Conference: Gary Miller, Jim Brennan, Len Schneider, Dennis Jendro. G. Hokanson stopped after a gain. 49 BASKETBALL (� 6 Games) Team Statistics Season Total Points 093 Field Goals(pts.) 834 Field Goals (number) � 17 Free Throws 259 Fou1s 263 OPPONENTS Total Points 775 52.1 26.1 16.2 16.U 48.4 BASKETBALL (16 Games) Individual Total Scores Mi 1 ler Pts. t 22 Avq. 1S1 Brennan 161 12.1 Jendro 195 12.2 Schneider 81 5.3 Dahl 68 4.5 Hokanson 1 8 3.0 Reed 16 1.3 Jarvis 39 3.3 Gimpl 26 2.0 Rabe 3 BASKETBALL 1960-1961 SCORES Hinckley 59 Fin)ayson 41 II 51 Barnum 58 II 71 Askov 36 II 59 Grantsburg 40 II 58 Wi 1 low River 31 II 69 Rush City 61 II 64 Pine City 59 II 72 Sandstone 47 II 59 Moose Lake 60 II 120 McGrath 22 II 73 Finlayson 53 II 61 Barnum 43 II 77 Askov 51 II 87 Wi1 low River 65 II 60 Sandstone 59 II 53 Moose Lake 49 II 62 McGrath 28 TRACK TEAM FINISHES THIRO IN SUB-DISTRICT The Hinckley track team, although handicapped by a small turnout, took third place In the Central 61 Track Meet In Moose Lake. The size of the team and the fact that the boys had no track to practice on were factors in the teams showing for the I960 season. Gary Miller finished second at the Chengwatana Invitational, third at the District Meet, and advanced to the Regional Track Meet. The Vulcans are anticipating a better season In 1961. 50 I960 BASEBALL SCORES Hinckley 7 McGrath 0 24 Finlayson 0 10 Askov 1 II Wi 1 low River 0 5 Mora 1 5 Sandstone 0 7 Moose Lake 7 5 Pine City 10 VULCANS ARE I960 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS The Hinckley Vulcans baseball team, under the coaching of Ervin Holm, were conference champions last season. The team finished the I960 season with a 6-1 record, 5-0 for the conference games. The game with Moose Lake was called at the end of seven innings because of rain. The score was 7 to 7 but the game couldn't be played later. The team met a major disappointment when they lost the first game in the district tournament to Pine City. Jim Brennan, Joe Jarvis and Dennis Jendro were all outstanding in the pitching department, but one bad game brought the season to an abrupt end BASEBALL Batting Summary Alten Rabe Gary Ml Iler Dennis Pearson Dennis Jendro Mike GimpI Jim Brennan Blaine Miller Joe Jarvis Jerry Schmidt Bill Rowen Brian Jendro Larry Edin 22 12 .544 19 10 .526 23 10 .435 22 7 .318 22 6 .273 26 6 .231 14 3 .214 28 5 .179 20 3 .150 6 2 .333 5 1 .200 4 0 .000 TRACK INDIVIDUAL RESULTS Central 6l Track Meet 100 yd. dash 220 yd. dash 440 yd. dash 880 yd. dash Mile run High Jump Gary Mil ler---1st. Gary Mi I ler--1st. Al Linder------2nd. Larry Knudson—4th. Jim Hickle-----3rd. Frank Watkins—4th. P i tchi nq Won Lost Jim Brennan | o Dennis Jendro 3 0 Joe Jarvis 2 I CENTRAL 6_[ TRACK MEET Moose Lake Barnum Hinckley Askov Sandstone 75 pts. 59 pts. 39 pts, 21 pts. •5 pts. 51 verti 3 er 5 CENTRAL LUMBER CO. HINCKLEY FOOD CENTER LIBRA IMPLEMENT CO. 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