Jeffers High School - Hi Lite Yearbook (Jeffers, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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E K LIBRIS ! fixx C X 'J- KX .J-'PM' sjxksf D i X H- if'-x if-m :x I ll HI lxyQXQ4:3w5TJ d .C ing year e through th pa OUB IHBDOI' rl-Y-Ltewllrenewtheepr We, the class of 1952, dedicate this armual, in sincere appreciation, to you who have played such a big partin molding community, and teachers, especially lies Nelson,who through her patience enlmder standing, has set ua such e fine example our charac ters: our parents, churches IRWIN! TR s,,,vg,bX X Q X ' M A O X Nix Pk : 'gg A 'Wy 'U --,,.,-- X Q A f 1. ' 9 0 C xx Alana- ww! fzmwifm WM 5.4 JWW OQY SSA' E N.'so M P+ . ' ' 1' 'Z . X . -yy A ' .P 1 Qe't 9o0 0. . . OA' A MV I NIU, 5 B of Mi M '. 5 ur' X L-4' 0'-.K , r A , Y 7 W. A .I K V1 A' A sa' .J s j , I X 1- . I' N - I ,, U' A 1. gn, It ev: ran Y 'Ya el ::1'Ifovr:1i::eLYa.YSY.x:: b0ri, - wr. 6 crbon HIC! SCHOOL FACULTY llr Russell Jmss fllatheutics, Science, Basketball Coachj, lr Glenn Simonson fC !'Cil1, His1'oryJ,llx' Robert Stoykeflusicj, lies Cleo lurphyfllome B:onom1csJ Irs Ruth PengrsfJr High, Physical Educntionj, lr James PengraKFootbsll, end Jr High Basketball Coach, Biology, Physical Education! GRADE FACULTY -Q-ff In Bains Resale:-, 1 and 23 B-s Alice mvaker, S and 63 lliss Ida lee lesser, hmd5lKissm1dBrugs.n, 2snd3 Q - f , Ng Q ,Wa is I V3 xx 4, , ff' if A j o ' ,f f f i.. 0 Ra er essfev 'Hse lea YYKGYK Yea? IK ... YI got: 1 L 4 ai' 1? Sfaff M A+ + M21 fm ffiffi er MOL ...L u O cpe SeC.V'C.4RY ui-li fb MVS G J Run 2 u I e uses D 'fkeg bus Y il ehqbv + V1 3 ld L. 5 give gfecligr-gg, :L I? wr ' . 'Q xf if A .5 . 5 . ' X. 7 'W A xr' . - .,,,., P Z 1- - A ,. -,, ' ' .A .15-'-'El we r 'N V -af-'. 12 3 7 6 ,j, ' v ' 5: ' ' I I ' :pd 'Q ' . 3 ' 'L xg' T '6 ifi , I ' ' 'Q . . 5 ' ' V 2' Y' x ,f I f V5 :' L- oo rn I .x- ii, K ' Y M , 1 A., Higgs- V A I x LR? 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I 1 ll Delores Hoehne uL1ve to learn and you will learn to live Edna Mae Larsen 'The man who does th'ngs makes many mis takes, but he never makes the biggest mis take of all doing no T4 thing Q-H Esther Menken To do a great r ht do a little wrong If Lorraine Pawlitschek nA11's well that ends ,. well ' rv- 'CNT -9 Q iq, 1 , C' 'QGNF 0+ L-nr iq:- -av Dorla Polzin nde.nakos no friend who never makes a foe.u Marvin Prins nBe not merely goodg be good for sonethlng.u ,QQAA-7 Connie Pufahl olng away sorrow a t avay ca e Elvera Quade USO little done, much to do Aledith Rand 5- 1 M sf, K2 .K 'OUR WEFH' 'Nhat LS wort olnf is wortl do'n well franklin moos .njoy ior yourse , il' -49' 1 e easier than you tn n? U '34 26 inv- int:- SJ was Delores Roy nThere is nothing so easy but that it becomes difficult when you do it with reluct ance W Jack Wyker uself conceit may lead to self destruc tion ' Leslie Schmidt yla Senst lime as he groxs ole, tea hes many 1 sson nussell Sie Res ll No man can climb out beyon he limltat ons f his own character m8 one Vanlermoon Ag L nThe e is a tine for ' all thin s S IOQ LJ HI T011 hhen we went into the first grade room, our eager little faces were lit un with expectancy as we sat waiting for Miss Stowring to introduce us to our school years He d1dn't know how to count but Miss Stowring told us there were twenty l1V6 students Carl Burmiester, Beverly Carter, Janice Crouse, Irvin Deitchman, Cleone Dirks, ward Edwards, David Bldem, Richard Erieson, Darrell Goenan, Edna Mae Lar en, Clair Mc Cloud, Patrlcia Xc Gill, Esther Menken, Joyce Ostrander, Russell Ostrander, Joan Peterson, Dorla Polzln, Velva Jean Polzin, Marvin Prins, Connie Pufahl, Elvera Quade, Ale dith Rand, Delores Roy, Gordon Tlbbedeaux, and Jean Van Norman Of the twenty five starting out, only twelve of us are graduating Clair Mc Cloud and Russell Ostrander d1dn't join us for the second grade We were divided in the second grade with some of us staying in Miss Stowr1ng's room and some of us going into Miss Hornick's room Dean Voth Donald Eggestien, and Ramona Vandermoon joined our class Miss Kost welcomed us into her room as third graders Jack Ryker and Dale Turnbull joined us Dale and Jean Van Norman left before the year was over This year, as in preceding years we held our picnic in Jeffers park Donald Myers joined our class and Dean Voth left us during the year we were in Miss Marble's room This year we went out to Red Rock Dam for our picnic As fifth graders, again we separated with some of us staying in Miss Marble's room and some going into Miss Gimmestad's room This year we lost four students Irvin Dietchman, Richard Frieson, Joyce Ostrander, and to Lake Augusta for our picnic The older kids got rather disgusted at the little fifth graders following them around Darrell Goeman left us and Jack Potter joined us for our next year Then we all went to Springfield for our picnic In Junior High we gave parties for every possible reason Ramona Van dermoon and Jack Potter left us and Emma Lou Glese joined our group As Eighth Graders we took part in many school activities The boys went out for basketball and we were all quite proud of Bumps, because he made the first ten Ruth Barker, Ramona Vandermoon, And Dwalne Schoneman joined us Dwaine left before the year was up and we also lost Velva Jean Remember the velvet chairs, kids, and the day Bumps, Pat, Donald and Connie were kicked out of class? he went into the Assembly with a lot of new additions to our class Duane Carlblom, Bernice Carter, Duane Dunkleberger, Delores Hoehne, Robert Kosel, Franklyn Roos, Nyla Senst, and Russell Siefkes How well we renan ber iniat'on with those green aprons and the skirts the boys wore Me gave the sophomores a rollerskating party which started a long string of parties That year, Homecoming was held for the first time Many more of our members sang in chorus Some of us waited on tables for the Jr Sr Banquet Bernice Carter and Robert Kosel left us and Ward left at Christmas time to attend school in Eau Claire We inlated the Fresh en Remember them with one high heel and one low heel! They gave us a roller skating party in return Marlin Dooyen left u and Leslie Schmidt joined us for the Junior year We waited patiently fo our class rings, and when they came everyone gave a shout for joy 'e started working on our Jr Sr Banquet, which had the meme, 'wishing hell' Ne gave our Jr Class Play nStar Light Star Bright' with a record crowd attending. he finally reached the last lap of our journey. Ve all thought it would be so much fun to get out of school but even now we think of the many memories. We have given our play, nseventeenth Summern and we enjoyedttn Banquet which had a Circus theme. Elvera and Jack were Homecoming King and Queen. Lorraine Pawlitchdc joined our class and Janice Crouse and Pat Mc Gill have left. We are grad- uating with twenty-four members. Elvera is the valedlctorlan and Edna Mae is salutatorian. Many of us regret to leave, and wish we could do it over again. HK J C'.Sc S W' ' 1 Donald Myers. Joan Peterson left to attend school in Windom. 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I K ' It 5 CLASS HISTORY Durlng our flrst e1ght years ln school we had the usual add1t1ons and extractions but when we reglstered as freshmen and when we became mlghty seniors, we numbered f1f teen For a few weeks ln our jHnlOT year there were seventeen, but Chuck Schmidt and Edd1e Foley soon left us Looklng over our hlgh school years we have had many headaches and heartaches, they are years we w1ll never forget The hlghllght of CUT freshman term was inltiatlon where we hobbled around uncomfortably on one hlgh heel and one loafer and wore other unglamorous garb A sophonores we had the pleasure of returning th1s excltement in the usual threatenlng manner A very out tanding event of that year was our b1ology trlp to the Tw1n C1t1es We vlewed varlous 8Xh1bltS, visited WCCO, the Star and Trib- une bu1ld1ng, and other places of lnterest. Mr Knlpfer was our advlsor, and he and Lewls Swartz coped Wltb our jubllant splrlts After bidding the senior class of 1950 farewell, we were shifted to a higher rank that of junlor Thls was an exclting year throughout, the first thrlll came when we received our class P1H5S HGreat Caesar's Ghostu, our class play, gave us a lot of fun and we thought lt was very successful Months before banquet tlme, we were dab- bling in palnt and paper getting ready for the big occaslon May 12 dawned to find the Blg Tent complete and colorful for the fest1v1t1es that evening The circus theme was carried out and balloons, confettl, and gay p1ctures were the rule. We half sorrowfully, half joyfully, bid the seniors of 1951 farewell, for then we assumed the superiority of seniors At the beglnning of the year the class was organ 1Z9d EuD1Ce Golien was elected presldent, Glenn Hoehne, v1ce president, Delrose Pank onin, secretary, Kathleen Buent1ng, treasurer, and Carol Wessell and Mary Ann Petersen as reporters. October 5, we observed our Homecoming For a week before, the seniors toiled on a float for the b1g parade with 1ts butterfly theme, it won the pr1ze Our class is quite proud of the fact that we won the prlze for our floats three years in suc cession Comfrey defeated us 1n an excellent game that n1ght, and at the half the Pankonln was our HOm9COm1Ug queen and Adonna Pohl was the senior class attendant. The seniors have been well represented in band and chorus Several boys part icipated 1n basketball and baseball. We donlt want to forget the flfteen seniors of 52, so we'l1 lnclude a few notes on them alphebetlcally ORVEL BIERMAV is one of our smaller members, although he surprised us all by the way he added those lnches ln his senior year Orvel makes up for 1t, for h1s braln 1S far from small He's a regular smarty, espec ally when lt concerns mathematlcs Frlendly and ready to help lS he, and a famillar slght, when weather permits, 15 Orvel and h1s b1ke. KATHLV'N UENTING is the fubxre nurse of our group. In spite of her dlmples, she attalned a look of qulte some dlgnity as a senior but you should see her blush! The other glrls envy her polse and neatness Kathj's a clarlnetlst for band, slngs in chorus, and plays a n1ce p1ano. ALLFN DUNCAN had a nolsy beg1nn1ng, but due to the soothlng effects of a gentle g1rl, he pol1shed off 1nto a smooth, sedate senior He sings 1n chorus, and swings a neat sax for the band He's a fr1endly, all around n1ce guy and h1s cartoon caric atures are really somethlngl VUNICE GOLIEN is the gal wath the personallty plus, in the class of 1952 She always has a smlle handy but watch out for that nIP1Shn teuperl Uuny has been a cheer leader for f1ve years, beats the drum in band, and s1ngs in chorus She's one of those lucky ones who is equipped w1th a good memory, and she takes no back seat when lt comes to reasonable solutions GLVNN HODiTf furnlshed the v1m, vlgor, and vltalltj throughout our high school years We were sure of a laugh when Glenn was 1U the foreground The class wlll always remember his book reports Band and chorus occupled h1s tlme, and sax was his gift to the band Hi freckles and cowllck are the perfect plcture of boylsh charm. ' ' but 3 field was the scene of pretty girls, and floats that survived the weather. Delrose BERNICE PRINS is our quiet gal She doesn't ever say much, but GLENN HOEHNE furnished the vim, vigor, and vitalit throughout our high school years We were sure of a laugh when G enn was 1 the foreground The class will always remember his book reports Band and chorus occupied his time, and sax was his gift to the band His freckles and cowlick are the perfect picture of boyish charm VERNON JOHNSON, better known as nButch', is a husky guy who buzzes a ound in a flasny Chevy He teases the girls to death, but his heart belongs in Windom Butch is a willing and able helper when the cau e calls for it and he could always add his share of fun HARLLN MLRY is our sportsman He measured time by athletic con tests all through high school and was captain of the basketball team for 1952 He ha the distinction of being the first president the student council, and a very efficient and dignified senior he turned out to be, but oh, what a temper, and can he argue! JACK OBERLE is rotund and happy and always has a joke He too is a mathematician, but he doesn't go for literature and the like A well known sight in Jeffers is Jack and his car He has a sense of humor, but don't call him Jackie DELROSE PANKONIN is our jack of all trades and she does every thing systematically She stands close to the ceiling, loves music and little kids Trumpet is her offering for band, and she also sings in chorus She's at the head of the class when it comes to a good, healthy argument, so don't challenge her! MARY ANN PETLRSEN is our artist Her drawing is marvelous, and and added to that, she's a mimic She can make anybody laugh! Mary plays the clarinet, is a fine soprano, and is secretary of our newly ADONNA POHL's interests centered around home life since she's one of the lucky girls who has been claimed for matrimony She always has her school work done on time, and she's just as handy in the kitchen She's got a cute giggle and asks questions backwards she keeps her ears since by her third mapped out for her endears her to her DARRELL iHUBEE has a keen muscle, open She leaned towards the 'home economic' side finger, left hand, you see that her future is all Hex happy disposition and nice sense of humor friends keeps us posted on boxing, his one true love H and a sharp wave that remained the same through the years He always has a look on his face that says he's disgusted with life, but don't let him fool you! CHARLES SCHNEIDhR, whom we all know as 'Chuck', is also a sports man and a mathematician he's the proud possessor get things done If the He's a friendly guy, ann CAROL WESSLLL is our She's easygoing, always smiling, she walks, or plays the clarinet fox five years, is a band membe1 You can't catch him in either field, and of a lazy smile When Chuck's around, you class had a project, he'd put us to work he goes for turtlenecks Qsweaters, that is slowpoke, lwe refer to her slow drawlj talks slowly, but speeds up when She has been an active cheerleader and sings in the chorus She has her in her career as a grade teacher, a yen for music, which will help and why not call her Boop? We're looking forward to our senior class play, the junior senior banquet, and then finally graduation As we ponder over the memories of our high school career, we cannot but recall the success and achievements mixed too, with fun and frolic Successful because of the sympathetic aid of our instruc tors, and because each person attained his definite goal The sweet memories of those days, though lost to sight, will always remain s eadfast in our minds 7 . i n ' o e O O :' y o I s ' . . ,, - I X 0 . s ' of O C - O O I Q C 4' ' ' . organized student council. O . . O I 1 . . l i . e O 4 0 I 0 I V O 0 1 A O 0 . , . . l ----- , , - O 0 . A O gf Qin A Saw 'r ONU'XC'h-I I0 P-4 1' ny vwe X wk miiw Seniors, as in 19147 Bike mvipers Look at mel Snile, Adonna latch it! Hi, Beat 19 lhen we were freshmen Cutie Freckles Big Eight Peekera All smiles als 20 Ah, fresh air! iv-n we cw Q ig A 4 L0a.f:lng again, Hamer? lorking for first 'Owl Carol Saathoff lhat time, girls? Looks like initiation I C W. 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DAYS f ' ,- ww YE f 'NP' jf BMJ ' V 'lisp Tx M56 4.2 1.-x-x 9- JUHIORS First Row Arlen Buffham, Shirley Storbeck, John Giese, Deloris Peters, Arlen Riesling, Luetta Inman, lerle lichaelisflow 2 Lila Schmidt, Paul Schmidt, .hh lloore, Gay Seeman,Irene Christensen, Warren V1ning,Raw 3-Donald Sorenson, Lois Arends, Harlen E1.chstadt,larjorie Qmde, Donald Roefer,Annl Q1ade,h'l'.Ln loller, Anne lenken, Arlen Carlblom Clase Officer-sg President-D Peters, vice President J lloore, secretary A llenken, Treasurer-A Quads Paper Staff Co-editors-ll made, J looreg Grade Reporters S Storbeok, L Arendsg 'bpists-H Eichstadt, D Sorenson JUNIOR SNAPS ,, awww? qqssrlvf -f' 0 lille 5 urls, 'fwe bumps on Q ,eg P f ' Pcvuf 5 HOME in V X WT O3 F130 H5 r Q ni 4 L- SOECICR 2922 2 2 552525225 n O 'AI FU 152132322 555522252 Em '.'!. 'S' 255 5 55 25? lv v QCII 9: ra 3 E E is 55 S 5 ga as 5 5 E5 5 2 E E ug E' '. E Q 2 Q 5 2 25 Q a a no :T if as E E 2 E C4 2 2 E' 7? if 5 EE! Zlh I U1'U N AVN fl I- 2.5-I-I N. 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In IQ f- P Q T K + ., S ff. . f mu 9 - . - V lxmnxwz-,A ' if-'NA A z K F fl' 1'-X ff t 3 X O 4- J as if ' ? b ll H , O . , 5 fx 2 'if..4l 1 ' DA 3, Q i ,e ' f jf' ffflf 'f ,SQ g 6, X gr' fff - 4 f v- B -f L f ,- , ,f ri 2 I ,S -I-14' ' ' b . fx Jn? ,Q :- ' .al a ' f -K--M dl , , H AEQNIOR an I Gb' f X6 1' 5 XX ' t I f QA!-I 5 WIN I fl .X I WS I FREIER Row 1 Darrell Graff, Margaret Krause, Jane Wolters, Chen Noble, Jo Ann Qmede, Geraldine Pawl1t,echsk,Rov 2-lyron lissling, Raymond Quade, Ronald Van Gerpen, Janice Saathoff, Floyd Frenzen, Eugene Polzin, Row 3 Joy Carter, Janet Q.1ade, Connie Coulson, Dale Nickel, Edna Schmidt, Vivian Johnson 'Vw 457 szvnrm Ann Row l-Gary Corbin, Kenneth Prine, Dean lloller, Rqmond Hoffman, mdley mune- vald, JW Slith,Tommy Roemerr,Dennis E1chstadt,Dennis 0xetad,Rol'2-Ho1.lece Noblg Hens lernb1e'r,Janyce Brennan,Bever1y Sian, Connie Herring, Viola Vande:-moon , lugs Wker, Betty lay Rienitz, Sondra Armstrong, Karen Corbin, larlys Roy , Oven Iner, Haney Jensen, new 3 Arlin leyer, Sxirley Path, lsry Ann Iiller , Blith Slith, Jean Onto, Leonard Dmkelberger, Dean lccleary, Janet Grant, lancy Suthoff, Carol Leopold, Deidre Roefer, Loretta Heffele, llrlene Qnde, Row h Joyce Graff, Larry Lange, Ronald Potter, Joan Sargent, Leslie Finger, Cheryl Hawkins, Gary loller, lilford Goeman,Hu'lan Fisk,August Qxade, Kirin DeVr1ea, Richard Schneider, Dennis Sorenson, Dennis Dunkelbarger, Vernon Vand ernoon 6 f + + I V' Il - Y Q u- sted T ,, 0 4' , , It O - ' R Z W - H, ' 1 Q 'H' A,-Z nn ,AQ H ITF!!! All SIE DEB Hb: tht-1951. .0 mph-. unllkflg J hitting, D. Uiq, R ltlffnn, I Fil! D. Gino, 0. Ny, D. Sohqspcr Rwtwo-I A:-ends, C.Poh1, C. 1':rh1om,R.Johnaon,B.lmlm, L. mad: C linling, C mods, D Van Gerpen, I. Iiuling Bw Three-lln lesser, I..ll'1op, J. lqnr, D ltbl., D Hiding, D.loim-obo I 111310, R Grant, H. Rankin, J IAIO, I Ollho, Flo lhiktr Row Four-R. llorq, B. '01t01'lg I. Goin, B Oolian, S Boofor, E. cannon D Pmkonin, 0. Fisk, A Print, B Barring, R dlun, J. lichulis ra ht, hd, 311, ith 3-adn low me-loft to ridat- D. carter, Du sto:-book, B. Johnson, u. ooxn, T. mziaiater, G. Tlfb, H. Baath, J. Coulson, I stndlar, I., an-nut, A . lm! Bo: 'ho-J. Tex-kalnon, C. moon, F. Corbin, I sehonan, A.l1n1i.ng,R.Hmgca, Si, C. suthotf, C Cain, K schopper, 8 Haugen, J Prim Bw 'Hara-I laipecr, I Olson, D Hofthn, V EOQSOD., 0 Hmgen,G.hdins, In hopold, I mm., R muQr, J Tffmxn, 'O mon, 0 Dorm, Q Jo 'il' lol Nur- lin Bmgnn, K Ha-ring, D. Grant, G. Brennan, P Qhnoidor, Jo mm, B In mm, at gout' B mm S To , C loblo, P. Storbook, D Corbin, Irs Hauler C. L 4 ' - ,Q ' E 5 1 , E A A D . f ' I 14' i pu- -N .elf - 7 Q WI!--4,-rl sfx I -4 f D K L - 4. . v x-A' XII? . , I , 'L ' A . 4 , A' 'o 0 0 0 3 o 5 Q Q Q 0 0 Q o 3 0 o 0 Q o o o g e 0 0 o o - DN' 5' Q 1 ' l fjq X - V' ' in : . V , . 4' 1 K h V 5 Qi., ,E - A 4 , Q A A, .. -b . -. , ' A fd -'. L M 7 L . b D fl ' 'limi . ug 4 ' ff o o Oo o o o o 0 o n I o e 0 o . o o 0 o 0 o on o PSHE TIC X N--...f 43 F !,.' W I Q ws X5 q v X J, ' - NXbX5 X f X X XX g X . l wg f we, Q - FOOTBALLHAD FIBSTTEAH Front Bow-loft to right! Peterson, I Festa-,R quads, B. ll011er, A Rnfihm liddlo Rom- H Eichstadt, A liinling, D Reefer Back Ro:-E Polzin, J Oieso, P 3191, S mer, D Senst f'5 5 1's w-N JN H1 -41 BASKETBALL SQIAD FIRST TBI lift to T1-Ulf D Vining, D. Roefer, B. made, C Schneider, B. P01-lin, D Sorensen, A Hiding, H lonk, A Blfthm, I Phtorson Assistant Coach, J Pungn, sindent Imager, D Sorensen, Coach R Jmn t' C5 'X 5 Q1 5 '12 ,i I 34V 'Vf 'Z 5 Y b ,V - A A 4 x .31 25 ' Q Z3 122 M J FOOTBALL FN aff' Back Row left to rightf-Tomy Roemer, llorris Peterson, Stuart Imer, Exgene Polzin, W1-on Iissling, Dennis Senst, larlo Finger Middle Row coach Pengra, Irvin Ii-user, Hilbert Poster, Paul saith, ll1ILfoa'd Goeman, Kenneth Berry, Donald eorensen, Harlan Fisk, Assistant Coach Jhnse, lront Row Arlen ltlssllng, Erwin Holler, Harlen Eichstadt, Esyuond qmde, Donald Roeier, Jbhn Giese, Arlen Buffham, Dennis Elchetadt This year the football fans looked forward to a slocesshal season, with thir teen letter men back in the line up Hilbert Foster was our heaviest nan weighing 205 The team average was 1147 pounds. Although we had one of the lighter teams of the conference, we would like to pay tribute to some of the boys for their playing ability Roefer and nchstad. for their running abilityglissling for passing,PKlain's play-calling. Koller, Quade, Faster, Buffham, and Giese for their line-playing abiltty,Petenon and Senst for their outstanding kicking The honar ot being named on the all conference team was given to Raymond Qaade umlml' B 9313 X Jeffery W mms Ralhes To ulves Deieat Sanbilm 314 ,I 46 f7 ' I, . T ff 0 I e'6 ., 'ek-bi' '. :F '42 Nb ., . . - Q 1, ' 0, 'ol X I p '., vN 0 Ji -' 394' X . 4.57, xk, 5. .e'o, .- -- ,- . ,. lp- s on ' N-'Cya if 'r . f .. . . . . ,- :ga p Qs, --, 6: I , .O . -.sq j . - , .. . ' ' Q - ' 1- I: 4 , 93, F, eq ,- , ' -Q c .-we ,I N . - ' - fi?-2-3-f. .-5113 'bo 'QS 1 - , F ,., . - 5-. v . fe I -5 afivow, .ga .- . Q, Q 3926+ 031 :-3-xffigkfff' -:fl-31. ,Q , Q Q Q I A A . g 0 f 1 . . . . ff., 4' e I 52' -2- . 'I :Q f 452 QA Q3 2 W 0- -f . Ie' .f , . 0' l ' o A4 ' Y' 9' '.-'- ' 'v:f f',G 02050 ' ' .' N Q 4 s ' 4 0 9 fl, . 0 v 1 f QGX u . ,,o, o, V e I ' f 0 ' , Q . N ' ,iv ' V6 'I' an 673 Zy gg.: ' 4 Q, - e ' E - '-,3. la. 4 ,Q aa, l ' ' 9: , mVf'f':'3 Pj-'vf' 'QS- O a 1 ' e 9 f qv s Q 32.23 o ' 1 , x e o Q' 0 Ov of s I ! ' , 0, v ' . N 'X 'Sf-3.34-' ' I ' K X- '. . . '3- 'Y' ff-5-,7' 25 2 Q,-in l Front row-I Peterson, D. Sorenson, D. Roefer,H Henk, A lissling, C Schneider E Polxin Second row-J Pengra Cassistant coachj, D Sorenson fstndent nanagej, A. Hzffham, H Eichstadt, D Vining, I Goeman, R made, R Jauss fcoachhthird row'-EY. Rosmer, E Finger, D Nickel, J Giese, I lssling, S Dmer, I Finger 1I1e Jeffeztfalves for the past .few developed into an the taller teams According to Poach Jauss, The 1951-52 basketball season found greatly weakened by the graduation of some of its lainstays seasons. With two rehxrning senior letternen, the lolves soon excellent team, but lacked the necessary height to cope with of our locality Their season's record of 2 wins and lb losses was not too im- pressive, but the team showed a great deal of improvement at all positions and gained some of the necessary experience to carry over to the it basketball season I The B team showed its basketball ability by winning most of its games With this record, a prosperous future team should develop ew' xwdww 1 P A 5, F 4 i soy, I 22' l 1 M 35 X x ' ' 3 3 , 211 f 4 f33 X V 1 l I O I l O 0 O C I O C O O O I O O I v J D C Q O . ?'o ' Wim 1 -, 4 Q 5 W 'H f'...f1f 45' f . ew Fr shi fy fi S 'A ' kt Z, QI fy 2 533 X 'T ff- f iff, ' -' 1 ' M. TWT here? 6- 2 f l- .ff ,,,,,:' Alpl x N7 X f K N J Baseball Sqmd Front Row- D Nickel, E Polxin, I Ooenn, R. made, S Igor, I linling, I Pingor, T Romer Back Row lr J Pengra fcoachl, D Rooter, H Eichatadt., D Sorenson, H Henk A lisaling, A Carlblom, J Glen, A Blfthm, ll Peterson, llr R J Jausafcondaj Senior Cheerlsading Squad Left to rightf- Bmice Golien, Anne lonkcn, Carol lesaoll, Anna Quads J, Q W Q . ' W V WL ' , .A I lxffr. ' -A Q11 f wl J A 'J sf J 7 HA Iint Row left to right Dennis Sorenson, Vernon Vmdernoon, Gary Corbin , Arlen layer, Ronald Potter Second Row-Dean lcC1eu'y, Tcl Roemer, Ienneth Prine, Dennis Bzlehetadt, August Qaade, JU Slith, hrlo Finger 'lhird Row Leonard Dunkelberger, Ilford Goennn, n'v1n Finger, Dale llckel, Uron Riesling, Harlan Fisk. Coach Pengra and Assistant coach .muse co Y JUKIQ! mS 17 Ann Vanderloon Ulm Schmidt .llnet qude 'n px TIVI E S XX Q7 ff X N Ex 6 9 I 2 X NJ ,Kfy M-fs: ,IQ Q' A X 75 I Q ,.JN X49 -,Z X Biff N ,,,N, mlm NX Ex Xxx, Q l,. 1 9 ' 'l. O. Vx f F Eiriirii K X XY .Q f x 'jf 1 Q 'n,'o, X ff I- 'flaw X x X A ...5::Q XX 1, 3 I nw X A'. NQ - X, ff! Q Xxx 5 JNQ l f X I' Q fr N X Q2 X Fr 1. i ff! I 1 X L :Jax M KX y 8 '.. XX 9, J Q' 1 if 1 i 1 ,, ' 1 s 11 .xx LJ I hi M if V' if Q ' ' Wg , 4 XX 1, I 1,1 7,1 XX I E X 1 . 4 I A ' V. Ur g -X 4 X - f 5 1 Hx 9 f 'Q vp 1 X NM A Hg I I ' N fif ff N ' , -X fy . R V x i X W I f , f . I 'X .Q N , - f X X , , 1 me 1 X If I I I X xx K X , It XA! 1 ' 3 A xx xxx r- ' --Y n X xx S , 1 ' ' A 1 V X IIXEJ GGIUS C3 G nf,-,,.f-A AAAAA Front Row left to right L Az-ends, D Peters, A Ienken, D Eichetadt, I chris1aenson,B 0rant,J Quade,A Quade,E Golien, L Imn.n,R S'hxyke,IIirector Iiddle Row J Siefkes, J lolters, S Storbeck, I Petersen, L Sclmidt, lo Bunting, C Iessell, D Penkonin, J Ioore, I Ienk, E Schmidt, J made, O Craft, I Crouse Back Roe-I !eterson,0 Bierman, S lher, I Iissling, J Giese, A lissling, A Ihncm GIRLS CHORUS 060 Front Ro'-left to right-J Io1hers,I. Pete:-sen,G Pewlibschek, I Gxristeneon, J Sllthoff, J Qxede, L Az-snds,L Inman, D Peters, Ir R Stoyte, Director Beck Roe'-E Oblien, L Schlidt, K Blasting, C leeeell, D Pankonin, I Henk, 0 Graff, I Crouse,I Krause I f -1 'D .b '5 g- -Q P 1 I C O O O O .Q . . e Q e et O O O O 0 O C I 0 e e e' e e e 3. lollex-,H. Elchstadt, G. Seann, R. Ven Gerpen,I. v:Ln:Lng,P. 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Am Petersm, Kiss Nelson Advisor, Harlan lenk,Mer1e llichaelis, Lila Schmidt After careful delibex-ation,ve decided that the student council would join the ranks of our school activities Since this is the first attempt on the part of our school in student organization, we are working doubly hand to make it a success Hsrlen llenk has the distinction of being the first president Other officers are, lerle llichaelis Vice President, Mary Ann Petersen-Secretary and Lila Schmidt, Treasurer Each Glass elected representatives, two from the senior, junior, and sophomore grades, and one each from the freshmen, seventh end eignth grades There are ho elected from each of the lower grades as grade reporters 'me Student Commcil has been very active so fsr Now they are sponsoring the thrift program 'Ihey are preparing a handbook to be ready for allwadents next fall, and are managing the Easter seal sale Iweryone has been well satisfied with the efforts of the group so fer and we are all in accord in fishing them success for the fixture in working for the welfare and advancement of shxdent activities l f i or A ful ,- Nt at .Y , , 2, 5 w ' V. 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