Kensal High School - Arrowood Yearbook (Kensal, ND)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

i., 1, Ji LQ' ,en . , 1 1 ' f II I- I L ' I I , J I I n, , .gg I 1 THE A. C. NELSON STORE Featuring Groceries-Fruit-Vegetables Work Clothing-Variety Goods Kens al, North Dakota KENSAL BARBER SHOP It Pays To Look Well Louis F. Neva - Prop. Kensal, North Dakota GRAVES -NORAKER INC. Farm Equipment Headquarters Trucks - Tractors Freezers - Refrigerators Parts - Service Phone Z0 Carrington, North Dakota LOVELL'S BAR Where Good Friends Meet Courtenay, North Dakota REXALL OLIG REXALL DRUG Herman Olig, Reg. Pharmacist Kensal, North Dakota C 81 G FURNITURE Famous Names In Furniture Mengal-Bossett-Cavalier Brooks -Pe rmalux-Charles Carrington, North Dakota HELD MOTOR SALES Used Cars - Trucks 1211 West Main Phone 166W Carrington, North Dakota MELLAND INC. International Trucks Packard Cars McCormick Farm Equipment Phone 70 Jamestown, North Dakota I 'l ' ' 35:1 I-.L 'H 'If ,-I' U I - , Q THE KNOTT F UNERAL HOME Ambulance Service 146 Central Ave. Phone 104W- Carrington, North Dakota KENSAL FARMERS ELEVATOR COMPANY Grain-Grinding-Chemicals Robert Turner - Prop. Kensal, North Dakota WOODWORTH E LEVATOR COMPANY Dealers in Grain-Coal -Feeds W. H. Voelz - Mgr. Kensal, North Dakota SCI-IMIDT LUMBER COMPANY Building Material - Coal General Contractor H. C. Schmidt, Owner Kensal, North Dakota ED'S SERVICE STATION Ed Walshy, Owner See Ed for Complete C ar Service Kensal , North Dakota E AND L STANDARD SERVICE Gas -Oil-Greases Tires - Batteries - Accessories Kens al, North Dakota ROACH PATRONIZE HARDWARE 8: FURNITURE Let Us Furnish YOUR Your Entire Home Visit Our Furniture Department And See Quality Lines ADVERTISER Car rington, North Dakota A- ' 4 MATT'S BAR in Kensal Matt Kulla's - Prop. Kensal, North Dakota NOBLE GARAGE Excellent Repair Work Lloyd Noble, Sr. - Prop. Kensal, North Dakota NOGOSLK'S Fairway Finer Foods C. L. Nogoslk - Prop. Kensal, North Dakota FAR MER'S UNION OIL COMPANY Gas -Petroleum Products Carrington, North Dakota GRAND THEATRE Matinee Sunday - Saturday 2:30 P. M. Evenings 7:30 - 9:30 Car rington, North Dakota OLOF 8: PAT Clothing and Shoes Better Men's Wear Carrington, North Dakota GETTY'S CLEANERS P ick-up and Delivery At Kensal Carrington, North Dakota DEW DROP INN Lunches-Confections Alice Sr Tommy Dunn Props. Carrington, North Dakota 'L ,nfl r' .- 4 LEO'S WESTLAND SERVICE Buffalo Gasoline Dura Motor Oil Phone 1415 Jamestown, North Dakota DR. H. W. KINNE Veterinarian Phone 170W Jamestown, North Dakota GOLDBERG'S of Jamestown Ralph Johnson, Mgr. Home of Famous Home DALY -PETERSON FUNERAL HOME The Atmosphere of Home Friendly-Thoughtful 421 First Avenue South Furnishings Phone 68W Maytag Jamestown, North Dakota Jamestown, North Dakota SCI-IUBERT'S ARNESON HEATING Paint - Glass and Wallpaper Floor Coverings SHEET METAL Jamestown and Valley City, North Dakota Jamestown, North Dakota EQUITY UNION CREAMERIES INC. 8: EQUITY CO -OP STORES Phone 377 Jamestown, North Dakota BECK'S FAIRWAY FOODS H. O. Beck - Owner Groceries -Meats-Fruits Carrington, North Dakota ,lf Y Y .is Y I Courtenay, North Dakota Courtenay Cafe Arts Bar Larson Se rvice Station R. A. McBroon Kensal, North Dakota Smith's Cafe Julius Wolshy Jamestown, North Dakota The Ethel M. Newberry Agency Kernals Cafe Jean's Market Liefert Nash Company Bergis Studio Klevin's Barber Shop Vita Baker y Haroldson Office Supply Nierling's Texaco Station Wimbledon, North Dakota Martins Grocery Bob's Bar A Friend J. R. Cebula BOOSTERS Melxfille , North Dakota E. S. Stegmeier Biel's Service John's Bar Carrington, North Dakota Cvambles Store Dr. R. A, Andrews Rexall Drug Carrington Bakery Dr. F. R. Peik Randy's Radio TV Carlson's Studio Wheeler's Standard Service Gailand Hotel Emmerich's Jewelry Lindrud's Variety Kamkel Motor Company Carrington Hide 81 Fur Edmunds , North Dakota Victor Harildstad A. L. Lueck Pingree , North Dakota Pingree Grain Company Pingree Motor Service Midway Service 8: Cafe Pingree Machine at Tool FACLLTY C25 F? '.Pf'I ui.: ' ..-'....l...1..i l 1,-L , 1 , s1' Y-'.1g.3-,-'51q1-'I 1 5 . - , . -f - . -- ' '.,' ,, I Lit'-iv.-. l.I'Z g . , ..k, r,j.,-5.1 A v'T' .I '. ..' ' dh . ' ' - , '.-.-'-',-Nigga, 3,53 1 .,xr1g3fRf-.',C.,'f,'..' 1 ' ,, '- .2565 yu: wx' ff m' 1? : y .nn -- V y 'V af. r- l' - , . 'P l!.vv'1h.v?1 n I + ,wav 1- nl. N N: Wiz. . ' X, f .V 1.3 .' -A ' ' 7 'I L'. A-'-Vi 'P , ' ' -A .vi 1 '.. x v .,. .ff ., -fr.f v ' ' ' ' .il ' ' ' ,.- W, ll .. 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Q 9117 fguxf 'Vdx A 'L- , L1 lf'-'14 FACULTY 'Tx wif! Q v Y ll BACK HOW: Lrlt to Rxght - M155 Houhlmss, lst and Zud1 Mrs. Petersen. 3rd and Mhz M155 Nogusr-lf, 71h and Stir Mrs. Van Wmkle, Sth and blh. FRONT ROW: Lvfl to Rlght - Mrs. Kvplmgc-r, Enghsh. Mr. Guhl-vm, Superm- SCHOOL C 1. E H K Q -. ' Sl. ,Q--P H. E. NICHOLS tundm-nl: and Mr. Quellman, PTIHCIPSI- h,x.,5.,,,. WY. ,. , I E39 We Pi EC f--...fa-s .V Y P lg' S if ,ei HENRY FREDRICKSON r 1 ,O ' Qi. Nr g gi? ,, 1.r. f .9 if r . .f-A . ! 15- ' vii. O N lg: AUGUST SPITZER 4 BOARD 95, rx fx 5 XG' V ma--hx 1 N I 3 V, BK X' I -' E f S X, .1 V J JOE MQGUIRE 'f .1 Q 14 af '- ff, 115 ilhlainq 'I 1 x Q' 51 Ami I 'E 3, A.: 'A ii+ ff' . if! Wg? .14 1 17 -ij! 1 U , '.34'?lg:! IE sig., f V 'I - ' W-15' 727 , 'Q l+ II fi I J -Q ..,:.. Q .pl 'vw U' fi' - LJ- f,- QIA ' fi-:-xi. 1 ia 4 1 .m...4gJi.2f1 3' rl' I - -2. + + f bfi it mfg? -J L- A I NU- :5Lf1! -1,-L. -. f f SENIGRS WR v Aff ' 1 Y ty X ml x f W1 1 , NP X + x m I 'a I I. J I- ii I l. J I. I I I-4-.- ,-L I 'Hy I I- v I .I ,- 1... ppt .4 . A-wif Q' -I :ig ' -1-DL' I 1 J Lp.-,' - , I --H . 4.. ' wry I . I , ll ,j II-'I a , .I + I ww I I.4 I-IX 1 'QI VI31 L Iui Li -U , 1 i ' I JI I I I' J. A-ll L4 H L 3 , I' 1 I ,rn rr I.- F L I .,-3 'I I J-- -I -I I ki 5 I ' X ' I .V gig! -415 '. '5' .up .- - vo 2255 r I On the bright, beautiful morning of April lb, 1936, a bundle ol' about eight and a halt' pounds blessed the farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Krubeck. It was a baby gzrl who was christened as Marzlyn Patritria, now shortened to just Pat. At the bright age of 6, she began to attend school in Lyon Township unttl her parents and she went to the West Coast where she finished the sexenth grade. is Coming back they moved to Kensal, where Pat finish- ed her twelve wonderful years of education, Having a pleasing smile. she is active in school. church and other activities. Patty played basketball all through hi gh school. She is a member of the glee 'J club, of the school band, and the pep club. In her junior and senior year, she played an active part in the plays, Ginger Snaps Back and Saved by the Belle respectively, She is a member of C. Y.O. and the church choir. ln her leisure time, she enjoys going to movies. Her favorite actor is Stewart Granger, while her fa- vorite actress 15 Ann Blyth. Playing her accordian is her most enjoyable pas- time. With such a pleasing personality, we are sure that Marilyn will have a wonderful future in her secretary C3I'C ?I'. MARILYN KRUBECK JANICE NEVA On May 2, 1936, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neva Jr. were N. blessed with a bouncing baby girl. This blonde. blue- 121 eyed bundle of joy was christened Janice Louise. W 'i AFB, She started her education in a little white school A iv J' ,QW F house not tar from her home. 3 ' ' , While Janice was in high school, she took part in 2-:I i I tv rl fg the pep club, sang in the chorus and was a member V ' of the band. S, x if-5 E '. Janice enjoys taking part in all sports, especially Y X gl volley ball. ' She held several positions in her class, such as sec- 7 '-58' r ,Q V, retary while a junior, and vice-president in her senior I ,gain ri- U ' . year. X Nh Janice was a member of the play cast of the junior play Ginger Snaps Back, and the senior play Sax ed 1 bythe Belle. Janice has been a member of the C. Y.O. She also sings in the church choir. Her favorite actress is Ann Blyth and actor, Dennis 'Y Day. . She enJoys housekeeping and we know she will make a good wife for someone. With her wonderful ability to help people as she has shown in the past years, xxe are sure Janne will sue- I ceed in her ambition to be a teacher. X 6 7'I HZ- . Jai 'R' X .jjiarl Y- L-1 L ,I .Ll , , y- 0 P 'll-'iz 'Q 1 ni .4- L E 4 L ru! A.I 'll--II Pls? LQ , IJ L l ' L 1 r 4 Ji gn... X, -v -V-, a 'P' 4 ' +- w ' 'L ff I! 3-ll 1 'llfhr ,J Y' ?,L'1i:T .4-I 1 .L F A U ,J u I -lla I! ,.J- '1 l ff? lf. if is .. Q? 1 Ziff X -at Q , 'TSP' On March 19, 1936, a bundle of happiness came t o the Ekren home. He was christened Haakon Ekren Jr. , but at an early age he was tagged with the nick- name, Buffa. Buffa started Kensal grade school at the age of six, completing eight grades, and then going on to high school. When he was a freshman he was a king can- didate to the carnival. Buffa played basketball durin tl his first three years of high school. In his junior year Buffa played in the class play, Ginger Snaps Balk, and during his senior year, Saved by the Belle. Buffa has a very clever sense of humor which ever y- one enjoys and will surely miss in the years to come. He likes to do anything that's fun. He claims that his favorite food is calf liver, whith we just c'an't imagine, His favorite movie is Southern Yankee and says that he thinks Jane Powell and Rock Hudson are tops when it comes to movie stars. Shooting pool is his favorite pastime. He claims that his ambition is to live to be one-hundred, and in all wish him all of the luck in the world. of his future endeavors we HAAKON EKREN On Febrary ZO. 1936. there was quite a commotion at the Lambrecht home. Little Gordy was born. During the first five years of his childhood he would sit and watch the trains and feed his rhickens. When Gordy was six he started grade school in Kensal, and in 1950 he started high school at the same place. Gordy is very active in sports and is a star in basket- ball. He loves to play pool and read comic books. Gordon was king candidate for his class in his sopho- more year and in his senior year he was a representa- tive to the Student Council. Gordy has been a member of MYF for the past six years. He took part in the class plays when he was a junior and also when he was a senior. Gordy's great interest in sports led to his election as sports editor of the Clarion when he was a junior. Gordy's favorites are: Actress---Debbie Reynoldsg actor---James Stewartg food---roast beef: pastime--. playing poolg and ambition---go to college. Good luck, Gordy, in whatever you choose as your profession, 7 GORDON LAMBRECHT .x--1 . 'X' fi' 1 we f , I 5, 4-is ...- x Ft 1.. I, -I' 'I' I- . v- .I 1 J fig, s Ol U ' ..'m I z'l,:'w,i':iA I-TA.-. ,Ln ,Q-4 H54 I-fi-i x,n-1795 V i'.wg,' 1 ,F .L I I' - , Q iiiq -, . . 5' , ,A 'gf tl- . 1, .Y-., L YI..A' .1 : W I I Tl U . H - A -. ,. Eg' G1 4 . 01 Y , 6- 1 ry' ,- Y-' .15 1 VV 3. 4, ll 15 -. 1,1 fa Jer, liLH:fv E' H11 gl 1, L1 , Vi f 4.5- fn r l, GJ --I H 12? ' I Eli Way-, FP if 5,.'. Af uf - 4,122,- l,H.l': r-: ,I rl' fi , ,W - L F' fx. .A :Qf'5if?VS? i 42: E-19? S ' if On the evening of Mareh 14, 1936, panir re1gned in the Schroeder family in Jamestown until it was definite- ly confirmed bythe doctors that the strange noises in the room were caused by Marlene. Marlene Ann was the name chosen for the fourth child of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Schroeder. She lived in Jamestown during the early years and started her schooling there. The ne:-at year she moved with her family to Kellogg, Idaho, Where she attended the second grade of her schooling. The next year they moved to Kensal where she has gone to school ever Marlene has played basketball since she was in the seventh grade. In her freshman year she acted as cheer leader and during her junior year our rlass chose her as carnival queen eandidate. Marlene is actlve is school affairs. 5111515 a member of the Pep Club and Chorus. She tool' part 1n both our junior and senior tlass plays and for many years was a member of 4-1-I. S' , if -- yf? V, Ax ' if 1' , X, ,lx .wi ATN, Q C s inc e. . , , I X -f f-M X , I, -2- ' V -sf. wx ' .-1 N 'U : - , , 1f:EEQ'.x . ' f- 1' - 1: P rl -s .K . . . t Q g r ,pe N,-il ,ra ar: K .1 Sis: 1 1 X ! ' all? JQQQ' ' ' , Y :Q ,xq f gf X 1 .5 X S' f f , '- er .niliawgit i .A ' :sr - egg:-2 Xigfefi fsev 1 , .. Q. - 1 , 9' -my .LK 26 :.w5X'3,,vrig,:.:, 15-T' S .. -- ,g, xv. K, si..-:si p 's:':fsfa.2ss-feif - fr- .- ' MAR LENE SCHROEDER On May 20, 1936, little Sandra came to bless the home of Mr. and Mrs. .9-.ugustSp1tzer. She was born in Kensal, but since then she has always lived on a farm. Sandy started the first grade at a rural school north of Kensal, where she completed two grades. She then moved to a farm south of Kensal and finished the re' rnainder of the grades and high school here. In her junior year Sandra was a member of the Stu- dent Council, and also was chosen to act as Sports editor on the Clarion staff. She also took part inthe play, Ginger Snaps Back. ln her senior year she was a member of the Annual staff. chorus, and took part tn the play. Saved by the Belle. Through all four years of high school Sandy has been a star basketball player and has proved herself to be a big credit to her team. Sandy has a few favorites which are. FOOC1---Steal-21 pastime---listening to the radio: and sport---baslaeb ball. Her ambition is undecided but whatever it is her classmates and friends wish her all the luck for a sut vess. 8 Among Mai-lene's favorites are: Food---fried 1 hu ken: sport---basketball, arnbitton--fhousewife. Cood luck in your houselfeepinu, Marlene. SANDRA SPITZER 0 W-in L , 12.4- V' L1 :,:-1 L. I F .4 4'-1 '-L ,.l mi ' 1 'J I I L r. -1 f mf A 1 . X ,mn , M.: -X s . -1 , 1, awe., . , . ,.--rim ,K .1s1.- ,W cu., .Q On March 29th, 1936, thefirsloflheSp1lzf.-rtwxns was born. Carol Ann. To th1s day, shc- holds to the fact that she is 15 minutes older than Clarxcv. school house very rlose to thmr present home. Carol was always a top student and 11 was there she romple' ted her grade sfhool. She began high school at Kensnl and has always taken enthusiastic mterest in sihool att11'1t1es. She was ac - tive in all sports, esperially basketball, which she has played for four years. She took an aitive part in all mus1c and artompanied the 1, horus. She sang 1n small groups such as the sextet, octet, and quartet. Whxle a freshman she held the ofhre ol vice pres1dent and while a scn1o1',was representative tothe Student J, . Council. She has also served on the paper stall' as artist. Durxng her Senior year, Carol honored our Class by xg- being thosen 1arn1xal queen, Carol sighs when she sees Dale Robertson on the screen. Her fZiN'O1'ltt' sport 15 basketballg singer-- A y Gordon MatRaeg attress---Dor1s Day, movie---The Desert Song, and food---hot fudge sundaes, and Frena h fr1es. Her pet peexe is semester tests and her pastune is swiu1m1ng, fShc wishes she fouldl, X Carol's ambition is to become a teacher. Good luck ii inthe future. We know you'll succeed in whatever you do. CAROL, SPITZER CLARICE SPIT ZER Clarice Spitzer, the younger ofthe Sp1tzer tw1ns, was born on March 29, 1936, at their present home. At the age of six this chubby little girl started trudg- ing to school every day. During her grade school days she met with many Complications such as mean old boys waiting at the Corner to snowball her. She has nearly forgotten these unpleasant things since she is so taken up with her many school activities. Clarice has been one ofthe leading students ever since she began her freshman year at KHS. Clarice is popular with everyone who knows her. She was a candidate for carnival queen when she was a freshman, During her senior year she was a cheer leader. She was class president when she was a sopho- more. Clar1ce1s a big eatery espec1ally when it comes to rhubarb upside-down Cake. Among her other favorites are: Actress ee-Kathryn Grayson, actor---Dale Robert- son: subject---bookkeepingg and sport---volleyball. Good luck Clar1ce in your nursing career. 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FL -gi-,.iLfA fihr 91' KAREN BURLESON On a cozy little farm three miles north of Kensal lived the Burleson family, There had been many im- portant events in this happy home, but none so exciting and blissful as that which occurred on the noted day of May 6, 1936. For on this bright, sunny, spring day, a bouncing baby girl came to bless this household! Little Karen's sunny disposition was evident from the very start. She gurgled and cooed at everyone. On one September morning in her sixth year, Karen was up at dawn for this was the clay she started School- Karen liked school very much and was always right up among the top students in her classes. Looking at the musical background of her family, Karen didn't have much choice but to follow in their footsteps and she fit those shoes very well. She loved to sing! She used to wake her folks up in the early morning hours with her rendition of Twinkle, Twinkle Widdle Star. After finishing grade school Karen en- tered Kensal High. She likes to try anything that's fun! Her favorite sport is basketball. She loves mov- ies too, her favorite being Calamity Jane and she claims that Gregory Peck just sends her! Her favorite pastime is talking and she just adores French fries. She plans to enter the nursing profession after gra- duation and with all of her talent and pe rsonality, we can foresee a most successful future for her. Y VONNE FR IDAY On the day of November 4, 1936 a precious little bundle was left at the Friday home in Nashua, Minne- sota. This little bundle was Yvonne Marie. When Yvonne was five years old she started school at Veblen, South Dakota. When she was in the fourth grade she moved to Kensal where she finished the grades and is now a senior in high school. Yvonne has been a leader all through her school years. She has held the offices of president, vice-president, and secretary-treasurer, in high school. She has sung in the school chorus and has taken part in many ofthe sports throughout the year. She has held many posi- tions on the paper staff and is now the editor of the annual. Yvonne's favorites are: Food---chicken 81 dumplings: actor---Robert Wagner, actress ---June Allyson, sport ---kittenballg subject---algebra. Her favorite pastime is rollerskating. Yvonne's ambition is to become a registered nurse, and even though she is a tiny little girl, we know she will be very successful. 11 if Ti! 1,55 ij Z I bo- ,rf . 1 J 4 I ' I z Y. 1 5' 2, ., ,,,.,14 A,,. M a fl' L' g -v 4 ,- .4 I' ia .I f-L L.. ,CQ-54 .H L fini. --r qL .gr W' W QEEE. 4, BABYBOOKS Q YEARBOOKS IX sud, , WV V ,aa YQ? - aiu' . v xr , r .sf ra' 1 , wfvw 1 1 A x P , ,, 1 SANDH E' n 6' ,Q Q W' 5 win fig E? ,Glue x 5 f Ax T 9 1 . ggi. A.A. AU35f4 way CLARY Q iwdwk? , ' - A 12 QQEKM BUFFA lx. HEIN .,' HN. ' l ..: .Y - I-4 I 1 I ' I IY l'l f.1 1 lmlljbl 1- . I .II ..- W 3 P- ind 4. I l -1 L I, 1 1, W ai 1.1 5: J. '1 1 U. I f,.' -n.4.u. -Q.- 1:., ..,. muwm 4, -,-, L 1 4. 'FIT h E nj I S.. -4 4- '11- ., L, PJ 1 . 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'I 5 , 4 'sux b D ,, Q ' C, , - ' I M ' -lx, . , - .1 I x 5-5, Ap 1 'il' iw A. f ,:::' a A If 'Huis' x Q A 'A : X 1 Q , A X. - :sw fag Jr-ww - H. . , PAT Y I , r Q 4 by - s mg ,W . x -If ,S mm '53 x -' ,f' Ei'-L ti 1 fi f. wr' i ,x vii , P CAROL F M315 -N ,W X ' 4 6 'f ik K 1 A N-f fn 395 4 . 'A -325: -2 X Xu N X 59 - 1- .. N Q 5-s.: rj, - .L Q Q grzf. MA R L E N E 1 s 1 , ef- ,wm rx, X A' Vfffi 4 + ,- , S .gm .10 C Q 1 R A me if 1 H I si Q2 f fjifj ' 5 i ' ,- 1 GORDY Q Fifi S42 13 ff, f -r , SONNY !' f I 4,11 5. ' -,HIL -Lu -LA. Wrf 559 ' ig 4 .,,'L:...- J. .u ,.- ,Q I 'i 1 1 J . Hifi 'fl' I JP'1 . E 'Q C .+V 1 'ff W ADVICE AND WILL LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT GF THE CLASS OF '54 Richard Lonski will be the lucky guy to inherit Buffa's good looks. Buffa wills his women to Johnny Snow. Marlene wants Marlys Holm to have interesting reading for a while so she wills her love letters to her. Jim Neva will be the one to receive her sweet temperament. Gordy feels that Allen will really make use of his high grades in geometry, and he wills his basketball ability to Richard. Eugene Briss feels very generous so he wills his charm to Jim Neva and his class ring to Shirley Fredrickson. Carol wills her big feet to Phyllis McGuire to give her a good understanding. Karen has a variety of boy friends that she is willing to Marlys Holm and she wills her singing ability to Betty Scott. Patty Krubeck wills her steady company to Moneen Ableidinger and her charming siriile to Shirley Fredrickson. Betty, you are the one to whom Yvonne Friday wills her tinyness. She thinks that John Snow will make good use of her high grades. Clarice Spitzer wills her meanness to Marlys Holm, so beware!! Moneen Ableidinger is the lucky girl to inherit her piano playing ability. Janice Neva tells us that she is willing her quietness to John Snow and her common sense to Allen Seibert. Sandra Spitzer wills her slight figure to Shirley Fredrickson and her basketball abi- lity to Phyllis. John Snow is going to be the one to receive Bob's height and Shirley Frecrickson will inherit his ability to eat. To the teachers we will all the highmarks we got in our tests and our high LQ. 's. To the juniors as a class we will our worn out books, our chewed pencils, and all the explosives in the science room. To Einar we will all the wads of paper that we threw behind the radiators and the pic- tures we drew on the tops of the desks. To Ann, our cook, we will all the dishes we dirtied and any of the loose crumbs that she may find on the flOO1'- Advice Betty: You should eat some more Hollywood bread. It helps! Phyllis: Watch your figure so that it doesn't swing away. Milton: Pick up some of the Kensal girls instead of the ones out of town. Some of them think you're handsome. Marlys: Come to Kensal and see some of the boys once in a while. Moneen: Don't hang on to Cleon so tightly. Give some of the other boys a chance. After all, Richard's been trying for quite a while. Shirley: We think that there are other fish in the sea. After all, Eugene won't be around here next year. Allen: Yould better settle down and get to work because we want you to be one of those sophisticated seniors next year. Jim: Take it easy on the Nlercury. You might have to use it next year. Donit be too hard on those grade girls. lSe-venth grade.j Richard: You shouldn't be so hasty in voicing your opinion all of the time. Just relax and listen to what others have to say and you'll get a long way. 14 1' fl- -ZLL -' Jw I Q5 11 I- L, I l ,-I! 4-' elf' ,, -- . ' fi E S.. L I .- ,i-Q -4 'af .1- 4 ++ I -Id, f I I js - . ' 'J 1. - Id ,-J . . . ' ' ,Aj 1 I -H .v 1 A F- ni 1: inf- Y' i' r ,- .,, , '. H -IP - 5 EF ' v .Z ,q-I I I I 6 1? ' fxfa.-. -1 rm -4.- w-J..- CLASS.PLAYS Ginger Snaps Back, our junior class play, was presented on December 10, l95Z. lt was a farce three-act comedy which was enjoyed by everyone. The characters were as follows: Darwin Luther--Haakon Ekreng Oscar Ping--Eugene Brissg Ginger Jones--Ka- ren Burlesong Mrs. Jones--Carol Spitzerg Roberta Jones--Clarice Spitzer, Cynthia Roberts--Patty Krubeckg Dr. Bottlenecke--Gordy Lambrechtg Smoky Bleek--Robert Goehringg and the Club women--Sandra Spitzer, Janice Neva, Yvonne Friday, Marlene Schroeder. and Yvonne Nogosek. CLASS PLAY OF '53-'54 Saved by the Belle was presented on a stormy evening of November 20, 1953. It was a farce three-act play, which was sure to prove a great favorite with high schools, junior high schools, and other groups of young people, for with only one exception, the charac- ters are all in their teens. They were as follows: House Mother--Carol Spitzer, Warren Sands --Bob Cfoehringg Slugger O'Day--Haakon Ekreng Jackie Clark--Gene Briss, Members of the sorority house Clarice Spitzer, Sandra Spitzer, Karen Burleson, Yvonne Friday, Janice Neva, Pat Kru- beck, and Marlene Schroeder, Voice on the radio--Gordon Lambrecht. BANQUET- PROM' The junior-senior banquet was held May lei, 1953, at the Methodist Church parlors. A delicious dinner of chicken and all of the trimmings was served at 6:30 P. M. by our mothers. The rOOrTi Was CleCOr-ated with a Hawaiian atmosphere of palm trees and colored strea- mers. Miss Patty Krubeck was M.C. The Prophecy and Will of the Class of '53 was read by Ruth Turner. Other program numbers were a vocal solo by Karen Burleson and a piano duet by Clarice and Carol Spitzer. Six sophomore girls dressed in Hawaiian fashion waited tables. Everyone in formal dresses and dinner jackets had a very enjoyable time. Later that evening the prom was held at the gymnasium. Here again, the setting was Hawaiian and the effect of the gay streamers, palm trees, and the sandy beach with soft music from Burleson's orchestra floating on the breeze was most entrancing. The evening was complete with program dancing, punch, and tidbits to munch on. Everyone had a gay time and reluctantly drift- ed homeward with stars in his eyes and memories that will never be forgotten. at Q' 57, f'e- 3 e .2 Ei ' Jya fu-l ij 15 -'xr if' 1-,A JI I Senior Class Prophecy Here it is, 1954, and twelve ambitions looking graduates are about to start down the long road of life. Will they be successful? someone asks. Well, now, that's a hard question to answer, but having known them all so well through their school years l'm game to make some prophecies. First, we'll have to shift our prophetical minds, say about, fifteen years ahead to 1969. That ought to give them plenty of time to be successfully settled, we hope. Our next problem is transportation. 'Let's go by air- plane, someone suggests. Gracious, how ancient! Let's hop in my super-sonic atom powered space-mobile. Our first stop is Oklahoma. Who is that we see off in the distance? Why, it's Gordon Lambrecht, surrounded by a herd of cattle! Gordon tells us that he is a success ful cattle rancherg and in his own words he states Wal, I owe it all to the little 'missus and our thirteen kids who have pushed me on to success! ! Good luck, Gordy! May your herd Qof cattlej grow to be a million. Back to our space-mobile and zoom! Here we are in Hollywood and who do we meet on the street but Pat Krubeck! Why, we hardly recognized her The glare of the dia- monds is blinding--and who is her charming escort? You'd never guess--Eugene Briss! Pat'tells us that she and Eugene discovered that they were meant for each other --and the movies. Both are very successful stars. Isn't that simply divine? Sigh-- 'bye now, see you in the movies. While we're in the sunny state of California, let's jaunt down to Santa Anita to see the races. Oh! Look at that young man leading that beautiful black horse around. Why-- upon my word--it's none other than Buffa Ekrenl fthe man that isl. They tell us that he's made millions raising track horses and running them all over the country. Good luck in the future, Buffa, and may all your little colts grow up to be beauties! Back to our space-mobile and away. Let's see--how about going out East a while via North Dakota. We have to see how things are back home. Dear me! Look at that mo- dern, up-to-date school building they have in Kensal now! Oh--the primary grades are out for recess. Say - that teacher looks familiar! Sure enough, it's Janice Neva! We've been told that she has been named the most successful teacher in North Dakota. Congratulations, Janice and may your career continue to be as successful. There!s another new building on main street too. We've been told that Bob Goehring built it and is very prosperous in his taxidermy business. He tells us that he started his career in the back of the barn on the old home place, but that business was so abundant and his services so sought that he brought it into this fine new building. Good luck, Bob, and we hope that your stuffed animals travel to all parts of the world. We hate to leave these familiar faces and places but - back to the air. Gracious! We almost collided with that other space ship--but isn't it a beauty? You clon't say-- that belongs to Carol Spitzer, our old classmate? This is a surprise! l've heard that she teaches school in Illinois during the winter months. Well, she always did want to travel. Here's hoping She steers that ship around the leaning tower of Pisa! Her driving never was anything to brag about. Here we are in New York at last--where shall we go first? Oh, do you see that big white building over there? It is New York Hospital. How about getting a closer look? Here come three nurses. Let's ask them where Times Square is. Excuse us, but can you tell us--wait! lt's Karen, Clary, and Yvonne! Can you imagine that! We knew you went into nurses training together, but who'd think you'd still be together after fifteen years. You say you're all three superintendents at the Hospital now. Congratulations, but 'bye now. We have to move on. 16 I I if - ? ff+M -ffl J- T ji'-fr. 'W :-A 1 qu 1.1. -L. 44 T V' 1' 'J T ' FL 'J L. ,+L- JV-53- '. 4 45:7 1L,Q 5'5-,-in ' -- f - - - , 1 G' ts- . a-w + 4- 0- 3 ' - 1- 4 3 3 A Li - gtk . Q- fini- .-5. w 4 -uf 'I' fm! 4? n -' J b-L S E1-' 1' 'M' 54 s -. , If -. . O- ,v + lgf-4211 il. -Q ff' f 'i 45? v I ' fgI4T5 '4f'W fi- L+ JG Q-ii bfi 3.1 O if -if tall JL 3 :L , 5Lfi -li In + V Im .T ' fi-'Q-,:1,,, ifylg r f 1 + , 1:4 U' W qgtgifv qi 1 -afm yg fi , 15271331 1 ai? 'T' 'if + Q Qii- I 1 W 'if 2- we Q,1'pA,, Fi! 1+ ' . -'lug-A 'EHxlJ ,1 -rs 1 W an f'!il' ga-A L -mg 4- E -11' There's the Empire State Building! Isn't it marvelous? I..et's go in and look around. I hear that the offices in there are simply beautiful. There's a stenographer over there. Let's ask her if we can go to the top. Say, doesn't she look familiar? Let me think-- Sandy! Sure enough. 1didn't recognize her with that pony-tail hair-do! Oh, so you'1-e working part time here and part time for Arthur Godfrey. lsn't he pretty old? Oh, but l'1e's still going good, huh? Well, here's wishing you more success in the future. Back to the airport and to our space-mobile. 1 imagine that it's about time to head for home. Someone ask that stewardess over there if the ship is fueled and ready to take off. What? You say you just talked to Marlene Schroeder? She's a stewardess for Trans-World Airlines! Now, isn't thatusomethingl Well, keep walking on air, Mar- lene, and you ought to be able to bowl the passengers over with that laugh of yours! Homeward bound--1'd say our old classmates have all shaped this old Wqfld to suit themselves pretty well, wouldn't you? Of course we knew they'd all be successful, but it's been fun seeing them and confirming our predictions--right? ? ? :Ir :Qc :fc :Qc :jr :Qc :Qc 21: :lc :fc :lc :Qc :lc :jc :fc :fr :lc :fc :Is :lr :lc :jc :jc :1: :jc :jc :Qc :Qc :jc THE HISTORY OF OUR CLASS In the year 1942, six boisterous youngsters began the first grade in Kensal. Through the years of grade school, many students were gained and some were lost. Of these first six, only three were destined to graduate together. They are Gordy Lambrecht, Haakon Ekren, and Karen Burleson. When our high school days began in the fall of 1950, there were fifteen eager, but a little frightened freshmen. Those chosen as class officers were as follows: President, Yvonne F.5Vice-president, Buffag and Secretary-treasurer, Karn. We endured the torments and hardships to which we were subjected by our upper-classmen with fine spirit and found ourselves wiser, less timid, and more inclined to mischief at the end of this year. TWO of OUT ClaSSmaT2GS,Carole Schlosser and Billy Walker didn't return in our sopho- more year. Carole transferred to Jamestown High, and Billy moved to McHenry, thus reducing the number of members in our class tO thirteen. Those officers selected were as follows: President, Clarice,Vice-president, Patty, and Secretary-treasurer, Sandra. In our junior year we were able to retain our number of thirteen members. In the fall of 1952 we presented our junior class play, Ginger Snaps Back, and in referring to it we will modestly say that it was a smash hit! In the spring we spent many an hour preparing for the junior-senior banquet and prom, but this we enjoyed doing very much and we hope that the seniors felt royally treated to justify our intentions. As class officers we selected President, Patty K., Vice-president, Yvonne F., and Secretary- treasurer, Janice. The most eventful of our school days proved to be our senior year. Our number was reduced to twelve when Yvonne Nogosek left school in the fall of 1953. One of the first thrilling experiences was the receiving of our class rings only a few days after school began. Also in the fall we presented our class play, Saved by the Belle. In January of the new year excitement reigned among the seniors when they were notified by the photographers of the day when they would have their graduation pictures taken. We were very pleased with the results and quickly traded them with our fellow classmates after they were received. Those chosen as class officers were as follows: President, Eugene Vice-President, Janice, and Secretary-treasurer, Yvonne F. V All in all, our school days have been very pleasant, and we will surely miss our fellow classmates in the years to come. 17 .,' HN. ' l ..: .Y - I-4 I 1 I ' I IY l'l f.1 1 lmlljbl 1- . I .II ..- W Q 0 f 1 M on A JL L4-v-JH!- I A- ww R J X I SK 4 I -2 xg Q 575535-Ee, .' UNIORS 5,1 : 'A 'IHIIHV 4 f'lllllL 1 :lgglllllfl ll 1 S355 liiiia gsslllff 1 -I Sg::::-assi, IEEE!!-'5' -ln Fi i- ,IJ H4121 I f llllaillflr, 3, Q H, FEW, f X 'C7 4 ,S Q Q61 X' 4 x jj M A 5154 5' f in riff- 'e a iix E I. AS XXX Q ixgiff-ff. Ig.. A g --li I ' W , 5 ' .2 il Pl Us EI - I I ' .s- 'nn Qx ,X ' - + u H , 1 sis R XX KJ '+ Sec. -Treas. 4 v J U I OR S Presxdent J7 '4 2 1 Y X w A A A . -1 -. - I ' -' f X .x I MONEEN JAMES ABLEIDINGER NEVA PHY LLIS IXACGUIRE 3 , M N' DT L ' ' W 3 s MILTON RICHARD SNOW LONSK1 Iv1AR LYS BETTY HOLM SCOTT k 'fl 'Y ' Nw A , .- N K ' ' . S6 . 1 .1 , hu. l V . f 1 Q Y .Q f .' ' ' B . f. ,Z5,. . - '..,,jSm 1Si,',-- usp . ' - V.: R' 3 .if . ,. ..,.,, A x RONALD SHIRLEY ALLEN KRAIVUSR FREDRICKSON SIEBERT 19 L. L? -'if J -E M, ,L i 11:- l-'F J O r- r N L v 5. J 5 1 L P I 1 R at FRESHMEN ' SCPHGMCRES S Q 'Eu ir! Ti.-. fuqrl. I 1 Li I ,I .,,... J ,. L .4 , W .Ti-L 19. L-- .. L. U, Q Fai'-55 ', 'tif 1: I. ' V :Il ' ' A-TJ 5 f i- T- I 'lf- I V- I 1 I 10.4-:uw YQ? .-:ia .5 N T .-. ,, rv --.5 'Y X 1 QQ. A dit N' . ' Rwhf N' I , nl . HEAR I A . JANICE KURTZ CLARA KARN BLANC!-IE LONSK1 Vice-President President Secretary-treasurer l. K . - - ' - av- S I - R ' 'N ' W -' 5' j S Q Y' -fx 'A -5 if 1 L .' X ' X f X N5 -' Ss - ' N ' :wf..,' ,: ' ,.-. . b . H RR O 2- 'LL-M DONALD SCHWALK Y 2 41 . x , 2 ' 3 ff: ,V ful' ,Af Q N x 'X 'LQ X .,s4. T: ,. LE LAND NOGOSE K ,-'rp fr x - Q . X31 f K .ii f+ ... xx BYRON BURLESON LARRY FREDRICKSON CHARLOTTE LANGE OPHOMORES -, , -Q .pq x W' SL 1 Tl Q. L D New ' . 1 ,Xxx R 'S' 'LQ - f ' I' MATHILDA SEIBERT PAT NIHILL .Q I -', Q.. 'L Ib Q ' RT Q . A A CLEON HOGGAR TH FERNE HOGGARTH 21 DARRELL KARN T, ,lx .Q ,N 4 - , A ,V fix, L HARRY SHERLOCK .7 if 'gi 3 ,Q -'A.O N x V. xx .1 1 we I U. . -sm In gn' ' ' f. DUANE BRISS I .A-1 1. I .WFFT -J L --, '31 P' 1-A -.'l --7-I L i. , qi' ' ' 'IPAQ ,E+ ,au il-.J F H' 1' . ,1,i1,,,i!I .-A .. II H . li:- L .JJ - I,-K - 712 -1 -r' 11 I' F -41 J . it , X . I . , ' -'N 3.4 11 ' I ..1. , .. 'I' -' xv ,32 !'f .L Jig! I ' I N -1 IQQ' 1 .Ei-i-1 , 9 -,LY lvl- imq, fi W' PI-IYLLIS FREDRICKSON Vice-Presxdent 8 - .. ,Q 44 lfl MARLYS MCGUIRE '.-x,.. ! 5, xx 'Y MARIE FREEMAN K ' 4 , - 1 K 'E' 'fi'-L 'Tri-,jg I , 'IQ I'1'ii'P' -1 15 rs., Jai v , '.f1f- 'Ui , CAROL FREDRICKSON FRESHME 34 '-., Q ,N K 5' IQEQ5' I 'Yi 5 -4 vb, ,af '75 4 it L M W rs :E 11 Y . 1 'S ' ' ?S, 1-7112+ S. MQLI L ' . IL 1, LL mix? DELLA FRIDAY Secretary-treasurer SHARON KU LLA S ai 1, .r ...,, K ff XX l X GORDON JOHNSON R. gn' ri! f Yiwf -if Cs Q I GWEN NIQBEAIN 333' -I '55 Presxdent .QQ 0 5224? . v U :Q JANICE SCI-IMIDT DIANE PEDERSEN 4 0 Q S L. N JAMES SCI-IWALK ROSA KARN 'T , 7 . sz . Q.. , ,, MA x ig, .Lp N Q 4 I df? X 1 L: x. dir: LES? AX 5 I, zz W f f I fa Q, Z L I x 311- - '3 NI.-XHSHA HOLDEN .IEANEITE HOPKINS HEHINIIT TES-CH 22 0 Y 1 1 P, P gy- -1 1 I 4. - 1 1 v ', p. 1 1 Q 1--A' n , ' Y VA 'v s Q . 51 - 1 , , 1 I 1 1 Q . I 1 l- --E. 1-.',+1 P -Q5 132 It L 1 P I I 'I I1-fi 913 V., Hifi . - -,J. . 5 if it 4 - en-I . n I 5.-r' 1 '15 f .,, , hm .. -. J L ,. , iii .M . .19 .Y L Aqls' r L xv I O .xx , 1 Q If w . . ui' . 4.1 vu. ..' gg, I, ,g Jr:-H ,. 1 t,,I L M559 MM? if X GRADE SCHGQL 3 CQII- 0 0. 0 , :qv ', '7 A Q 3 W ESQ? f- 1:2 63 0 -gc f' Q 1 is 1 I X 1 - ,QL IA 'N' mi? GQ, KX 1,19 ' 'H A Z E I if- s , B ! v 9 5 RQ 'J 1, I fork-5 Q ff 'if-F1 . 'L' QI r+ ' Hi f '-Lf iF 3' H saw- - l, ui? I . Elie l x 4 . - Q. r . ' 101,11 1' .H,...- ,. I,: v-' ' . 1 A H- LJ F - I '23, if . J -in 'Vx 1 L? I-'L I, .. up I I 1 Q .lfl .L 1 I E .... .Q J. :JMU :IE :Q H. -.r,.-gi-K l X I -. .. . , YH l ? 4 N1 317:01 'VIP Qi N vm w .Q Q l' 1 ' . , 5 I I , I F . fix' ji 5 X ,fy . -i-1 V-,.'4.2,l5g. ,AK f- 8'., .. t w Q 1 5.2-3521 'Q - - -I-'I Xxx fi Nd BACK ROW: Schrade. Bredahl, SIITTOHSCU, Nogosek. Nexa,Ko1lrnar.. ,md Shflr- lock. THIRD ROW: M155 I-Iotchklss, Lannbrecht. Groskreulz. Peterson, Burl'-son. Burleson. and Helnnstetler. SECOND ROW: Bredahl, WoI5ky, Schroeder, FFPdl'1Ck5OD, Peterson. IIDC,II.,OY1SI'i1. FIRST ROW: Neva, Mead. Florhaug, Wolsl-cy. Smbvrt, Nogosfk and Spmtxvr. .st ff' 'Q' - f 0? if I :ffwfl -G . - Q, i 1 . .E T I' Ii 'S ' ..... R v If J .1 -ff 5 Il ,Q ! L 'f - .. R- . , . if ' ' A -xv 'xi , rf 1.,w1xj X ' . 'a' -taf, Ak, fax' ' '-l 1 'I T'2.'.fv'-:ssl O D' in ., U... J Q ,- . I. n , xzlvl ' nv 1 Q 5- - f 'Ti - -f f ' -- yi.- .tj gy gf ii. ' U 1 ig r I , -2 B 5 ' A 'X- I - - v ' ,-.sv 1' v Xgi O X Q! Y. x, l BACK ROW: Groskreutz, ShrrIofk, INILRGUIFE, Knrn Wulbkx. MIDDLE ROW: Pederson. Johnson, Smbf-rt Lsurk. I-Ioplfxns. Fr'fdr:.,ksQm. IT I U . PML 5 I SECOND ROW: Mrs. Pe-dcrs-ln, I-Ielmstetler, N1h1Il. J. H.-1 ww FIRST ROW: Nexa. Karkht. Ivsrh. I..QI'.5IiI. Stvnslw. N' 2.4 Ln '-'-' 11 sl' 'u P . :S kt ix aa- , fr, rig 'fs BACK ROW: J. Scxbert. Blumhagen. Frlday. M. fwILBva1n. Bm:-5. Kranhl Peterson. THIRD ROW: R. MCBv3Ln, C. Neva, Helmstettlsr, S. Pa-lcrson, L. SQ-lbex Tx14C1u1rv. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Yan Wlnklw, his-ad, Schmidt. Hopklns. Karn, Sh-n-Blu-, Tl-sch. FIRST ROW: Burleson, Wolsky, Norden, Goheen. Pwdr-rm-n and M. N:-xa. C K . P F F' e 'U 8 TL .1 BACK ROW: Sherlofk, Selbert. Frc-drukson. Neva, 5. Spxtzf-r. and Gusblrl-1. THIRD ROW: Freeman, IX1CBc.11n. Nxhxll. Wolsky, Srhxxalk. and DeV1llf-rs. SECOND ROW: M155 Nogosek, D. Hopkmns. Pr-ts-rson. S. Spxtzer and Groskrvutz. FIRST ROW: W. Hopkms, Lonskz, Schroeder, Holme. Caxanugh, and E. Hopl-rms. 2.5 --Q. '- lr .Ri ju-1 -Lf- 1 J I Ill- Ji. 1+-4' '- WN ACTIVITIES Qi! CDN Q Q Ifdb Q I Q I I I +. I U W I IIN j 0 .N ,Vx W ? X, M' N' f fffff ,H Q ,, ,Z rg, SM 'W Q Q X Ll i. '.- F .711 il Tl L i 1 4, f'-ai 'Lf 43- V1 I in 'vu re L- Fl 1' A J' AJ. I lu n-- I . . MQ... X . - Tx 11 73 A ' 41- fi IIT R -r I QL + s J T, Jw? 'Q - -.1 J If - ffl '+I rv J .r. ,im ' W 1' ' I. rr' -A., - .eg mg .-' 'Ill AL H. 'I Q wifi-1 . . tl .r'vAf-HJ ' S I XJ BACK ROW: Left to R1ght' Frudrukson, Brxss. Ekrvn. Lambrmhl. Go-Qhrmng, Holm, Mr. Goheen. FRONT ROW: Left to Ihght - Sa hrom-der. CarolSp1tze'r, Clarue SplY.Zt'l', Frlday, Burleson. Krubenk, Neva, Sandra Spmtzwr. XJ gf SXT! i' BACK ROW: Left to Rxght - Fx-lday, Lonsl-1. IxlcGu1re, Ablf-ldmgvr, Mrs. Ke-phnger. Karn, 5. Spltzer, Della Frxday. FRONT ROW: Left to Rxght A Carol Spxtzer, Gm-hrmg, Clarmm- Spxtzvr, Brmss, Fredrlckson, Kulla, Krubenk. and Johnson. 27 I I i V 'I I J ' ,, nu. 'pri' G ' ' tr.-'- ll , 4 1 . I M11 I- I 1 , 4 I l if -4 5 fulf- . ,I 4125,- I i : u -4- E J .A A .L I 4 L Hi W Student C x7 s , Council -Q 1 w., iit xr .9 f 1- 1- f I . . xii. e gg .-,, 1- f I lk' BACK ROW: Le-ft to Right V Marlys McGu1re, Carol Fredrmckson, Ferns- Hoggarth, Mr. Gohe-en. FRONT ROW: Left to Rxght - M1lton Snow, Carol Spitzer, Gordon Lambre-Chr., Eugene Brxss. BACK ROW: MIDDLE ROW: FRONT ROW: V x W Left to Right - R. Karn, Lonskm. Sthmldt, Pederson, Ableidxnger Fredrlckson, 5. Spmtzer, Koldcn. Left to Right - Kulla, Holm, Scott, Ne-va, Burleson, C. Frvdrick- son, P. Fredrxckson, Sxebert, P. McGu1re, Mr. Goheen. Left to Right - Freeman, Krubeck, M. McGu1re, Carol Spxtzer Clarice Spltzer, Y. Frlday, D. Frtday, I-Iopkms, MQBQ-am. t 53 to 4 is if t X' Kg XX, Z8 J 'I J 4 '....i.. ini.. cfvgu V6 iw Q Y, G x xx xv x X no Y- S fQfQ Y X Q 4' A L I o Ar 4 f . 3- l I .Yr ,. . ,A '. '-L,iiJ,i-AL Ilil-X X 2 jf f KVA THLET1 .LDP N 1 oh zum , bv L V Q 4' X E 7 fx . ' . 'A-:gf Y , , J 'I X ,h . 1 , . 1-j , . X, o 0 ,-' . x- ' ' . 177 ' . .g. -..O i,-.3 .53 '- 137 n -.. .Q ' '5':'T.1'.-' w ev Q - -- Q - - '-,fl 6 43,-Q s I n- ,' :Z I U . 'Iii' N in pn g. 21 s K' X xx xx N S 1 ' 1 2 ve Girls' Basketball FW? We we if 13: BACK ROW: Left to Right - Coach Quellman, Wolsky, D. Schroeder, Fred- rickson, Cl. Spitzer, McGu1rc, and DeV1llers. FRONT ROW: Left to Right - Krubeck, M. Schroeder, S. Spitzer, Kulla, Peterson, and Ca. Spitzer, With only Z losses in 16 games, the Kensal Spartonettes concluded a successful season In the season play, only Wimbledon was able to down the Spartonettes and that was only by one point. The second defeat came at the hands of Courtenay in the county tourna- ment. This defeat eliminated Kensal from further participation in tournaments. This defeat too, was by only one point. Led by the two returning regulars, Sandra Spitzer and Marlene Schroeder, from the last year's state tournament, the team tied for first place in 9l league and thus re- tired the traveling league trophy given to the team who retains it for three years. The loss to Courtenay gave us third place in the county tournament. We are going to lose Marlene, Sandra, Carol, Pat, and Clarice through graduation and they are going to be hard to replace. Prospects for next year are not too bad with the return of Sharon, Pat Peterson, Marlys, Shirley, Joanne, and Diana. Coaching these girls is an experience I will long remember. Their co-operation and spirit made them a pleasant group to Work with. C oach Quellman 31 'G qgfslusl fi , ., A - lj? '-' -51-f' .T -X ' J 'I-Q . 1 .,,, . H Y: v 'fa ,x I .1 u , IL' I Ln ml , ,,y. . 1 19: . A I. I, 6 .',- -J L, ,..... ,.I P1 f 4- .SN Q 1. ,. - ',.A, jf TFTP' :M 1 :'- - ,, - 9 5' A, J Y . --x -Q,-' L. afi- .- Q. -1.-I .y3-xJ , -' -LH 'T' J -I' r u nw, J.. P Q as S 'S xffL5 5 Q x x ' Q -1 . .-,.v Q 4.5 , N Vx, 'QW' K X O N Q5 M Niki P QKQX a X 0 X Cl X 2' -,r .3-. ff, .. K . :fi ' Q ' f- .af5fST7xff 3 ,' - x,1, ,.. :Q -A Q 5, 1 1 f- 32 DEDICATIG 291759 1 QI' W WAX? I I W Ar I4 f L' I I - . L ff' .'.1n,- if I 'aff WL ii any I? 7? w-.- . ' -:-r '1 of 114- M '- ' - ulbmwgx Q .WM 4? ' ff' -- , ,.1 , l ,. if V S mg 12 13, 'W I I 385' 'New' : ' rg A ' ' 'lx' ,- U .W f Y 2. 5: 7? Niall' li . jgl'!. 5155-DIP il'- ,,,, L I ,J l I lu ..r' I 1.199- f 1 lg.-L. -'L-I Boys' Basketball BACK ROW: Left to Right - Coach Ouellman, Nihill, Fredrxckson, Burleson, Nogosek, D. Briss, and lxianager, Ronny Kramer. FRONT ROW: Left to Right - Snow, Teach. E. Brlss, Lambrecht, Goehring, and Lonski. After dropping their first 5 games, the Spartons came back strong to finish with 13 wins and 14 defeats. In conference play, we defeated Wimbledon and Rogers twice and Courtenay once to place third in the 91 league. At the county tournament, we won our second two games to Win the consolation championship. The boys played very good ball in the district tournament at McHenry to win third place. In the first game the Spartons defeated Glenfield, then lost to Mc?-Ienry, but came back with the best game of the season to defeat a strong Grace City team. The team was led by the scoring of Gordon Lambrecht and the fine rebounding of Bob Goehring. Freshman Kermit Tesch has proven himself an up and coming ball player. Eugene, John, Richard, and all the rest of the boys played good ball and showed fine spirit all year long. The loss of Bob, Gordon, and Eugene through graduation is going to leave three big pair of shoes to be filled. Eugene and Bob had their last season of basketball shortened by sickness during the district and county tournaments. The season was highlighted by the fine spirit shown by the boys. Without this spirit they could never have come back with the fine victories that marked the closing of the season. 33 4.- L- - -. 7. Q Q I , 1.1 ' Lf ,I L...L 15 gf ,, lx --1 1 11 U. . 1.5 , 1 'I J .J. -'- f A ,F - ef- I. -.- iili ., I , l.- F -, U- . , '5 13,1 ., . - L' - vqlvio.. .tif , L I ' rg Sliu. .A rj I J vi . M It, J. U I -L. 7 I .. if -'U'-J , l-9 ilk' '39, , -if A . IE TI- 'U ' Q. f ii! .1 f' L., sf. o 45:4- ,LJA5 A L'-jj 1., 'E' I -4 'kg I '72 ggi I ' , ,XV I ' V' -Y, W' I, k 'z ' l l Ex 1 2'- sfa 1' . . 4.5 , , . A ., ,.,, . ' Q , ': 'F ---- ... - ' ' Af A 5 X ' Q1'- gf 5? u A f 0 1. 6 '- 6 'f ' 4 ' Seam?-i'-f'-65 -M--P J V' x Lk Y :', QE X, I 9 k I' A? I Q X r -ff Q' K '1'- ff' T a . '-, , z .., .A ' . 1 ui' , 1 k x : 5 34 41-M4 If c :I fi' 1+ , 1 r -f .V :ff 13. J 1 ig fe. I3- I . 4 '.- 'n fr: J PFS, 1111 H 4 fs' 1, el -Q4 Lr 1 , 1' if FJ !-v -If 1- , . I--. few-,af rg 4 Y W? 4 1 if h- . .VL -.-.L I' -Q .3 . --m -l'l .JQ :i 4 F? .-V. 34.11, gzihf. 'Q 11. -.5 4-: 'v- f 'l BACK RO W: CENTER ROW: FRONT ROW: Kermit Tesch, James Neva, Larry Frednckson, Gordon Johnson Duane Br155. Bryon Burleson, Cleon I-Ioggarth, Cordon Lambrecht, Coach Que-llman. Rleharcl Lonslu, Robert Goehrmg, Eugene Brxss, Ronny Kramer and LeLand Nogosek. Games Won: l Cames Lost: 5 K V ' l E ' W RQ.- S4 X QNS4 j lx -4 H214 ' 'l6.NS,::31 fs V- ali ll F ns C J R X 5' n Q28 FY kt ' 4.1 1 Zs yy-it y il LNS , ' Fl54'J A BACK ROW: Coach R. W. Goheen, Roland McBea1n, Leland Wolsky Wayne Neva. Bryon Lonskl, Blame Burleson, Douglab Mead FRONT ROW: Wally Hopkxns. Nexl Spmtzer, Ru hard Cawanough Eugene Hopkxns Dalton McBea1n, Charles GUSSlCk, and Bobby Pl lx rbon Games Won: 3 Games Lost: 3 35 3.11 J Q . I .. , f. .ju !i 4 'A Ll., .ai-it -'E' I li A 4 'Y I.. n .4 r I , -4' A 4. TFL I- L. ! 'JLQ 1-3 s I . 'A' Q 1. l-, . . A a ' -dd --lx 'H NAME Tesch Goehring Lambrecht Snow Briss, E. Lonski Nogosek Nihi11 Briss, D. Burleson Fredrickson Ekreri Spitzer, S. Spitzer, C. Schroeder, M, Krubeck Ku11a Peterson Spitzer, C1. Fredrickson McGuire, M Schroeder, D. Wo1sky DeVi11ers Individual Baseball Statistics 63 36 43 45 162 90 33 61 89 35 12 16 7 0 1 5 O 1 O O O 1 4 O Won 13 Lost 14 157 100 45 31 2 O O O O O 46 39 12 5 O O 4 O O O O O O O Wor114 Lost 2 D., ,., ,-, rl, .', U, J, J. .-, J. Q. -1. .r. .v. .-. 36 E 162 131 41-1 127 213 -10 14 7 1 O 1 8 414 121 4 O O 131 29 O 8 O O O ,4- PEL, 4 . I 5. . .-., nl, 'U F' 1' 'flu- Y' Ten , rw .1 ll. -x. --IL ,QA v , 1 4 ' 4. 'V1 f F' ,Q fr L - -'YL .1 --2Q- y-' xl w, 4, 5...1:'9F , W- 'gl' 3: frflu 1? , , FV' I--' Y r- ll .iv- ' JF D. is T 'J Q L 1 I- 4 . iif-'Y7 , ai u E. - 3 Q I lie J ' 5 ign 4. 41 -,- -v- --. ,1 1 I .,l... I J B If fain -Q 4., -r J.. . ,gr .. lv 'la 9 FJ SN KPN SCHQUL FUN f f QQ 2 Q KS! 2 Nl 51 if M fx y f? f' D W X Wfvw iq Xrfbx -ff U l I N-3 ,Z fm! f ff 'Z X f X X 1 ff X X ,. ffff , x ' .1 .I '. 1- L ll , U., J D J 41 'w T! O - IJ, H 1 ki-in -4 . I . L it ' .1 Ax 4 I lf'T' Y 'L -Q- J .P .i, -5 v ig. , --J 4. ,M 1 N L Lg' .L .A iq ..'. L' lr 4. -A' Q1 LU . LI E fu. i.. .ALI ,. .. 'lg' I.,1-. I i Ji. 1 , ug am 'F l ..l 1, b ft . ella 44 L .11 , LJ- r-.L. s 1. J? 'K ,---Q fl., Cn. fx 1 S ts 1 QQ. Cfygp Q p . QQ QOL Y+ fe it S fCs4 KA 0 rr- LJX O I9 XL f S we ga Q it Q - SF Y i A ff +5 ' gp. I S Q. 604 04' fr SI law el OGG. ff' . Q, . ' M R' XQ- N' M10 fl' D. H. Hits That Fit Yvonne - Settin' the Woods on Fire Karen - I'm in Love Again Clarice - In My Merry Oldsmobile Carol - I'll Hold You in My Heart Sandra - I'm Walking Behind You Janice - Changing Partners Pat - I Can't Give you Anything but Love Buffa - Lili Marlene Gordy - I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles Robert - Slipping Around Eugene - Am I in Love? '? Marlene - Apple Blossom Wedding Phyllis M. - Goin' Steady Marlys H. - Lonesome Betty - Bumming Around Ixioneen - Always James N. - There's been a Change in Me Milton - O Woman Allan - She'll Be comin' Around the Mountain Richard - I'm Always Chasing Rainbows Shirley - Sleepy Time Gal Clara - Open the Door Richard ICJ Charlotte - Don't Get Around Much Cleon - Say You're Mine Tanice K. - Faraway Places Mr. Goheen - Too Old to Cut the Mustard Mr. Quellman - Take Me Out to the Ball Game 38 Donald - Busybody Larry - Lover, Come Back to Me Darrel K. - Babyface Mathilda - A Good Man is Hard to Find Pat N. - A Kiss to Build aDream On Harry S. - Missouri Waltz Byron - Carolina Moon I Wanna Go Home With You Fern - Duane - Scatterbrain Leland - Wild Horses Phyllis Sharon F. - TOO Young - The Johnson Rag Della - I Know a Secret Marlys M. - Flirtation Waltz Gordon J. - The Blacksmith Blues Janice S. - Homework Diane - Daddy'S Little Girl Rosa - Secret Love James S. - A Ladies' Man Gwen - Five Foot Two Marie - I'm a Big Girl Now Carol F. - I Wish I Knew Marsha - Nosy Little Josy Jeanette - Come On-a My House Kermit - I'll Always be Following You Blanche - Never Been Kissed Mrs. Keplinger - Hopeless and Happy l . Aa. . v A . 1 o --. SNAPSHOTS l . wb- Q , 5553- , g 2 I' V , 'f 1 ' , i ' V ,ai Good Old K, H. S. N ' A lv rl , F v. W Q 1 - ,Lx . M it ' I V ,YY Whxle strollmg K I. Q' , I j X thru the Park Q' H Y. 4 X l ' In - ' f wr 1' an 4 . Coach L Real Beclbugs K if :S V K! . L: K r If 3 J xi: I if Dear John gf A- . , 1'-A l' X All Decked outo J, More fun - ll . 49' f f . 4 jg 'Q KY A 1, A , Y I , - X-'.. ' x 41,4 V K ' - 'r,, V ,I ll 1 fl ' ' 46 V . l , . 4 :avril x fs. f- f . .1 K ' K. ' 4' A Toast? v ' Fc J Everybody Loves a Party! x 4s:1,,,- 2 Anything for a laugh! F , f Gawsh V .5 yas. J A V ..,- . ,R ' KJ ' 1. if 1 K' I 4' K4 fa - C 5' i Q F . A , . QT. .ff X47- , ,X ' 2,4 Ll. ,Ji ,I W' 1 - ' 4 K N. Bashful il 1 , . ... L O' V U H HBNSSH Smart Gal' G, New f35h1OH57 Hurry up - Gal! 39 If ' Y' X ,, 5 ' af , , I iz . N, .L 5 VV 1.336 ' 5 ' 'Q , V' . ,V 1' ' D3 xl, . 913, Lp. 3 .W Aj ?,N,fjlf ,J V' 4- 5 ' M xg , l . 3 X - ' f r ' A lf rl, gf: f f , 5' . Y X - - X V -' 1 .f.' , X' 1 ','.' 5 , 15 h ' E. -5 uns TY. Y - U s ,. 5 1 A .N no e 'fl 125: J 1 . 5 1 ' X 1 ' Congrat ulatlons! - - your new home? '? Ladxes of Lexsurel '- fff ol T xmi ' Handle wxth care ? '? 2. mf' 'vi - . w . ,f ' Pav . I V. 1 ' 'Q' F C V -.,, lg ' ,Q --4,E.' omln or om . . -V x g g g sy Y I .QV f V Y A I X .V -A, , A. 4' V - y ' x -Y Xf Q ' .Q , 57' '- 1 -n I F' X F S I K A XX' t , fb,gf5l:V .liek wg .sf xv ' 1,1 . . 1' N5 ' -X u'.i3glR, , , S 9 x ' f f S - V M , N , L+ . -- t, 4 -.,, j l 4 X. X V 1 ' No X. E H i ' - eV o , lner X V o 4 V I I V x ' 4' .. A + 1, . A Y ' And did we ever - Nature Boy have fun ! ! ' 1- N .f :' 'V -52,1-V Q ww,--5 3 ' 25,2M135-:ll-3-1f:'V514,-:- -V-- ' V ' ga- was N-:gV:,s:.1.-5: - - Qi fl: -X.:- Q ' 'f'Y'E ':12f'??'5fQ li Mmm -- Good!! . -13-rfkg z ' ff A k ' - ,L K, Lis ' 1 . F wg- V- Wild - horses 7 NN 93 pgs, f,w-Qfgl 5 , ' ,k'A Vf 'f' 3 V 555. YSSSY 'ff :gn-v p. Eek! What IS 1t'?! Our Ban ,ig-.Q , all V, lgxfv 1. 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