Kiester High School - Rambler Yearbook (Kiester, MN)

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CLASS HISTQRY Lets turn back the hands of trme and haye a glrmpse rnto the past of our graduatrng class of 53 Sept, 1941 Its the first day of school and the only faces that are recognrzed as strll berng, here are Janet Forthun Carroll Johnson Warren Oldfather Prrscrlla Otterstern Betty Ann Wrgern, and Lorna Yonkey Sept 1942 Thrs year we drdnt garn any new puprls Sept 1943 In our thrrd grade we were happy to haye Shrrley Kephart and Robert Parrrott Jorn us Sept 1944 Thrs year Alan Thorson fwho ls strll wrth usl Donald Dowd Hermrna Loge and Mertrce 'Vlartm Jorned our happy group Lowell Henderson left to attend school at 'Vlrnneapolrs Sept 1945 In thrs our nfth vear ElRoy Fllrngson Nlarrlyn Thompson and Lrla Hauge started at our Al ma 'Vlater Vlertrce 'Nlartrn left here to attend Blue Earth School Sept 1940 In thrs year three more of our senrors of today Jorned us They were l'u1,,ene Baumann Phyl lrs Courrrer and Lowell Krohnberg Arlo Ellrngson also came yyhrle Hermrna Loge and Lleanor Hrntz left Thrs year wa qurte unsettled for us We started out rn Room 4 then moved to Room 5 In the mrddle of the year they mowed a chrcken house rn from the country and we spent the remarnder of the year rn there Sept 1947 Our class was rncreased bv three namely Beverly Johnson Beverly Hoverson and Margaret Johnson but we also lost one member Lrla Hauge, who went to Vyashrngton Marrlyn lhompson was our carnrval queen candrdate Sept 1948 In our 8th grade year Edward and Edwrn Meyer Henry Schaper, and Anrta Schjer started at Ixrester Hrgh We were sorry to haye Donald Dowd leave us He went to Albert Lea Phyllrs Courrrer was our queen candrdate for thrs vear Sept 1949 Iyow we are freshmen and thrs was our Jack pot year Our class was rncreased by 19 members, namely lhrlrp Ackerman Rodney Engebretson Patty Haukoos, Shrrley Haukoos Jerry Herrrck Curtrs Hoehrelter er Dale Srmonson Rrchard Wacholz Rrchard Wrllner Grace Lourrrer, and Ruby 'Vladsen We lost three Beverly Hoyerson I:.lRoy and Xrlo Ellrngson Our carnrval queen candrdate for thrs year was LeAnn Lrndeman Sept 1950 Thrs year wasn t qurte so prosperous as we garned only three Jerry Hoel, Marlrn Schroader and Rrchard Meyer and lost one Anrta Schjer who went to 'Vlason Crty Candrdate for queen was Faye Parrrott Thrs year was one of the few rn whrch we had a class prcnrc It was held at Edgewater Park rn Albert Lea There were only 19 of Us who attended Sept 1951 Our Junror year started out wrth no new addrtrons, but Evan Seedorf Jorned us rn the mrddle of the year Drck Nleyer left fors'VIason Crty Tl'-rs year was one of our most controversral years We were determrned to have a prom so we argued and pctrtroned untrl we got rt Our theme was Moonlreht and Roses, and Henry Charles and hh Orcheetla furmbhed the dance musrc Thrs was the hrst Irom Banquet ever held rn Krester Hrgh School and rt was a grand success In Noyember we had our Junror class play Off the Track whrch was a success Durrng the same month the annual school carnryal was held Our queen candrdate was Beverly Johnson Sept 1952 At last we re senrors Nlarrlyn Thompson left for Fresno, Calrfornra, and 'lfiarlrn Schroader 'Vlar garet Johnson and Robert Parrrott drdn t come back to school Ruth Paulson came from Albert Lea and In the mrddle of the year Pranklrn Hamson came from Wells to graduate wrth us Oct 14, we went to John s Studro at Lake Mrlls to have our graduatron prctures taken In November we agarn had our carnrval, wrth Ruth Paulson as our queen candrdate Thrs year for the filst trme we came out on top and Ruth was crowned Carnrval Queen of 52 53 by Nona Larson Carnrval Queen of .JI 52 On Aprrl 10 we went to Mrnneapolrs for Skrp day We went through Wold Chamberlarn I'reld the Ford plant artrflcral lrmb factory and WCCO N we are eagerly antrcrpatrng our graduatron Then each of the 36 senrors wrll go hrs separate way, enter r catron of hrs chorce BETTY ANN WARREN and JANET , y . 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CLASS PRGPI-IECY On a blight sunny morning in 1970 I decided to take my long awaited vacation flom the diudgciy of the office After packing mv belongings I began what I thought would be a period of relaxation Befoie beginning my Jouincy I decided to stop off at a local bookstore to purchase some material to read during my vacation Imagine my surprise when lookmg through the best known novels of the day I came upon a book entitled How to Develop Hour Muscles From Man to Moose ln Ten Easy Lessons written by none othcx than my former classmate of KHS Philip Ackerman I purchased the book for sentimental reasons and continued on my way I vs as driving along smoothly when I came upon a drawbridge that was under construction To my amazement I recognized head constiuction engxneer to be Betty Wigern standing on the top of a steel girder shouting orders to the workers in that foghorn voice of hers I would have liked to stop and chat but as this did not seem to be the Betty I had known I drove on In want of entertainment I turned the radio to my favorite radio program Bud Meyers Talent Scouts Bud, who had taken over Arthur Godfrey s Show had suddenly sprouted red hair and skyrocketed to fame As his words became distinct I heard Bud exclaimmg Want to keep your hair in place? Use Johnson s Genuine Jellied Jellac created by that world famous hair stylist Carroll better known as Chet Johnson World famous crooner Frankie Clover bow Hamson who attained glory after appearing on this show says It keeps your hair in place even when you take it oft at night and put it under your pillow After a word from Frankie our host came back on the air and introduced the uests for the evenlng Beverly Remlasoder and Eddie Meyer as the California Corn Huskers fastest yodelling team in the business After a tremendous ovation Bud started his second commercial advertising Priscilla Otteistein s up and coming business the local De Mousmg Agency Realizing I had aziived at my destxnation I drove to the local YWCA to find a place to spend the night As I the Y He said he enjoyed his work very much and he told me that Norma Matz was working for him teaching Judo I xxert to see hci and we had a long talk She informed me that she was going to challenge world famous wrestling champ Phyllis Courrier for the womans wrestling championship of the world I promised to come and see her the next night and she invited me to a benefit dinner for the 12th Street Mission tonight headed by Patty Haukoos deaconess That evening sitting at the banquet table I found that Curtis Hochreiter had prepared and donated the roast pork While talking to Norma I also discovered that he was now a world famous chef It was then bxought to my attention that the bread and rolls for the occasion were furmshed by Henry Schaper head of the Better Biscuit Baking Corporation Before the dinner was served the Rev Jerome Hoel, who had given up his career as a dancer and gone into the ministry arose and gave the blessing During the course of the meal I found my gaze wondering to the other end of table where I spotted a very stout lady whom I thought looked familiar but I Just couldn t place her I asked Norma about her and found that it was my old classmate Ruby Madsen, now known as Midget Mountain Madsen I was Just eatmg my salad when my gaze wandered from my carrots to a sxmllar color which I found to be my old friend Emll s crowning glory I couldn t resist the xmpulse to chat with hun so I changed places with the man next to him and began conversing with Emil I discovered he was now the head of the local FBI fFamous Blondes Institute of Modelingl and domg very well at it too Just then we dlscovered that everyone else was done eating and Deaconess Pat Haukoos was rising to give the benedlction Then Just as we were ready to leave a famous general and his wife appeared late as usual Why Buzz Herrick' I exclaimed, Is that really you His wife Shirley Kephart replied surely IS but please call l-im Jerry now Since he got his last four stars we ve become more dignified Why Ive even given up teaching my Phy Ed class And with that she pulled him by the ear and they left with Jerry lookmg wist fully back at us mce I had came with Norma we decided to leave together to hit some of the local hot spots As we walked -avenue we spied a twinkling slgn that spelled Snyders Golden Horseshoe Club run by our former now known as D1amond Lil Rosa Across the street on another blazing neon were the words Wacky s 1 ' D . 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