Lancaster High School - Echoes Yearbook (Lancaster, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

-Y . V az. ' , .- .fZulw..L'fff'2..13?-115.1 L-.LLRJ E H .:.:::: ' H 'R 1951 ECHOS OF LHS P d b h I f LANCASTER HIGH SCHUUL the-if mln g V X D zs + 1 f 1, ::a:i15iEi, A M PIT? Iii i, I I .. ,Jl!!!l W W- 'I' + 4 Lls!lJl1. mimi! IHfli'l?f Ii I 'ff' T : if Q E2 4 1 A W s ' ' I ' - N XA4Lf'4-4: Q -S Mfg -ll!-in A 5 resente y te senior cuss o We Ded1cate -ee Q- it MR SMITH We, the sen1or class of 1951, dedicate this yearbook to Mr Smith our superintendent He has been an inspiration to us through our high school years. His untlring patience in helping us with our seemingly trivial problems has led us to respect and admire him for his understanding and helpful attitude. I -e 1.. ' 1 1:f...2 ...,'. Z I :,: kill :--l 5 .1: 4. p V ,. I 'A gg Sb-if l O , O C Victor Ogorek Elliot Hunter Bernard Rundquist Howard Ward Edward Johnson Oscar Nordlne Chairman Prlnclpol Superintendent Howard E Hoveland Gordon A Smith 3 Faculty ARL ABRAPAADOL H006 icvnfm' NRS A R TN Lb D 1 ffun T NR GORDON VAIL science Coach ng NR DELDLRT SAND ADP Pmltdr MISS JENNIE SKARIER NR WILLIAN PROVANCE English B S' Jr matic Vocwtforal Ab lculture l 'N MISS BILLIE BECHTLE Fourth and Fifth Grades MISS LOLA SUGDEN First and Second Grades 19V MISQ 2a1IAN LTNDHOLN ki'th nd Qixth Graaes MRS MARIE BERKLLAND Third Grade MR GERALD LEHNER Music MR ROBLRT KIRK Commercial Geograohy Student Counc1l Standing Charles Hunter, Duane Carlson Glad, Roger Hedlund, Donal Ward, Miss Lois Dexter Patsy Glad, Lois Lindquist president Mr Smith advisor, Dennis Skarien fa ulty represent amtor Cooks E1Roy Hanson E1v1ra 6 Norland and Mabel Homstad I Q 'EZ' E 1, ig if-5? n t If N Q , ff, ' : ' 3 . , ' ativeg Marlene Glad: Dale Beck. Seatedg Donna Hardy elen Wllhardtg 3 . 1 ' O .ti 5 Q , 1 3 Q , I 6 ii' W A X 123 5 1, if -in 21 .nl 2a2:a6w ' Y SWA 6 .ii 191 ' 23:13 'Am W' V A , , , ,gf kr un... a,n4ff-- - w ELDEN JOHNSON 'Girls don't bother me.' Glee club-1 F.F.A.-1 2 4 MARGARET KOECHLER 'I can resist anything except temptat1on.' Mixed chorus-3 Glee club-2,4 Ensemble-2 Newspaper-l,2,4 Yearbook-2,3,4 Class officer-4 Student council-2,3 Clase play-5 Librarian-2 PHYLLIS NELSON 'They say the good die young. My, I must take care of myself.' Band-2,5,4 Claes play-5 Mixed chorus-1,5 Glee club-2,5,4 Double eextette-2 Declamation-2,3 Claes officer-4 Newspaper-4 Yearbook-4 Librarian-2 DENNIS KEIL 'Think I'11 go out tonight and give the girls a break.' Football-2,5,4 Class officer-2,4 Track-2,3,4 Basketball-2 F.F.A.-Pres.,1,2,3,4 Mixed chorus-1,3 Clase play-5 Student council-3 Yearbook-4 ROY JASZCZAK 'Say, did you hear the one about ----- 7' F.F.A.-1 Class officer-1 Football-2,3,4 Clase play-3 Declamation-1 Newspaper-2 MARILYN HALVERSON 'A lovely girl most nobly planned, to love, to comfort, and command.N Gloe club-1,2,5,4 Mixed chorus-3 Deolamation 1 Claes officer-5 Newspaper-4 Yearbook-4 LOIS LINDQUIST 'She needn't cast those come- hither glances. They come anyway.n Band-1,2,5,4 Mixed chorus-1,3 Glee club-1,2,3,4 Claes play-5 Class officer-2,3 Student council-1,Pres.4 Yearbook-5,Ed1tor-4 Librarian-1 Clarinet trio-2 Newspaper-1,2,3,4 Declemetion-1 Pep Band-2,5 RICHARD HOGLIN NDon't let that lamb-face-look pull the wool over your eyes.n F.F.A.-1,2 Yearbook-4 BARBARA WARD 'Independent everg neutral never.' Newspaper-2,4 Mixed chorus-1,6 Pep band-2,5 Librarian-1-2 Band-1,2,3,4 Yearbook-4 Glee club-l,2,4 MURIEL SANNER 'It'e better to be small and shine than to be big and cast a ehadow.n Glee club-l,2,5 4 Mixed chorus-1, Declamation-1 Class officer-1,5 Student council-Pre fs Newspaper-1,2,3, Ed Cheerleader-2,5,4 Band-1,2,5,4 Librarian-1 Yearbook-4 Double sextette-2 VIRGINIA COLEMAN 'A winning smile, a sweet and quiet way, a gentle blush thet'e there to etay.' Glee club-1,2,5,4 Mixed chorus-1, 5 Newspaper-4 Yearbook-4 Declamation-1 Student council-2 HODNEY'TWISTOL 'Worry and I have Basketball-1,2 Track-2 Football-3,4 F.r.A.-2,:s.4 a e.,4 nor-4 never,met.' ,fax 3' CLIFFORD ANDERSON 'My head'a in the clouds in more ways than one.' Basketball-1,2,5,4 Track-1,2,5 Football-2,5,4 Band-5,4 Mixed chorus-5,4 F.F.A.-1,2,6,4 Clase play-5 Claes officer-3 Yearbook-4 I JOAN MURRAY nAfter all, three cents will carry anything you want to exprees.' Glee club-1,2,4 Mixed chorus-1,5 Yearbook-4 Newspaper-1,2,4 Librarian-1 DESSIE FARBO 'I learned a lot ln school, but I can't remember what it was.' Glee club-1 Declamation-1 Newspaper-1,4 Librarian-1,5 Yearbook-4 Mixed chorus-1 RAY PHILLIPS nSome really do find me handsome.n F.F.A.-1,2,5 Football-2,5, captain-4 Basketball-1,2 Track-2 Baseball-1,2,5 Claes play-5 Mixed chorus-1 Declamation-1 RICHARD FARBO 'Work facinates me. I can ,watch it for hours.' Football-4 F.F.A.-1,2 DORIS BECK WAn ambitious student and real friend too, she's always busy when there's work to do.' Librarian-5 Glee club-1,2,4 Mixed chorus-1,3 Newspaper-4 Yearbook-4 PATRICIA lcmo 'When there's nothing to laugh at, she starts a circus of her own.' Glee Club-1,2,3,4 Mixed chorus-3 Class Play-3 One-act play-3 Newspaper-2,5,4 Claes officer-1 Student council-1,4 Yearbook-4 Cheerleader-1,2,3,4 Librarian-1 'Q A n 1 MARILYN CEDERGREN 'Her eyes are blue and bewitohing--beware! Glee club-1,2 Mixed chorus-3 Class play-5 Newspaper-2,5,4 Class officer-2,4 Yearbook-4 Cheerleader-l,2,5,4 Librarian-2 DONALD GLOW 'Late hours are bad for one, but they're very nice for two. Besketoall-1,2,3,4 Football-2,3 Glee club-1 Mixed chorus-5 F.F.A.-1,2,3,4 Class play-5 Class officer-1,4 Newspaper-4 Yearbook-4 Baseball-1,2,5 OFFICERS President ..... . ..... ... .... ..Doneld Clow Vice President .... . .... .Phyllis lelson Secretary ........ ...lergaret Koeohler Treasurer. ......... ....Marilyn Cedergren CLASS COLORS American Beauty and Silver CLASS FLOWER !s11o1 Josquil CLASS IOTTO 'Bet yourself earnestly to see stat you were seas to de, then set yourself earnestly to do 1t.' CLASS ADVIBIRB lr. Blitb and lr. Kirk I0 , . 4 , -A 4 H1stor The h1StOTl oi the class of l95l 1S so dramatlc that we must conpare it to a play a modern play that completely disrtgards all rules of drama We shall proceed to rev1ew thls four act play, Nihe class of l9Slu, 1D as unbiased a manner as po sible It 13 produced by the board of educatlon w1th the taxpayer's co-operat1on and lb given by an all star cast There are thlrty three stars at the beglnnlng of the play They are Clxfford Anderson, Dor1s Beck, Marilyn Cedergren, Charles blow, Donald Clow, Vlrglnia Coleman, Rodney tory, Rlchard Efflnger, Leonard Ehrehstrom, Dessie Farbo, Hlchard Farbo, Patricia Glad, Mary Gustafson, Mar1lyn Halverson, Krist1ne Hanson, Phyll1s Hogl1n, Rlchard Hogl1n, Roy Jaszczak, Phyllis Jerome, Elden Johnson, Denhls Keil, Lo1s Lindquist, Joan Murray, Phyllis Nelson, Ray Ph1l11ps, Kate Puskeora, blyde Sandul, Murlel Sanner, Alvord bundwm, Barbara Ward, and Patrick Wilson VSTIOUS 1HC1dBHtS and circumstaxces occur throughout the drama which cause some actors to drop out and others to join the cast The scenes all take place in Lancaster H1gh School and the eettlhgs are plaln, showing s1gne of hard use The v1ll1an is called Study, and each year tne cast looks forward w1th dread to the encounter w1th hil best friend, Examinatlons However, through careful dally preparatlon they are able to defeat him In act one the perloruers are given the name of Freshmen Durlng most of th1s act they are constantly slammed and trampled on by the upperclassmen There are several h1ghlights 1n th1s act, but the most hllar- 1ous scene is probably 1nitiat1on, when the bophomores show their author1ty over the Freshmen The cast il led through the entire play by four leadlng characters known as class officers In the 11rst act Patsy Glad is Presldent, Donald blow IS Vice Presldent, Mur1el Sanner 1S Secretary, and Roy Jas czak is Treasurer perfonmers who left the stage lor other vocat1ons dur1ng tH1S act were Patrack Wllson, Mary uustafson, Alvord Sundum, Leonard Ehrenstram, Clyde Sandul, and Hlchard Ehrehstrah Ihe clamax comes wlth f1nal examinatlons, but as ae previously stated, the Freshmen were v1ctorious and the curtaln lalle leav1ng everyone 1n a happy mood Act two snows the same scene but the characters, who are how called Sopnomores,appear a tr1fle more fa m1l1ar w1th thelr surroundlngs, and we note a dec1ded change 1n the1r make up and costumes As the curtain r1ses we not1ce 1mmed1ately the absence of Kathryn Bla1r, Dickey Effinger, Kate Puskedra, and Krlstine Hanson A hlgh po1nt of thls act was 1n1t1at1on or the lowly kreshmen, and our cast takes great P8138 in giv1ng them the proper treatment Now they are led by Mickey Cedergren, Dennls Kell, and Lois Lindqulst, who occupy the consecutlve Oll1CeB of Presldent, oecretarv, and Treasurer between the f1FSt and second scenes a new actor, Rodney Tw1stol, was admltted to the cast, and about th1s time Phyllis Hoglln and Rodney Cory left us At the end of the act aga1n the group must meet the dreaded cr1s1s, but agaln they come through w1th flying colors As the perionmers take thelr places for act three, we see the same famlliar laces, but ind1vidua1 changes 1h both looks and attitude prevent the poss1b1l1ty of monotony One new actress, Margaret Koechler, takes her place on stage at thls t1me The chosen leaders for this act are Pres1dent, Marilyn Halverson, Vice Pres1dent, bliiford Anderson, secretary, L013 Llndquist, and Treasurer, Muriel Sanner The purchase of class r1ngs and the presentation of a class play, uBT1d8S to Burnn, were two of the outstandlng scenes How ever, the climax was the Prom and Banquet put on by the performers, now called JUIIIOTS, in honor of the Senlor Class They chose the theme, WStardustH, and decorated the hall and assembly accordlngly 1n a very tlme Act four arr1ves at last and 1S warnly recelved We have grown honestly fond of all the cast, some of whom we regarded w1th 8HVthlHg but favor 1H the 11PSt act It 18 wlth deep regret that we notice the absence of two of our perionmers, Phyllls Jerome ard Charles Clow Donald Clow leads the group through the last act and 15 a s1sted by Phyllls Nelson, Margaret Aoechler, and l1CK6y Ledergren Durlhg th1s act the cast enJoys the pleasure of presenting another tnree act play and also of taklng a short trlp together At last the fatal hour arrlves F1nal Examinat1on ra1ses his slnlster head The 3Cnl0F attack is brave and well organlzed and the result v1ctory 15 apparent The play ends in a burst oi glory, w1th flofers, mus1c, and congratulat1ons 1U short, graduat1on exerclses, and we have the well known and ever popular, appy endlng mln! M SA, .I it - JL Aff-FLTQA 11 l . . . . f . . Z . Th. attractive manner. All their hard work and careful preparation again helped th m come through at examination 2 gdig' vt, , 17 I QT- ' J U F e X Nm V ' ' , . N ., W- 5 - X 5 ax I7 t 4 ' -- Xjf f , A, ,L ' ., . , K QE . ,J 1' 'sr ,. 3 ' Our fr1ends, belng 1D much better temper than usual, we have called you to assemble here as a solomn dutv, that you, the helrs and asslgns ol tHE Senlor Class oi 1991 may hear our last w1ll and testament We feel our brllllant record anu uzusual achlevements w11l 11ve alter us, but, not alshlng to take any chances, we suggest that a tablet on wn1ch snall oe lnscrlted our several names and a few oi our ost as toundine deeds be purchased and placed 1U the audltorlun of the school 1h a pOS1tlOH where lt N111 SLF1K0 the eye of all who enter And so we bequeath To the Junlor Class we leave our hood luck, Wh1CH snould satlsxy them, and all our r1,hts as senlors 1n classrooms, as well as any notebooks, penclls, bum wads, sunflower seeds, our beloved Chevrolet wh1ch taxles us each noon, and any debts contracted whlle 1n the bu51H6SS of belng a senior Ne also EIVG tnem our well known nerve, whlch they w1ll need next year To our good fr1ends the sopnouores we leave our pat1ence It w1l1 be lound uselul as the only means by whlch to endure the JunlOTS Tb the freshmen we leave our mantel of dlgnlty Ne real1ze that they can never f1ll 1t, but slnce it 15 expected of them, our advlce 1s, HUFID and wear lt H To our teach rs, the faculty of L S we hereby g1VQ, free from all inherltance, luxury, or lncome tax, our ent1re store of KhOW19d6B From than lt came and to them lt should oe returned Along wlth thls knowledge 15 bequeathed much adl1t1ona1 1nforuat1on obta1ned by or1g1nal research and contemolat1on To our teachers we also bequeath our v luable sense oi humor Flnally we 51V9 them our very klnuest re5ards and our S11C8P9 gratltude ior 'h91F unlaillng 1ndnes and ald In thxs manner do we dlspose of our personal 70558551035 Clifford Anderson w111s h1s large slze football sult to Arden Chrlstopnerson and his ao1l1ty to o to Hallock to any Jun1or boy Doris Beck leaves her ablllty to Eet uarllyn Ceder ren F1115 ner Job at shorthand book to harlys nlxstrom n case Donald blow w11ls h1s Job as ScH1Or rolet to Chuck Hunter along w1th mr hzrk to AOFTIS uurray D1n5's to any poor JUn1OP wlth more tune than xoney and also her she wants to take an advanced course presldent to any Junlor tHdt gets stuck wlth lt anu also hls chev V1rg1n1a toleman w111s her passion lor onevs w1tn radlos lnstead oi he ters to uerald Homstad Rlchard barbo leaves h1s phllosopry to le ve well enough alone to hlCH3Td Ehrenstrom Dessie rarbo wills her red ha1r to anyone who wants lt and her elf consc1ousress to Lols Dexter Patsy olad w1l1s her lgnorance to ord r Canad1an hamburgers to anyone who llkPS 5dT11C and her locker to anvone who has a short coat next year marilyn Halverson leaves all the l1brary books 1n her locker to Yvonne Peterson ln hopes she w1ll check them back 1n lor her R1chard Poglin leaves all h1s landlng i1elds to bruce Berkeland Roy Jaszcrak wllls his abil1tv to tell Jokes ln A5 to Arden Chr1stopherson bldon Johnson wills h1s ab1l1ty 1n Ag to Gary ochw nzieler and h1s bookkeeping cxedlt to LEWIS Jaszczak Dennls Ke1l leaves is a llity to argue to Darlene Kothe Marbaret Koechler 1111s ner ablllty to argue to brace beck and er Lever lor short ha1r to Jean Yard as she 15 the only one wlth the same a1lhent Lois L1ndqu1st le ves her uncons lous 1l1rt1ng to Darlene Kotne and oetty eylund 1n hopes they w1l1 somehow find out how much iun it can be also her unsurpassable des1re to play only those notes she wants to Cwhich are few and 1 r betweenj dur1ng band rehearsals Joan Murray w1l1s her ab111ty to day dream to carol Sanner Phyllls Nelson leaves her chalr 1h band to florence OlSOHObK1 and her last package oi gum runs out of sunllower seeds Ray Ph1ll1ps leaves h1s old dull razor blades to Arden and hls llashy green socks and shoe one who wants them MUP181 Sanner w11ls all her old excuses to her slster carol, in case she won't be able to to anyone who laces to any thlHK of any Rodney TW1 tol w1l1s hls ambltion to Denn1s Nordlne Barbara Hard wllls her abillty so they may have HS11VeF halrs amonv Mar1lyn Halverson and VlT51Hl8 legs FIHS ly, we do hereby name and class ddV1SOF and superintendent, hr to any blonde to aroue for the Co op to Marlene ward and her Bray ha1rs the bold H Coleman wlll thelr seat over the wheel on the bus to anvone w1th short appolnt as the sole executor 01 th1s, our last will and testament, our unlth In w1tness whereof we, tne class of 1951, the t stator, have set our hand and seal on th1s lbth day of January 1n the year of 1951 f Z .11 U - .- . . - e ld V . . .F ' . 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Prophecy From far benea+h txe sands of time Frou deepe t :rom between I bring this The earth is depths of ocean grime the rays of shining sun, message, seniors of trauped by nany feet From Arctic cold to Tropic heat, But tr leling on the seas of time Is a duty that is only mine I venture now Lrom evenlng gay, To ten years hence, so far awry From h re and now to CHEM and there I travel by sea, by land, by air It's a very wanm and humid diy When I suddenly find nyseli in Bombay AS I step Iron the ship someone says Hnello Whv 1t's the AhbdSSdGOT to India, hlcn rd rarbo From the trooical sun he's become tuite tan He tells me there's still trouble with aaistan I an abnut to depart when who should I meet But an American nurse in aH11OPh neat Marg ret lo tr vellng in the bar hast Practicing medicine on the human beast She soends all her time banda 1ng a ut Anyone can see that she's in a rut Alter a eal of french lries and pork I boarded a plane and Htook olfn lor New York Over the ocean by T 4 A She told me And thought In New York People were there till all hours oi the night The handsome hero who was seen on the screen Whs that 'Sl graduate, Richard Hoglin R1chard's first picture was playing that night The name of it was NWho Turned on lhe L1ght?H Next I hurried out to get something to eat I found a little restaurant right up the street she had tired of stayin at home that this was a good way to roam My order was taken and I was thinking of old times, When I heard a familiar voice ring out like chimes USoups On'H the Vo ce cried and there's quite a rush I saw barbara Hard was cooking the hush Washtngton D C was my next stop From New York that's just a short hop Uwe want peacelu I heard a voice speak The people are quiet, the bleachers squeek Beanie is the new Senator lrom our state Remember when he used to come to school late? the movie theater lights ilashed bright Just a short distance irom this California college I came to another institution oi knowledge Prom a classroom I heard voices loud Thought I UThat must be quite a crowd'U I saw the teacher, calm and cool It was hodney Twistol, teaching school The Lalixornia weather was warm for me So I went down to a beach by the sea I was wading by the shore wnen the tide came in, md I iouno myseli in water, up to my chin I began to scream till I thought I'd go mad, Then came the liieguard, Patsy Glad I went to my roam at my iirst chance, Picked up the paper and took a quick glance It seets that down south on a large plantation One guy had really caused quite a sensation His new discovery which makes cotton grow, Is bein sold in great quantities by Donnie Clow I boarded a plane that aiternoon, I was in chicago very soon I was wondering what my dinner would cost NHCH suddenly I realized that I was lost I decided to ask the cop up the street It was Junior Anderson pounding a beat. That evening I went to a daredev1l's show I got a place in the very front row grandstand was packed as lull as could be, e lights went on, up went the banner areallst was our Muriel aanner I couldn't leave Chicago without seeing a play I saw MacBeth starring Lois and Ray All agreed that the parts were played well And their future success only time will tell I boarded a train and while we were in Wisconsin, Who should get on, but Eldon Johnson Eldon was traveling irom town to town Preaching the sermon, up and down Soon I heard the Conductor call, Next stop ot Paul is I got oil the train the crowd shouted Hhurraylu ror stepping off the next car was uovernor Murray The minneapolis Symphony Orchestra was there, Their beautiful music filled the air. The director was famous over all the land, It was Phyllis, who played in the High School Band The news in Barge attracted me there, Hank and Thelma were oil the air Women are cannon in politics now Ken are all asking, Nhen? why? How? Doris is secretary ol Preasury of She hasn't lost a single penny to Out on the ocean, big and blue One oi the seniors has gone there Many a young admirer raves Of Dessie's illustrious career in I learned this in s shop near New e U S this day the waves York Harbor As I remember I heard it from a barber In answer to an invitation from out California I took a plane and got out there the very next day Dennis, in his cap and gown way I turned on the radio as the time drew near Mar11yn Halvorson's sin ing is wh t I did hear A dentist convention was also in town, There was one dentist oi great renown Hhen speaking to her they all called her Mi ky Her chosen profession was really quite tricky A trip through time you have taken with me In air, on land, and on the sea Now from far away I speak to you From forests green and skies of blue I wish you luck in l1fe's long game And hope you reach your chosen fame. 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V 4 B if Q Senior Snaps IT' ilu nv ig' uw 50,1 E5 fffxfa' ...xv NKMJWN-in ,,. wa fav' . .31 el A 'R' all 4 'U 'ff 4 l1I11Of S mul ,J Nordlne Berkeland L Jaszczak D Nordlne D L Dexter J, Elfstrom C Hunter J Ward f Q- Olson A M Murray Peterson C Sanner ...- A ' C 1 G . Homstad mv 1 I' H . Ehrenstrom G . Schwenzfeier S F. Ollonoski 15 A. Christopherson G Beck Ward -Q' Kothe Uh 1 B . Bylund FG, .17 N I u 1 O Q .. QQ. xiii' .1, N 'Rn 5' N 'S if , 1 . ff Q-v , J G. ' K .r ' 5 , r ,fx f i 'H l sf A v i 3 Q, i X r B. . . ' V'-' VI, 3 S ,f A f in , . , ,,f ' nf. L -5 1 - J V X Y M. I. I. 3 M. . . , i it ,I , , S' V fm , 02 55 , -Y , , , . D, f- A -f D' 4' Q? 3 w H+ ,A ' ' .V .. Y. . ' fn 4' ' Rf: W w, 7 , I r' 2 x'1 X 3, If Suppes A Schaenzfeler C? D Hogl Cerkownlak 1 Sophomores Deterson n Heol1nd A Ollsh Homstad ,Q- an Kuntson Nordlne Jul w Carlson llhar Hunter L Kush nskl 'Viv Johnson Prady 'PIG L Isaacson S Cedergren B Adolfson J Larter 16 QQ I D Anderson 'Q 1 5 'fr xi P' I Ni 'J T' , X Q . 4' 'io f' ww. W A 14 A u I 4 ,Q Tv 5- - B. . , V. ' '. H. N'N it f 13' 1 Y I I 5, f 8. F, 'rs .1 ' . ' ' 5' .9 ' N C. - 4 ,jf X Q ' 1' fi s l, 3 , ' , ' WE? V iz gi i ,v?,7'J .,:Q: Q :E gg 4 . L. . 1 an ? . 'S 4 f' ' '- . in rj Q- P - E. M, , Jog' Q 5 , -ff ' . 'K' , if ' ' ff? 1 f . - W' ' :nz fo r ' ' 44' I M., k v mr ' M. D. ' A- V , i N .RW H, ' 4 ' 8 n 4 1 N Y 4: Q -v . l af. . . A.. kv N HN S . 5. 1 H , . Sophomores N,-fav' Nordire A Lund P Johnson D Wilson 4!71P' Anderson S J Anderson M. Llndstrom lm .ff .1 if ! x 1' xii A Freshmen 1 I., had .M J Cerkowniak M Eggerud G Gardiner Z' , w f. .1 Coffield D Ekholm L Isaacson 'W vi 'ii ffx wr X. 8 A 1 2 5 7 X fi, k X1 D L. Dexter C. Peterson 5. Farbo IiihiiiiH60li!iliiiilliiiliililiiiiliiI S NOT PICTURED Vance Johnson David Westerson David Karol Dale Vogle l GQiiiiiiiiQQQQQQQQQGOQOiiliiiliihiiiifli Q 0 ZR S Jaszcak Kain Beck ii ar' .af D. Makaymchuk in xii if ' , D- K, 2 .noi 1-.- 1 ,. 4 4 no ur , W: I sS,:.s. I S wack , , :s, V ..,. aa2.a- sis X Q T D ' ' 1. .... . . D Q ,sg 1919, 4 an 1 If of T1 rn. JERN gggigfofi ' ' A Ni E A YQ - . I . ,Q Q B. - .. . K, 5 f sQ f W'k 4 Vw : 51 ki, rw M' FFL .lu , ..1 ff !qi5EiE?? 4 5 kr.. . xo 4 D . E. . . D. ,1 ' 4 X S! 4 gg Q 'i A as Q' K 'Q 3 , M. .D mV D Carlson 17 V Karol xl Q, 4, .1- ,,..- , 0 PV V' Qulnpr 5 n D Murray B Streve A igwfrix ffm Nic 1101 on QE B Smith 1 K Nicholson 5 Toreson F0 Freshmen aff: Z 67' J Smolqk QW-UPI' Norclling -A -J 55' Sjostr-and B Sundem Ward H af, D Nordine M Winters m nf ,, 17 Vqgle Wallenberg Waller Walukievicz. JW! ?vi.:L'r.lf3ai h fix 'Ko In 1 'xl' I I .1 P 51 R ff, ff 1 ' .X . I ,, J. , . L 7 ' 3 3 Q 4 'f v Q , , . ii J. ' ' A N' , f' J ' 1 9- 4 ' ,u - ,V A- ' C. ' , f Q ' A M 'ff 4 -Li:-'- QS 5 2 Q f 1 ' N' V D' S . , 6 wlig 3 nk? K. ' x A W. A v V! v :,. f i Q f. isa ' fm '-gf - A if Ni, x I ' fr 1 ,, . 5 . x . . ' , V. . W H 41 ,, O f -v H' 0 - ,A M' J. Q5 4 g ,Q ' li lf? J G C' o o ' I8 1 I S ' H We Get Into Mischief mesa 'Y M' 5 TQHFQ ,. E if Es .g,l!gl, .A,v. Ea ingr ,ggifgty :. VN' 75 K .L i 4 ' ' R , vzli, 'if ,.,, ..,, K' rr? 4' ,E ., , Q 9' .. I I, A.: 1.Coax me a little bit. 2.Aren't we cute? 3.Ardy winds up. 4.Worry at initiation. 5.I'm a commando! 6.Butch 7.Hot stuff! 8.Excuse us. 9.Py- ramid lO.A summer affair 1l.Fancy Freshmen l2.Stag line 13.Cheese cake 14.Ghew1ng the rag 15.P1ncurls l6.A new hat 17.More cheese cake. 18.Bophs at work? 19.What is it? 20.Stud1ous Juniors 21.A1n't she sweet! 22.Gay and Jean 23.I'm nervous 24.Daydreamer 25.Frosh 26.P1o- nio 27.Say cheese 28.811 'drippy' freshmen. dd E1ghth fade First rowg D Tindstrom, Y Davis, C Larson, R Nordlne, D Uppman, D Glad, M Glad Second row J Wilson, D Poffield, J Coffield, J Jerome D Hawkyard, E Haynes, R.Weberg, G Ham erstrom, B Gustafson, A Berke land, C Cedergren, B Beck, B Viereck, D Schlenzfeier, V Jaszcak, J Norman Not pictured G Nicholson First rows D Gustafson, L Glad, B Satterland, H Strege, T Dahlman, M Clow, D Sjostrand, R Murray, J Jaszczak, C.Satter1und Second row F Dexter, J Olsonoski, D Ward, L Hunter, S.Dexter, 0 Eggerud, B Hugg A Peterson, D Ward, Third rows B Cory, D Weberg, B Kavanaugh, C Viereok, C.Wa1ler, L Otto, M Wilebski, L Glad, M Hartwig, D. Hender son, R Nelson. Fourth row L Isaacson, C Mattson, G Vagle, M Lind strom, P Lager, D Uppman, W Walukievicz, R Nordine, M.Gard1ner, D. 0151500 20 0 l A o A-I o o o o 0 I . o 0 2 o v Q 1 . 0 0 0 Q o , I o 0 ' I 0 0 0 N 0 0 f-EM-v o 2 o 0 if Q9 +ve' 4 , Seven th Gr o L 'nk - , ,I . f . '4 . f 0 ' o o o Q 0 0 0 0 . 0 0 o V o H o 0 0 0 o 0 o o 0 o Q 0 0 0 2' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Grades and First row G Glad, E Otto, C Satterlund, R Vagle Second row Rundquist, C Nordine, H Nordine, J Ward, C Peterson, M Nordstrom, J Carlson, D Vagle, P Skogen, C Weberg, V Gustofson, V Wangen, E Wal er, J Viereck Back row B Satterlund, B narlson, R Lindstrom, J oychuk, B Qulner, N Peterson, M Sjostrand, S Weleski, L Wederstrand J Hammerstrom Not pictured J Norland, V Hunter, R Vagle rades cu n Ili' an H' First re! H Nordine, J Looken, D Uppman, A Clow, L Carlson, B Mat tson, I Glad, J Erickson, J Hunter Second row J Locken, J Boro ski, K Jenkins, 0 Lund, L Jenkins, C Kushinski, D Dagen, R Tureson, D Glad, K Smith, B Dagen, J Lesklew, S Hhmmerstrom Third row Murray, V Whlukieviez, 0 Hugg, H Nordine, J Bylund, H Berkeland, S Bohwenzfeier, I Isaacson, R Glad, J Coffield, N Ball Not pictured: D Kavanaugk J Olson 21 ,a i 'LB M 3 I me : O l O C O : Ll I I O I Q A I 0 o e o 0 0 ' A O Q LK : 0 e V 0 Q 0 A Q Q Q . O O C I I O O 'REQ .4 v , ' f' 52? N' r -v g ' . 9 ' Q r Q U I 0' 1 ' ' .' 'glllfil .,' J J .KIUIH Av' i ,. J It 1 I '- : e e o 0 0 0 ' o 0 Q e 3 o 0 ' 0 Q Q o o 0 o 0 Q Q 0 0 : ue 0 0 0 0 O 0 I 0 O O Q o 1' e 0 Grade First row G Nelson, E Otto, D Erickson, J Turescn, M Vurray, J Boroski, B Jenkins, S Dagen, P Hunter, H Walukievicz, D Nordine, S Uppman, J Erickson, C Jppman, M Vagle, J Tureson, D Boychuk, J Mat thews Second row R Pearson, P Coffield, R Lccken, D Balderstcn C Hawkyard, K Nordine, M Peterson, L Weberg, T Blazejewski, D Cole man, L Schmiedeberg, M winters, G Ward Not pictured J Nelson, R Vagle, V Hunter, D Hunter Grades and First row: D.Peterson, K.W11ebek1, S.Ward, V.Vag1e, P.Hordstrom, A. Peterson, J.Nord1ne, K.V1ereck, D.Warner, C.Hammerstrom, D.V1ereck, D.Hove1end, J.Cory, D.G1ad, M.Bernetrom, R.Kueh1nsk1, B.Haneon, J. Erickson, J.Beck, L.Uppman, S.Peterson, S.Sm1th, M.Lyberg. Second rev: D.Warner, H.Cercown1ck, J.Sheter, R.Peterson, J.How1and, J. Otto, B.Verd, V.Rundqu1st, D.Setter1und, A.Redd1ngton, E.We1eak1, L. Shafer, R.Ieaaceon. Not pictured: D.le1eon, P.E1fetrom, J.Nord1ne, and J.Irotehnck. 22 .fb V ,xx .', 5 1 ' . . K A I 2 N5 I Q e e n e e A o s e e e 0 o v e e e 0 e e ' D e e e e e s , e o 0 0 e e ' l 0 o o e s e a O I C I ATHLETICS C-1l lJ OH' S15 I-'uh H rr USP W '1 352 ai' P' U 'fe-rU O UUA 5'-C50 'UTP- 'O'1l-' CDU: UO '53-U C7 f-4 U W ZCIICA OWN 500 QDTN P' W 5 -YZF' Q05 ui O 25 E501 461 WCW Umm ECS Wu U0 v-O21 mg? FD' U7 A 0 V- 'SOI- Ff b- UL I-'Gila WD-vb pac D-'19 Eoin C' D09 351-' SU'-5 03,-1' 'S If 'ze Q? NI- OUR Svc' FTC. HP- s I-U C' I9 SDI '15 C75 O I Nfl A 'I 15 C date aff fx 'XJ HIP .sun x 8 Q 5 On September 18th, a squad of 14 men reported for the 1950 football ye1r Among them were six returning lettermen, Dennis Kell, Hoy Jasacgak, Junior Anderson Ray Philllos, Rodney Twistol, and Arden Chrlstopherson After two hard weeks of practice, they met their first opponent, Argyle, on the home field with a successful victory, 18 6 Keeping up with the winning streak, the team Jour neyed tc Greenbush downing them, 14 37 Failing for the first time of the season, the s,uad was downed at Hallock, 51 8 The bad luck followed them to Lake Bronson, 40 6, and later to Steohen, 44 O The final game, one of the best played, was played here with Middle River Starring in deferse and passes, the team won with a score of 26 38 I . O K .. U . O O - 4 b . . H 9 0 1 , I , -. - -x 1 I I Y ' 1 4 .h p Q, , 1. L. y. ' gt- . ' W- ' 3 3 L' Z: 3, f1ff. 5 ,V 1, o n so r. P. . . S, fe wg f U 's'fL'D . f .- I U U1 11 111 I I ev v rr rf A 11 I ' V' h rr- 11 . 1:1 'r .. . ' 'I 'I 'u '3 '1 tr P 9 ?waI V S-, N 7 'JH a 3 13 -1 -. ., ?Q L L l ' Jo K I 4 LJ ,A I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 W 'K y , Q ' 1 1 :1 ' 1 fi F . ,- 1 I I ' I, , A . .N 3 1' 55, , ' . ' g, 1 I I 1,11 x. :pi F FJ Lv' :F . 1 V . .1 '1 ' ag-J -m QQ vw bfuv- 4 ,J is ! , sg ..., JH. ,S . D . 4 I Q ,- 5 5, ,J -:':. . 1 I ,M . ' 4 Lt' u- ul ' '-1' , 'U 0 c .. 1-1 . -. . ' W, ': :J :J r-' irrv 1: L ' ' J , 1 ff: wcfw W 'YW ' ' G1 ..'. O r-1 .1 0, , O 1 2 5 . . . o 0 , .1 , I ' I . 1 09 'Ze 56606 3 q000' Clifford Anderson Richard Dennis Kell T-f Rodney Twistol 67 Farbo Huddlin Roy Jaszczak Ray Phillips I in do Ag ha. i VL d : I . , . V? 'U o A 5, X W,W4f Q. our Fon FOQTBALL First row C.Mattson, D Glad D Uppman, G Hammerstrom, J.Norman, R Phillips D Ward, L Isaacson Second row L Jaszcak, R Jaszczak, C Cedergren J Wilhardt, R Twlstol, A Christopherson, D Kavanaugh Back row Mr Vail fcoachl, R Phillips, D Kell R Farbo, C Ander son, C Hunter, F Suppes, D Nordine, B Berkeland, hnanagerl. Hallock vs Lancaster J:........U 47 Denn1s,Ray,ani F up on a player from Hallocx Say boys thvea fr a ainst one no f iv 'Q 'Q gf X N 2 0 , s 0 o , o o o 2 0 o O , if . O I I ' 2 0 0 o , 0 Q ' U O I l i Nr 0 O I ,sf f s F xc, ' -' 4' 'Jw N' , 31 ,... T? I gf X311 Q- i 5 -P' D: ' . - .1 M if ' 2 Q ' ' . ' - ' Rodney gauging ' f ' dy 9 .... ' I ' ' u www r-M ,, ' ,N U.. N-1v , ,xi V ,- , M W . . '-ji ' -'-A ' 3'x 59'b 5 13 f k M Q x t a ,, - 'N f yds, 'S'M',-'iq' SW, 42 -sa, Basketball Q8 rw 81 . Ffli. Wvmf ww 1 1 t 1 APQGH Cnr topne son, uxaxles HQHIGI, llfforl Anaer tn,Jr , Gerald tin 111 race er elc Back rex , orion Vail, J tea JI 1 Ce e en, Don ld C1ow, Wayne c r' on, ana pen 1 v Q Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster Lanca ter Lancaster Lancaster Lancaste Lancaster Lancaster Lancaster GAM'S PLAY D 45 4x 28 reub1n1 A6 C1 Pallocw Pembina Badber Lake Bronson atranaqulst Kennedv Hddle River aarroad Yllliams Arbyle Eaudette Karlst d Badger Hallock Argyle Lake Bronson Stephen Kennedy , ,Q 40 4 49 4 4 W as 0. g -,f' , 'P 5 f 2 ' N. '1':' 'cuz . ' .-1s' ' r- 'Za' , L' ' C f ' S' - Qioms f1', ent E ' E iz fnd. ws: Coach G - L am'c :rona, Curtis d rgre. a QU. 'a Ls . . s '1a'. Q' gf ' . e 24 r 3 55 Y wf 'den 26 ,59 . ' I 51 - 4 24 4 ,, '- l Q8 fr? ' 1- -' - na ' .58 , 55 .A-'ff 1- :ae Rf 52 -56' J 56 45X l' 44 4 4v . 45 s ,4O n 51 '38 45 41 49 r .5lk 57 . asa 30 . 56 26 - 54 B Team Front row L Hunter, C Cedergren, J Wallenburg, D Ward, C Mattson Back row Mr Vail Ccoachl, G Hammerstrom, D Carlson, R Weberg, D Glad, J Jerome LETS WIN THIS CNE' Inybo you are wandering lhlt this hnddle is for, wo11,it is just what the heading says. They are huddlini lround the ball as a good luck measure for the game. Z' X 6 1099599 O 950 .9 sq, 09 dine 00 Ge- '. Sapp 569 O9 Adlln It's got a T! It's got an E! It's got an A2 It'e got an M3 It's got a T-E-A-M! Yea Team! Fight! Fight! ab, bel V6 , Pr 500480: it 1--6' sf .1 '- . 1 , ?n,h E214 .'-., ., .,.iz:, x Ot t -f. got ge get 5 J 'febifpen JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS Joyce Ward Marlene Glad Marjorie S J os 'brand Marlys Winters Y 039 ' 16 osngx ifoa x. 'o0 ' 'ow 1955? V' 'ow 60' 90 'Q X ,ef L are a 05 ee NlSo9.x,Lx96 3:3 Miss!! Y ?g5f2e,dg J.q5 -61' 1. 1659 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS Carol Jean Hunter Muriel Sanner Patsy Glad Mickey Cedergren Fight 'emi Fight 'emi F1ght 'emi Fight 'em: Yea team! Fight 'em3 K 99' ' K 0 4 gg. I6 I 'S BAND Afjl WU! BANQ First row Y Peterson, A Christopherson, H Nordine, C Larson row G Homstad, A Schwenzfeier, L Lindquist, H Wllhardt, C Nordllng, J Ward, B Ward, D Glad Third row B Smith, B Peterson, P Nelson, F Olsonoski, M war-a, R Weberg, Four-ch row A Luna, F Suppes, W Carl son, G Anderson, B Berkeland -fda-5-B uiet everyone, tap' tap1'huiet'N Those famous words could be heard from Mr Lehner every Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday afternoon The Lancaster Band, due to the loss of many graduating seniors, had a rather small band, but many beginners were pro moted to first band as the year pro gressed The band played at Market Day 1 Lancaster and entered at the Music Fes tival in Karlstad on April 18th MR GERALD LEHNER DIRECTOR w cy' 'QP i 9' E .4 1- ' , 3 : 0 0 ' . 3 C. sanner, L,Dexter, M.Sanner, J.Jerome, M.SJostrand-majorette. Second NQ :vc 0 J . ' F4 r . I1 Girls Glee Club 'GF First row D Olson, B Ward, D Kothe, Y Peterson, J Ward, M Halverson, V Coleman M Lindstrom, C Hunter, L Lindquist Second row G Beck, D Maksymchuk, P Nelson, M Elfstrom, F Olsonoski, M Ward, B Bylund, G Nordine, E Johnson, L Isaacson, B Peterson, M Koechler, D Hoglin, D Beck, A Schwenzfeier, C Nordling Third row D Molley, M clad, J Ward, L Dexter, C Sanner, J Murray, M Sanner, J Cerkowniak, P Glad M Sjostrand, M Winters, D Beck, C Peterson, B Smith Jumor Hugh Operetta The entire 7th and 8th grade chorus gave 'H M B Plnafore' by Gilbert and Sullivan on April 6th The cast was as follows Dick Dead Eye J.Norman Boatswain D.Ward Ralph Rackstraw D.G1ad Cap't Corcoran R.Nord1ne Student Director J.Jerome Sir Joseph Porter D.Uppman Buttercup M.L1ndstrom Hebe B.Cory Josephine D.Uppman Director Mr.Lehner 30 Malorettes :sig First row M Sjostrand Second row J Prickson C Satterlund, J Bylund, K Smith S Uppman K Jenkins Back row B wangen, C Weberg, N Wilebski, B Cory, B Quiner P Lager Grade Muslc Something new in grade music began at Lancaster this year. Under the supervision of Mr. Lehner all students from grades one through six practiced the tonette, sang and took part in other activities to learn the fundamentals of music. m I s t e if is 1- 7, 535 W . ,,,, , ' j ,- E E fd lla! : ' U : o .4 , , I . 0 ., g , , . : i ' . A .0 , . , . 0 e 1, ,-1. Annual Staff Seated M Cedergren, Business Mgr B Ward, D B ck, L Lindquist, Editor, P Glad, C Anderson, Asst Editor, M Halverson, M Ko c hler Standing J Murray, M Sanner, D Ke1l, D Farbo, R Dhillios, P Nelson, V Coleman, D Clow, C Hunter, A Christoph rson, Miss Skarien Advisor About once a month the townspeople were startled when mem bers of the annual staff came dashlng up to the postoffice a few The few precedlng days found the staff congregating in Room 5 every free period With the flash of a bulb, a click of a camera shutter, a gentle tap on the shoulder every now and then by a canvasser re ouesting your financial aid, the yearbook got under way. While the odor of glue and the sounds of snipping scissors filled the room, the story of events for the Lancaster High School year 1950 '51, thus unfolded, Editor in Chief Lois Lindquist Babs and Phyll work on 1 yout A' rr ts Eb 1 ig A '-o o o o 3 o 0 0 o ' 9 0 G' '0 0 o . o 0 l O minutes before closing, trying to meet their deadlines. O 'ff-27' .,..f 1 'iw HI LI tes aff First Row Mr Kirk, Advisor, W Carlson, A Christopherson, M Sanner, Edltor, P Nelson, B Ward, J Murray, M Koechler Second Row D Kell, G Nordlne, R Phillips, J Ward, B Bylund, M Ward, V Coleman, M Hal verson, L Llndquist, M Sjostrand, D Beck, D Beck, M Cedergren, D Clow Back Row J Ward, D Kothe, B Adolphson, C Sanner M Winters L Dexter C Peterson, P Glad Muriel 5enner,Ed1tcr NOTICE Pap r Staff Meeting fifth period Yes, thet's the sign that means another lssu f the L H S Hi Lites is du in two we ks Immediately after the meeting the reporters begin gathering in formation and condensing it into useful articles. After all the news is handed in and checked, the tyolsts begin working on the dummy copy. when this is completed it must be checked again before Barbara and Lois begin setting up the pages. Then the tyoists go to work again, this time on the master sets. Margaret designs a cover and illustrates the pages, and Donnie runs them off as quickly as they are completed. The last job of putting the pages together stapling, and circulating papers is usual- ly completed the seventh period of the deadline day with a sigh of relief from the entire staff. 33 0 0 - Sf M. :wg ,551 is ' Q Q ,, l Q 0 Q g 0 o 0 o o 0 : e Q u 0 0 0 5 0 n o e 0 1 Q C o c o 0 a a Q o Q o 3 e o 0 1 -un 9 Q . . 9 O 0 0 e - 9 3 a 1 e 1. 1 Q Y' Junior Class Play Wwe Shook the Family Treeu was oresented by the Junior Class on November 17, 1050 Hildegarde tries to get an invitation to the prom by taking part in a debate, but she only succeeds in getting her father in trouble Her mother arranges a date for her w+th the boss's son, who wears short pants and her father insists that she go for punish ment Complications of all sorts occur, but in the end everything turns out all right Freddie gets long pants and Hildegarde gets her date for tre prom Dl Seated Darlene Kothe,Nrs Dolson Grace Beck,Qa'1y, Marlene Ward 61 Sarner,Pa1ge Florence O1sonosk1,Mrs Shermer, Gera1d Fomstad b Charles Hunter,Mr Doleon, Garv Schwenzfe1er,Mr Shermer, Bruce Ber ke1and,Fredd1e Shermer, Arden Chr1stopherson,J1mny, Yvonne Peterson Student Director Mies Skar1en,D1rector 34 , A 1 - J111, Betty Bylund, Ellie rlayg Lois Dexusr,H11deQa2ae: hack 1-QWQCQ-rl 1 ' c . . V ' a- . Bo 7 D ' f., A ' , 4 S . One Act Play When the Whirlwind Blowsu is a drama which depicts one phase of the Russian Revolution Anna, played by Marilyn Halverson, is quiet, the arlstoc atic Madame Androya, outsmarts them both A superior rating was received at the sub-district festival and Lancaster was selected to go on to the district festival at Karlstad on March 28 Declcmahons First row' Donna Ward, humorous, Phyllis Nelson, dramatic, Barbara Cory humorous, Doreen Uppman, dramatic Back row Roger Hedlund, memorized oration Charles Hunter, original oration, Ralph Nordine, memorized oration, Mr. Hoveland, director. 35 u . the traitor to the beliefs of Josefa, Margaret Koechler. Lois Lind- if , - . z. 3 First Row: Mr. Sand, Advisor, R.Phill1ps, D.Clow, D Anderson, D Kell, D Uxn er, R Twi toi G Homstad, Second Row: G.W1lson, A. Christooherson, D Ande son, D Wordina, D Vagle,D 'esterson, E.Johnson, J.Wallenburr, M.Murrav, C Schwenzfeier, D Karol, W Carlson, R Larter D Carlson. Back Row: F.Suppes, R.3hrenstrom, D Jordine, V Johnson, D Murray, K Jictolson D Nicholson, G.Gardiner, K.Naller, J.Olsonosk1, B Sundem, D Iordine, A Quine A Lund ' A Q O I 1 'Mi Vets Program The Vet's Ag Program, directed by William Provance pictured below with his wife is for young men who served in World War II These men study modern agriculture methods and farm booxxeeping The class met every Tuesday and Thurs day for three hours Wach member must own or have rented his farm and must make a satisfactory improvement each year The class mem bers have what amounts to a Dairy ierd Improvement Association 36 , X M aff M ,Aw 'f m Y . Flofopf 15 . L Q-sf! 1 a-ri aff' SD. ...J QD 2: iff ie l-Junior royalty 2- Ze cards say- 5-Some fun 4- Serious business 5-a gift for the king 6-Oh-h-h Carol 7-Time out 8-Can I help you 9-Carn- ival royalty 10-That Selma 11-What's up 12-So-o tired 15-Use pepeodent 14-Bingo 15-Boy, am I poohed 16-All tied up 17-Whooplel 18-Show me the way to go home 19-Queen Darlene 20- Carnival crowd 21-Gary 22-Seniors choice 37 fag I5 gms 'Wu mm sf 1 dallflowers 2 Dancing 3- The great nPatch' 4- Filling faces 5 You look like the type that would 6-Vrnie 7 Hon e Ba bee 8 Bench warmers 9 Hobos 10 Lonely hearts club 11 Mrs A 12 Simole Simon 13 Aunt Jemima 14-Big Blow 15 Baby It's Cold Outside 16 naught in the act 17 Bums 19 Char11e's big crush 19 Did ya hear? 20 Virginia 38 fe: G xi wr 5 , , 3 , Q rg S P ' 2 il' X if fm 4 , ig 1 if A of f ik 4 i x 5 H E M M evil ef W ::' . y l M ' A 9291 , is Q l N ,,fn A 4 ' 'A f 4 3315 1 I 1 Ei3f!cg ,It 1 V K me .5 ,Q 9 X' 5 -sis is if if J lu ez ' if - 'EY iz . 7 1 ' A u . V YM 4 ' f ' c S , D ,, , xr t f , K : iw- V 'TQ ik y 2weft 5 ' :xv W Q 1 af 1 K W .4 f My mi -We H2033 4 -1 - I - ' U .. - 9 - - 7 T 1 . 1 A i , .. .. V .. A - .. .. 1-Say ucheeseu 2-Get to work 3-Phyllis and Gin 4-Blush pumps 5-Sleep walkers 6-Ladees and gentlemen 7-Rag mop 8-Mickey 9-Backstage 10-More fun 11-Loveeick blues 12-Oh-h-h gee! 13-Easter bonnete 14-She won't bite 15-You tell 'um, Junior 16-Some game 17-Sunbonnet Sues 18-Steady, boyl 19-Big Joke 20-Shorthand 21-First attempt 22-Seniors 25-Teen-age Blues 24-Keep the home fires burning. 39 1' it I1 -13 5' 1 Arlyce 2 Owl ? Z5-Sun bathers 4-The three cabelleros 5 Toot 6 The Ket t1e's family '? Come and get us if you dare 8 mole.. 9 I'm thcared ' 10 Hang on' ll Alice 12 Whistle bait 13 Pose, kitty, OSB 14 Did you get it straight? 15 Freshmen gals 16 One Suniay afternoon l'? Piled up 18 Sad sacks 19 Good news 20 voing fishing ?1-Pucker up, baby 22-Our Hearts Were Young and Gay 225-Good old days 24-Blank expressions 41 3. , 'A A .I Ig- 'K 5 kan 4 A K 1 f-el 1 M . hh 2 . . A 11' u 3 A ,qv flfgt Q A Y '35 V - A g D .gf x or ' Ia f0. WMPHEMQYP M, ' Q? M 1 M ' V . y IV '7 ll , g f, V 5 A 'Q M- A. Z9 A . , e y .15 af ' .. J' Jo. L s -22 - ., i 1 sg M ?f N ,. , ,, It X X ,, ' ,, X X . 1 K r 1 t . - - - - 1- U Q P -2 - D .- udglng TCHHIS General Dqlry Charles Hunter, Clifford Anderson Jr , Richard Hoglin, Mr Sand, Advisor This year the F F A won honors as their General Livestock Judging Team placed second at the Crookston Winter Shows and went to the state Judging con test Morris Murray, Elden Johnson, Mr Sand Advisor lNot plcturedj Richard Ehren strom The Dairy Team also made a fine showing at Crookston and again at Grand Rapids N CW Teachers MISS VIRGINIA UNRUH Home Economics MISS AVIS ROBINSON English Miss Robinson began teaching t Lancaster High School on March 12, 1951 She is replacing Miss Skarien as English teacher Miss Robinson 1 from St Cloud,M1nnesota where she also graduated from high school She graduated from St Bene- dict College, St Jos eph, Minnesota, in June, 1950. Prior to her posi- tion at Lancaster, she worked with the State Income Tax in St. Paul. J . A2 W ,, ,M vw QQ e. 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John Dee,e I'I UNE FUIIJN SHINE CU Sales and Service Genuine John Deere and Caterpillar Parts HALLOCK MINNESOTA ardware and Furnishing Mejor Home Appliances Hallock Minnesota IJLIIJLIQIID IIIIDIYEI Meats and Groceries Lancaster, Minnesota IIINLLIEJ I ELI IVWQEMENT SIJIDDLY CGIVIDQNY I CDIDND TIMIECJTIIIQ I We congratulate the Seniors of 1951 HALLOCK MINNESOTA 'WUNMWML International Trucks Vxlv Refrigerators and Freezers Farm Supplies and Fertilizer Ownsr's Foward Ward and Carl Swenson Phone 56 LANCASTER MINNESOTA V P 5 I 9 .- O age, II ANA VIII I V V Y Av. KENNEDY EARN SUPPLY X NN Be yl B ce ell Eve ythi g fo rm d H Wh re the Wo ld Me t the W rld s M d D1 1 26 2 NINNESOTA ng c 1 H1 T LANCAST R HEARLU Pape I1 t Publi h SQNNL ETH WTLTLJT c s Dry G ods G ne 1 M r h di ONEEETEED lvl NN ROBERTSON LUNRHRCO C l 1881 E11 NATTSON 5 EAT E LANCASTER NTNNESOTA INODTITUL ETTEON 5TOTL CHECKING Smvmcs IDQYUCIHG DES BOBBY NE LSON IAIE QD DRE CIFJTE YOUR DQTPUTZE ETQLLQCK, mnnn E E .E 9 E, .. A e E r ra w x.Y , v r n r Fa an ome G , - M t e 's Best Cust s ro erlps ea e s Be t er h 1 e a 6 EDI Co ra u ations S 1 s of Lancaster gh Sch l -- e ra 8 C an se-- .E N E y H t wn News r' -E ! 9 L Johnson, s er 4 Y Y T 'T For Building Materials W Lunches - o r nk in a t on since Simon efson, Manager Lancaster, Minnesota A 7 E E E 5 XJ xl Joe erkelan , o . Lan as er, nn ta J II' J . ' r n - ' acces Work done s e men EJ f Lake Bronson, Minnesota 7 in-u LOTTSTTO ORST STORE B dPrp O t M1 SSO HOLL ELET TOIL EO Mi 1 g Appll by kill d SNITHS STORE Groceries Dry Goods E Smith Prop LANCASTER MINNESOTA S PHOTO COMPANY LN ' 'N '1 Finest in School Photography uzou Troost Avenue Xxx xx, Kansas City M, Missouri OQULQNS smmre N HQLAQQESSESHDY Special Attention To Lowell Berg, Prop, Wedding and Party Orders Groceries - Dry Goods Prop.--Leo Carrigan Orleans. Minnesota HALLOCK MINNESOTA , ur- --- f--' -, - -f WHEQQQR, VQQTUR5 QNDEDSUN A fimmrgwom Pontiac--GMC Trucks Sales and Service Again the Most Beautiful Congratulations to the Seniors Thing on Wheels Lancaster, Minnesota Num an mum DEUUUUHUN FJLLING STATION co-oP GAS, TIRES, AND FARM SUPPLIES CO-OP CREAMERY WE SELL: MILK BUTTER CREAM CHEESE CO-OP STORE GROCERIES AND FEEDS LANCASTER MINNESOTA 4 OEOTS VOTTIT TY STODT Quality Merchandise and Lunch Bar Lancaster, Minnesota WRITERS RT PAIR August T. Lindquist, Prop. Overhauling - Welding and Repairing LANCASTER MINNESOTA THE IJIOIIOOY OOIIOIIXIC ONTO LOON TTOSIXI Incorporated 1899 'Save the building and loan way.' Hallock, Minnesota CLOY5 OOIIC STOOT 'Prescriptions a Specialty' Phone 90 - f V Hallock, Minnesota ' OAIITICE IEROIIJIXI Best Wishes To The Lancaster Graduating Glass of 1951 NEW YORK NEN YORK IVICVTHN IVIOTOR CO. Ford Service - Ford Cars Shell Gasoline- Goodyear tires HALLOCK MINNESOTA IIITNNEOY IIVIOITIITINIT Massey Ha is Farm Supplies KENNEDY MINNESOTA TOITIXISOIXIO IVIOTOD5 We Sell Ford Cars And Ford Tractors KARLSTAD MINNESOTA ITORIITN JOHNSON ELECTRIC Crosley Admiral Universal Coolerator Appliances Ranges Refrigerators household Freezers Congratulations to the Seniors HALLOCK MINNESOTA IQOITST TO COITS Everything for the Family Home UALLOCK MINNESOTA YOUIXIGGREN MILLER CHEV CO Complete Auto and Tractor Service Complete Line of Repairs Chevrolet and Buick Automobiles Phone 126 HALLOCK MINNESOTA J STE TTIIIXIC STOTDE Groceries an Dry Goods HALLOCK MINNESOTA 1: T - -- A-- 9 I .LP K 1915 ------ 1950 d DAPPEN AND QUADE IMPLEMENTS 'Tractors Trucks Freezers' HALLOCK M NNEBOTA SOU TH STHNDQRD O1 Gas Tire Repair HALLOCK MINNESOTA 4. HQRULU 3 CUPE Meals Soft Drinks Lunches r Y' LANCASTER MINNESOTA Charles P Leeds Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1951 HW? JUUES CU Lunches, soft drinks cosmetics, greeting cards magazines, Jewelry, candy, and all needs of the family medicine cabinet LANCASTER MINNESOTA rain Feeds Seeds Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1951 LANCASTER MINNLSOTA SJOSTRAND JEUELRY The Best of Jewelry HALLOCI MINNESOTA FUND EURUEE Cars, Trucks, and Pick ups Mgr Dennis Woodard HALLOCK MINNESOTA ' LH T 1 1 L N15 jmgf NQQDNQRIN NN TDONE M THOVIOSON QLQQ 519535 R, ,nltu Gladys Glad Warren Glad Wearing Apparel For The Family Congratulations to the Seniors KARLSTAD Ph 128 MINN LIJKSTDOIVI ffllllil EDS For rl t ro1'll give N th pr de Let 4k trom Jewel rs be vour guide KARLSTAD MINN LANCASTER MINNESOTA OLSON FTOTOD5 KENNEDY MINN HOLLOCK CDY Cream! 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