Lancaster High School - Echoes Yearbook (Lancaster, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

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U L an Q Y o o 0 edlcocufcan We the senlor class of 1952 hereby ded1cate thls yearbook to our parents whose k1nd under standuug and famthful guldance has helped us to keep our standards hlgh when all has seemed hopeless We appreclate that they have shown us the r1ght path that we may follow lt through 11fe A 2 X I l Xxx ' ' . x x Nl X X Xxx X . xx X 1 fl , fe y 1 ,J 544446 ganna! wh? , .. i I x iff! 5 +1 Seated are Howard Ward Edward Johnson and Oscar Nordme Stand mg are Conrad Homstad Bernard Rundqurst and Ellrot Hunter cwezmleaclewt unc G A Smith J V KJelstrom 3 gain? , , X ' KX . : , . . . 0 I 0 1 'S 1 ., Q Sf K 11 1 L Y W v I ylfv 4 X . F Miss Virginia Unruh BS Woodworth N D k a Walla Walla College Wash N D S C Fargo Home Ec BRA Mr Howard Hansen BS Val e C ity N Dak N a State College l-argo Rice In stitute Houston, Texas Ag riculture Miss Christine BJornson BS Ca l va ier N Dak University of North Dakota Music 8a ge ography Mr William Provance B,S, Lancaster, Minn. N. Dak. Ag. Colle ge. Kansas State College, University ofChicago. -Veterans Mrs. Leonard hanson, Or- leans, Minn. M.S,T,C, Primary grades. A f?i4E?Q Mr Robert Kirk BS Terre Haute Indiana Ind1 ana State Teachers College Ohio Um versity Commercial Mr Russel Nelson B S Minne- apolis, Minn BemidjiTeachers College Social Science8t Phy TRUSTS Mrss Dorothy Skarstad BS Fargo N Dak Brsmarck Jr College Moorhead State Teachers Colleg 7th 8: 8th Mrss Roalcla Garsterg BA Wheatland N Dak Concordta College Moorhead Mmn Engl1sh8c Phy Ed Mrs Stanley Wallenberg Or leans M1nn Moorhead State Teachers College 5th 85 6th grades Mrss Brlhe Bechtle Valley Clty N Dak Valley Crty State Teachers ollege 4th 845th grades Mrs Jos Berkelancl Lancaster Mtnn Valley City State Teachers College 2nd SL 3rd grades rs Ro Nrcholson Lan M Y caster Mrnn M S T C Grades 4 5 856 Mrss Lola Sugden Hallock Mtnn. Moo head State Teach ers College. lst grade. 5 as ' ' - f English at Math. vbth Algebra. 'gow Dfufaew Seated are Herman Errckson Clarence Haynes Olaf Hugg and Floyd Sanner Standlng are John Cerkownrak Oscar Johnson Alex Norland and Roy Bylund Gd vxQ Vxx so Wx f fo Elvera Norland and Mabel Homstad 6 cwclcvz Elroy Hanson lr ' '- K : ' . , s I D 9 1 QV S. , ' 4 u ' . ' 1' f ,,' 1 ' Y V Z' A f XQK X RQ ' 'J 'r-.L x ' . Q 'fy f . X, so Q Xi A Rkzfff 4 N if 15 I gqusltlli V 'f . F14 11' 1 '. , f 5 :: fp. f,Q,x,,:vf', a W 5 Y -2-4. Lf To V f . 'X X xx S ' '- '1 Vx - - , K F 7 Rf ., ,Y ' 'gf ffm: I .Q . 5'v -7 fi -O 3 -HF' ffwfw I nk A 'Nw ,ww lf GRACE BECK I'mgoing to do something wise or otherwise.' Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girls' Glec Club lg Class Play 35 De- clamation lg Paper Staff 45 Yearbook 4. BRUCE BERKELAND A happy mixture of sense and non- sense. F,E,A, l,2,3g Basketball 3g Student Manager 2.39 Band l,2g Class Officer 3,4g Student Council lg Class Play 3. BETTY ANN BYLUND Laughing when she comes, laughing when she goes, what on earth it's all aboutg no one ever knows. Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Paper Staff 3,45 Yearbook 49 Class Play 3. ARDEN CHRISTOPHERSON You can lead a boy to school but you can't make him think. Band 3g Football2.3,4gCap- tain 4g Basketball l,2,3.4g Baseball l,2,3g Track lg F,F.A, l. 2,3.4g School Paper 3.4g Yearbook 3,4g Class Officer l,2.3. LOIS DEXTER All work and no fun is no life for me. ,QM Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Girl's Glee Club lg Band l,2.3g Class Play 35 Class Officer 2,3g Student Council 3g Pep Band lg Paper Staff 3,45 Yearbook 4. Sendaw ,faxing not Ufzifzfdwgn I-S54 3 riff! ,df S DENNIS NORDINE Every inch a man. F.F.A, 1.2,3.45 Foot- ball 3,45 Track 2.3.4. GAYOLENE NORDINE She loves us all, but she loves another best. Mixed Chorus 2.3.45 Girl's Glee Club 1,25 Sextette 45 Paper Staff 1,3.45 Yearbook 45 Student Council 45 President 45 Cheerleader 1. DARLENE OLSON Like a candle birght. she sometimes goes out at night. Mixed Chorus 2.3.45 Girl's Glee Club 1.25 Yearbook 45 Paper Staff 4. FLORENCE OLSONOSKI Her heart belongs in another coun- try but yet she's not a traiter. Mixed Chorus 2.3.45 Girl's Glee Club 15 Band 2.3.45 Class Play 35 Paper Staff 45 Year- book 4. YVONNE PETERSON Quiet, buta delightful person to know. Paper Staff 2,45 Yearbook 45 Glee Club 1,25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Sextette 45 Band 1,2,3,45 Class Play, Student Director 35 Class Officer 2.45 Student Council 2. Seadaw 7406615640 'gecmly face bww? 'Y' mf' l 1 xx I -sl J MARLYS ELFSTROM A quiet miss in our school who never ever breaks a rule. Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls Glee Club lg Newspaper 45 Yearbook 4. GERALD HOMSTAD His heart belongs in the Junior class but he is a loyal Senior. F.F,A, l,2,3g Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 45 Band l,2,3,4g Class Officer 15 Class Play 35 Year- book 4. CHARLES HUNTER If words were pennies I'd be a million- aire. Yearbook 2.3.45 Editor 45 Class Play 35 Declamation 35 F,F,A. 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3g Basketball 2,3.45 Foot- ball 3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Grain Judging 25 Class Officer 4. DARLENE KOTHE Love is what makes the world go around thats why I'm always dizzy. Mixed Chorus 2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Band 45 Class Officer 15 Class Play 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Yearbook 4. MORRIS MURRAY He fears the wiles of maidens smiles. F.F,A. l,2,3,45 Livestock Judging l,2,3,45 Grain Judging 2. Seadaw endaz 66444 up J CAROL SANNER Short and sweet and can't be beat. Mixed Chorus 2,3,45Girls Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3.4g Class Play 3 Class Officer 3,45 Paper Staff 1,2,3,45 Editor 45 Yearbook 4 Student Council 1,25 Pepband 15 Cheerleader 1. GARY SCHWENZFEIER I may do something sensational yet Yearbook 45 Class Play 35 F.F.A. 1,2,35 Student Council 4 Baseball l,2,35 Football 4. LORA JEAN WARD Let me enjoy pleasure while I can pleasure is never long enough. Paper Staff 3,45 Yearbook 45 Mixed Chorus 2,3,4. MARLENE WARD The girl who blushes isn't always bash- ful. Mixed Chorus '2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 1,25 Band 1,2,3,4: Class Play 35 Paper Staff 3,45 Yearbook 45 Pepband 1. X Q s eadafza. gaze cum! S . 'iv' Y:- On September 6 1940 fourteen happy rnnocent youngsters entered the Lancaster school for the frrst ttme They were Yvonne Peterson Betty Bylund Marlene Ward Jean Ward Carol Sanner Arden Chrrstopherson Gerald Homstad Shrrley Nordlrng Bobby Qurner Darlene Kothe Marge Nelson Elarne Hendrrckson Ernest Qurner and Elsa Lesktew Throughout therr frrst erght grades several students left and several newstudents were seen among them Those leavrngdurtng thrs trme were Elsa Ernest Elarne Marge and Shrrley New students were Betty Gustafson Charles Hunter Darlene Olson Dennrs Nordrne Bruce Berkeland Grace Beck and Gayolene Nordrne The year 1948 marked the begrnnrng of therr hrgh school days New class members were Mary Gus tafson Lots Dexter Marlys Elfstrom Morrrs Murray Lewrs Jasczak Florence Olsonoskt and Gary Sch wenzeferer Mrs Lund was chosen as advrsor for therr frrst year of hrgh school The mam event of the freshman year was naturally rnrttatron At thrs occasron they wore gunny sack pantaloons and roller skates Dunng the year Bobby Qurner left the class At the begrnmng of therr sophomore year Betty and Mary Gustafson dropped out Berng athletrcally mrnded the class chose the coach Mr Vatl as therr advrsor Inrtratrng the freshman hrghlrghted the events of the year Rrchard Ehrenstrom Jorned therr class rn the1rJun1or year The many actrvrtres of the year were super vrsed by Mr Hoveland and Mrss Unruh That fall found them concentratrng on therr Jumor Class play We Shook the Famrly Tree whrch was under the drrectron of Mrss Jenme Skarren It was at least rn therr oprnron qurte successful The second major achrevement of the year was the decoratrng and pre sentrng of the Iunror Senror Prom and Banquet the theme of whrch was Rose Festrval As school started rn the fall of 1951 they notrced that Rrchard Ehrenstrom was no longer wtth them Lewrs Jasczak left them after the frrst few weeks of school Mr Smrth and Mrss Unruh were elected as Senror advrsors They are now rn therr twelfth and frnal year of publrc school educatron Ahead of them lres the Sen ror Class play the Junror Senror Prom and Banquet class trrp and last but not least Baccalaureate and Commencement 4413 Wad! In the mrdst of the turmorl and confusron of thrs bleak senrors of nrneteen hundred and frfty two rn the crty of! of Mmnesota berng rn as good a physrcal and mental con stances are hereby executrng thrs legal document pro eazfczmea fjanuary we the graduatrng unty of Krttson and the state expected under the crrcum posal of our property upon the event of our graduatron We as rndrvrdual class members reluctantly bequea ror class Betty Bylund Darlene Kothe Marlene Ward Jean Ward Lors Dexter Dennrs Nordrne Morrrs Murray Carol Sanner Gayolene Nordrne Darlene Olson Florence Olsonoskt Yvonne Peterson Gary Schwenzeferer Arden Chrrstopherson Gerald Hofnstad Grace Beck Bruce Berkeland ng cherrshed possessrons to the Jun My ex Job at Red s to Angre O ar my unconscrous flrrtrng to JoAnn K rn hopes that she wrll have as much fun as Ihave had rn the past My grft of gab to Angle O and my mckname Ducky to any Junror drssatrsfred wrth therrs My blushrng abrlrty to Helen W and a lrttle brt of everythrng to everybody My Hallock flames to Luella I and my knack for cutttng harr to Arlyce My unused brarn to Dean A and my sunny drsposrtron to the Junrors to use durrng therr senror year My muscular burld to Dennrs W and my abrlrty to drrve cars to Edtth J My wrllrngness to help rn an emergency to Dean A and my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Krrk to Patsy J My blonde harr to Selma I and my herght to Gaye F My unused shorthand books to Lots N and my abrlrty to suck to one boy to Io Ann My long harr to Darlene H and my front seat tn bookkeeprng to Drckre L My love for Canada to Selma J and Angte O rn hopes that they take up where I left off and my dark harr to JoAnn K My record of Tschatkowsky s openrng theme from hrs prano concerto to Arlen L tn hopes that he wrll apprecrate rt as much as I do and my four years of hard work to Shrrley C My model A because of her love for Fords to Barbara P and my cousrn Garnet to Darlene H My temper to Alyce P and my athletrc abrlrty to Lowell H My trumpet to Freddy S and my herght to Dennrs Nordrne My love for readtng to Arlen L and my freckles to Helen W My abrlrty to follow trarnrng rules to Wayne C and my abrlrty to argue to Mary I2 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -f 1 : 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - . 1 1 ,, . ,, . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . ,, . ,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1 l - 1 1 1 1 ' . , . . . . . -11 - 1 1 -- . . 1 11 11 . . . . . 1 1 1 1 -.. . . ..- ' . -- . 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Marlys Elfstrom Charles Hunter to Laura K My quret manner to Carol H. and my seat next to Max on the bus to D1ck1e L My ab1l1ty to get along wrth Englrsh teachers to Lowell H. and my love for phystcs We the class as a whole submrt the followmg to our school assocrates All our fun rn our hrgh school days to the Junxor class and also our lockers rn hopes you w1ll be able to cram as much tn on and around them as we drd We happrly w1ll the sophomores rn thrrd hour study hall back to the Ind1ans To the freshmen we w1ll our patrence and good humor as they wrll need rt rn the1r remarmng years of hlgh school To the teachers we leave the peace and quret that wrll follow our departure We also grve them our thanks and apprecratlon for the1r assrstance durrng the past four years In closrng we name as sole executor of thrs our last w1ll and testament our school supermtendent M Gord on Smrth Sealed and wrtnessed on th1s seventh day of January rn the year 1952 Gonna take a sentrmental Journey Gonna set my heart at ease Gonna take a sentrmental Journey To renew old memorres Got our bags and got our reservauons Spent each dlme we could afford Lrke a ch1ld 1n wrld antrcrpatron We long to hear that all aboard Seven that s the trme we leave at seven We ll be wa1t1ng up for heaven Countmg every mrle that takes us to Hawan Yvonne was there to meet us wrth a greetmg for us all We hadn tbeenthere long when we got an urgent ca l The arrlrne depot agent was callrng to say we forgot our bag Who should we ftnd but Gary w1th Just another 232 The day was brrght and sunny so we thought we d take a sw1m It was there we fotmd our good frlend Gay Sunnmg herself on Moonlrght Bay She showed us the trophy she d won at the swlm mrng meet Whrch certamly was a courageous feat We boarded our plane and soon were m Alaska We were greeted by Darlene K who sand Le s play Canasta Though Darlene d1d grreve We soon had to leave We got on a sled led by Eskrmo dogs Before long we saw Arden among all the logs And wrth htm he had a very large axe You see he IS one of the lumberjacks We drdn t stop long because of the cold But whrle we were there thrs news was told We should go to Vancouver and for goodness sakes hurry Oryou ll mrss the game wrth all star Moms Mur ra You see he was a great basketball star And the team had grven h1m a brand new car As we sat on the bleachers We saw Florence wrth the teachers She sa1d she d won her man And that he was a brother of Aly Khan Before we realrzed twa s the end of the day So we all struck off for Hudson Bay And who do you thmk we found But Charles wrth furs all around He was workrng hard at the fur tradrng post Dorng the work that he lrked most The days slrpped by and we could no longer stay So we hopped our plane to the good old U S A It wasn t long when our plane drd land We were cordrally greeted by the Hollywood Band It surely was swell to be rn the homeward drrec tron And to see Lors Dexter U1 the trombone sectron Lors suggested we get m her car . . ' , Z . , L 1, ' , I . I II tl, . a s - 13 She wanted to introduce us to a very new star We couldn t guess who but we soon found out It was Darlene Olson without a doubt We were riding along when we ran out of gas But lucky for us a farmer did pass He mentioned to us about his good wife Jean And the dozen kids she had to keep clean The kids ran around in a wild goose chase And after them came Jean s maid Grace. She yelled Soups On and the kids soon came. They all sat down and we did the same. We re off again to see all the sights We came to Phoenix where we saw Marlene s name in lights. A Ballet Dancer was her profession She was very happy to have made this decision Then we went to Lake Hoden where we found Carol Sanner, She was enjoying herself and getting even tanner Carol was the owner of the Teepe Tonka Lodge And she also owned a snazzy new Dodge Our next stop was Texas which wasn t too near Betty Ann sure was busy she was roping a steer And while visiting wlth us she played her guitar And said people came to hear her from near and a We all went to church when Sunday came Among all the people we saw one familiar face It was Marlys with all her charm and grace After the service we had a nice chat And hours slipped by and there we still sat She told us that she was one of the Phy Ed teachers And really enjoyed training all the mean little creatures N X X That afternoon she was taking them to a tennis game And asked us if we wouldn t like to do the same. We hurried down to the tennis court There we saw players both tall and short. Everyone was cheering for their very best player Again a victory by Dennis' , announced the mayor To our surprise it was Gerald standing so stern and sedate He was now running for governor of the state We have traveled so far but the memories won t ade We ve seen our old friends and some new ones we ve made. We never knew our hearts could be so yearning Why did we decide to roam We're gonna take a sentimental journey Sentimental journey home Now our journey is through and we ve had lots of un That s why we all wish we had just begun But for your future we juniors want to wish you The best of luck to your class of 52 Carol Jean Hunter Arlyce Schwenzferer Barbara Peterson V Xx XXV ' . f , . ' f , B J , By f r. Finding Bruce in the pulpit and looking thelsame. Darlene Hoglin I4 - After completing another successful year the juniors were well pleased with everything they had accomplished. One of the most thrilling events that took place during the year was the presentation of their class play, Men Are Like Street Cars . In May, the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet, the second major achievement, took place. JoAnn Kjelstrom presided over the class with Lowell Homstad as vice president, Shirley Cedergren as secre- tary, Darlene Hoglin as treasurer, and Arlyce Schwenze- feier and Freddy Suppes representing the class on the Student Council The Juniors are all looking forward to a successful senior year Front row Wayne Carlson Lowell Homstad Back row Carol Jean Hunter Dean Anderson Luella Isaac son Betty Adolphson Shirley Cedergren Darlene Hogltn Gay Farbo Laura Kushinski I5 5 .-3 I!! W7 J -4 Left to nght Ednh Johnson Patrxc1a Johnson Mary Knutson Selma Jasczak JoAnn Kgelstrom Arlen Lund gh .46 FIISI row Denms Nordlne Alyce Prady Second row Lols Nordme Helen W1Lhardt Angehne Ohsh Freddle Suppes Thxrd row Arlyce Schwenzfexer Barbara Peterson Dennls Wllson 16 tar 3 9689 O-'U 91 mg'-r :JE EHS Q-sf 035552152 gbmwwgm :jqqg-rE-JUQDUI Q 'L4 35g'g 23359283 '35 D:12 mania, N461 mftfvgg U' fD'Hm O' Ummm H0 F9541-r 0 H-Q-fu-3' v-m f- OH ,123 4Ur H-+ 00 O D' Ula-g'UCf 3-'Q OHUQ r-I 1-+fD,'3 NH gg?-'Ee-r mi H 9-5' 'ohm mm ,.,sv 2524 ff'- QW' fb gm r-Ulzm SD U1'4mP-t H-10 03,1 Hg 5 0-12 mi mmm 'D'- SDD U, :rf-+ QC In 35 855 sm Q- 55 S WQSE 0: In Op- UHP-1 m rf U14 1-rf-9 ITO CTD' rofrimm gm Sana- mm Q-OH wb 0 'fm 53 522: is MON WSU Hp-fx HP wpvm H 3 D-' Om 0-mga: Hu, 4 rf H rd Or-g UQD' UIUJUO HB 3333 Elm FD p-45 Left to r1ght Donald Nordme Drckre Nrcholson Davrd Karol Dorothy Maksymghuk Margaret Lmdstrom Vrolet Karol Comme Nordlmg Mary Ellen Kjelstrom and Dorothy Molly 17 . 'i x, - A! H, , 1. X5 I In il, 1 , , K ' : , 7 I I I J' ,1 U'-at r HJ ,bl Left to rxgllt Jnmw Wallenhcrg Carolxn Petermn YICIOFIB Waluluexlez Bcxtrlv Strtgt Joxet Ward Darlene Vagle Betty Slllllh lxlarlys Wxntcn and Brute Sundem Standmg, left to r1g1,l1t Mlldred lzggerud, Slurley l-arbo, Jenny Cerlcownlak, Bobby Anderson, D210 130914. lorula Dexter Sllllllg, left to nght Kenneth 1N2lUC,L3V1H3 Isaacson, Duane Carlson, and Elzune C uffleld l8 I ' I ' A Q J Y Y A 'T 61 V ff . I l. I ' l l lf S l ,A X 1 l lg I , x X ' ' .aff f 4 zfiwk :A H X - t . X, .ez ' V ' lf' s , 'Q' 1. TT ' W... ff- - r, l e-gif 'r,ff w ' . 1 a f V' ' f' -'N -1 x , V., V 2 3 wt K l f W ., 1 . ' 1 I Q K Last fall the freshmen stood on the threshold of the door leading to their four years of high school. At first they were 1 rather unsure of themselves, but after initiation they felt at home among the other high school members. e The return party for the sophomores was the highlight of 4 their first high school year. They showed their interest in school life by taking part in various activities President of the class for the year was Dennis G , vice president Yvonne D secretary Elaine H treasurer Roger W and student council representatives Darrelyn L and Donnie U Their advisor was Miss Bjornson 5' JU- Standlng left to rlght Arnold Berkeland Curus Ledergrtn Marlene Glad Yx onm. Dax lb Deutus Gl td and Betty Beck Kmelmg are Duane Coffltld and Jackie Coffleld , -2 l -1 l m 'L D ' ' 6 'ZX ' . LJ ' , nl! ' L i A 'V ie ' S. K. . I, uf ' I r'1f4Sr ,' ' ' Q. 4 -' ' 1, E ' H Q. ,vi K his V K 1 .' tv' Q v I kv . 's f f 1 . wig, . . : 'x I ' V' 1 I f X , 7 1 1 Vhf' x 'i' L su . ' ' l 'm ' l9 WM Q 5--., '1 vale Seated left to rrght Allan Qumer Gerald Wrlson Gale Qumer Jerry Norman Dome Uppman Beverly Vrereck and Roger Weberg Standmg 1S Donme Schweuzcferer F16 Left to rrght blame Haynes,I1mmyJerOme,Gordo11 Hammersrrom,V.ance J0hUbOl'1,Cl3l'1CE Larson,Donna Hawkyard, Darrelyn Lrndstrom, and Ralph Nordme 20 iv W 5 ff A S 'cf WE H x h , V f 9 ti: . I i' ' 1 I k b , ' 1 1 '- A 5,3 f ' ,A 3 ,Q . 4 5 n 1 I I . I . , , . ,W 5 I N9 K' .Q W UQXL 'V Front Row Left to Rrght D Gustafson L Isaacson H Masloskr L Hunter C Mattson B batterlund C Satterlund H Strege M Clow T Dahlman J Iasczak R Murray Second Row M Gardlner D Uppman S Dexter M Lrndstrom P Lager D Ward L Glad G Vagle Thrrd Row U Florey B Hugg B Cory D Weberg B Kavanaugh M Wrlebslu R Phrllrps D Henderson M Hartvrg A Vlolley L Otto O Eggerud C Vlereck D Otto W Walukrevecz D Ward Absent R Nelson F Dexter K Glad D Sjostrand andJ Engman ann in Q-Q ' Rn' 'Q Front Rov. Left to Rrght B Satterluud C Ntlfdlll S Jacobsen M Weleslsr B Qulner J Ward V Hunter D Eclrholrn J Harnmtrstrom R Ltndstrorn Second Row R Larter H lwvrdrne E Waller V Gustafsouj Carlsonj Ixorland D bkocan V Wangen M Peterson B Carlson Th1rdRox Ltndstront L Clow D Vaglt E Cltnton D Karol M Nordstrom G Karol L Mollex Absent J Anderson C Glad R Nordrne C Peterson R Wallenberg, C Waller 21 I . ' ' , 1 . . . - . if ' .. 5 ' I . . ,, 'v '. A .s:. ' I ' 'W 1 ,I 'TW'-'flii-' , A , ' , . dy , - f -. E N, 9 I . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . I : . . , . , . , . K , . , . , . . : . I . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , 1 , . , . , . , . , . , Q . I . , , . , . f . . ,V . :wx ' JL-. xv ' -f -- kh4'f:L ,Cdr HLA h R A ' ff 5 A . . t , ff . .. ' - ,,. - H '. zz 2 X .- . I 5 uv ' X44 xx ,r - ' . Q V . . Y . iv 'KJ ,. V 4 Y N . . , . , . , . , . , . , . ' 3 - I 3 V I i 1 1 r - , . , . . . . , . M , . , . V - . V. . , , . , . , . D , . A , f. , . . B. ' Q 1 ' v sf s . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . 4. . . 1 Y. , . B, . I , . ,, 0 . and exif A I., fK 'QV 1114 ROW INNELLING ltft to R1Ll1t O Lund I Izrttlsonj llunttr F Clad L Carlson D Uppman R Glad R Vaglt IRONIT ROW L W1lLbslx1 B Dover 5 Damn 5 Hantmtrstrom D Kaxauagh lx bllillll E Otto J Bylund l Wtdtrstrand C Sattulund SLCOIND ROW A Clow B Mattson L Rnndqnnst J Coffmld V WRIURIEVICL K on M Sjostrand L Jsnluns C Kuslunsln C Florq C Wnberg J Loglwn J bmolak D Glad I Vxereck QLIVILIILIFCILI M Berkeland amd Qzcwle IRONT ROW Loft to Rlght S Daven M Vagle I Tureson M Murray R R1S1Ug D Erlckson I Matthews G Ward R otkLn R Vaglf. SECOND ROW C Uppmanl Euckson S Lppman V Huntu P Hunter D NOI'd1llt, I Iivro R1 Ii lL.lll'x1llS 1 Florcy P COff16ld J Tureson THIRD ROW Xl Wtnters L Schnuedgbcrg K Nordlne T flltmtjtwskl M lkterson L Webtrg A Ceravskl D Coleman ABSENT ,I Nelson E Otto R Wllson 22 I s. o 0 1 4 w ,tml -Q 1 0 I , ,V .. ' If , -3 . ' ,gmt X .. l L. A C ..k E X13 . . .. - :5,:X::' , ., 5 I - 'U KI V . 1 1 - . , I .ls f I I X . nffis T . 'Q . D s ' 1 r ' ' ' . , ,. . : . , ', . , . ' , . ' , . ', . Jenkins, M. Murray, J. Boroski, S, Welcski, M. Nordine, I. Isaacson. THIRD ROW: H. Nordinc, T. Ball, R. Tore- .135 ,- . vi W V , W1 7 -V ' : . 5, , . , . , . , . 'D , . ' . - I , , .L ' ' , . Q. ' . : . , . ' , - W , . 3, - . - V 1 ,. I SA.-. ' ,'i. , . - ,. . il. ' , . 'B , - I . ', . ' , . ' , . ', . ' . : . , . . . . ,1 4' mm! had Qwwlea 1 Q Q - fa 'U rvuil Z!!- IRONT ROW Left to RIQIII B Hanson J Otto D Paterson L bhafe J Krowohnlx C, Ogorok P Kuslun R1 J Rnndqrnt B Ward E Wplcsktj Howland D Flomy C, Hummorstrorn SECOND ROW M Hanson R Issatson S Wtrd S Pgterson M Lyberg H Wdll1l4lCV1LL J hrtgkson S Smrth P Nordstrom I Kjulstrom M Bunstrom L Lpprnan K WIICDSRI V Vagle THIRD ROW 1 Nordme A Pgguson G Ndson h Wrlebskr M Wallgnlacrs., I oory D Balderston D Glad D Vrerxck I Nordln M Lerkownrak 1 Bock P Elfstrom J Shafer K Vrgrlcl ABSl:NT C Hawkyard and R Peterson 05 W FROIVI ROW Left to R1 ht J Errckson D Vagle J Matthews J Howland I Chrrstgnstn bLC,ONlW ROW 5 Clad l: ijostrand K Kretschmar NI Jnromc G Otto S Wrlson J Boroskt R lworlfnnd D Lxhtrsg R Florgy THIRD ROW S Nglson D Nelson D Satterland K Huntgr R Nordrn I Blangewsnr 5 N1C,ll0lNOll L Ernlxson Nl lxtun K Johnson J Daqan ABSFNT B Masloskr I lxordrng S Potrament rnlli lpn on d to Q G W Y Wi' . ' , QA: -- ' . 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V ', . ,. 1 .Ma s . 23 ' Udeana Qmde Sadad ik Dexter BACK ROW L Nelson R Jasczak B Thomson D Garchner G Peterson S Nelson B Berg D Hunter F Clow ABSENT G Hartwrg andR Abeny 55359 S2 FRONT ROW Left to Rlght J OISOHOSRI D Strege D Dahlman U Jasczak C Nelson J Lund BACK ROW L Peterson I Clow L Boltz J Lund C Jasczak C Clow,R Clow ABSENT H H3allg,ren,J Gradlner andB Olsonoskl 24 f K .. i L L A S ss. on s, .. L s , 1 M ., ssf. . , A A A W 'N k V W 1 - .. Q . 4. , i ., , Q L. U A W . , K 'gt 2 ll . . iw I I Q U' M s 3,-Q , 5 V' 1 ' ' I N 5 1' 1' 1 A .' 5 K - 34' wav' if H FRONT ROW Left to Right: J. Berg, M. Clow, J. Winters, L. Clow, M. Haynes, D. Strege, A. Lund, L. Jasczak, D 1 - sssfls - 'B T s ss M . A F. F r 5 ' --'t- fl . Z., T dfx A it M W F' A ' N M 1 w 5553 X. 7 4 M K 7h k , 4 ev 3 xiii itil BACK ROW Left toR1ght A Chrlstopherson C Hunter F Suppes G Homstad D NOI'd1l1C G Schwenzfe1er Coach R Nelson FRONT ROW G Hammerstrom A Lund C Cedergren R Ph1ll1ps R Nelson andC Satter lund Four lettermen Arden Chrlstopherson Chuck Hunter Denrus Nord1ne and Freddy Suppes together Wlth elght other prospects gathered on the Lancaster gr1d1ron for the season's f1rst practlce 1n the early part of September After three weeks of hard work they met Argyle thelr f1rst opponent on the local f1eld only to go down to defeat 26 13 The next two games found Stephen and Kennedy defeat1ng the locals 60 18 and 41 8 respect 1ve1y The f1rst w1n of the season came on a warm day as Greenbush fell V1Ct1IT'1 to Lancaster's hard charg1ng 11ne to the schores of 48 18 In the next two games Lake Bronson defeated the Card1na1s 33 0 as d1d Karlstad 54 24 In the last game of the season Mlddle Rlver squeezed out a 13 12 v1ctory wh1ch was played on a snowy wet day to end the season 26 , ,A g ks .g 'V V gpleip we Q M ,z 4 if AM 1 I , w 2 xg f 5 I y ' 4 4 K - ' A ' , . y, u if Q K A E 1 ' , li 4 A 1 f I! G Schwen sw.. S136 X: S Q5 1 in-.gy .iii .wp gf ' ' -?iQ L - A E 1' ' ' fi? N' P' Q1 wi 37 ...Q- 1 in ,,?h:4mn 'W 'ii QF 0 herson K Q X :X 4' Quartuback ha- -K ,A Qs. O Q 'X Q . W m K .Q ANN- F1 'r1'-+- R Nelson Coach upves E0 Z QT, 'T' Left to Rtght CoachR Nelson A Chrrstopherson J Jerome D Carlson D Glad B Berkeland J Wallenberg R Nordrne W Carlson C Hunter andG Homstad The Cardlnals began practlce on November a wlth considerable vrgor and the prospects of a good season tn srght Four regulars from the 1950 and l95l team were on hand to bolster the sptrrt of the squad as well as the entlre student body As the season got under way the squad met with ftve defeats rn f1ve ball games before taktng the measure of the Mtddle Rrver team The team showed f1ne progress ln the next ball game defeatrng Strand qulst Wlth ease Warroad and W1ll1ams proved too much to handle for the Cardtnals rn therr next two contests as the Flu bug had taken three regulars out of the l1ne up Followtng Chrrstmas vacatton the Cardtnals turned ln a ftne performance whlle loslng to a strong Stephen team 39 51 and contlnued to paly good basketball rn defeatrng Strandqutst and Lake Bronson The power packed Karlstad squad handed Lancaster a :J5 29 thumptng but the Cardrnals bounced back to w1n one of the most hard fought games of the season from Hallock Hrgh School The season fell short of belng a success as far as the record of wtns and losses IS concerned but the usual thrrlls and enthusrastxc support of Lancaster basketball fans was enjoyed by the Cardtnals of 51 52 fs .46 28 . sw M 4 L X C Q K A 41' r Q Q A si Zwzlmg 6646 Arden Chrrstopherson Rlght Guard Bruce Berkeland Left Forward Wayne Carlson Rrght Forward Gerald Homstad Center 29 Charlm Hunter Left Guard Z Sgacwl BACK ROW Left to Rrght Student ManagerD Ward A Berkeland D Carlson D Henderson R Nordlne R Weberg J Wallenberg B Sundem J Jerome R Wallenberg CoachR Nelson FRONT ROW B Satterlund L The group of boys makmf up the B squad thls year has shown good progress throughout the season Many B team members have dlsplayed potentral abrllty whrch promlses to make the Cardmals a basketball power 1n the not too drstant future Seventh and elghth grade students comprlsed the major portlon of the B team and they have doge well competing agamst B teams that are made up of older and more expenenced ball players The u1I1t1es that make f1ne athletes can be found 1n these boys They have shown fme competttlve sp1r1t and smcerely appreclate the prlvrlege of part1c1pat1on 1n compet1t1ve athletrcs 30 - 3 a KQXI I . Q E Hunter,'G..l-lamnlerstrom, Carlsod, Isaacsonfj. Norland, Uppmah. ' . . ' l F! in r' I s D Q: V 1 Left ro nghr Dram Webug Clarxce Larson Yvonne Davls Marlene Glad 57, 614607 Left to rrght Carol Hunter NlarlyQ WIIIICIS Joyce Ward Xlary Ellen Kjelsrrom Zemaczczcq an ohm! Standrng left to rrght are Mr Krrk faculty representatlve Jerry Norland Dome Uppman Lawrence Hunter Gary Schwcnnferer Freddy Suppes Helen Nordrne Donald Nordrne Dranne Webcrg Grace Beck Mr Smith advrsor Seated are Darrelyn Lxndstrom Gayolene Nordme preu-dent and Arlx ce Schwenzeferer Absent was Dorothy lxlaksvmchuck nut l rn seas: One of the most aCt1V6 orgaruzatxons of Lancaster H1gh School 1S the student counc1l Two students from each of the grades seven through twelve are chosen Showmg noon mov1es was one of the counc11's major act1v1t1es A roster was set up prov1d1r1g for the cleamng of desks at noon Groups of three students each were chosen to do th1s Job every we k 32 game! MAJORETTES Left to Rrght S Uppman K Smnh C Satterlund B Qurner V Wangen B Cory P Lager I By lund K Jenklns I Errckson BAND BACK ROW Left to Rrght M Kjelstrom H W11hardt C Nordlrng D Kothe D Uppman G Hammer strom F Dexter C Sanner J Ward MIDDLE ROW M Lrndstrom S Dexter C Larson J Jerome J Ward B Smrth FRONT ROW F Olsonoskr A Schwenzferer H Nordrne W Carlson Y Peterson A Lund F Suppes B Peterson D Glad G Homstad NOT PICTURED M Ward B Mattson O Lund R Hedlund M Murray B Hugg Durlng the school year several members of the beg1nner s classes were promoted 1nto the Band These new members enlarged almost every sectlon of the Band The Band par t1c1pated 1n Market Day act1v1t1es and also marched 1n the Memor1al Day parade 1n Lancaster They also took part 1n the Festrval at Argyle and the Spr1ng Musrc Concert Mxss Chrrstrne Bjornson Drrector 33 f r In 'fl . :Of 'W A -, I , 4 r ' 1 , I . , . , . , . , . , . : . , . V , . ,. ,. , . . : . , . ' , . , . , . , . , . ,. I . , . , . , . , . , . . ' I 694 aww BACK ROW Left to Rrght J Cerkowmak D Kothej Ward G Beck S Farbo D Vagle B Beck D Nord1ne A Berkeland D Glad H Wrlhardt S Jasczak D Olson M Glad B Smrth M Lrndstrom V Karol THIRD ROW G Nordrne E Johnson B Bylund B Peterson L Nordtne C Hunter D Lmdstrom W Carlson J KJe1strom L Isaacson L Isaacson C Nordlrng P Johnson D Hoglrn F Olsonoskr SECOND ROW D Maksymchuk M Elfstrom E Coffreld L Dexter S Cedergren D Upprnan B Adolfson L Dexter I Ward D Hawkyard M Kjelstrom B V1er1ck A Schwenzferer FRONT ROW C Sanner C Larson Y Peterson D Beck C Peterson Y Dav1s M Vwmters A Olrsh A Predy M Eggerud NOT PICTURED M Ward G Farbo D Molley D Carlson R Hedlund awww Wanna 'Q 's 4 wafer viii, as Q BACK ROW Left to Rlght M Gardmer U Florey B Hugg B Cory B Kavanaugh D Weberg B V1er1ck M W1lebsk1J Norland L Glad B Lmdstrom M Nordstrom G Karol C Peterson M Peterson B Qulner E Waller D Eckholm M Wll6Sk1 MIDDLE ROW D Otto D Uppman S Dexter M Lmdstrom P Lager W Walukrevrcz D Ward C Mattson B Satterlund V Gustafson V Wangen J Ward V Hunter H Nordrne J Hammerstrom G Glad FRONT ROW B Satterlund B Carlson R Lmdstrom NOT PICTURED A Peterson J Engman F Dexter K Glad D Skogen L Clow 34 , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . 1 . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . I , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . . . ,. . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . I . , . , . , . , . . f r' 'N 393-'Q H -wars f f 5 . 4 1,1 3. N ' Ml 1 -:FT 4 ,r gr-fx ' A Q M 's 57 L 1 F '37 1-t it 8 I , ne' P' 9 I. ft 41' E . ' ' ' Q 5 '52 3 I W - , I A' xl., Q4 I rv if . . it I i i , 3' A A I ' .1 -. y - u - s Q v - 1 ' 1 ' ' ' . ' . ' . , . I . , . , . , . , . D , . , . , - , , . , . , . ,, . , . , . , . . 2 . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . . gc WWW but woman 'll' ug mann Q- WN' BACK ROW Left to Rrght G Nordrne E Johnson J Ward B Bylund B Peterson C Nordhng P Johnson Isaacson J Ward D Beck H Wrlhardt G Farbo F Olsonoskr D Hoghn D Olson M Ward J Kjelstrorn Schwenzfeler Isaacson M Kjelstrom G Beck B V1er1ck FRONT ROW C Hunter D Kothe M Lrndstrom C Larson C Sanner Y Davrs S Cedergren M Wmters Prady Y Peterson NOT PICTURED M Glad Ooletle EJ' Q7 LEFT TO RIGHT Drrector Mrss Bjornson J Kjelstrom A Schwenzfeler Y Peterson C Peterson D Hoghn G Nordlne E Johnson C Nordlrng 35 l I t 2 7 lsxau Sqn . W , 1 , . ' ' if r 12' ' I I ' as x ' -p J. I I 'il ' ,, -A 4' I I S, - 1 as rr Y I f KA . rg M. 2 ', Q ' . , ' : . ' , . , . , . , . , . ' , . . L. l I I ' I ' . I 5 l 9 .D ' Q I ' I ' I ' I I A' MIDDLE ROW.: -D. Hawkyard, L. Nordine, B. Smith, M. Elfstrom, C. Peterson, B. Adolphson, D. Lindstrom, L. I v mcg... an ' M f .2 - I I C, A S- A' X, Q7 J A X . J 0.4 ' fr mum! BACK ROW Left to R1ght I Ward L Dexter D M Ward D Olson Adv1sorM1ssGarste1g MIDDLE ROW G Beck D Kothe G Nordrne FRONT ROW C Sanner A Chrrstophcrson G N. Our Advlsor and Englrsh Teacher Mrs E S Haugen Nordlne G Schwenzfcrer M Vlurray F Olsonoskr M Elfstrom Homstad C Hunter B Berkeland X Peterson In November when we set our goal for a 'bmgger and better yearbook we falled to reallze the exact d1ff1cult1es we would encounter 1n plann1ng and as sembl1ng lt obta1n1ng advert1sers, and selhng subscr1pt1ons The task was be gun and progressed stead1ly under the capable d1rect1on of M1ss Roalda Gar ste1g Butter January days saw us batthng agalnst t1me to meet the flrst of three dead11nes Through accelerated staff efforts we met lt successfully and then the trad1t1onal ' axe fell M1ss Garste1g was called home by fam1ly 1ll ness The ECHOES fate hung 1n a precar 1ous balance untrl the arr1val of Mrs Haugen who was on hand when the races to the last two deadlrnes were won Wlth excellent cooperatlon from L H S students and faculty we advanced to the completlon of our work and we have as a result the ECHOES OF LHS 30 5 5 S i . 1-If g 525' , 9 r 1:7 1' At , 1 l' A le fav. ' - is 1 u' 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 'A 1 ' n '- . , . , . 0 1 1 . . , . , . . . ' 1 ' . . , . , . , . , . , . . ' . 1 3 . .. fy n p A 6 ' . . . , . . . I ..- . , , . . ' Y . . , . .ZW S We-64 4 Y STANDING Left to Rrght Adv1sor Mr Krrk Busrness Manager A Chrrstopherson Sports Edrtor XX Carlson Copy readers and Typrsts G Beek and Y Peterson Crrculatron M Xunters and! Ward Illustrauons C Peterson SEATED Productron E Johnson andG Nordrne Edrtor C Sanner AssxstantEd1tor D Hoglrn Illustrauons M Elfstrorn and Typrst D Olson 3' STANDING Left to Rlght Reporters J Jerome L Hard L Dexter D Weberg D Beck F Olsonoskr S Ceder gren B Adolfson B Peterson rnd L Isaacson SEATED M Ward D Kothe L Isaacson M Kjelstrom B Smrrh andC Hunter 37 a 0 v K I ff' I I 5 S' 5' 7 L is s. Lkv-' XX ' : ' . .'s ' I ,- ' ' a ' ' : - , I 5 I I Uv- A i N Jin I- Q21 rg f A Q1 L, .., F G I ,. Aix V. x 'X in ' 0 1 0 7 H H ' :wean play www ai? in Ku' rand Q Wigwam ,, 1 1 mum wig 'Qi ll 'W-. rf' if nr ,142 X 14,3 QQ- -as in 3 BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Arlen Lund Freddy Suppes Dean Anderson Wayne Carlson Lowell Homstad MIDDLE ROW Mrss Skarstad Drrector Lots Nordme Barbara Peterson JoAnn Kjelstrom Gay Farbo Luella Isaacson Betty Adolfson and Carol Jean Hunter FRONT ROW Arlyce Schwenzfe1er Darlene Hoglm Edrth Johnson and Shuley Cedergren 445 of Zdevzacteu The Junlor Class Play was presented at the C1ty Hall Decern ber 10 The three act play ent1tled Men Are l1ke Street Cars was d1rected by M1ss Dorothy Skarstad Mrs Mason mother Barbara Peterson Mr Mason father Lowell Homstad Maudle the1r younger daughter Carol Jean Hunter Sylv1a thelr older daughter JoAnn Kgelstrom Maud1e's Fr1ends Al1x Ed1th Johnson .Tulle Shlrley Cedergren Lysbeth Arlyce Schwenzfe1er Thelr Mothers Mrs Whlte Gaye Farbo Mrs Allen Betty Adolfson Mrs Day Lols Nord1ne Davy, Maud1e's part tlrne steady Wayne Carlson Paul, Any g1r1's steady Dean Anderson Sylv1a's Fr1ends Jerry Arlen Lund Ted Freddy Suppes Margaret, the ma1d Luella Isaacson 38 K I I , , K ,git ' ry h V ' 1 , ui? L L -, QQ f 'Q Q L' mf 13 , ' -X .. L ' ' '- Q ' 4 5 Q , -Y .I -sf My t far 4 ,, , Q y y luzt. I X fa 1 M' , A 4 r A N W f W I I , ,J . - 'N-s.. N 3 Q , F tv Q h s 9 xx VX Rx 'T x ' ' - vu - 9 1 ' x ' 1 7 ! Declcmaadcond ill islii ill Nl PWR mm W ,Q-i uw' W .lg M. Mg Q ,auf-. ' Lgamulv - 3 'll' , -, nan 5, wax! 'Q ai-1 'F'-. yi 'R 3. -J 5 tl sl? ' nn, ii If-P v Q J if FQ? II ll IR ill W ill!! 59 BACK ROW Left to Rrght Mr Kjelstrom Advrstor Darlene Vagle Barbara Cory Maureen Wrlebskx Roger Hed lund Wayne Carlson R 1 h N d a p or me and Donna Hawkyard THIRD ROW Helen Nordme Valarre Hunter Vma Wangen Clar1ce Larson Yvonne Davrs Beverly Qurner and Judy Ward SECOND ROW Donna Ward Doreen Uppman and Erleen Waller FRONT ROW Bobby Satturlund and Ralph Lrndstrom Une get' play 5' Y, ,ns LEFT TO RIGHT Yvonne Peterson Roger Hedlund Wayne Carlson and Mrss Skarstad Dxrector 39 0 I R y N xg L, . N ,,,,.,, ..- ,, QL K Q 5 y Q I' ' rf ig 1 r sv f n u - -r - V A' Q ,, +L. M . Y ,M-1 - -, , ' O 4 .- V 3 , V Y: ? cv 'YO' ' ' L 1' ' I v A C 7' .' , - ' Q i ., 4 ' ' A , .C W , Y C -Q ' . X ' ' - 1' - - 5 h W Q , , ' 0 Y S , A . . , - , K . A MQ A -5 ' 5 Q I ly Www W y - ,Q x x KT ' I 14 if ' . x A' 8 ,A V 1' J 5 .r 5 ,UW r' ,ffl Q f gl r, U K f as:-2 ,ff , 1 T W :SSW C is s gl 1:15 . N 'nl' ' I fi 5. C , min av' 4 V A . 5 'L 'A nl, V f rw' 'Vg 7 ,, ,, v ' ln ,Ia R T ' , , O : . l .. W fr 1 .. AE gg? K ff W 1 R H , , - QQ 4' 92 ' X. X' . . V , ,,, . . -. V V aura X .Kin I r V C 'A .K if Q 1 R fr 3 . . . ' . ' - 7?,-4 1 sn 2' ll ffm a-1 STANDING LEFT to RIGHT Howard Hansen Advlsor Gary Schwenzferer Donald Schwenzfeler Wayne Carlson Freddy Suppes Morrrs Murray Denn1s W Nordme Ralph Nordme Denn1s O Nord1ne Arnold Berkeland Denn1s W11son and Duane Carlson SITTING Arden Chrtstopherson Charles Hunter Pres and Arlen Lund The F F A had a busy year They partrcrpated 1n vartous contests and were rep resented 1n the bus1ness sesslon of the dlstrtct chapter They also took part 1n the state conventlon and state F F A camp Off1cers were Charles Hunter Pres Arden Chr1st opherson V1ce Pres Gary Schwenzfexer Treas Bruce Berkeland Sec Arlen Lund Re porter MOIIIS Murray Sentlnal H E Hansen Adv1sor GRAIN IUDGING TEAM Left to Rrght: Howard Hansen, Ad v1sor, Charles Hunter, Denn1sW11 son, Denn1s Nord1ne, Morr1s Murray 40 1 1 4 3 1 Z 3 ,- Y 1 2' qv sa H , y B .W ' Xl A A W I kwa' va ' I' -- A 1? v 'FX A ' ll '- 1 Q ' . , f , , f- I I 5, N , 1 V, 4 ,, , if 3 . I - ' 1 . 1 , ' . . . . I ' : U , .3 ' - . 'I .: I . .s , , .: . - 5 , Q . . , . M , 5 ui ,Q , K V. X Q Q Wetezcw 4 ,-47a 6444 Veteran's Tra1n1ng Class at Work Hua MN ,Qian LEFT TO RIGHT FACING CAMERA Roy Johnson Andy Lyberg Paul Boroskr B111 Maksymchuk Robert Peterson Alex Johnson Fred W1ck1e LEFT TO RIGHT BACK TO CAMERA Harns Elfstrom Walter Wllebskx Ed Olsonoskl Kenneth Lang and Marlowe Wolf Veterans who have been part of the class thrs last year are Paul Backstrom Herman Farbo B111 Maksymchuk Ed w1n Blomqulst Paul Boroskl Harley Carlson Lyle Clow John Danforth Wxllard Dreher Harns Elfstrom Walter Wxlebskt Andy Lyberg Carl Hostrup Clrfford Haugen Chfford Homstad Robert Peterson Howard Homstad Alex Johnson Roy Johnson Laverne Johnson Martxn Kushmskl Kenneth Lang Earl Nelson Ed Olsonoskl Ed Potrament Lloyd Ronnander Arnold Vagle Fred Wtckxe Marlowe Wolf Wlllard Yonke Instructors W1ll1am Provance and Howard Hansen Group Instruct1on 1n Vet's Class l ISYS H --. mg ff-Q. LEFT TO RIGHT. Cllfford Haugen Walter W11ebsk1 Alex Johnson Earl Nelson SEATED Mr Wllltam Provance 41 I , 6 ar A VJWJ 1, ra ft A If ' I is ., 3 N J llll ' J, J f I Q offs , A l , '1 -. en,.r ffl D 1 'ef' A fir A A-r 1- V 1 'H fr H . f ,s A Q A ' ' ' K eil- N 'A Uziecm Z 4 LEFT TO RIGHT J Berg L Clow D Hunter B Berg and F Clow LEFT TO RIGHT B Berg D Hunter A Lund andF Clow 42 new , ff? 3' 4' f ., 'F f w 1 Q1 4 5 1... 4 1 ., ...ar lil X . ,.s 'f .:QiLS. ' 1 .4:.-ILA , Vg' ' 4 - 'Www .A ' -ff iff 4 - 5,11 wa 3 5 '- W V agazaf . I . fs? .a .fr 4- 9 I fs? ' df l H 1 A, 'f A' ' . L M j, frf1.'. ,' , 325 ' .'S , . , A 1 -1-1 i 'Vail I I I I 4 1. Too Young 2. Tree roots 3. Pin-up girl 4. Bumper guard 5. Beat up 6. Sai1or's port '7.Modern mechanics 8. Cornhuskers 9. Three stooges 10. Grass widows 11. Ain't love grand? 12. Love birds 13.Gypsies 14. Help me 15. Covering up 16. Nature Boy 1'7. We three 18. Flower girls 19. Ole 20. Cuddle Bugs 21. Nothing to do but sit 22 pretty 23 Male shortage 24 E in-L -0. if 0 V V 3, 1. Mating Season 2. Little mother 3. Snow twins 4. Two to one 5. It was a gay party 6. Triplets 7. Sugar Daddy 8. Figure Skates 9. Wildcats 10. We want ser- vice 11. Disgusting, isr1't it? 12.Watch the birdie 13. Cheesecake 14. I'm ready 15. Hold it for me. 16. Good gum 17. Sitting pretty 18. Are they clean 19. Jimmy Durente Ir. 20. Soft shoulder 21. Ate too much 22 . You're telling me 23. Carnival royalties 24. Babies must play 25. Big joke 26. A11 ready if vt Of of 'K if A 5 1 I asa ,fr 'VW zfin' 60360-'Z x-rf-4 vm.-1454 6' af' R A Nik: AWD' 454 8 N g 1' -is ?wuu-pq - napa I 1 Carol 2 Yvonne 3 Chuck 4 Ducky 5 Ardy 6 Marlene '7 Denms 8 Grace 9 Darlene 10 Lois 11 Gary 12 Betty 13. Gay 14 Bruce 15 Florence 16 Jean 17 Marlys 18 Gerald 19 Moms 1. 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