Lancaster High School - Echoes Yearbook (Lancaster, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1953 volume:

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S Published by The Senior Class of Lancaster High School Lancaster, Minnesota f f l ,4 fi 2 j 1 The world today owes much to the teachers of 1t's schools and espec1ally to 1ts super1or teach ers The super1or teacher 1nsp1res her pup1ls she guldes them lnto the better ways of hfe and she helps them to develop 1nto mature young men and women Her work begms m the classroom but It does not end there lt extends beyond the class the school and 1nto l1fe 1tself Because of the many capab1l1t1es she has dem onstrated as a teacher promoter of extra cur rlcular act1v1t1es and annual advlsor We the an nual staff affect1onately dedlcate thls ed1t1on of Q Qin, the 1953 Echoes of L H S to MISS Garstelg ll.-:rim X X 2 x 1 n 1 X N J f X X XX 1 X . . . . , . V xx . . . - X . . . . I 4 - - 1 I K 1 . 1 ' f , '1 H . I .ll ' ' ' luv, n W I ,-A x :bf 1 'I 1-NTP Q Q I l W . V I fy 'bl gay: as UA - X ! A VI INIET 491 IDD B0 RD OF EDUC EDWARD JOHNSON President OSCA R NORDINE Clerk ELLIOT HUNTER C.N. HOMSTAD HOWARD WARD , Treasurer T10 BERNARD RUNDQUIST A SNHTH MR G ,dent 1? MRS EDWARD JOHNSON Secretary suvefmw I would like to extend my slncere congratulations to the Seniors of 1953. They have been an outstanding class in every way, and will indeed be missed by the students and faculty of Lancaster I-hgh School When I look at the class as a whole I th 1nk of leadersh1p and serv1ce Tefldefed SCTVICC 111 Va.I'1OL1 s organ1z.at1ons and aCt1V1t16S that have made our school one of ln terest and enjoyment May the class cont1nue 1n years to come to possess the enthuslasm and ll W1 to succeed that they now have Jaffe wir- MR J V KJELSTROM Prmclpal 5 2 J 1 , RV ',r' KAIYFL 'I it . A.,- MRS. K. HUGHES, B.S. Grand Forks, North Da- kota Music and Geography University of North Da- kota MR. HOWARD HANSEN, B.S. Agriculture Valley City, North Dakota North Dakota State Rice Institute, I-louston, Texas MRS, DON EIDE Home Economics Woodworth, North Dakota North Dakota State Walla Walla College, Washington University of North Dakota FACULTY MR. RUSSEL NELSON, B.S. Minneapolis, Minnesota SocialScience and Physical Educa- tion Bemidji Teachers College +, Motif UQdol6 h sa . . .J A ban, ,av 'Y Quo B , A 5 MR. ROBERT KIRK, B.S Terre Haute, Indiana Commercial Indiana Teachers College University of Ohio cfs Qu A f 05 Cifiql 'au' A '30 -,me -My 301 MISS HARRIET WILMER Williams, Minnesota Second Grade Bemidji Teachers College 0-A' .ff r l MR. ROBERT HED, B.S. Willmar, Minnesota 7th and 8th English and Math., 64 9th Algebra Minot State Teachers Bethel College University of Minnesota St. Cloud Teachers College Lancaster, Minnesota Home Economics North Dakota Agricultural College MISS BILLIE BECHTLE Valley City, North Dakota Fifth Grade Valley City Teachers College MRS. ROY NICHOLSON Lancaster, Minnesota Fourth Grade Moorhead State Teachers MRS. JOSEPH BERKELAND Lancaster, Minnesota Third Grade Valley City Teachers College MRS. WILLIAM PROVANCE, B.S. 3 : x. if MRS. STANLEY WALLEN BERG Orleans, Minnesota Sixth Grade Moorhead Teachers Col- lege MRS. LEONARD HANSON Orleans, Minnesota First Grade Moorhead Teachers Col- lege A, as 2 sts- ' L-q ' 0 R16 1 , Saw - y dviS0 SEATED Lggrrvlrs. Kellnetileiiiigidifisonz W' Smith 3 iigzgnsnoiiev Hamm' Representing the democratic government of the school, the student council is the nucleus of the student body. The members are receiving valuable experience in leadership as they work out the problems and policies involved in school activities. The largest project sponsored by the student council this year was the carnival. The council also compiles all activity points and, on this, awards school letters. Other projects of the coun- cil are sponsoring noon movies and the annual spring clean-up day. 8 STUDE T COU CIL Junior Legislators in Session -Degtei. nd lplel-ta X ne terson Shifley Tigtfzirien Lund: DM e Pe 1 1 ane Carlson, Bar:::l8MaUs0m Georgina 1-rr Ralph N0'dmeity1ilevfeSen'atwi3 Braid cormie Huw' Barbara Peterson, President. , gf ,x 2 if if QL P ff, ', fl 'L Z! ER 5U NN EL inf, W?'A ff. .Wi '. ' 'Gi :' U F53 .umwmv K3 . ,,,,. fy ff M339 ' Wi - 1 Wi, if -A Q. Q 1' W ' i .,,.3 as-V .. . f 1 'l dgmzx ffhlgll s l I 0 PIP! If l ,f fl U UI ii 4,4 X f rffx f 1 51 UUE N L ai T5 , 95 . ' fx, X . . s .5 7? H 1 , ff I rn if ff rf .1-rfffff Wh 1 1 nffifffnlrfnlrnf -1 f F l v,' . , I f f, fm, -'Y f , , , 1 .7 'f '3 ' Af . 1- , A1 1 ' b ,' I ' 4 A ,X V L ,v WAYNE CARLSON On the basket- ball floor one of the best, but in the classroomg Oh! ! What a pest. Mixed chorus l,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Boys Glee Club 45 F,F,A, l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Basketball Cap- tain 45Baseball l,2,3,45 Football 45 Class play 3,45 Dramatics l,3,45 One Act Play 35 F.E,A, Public Speak- ing 3,45 Student Council 15 L.l-I.S. Hi-lites l,2,3,45Annua1Staff Editor n A 45 Class Officer l,4. r' JJ K . Y' 5 J ' U ENID GAYE FARBO A character ws I l 5.9 SENIORS SHIRLEY CEDERGREN Full of fun --Mischievious too. Doing things she shouldn't do. Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Annual staff 45 L.H,S, Hi-lites 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Class Officer l,3,4. 'E' DEAN ANDERSON The teachers think I am so sweetg they always keep me in the very front seat. Class play 3,4: F.F.A. 4. 5 , MAROON AND SILVER ROGER HEDLUND Variety is the spice oflife, and he 's our variety. Class Officer 25 Stu- dent Council 25 F.F,A, 1,25 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Boy's Glee Club 45 L,H,S. Hi-lites .l I V .y here a character there. That 's Gaye, You'll find her anywhere. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 2,35 Band 45 L,H,S, Hi-lites 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,45 G.A.A. 2, Clawson High School, Detroit, Michigan. 45 Declamation 2,3,45 One Act Play 3,45 Class Play 45 Band 2,3,45 Christian Fellow- ship, president5 Male quar- tette 45 Vocal solo 3,4. 12 f .1 DARLENE HOGLIN An edi- tor, a student and liked by all, but oh! My gosh! What a screwball. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4gGlee Club l,3,4gSex- tette 33 Trio 4g Quartette 4, Soloist 3,45 Student Council l,4g Annual Staff 4g Class P1ay'3,4gL.H.S. H1-tires 3,45 Class Officer 2,3g Carnival Queen 2. WHITE ROSE T. LEWISIASZCAK Never willing to fool around, ex- cept before, after, and during schoo1hours. F.F.A, l,2,3,4g F.F.A. vice President 4, Track 25 Football 2,35 Class Play 3. as c f -.. .,...-1 4 I, LOWELL HOMSTAD Girls may be a puzzle, buthe'll never give them up. Class Officer 3: F.F.A. 4, Class Play 3,45 Track lgCarniva1 King 2. SE IURS CAROL JEAN HUNTER NOt thatshe loves studies less, but fun more. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Glee Club l, 3,4gCheerleader l,2,3,4gL,H,S, Hi- Lites 3,4g Annual Staff 4g Class Play 3,4g Class Officer 1, 13 , ' f , l -V-. ,-,,fi, I . f if .1 ., X LUELLA ISAACSON She loves one--but which one? Glee Club 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3: Class Officer 4g Class Play 3,4g Annual Staff 4: L.H.S. Hi-Lites 3,4. Lf' EDITH JOHNSON It'S Silly to think--ler's talk. Glee Club 3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g L,l-LS, Hi- Lites 3,4g Class Play 3,4g Sextette 35 Class Officer lg Annual Staff 4. 1 SENIORS SELMA JASZCAK Her heart belongs to Canada. Mixed Chorus 3g Annual Staff 45 Class Play 3,4. TONIGHT WE LAUNCH: WHERE SHALL WE ANCHOR? PATRICIA JOHNSON A giggle, A dash, a shriek, a crash -- that's Patsy. Mixed Chorus 3,45 Glee Club 3,4g L,H,S, Hi-Lites 4: An- nual Staff 45 Class Play 3,4. MARY KNUTSON we can'i help liking her. Class Play 4g Annual Staff 4. 9 i r 5. J 5 i.,fL'4 lvl! yi! .5 if Vi 3' V A' i TN-1 1 1 if QOANN IGELSTROM Her winning mile and charming ways will bring P her luck through all her days. Band i l,2g Class Officer l,2,3,4g Cheer- leader l,2gSextette 25 Mixed Chor- us 2,3,4gTrio 4g Glee Club l,2,3,4g Class Play 3,43 L.H.S, Hi-Lites 4g Annual Staff 45 Carnival Queen 4. LAURA KUSHINSKI Always pleasant, always kind, She's the type we like to find. Glee Club 45 L.H.S. Hi-Lites 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Play 4. SHOWCBOAT ANGELINE OLISH Little and sweet5 She owns a one-way ticket to success. Mixed 'Chorus 2,35 Class Play 45 Class Reporter 45 Annual Staff 4. X .1 f Vi V! ,X fo Qf F -.N dvd' f lx sv SENIGRS DENNIS NORDIN I cannot love, I'm still too young. F.F.A. l,2,3, 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Boys Glee Club 45 Class Play 3,4. 15 RICHARD ARLEN LUND 'Sometimes I study, bluff, or guess, but most of the time I merely rest. Football 1, 2,35 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Track 25 Student Council 45 Class Play 3,45 Class Reporter 2. l LOIS NORDIN Her nature seems quiet, but she's a friendg we can't deny it. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,4. ARLYCE SCHWENZFEIER It's nice to be natural, but she's naturally nice. Student Council 3g L.H,S, Hi-Lites 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Glee Club 1,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, Sextette 3,45 Band l,2,3,4g Class Play 3,4. 1441! IKM V f ff HELEN WILHARDT B0yl She's not shy. Take a look, then give a sigh. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Glee Club l, 3,4g Band l,2,3,4g L,H.S. Hi-Lites lg Student Council 2g Class Play 3, 43 Annual Staff 4. ff ! 11 - N r H guy-,:T f, -. r is - I iff IORS M. FREDRICK SUPPES Men of few words are often the best. Football 2,3,4gCaptain4gBasketball lgBase- ball l,2,3,4g Student Council 3: Band l,2,3,4g Boys Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 45 Class Play 3,4, F.F.A. l,2,3. 16 log-f,,Lr J I 'I . VL: ,, 1 i 1 4. 1 ,I , U 'MV I BARBARA PETERSON Nice and friendly, heart of gold, keen personality, but not too bold. Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4g Glee Club 3,4g L.l-LS, Hi- Liles 3,43 Annual Staff, As- sistant Editor 4g Student Council 4: Band 2,3,4g Class Officer l,2,3,4g Class Play 3, 4, Cheerleader 1. MEN ARE LIKE STREETCARS DENNIS WILSON He is known by the noise he doesn't make. F.F,A. l,2,3,4g Class Play 4. 'v CLASS HISTORY On a bright Tuesday morning in September 1949 forty green freshmen entered the halls of L H S Among us there were some unfamiliar faces They were Dale Kavanaugh Joey Wllhardt Freddy Suppes Roger Hedlund Angeline Olish Gaye Farbo Denms and Lois Nordrn Arlyce Schwenzfeier Marvin Hanson Selma Jaszcak Helen Cerkowmak Alyce Prady Mary Knutson D1cky Larter Roger Peterson Arlen Lund Barbara Peterson Scotty Sveum and Jimmy Anderson Mr Sands was chosen as our class advisor for the year The most important event was the freshmen initiation with the girls wearing overcoats engineer boots woolen underwear and short pants The boys wore housecoats gunny sacks high heels and women s hats In the beginning of the sophomore year we notlced some famrliar faces were missing They were Roger Pe terson Dick Anderson Scotty Sveum Roger Waller Elsa Lewski Jimmy Anderson Jimmy Pearson V1rg1l Balder ston Gaye Farbo Carroll Davis and Marvin Hanson Our advisor for the year was Mr Vail Imtiating the fresh men was the outstanding event of the year ln our junior year we again see some faces missing as well as the appearance of other new ones Those who had left our class were Joey Wilhardt Dale Kavanaugh Betty Gustafson Roger Hedlund and Helen Cerkowniak We noticed Gaye Farbo had once again joined our class she had attended school in Detroit during her sophomore year Jo Ann Kjelstrom Joined our class She came from Goodridge High School Our class advisors for this year were Mr Kirk and Miss Skarstad Thls year we presented our play Men are Like Streetcars which was under the direction of Miss Dorothy Skarstad During the spring our minds were all concentrated on the Junior and Senior Prom and Banquet The theme for this event was Showboat In our fourth and final year we noticed Lewis Jaszcak had Joined our class and leaving us were Betty Adolfson and Dicky Larter After the first six weeks Alyce Prady left to join the Crookston High School Our advisors for the year are Mr Smith and Mr Kirk We are looking forward to spring which will bring to us our class play class trip Junior Senior Prom and Banquet commencement and baccalaureate LAST WILL AND TESTAME The senior class having no other way to dispose of their possessions have decided to wr1te this Last Will and Testament To the Juniors we leave twenty five new desks in which they may continue to throw all of their books of knowledge also gum candy peanut shells and anythmg else that might go in. We also bequeath them the wor ries and headaches which naturally accompany the senior class ously so that their class might follow in our footsteps To the freshmen we leave our superiority also the ability to hold a class meeting without interruption and noise To the halls ofL H S we leavea quiet vacancy which we know will be mtssed by all also all the penc1l marks carved 1n1t1als and shiny bamsters To our teachers we leave a sense of relief to know that we have departed also our sincere gratitude for heir patient and helpful guidance in the past years As individuals we bequeath the Junior class members the following along with the sound advice to Take it or leave it Wayne Carlson My glft of gab to Jimmy Wallenberg in hopes that he has enough wind to talk as much as I do Darljene Hoglm My curly hair in ra1ny weather and the ability to relax and be calm before singing to Connie Nor ling JoAnn Krelstrom My love for sewing fespeclally suitsj to Carolyn Peterson ,Barbara Peterson My glasses to Mary Ellen Kjelstrom so that she may watch the basketball games and players more closely Denms Nord1n My abtlity to graduate at fifteen to Darlene Vagle Dennis Wilson My red hair and freckles to Violet Karol Arlen Lund My abilrty to get along with the English teacher and Fred Johnson to Bruce Sundem LovxellHomstad My like for Hot Rod Fords and blondes to Duane Carlson and my favorite song There is Nothing L1ke a Dame to Donald Nord1n Dean Anderson My 6 feet 1 U2 lnches to Jennie Cerkowniak and my ability to behave in class to the Junior boys Shirley Cedergren My ability to tell the truth and nothing but the truth to Lavrna Isaacson Edith Johnson My ability to giggle 1n bookkeeping class to Beverly Strege Angeline Ollsh My brown eyes to Betty Smith IH hopes that she can make use of them at the fortune telling stand next year Helen Wilhardt My quiet disposition to Dorothy Maksymchuk Lois Nord1n My letter writing ability to Mildred Eggured Mary Knutson My '7 112 s1ze ring and some tape to make it fit to Loretta Dexter Laura Kushmski My barn dance romances to Shirley Farbo Freddy Suppes My football ability also the scratches bruises sprained ankles and broken ribs to D1cky Nichol son Gaye Farbo My ability to drive a Plymouth to Shirley Farbo Roger Hedlund All of my love letters to any Junior girl who wishes to read them and my ability to tell Jokes to Victoria W O I I - I 1 I A - I v . 1 v . 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A , U . . , ' . , . . . . - 17 Luella Isaacson My abrlxty to grve everyone valuable advrce to Margaret Lmdstrom Arlyce Schwenzfeter My abtlrty to strck w1th one boy to Mary Ellen Kjelstrom Carol Jean Hunter My cheerleadxng ab1l1ty to Dale Beck and my job at the locker plant to any juntor who doesn t know the drfference between deer meat and chrcken Lewrs Jaszcak My North Dakota gtrlfrtends to Donald Nord1n rn hopes that he ltkes the wtde open spaces Patsy Johnson My typrng ab1l1ty to Elaxne Coffleld and my abrlrty to control my temper to Betty Smrth Selma Jaszcak My lxke for Buxcks to any junlor who l1kes them as well as I do In clos1ng we name as sole executor of our Last Wtll and Testament our supermtendent Mr Gordon Smlth Sealed and wltnessed on thrs s1xth day of January 1953 PROPHEC Y Good even1ng frxends It IS now 8 15 and here we are br1ng1ng you our latest world news stratght from Statton LHSR wrth on the spot coverage by that noted newscaster Patsy Johnson ANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY The races have just begun Lowell Homstad IS rn the lead followed closely by Crash Drck Arlen Lund IS workmg toward that all t1me record one hundred races w1thout an acctdent We f1nd htm brtngxng up the rear HOLLYWOOD CALIFORNIA Hollywood 1S attendmg the premrere of the screen s latest hrt Don t Bother to Rrng the Bell starr1ng Sh1rley Cedergren playtng ODDOSIIC Freddy Suppes the screen s greatest lover Shtrley 15 Martlyn Monroe s latest r1val DOVER, ENGLAND Darlene Hoglln and Esther W1ll1ams are st1ll competmg to break the world s all t1me re cord 1n swlmmmg the Engl1sh Channel France IS now rn sxght RENO NEVADA Laura Kushrnskt Amer1ca s greatest F B I agent 15 crackmg down on unlawful gamblmg here tn Reno She is also trylng to lower the natlon s dlvorce rates CAPETOWN SOUTH AFRICA Angelme Oltsh IS leadrng a new expedttton from Capetown to the Belgxan Con go ln search of elephants w1th black tusks Her busmess partner Dean Anderson IS golng 1nto busmess makrng p1anos w1th black keys NEW YORK CITY The bnght ltghts of Broadway are aga1n focused on a new singtng sensatton South Pact f1c IS reopemng Wllh Roger Hedlund tn the leading role The role was formerly played by EZIO P1nza MINNEAPOLIS MINNESOTA The Lakers have just completed their f1fth undefeated season They glve all the credit to thetr star forward Wayne Carlson SOUTH KOREA Here s the latest news from Korea Denms W1lson Supreme Commander of our forces 1n Korea has stated that vxctory IS near at hand LANCASTER, MINNESOTA The road from Lancaster to Tolstot is flnally be1ng reparred The Farbo Construc tton Company headed by Gaye Farbo has just moved 1nto town ANCHORAGE ALASKA Luella Isaacson a graduate of the Umverstty of Mrnnesota has just flmshed her f1rst b1g project She had Installed radlant heat1ng systems rn the Esklmo s 1gloos Moppmg her brow Luella says I m done here I guess I ll try freeztng the Nxle R1ver as my next b1g project GOODRIDGE MINNESOTA There IS now a restaurant rn the U S A where you can get superb home cooked meals 10816 s Jornt 1S owned and operated by JoAnn Kjelstrom who specxahzes tn ox ta1l soup Truck drtvers from all over the natton know Josie PARIS FRANCE A new revolut1onary trend m buttons has just come out Lou1s Jasczak noted button des1gner has just destgned the plungrng button They are used to keep plung1ng necklxnes up SIDNEY AUSTRALIA Barbara Peterson hasjust jomed her husband who IS a Naval off1cer here She has started the fad of g1v1ng toms to the natrve men SILVER CREEK TEAAS The Double P U Rodeo has just h1t town The star of the show ts Carol Jean Hunter who excels ln calf ropmg bull dogglng and bronco busttng She spends her spare t1me between acts kmtttng BRUSSELS BELGIUM Lots Nordrne the famous woman sc1ent1st has just announced that she has found several errors tn Etnstien s Theory of Relauvtty Lors IS very proud s1nce she recetved last year s Novel Scrence Award BUTTE MONTANA Edtth Johnson just bought the largest dude ranch tn Montana She ll begrn work at once teachlng all the dudes to rtde horseback wtthout getttng bowlegged HA LMA MINN Adv1ce to the lovelorn A new revoluttonary lonely hearts club has been orgamzed by Arlyce Schwenzfeter She trred of her lonely l1fe declded to cheer up others who llke herself hadgrowndespondent Anyone lnterested rn jotnrng thrs prosperous club may contact Gerald Homstad her busrness partner CHICAGO ILL. Selma Jasczak who rs employed by Marshall Ftelds has been promoted to the posltron of ptn up grrl She carnes all the prns for the dress ftttxngs JERSEY CITY NEW JERSEY In hrs atttc studxo Denms Nordlne Inventor IS at work agarn Denms recently suffered qulte a setback after years of research and hard work he found the mouse trap had already been tnvented He has announced that the project he rs workmg on now IS a small mechanism that sharpens pencrls CHICAGO ILL. Tomght s bout for the tttle holder of the women s heavy we1ght wrestltng champtonshrp of the world has just begun The favored contender and famous lady wrestler Helen Wtlhardt IS holdrng her own ag31l'lSI 250 pound Grusome Geme of Brooklyn Good luck g1rls NEW ORLEANS LA The natton s no 1 cannon ball manufacturer Mary Knutson has lowered the prtce of cannon balls to S5 This change she announced was brought w1th lncreasing sales Ah yes busrness IS really boomlng Tune 1n tomorrow mght for the latest world news by the world s greatest commentator Patsy Johnson -- . - - . , . . -- ' - - . , , . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , , . . . . . . . - ' - 1 I . . . , . ,, , 9 s 1 . ,, . . . . , . . I I ' . , . . . . . . , . , - . . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . . . . , . - . . . . . . . . . - , . ' I 1 . . . . . . ,, - . ' - . ,, . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 ' , . , . . - . . 1 , , . I - '- - 1 - 1 1 . . . . . . . , . . 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' rl V ' I 'L 1 , 'L 5 1 4 11 . . . . 19 A' Cyulfld 15? 121,-gig im LefrroR' . Bru ight' DU8neCarls ce Sundem, on, Donnie Nordine Mildre d E Sgerud. Loretta Dexter, Jennie Cerkowniak N ' of Pictured 0 E DOUR YET OPE On September 15, twenty-two happy, smiling faces gathered in the Ag room to fill out their application cards -- the juniors of 1952. A few weeks later they carefully chose their governing body for the year. President Connie Nordling Vice-President Dorothy Maksymchuk Secretary Margaret Lindstrom Treasurer Dale Beck Student Council Duane Carlson, Loretta Dexter. Their dramatic talent first came to light in a skit given the night of the carnival, an intel- lectual piece of work entitled Ghost Town, U. S. A-H Their class play, Aunt Cathie's Cat, was directed by Mr. Robert Hed. In happy harmony, the industrious juniors went to work on their Prom and Banquet plans. 20 Mia - ' A 3 5 rm , .,yf fF f b P ' his '- If K I xg -A we. - 'T '+dfs......Ll, 'Aiisaii-3 2 E u Gp' c.-:::- Oli xx - r- ffA l ' Ng N X, LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Glad, Yvonne Davis, Curtis Cedergren, J. Arnold Berkel and, Dennis Glad FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Elaine Haynes ROW: Ralph Nordine, James Jerome , Berry Beck, Donna , Darrelyn Lindstrom ' X? Hawkyard, Jackie Coffield. BACK , Clarice Larson, Beverley Vierick. 22 AH! A UTHER YEAR On September, 1952, eight girls and thirteen boys enrolled into the sophomore class, making a total of twenty-one. After getting settled down, we had a class meeting. First we elected officers, which are as follows: President Darrelyn Lindstrom Vice President Clarice Larson Secretary Yvonne Davis Treasurer Dennis Glad Reporter Marlene Glad Student Council Ralph Nordine Betty Beck Advisor Mrs. Provance The main event of the year was initiation. The freshmen came to school dressed in many different kinds of costumes which varied from bathing suits to storm coats. During the day they had to carry books, sweep floors and polish shoes. In the evening each one had to do a stunt in front of the assembly. The freshmen were glad that at last they were full fledged freshmen. Gordon Hammefsuom' N Orm an v man. lem! ' UDP Wilson. Domif' ld HT: Gerald . Duane Co ie - LEFT TORQEDT PlCTURED- Webefg' ' r . hwgnZ-fele 0 Dome SC Rogel' 23 J LEFT TO RIGHT: Karen Hanson, Beverley Kavanagh, Betty Ann Gustafson, Laverne Isaacson, Donald Henderson. KN and Roberta Kay Farbo. Hugg, Morley Harrwig, Io EELING: Lawrence Hume seph Iasczak r. NOT PICT an-. BACK ROW: Delores Otto, Marion Lindstrorn, Billy Satterlund, Lawrence Otto, Rob lyce Peterson, Russell Phillips, Andrew Molley, Chucky Matnson. 24 , Dicky URED: Harvey Strege ert Murray. FRONT ROW : Al'- 2 X, -ggi, f . UV ,Q , WSW' ..V,,. I -A FZ fsf . y ., I my Wk, K MA .,f.,v 1 , . u ' m. mom, Jw-V:-v. '-:sf gm . -,p 'ww rin , I vm, -wf . 4 .. , . 91353, N 1, Yu fa' I' w. f ,,. if pi , X,, ,, . 1 .3 Q..-3 fx , A F L . 7 - .1 . M fibxl ,WEE Mi Fqzgkvpcisgvu, .'.,. V '-'jugs LAI. K' I' ,. M '.-14,3 x f i 5 J' U Fm? 9 Q ., s ,Q 6 , ... ., ,gk x B-U I2 13113 .VI-AR 1 si , Q . ,. NffaEfs?4f+ 'Mahi .QW ,322 1812 1155 .dnx 10 A- Q , 1-'gf 2 Q - W Q aww, ms-,A . , , Q 5, - ,. . . Q - - f Ax..4x n -. ,., nu - - -. Tl - -. 3 3, FIRST ROWLEFT TO RIGHT: G. Glad, R. Lindstrom, C. Nordine, S. Jacobson, R. Larter. SECOND ROW: V. Hun- ter, M. Weleski,I.Hammerstrom,M. Peterson, V. Gustafson, I. Anderson, D. Eckholm, B. Satterland. THIRD ROW- H. Nordine, C. Peterson, B.Quiner, I. Waller, M. Nordstrom, G. Karol, L. Clow, B. Li d ROW: R. Nordine, I. Carlson, D. Skogen, D. Va l E. Clint n strom, B. Carlson. FOURTH g e, D. Karol, R. Wallenberg, I. Norland, L. Molly. NOT PICTURED: on, C. Waller. nik' N 13 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Ott SEC o, R. Toreson, I. Erickson, S. Weleski, J. Locken, L. Rundquist, A. Clow OND ROW: M. Berkeland, L. Widerstrand, S. Schwenzefeier, G. Peterson, K. Kushinski R Glad I.Isaacson,I.Byland,R Vagle. THIRD ROW- P Wilson D Gl d C. WebergiC Satterla d , . , M. Nordine , . , . a , M. Sjostrand, S. Nelson, D. Gardner, G. Florey , . n , C. Hugg. FOURTH ROW: I. Coffield, I. Hunter, G. Hartwig, I. Locken, B. Mattson, O Lund. NOT PICTUREDg B. Berg, L. Jenkins, B. Thomson, J. Viereck. 26 .7? 'punt' 4' 4' 4. 4 ' ' Q at X S5- 'R . 3-1 'A 'NO 4 ' -0 PG- -Erase 'a -PF?-f12?Qfe'A 'mff . n, D. 1 lyevxcz. D- Kavanag , szczak. K C-HT L Wilebski. F- Cx0w'LDexvXt?'BZQoxg3.VKT5eQSfff5.MLNgxugl3gn.PI.Ismolak- HRST ROW SLELES EOI-Smmelsuom'BSEICQJNQ-Jlggbwzm. Haynes. L- Camon' W ' Dagefl. D' U Rdwf H,Nordin.T- 3 ' ' ' Smith. TPHRD - Ab I Matthews L. FIRST ROW LEFT TO RlGHTg D. Erickson, C. Uppman, M. Vagle, I. Berg, I. Erickson, R. ney, . , Sagen. SECOND ROW: I. Tureson, R. Locken, P. Coffield, F. Florey, S. Uppman, D. Coleman, D. Nordine, I. Winters, R. Vagle, R. Rising. THIRD ROW: M. Murray, R. Wilson, M. Clow, P. Hunter, B. Jenkins, 1. Boroski, M. Peterson, D. Hunter, V. Hunter, A. Lund. FOURTH ROW: M. Winters, L. Schmiedeberg, A. Ceravsky, L. Weberg, ' ' ' I. Nelson, L. Iaszcak. MISSING: R. Pearson, J. Tureson, S. Dagen. T. Blazejewskl, K. Nordlne, 27 Uppman, S. S... FIR O RIGHT: D. Florey, I. Beck, L. Shafer, S. Smith, B. Hanson, D. Peterson, I. Krauchuck. SEC OND ROW: P. Elfstrom, J. Nordine, L. Skappel, M. Wallenberg, S. Peterson, M. Lyberg, I. Lund, J. Erickson THIRD ROW: R. Kushinski, C. Ogorek, E. Wilebski, D. Glad, C. Hawkyard, F. Skappel, D. Balderson, A. Peterson FOURTHROW: J.Nelson,J. Otto, M. Bernstrom, R. Isaacson, R. Peterson, D. Viereck. MISSING: H. Walukiev B. Olsonoski, J. Kjelstrom. ST ROW LEFT T iez kv C7 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Clow, J. Shafer, P. Hanson, C. Hammerstrom. SECOND ROW: K. Viereck, C. Jaszcak, C. Clow, J. Gardiner, E. Weleski, V. Rundquist. THIRD ROW: J. Clow, P. Nordstrom, L. Boltz, V. Vagle, L. Uppman, S. Ward. FOURTH ROW: M. Cerkowniak, J. Cory, J. Nordin, H. Kjallgren. 28 1 FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT S Wuson I OTSODOSR1 S G1ad I Matthews M Jerome B Masloskl I Dagen I hnsnanson SECOND ROW R Florey J Nordxne E Syosttand 3 Lnn I Enckson G Otto K Hunter C Nel D Lyberg TRD ROW aszcak S Patroment Boroskt R Nordtne E Enckson I Peterson I Blazeyewskx FOURTH ROW D Sttege S Nelson D Dalhman son Iohnson M Kam S D Nelson D Vagle D Satterlund B J Matthews FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT S Glad B Ntcholson F Wxlebskx R Ienkxns G Skappel P Upprnan SECOND ROW H Ward L Sagem D Elfstrom E Johnson D awchuck D Nelson s Clow L Chustensen elson THTRD ROW E Nelson R Pottarnent R Zaknson B Olsonoskx G Abne-y A Snndem K Peterson Clow R Peterson D Weleskt T Uppman L Lambert MISSTNG R lenktns 29 7 Cl - ,. W 7 - , . X F egg ..f A , 'T SQ Q: 'G 'xc a Y 1 1 Q , K. Kretchrnat, . . TH 1 I. S , . , 5. , . . . . - , . ' , .Nicho1son, L. , . ' '. z . , . , . . . , . , . , .NotXand. ' J - M ,i . J ' : . , .' ' , 1. ' , .p - ' .kr- I, .- g. - n Z N . 1 . ' . . , . ' . . ', . ,' . I , 1952 L H S CARNIVAL ROYALTY Xxl' O fx i. -X.. ' x X X- vu ,L-.x XL T FEM. Q, A wg, Wfiiv 1 -.',..l,m in 'R .V I-hke--One--Two. lf V l' .. 3: fi' X . vW! - X W , ' , S3 x , . J 1- M . 4, . I A Russell Nelson ST: A' ...W ZW - coach lx X W V ,, ,,, 1 - 'O 'N x . 3 aw X' Suppes for five. I I it-rw. N ' 541' ' r'SJ4: ' r QP, Captam Middle River Scores! P! aw First and Ten. A x WS sf Jr 1'W' IU- f M. W I' fi H iz' Dx? ? :.lE Q fa ' ' 9548 xx ,f.'QfN X 9 w. . 1 7 s Q n if . X Q 'il 5 2,1-f I . , If 'Wg . f r, , 1 f sf? 1 1 gk Li f YE ,qi g if-+ Eu SENIOR CHEERLE DERS x A FIGHT 'N 52VYsl-9, S! 'LL LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Jean Hun- ter, Marlene Glad, Yvonne Davis, Mary Ellen Kjelstrom. -c In 1-' Aff' kai' 1 ,,, - land. Jerry Carlson' GOP Nor tsaacson. lefty lward. Laverne e Hunter. d on. Dona ,Lawrenc FT TO mom. Donaldsrlarflrftffrd, Chucky Manson A MIDGET BASEB LL FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Carlson, C. Satterlund, M. Clow, I. Norland, I. Carl- son, B. Satterlund, F. Glad. BACK ROW Student manager - H. Strege, O. Lund, B Mattson, B. Lindstrom, R. Lindstrom, B. Sat- terlund, L. Carlson. FIRST ROW LEFT eterson, Y. Davis, D. Ward, P. Lager, on B Kavanaugh,E. Haines, K. Han- Maksymchuk, K r P C. Lars , . Otto, D. Beck, D. M. Kielstrom son, D. Glad, M. Gardener, L. Dexter, S. Cedergren, U. Florey, B. Vierlek, C. Pe terson. Tl-HRD ROW: D. Vagle, B. l-lugg, B. LEFT TO RIGH Smltl1,M. Llndstrom, H. wumrdr, B. Cory, Duane Camo T1 - L. Nordlne, C. Nordllng, D. Lindstrom, R. Dennis Glad H ' ' lstrom, A. Schwenz- Wayne Carlson - Ralph Nordine Farbo, D. Hog,l1n,I. Kle feier, L. Kushinskl. FOURTH ROW: C. Hun ter, B. Peterson, D. Weberg, C. Vieriek, E Johnson, P. johnson, G. Farbo, L. lsaacson L. lsaacson, I. Engrnan, M. Glad, S. Farbo. MIXED GIRLS , TRIO LEFT To RI Darler-1eHo .GHT2 Conni 3110 JoAnn K. C Nordlin . JC1SIl'0m Chg: ice Larson. GIRLS ' BOYS QUARTETTE TO RIGHT: M. Eggrued, I. Cerkowniak, D. Upprnan, M. Lindstrorn, A. l. SECOND ROW: D. Hawkyard, S. Dexter, V. Karo CHORUS ii E3 FIRST Row B. Smith gf LEFT T0 RIGHT. E . hind. SE'CO-NFBUIESSMC. Lax-Sdn' b.H5:JIZ:g. H. Wilhardt, M Li d Y fd, B. Peterson E - P- I0hns0n C an..M. Lilldslroni n Strom. - - Johnson, D, C3rls6:0Bd11nS. D. Vagle' Sgtter- . . Glad R. Nordg . awk- ' me, 38 BOYS CHORUS MIXED QUARTETTE FIRS bp' Ugpgggv LEFT To ' SUDDes, SECOND RRIGHT gh - 14 LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Hed- , , , lund, Darlene Hoglin, Barbara ' Cory, Wayne Carlson. DHXED CHORUS Glad. OMG Sarrerlu R. in Eflson Hd. L. G ., . W. Carlsogd, L. Hum R. Nordinirn F' . FIRST ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Hunter, A. Peterson, D. Beck, C. Peterson, I. Engman, B. Cory, L. Nordine, D. Hoglin. SECOND ROW: F. Suppes, W. Carlson, L. Glad, M. Kjelstrom, A. Schwenzfeier, K. Glad, J. Kjelstrom. 39 SEXTETTE LEFT TO RIGHT: Marion Lindstrom Doreen Uppman, Barbara Cory, Car- olyn Peterson, A rlyce Schwenzfeier Mary Ellen Kjelstrom. se' XZ, X -Q K 'r K 0, 2? FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlys Berkeland, Helen Nordine, Marion Lind- Strom. SECOND ROW: Connie Hugg, Clarice Larson, Mary Ellen, Kjelstrom, Arlyce Schwenzefeier, Shirley Dexter. BACK ROWg Helen Wilhardt, Wayne Carlson, Connie Nordling. NOT PIC- TURED: Barbara Lou Cory, Aileen Lund, Dennis Uppman. sb Q K, r N C 92 fi ' iff Q-ff If FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Lou Murray, Margery Murray, Connie Weberg. BACK ROW: Darrel Kavanagh, Roger Hedlund, Larry Clow, Betty Ann Hugg. NOT PICTURED: Darlene Vagle, Billy Lindstrom. 'Ins T7 Front Row Left to Right Orville Lund Val erle Hunter Bobby Carlson Second Row Betty Smith Barbara Peterson Shirley Farbo Third Row Dennis Glad Freddy Suppes James Jerome Not Pictured Donna Ward The band began their fall rehearsals with a total of 28 mem bers. Their first per- formance was in the Market Day festivities. By spring festival time the band's mem- .4 bership numbered 38. Spring activities of the band include the Spring Festival, Spring Music Concert and the Mem- orial Day Parade. W Left to Right: Donie Uppman, Gaye Farbo, Bobby Mattson. UNK S YL?-W1 Yu CLAS ce Sundeqnj ROW: Oickbj waksqmchuc ames KN mkedoexg , Nichovson, Carobgo R Ooxxam Homin , Yexetson, X1 Xson , O ake, ave Ca! Xiaxok, Benq e Du Xovzx Xe , BN hom Ooxoxkxi ne, X1 ag dv Xsox . and e ed De-max , Lek xo Ming , om, L Rimini: Dah XNMAA . A OYCXXB Back Row , Connie Not ?AXen Xk5eXsxx Beck , ' Maw Smuh , PREVKEW 0 Y HUNT emma 42 N16 HTHAWKS SENIOR CLASS PLAY Frrst Row left to rlght Lowell Homstad Arlyce Schwenzfeler Lots Nordrne Arlen Lund Laura KUShlI1Skl Second Row Barbara Peterson Darlene Hoglm Jo Ann Kjelstrom Freddy Suppes Roger Hedlund Gaye Farbo Selma Jaszcak Back Row Patsy Johnson Dean Anderson Wayne Carlson Lewls Iaszcak Mary Knutson Edith Johnson Mr Hed Dtrector E ACT PLAY Left to Right Student Dtrector Roger Hedlund Co Dtrector Mr Smrth Cast Membesr Mary Ellen Kjelstrom Wayne Carlson and Betty Smtth Co Duector Mr K1elstrom l 43 ,- J qi 11 kai 'li Left to Right: Seated - D. Hoglin, B. Peterson, Assistant Editor: W. Carlson, Editor. Back Row: G Farbo, C. Hunter, M. Knutson, D. Anderson, L. Homstad, D. Wilson. . 1 Left to Right: Typists - A. Schwenzfeier, S. Cedergren, P. Johnson, E. Johnson, L. Isaacson. Left to Right: Seated - J. Kjelstrom, Business Manager:F. Suppes, As- sistant Business Manager. Standing: H. Wilhardt, A. Lund, L. Nordine, S. Jaszcak, L. Jaszcak, A. Nord in. I Kushinski. Olish, R. Hedlund, D. LHS Standrng Left to Rrght Copy Readers B Srnrth and B Peterson lllustratrons C Peter son and L Isaacson Assrstant Productron Manager C Nordhng Busrness Manage K elstrorn Crrculatron Manager S Cedergren andM K3e1strom Advrsor Mr Krrk 1 Seated Productron Manager E lohnson Edrtor D Hoghn Assrstant Edrtor D Beck I Back Mrmeographers F Suppes and W Carlson Front Row Left to Rrght Reporters Standxng Extreme O L d M Glad C Weberg C Hunter S Farbo A Ohsh L Kushrnskr an D B Carlson L Hunter un Vagle Seated Typrsts G Farbo P Johnson L Isaacson and A Schwenzferer 45 if -if . il 'Z I . . vs- A mg if 2 Q NY ,J 5 Ni K 3 . -14 R .J . :.' ,'- . : ' ' i ral. if, o X C W Q m 5 V L Q3 S l I aff' ' 1 - 'r' ' 1 ' 1 1 l ' . 1 'u I ',' ' 1 ' l. .Q d 1 gihdlixyv I 3 4 'X ' V t , A we J ga l Lfi i f TQ, I F. F. A. DRAMATICS ROGER I-IEDLUND, Original Or- atoryg BETTY SMITH, Drama- tic Interpretive Reading, DAR- LENE HOGLIN, Extemporaneous Manuscript Reading, CAROLYN PETERSON, Memorized Ora- toryg MR. HED, Advisor, CON- NIE HUGG, Humorous Reading, WAYNE CARLSON, Memorized Oratory, YVONNE DAVIS, Hu- morous Reading, RALPH NORDINE, Original Oratoryg JO ANN KJELSTROM, Extemporaneous Man- uscript Readingg DOREENUPPMAN, Dra- matic Interpretive Reading. Standingg Left to Right: Dennis Nordine, Dicky Nicholson, James Wallenberg, Lowell I-iomatad, Donnie Nordine, Bruce Sundem, Wayne Carlson, Duane Carlson, J. Arnold Berke- land, Donal Ward, Donald Henderson, Dennis Wilson, Mr. Hansen: Advisor. Seated: Lawrence Hunter, Chucky Mattson, Dale Sjostrand, Don Zilkie, Gerald Wilson, James Jerome. 46 GRAIN JUDGING Left to Right: Dennis Nordine, Dennis Wilson, Ralph Nordine. Wayne Carlson, President and F.F.A. Public Speaking Contestant. I' Q,0,q'? .U 4 p s ,aa 4 5 0 1. Q , 5 . Q 1 f its -90.1 ww. '- ' W ig. 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