Lancaster High School - Echoes Yearbook (Lancaster, MN)

 - Class of 1958

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In September 1954, thlrty s1x freshmen enrolled ln L H S The class offlcers for th1s year were Presldent, Shlrley Schwenzfeler, V1ce Presldent, B111 Thomson, Secretary, Mae Nordlne, Treasurer, Conn1e deberg, Reporters, Marlys Berkeland and Arnold Clow, Student Counc1l, Conn1e Hugg and Orval Lund Our advlsor was Mr Northouse The b1g event of the year was 1n1t1at1on Everythlng from onlons to rubber boots were worn durlng the day the afternoon Kangaroo Court was held and 1n the evenlng a party was glven ln honor of the freshmen Durlng the school year Dorls Gardlner and Gary Peterson dropped out of our class Thlrty f1ve sophomores enrolled but a few old classmates dropped out and we got a few new ones The students who left our grade were Rlchard Glad and Eleanor Otto Sheldon Jacobson and Carol Black were our new classmates The hlghllght of thls year was 1n1t1at1ng the freshmen Our class offlcers were Presldent, Orval Lund, V1ce Presldent, Connle Weberg Secretary, Jan1ce Bylund, Treasurer, Arnold Clow, Reporters, Isabell Isaacson, and Sophle Boroskl Our advlsors were M1ss Dlppe and Mr Angell when we came back for our JUD1OP year we notlced we had a loss of two classmates They were Carol Black and Sheldon Jacobson The JUHIOT year turned out to be a very busy one The class play, dlrected by Miss Stoxen, was Don t Take My Penny In May we gave the prom and banquet The theme was HFa1ryland Romancen The class offlcers were Presldent, Connle Hugg, V1ce Presldent, Marlys Berkeland, Secretary, Shlrley Schwenzfeler, Treasurer, Loulse Nlderstrand, Reporter, Jan1ce Bylund HAH Senlors at Lastlu we started our senlor year w1th 28 members 1D our class The ones we lost were Jan1ce Vlereck and Patty Farbo In November we gave our class play whlch was, 'Stranger 1n the Nlghv' Our dlrector was Mrs Arnes The class off1cers were Pres 1dent, Isabell Isaacson, V1ce Pres1dent, Jan1ce Bylund, Secretary, Doreen Glad, Treasurer, Marlys Berkeland Student Councll, Connle Hugg, Leland Rundqulst and Arnold Clow The h1gh llghts of the year was the class tr1p and GRADUATION' SENIOR CLASS WILL In the m1dst of the turmoll and confuslon of th1s glorlous day of Aprll l8,1n the year of 1958 we, the graduatlng class belng ln as good physlcal and mental cond1t1on as could be expected under the clrcumstances, are hereby executlng th1s legal document prov1d1ng for the dlsposal of our property upon the event of our graduatlon Ne, as a class, submlt the followlng to our school assoclates the JHn1OP class we w1ll the ab1l1ty to make money the sophomore class we w1ll the ab1l1ty to get along w1th the teachers and to be good the freshmen class we w1ll the ab1l1ty to be late for the f1rst perlod class in the after noon 1D hopes they can get away w1th lt l1ke we d1dn't Then flnally as 1Hd1V1dH3lS we do bequeath to the JUDIOTS the few little thlngs that we thlnk we can spare as we go out 1nto the blg world Marlys Berkeland w1ll my ab1l1ty to scream to Sharon Hammerstrom SOph1e Boroskl w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along w1th the MURRAYS to Frank Glad Jan1ce Bylund w1ll my ab1l1ty to get to a dance w1th1n a lOO m1le radius to Darlene Coffleld and my ab1l1ty to day dream 1n class to Marge Murray Arnold Clow w1l1 my ablllty to play football to Harrls Nordln Jerry Coffleld w11l all my EASTER eggs to JoAnne Borosk1 James Erlckson will my desk to anyone who wants to clean lt out Gert1e Florey w1ll my frequent mOV1ng to any JUDIOP who llkes to move and my ab1l1ty Ungo on FHA trlps to Falth Clow Doreen Glad w1ll my ab1l1ty to get HAH 1n Bookkeep1ng to Glorla Aanerud E11een Hanson wlll my ab1l1ty to play at dances to Sheldon Jacobson and my dates and good tlmes to Glorla Aanerud Garth Hartwlg w1ll my ablllty to sk1p school to Loretta W1lebsk1 and my long ha1r to Melvln Haynes Conn1e Hugg w1ll my Presldency of the B1g 5 to Kathy Jenklns be1ng she 15 the only one left Isabell Isaacson w1l1 my ab1l1ty to get on Luther League Commlttees to Dorls Strege Lorne Jenklns w1ll my front seat 1n class to Ted Ball James Locken w1ll my ab1l1ty to play basketball to Leland Carlson JoAnne Locken w1ll all my absences to Kathy Jenk1ns and my good tlmes to Loretta w1lebsk1 Orval Lund w1ll my coronet solos to Falth Clow and my short walk to school to Frank Glad Robert Mattson leave, tak1ng everyth1ng w1th me because I need lt Shlrley Nelson wlll all the housework to my slster Lorra1ne Mae Nord1ne w1ll my frequent trlps to the c1t1es to Lois Elfstrom Leland Rundqulst w1ll my ab1l1ty to go steady to Jack Arneson Marlyce Sgostrand w1ll my ab1l1ty to play the clar1net to Forrest Farbo B111 Thomson w1ll my b1rthday to Roszall1e and my frequent trips to Hallock to Ted Ball Ronald Vagle w1ll my Phlsque to Falth Clow Connle weberg wlll my ab1l1ty to get 1n before 12 o'clock on week nights to Jack Arneson Shlrley weleskl w1ll my ab1l1ty to get caught chewlng gum to Leona Karol Lou1se wlderstrand w1ll my llght halr to Angie Wold I, Pat wllson w1ll my Trlg book to Beverly Larter 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Louise Widerstrand UShe lives every moment as a crisis.N Class Officer 3, Band h, Chours l-M, Quill and Scroll 3, Paper Staff 2- 3-M, Declamations 3. Patricia Lee Wilson HWHl1ieH HHigh schooldaysare pure delights, but they can't compare with high-school nights.n Band l-2-3-M, Chours 1-2, PSP Band 1-2-3-LL, FHA u, Paper Staff M, Annual Staff h, Junior Class Play Prompter 3, Pep Band 3-b, Mixed Chours 1. Eileen Hanson nlenan Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2- 3-4, Pep Club 2-3-4, FHA 3-L, Paper Staff A, Annual Staff 4, Junior Class Play 3, Prompter 4, Pep Band 3, Mixed Chorus 1. SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Secretary5Doreen G1ad,President, Vice President, Janice Bylund, Treasurer, Marlys Berkeland.



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PROPHECY It is now in the summer of '68 As we look up the class of '58 The whole 27 have scattered around, But where 1n the world can they be found The flrst one we flnd 1S stlll close to home Leland Rundqu1st 15 now farmlng out on the loam He's got chlckens and cows and leads a good l1fe W1th 4 l1ttle klds and a cute llttle wlfe We declded to When a detour We were gO1Dg 'The englnee drlve down to Mlnneapolls that da lgn Sald Htake the other wayu, to turn back when someone Sald, 15 Bucku we almost dropped dead We stopped for a wh11e but then sped on, when we Even at But our He told reached Mlnneapolls lt was nearly dawn th1s hour whom d1d we meet, old classmate Ronnle, cleanlng the street us to look up Mae whlle there, She's about to be marrled and 15 danclng on alr Th1s 15 her 6th attempt at maklng a catch, He's a rlch m1ll1ona1re and a real good match It was late that day when we boarded a plane, We thought we'd fly to Denver to see Connle Jane We all thought we'd flnd her dressed up as a nurse, But she's stlll a waltress course she could've done worse We went to the alrport where we were to be met, By our classmate Garth and h1s new Saber get He told us he had worked about lO years or so, Trylng to make a car that couldn't go slow Our next stop was Santa Catallna, the lsland of romance, It was there we met Conn1e Hugg qulte by chance, She's teachlng the natlves how to Jltterbug and bop, And when she gets golng she never knows when to stop Back we went to the malnland of good old U S A It was there we found 1D the alrport, dear old Janlce Mae She has the lmportant Job of washlng wlndows on the planes And taklng care of passengers wlth all thelr aches and pa1ns She then 1nv1ted us down whlle there we turned on But Marlys Berkeland and They sang songs and told Off we went to Hollywood We flnd h1m a partner of They dance rock and roll for a brlsk cup of tea, t61eV1S10n and whom d1d we see, Doreen ln a qualnt comedy hour, Jokes they were really qulte sour to try and f1nd Billy there, Elv1s's and OH' what a palr and llke to s1ng, Thelr latest record ousted Blng We then sped off for Indla to flnd our frlend Elleen, She's teachlng the natlves how to grow a new hybrld bean She says the sun's so hot lt scorches them, as fast as they can grow, And at nlght she entertalns the natlves wlth an or1g1nal accordlan solo Whlle across the sea we stopped at the Belglum Fa1r, We found James Erlckson a famous SC1ent1St there told us he had invented a new nthlng a ma Jlgn, That understands women lt really sells b1g Then over to Russla we thought we'd go, It was there we met thelr new dlctator, Arnold Clow He's worklng on a progect, a new mlssle we guess, And has tlmed lt to drop on poor old L H S . O . . . . , Q t 9 O . . . . Y' S. . ' ' r ' --- . . . . . . . . . . ' 0 . . it . . . . . 0 , .... . ' O . . . , . i . . . C He . - - -.. --. . . ' O . . O l I

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