Leroy Ostrander High School - Leroyan Yearbook (Le Roy, MN)

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THE VICTORY CORPS The Victory Corps program has been organized in order that the students may aid the school and community in promoting the war effort. A few achievements of the past two years have been in the collecting of scrap metal, waste paper, selling of War Bonds and Stamps and the helping out in rationing and other Community activities. This organization is divided into three subdivisions: namely; Land Service, Production Service, and Community Service. The Land Service under the direction of Mr. Abrahamson has devoted its time to the recognition of ratings of the Army, Navy, and Marines and the study of airplane models. Under the Production Service is the F. F. A., whose leader is Mr. Hayes. The F. F. A. is a national organization for boys who are studying Vocational Agriculture. Our local chapter of Future Farmers centered their work around scholorship, cooperation, and supervised farming. The Community Service aim has been to achieve unity between the community and the school. It is from this club the workers of the hot lunch and penny milk program are chosen. This organization is under the supervision of Miss Oganivic, Miss Kirmser, and Mrs. Meyer. The club has three subdivisions, Home Economics, Library Club and Victory Sales. Each centered around the persons own interests. The Victory Corps has been very instr'imental in the selling of War Bonds and Stamps through the school. The achievements of the Victory Corps have been many, and each division has helped to make this year a bit more successful.

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RED AND WHITE REFLECTOR STAFF Back Row, left to right—Wendell Meyers, George Medinnus, Charles Martz, Dean Despard, Gene Medinnus, Russell Sorenson, Roger Fister. Middle Row—Lorraine Triplett, Mary Regan, Doris Bredeson, Marie Regan, Beverly Benson, Marion Knutson, Marjorie Ludemann, Bernice Benson, Beth Murphy. Seated—Mr. Abrahamson, Advisor; Jean Strom, Editor; Lorraine Thoreson, Assistant. OFFICE STAFF Left to right—Jean Strom, Marie Regan, Shirley Hendrickson, George Medinnus, Arlene Thoreson, Beth Murphy. Absent from picture—Thelma Nordby, Winnifred Wells, Lorraine Thoreson and Marjorie Ludeman.

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LAND SERVICE Top Row, left to rlght--George Medinnus, Charles Martz, Richard Larson, Wendell Meyers, Keith Morse, Russell Sorenson. Second Row. left to right—Worth Stiles, Grant Hawkins, Donald Mossyge, Mr. Abra-hamson, Donald Olson, Donald Crowe, Gene Medinnus. Bottom Row, left to right—Donald Regan, Kent Vatne, Richard Triplett, Kenneth Stiles, Keith Hall. PRODUCTION SERVICE Back Row, left to right--Clifford Hatlestad, Robert Jensen, Robert Westfall, Raymond Uuskat, David Malcoason, Joe Muskat, Kenneth Benson, John Petsch and Junald Berg. Middle Row—James Berg, Everett Kinter, Milo Roe, Richard Peters, Bernard Kempe, Harold Ludeman, Harland Knight and Delos Cook. Front Row—Dean Despard, Roger Fister, Mr. Hayes, Advisor; Jerry Helgeson, Robert Mahoney and Sidney Fister. COMMUNITY SERVICE Top Row, left to right—Marilyn Knutson, Betty Iverson, Pauline Hatlestad, Wlnnlfred Wells, Pauline Larrimore, Carolyn Petsch, llary Jane King, Jean Strom, Lorraine Thor-eson, Elaine.Price, Beverly Volkart. Fourth Row--. ne Timm, Nadine Turner, Beth Murphy. Laurel Stockaale, Lorraine Start, Verdell Hatlestad, Shirley DuMond, Norma Roe, Marion Knutson, Mary Lou Moe, Nora Iverson, Geraldine Lanser, Iva Smith. Third Row—Shirley Thorson, Ardletta Nelson, Dorothy Christopherson, Gloria Jean Timm, Violet Fuglesteen, Shirley Olson, Marjorie Ludeman, Marie Regan, Mary Peters, Betty Prestegard, Lorraine Dick. Second Row—Miss Oganovlc, Lorraine Triplett, Maxine Moe, Mary Regan, Doris Bredeson, Mrs. Meyer, Helen Stockdale, Arlene Thoreson, Marilyn Dick, Alta Pelley, Wanda Harden, Miss Klrmser. Front Row—Betty Backus, Bernice Benson, Beverly Benson, Lorraine Morse, Wanda Nauaan, Thelma Nordby, Maxine Johnson, Joan Lang-ehaug, Arlene Rendahl, Ruth Speer, Norma Shar