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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1948 volume:

THE NINETEEN FORTY-EIGHT LEROYAN PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS LEROY HIGH SCHOOL Leroy, Minnesota IN THIS YEAR OF 1948 I m CtOL iM fr 2 . 3t; ,« T. „ VrcT S 3s ' - Ml r £ 'f .? ' PS| a agB ti£ • � „ (j.'rr.'T mfijflp fMj L r fel ht 53 - w 55! 7 s .£3 . . ?• ;. Q. gg EP- cK • O Colr r,%= •;V tf� F 8 Si }k l m -v vtj J 3� R o I vl 2; .rf- %•; BB! 999 •' ; ■V'2s 58 ,! «,( YTO 8$ ■njyij ?«£ ( r . -.t n 17 0, C - ,___ o 's (r- 7 _ fi - (• I ' — v v C. x™ - w J l ■ pi ci C7 cv -- P'. (' 00-' ) .v. -� eV,L7 N- i w rC. i . - v O Os. A- V V - DEDICATION From the past, crowded with unforgettable school occasions and memories, we present the Future with the dedication of this book and wishing, to those who follow us in that future, all of the rich experience of our past. LESLIE EASTVOLD, Engineer FACULTY Back Row, left to right: ALICE UNSETH - Home Economics 7-10, Geography 7. MRS. MARK RENNEKE - Latin, Fnglish 7-9, Physical Education 7-10. MR. L. L. GAUSMANN - Band, Mathematics 7-8, Social Science 8. MR. L. M. JOHNSON - Social Science 12, Business Training 9, History 10-11. MR. L. K. HAINFS - Typing, Bookkeeping, Physical Education 7-12. SUPT. L. T. LFCHNER - Orientation 7-8, Health 9-10. MR. D. L. LARSON - General Science 7-9, Physics 11-12, Biology 10. BETTY BARLOW - English 10-12, Speech 11-12. MRS. WALTER HALL - Algebra 9, Geometry 11-12, Music. Front Row, left to right: MRS. BILL SMITH - Third Grade; MRS. HENRY LARSON - Second Grade; MRS. TILMAN HELGESON - Fourth Grade; MISS HELEN KNUTSON - Fifth Grade; MISS RUTH NELSON - Sixth Grade; MRS. ETTA WELLS - First Grade. SCHOOL BOARD Back Row, left to right: Melvin Iverson, Carl Smith, Glenn Hoon, Henry Larson. Front Row, left to right: Supt. L. T. Lechner, Mrs. Bert Sours, Bernard Brownlow. FACULTY SCHOOL BOARD CLASS OF 1948 OFFICERS President..... Vice-President, Secretary..... Treasurer...... Isabel Anderson ,.. Romaine Otto . . . . Marvel Roe .. Glenn Stevens Advisor...........................Miss Barlow Ex-Officio Advisor...............L. T. Lechner Valedictorian.................. Donna Brownlow Salutatorian.....................Isabel Anderson COLORS Maroon and White FLOWER White Rose MOTTO “1 am the master of my fate.” ISABEL CHRISTINE ANDERSON JACK FISHER Blushing is beautiful but inconvenient. Student Council 3,4; G. A. A. 3; Class Treasurer 1; Declam 3,4; Class President 4; Class Play 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Office Staff 4; Library Staff 3; Hot Lunch 3rogram 1,2,3; Homecoming Queen. SIDNEY DAVID BERG Tis only noble to be good. Football 2; Basketball 1,2.3; Baseball 2; Student Manager 4; Class Play 3,4; Chorus 1,2,3,4; Letterman's Club 4. ONNA JEAN BROWNLOW Music hath power. Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Majorette 1,2,3,4; Sextet 3,4; Trio 2; Paper Staff 3; Student Council 2; Declam 2; Office Staff 4; Cheerleader 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Class Secretary 3; G. A. A. 2. A car, a car, my kingdom for a car. Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; Tumbling 2; Glee Club 3,4; Student Council Preaidea 4; Letterman's Club 4; Class Play 3,4; F. A. A. 1,2; Boxiaj ELSIE VERMONA GULLICKSON A fine young maid, a friend worthwhile for all of you. Property and Costume Committee 3; Homecoming Torch Bearer 4; Hot Lunch Prograir. 1,2; G. A. A. 1,2. HILDRETH ELAINE HANKS Her ability and her wit will carry her far. Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Class Play 3,4; One Play 3; Declam 1,2,3,4; Library Staff 2; Office Staff 4; Class Vice President 3; Class Secretary 2; itor 4; Paper Staff ,3; G. A. A. 3; Student Council 4; Hot Lunch Prof 2; Pepsi Cola Scholarship Candid MERTON EUGENE LEIGH CHRISTENSEN Slow but sure. Band 1.2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Play 3,4. MAYNARD ALLYN HILLER I love not women, they are so simple. Student Council 2; Class Play 3; Class Vice-President 1; Clasi Treasurer 3; Class Play Product LAVONNE KLASSY I! silence is golden. I'm dead broke. Band 2,3,4; Chorus 1,2; Glee Club 3,4; Sextet 3,4; Tumbling Team 1,3; Speech Club 2,3; Library Staff 2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; Paper staff 4; Hot Lunch 1,2; Student Council 1,3,4, (Vice-President); Class Secretary 1; Class President 2; Office Staff 4; G. A. A. 3; Home Ec. Club 2; Orchestra 2; Class Play Assistant Director. ROMAINE OTTO True love hath not loved In vain. Basketball 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Class Vice-President 4; Tumbling Team 2; Class Play 3,4; Letterman's Club 2,3,4. JORIE ELLEN LARSON What's a man more or less in my life.' Cheerleader 3,4; Office Staff 3,4; Class Play 3,4; Homecoming Attendant to Queen. FLOYD RAYMOND OTTO What’s good enough for Grandpa is good enough for me. Basketball 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Class Play 3; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Declam 3,4. K ALLEN MALCOMSON He doesn't love work, but doesn't lose sleep over it. Football 1.2.3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Student Council 1,4; Class Play 3,4; Letterman's Club 4; Class President 3. KENNETH EUGENE SMITH The strong silent type. Baseball 1,2,3.4; Football 3,4; Class Play 3; Letterman’s Club 4; F. F. A. 1.2. VEL IONE ROE My heart desires nothing great. Hot lunch Program 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1,4; Class Play 3; Office Staff 4; Homecoming Attendant to Queen. GLENN MANLEY STEVENS All the great men are dying and I don’t feel so well myself. Basketball 2,3; Baseball 2,3; Football 2,3; Student Council 3; Class Treasurer 4; Tumbling Team 2; Class Play 3; Lettermen’s Club 2.3; Band 3; Glee Club 3.4. ' V V FREDA MINA TIMM “Quiet until you know her.' Hot Lunch Program 1; Claea Treasurer 2; Class Play 4; Homecoming Torch Bearer. MISS BETTY BARLOW PAUL CHARLES UTF.SCH “For courage mounteth occasion. Class Play 3; Class PU) Producer 4. MR. L. T. LECHNER ADVISOR HONORARY ADVISOR SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the noble 1948 Class of Le Roy High School of Le Roy, Minnesota, being about to graduate from the said school and being of strong, sound and disposing memories do make public and declare this our last will and testimony. Clark Allan Malcomson--wills the Malcomson Milk truck, “Bessie , and its trips to Taopi to Carol Strom on the condition that she keeps up the good record. Marvel Roe--wills her ability to crash the lunch line to Wesley Johnson. He needs it so badly. Kenneth Smith--wills his Model A” Ford to the Presbyterian Church School. Floyd Otto--wills his trips to Millers Market” to Pat Sours. Always keep up friendly relation between stores, you know ! ! Merton Christenson--wills his driving ability to Bob Brownlow. Mert drives exceptionally well, especially when it’s a Plymouth. Freda Timm--wills her interest in Lime Springs to Joanne Coonradt. Remember Joanne, you have to keep up the good neighbor policy. Donna Brownlow--wills her musical ability in band and chorus to Oakly Stockdale. Make good use of it, Oakly. Jack Fisher--wills his interest in all types of cars to LaVonne Walthoff and be sure Vonnie to include the ever loving Ford! Sidney Berg—wills his father’s Watkins truck to Toby Spellman to make his trips to Ostrander in; providing of course he takes out nothing but red heads! Glenn Stevens--wills his past and future life in California to Alfred Knutson. There are some very nice blonds there Al! Marge Larson--wills her skating and dancing ability to Tudy; providing she uses it in other places than Riceville and Chester. Only kidding of course. Romaine Otto--wills his 1948 Buick motor to Burley Elliott. We’re all sure it’ll work wonderful in his Dodge and at least he won’t have to crank it. Charles Utesch--wills his dainty stride and daily rides in Smith’s car to Evelyn Roper. Maynard Hiller--wills his way with women to Bob Regan. Of course we all know Bob needs it badly! Isabel Anderson--wills her vivacious personality and ability to translate Latin to Frank Watts. Remember “bona puella.” Hildreth Hanks--wills her ability and studious ways to Frank Pelly ! ! Elsie Gullickson--wills Ray at the garage to Ruth Harden. Jeanne Klassy--wills her height and ability to play the saxaphone in the high school band to Harold Kurth. Les Ander son--wills his friendship with Glenn Stockdale to Carol Langehaug. Ahhhhhhhhhhhh! SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Twelve years ago, September 5th, to be exact, our teacher, Miss Woodcock, was confronted with 24 small problems and their mothers. After roll call was taken, the first grade was found to consist of the following: Jewell Bauch, Donna Jean Brownlow, Jacqualine Despard, Joyce Despard, Ann Eckstein, Mary Lou Fister, Betty Jean Gould, Maynard Hiller, Darlene Lappin, Marjorie Larson, Donnis Lundering, James Mahoney, Clark Malcomson, Devota Nash, Twila Northness, Leon Olson, Lorraine Reed, Ernest Spencer, Jessy Sternberg, Glenn Stevens, Bernice Leiblei, Daryl Ford, Jeanne Klassy, Harland Knight. The next year, we reported to a different room, and different teacher. Miss Moe had charge of most of the original “problems” with addition of Grace Haskin and LaVonne Subra. This same year we lost four members; Mary Lou Fister, Leon Olson, Ernest Spencer, and Harland Knight. Our next year of training was under the leadership of the same teacher and with most of the Second grade members with the exception of Bernice Leiblei, and Grace Haskin, who left us and Paul Everson and Mary Alice Rasmusson, who were the new enrollees. In the fourth grade we again got a new teacher. Miss Johnson. Also three new pupils enrolled, David Briggs, Roy Peterson, and Charles Utesch. We lost two of our classmates, Paul Everson and Betty Gould this year. A new teacher and a new atmosphere added to our experiences during our fifth year. Our new instructor was Miss Sielstad. During this year we lost three classmates; Charles Utesch, Roy Peterson and Daryl Ford. The sixth year addition more than offset our losses the previous year. This year we gained five; Mary Bredeson, Robert Holeman, Bill King, Sid Berg, and Freda Timm. This year was not totally a gainful one in attendance however as three members of our class left us. They were: David Briggs, Joyce Despard, and Mary Rasmusson. Our first Junior High year was begun by losing four students: Ann Eckstein, Glenn Stevens, LaVonne Subra, and Jessy Sternberg. This year we got a new home room supervisor. Miss Nelva DeGroodt. This year, and for the next five our classes were divided with an instructor for each. Our last Junior High year we gained one and lost four. Herbert Knight joined the happy throng, and the following left it: Jacqualine Despard, Darlene Lappin, Devota Nash, and Robert Holeman. The next year we shall all remember for many years to come. Initiation and our first year of Senior high school. This year, the country schools supplied us with ten new members. This list includes: Isabel Anderson, Leslie Anderson, Merton Christensen, Jack Fisher, Marvel Roe, Elsie Rowe, Kenneth Smith, Charles Utesch, DeBlonde Johnson, and Raymond Storing. This year we lost four: Robert King, William King, Herbert Knight, and Twila Northness. Senior Class History (Continued) Next comes the tenth year of our outstanding education, during which many things took place, first of all we were the class to initiate rather than be initiated as we were the year before. Another event we will all remember is the Junior-Senior Banquet at which we were waiters and waitresses. The members of the class that were not chosen to serve were ushers at commencement exercises. This year we added to our yet small class, Elsie Gullickson, Hildreth Hanks, Betty Harding, Glenn Stevens, and Romaine Otto; but we lost Donnis Lundering, Raymond Storing, and DeBlonde Johnson. During our eleventh year we added Floyd Otto and lost Mary Bredeson and Elsie Rowe. Many events took place this year; putting on the Junior Class Play-- Junior Miss”, choosing class rings, preparing for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, and escorting the Seniors into the auditorium at Commencement. We entered into our senior year with the loss of Betty Harding and Jewell Bauch. Some events scheduled for this year were our trip to Mason City for graduation pictures, the play-“Skidding”, senior skip day, the very lovely Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, and last but far from least — Commencement Exercises I We graduated with six of our original class: Donna Jean Brownlow, Maynard Hiller, Marjorie Larson, Clark Malcomson, Glenn Stevens, Jeanne Klassy. OUR CLASS Our class is going out in the world A long hard trip; it's true. And we will need a great many things In order to see it through. First of all our hopes and dreams, Ambitions, schemes and plans; The things we dreamed in '48, Will fill our future’s span. Next we pack our courage. The thing we’ll need the most To meet the world unafraid, The unrelenting host. Last we’ll pack our memories, But pack them all with care; For we’ll remember school days And the things we used to dare. Our memories can ne’er be taken, Our hopes and dreams can neither be. Our courage; these will last forever, Our class---eternity. Oh, God, we give thee thanks For Thy care to this present date. For with Thy help we realize We are the masters of our fate.” JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: Charles Seese, Robert Regan, Carroll Hovland, Paul Bothun, Harold Kurth, Alfred Knutson, Wayne Perry, Howard Peterson, Burley Elliott, Peder Johnson. Middle Row: Carl Kempe, Frank Pelly, Mildred Younker, Lorraine Prestegard, Carol Strom, Kathryn Mielitz, Pricilla Hoon, Oakly Stockdale, James Mahoney. Front Row: Frank Watts, Mary Lou Fister, Mavis Malcomson, Viola Harrington, Evelyn Roper, Mrs. M. R. Renneke, Betty Hanson, LaVonne Roe, Lavonne Wolthoff, Irene Morse, Glenn Stockdale. JUNIOR RAMBLINGS The Junior Class of ‘'48” is by no means an ordinary class. Our class is composed of actors and actresses, interior decorators, entertainers, and in general a group of potential wonders. We displayed our acting ability in the great production of “Growing Pains.” This was simply the trials and troubles of the two McIntyre youths and as an outcome, the effect it has on the McIntyre parents. We naturally enjoyed presenting it and are looking forward to our Senior play next year. The prom demonstrated the decorating ability of our class, and we will probably remember all the fun we had getting ready for it all of our lives. The gymnasium was decorated beautifully in various colored crepe paper to carry out our theme. After the banquet was over and everyone was quite content, the orchestra began playing the first number and before long the floor was full of happily dancing couples. Yes, the prom of ”48” was really a big success. We proved that we could entertain quite ably when we gave a farewell party for Dorothy Knight. We played a few “active” games and later a lunch consisting of sandwiches, cake, and pop, was served. Dorothy Knight was presented with a pendant on a chain from the Junior class and the party came to an end. We demonstrated our ability to be jewelry experts when one fine day all of us Juniors were called into the library. “Why, we wondered, so we went in and found out. It was about our class rings. After seeing and debating about the many choices, we finally picked one. It proved to be in very good taste and we think our rings are very attractive. We proved our ability for leadership by the election of our class officers. They are: President..... Vic -President Secretary..... Treasurer..... LaVonne Wolthoff Wayne Perry Mary Lou Fister Paul Bothun JUNIOR CLASS GEE PICNICS ARE FUN NICE TREE!?! SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row: left to right--Russell Triplett, Richard Miller, Bob Papach, Dale Kinter, Bob Larson, Frederick Miller, Keith Knight, Donald McGuillivray, Billy Regan, Jerald Forland, Lawrence Berg, Donald Klassy. Middle Row: left to right--Lawrence Van Tries, Mary Ellen Thoreson, Ruth Harden, Phillis Volkart, Darlene Hopp, Inez Smith, Leola Roper, Barbara Hoon, Shirley Spencer, Marvin Winkels, Jared Reiner, Mr. Johnson. Front Row: left to right—Louise King, Lucille Gerloff, Darlene Wibben, Rose Petsch, Mary Lou Jenson, Carol Langhaugh, Marilyn Thoreson, Donna Rivers, Marie Knode, Roy Johnson, Gordon Meyers. FRF.SHMAN CLASS Back Row: left to right--Dale Weis, Roger Morse, Russell Jacobson, Pat Sours, Wesley Johnson, Loren Jacobson, Zona Perry, June Erie, Joanne Coomradt, Elaine Leer. Middle Row: left to right--Donald Halver, Bob Brownlow, Tom Spellman, Barbara Madison, Laura Sternberg, Dorothy Johnson, Patty Esklick, Helen Lappin, Thelma Stockdale, Mr. Larson. Front Row: left to right--Loren Leslie, Eugene Triplett, Kenneth Speer, Allen Timm, Dick Johnson, Roy Green, James Ackerman, Ruth Kulsrud, Patsy Miller, Phillis Johnson. SOPHOMORE CLASS FRESHMEN CLASS SOPHOMORE NEWS Class Officers President.................Gordon Meyers Vice-President............Russ Triplett Secretary.................Mary Lou Jensen Treasurer.................Roy Johnson Sergeant at Arms..........Marie Knode Student Council...........Mary Ellen Thoreson Donald Klassy Advisor1— • KAt Johnson The first exciting event of the year was the Initiation of the Freshmen on October 21, 1947. At noon a parade was held down main street and back to the schoolhouse. Then at night a program was presented by the Sophs with all the Freshmen taking part. Toby and Barbara made the cutest class babies and Bob Brownlow was a gorgeous bathing beauty. Note: It’s a good thing lipstick is cheap ! The next great event of our Sophomore year was Homecoming. The judges awarded first prize to our float which represented the theme “Keep the Wolves From Our Door.” The queen of our float, Colleen Iverson, stood by the door of the house guarded by a Le Roy football player, Leonard (Chesty) Remer, who protected her from Spring Valley’s Wolves, (Dale Kinter and Marvin Winkles). Now we come to the great sports stars of our class. They are: Russ Triplett, GordyMeyers, Roy Johnson, Keith Knight, Bob Larson, Bill Regan and Toby Spellman. They have shown a great amount of fighting spirit and ability this year and we are sure they will be some of the greatest stars Le Roy School has ever had. December 17, 1947 the Sophomore girls held their Hospitality Dinner which was served to the school board and their husbands or wives. The dinner menu included frosted cocktail, roast beef, fish, mashed potatoes, gravy, asparagus, buttered corn, rolls, relish plate, cranberry salad, ice cream, cookies and coffee. The dinner was enjoyed by all. A class party was held in the gym on February 1 6. Games were played and refreshments were served. Of course everyone went right home afterwards?? P. S. Wonder what those two station wagons were driving around town so much for ? Band! That was just Winkles and McGuillivary making hydrogen in Biology class. Unfortunately no one got hurt by the flying glass and acid. If it is, it isn’t, and if it isn’t, it is. Where have we heard that before? Ah, me. Geometry class, which also reminds us of J. B.’s motto “stall for time.” So goes a Soph’s year as time marches on. FRESHMAN CLASS At the beginning of the year we had election of class officers. The result of the election was as follows: President------------------- --Loren Jacobson Vice-President------------------Loren Leslie Secretary-Treasurer------------Barbara Madsen Student Council----------------Joanne Coonradt Eugene Triplett Class Advisor------------------Mr. Larson We are all proud of our brilliant Freshman class. Many of them went out for extra activities such as: Sports, band, glee club, speech, and tumbling. These deserve special mention. The boys who went out for sports are as follows: Bob Brownlow, Tom Spellman, Dick Johnson, Don Halver, Pat Sours, James Ackerman, Roger Morse, Eugene Triplett, Wesly Johnson, and Roy Green. Helen Lappin and Ruth Kulsrud are on the girls tumbling team. Many have special talent in music. Those in Band are: Barbara Madsen, Roger Morse, Loren Leslie, Donald Halver, Pat Sours. The Freshmen girls and boys in glee club are: Pat Sours, Bob Brownlow, Tom Spellman, Loren Leslie, Patty Estlick, Dorothy Johnson, and Phyllis Johnson. Those out for speech are as follows: Patty Estlick, Elaine Leer, Joanne Coomradt, Laura Sternberg, and Barbara Madsen. Of course, we must not forget that great day when we were officially made a student of the Le Roy High School. None other than Initiation Day. That was the day when the freshmen went around looking like circus characters. One day of initiation wasn’t enough, but we had to come back at night for a party? ? ? The Class Will and Prophecy was read that night which made us all laugh. A delicious lunch was served by the Sophomores. Then of course the parties, our first was a gym party. We played volley vail and basketball and had lots of refreshments. The other was a sleigh ride party which was held on a very cold night. We covered a lot of territory on our ride. After we got cold, we went to the Home Economics room, where we played “Spin the Bottle” and other games while lunch was being prepared. A night all freshmen girls will remember was the Hospitality meal, when we served all the High School teachers and their husbands and wives. By the Ninth Grade EIGHTH GRADE Back Row: Charles Moe, Arlo Erie, Patsy Gute, Donna Bauch, Dick Crowe, Carl Moe, Michail Robb, Howard Knight, Orville Clark. Middle Row: Edna Blade, Geraldine Johnson, Betty Miller, Shirley Smith, Miss Unseth, Advisor; Matilda Kempe, Margaret Pesch, Marlys Iverson, Joan Jenkins, Donna Wells. Front Row: Donna Johnson, Arlene Kivell, Marjorie Hoon, Roger Hopp, Donald Anderson, Keith Larson, Myron Robb, Joyce Malcomson, Sharen Davis, Andrew Thompson. SEVENTH GRADE Back Row; Berard Bunne, Dean Hamlin, Jerry Thompson, Ruth River, Wanda Tebay, John Hanks, Robert Sanderson, Kenneth Hanson. Front Row: Betty Moe, Nancy McGillivary, Roland Francis, Mr. Gausman, Advisor; Lavonne Christenson, Sally Miller, Jimmy Eastman, Jerry Mahoney. EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE HISTORY The class officers for this year are as follows: President---------------------Margaret Petsch Vice-President----------------Marlys Iverson Secretary---------------------Patsy Cute Treasurer---------------------Keith Larson Sergeant at Arms--------------Sharon Davies Advisor-----------------------Miss Unseth Student Council---------------Joyce Malcomson Howard Knight Our class has had three parties this year and has planned another one. They are, a Hallowe’en Party and an intended sleigh ride,but because of the weather we stayed at the school house and had games in the new class room. We also had a farewell party for Joan Jendins who left us in February. The party was called a Valentine’s Party because Joan was not to know it was for her. Everyone had a delightful time. Our next party is going to be a Costume Ball. To earn money for our class we had a popcorn and candy sale. They turned out very successful as they netted us eighteen dollars. Everyone brought candy and popcorn unpopped which we popped at school. I am sure everyone found it very enjoyable. We would like to have you know who in our class takes part in extra-curricular activities. Band--Keith Larson, Joyce Malcomson, Geraldine Johnson, Patsy Gute, Margaret Petsch, Russell Robb. Girls Glee Club--Margaret Petsch and Sharon Davies. Boys Glee Club--Howard Knight. Girls Tumbling Team —Marlys Iverson, Margaret Petsch, and Marjorie Hoon. There are some boys in our class who are looking forward to sports and sports looking forward to them. Come on boys, show yourselves. The years will tell :: By the Eighth Grade SEVENTH GRADE HISTORY This famous little class started out in first grade with Miss Woodcock as their instructor. In our second year we had many additions to our class and w«- have kept adding until the present date. Now we have nine girls and nine boys. The class officers this year are: President-----------------------Ruth River Vice-President------------------Dean Hamlin Secretary-Treasurer-------------Jerry Mahoney Advisor-------------------------Mr. Gausmann Some of our members take part in extra-curricular activities such as band and Home Economics Club. The members of the band are: Lavonne Christensen, Wanda Tebay, John Hanks, Robert Sanderson, and Dean Hamlin. Members of the Home Economics Club are: Lavonne Christensen, Sally Miller, and Nancy McGillivary. We have had a few parties this year. Our sleigh ride party at Christmas time was a great success. We ate in the Gymnasium, and as usual we had more than enough to eat. Our Homecoming float was quite the thing. We had an old buggy, one which was popular in the “gay nineties.” We got the buggy from Dean and the horse from Roger Harding. After we got the outfit all ready for the parade, the horse decided that he wasn't going to go. We didn’t win this year, but at the rate we are going now, we are bound to win in one of the five years we have left. By the Seventh Grade SIXTH GRADE Back Row: Leon Knight, Marlys Johnson, Bettye Green, Nancy Hoon, Miss Nelson, Lulu Belle Hanson, Bill Blade, Joe Kempe, Joan Rohne. Middle Row: Roger Gerloff, Vern Harden, Marcia Wibben, Violet Spellman, Mardella Tebay, Dean Sanderson, Jerald Remer, Jerry Estlick, Leonard Bornstein. Front Row: Ray Hendrickson, Robert Klassy, Kenneth Nauman, Donavan Johnson, Donald Mahoney, Roger Dick, Roger Harding, Jeanette Jenkins, Nancy Moe. FIFTH GRADE Back Row; James King, Sidney Baldwin, Robert Liddy, Joe Clark, Roger Fink, Joyce Johnson, Lorys Sorenson, Irene Perry, Marilyn Kempe. Middle Row: Wanda Beschenbossel, Marjorie Vantries, Homer Hickok, Ted Bunne, Miss Knutson, James Nauman, Wayne Hanson, Robert Soltau, Raymond Mahoney. Front Row: Colleen Iverson, Mary Mahoney, Peggy Smith, Wayne L. Hansen, Norman Triplett, Dorothy Davies, Beverly Preuseller, Marie Hansen, Donald Meyers, Ronald Thompson. FOURTH GRADE Back Row: Charles Viktora, Pat Farley, Eugene Larson, Sandra Brownlow, Sharon Karlen, Rosalyn Nauman, Robert Miller, Paul Nelson. Middle Row: Gordon Mahoney, Laura Hoon, Patsy Cornelius, Clifford Speer, Kent Meyers, Joe Papach, Rose Miller. Front Row: Arlis Smith, Bonelle Hawkins, Darlene Malcomson, Maureen Helgeson, Kay Nauman, Katherine Petsch, Donna McRoberts, Gary Lamon. THIRD GRADE Back Row: Peter Beschenbossel, Wayne Kivel, Richard Rohne, Carol Green, Mary Jean Seese, Joyce Gerloff, Larry Knight, Kenneth Reed. Middle Row: Gary Backus, Lyle Edgeton, Davis Francis, Glenn Johnson, Kathleen Farley, Martin Thompson, Clarence Funke. Front Row: Billy Hailing, Sharon Wagner, Joanne Hanson, Mrs. Smith, Dick Nauman, Ervin Johnson, Billy McRoberts, Wesley Thompson. SECOND GRADE Back Row: Bryce Langehaugh, Billy Farkes, Donald Barher, Billy Hickok, Richard Benson, Jimmy Baldwin, Jill Renner, Sharon Weiss, Dorothy King, Marlys Erie. Middle Row: Glenn Mahoney, Wayne Knudson, David Robb, Larry Swenson, Dianne Iverson, Ellen Savage, Bette Hailing, Sharon Miller, Bertha Soltau, Marsha Meyers. Front Row: Elaine Johnson, Kay Quale, Joan Petersen, Fern McRoberts, Bonnie Malcomson, Mrs. Larson, Betty Jean Rasmussen, Karen Hanson, Dennis Papach, Dick Brownlow, Bobby F.astvold. FIRST GRADE Back Row: Trumen Hanson, Ronald Lien, Mark Shackelford, Ellen Ann Erie, Jimmy Cartney, Carol Funke, Barbara Ann Simpson, Sandra Nauman. Middle Row: Gary Thies, Barbara Kulik, Jane Reed, Jack Wood, Curtis Johnson, Patty Smith, Janet Vantries, Wayne Reed, Kenneth Schlie. Front Row: John Grass, Kathaleen F.rrington, Marlene Miller, Mrs. Wells, Larry Mahoney, Karen McRoberts, Elizabeth King, Maries Miller. SIXTH GRADE FOURTH GRADE FIFTH GRADE THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE FOOTBALL. TEAM 1947-48 Back Row, left to right: Richard Johnson, Fred Miller, Jerald Forland, Howard Peterson, Laurance VanTris, Laurance Berg, Roger Morse, Donald Klassy, Gordon Meyers, Pat Sours, Don McGillvary. Second Row, left to right: Allen Timm, Bob Papach, Bob Brownlow, James Ackerman, Donald Halver, Tom Spellman, Bill Regan, Bob Larson, Roy Johnson, Eugene Triplett, Leonard Remer. Third Row, left to right: Oakly Stockdale, Wayne Perry, Floyd Otto, Clark Malcomson, Harold Kurth, Alfred Knutson, Frank Watts, Keith Knight, Russell Triplett, Coach Haines. Bottom Row, left to right: Romaine Otto, Kenneth Smith, Frank Pelly, Jack Fisher, Leslie Anderson, James Mahoney, Bob Regan, Burely Elliott. BASEBALL TEAM OF 1947-48 Back Row, left to right: James Ackerman, Allen Timm, Pat Sours, Roger Morse, Leonard Remer. Second Row, left to right: Eugene Triplett, Bob Brownlow, Bob Papach, Donald Halver, Kenneth Smith, Jerald Forland, Frank Watts, Donald Klassy. Third Row, left to right: Oakly Stockdale, Fack Fisher, Harold Kurth, Keith Knight, Russell Triplett, Bob Larson, Coach Haines. HOMECOMING Queen--Isabel Anderson, (Seated). Attendants--Marvel Roe and Marjorie Larson. CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Marjorie Larson, Donna Brownlow, Carroll Hovland, Mavis Malcomson, Jeanne Klassy. 1947 FOOTBALL SEASON LeRoy’s Starting Eleven LE-----------------------Jack Fisher, co-captain LT-----------------------Alfred Knutson LG-----------------------Frank Watts C ------------------------James Mahoney RG-----------------------Kenneth Smith RT-----------------------Harold Kurth RE-----------------------Romaine Otto QB-----------------------Clark Malcomson RH------------------------Frank Pelley LH-----------------------Russ Triplett FB---------------- ---Leslie Anderson, captain Other boys who were regulars until receiving injuries were Floyd Otto, Oakley Stockdale, Burley Elliott, and Bob Regan. The fact that all four of these boys were backs and injured early in the season, handicapped us most greatly as then Coach Haines had to reconvert linemen into backs which is very difficult; and then bring in subs for the all important line. Other boys who saw much service with the team were Wayne Perry, Keith Knight, and Bob Larson, with all due credit to the rest of the squad. The football season of 1947 proved to be one of up’s and down’s for the Scarlet clad cardinals. We ended the season with 2 wins, 2 ties and 4 defeats. The inexperienced cardinals opened by losing a non conference test to Blooming Prairie Champions of the Gopher conference by a margin of touchdowns. With 2 regulars on the sidelines this was to be expected. A week later with the team at full strength we captured our first conference test by a count of 6 to 0 from our old rival Adams. In our third game we met the Stewartville outfit boasting a record of 13 straight unblemished games. As injuries and illness again kept 2 of our ace players hobbling about, we had to be content with a 25 to 0 defeat, from one of the best in district. It seems as though our misfortunes were to never end; a week later we met Grand Meadow in what proved to be for the championship of the Little Five Conference. The jinx again held true and we had several boys sidelines, thus we were sadly defeated 26 to 0 by the Larks. We then on a beautiful evening in Mid October met Hayfield at the LeRoy athletic field. After completely dominating the game, we gave up two bad breaks which resulted in touchdowns for them. The final count Hayfield 13 and LeRoy 0. In this game Hayfield again proved to be a grand game opponent. It was after this game that we began to click, we then proceeded to hold the huge heavily favored wolves of Spring Valley to a scoreless deadlock in a conference go at LeRoy. Then we invaded Riceville, a member of the Northern Iowa conference and held the favored Hawkeye’s to a scoreless tie. The payoff of the season came in the last game; however as we again faced our old rival Adams coming here with blood in their eyes. In what proved to be a tremendous battle of blocked punts and bold line stands. The big red of LeRoy emerged the victors by a count of 7 to 6, which for LeRoy runner up honors in the conference race. Football (Continued) The 47 season was not one of orchids, but a season at times which was very difficult for Coach Haines and the boys. It has been openly stated by competent sources that the ’47 squad showed unusually fine conduct and sportsmanship on the field. Also with practically the whole squad returning with a sound brace of experience all of LeRoy High and city can look forward to the potential great '48 grid machine. BASEBALL 1947 Baseball Season LeRoy had a very good record this season. They played 9 games losing two. The two losses were in the earlier part of the season to Spring Valley and Stewartville. The schedule is as follows: LeRoy 6 Stewartville---- 3 LeRoy 3 Adams 2 LeRoy 0 Stewartville 7 LeRoy 3 Spring Valley 4 LeRoy---- 15 Elkton- 4 LeRoy---- 18 Spring Valley 0 LeRoy 14 Adams--------- 0 LeRoy 1 Grand Meadow 0 LeRoy 6 Elkton 3 There were only four Seniors on the 1947 squad. They were as follows: Kay Stiles-third base, Kent Vatne-pitcher, Don Regan-out field, and Harold Ludeman-out field. The team won the 1947 Little Five Conference championship with 6 wins and 1 defeat in the conference play. The season was a very good one with Kent Vatne doing a very good job of pitching and with Kay Stiles playing third base did some outstanding hitting and fielding. 1948 PROSPECTS The conference championship of 1947 lost only four regulars from the team which should leave a good squad to begin the 1948 campaign. The 1948 team will probably be a little young but it should have good fielding and hitting team. Quite a few of the younger boys received experience playing on the Junior Legion team last summer. The main question will be the pitching staff. The local have several good prospects in Keith Knight, Roy Johnson and several others, but these boys are sophomores and pretty young as yet. All the boys will be out there with a lot of enthusiasm. Last year the team got new suits which make our baseball team look very good. We can say that they are the best dressed ball club for a school of our size. A good season is anticipated and the boys will be out after another conference championship. YELL TEAM One of the most pep-inspiring organizations in LeRoy High is the “Yell Team.” Much credit is due these five school-spirited students who energetically led the cheering at football and basketball games and pep fests. They also initiated several new and original yells. Their duty was to spur the team onto victory with the support of the student body. It cannot be said they they shirked their task. BASKETBALL TEAM 1947-48 Back Row, left to right: Coach Haines, Gordon Meyers, Roger Morse, Robert Brownlow, Wesley Johnson, Paul Bothun, Donald Halver, Donald Klassey, Roy Johnson, Eugene Triplett, Sydney Berg, student manager. Front Row, left to right: Russ Triplett, Bob Regan, Bob Larson, Romaine Otto, Kieth Knight, Harold Kurth, Clark Malcomson, Floyd Otto, Bill Regan, Tom Spellman. TOURNAMENT SQUAD 1947-48 Back Row, left to right: Coach Haines, Bob Larson, Romaine Otto, Kieth Knight, Harold Kurth, Clark Malcomson, Floyd Otto, Sydney Berg, student manager. Front Row, left to right: Bob Regan, Russ Triplett, Tom Spellman, Bill Regan, BASKETBALL First Team Romaine Otto----------------Forward Keith Knight----------------Forward Harold Kurth----------------- Center (Captain) Tom Spellman----------------Guard Bobby Larson----------------Guard Floyd Otto Clark Malcomson Second Team Gordon Meyers Bob Regan----' Bill Regan---- Roy Johnson--- Russ Triplett--Bob Brownlow Don Klassy Don Halver Paul Bothum Frank Pelley Pete Triplett Roger Morse Jerseys and pants are hanging limp on the line now and shoes stand where they were last thrown. The gym is an empty hollow room; its walls echoing and reechoing the eerie silence that has heavenly fallen. For the seniors, Romaine Otto, Floyd Otto, and Clark Malcomson; high school basketball is a thing of the past. The season is finished. As we look back on the 1947-48 season we see many one and two point defeats that could easily have been wins, but that is all in the game. The cards “47-48’ team was perhaps one of the youngest in the Region with 3 sophomores, a junior and a senior on the starting five and many more promising sophomores on the team. The cards got off to a bad start, losing their first 6 games but then roared back after the Christmas vacation to take 3 straight games. One of these was from their old rival, Adams High. Then the LeRoy quint had their first bad break by losing Keith Knight, who along with Romaine Otto, was the only returning veteran from the year before. The rest of the season was up and down with the Cards winning but 2 of their 7 games. This was enough though to give them a share of the Little-Five Conference Championship along with Spring Valley. They both finished with a won 5 and lost 3 conference record. In the tournament, the Cards had the bad luck to draw Lyle, who went on to win the championship, for the first game and went down in defeat 38-26. All in all, Coach Haines did a very fine job in leading the boys to victory and with a fine bunch of boys returning we can expect great things in the forth coming seasons. But hats off now to a hard fighting LeRoy quint. Forward F orward Center Guard Guard GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls’ Glee Club and all music organizations made their annual public appearance at a Music Festival given in the Le Roy High School Auditorium on March 18th. The numbers included “One World,” and “He Walketh Upon the Wings of the Wind. Under the very capable direction of Mrs. Harriet Hall, the twenty-five girls who compose the glee club have been putting the greatest work on “Great is Thy Love as that is the contest number for this year. The Girls’ Glee Club received an A” rating at the district contest held at Austin last year. They hope to do the same in “48”. BOYS’ GLEE CLUB Twenty boys’ voices comprise the Boys’ Glee Club, a well balanced singing group, whose repertoire includes folk songs, spirituals, light-opera choruses, oratino numbers. Among these are “Czech Walking Song , Go Down Moses”, Riff Song”, The Lord is Mindful of His Own , and others. For contest number, the boys are singing Scott's “Gypsy Life --a lively number, well adapted to boys’ voices. Mrs. Hall is director and accompanist--Carol Langehaug substituting as accompanist for the contest number. GIRLS’ SEXTET The Sextet is composed of senior high students. Donna Brownlow and Carol Strom--first sopranos; Jeanne Klassy and Lavonne Walthoff--second sopranos; Mavis Malcomson and Louise King--altos. Mrs. Hall—Director. The Sextet made several public appearances in 47” and is doing the same this year. This group composed of the same members (with the exception of Pauline Larimore instead of Louise King) received an “A2 plus rating at the district and also the regional-state music contest in 1947. The number for this year is The Night Has A Thousand Eyes. We hope their record continues. GIRLS’ SEPTET Seven sophomore girls make up this singing group. They are: Rosie Petsch, Carol Langehaug, Morie Knode, Mary Ellen Thoresen, Marilyn Thoresen, Leola Roper, and Ruth Harden. Their selections at the Music Festival were Within A Dreaming Harbor and Three Little Maids. They are entering the contest this year and the number is “Music When Soft Voices Die. BOY’S GLEE CLUB Back Row, left to right: Paul Bothun, Donald McGillivray, Jack Fisher, Bill Regan, Jerald Forland, Robert Larson, Merton Christenson. Second Row, left to right: Caroll Hovland, Oakley Stockdale, Patrick Sours, Donald Klassy, Marvin Winkles, Gordon Meyers. Front Row, left to right: Loren Leslie, Howard Knight, Thomas Spellman, Robert Brownlow, Sidney Berg, Roy Johnson, Director Mrs. Hall. GIRLS GLEF. CLUB Back Row, left to right: LaVonne Wolthoff, Ruth Harden, Lorraine Prestegard, Hildreth Hanks, Kathryn Mielitz, Louise King, Mary Ellen Thoreson, Patricia Eslick, Darlene Hopp. Second Row, left to right: Rose Petsch, Leola Roper, Mavis Malcomson, Phyllis Volkart, Mrs. Hall. Marilyn Thoreson, Evelyn Roper, Carol Strom, Dorothy Johnson. Front Row, left to right: Sharon Davis, Marie Knode, Jeanne Klassy, Margaret Petsch, Carol Langehaug, Donna Jean Brownlow, Darlene Wibben, Phyllis J ohnson. GIRL’S SEXTET Louise King, Mavis Malcomson, Jeanne Klassy, LaVonne Wolthoff, Carol Strom, Donna Jean Brownlow, Mrs. Hall. GIRL’S SEPTET Back Row, left to right: Marie Knode, Ruth Harden, Rose Petsch, Mrs. Hall. Front Row, left to right: Mary Ellen Thoreson, Marilyn Thoreson, Leola Roper, Carol Langehaug. BAND Back Row, left to right--Paul Bothun, Kathryn Mielitz, Barbara Madson, Lawrence Berg, Jerald Forland, Donald McGillivray, Donna River, Hildreth Hanks, Marilyn Thoreson, Carroll Hovland. Second Row, left to right--Mr. Gausman, Mary Ellen Thorson, Carol Langhaugh, Merten Christenson, Mary Lou Jensen, Dean Hamiln, Alfred Knutson, Donald Halver, Pat Sours, Myron Robb. Third Row, left to right—Rose Petsch, Geraldine Johnson, Patsy Gute, Phyllis Volkart, Jeanne Klassy, Lucille Gerloff, Margaret Petsch, Bob Larson, Gordon Meyers, Donna Brownlow. Front Row, left to right--Wanda Tebay, Joyce Malcomson, Carol Strom, Evelyn Roper, Mavis Malcomson, Keith Larson, Marie Knode, Loren Leslie, Roger Morse, John Hanks, Robert Sanderson. CLARINET QUARTET Back Row, left to right--Rose Petsch, Carol Langhaugh. Front Row, left to right—Evelyn Roper, Mr. Gausman, Mavis Malcomson. BAND The band, under the baton of L. L. Gausman, has made several appearances this year; at the home football games, Junior Class Play, operetta. Senior Class Play, Mower County Fair, at all the home basketball games, and of course at the Spring Festival. Many new members have been added to the band this year which helps a great deal. The overture “Gypsy Princess” was the number that was played at the music contest in the spring. BAND First Row: PAPER STAFF Donald McGillivray, Floyd Otto, Patty Estlick, Rose Petsch, Donna River, Phyllis Volkart, Nancy McGillivray, LaVonne Wolthoff. Second Row: Mavis Malcomson, Gordon Meyers, Carol Strom, Paul Bothun, Carroll Hovland, Miss Barlow, Hildreth Hanks, Evelyn Roper, Isabel Anderson, Jeanne Klassy. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Donald Klassy, Leslie Anderson, Kathryn Mielitz, Paul Bothun, Clark Malcomson, Hildreth Hanks, Mavis Malcomson. Middle Row: Isabel Anderson, Robert Regan, Floyd Otto, Mr. Lechner, Mary Ellen Thor son, Joan Coonradt, LaVonne Wolthoff. Front Row: Kenneth Hanson, Eugene Triplett, Howard Knight, Evelyn Roper, Jack Fisher, Jeanne Klassy, Joyce Malcomson, Wanda Tebay. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Back Row: Miss Unseth, Lucille Gerloff, Louise King, Pricilla Hoon, Laura Sternberg, Dorothy Johnson. Middle Row: LaVonne Christenson, Sally Miller, Donna Mae Bauch, Zona Perry, Patty Estlick, Patsy Miller, Donna Johnson. Front Row: Ruth Harden, Phyllis Volkart, Leola Roper, Barbara Hoon, Marjorie Hoon, Betty Miller, Nancy McGillivray. LIBRARY STAFF Jeanne Klassy, Phyllis Volkart, Mr. Johnson, LaVonne Roe, Mary Lou Fisher. GIRL’S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row, left to right--Betty Hanson, Lorraine Prestegard, Ruth Harden, Zona Perry, Kathryn Mielitz, Carol Strom, Patricia Eslick. Middle Row, left to right--Marie Knode, Patsy Miller, Lucille Gerloff, Louise King, Rose Petsch, Evelyn Roper, LaVonne Wolthoff, Jeanne Klassy. Front Row, left to right--Leola Roper, Barbara Hoon, Laura Sternberg, Mrs. Renneke, Dorothy Johnson, Ruth Kulsrud, Mavis Malcomson. GIRL’S TUMBLING TEAM Top Row, left to right—Helen Lappin, Ruth Kulsrud, Marjorie Hoon, Marie Knode. Bottom Row, left to right--Marlys Iverson, Margaret Petsch, “JUNIOR MISS” CLASS PLAY CAST OK “47“ Back Row, left to right--Charles Utesch, Floyd Otto, Kenneth Smith, Glenn Stevens, Sidney Berg, Clark Malcomson, Merton Christianson. Middle Row, left to right--Miss Barlow, Isabel Anderson, Jewell Bauch, Jack Fisher, Marvel Roe, Maynard Hiller, Mrs. Reneke. Front Row, left to right--Marjorie Larson, Donna Jean Brownlow, Romaine Otto, Hildreth Hanks, Jeanne Klassy. “GROWING PAINS” CLASS PLAY CAST OF “48 Back Row, left to right--Frank Watts, Carroll Hovland, Paul Bothum, Alfred Knudson, Oakley Stockdale, Bob Regan. Middle Row, left to right--Frank Pelley, Betty Hanson, Lorraine Prestegard, Carol Strom, Kathryn Mielitz, Mildred Younder, Irene Morse, Peter Johnson. Front Row, left to right--Mrs. Reneke, Mary Fisher, Evelyn Roper, Mavis Malcomson, LaVonne Roe, LaVonne Wolthoff, Miss Barlow. “JUNIOR MISS” CLASS PLAY CAST OF “47“ JUNIOR CLASS PLAY OF ’47 Directed by Miss Barlow and produced by Miss Ingraham (Mrs. Renneke), the Junior Class of '47, produced the smash hit called, “Junior Miss.' It was on the night of December 12, 1947. The scene was the Graves apartment. The play dealt with the troubles of the Graves family during the Christmas and New Years season. THF. CAST Harry Graves...... Joe............... Grace Graves...... Judy Graves....... Hilda............. Lois Graves......... Fuffy Adams....... J. B. Curtis...... Ellen Curtis...... Willis Reynolds ... Barlow Adams .... Western Union Boy Tommy Arbuckle . , Haskell Cummings. Merrill Feurbach., .......Romaine Otto ......Sidney Berg . ... Hildreth Hanks .. .Donna Brownlow .......Jewell Bauch ..... Marge Larson ...Isabel Anderson . . . . Maynard Hiller ......Marvel Roe .... Jack Fisher . . . .Charles Utesch . .Clark Malcomson ..... Glenn Stevens Merton Christensen ........Floyd Otto SKIDDING The Senior Class of “48 produced the play “Skidding under the direction of Mrs. Larson. The Cast Aunt Milly......................Hildreth Hanks Andy Hardy....................Clark Malcomson Mrs. Hardy....................Isabel Anderson Judge Hardy................Merton Christianson Grandpa Hardy...........................Sidney Berg Estelle Hardy Campell.........Marjorie Larson Marion Hardy..................Donna Brownlow Wayne Trenton III.................Romaine Otto Myra Hardy Wilcox.................Freda Timm Mr. Stubbins..............................Jack Fisher This play shows Marion Hardy, a college girl, who falls in love with Wayne Trenton just as a career is opening up to her. Then there are the two pretty young daughters who choose to marry before they finish their education and want to “come home to Mother at the first trouble. Mother Hardy is so upset about all this that she goes on a strike in order to straighten out her family, Young Andy is an adorable adolescent lad with his first case. Grandpa Hardy touches the heart with his absent-mindedness and his reminiscences about Grandma. The white slippers he makes for Marion to be married in have a great deal to do with straightening out her love affair. Though Skidding is hilariously amusing, it tells many an underlying truth which audiences are bound to relish. “GROWING PAINS’ Growing Pains, a comedy in three acts, was presented by the Junior Class of “48. The Cast George McIntyre. . . Mrs. McIntyre...... Professor McIntyre Terry McIntyre. . . . Brian.............. Hal................ Omar............... Dutch.............. Mrs. Patterson. . . . Elsie Patterson. . . . Jane............... Patty.............. Miriam............ Prudence........... Sopie.............. Pete............... Traffic Officer.... Vivian............ .. . .Oakley Stockdale .....Kathryn Mielitz .......Paul Bothum ........Carol Strom ..........Bob Regan ........Frank Pelley .....Alfred Knudson .....Carroll Hovland . . Mildred Younkers ........Irene Morse .. Mavis Malcomson . . . LaVonne Wolthoff .......Betty Hanson .......Evelyn Roper Lorraine Prestegard ......Peter Johnson .........Frank Watts ........LaVonne Roe Terry and George are two young kids growing up and this play shows how things change in their life. Terry doesn't run around with the boys anymore and George starts going out with girls. Terry, of course, has her boy friend which is Brian. Prudence is the new girl in the neighborhood which nobody seems to like except the boys. George goes for her until he finds her out. At the end George finds a new interest. The little blonde who just moved in town. Terry wins Brian from Prudence and as the curtain closes everyone is happy. FEATURE PAGE 1. Too much Rochester milk, boys? 2. What’s Cookin? 3. “Just us country kids. 4. Hi ya. Doc ! 5. Tough guy, eh? 6. Ah, that leg art I 7. Canned Salmon. 8. Guess Who? 9. In the assembly 1 10. Surprised, Katie? 11. K. O. 12. The Plaid Shirt Kids. 13. Gla-Moor. 14. The Triangle. 15. Hold that pose I 16. Why Jim :: 17. Burley . 18. Mess Call. 19. The Joys of Initiation. 20. Fisherwoman.” 21. Dad’s Old Fashioned-- 22. Class of 48--eleven years ago. 23. 2:40 P. M. Comfortable boys? 24. Hula Maid. FEATURE PAGE 1. Dead Pans ! 2. The Hot Lunch Line--What a mess ! 3. How'd he get in here? ? ? 4. Just punchin’. 5. Nice day for pictures, huh Mavis? ? 6. “Our Faithful Five.” 7. For old times sake ! 8. Some wreck I 9. Hang on to that ball Gordy ! ! 10. Where’s the ball? 11. Oops ! Some sport. 12. Yea Le Roy 1 1 13. Must be good. 14. Daa ! Whatcha see, Isabel? 15. Camera 1 Action ! 16. Boring game, Carol? 17. 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