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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1949 volume:

m m jags TlO IJ mm . ■ r- ... nm f e ;wfr ttWVAVV i « � fr ' fcvvr«w8sVrMfvv � iY tW V7«S r?7 rtD::i Tis?: r:oK 'rs. Veils Mrs. Larson Mrs. Lan� ;eh«ug Miss. Knuds on Miss. Knutson Mrfl« Lain Miss Jolllff Miss Hanson Mrs. Hoon Mrs. Hall Mr. Lain Mr. Larson Mr. Rockne Mr. Haines Suot. Bettner Carl Sr.lth Glenn Hoon H. S. Larson Clare YcRoberts M. C. Iverson Bernard 3rownlow SCHOOL BCWtL Fir°t Gra.ie Second Grade Third Grade Fourth Grade Fifth Grade Sixth Grade English, Library, 7th 8th Social Studies Hone’ Economics English, Phy. Ed, Latin Mathematics Music Social Science, History, Soeech. Science, -lolo� ::y, Chemistry Business Training, Band,Arithmetic Coach, Phy. Ed, Principal, Typing, Bookkeeooing. Orientation’ Chairman Clerk Treasurer We, the Seniors of 9 , dedicate this book to our teachers and parerts who have made this dream come true. ; IJf'•v'1 VTV|Y«V 7� 4 A0� « V� ' «VWt V Y � LaVo ne ' oithoff ? W VfV -f V Y4Y 1 V tV (%N MW9 8he?a pleasant and witty -•lee Club i,. ,3,h; 3ex tet , , ; Piper Staff ,3,4; Leciam ,•; J .e -rleader 4 ; C Library j,4; Hot Lunch 1, ,•■; Jr. °lay; St. Council 2,5,4; Offic Staff 4; Cl :3 Pres, ..ixed Chorous 4. Glenn Stockdale 3; G.k.i Faue is the thirst of youth Hass Pres. 1,2; Paper Staff 1,2,4; Declam 3; 3a=eball Carroll Hovland ■ ait till ysu hear ae fron trie pulpit; there you cannot answer me 9 - and 1,2,3,4; Glee Club l, -',3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Pater Staff I, 3; Editor 4: Declarr. 2,3,4; Jr. la Library 4; at. Council 4; .lixed Chorous 4; tuartet 4 Lorraine Prestegard hat is ork when pure fun is in vievr. Glee Club ,4; Jr. lay; :ot Lunch I,2,5,4; Howard eterson Let come what nay just not bother :r.e. football 2,3,4; ..avis .-alcons on Hen may come and go, but I go on forever Band 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sextet 2,3,4: Paper Staff 2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Jr. Play; Office 2,3,4;St. Council 3; 3t. Council Vice Pres. 4; Home Ec. Club 2; G.A.A, ,3; ..ixed Chorous 4: Hone-Coming Attendant. IM ■ m !■ up If ■ MM .HI m in m w1 v v m! 'My aijf..iiUg.,Rv. w , t ■ ' V n i ■Slyi vmnTxmKzrz nmggmm areara a- .-r - - sra s Mery Lou Fieter Tiny, netit®, but oh so sweet Cheerleader 1,2; Office Staff 3; Decl°m 3; Student Council 1; Hot Lunch 3 Library. 3. Hfimr.C.0 mi n j ft tt� rit, Alfred Knudson I'm not es ahy °s I look. 3end ?,L; Football ,2, V ; Jr. Pley: Clean P •h; Oakley StooVdele There la no niece in my vocabulary for worry . Glee Club 3� k; Mixed Chorus L; Jr. Play; Football 1,2,3, ; Baseball 1,2,3, . Levonne Roe Good thincs come in small oeckpg B. Jr. Pipy; St. Council 2; Office Staff2, .' : t Lunch 1, , , : Secretary L; G.A.A. 2; Lib °ry 3� ' � Declam L; Home-corainr Queen. Irene Morse If silence i8 golden, I'm deed broke. Hot Lunch 1,2,31 Jr. PI- y; Library 2,3, ; D“clam ', ; Office 3; Pener Staff h; G.A.A. 2; Frank Pelly Woman came after mar. and has been °ft°r him ever since. Jr. Play; Class Pres. Football 1,2,: Mixed Chorus iWtWft SHBtttS'AR tV eVa'. V WffflWifiYVl.Wn■ ' v« -iv a «• vlv iola Harrington fff'A'. v . m A iffSfe1 fc fa? fc ■“ St i “There's no wisdom like frankness and 2,l;Treasurer 2; Plays 2,1,; •� nior frienrship 3 iUl Bot'r.un The more ;aste, t:ie less speed, so why hurry! . Band 1,2,3,Paper sta£f2,3,4{ Slass res. 2; ,1se Club 2, ,4; Deelam 3,4; Jr� : la ! Student , Council res. 4; 3t. council 2,3; ixed Ohorous 4; .uarcet 4 BBEMgmi Frank atts k friend from beginning to end.' Jr. lay; Football 1,2,2,4; Baseball 3 Priscilla Boon •' uiel intil ou know her. Declam 2,3,4; Office staff 3,4; lome Ec. Club 2; G.A.A. 2,2; not Lunch 1,2,3,4 , Ticket taker 3 . ‘ ..Hared Younker hy isn't everyone content like Jr. Play; Hot Lunch 2; G.A.n.. 2,s; Home Cc. Club 1,2; oames Hahoney Aa Iris liman, if there ever was one. -'and 1; Football 1,- ,3,4; hasLett B; li 1, ; 3var vr Wi i •ytmjn ! v s(«n rv--r; i vlv£Siv mw� Robert Regan He is small, but so is dynamite.' •'and 1,2; Football 1, , ,4; •lt'° Club 4; Fixed Chorous 4; jr. Play . •, : ■: ■ :• . {5a.ajfe.tfc «. t, 1.3, t P S B Hetty Hanson Youth trust have lov and lots of it. Jr. Play; ot Lunch 1,2, 4. Kathryn ;.'i,elitz There’s lots of little things I coul'1 leave 'til tomorrow. Hard j,4; Jr. Play; G.A.A. ,2; ilee Club 2,3,4; sextet 4; it. Council 4; Mixed ihorus 4. Hot i.i. 3. Jack Himes He nev«r speaks more than, he rust, and nothing ever gets him fussed. Lib'ary 4. tHlL-iL -'. !i ' -iVA.V. 'i'w. A'sJ-LJ T � Uijn ku ililiii I iu ilkii Rathe r backward about coming forward. Jr. flay arol Ctrorc Peder Johnson 3or.e think sh“ is shy, ask her friends. lend 1,5,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 3e tet 3 2,4; ' a; Staff ,3 ; G.A.A. 2,3; Home He. Club 2; Jr. Play. mtwe m v s � v t A 5®w V' y Burley Elliott ,pTorry little, stv'y i ss.” Football 1,2,25 Baseball 1,2,3; OU Club 4: I 1 ayne Perry M'”it and wlsdor ar° born v ith a nan. Football 1,2,:,4. '.v Er ’� rei Advisor Mr. Fain Supt. F. Betlner Karl Kerope Keep away fror iris, I'r. bashfv1.n Harold Forth Cursed be he who moves my bones.11 :t. Council 4: Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,4; asebail 1,2,3,4. 7W7T mv� iwi«w«www « - wt. ■ fwiHwwff vav Vw v vr THE CLASS WILL Up in the attic away from the din, Where only the mice and the bats come in. Behind a brick in a chink in the wall, Guess what we found—cobwebs and all? An old piece of paper all tattered and torn, Its content a will—quite legally sworn, We read it together and did reminisee And when we read it, it sounded like this: We the LeRoy Seniors of 1949 do hereby bequeath the following to our beloved underclassmen (and Women). Paul Bothun wills his motorcycle to Darlene Wibben for her frequent trips to Austin. He also wills his ability to shoot billiards to Inez Smith. Burley Elliott wills his manly physique to Marie Knode so she can be the bottom of the pyramid now. Mary lou Fister wills her fob as ticket seller at the theater to Fritz Miller unless he would rather be usher! Betty Hanson wills her Norwegion appearance to Leola Roper. Biola Harrington wills her mile walk to school in the morning to Rose Psts ch Priscilla Hoon wills her school board father to Keith Knight. (It might come in handy sometime). Jack Himes wills his slow, ambling stride to Puss Larson. He never seems to get anyplace fast enough. Peder Johnson his prized Model A. to Marvin Winkels to save wear and tear on their Kaiser. Karl Kempe wills his stature to Donna River. A1 Knudson wills his girlish figure to Russ Triplett for use during the next fall's football season. Harold Kurth will his scholarly look to Gerald Forland, James Mahoney wills his interest in Biola Harrington to Lawrence Bantries. Mavis Malcomson wills her interest in Riceville to Ruth Harden. As if she could be more interested? Kay Mielitz wills her five friends from St. Paul to Barbara Hoon. She also wills her ability to fall off a horse the right way to Darlene Hopp. Irene Morse wills her ability to talk herself our of (or into) any sit- uation to Gordon Meyers. Frank Pelley will his appointments behin the L K to Leonard Remer. Wayne Perry wills his chemistry, grammar, and bookkeeping workbooks complete with answer to Mary ou Jensen. I wonder what she will need them for?? Howard Peterson wills his interest in a certain brunette from Spring Valley to Dale Kinter. They would make such a nice couple. Lorraine Prestegard wills Dick's convertable to Don Klassy. Carol L. would love that. Boto Regan wills his janitor's fob to Louise King to keep her occupied in her spare time. Bob also wills his Irish temper to Mary Thoreson, so she can handle her own Irish betterhalf. Lavonne Roe wills her attraction to men to Phyllis Volkart. She really doesn't need that though, does she? Glen Stockdale wills his kitten ball te„m to Lucille Gerloff. The whole senior class wills Glen Stockdale to Carol Langehaug, sincj she seems to prefer small dark men. Oakley Stockdale wills his bass voice to Molly Johnson. Carol Strom wills the Ferst National Band to Shirley Spencer. Frank Watts wills the M del A oupe to Marilyn Thoreson. She probably will get it any way. LaVonne Wolthoff wills her membership in the big 4 to Roy Johnson. Mildred Younker wills her driving skill to Don McGillivray. It might come in handy in his futurecareer as a racer. Con Hovland will his ambition to become a minister -to Toby Spellman. This concludes our last will and testimony and we sincerely hope the future seniors will appreciate the estates entrusted to their keeping. 11'.ynr 7 T r r r f VKivVWr ,'tVi « -rs 4 .vr ttv vtv-t iwy n fts «wr viwf' ¥-v v � w� v irxwmmm WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE CLIMB Rung by rung we build it, The ladder by which we climb. Each rung's been chosen carefully For use at this special time. The first rung is our courage; We chose that one with care, For it's the very foundation Of the things that we will dare. The second rung is hope, The next is Just our dreams, The following two are naturally Unfailing truth and schemes. One rung, of course, is memories For we cannot forget The different things we did, And the many friends we met. We're thinking of the future, And we have naught to fear; For up ahead we behold A future bright and clear. God has helped us this far And will to the end of time. So with his help we're building The ladder by which we climb. CLASS COLORS Blue Yellow CLASS FLOWER Yellow Rose CLASS MOTTO WE BUILD THE LADDER BY WHICH WE CLIKB CLASS OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Student Council Members October 3 April 26 May 13 May 21 May 24 May 29 June 2 June 3 Alfred Knudson Kathryn Mielitz LaVonne Roe Wayne Perry Paul Bothun, Mavis Kalcomson, Con Hovland, Harold Kurth, LaVonne Wolthoff. SENIOR CALENDAR Mason City Decorah Auditori im Auditorium Rochester Auditorium Auditorium Clear Lake Class Pictures Senior Day Class Play Junior-Senior Prom Skip Day Baccalaureate Commencement Class Pionlc vir.v 'in:! E '.v .1 w. yrr r i r -mawwvvm 4rwtvv Y4v v tv-vi 3w ; 7 wi 4 v s v «fafcvsftftffiw9v vv Class Prophecy Yesterday was a beautiful day in May, year 1961. I took a walk down the street and bought a paper from the boy on the corner—you certainly can't pick up a newspaper these days without realizing that this lsthe Atomic Age. I started reading the headlines, and recognlxed the name of an lod schoolmate of mine. Wayne Perry, nuclear physicist discovers npw'.uae for atomic power. Old Perrystein himself. Always knew he would make good. President Himes declares National Holiday. Ye3, he was nominated when the public decided he looked like Lincoln. By the way, his secretary, Irene Morse has certainly made a success of her business course. What's this? Someone running competition with Cedric Adams? Why It's Harold Kurth. Must be those new glasses of his. Last year's Nobel Prize winner, none other that Mr. Darwin Larson, has named Priscilla Hoon, a recent graduate from Medical Technology school as his assistant. The famed surgeon, Alfred Knudson, married his little nurse yesterday in New York. Yes, you guessed that It's Carol Strom. What? Boogie woogle in Carnegie Hall. Yes, It's Kathryn Mlelltz. Frank Pelley has just been named Instructor of Agriculture at the college In Ames, Aowa. Con Hovland and his wife, the former Hildreth Hanks have been sent to the wilds of Bongo Bongo as missionaries. Guess r'll turn to the Sports page. Why even here, the class of '49 is Making a name for Itself. Jim Mahoney Is now assistant manager for the St. Louis Cardinals. As Is my custom, I next turned to the adds. Here I saw an ad for Elliott's world's largest web footed frog legs, raised of course, In Bennington. Fresh vegetables for city tables. Kempe's truck farms. Stockdale's best Jet Hellocopters run, of course, by Glenn and Oakley Stockdale. Bakery goods at Watts Bakery, 21 St. Avenue. I was home. In the region of LeRoy the other day and visited many of the other members of the class. Mary lou Fister, now married, recently the toast of Broadway, got her start on dramatic roles in her senior class play, no doubt. Mavis Malcomson Is now working in her own little resturant In Hiceville Iowa with Jubby Gene as Co-owner. I saw Viola Harrington driving down the street here In a two toned Chev. home on vaction no doubt. She is living In Minneapolis. A success In the newspaper field as a reporter. Lorraine Prestegard and LaVonne Roe are both married and living In Chester Iowa. LaVonne Wolthoff is now using her famed voice for lullabies, and Mildred Younker Is working as telephone operator on the west coast. Bob Regan was in his rounds as vacuum cleaner salesman the day I wa3 home Howie Peterson is running the poolhall in Ostrander, still trying to master the art of bottle pool. Pete Hohnson is converting '29 Model A's into rocket cars. Paul Bothun is playing his part in the Atomic World. Did I say playing? Yes, he's stell playing in Gordyls Swing Band in his spare time from the Atomic Rocket Car factory. Last but not least, we find Betty Hanson as a model for the local Petite Shoppe. I think the class has become very successful, don't you? I I I I I a y a '.'■' p a w aa !■■.' a a gyr p v mgty aga w a apamcj jf JUNIORS Back Row: Leonard Remer, Lawrence VanTries, Fredrick Hiller, Donald Mc- Gillivary, Keith Knight, Robert Larson, Jerald Forland, Marvin 'finkels. Row 2: Dale Klnter, illiam Archibald Regan, Russell R. Triplett, Donald Klassey, Thomas Spellman, Roy Johnson, Gordon Meyers. Row 3: Ruth Harden, Barbara Hoon, Inez Smith, Shirley Spencer, Phyllis Volkart, Louise King, Marlys Johnson, Mary Ellen Thoreson, Marilyn Thoreson, Miss Jolliff. Row 4: Leola Roper, Darlene Hoop, Lucille Gerloff, Darlene Vibben, Marie Knode, Donna Rivers, Rose Petsch, Mary Lou Jensen, Carol Langehaug. OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sarg. at Arms Advisor Mary Lou Jensen Roy Johnson Marilyn Thoreson Carol Langehaug Leonard Remer Miss Ruthaary Jolliff In September we chose our class rings. This occurred when a man from Jos tens at Owatonna came to class one day with rings for us to pick from. 'He had a hard time deciding, but finally chose one really beautiful ring. In October we were informed that our class play books, Dear Ruth, had arrived. This play was about a young girl who had written letters to service-men and had signed her older sister's name. It then goes on to tell about the amusing situations they find then-selved in when these soldiers and sailors come hone to see Ruth. Mr. Dain v� as our director. In April work began on the Prom. The theme, Moonlight Bay, was decided on and orders were sent for materials. May 21st finally arrived and the beautiful transformation of the gym into a Moonlight Bay was very effective. After a delicious banquet was enjoyed, a program was presented, followed by dancing to Jack Charles' Orchestra. omore I I I I 1 I I I I I I vr« viwiSr tt i . ■ � «ww i� 5i « w .« ww r. � ■■■ ■ itiditii kiii iu FRESHMEN Back Row: Arlo Erie, Orville Clark, Richard Crowe, Hfrold Norman, Eugene , Kicke, Donald Anderson, Howard Knight. Row 3s Charles oe, Arlene Kivell, Patsy Bute, Darlene Vise, Matilda Kenpe, Donna 3auch, Rus - Sppeer. Row 2: Marjorie Hoon, Donna Dahlen, Vargarett Petsch, Betty ..iiller, Shirley Smith, Hor a Patton, Gerr.laine J hnson, Marlys •‘■verson. Row Is Rusel Robb, Ob d Jacobson, Don a Johnson, Sharon Davies, Jo ce Mal-comson, Raymond, Claude, l ivid Fogal. 'a w franara m wamwimya«aja.'au.aw wv■ ■ v an tv-’ v v v;nvptmv imgtffggfiff'.' AiiM in A........... SOPHOMORE Back Row: Elaine Leer, Zona Ferry, Russell Jacobson, Wesley Johnson, Loran Jacobson, Kermitt Iverson, Donald Hnlver, Pat Sours, Bob Brownlow Row 2: Thelma Stockdale, Joanne Coonradt, Helen Y.’eirson, Patty Estlick, Dorothy Johnson, June Erie, Laura Sternberg, Barbara Madsen, Roger Morse Row 3: Helen Lappin, Phyllis Johnson, Ruth Kulsrud, Patsy Miller, Loran Leslie, Eugene Triplett, Robert Speer, Alan Timm. WAffi w i AY.IW : T tw ss-0 9 ?tv €V ttY iv i0tVpftt MUmi 2nd Grade Back Row: Tomiiy Davis, Hark Shackelford, Barbara Slmison, Sandra Naunan, J ne heed, Jlnz.y Cartney, Carol Funke, Ronald Lein. Second Row: Jack V.ood, Curtis Johnson, Roger Buchbolz, Gary Theis, Jack Meyers, Judith Gerloff, Janet Vantrles, Patty Smith, Mrs. Larson. Third Row: John Grass, Larry Mahoney, Wayne Reed, Gerald Boulett, Betty King, Marlene Miller, Marie Miller, Karen McRofcerts 3rd Grade First. Row: Robert Bucholz, Donald Lina man, Billy Hickok, Jirjry Taylor, Donald Barber, arlys Trie, Jares Jri''feth, •.enner, Larry Tulle. Second Row Ellen Hoff, arcia Meyers, Bryce Langehaug, Clark, Paul Foral, Dorothy ling, 1'e‘ty ’falling Sharon . il Glenn Mahoney. T' ird Ro w Lois Morran. 'ayne Knud son, Ellen Savage, • oa Peterson, Bertha Soltau, Hit! Ann Knight, Elaire Johnson, MeRoberts, Diane Iverson, Mrs. Langehaug, Fourth Row: Richard Brownlov;, hot: y kastvcld, David Rob! Ardell Blume, Denny Kanson, Jean Iverson, Kaye Quale, Bon Kaleor.son, Bette Jean asemssen. Chester ler, n Fern • V � 1 � M� TT IN «st rv� VTf � N . jftdhVjS Grade Seven Back Rows 111 Blade, Joe Kempe, Nancy Ho n, Lula Belle anson, i-.ary Lou Tailor, Uarlys Johnson, Yavonne Timm, Leon Knight, Charles Spencer. Row 2: Uarcla 7,'lbben, -ardeila Tebay, Jerry Estllck, Raymond Her.dreckson, Roger Gerloff, Dean Sanderson, Leonard 3otnstein, Vern “ardon, Mrs. Hall. Row 1: Nancy Moe, Vlotett Spellman, Don Mahoney, Roger Dick, Jerry i.iahoney, Robert Klassy, Dor.avan Johnson, Robert Speer, Kenneth auman. ( '!svmvm'jn'M.'i'f M a'.'.■wma.'yjsv v r.1 ■ vjt wusMvjrz 4 ' ' I Brade eight Back Row: Jerry Yahoney, Jejrry Thompson, Jeverly Tahl, Nancy UcGllllvary, Lavonne Christenson, Bernard Bunne. Row 2: Dean Hamlin, Uarkettar Bletz, Betty Yoe, Salley killer, Lucille Horman, Ruth River, Ur. Rockne. Row 1: ‘Vo Sanderson, Bill Berg, Vanda Tebay, John Hanks, Junior Trouster, Keneth ttanson. fourth Rot: Benr.ie Tull, Irne elson, Carol Haunan, Gretchen Surnicht, Donna Iverson, Ronald Fisher, Ronnie Eastvcld, Roberta Hartz, Susan Bettner. Third Rov: Richard 3hend, Harilyn Dock, Patricia Fevers, Eleanor Roe, David Christensen, Donald Scott, Dennis Rauran, Dennis Bye, ! rs. V.ells. Second .ows La ry Knudson, Harvey Funke, Kent Flikki, Gary Cleveland, Richard Satre, Gary Railing, Dorothy Ackerman, Barbara Boe, Dawn Davies. First Rowi Donald ’..'ood, Gary Knudson, Judith Hendrickson, Ronald Rich, Sharon Siirpson, Carol Doulett, Carol Hanson, !'ary Jane Hovde, Julane Troester. ■wr.tr i .: � N vaS Yyfs'VfWfrVfr 8S W V fN v MftV V 5th Grade ■r? '-v wf y y 'a u'.'.t w ■'s! wmxm ’SJiWJUlM 4th Grade Third Roy s Donna Linanan, Kathleen Farley, Gary Backus, Wayne Kivell, David Kenner, Eugene Larson, Larry Knight, Daryl Spencer. Second Row: Darlene Traester, Joyce Gerloff, Eddy Bunne, David Francis, Clarence Funke, Eilly Hailing, Glenn Johnson, Hartin Thompson, Kiss ;arilyn Knudson. First Rov : Joanne Hanson, Sharon Wagner, t-'arlene Wierson, Arleen Bluire, Billy 1'cRoberts, Pichard Kauran, Ervin Johnson, Gene Swanson. . � •' 7tV.«MV4' • •• � 1 � SV f 4M N Y JYl ' «M.Wt -� v«. rt' v ■ -«N � � ■.ft esses is ?th Grade Third Row: Paul Kelson, Laura Hoon, Rosalyn Kauman, Sandra Irownlow, Helen Tull, Bonelle Hawkins, Ted Backus, Robert filler. Second Row: Keith Huntley, Charles Viktora, Arils Smith, Clifford Speer, Gordon Hahoney, Pat Farley, Kent Keyers, Vivian Huntley, Lonna KcRoberts, Kiss Helen Knutson. First Row: Gary Lamon, Janice Taylor, Joe Hanson, Kay Naunan, Katherine Fetch, Darlene Kalconson, Rose Killer, Karjorie Killer. 6th Grade i i ] Third Row: Ted Bunne, Lorys Sorenson, Jo Etta V.'ierson, Joyce Johnson, Roger Fink, Robert Liddy, Joe Clark, Louis linamon. Second Rot : James Kauman, James King, 'Vayne A. Hanson, Raymond Kahoney, Homer Hickok, Dale Norman, Karjorie Vantries, Colleen Iverson, Krs. Dain. First Row: Norman Triplett, Donald Keyers, Peggy Smith, Dorothy Davies, Karie Hansen, Barbara Iverson, Beverly Preussler, Robert Soltau, V.'ayne L. Hansen. rflctiVitiBb M • I I I I I fBOTWMM .rife aTKrasi ,fe,?;-,v i? r--- Back Row: MIXED CHORUS Gordon Meyers, Bob Regan, Frank Pelly, Jerald Forland, Paul Bothun, Con Hovland, Bob Larson, Marvin Winkles. Don Klassy Third Row: Koy Johnson, Mavis Malcomson, Louise King, Joanne Coonradt, 3urley Elliott, Marlyn Thorson, Kathryn ilielltz, Carol Strom, Torn Spellman. Second Row: Lorraine Prestegard, Darlene Hopp, Euth Harden, Leola Roper, LaVonne Wolthoff, Patty Estlick, Marlys Johnson, Mrs. Hall. First Row: Phyllis Volkart, Mary Thorson, Carol Langehaug, Darlene V.'lbben, ...arie Knode, Rose Petsch, Donna River, Mary Lou Jensen. BOYS QUARTET Bob,Larson, Con Hovland, Paul Bothun, Gordon Meyers, Mrs.Hall 04 r.uvujw amwfs, vj w v .'.vjjj rwrsMffli«iTOvnmmg .y, m ,Vl rf, m fflt'ffl iB HOMECOMING ROYALTY Mavis Malcomson, LaVonne Roe (Queen), Mary Lou Fister, Dorthea Ackersan Marie Knode LaVonne Y olthoff Con Hovland Jlavis Malcomson Ruth Kulsrud TUMBLING TEAM Marlys Iverson Marie Knode Marjorie Hoon, Helen Lappin Margeret Petsch, Ruth Ku! a wff wpm npoanapaMirapp I wiy gv vfv w- iv , v ISvr' gw¥ frtw JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS GLEE CLUB 3ack Row: Marlys Johnson. Nancy Koon, Markettar Dietz, Nancy KcGillivray, Betty Moe, Sally ?'iller. Second Row: Marcia V’lbben,Ruth River, Lavonne Christensen, Lucille orir.an, Yavonne Timn, Mrs. Hall. First Row: Violet Spellman, Lulubelle Hanson, Marcella Tebay, vanda Tebay, Nancy Moe. m v i V'V r iii I,, i i JUNIOR HICK BOYS GLEE CLUB Back Row: Charles Spencer, Leon Knight, Jerry Mahoney, Bernard Bunre, Jerry Thompson. Second Row: Toger Dick, Toger Gerloff, 3ob Sanderson, Bill Berg, Jerry Estlick, John Hanks, Mrs. Hall. First Row: Kenneth Nauman, Dean Sanderson, Lecrnard Borstein, .ern Hardon, Herman Troester, Kenneth Hanson. I •5 GIRLS GLEE CLUB Beck Row: Elaine Le r, Kathryn Mielitz, Joanne Coonradt, Louise King, Phyllis Volkart, Karlyn Thorson, Barbara Madsen, Patty Estllck; Bow 2: Lorraine Prestigard. Patsy Gute, Ruth Harden, Laura Sternberg, Leola Roper, LaVonne Wolthoff, Carol Strom; Row 3s Carol Lanpehaug, Mavis Malcomson, Darlene Hopp, Mary Ellen Thorson, Marlys Johnson, Donna Johnson, Margerett Petsch, Mrs. Hall; Row 4: Donna Johnson, Phyllis Johnson, Darlene Y ibben, Sharon Davies, Joyce Malcomson, Marie Knode, Marlys Iverson, Rose Petsch. I m 5 Stt.'MliMUl teMf � '-� Ste sateU .M'Mi'S' WSf - • lyra ’■? ss iv.'m in? ya ;.r yj vj w w ’ppmi GIRLS SEPTET Ruth Harden Rose Petsch Carol Langehaug Leola Roper Marlyn Thorson Mary Ellen Thorwon Marie Knode Mrs. Hall £ i a I - a fijflji ijp; ae aaaggg ‘¥ BtoKOi B i B B Pi H 8 ms JUNIOR CLASS PLAY---DEAR RUTH Row Is Mr. Dain, Leola Roper, Louise King, Marie Knode, Phyllis Volkart, Carol Langehaug Row 2s Don KcGillvray, Bill Regan, Keith Knight, Bob Larson, Gordon Heyer DECI.AM Back Rows Paul Bothun, Con Hovland, Bill Regan, Beb Larson, Don KcGilllvra Row 2s Zona Perry, Patty Estlick, Joanne Coonradt, LaVonr.e '.Volthoff, Irene Horse, Ruth Harden, Marlyn Thorson Row 3 Mr. Dain. Inez Srith, Barbara Hoon, Phyliis Volkart, LaVonne Roe, Margerett Petsch i VI VJ V! !ir 1' fU ZTS vtAttfi'MVfflwMR tiMwtMR viw «rvw Wx-st nzw LE ROY HIGH SCHOOL BALT) Back Row: Alfred Knudson, Dean Hamlin, Phyllis Volkart, Jerald Forland, Mr. Rockne, Donald McGillivray, Roger Dick, Con Hovland, Marlyn Thorson, Donna River; Row 2: Rose Petsch, Mavis Malconson, Loren Leslie, Yvonne Timm, Dean Sanderson, Don Halver, John Hanks, Bob Sanderson, Russel Robb, Pat Sours Row 3s Joanne Coonradt, Mary Ellen Thorson, Carol Strom, Geraldine Johnson Patsy Gute, Mary Lou Jensen, Lavonne Christensen, Roger Morse, Bob Larsonj Row 4: Carol Langehaug, Joyce Maleomson, Wanda Tebay, Marie Knode, Paul Bothun, Kathryn Mielitz, Barbara Madsen, Gordon Meyers, David Fogal Majorettes: Margerett Petsch Ruth Jane Kulsrud GIRLS SEXTET Louise King Mavis Malcomson LaVonne Wolthoff Kathryn Mielitz Carol Strom Marlys Johnson Mrs. Hall I r r (5 M ( Back Row: Jerald Forland, Don McGlllvray, Pat Sours, Con Hovland, Bob Larson, Paul Bothun; Row 2: Bill Regan, Bob Regan, Frank Pelley, Burley Elliott, Bob Brownlow, Don Klassy; Row 3: Marvin Winkles, Roy Johnson, Tom Spellman, Oakly Stockdale, Gordon Meyers, Mrs. Hall; Row 4: Loren Leslie, Don Anderson, Russel Robb, Obed Jacobson, David Fogal, Howard Knight. LIBRARY STAFF Back Row: Con Hovland, Miss Ruthmary Jollif, John Himes; Row 2: LaVonne Wolthoff, Louise King, Patty Estlick, LaVonne Roe. ' ■«■■■■ ift M'.'J S U V xy.:a.'agg IT rj SENIOR CLASS PLAY---SKY ROAD Back Row: Frank Watts, Paul Bothun, Alfred Knudson, Wayne Perry, Carl Kemp Row 2: Carol Strom, Mildred Younker, Irene Morse, Kathryn Kielitz Row 3s Oakley Stockdale, Mavis Malcomson, liary Lou Fister, LaVonne Roe, LaVonne � olthoff, Con Hovland. STUDENT COUNCIL Back Row: Don Halver, Harold Kurth, Bob Larson, Con Hovland, Don Anderson Row 2: Mary Ellen Thorson, Donna River, LaVonne Wolthoff, Lulubelle Hansen. Donna Dahlen, Laura Sternberg Row 3: Ruth River, I!avis Malcor.son, Paul Bothun, Leola Roper, Laverne Harden, Sharon Davies. § 'arm wifi « wmsmanssu. z 1 OFFICE STAFF Back Row: Inez Smith, Loran Jacobson, Priscilla,Koon, Front Row: Mavis Malcomson, Lavonne Roe, LaVonne Volthoff, Zona Perry. lloagSBcpa m ta a gscc antaa ' ' •' I V '1 in imn in in Ki • HOME EC CLUB Back Row: Sally Miller, Barbara Boon, Priscella Hoon, Donna 3auch, Arlene Klvell, Donna Dahlen, Geraldine Johnson. Second Row: ilarlys Iverson, Marjorie Hoon, Betty iller, Dorthy Johnson, Patsy Miller, Joanne Coonradt, Nancy JcGillivray, First Row: Nancy Hoon, Vanda Tebay, Mardella Teb,y, anca Tebay, Nancy Moe, Sharon Davies, Lavonne Christensen, Donna aohnson. r r vH � « M, I' . if 7� « tt v� • RED AND WHITE REFLECTOR STAFF Back Row: Pau Bothun, Donna River, Barbara Madsen, John Hanks, Carol Langehaug, Kathryn Mielitz, Gordon Meyers, LaVonne Wolthoff, Irene Lorse. Front Row: Ruth Kulsrud, Arlene Kivell, Mary Lou Jensen ( sst. editor , Con Hovland ( editor), Mavis Malcomson, Glenn Stockdale, Mary Lou Fister. FACULTY Mr. F. Bettner; Supt. Ur. L. K. Haines; Principal Miss Lorraine Hanson Mrs. Glenn Hoon Mr. Rockne Mr. R. Dain Mr. D. C. Larson Miss Ruthinary Jolliff Mrs. Harriet Hall Mrs. Etta Wells; 1st gr de Mrs. Alice Larson; 2nd grade Mrs. Leah Langehaug; 3ed grade Miss Marlyn Knudson; 4th grade Miss Helen Knutson; $th grade LESLIE EASTVOLD, Engineer I I I I I ' v-’ w 'A 'a imiivwnmwwmxmX: aanopnan—inwa w vjiMw ia«Ea - I I I I 1 g� TM� «W TU v wr y$ ii «wr-i fcotjall squad Back Rows Kieth arson, James Ackerman, Loran Leslie, Eugene Triplett, Don Klassy, Bob Brownlow, Don Kalver, Pat Sours, Fredrick filler, Bill Regan Leonard Remer. Roger Morse, Roy Johnson. Row Tv o: Coach Haines, Jim Mahoney, Frank Matts, Harold Kurth, Alfred Knudson Kieth Knight, ’’ayne Perry, Bob Larson, Lawrence Gantries, Howard Peterson. Row One: Tom Spellman, Oakely Stockdale, Russ Triplett, Frank Pelley, Bob Regan, Gordon .Meyers. nL9« LMCDEFMATZD GRIDERS The 1+9u Gridders finished one of the moot successful seasons in the history of the Le Hoy High School by -ntherin a total of seven victories and one tie. They scored 133 points to the opponents £. The Cards got off to a Blow start by scoring only 6 points in the first two games. Then the machine started rolling and they von the next six games by decisive margins. •:e all are looklnr forward to a good season ne::t year, In spite of the lose of our renior footb 11 players. mapapm m mm m w wmmsmm i_____ _________________ i.vwmvwa ytm-AiM, v, arm . -• ■- ■� BASKETBALL S UAD ;v W V4M� 'IV tsvtV Back How: Coach Haines, Eugene Triplett, Donald Klassey, Allen Timm, Soger Morse, Res ley Johnson, Leonard Remer, Robert BrovnlOv, Keith Larson, Jim Mahoney, Student Manager. Front Row: Gordon Mayers, Roy Johnson, Robert Regan, William Regan, Robert Larson, Harold Kurth, Keith Kniprht, Donald H--lver, Russell Triplett, Tom Spellman. I 1 I | The 9 basketball season ulled ’own another 'lory filled session of games, hen the c rds won the little seven conference trophy by winning all of their conference games. The Car: 3 wore held from the district tournament when they were beaten by Lyle in a Sub-district tournament upset in the championship g' me. But still irinnlng the subdistrict runner-up title and trophy. The Cards then played the preliminary ame at the istrict tourney with Alden, winning by a large margin. The term lost only two seniors this year, Bob Regan and Harold Kurth. g 1 !e, the alumni, are looking forward to a very successful season next year. BASEBALL The baseball season fell Into some .-hr.t of slu:. in corparieon to the other sports, but as a 1J as suite successful, although the team v. e composed mostly of younger fellows. 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