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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1956 volume:

Le Roy High School Seniors of 1956 Presents Board of Education Standing left to right: Dr. John Sperry, Orvis Satre, Gordon Nynann, Leslie East-void. Seated left to right: Kenneth Johnson, Clare McRoberts, Kenneth Seese. Principal VERNON S. LARSON Principal Student Counsel Advisor Things are tough all over RICHARD HAKVEI Social Studies It's not hard MARY BURCH English Well anyhow HARUN SCHERER Industrial Arts Basketball coach Lay 'em up this end WALLACE SHODEAN Vocational Agriculture Now, now, boys ' NOLA STANGLER Home Economics Golly BARBARA HOON Librarian Thats Okay Football coach One quick lap Kindergarten Row Three: Melvin Hendrickson, David Hanson, Mark Kinter, Billy Schroeder, Francis Moe, Donald Drum, Bobby Volkart, Steven Cornelius. Row Two: Mrs. Boulet, Steven Foster, Lloyd Start, Mary Meyers, Pamela Mymann, Marilyn Hindt, Jimmy Orke, Arthur Berg. Row One: Linda Bartels, Vicky Duffy, Susan Volkart, Kay Johnson, Jeanne Bye, Wilma Dickinson, Barbara Hancock. Row Three: Peter Kratch, Vernon Powell, Roger Boelman, Ralph Boelman, Chuck Lammers, Gary Sigler, Danny Edge, Mickey Thompson, Roger Schroeder, Karl Nelson. Row Two: Douglas Reed, Donny Hancock, Kathy Larson, Joanie Orke, Margaret Wherry, Maxine Funke, Lana Lageson, Michael Cartney, Jerry Volkart. Row One: Miss Epping, Rosie Hickey, Corinne Bergland, Joan Eastvold, Jackie Theis, Evelyn Bye, Elizabeth Wolthoff, Joanne Nagle, Debra Madsen. Row Three! Mickey Moe, Steve Sperry, Jimmy Helgeson, Bradley Noterman, David Whisler, Danny Fortney, Barton Schutz, Brian Wells. Row Two: Pat Dougherty, Linda Hailing, Jeanie Hanson, Kathy Schroeder, Barbara Orum, Larry Ludwig, Mrs. Larson. Row One: Rhonda Fister, Lila Me Roberts, Linda Burgett, Audrey Stohr, Linda Moe, Diane Duffy. Row Three: Richard Vantries, Dean Stenberg, Bruce Orke. Douglas Bergan, Curtis Eastwold, David Berg, Waldo Bucknell, Severt Monsen, Ronald Wright, gphenAidet Row Two: Miss Bergland, Terry Anne Retterath, Charlotte R obinet, Donna Cartney, Patty Bhend, Linda Moe, Cynthia Brownlow, Linda Dickenson, Tamara Renner. Row One: Barbara Kraetsch, Susan Kephart, Susan Tillson, Jackie Thompson, Linda Reed, Janice Erie, Charlene Sandve, Lynette Cornelius. I hird Urade Row Four: Paul Vinquist, David Helgeson, James Hickey, Jack Rowe. Row Three: Dicky Mahoney, Billy Chism, Larry Cleveland, Vance Knutson, Roger Wherry, Keith Edge, Paul Satre, Pat Cartney, David Burgett, Stanley McCaslin, Gerald Wright. Row Two: Sharon Lamon, Joyce Dickinson, Karmen Larson, Janet Nordy, Janice Orke, Peggy Johnson, Jane Tillson, Nancy Sigler, Linda Medinnus, Judy Soltau. Row One: Miss Renchin, Karen Foster, Beverly Riehl, Lois Johnson, Marlene Emery, Linda Harrington, Linda Christopherson, Diane Rosenthal, Linda Abbott, Bonita Merfeld, Fonda Bartels. Row Three: Kenneth Iverson, Thomas Wherry, John Hiller, Richard Lamon, Ronald Timmerman, Dennis Hennigar, Gary Johnson, Robert Scnroeder, Steven Allan. Row Two: Jake Sandve, Donald Nauman, George Graff, Karen Flikki, Barbara Orum, Ruth Wolthoff, Mary Martz, Dennis Stenberg, Kenneth Brownlow, Dennis Moe. Row One: Miss Bless, Kathy Hovde, Joanne Abbott, Diane Daily, Ilene Bergland, Irene Halligan, Paula Hanson, Beverley Harden, Sue Hailing. Hfth Grade Row Three: Daryl Cartney, Daniel Larson, Jerry Wierson, Ronald Orum, John Gilbert, Ronald Remer, Dale Edge, LaVem Speer, Joseph Cartney, Leighton Reed, Michael Volkart. Row Two: Maurine Lien, Karen Smith, Sandra Orke, Janice Hanna, Joanne Boe, Diane Rich, Lois Morse, Rhonda Iverson, Patty Halligan, Ruth Ann Nymann. Row One: Mrs. Streiff, Sheryl Cleveland, Sharon Cleveland, Darla Timm, Vicki Oronert, Cheryl Earnest, Carol Monsen, Gayl Norby, Judy Fetersen. Row Four: John Sperry, Cedric Schutz, Gary Austin, Jerald Wherry, Larry Moe. Row Three: Duane Herme, Robert McClary, Neil Vantries, Joe Rowe, Gerald Edge, Roger Bhend, Francis Funke, Robert Harrington, Kenneth McRoberts. Row Two: Verdell Tapp, Terry Heathman, Jean Hawkins, Mardella Bucknell, Karen Jevrud, Charlotte Abbott, Carol Soltau, Dale Bergland, Paul Rugg. Row One: Mrs. Blade, Mary Jane Hansen, Helen Kruse, Bonnie Riehl, Mary Ann Kempe, Gloria Monsen, Annette King, Rose Merfeld, Mary Margaret Berg. Seventh Grade i Row Four: George Wilcox, Jared Tillson, Dennis Erie, Duane Hyland, Gary Johnson, Harvey Funke Sara Bettin, James Emery, Warren Harden, Curtis Moeller. Row Three: Kermit Nauman, Freddie Savage, Gary Norby, David Orke, Richard Grass, Harry Seese, Donald Daily, David Backus, Owen Davis, Richard Harrington, Larry King. Row Two: Karen Briggs, Charlotte Christianson, Ruth Musel, Bette Rasmussen, Mary Lou Erie, Diane Hopp, Mary Lou Quale, Helen Martinek. Row One: Carolyn Christianson, Alice Meyers, Karen Stockdale, Kay Iverson, Dorothy Savage, Diane Hovde, Beverly Soltau, Mrs. Jobson. Row Four: Herman Miller, Danny Nauman, Bobby Gilbert, John Gordon, Kenny Schmidt, David Bredeson. Row Three: Jerry Larson, Dean Winkels, Lynn Ault, Richard Bhend, Gary Hailing, Dick Tangen, Terry Lamon, Ronnie Eastvold, Bobby Jacobsen, Harold Tungesvich. Row Two: Kathy Patton, Carol Hanson, Ronnie Rich, Kent Flikki, Dick Satre, Gary Cleveland, Marvin Hanna, Raymond Shawback, Don Tapp, Roberta Marts, Eleanor Roe. Row One: Mr. Smart, Dorothy Ackerman, Barbara Boe, Carolyn Heathman, Mary Jane Hovde, Sandra Hennigar, Patsy Meyers, Sharon Merfield, Irene Nelson, Mr. Baumbach. Row Five: Stephen Sorenson, Glenn Kruse, Virgil Molloer, Arthur Speer, Ronnie Lien, Jerry Brandau, Roger Ault, Paul Vigura. Row Four: Kenneth Dimler, Jerry Myers, Charles Daniels, Darrel Vreeman, Ted Wherry, Stanley Boe, Bob Cartney, Carrol Funke, David Forland, Ronnie Ridenour, Kenny Fortney, Larry Briggs, Row Three: Charlie Hickey, Larry Mahoney, John Grass, Darrell Reed, Kenneth Kohn, Carl Vol-kart, Denny Harvey, Willis Sween, Don Orke, Leonard Patterson, Gary Thies, Danny Adcock, Arnold Hyland. Row Two: Miss Hoon, Kathy Errington, Barbara Harrington, Orene Stockdale, Sharon Hennigar, Betty Lou Sween, Joan Poldervaard, Priscilla Stanger, Phyllis Vinquist, Janice Larson, Karen Me Roberts, Francis Patterson, Mr. Shodean. Row One: Betty King, Ilene Thompson, Mary Jacobson, Mary Blum, Marlys Miller, Arlys Patton, Janet Van Tries, Janet Havens, Pat Smith, Mollie Bettin, Marlene Miller, Judy Gerloff. FRESHMAN CUSS OFFICERS Gary Thies President Danny Adcock Vice President Pat Smith Secretary ( Larry Mahoney Treasurer Betty Sween Student Council Jerry Brandau Sergeant-at-arms Row Five: Bruce Elliott, Bryce Langhaug, Darrel Hare, Glenn Mahoney, Kenneth Stockdale, Gary Termoat, Donald Barber, Norman Mellam, Rolland O'Groske, Dick Benson, Chester Clark, Gary Backus, Bill Hickok. Row Four: Alan Tapp, Bob Eastvold, Dick Brownlow, Erving Johnson, Lester Voight, Denny Hanson, David Robb, Dennis Swedberg, Orlo Austin, Charles Stephens, Paul Fogal, Leslie Miland. Row Three: Betty Walden, Pat Wilkenson, Bernadette Halligan, JoAnn Francis, Marlys Erie, Mary Shirbroun, Joan Peterson, Mary Jevrud, Marsha Meyers, Mary Annette Orke, Jeanette Lawson, Pat Patton, Jill Renner. Row Two: Mavis Ramaker, Elaine Johnson, Bette Hailing, Mary Boe, Ellen Savage, Karen Gronert, Peggy Woods, Norma Sween, Janet Gordon, Jane Loris, Dorothy King, Elizabeth Runde, Carol Paulson, Row One: Mr. Scherer, Shirley Morine, Jean Rassuuson, Ruby Christenson, Jean Iverson, Bonnie Malcomson, Bertha Soltau, Karen Hanson, Ruth Knight, Diane Iverson, Kaye Quale, Fern McRoberts, Mr. Boeck. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Glenn Mahoney President Leslie Miland Vice President Ruth Knight Secretary Diane Iverson Treasurer Bertha Soltau Student Council Bill Hailing Joanne Hanson Wendell Jensen Glenn Johnson Dick Koch Eileen Larson .. V — Stanley Dimler Joyce Gerloff Harold Harvey Jerry Helgeson c. •- 1 v Juniors . S' â– V â–  i Norman Johnson Don King Janice Lawson Arden Lenz Shirley Gilbert Gloria Henderson Wayne Kivell Daryl Maloney Charles McClary LaVonne More Bill MeRoberts Carol O'Groske Clifford Speer Janelle Stockdale Arlys Thompson Everett Marlene Wherry Weirson Donna Winkels Class History The race began on a clear September day in 19Ulu Mrs. Brooks, now deceased, was the official starter of the group of 16. Of this number 11 are finishing the race in Le Roy High School. They includes Paul Nelson, Joe Hanson, Gary Lamon, Kent Meyers, Ted Backus Laura Hoon, Bonnie Hawkins, Sandra Brownlow, Donna McRoberts, Darlene Malcomson, and Kay Nauman. The people who helped us along the race until 1950 were Mrs. Larson, Mrs. Langehaug, Mrs. Helgeson, Miss Knutson, and Mrs. Sumnicht. Highlights of these years include the Christmas operettas. Mother's Day plays, Christmas and Valentine parties and the treats we received on birthdays. Fond memories bring back a few vivid pictures of those years. Remember the doll furniture and dishes our third grade teacher brought us to play with? The paper dolls we made? In fourth grade it was a mock wedding. I'm sure the handsome Irish lad who performed the ceremony had certainly kissed the Blarney Stone. OH, what a gift of gabl The bride was beautiful, but o-o-o-oh that grooml We never did get to see the clinch. How did it end, Paul? This class also stood out in grade school athletics. In seventh grade we got our first taste of high school life. Mrs. Harriet Hall was our teacher and weren't we proud to have her? We thought we were pretty smart, but we learned didn't we, kids? Our first big money making venture was a candy sale. We made $10. Miss Harris coached us through the eighth grade. Highlights of this year were the girl's sextet, and seventh and eighth grade chorus under the leadership of Mrs. Hall. In English, we first discovered our dramatic talents in two short plays presented to first and second grades. Next comes the year we were initiated. Also the year, under Mr. Riley's able supervision, we had a hayride. We got caught in a hailstorm and ended up getting allwet. The whole school teased us for a week. New People who came in during this year were De Anne Wolthoff, Jim Hale, Carol Lappin, Virginia Patton, Dwight Daniels and Carol Jones. In '53 some of us were honored by being chosen waiters and waitresses at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. Mr. McAfee and Miss Bailie assisted in the initiation of the Freshmen. During the year we added a number of Spring Valley-Ostrander area students to our class. These people were: Ann Simon, Roger Tangen, Dallas Sween, Dick King, Norma Woods, Delores Maloney, Ruth Stephen, Gladys Stevens, Ida Drogsvold, Martha Patterson, Harvey Shaw, Bob Bly, and Paul Eastwold. Our Junior year was the most active in our career. We had a class play, Toung Willing and Able. We also put on the first school carnival in the school for a number of years. Under the able direction of Miss Engleson and Mr. McAfee we staged a stupendous prom on the theme of Stardust . Rose Miller and Gordon Mahoney rejoined us and we added Virgil Oldre and Darlene Clark to our ever growing number. This being our Senior year there are many activities. There is the yearbook, a trip, a class play, all sorts of money-making ventures and the usual round of ball games, concerts, and other extra-curricular activities. People who joined us this year are Carl Schmidt and Les Greenleaf making our number U5. The climax of this long race will come at graduation in June, 1956. During these years, we have had our share of athletes, musical talent, and dramatic artists. A few years from now we will compare our positions then with what they are now and see how much further we have progressed. TED BACKUS What I don't know would make a great book. Boys' Glee Club 1 . CONNIE BEISELL I never met a man I didn't like. Girls' Basketball 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,1 ; Band 1,2,3,1 ; Annual Staff It; Junior Class Play 3; Band Officer 2,3,1 ; Dance Band 1,2 Girls' Trio 2,3,1 5 Pep Club Officer 3,1 5 Hot Lunch 3,1 5 Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,1 5 Drum Ensemble 2; Pit Band U; Mixed Quart-tet 3,1 5 Homecoming Queen DWIGHT DANIELS Footprints in the sands of time, if they're big you'll know they 're mine. Football 3 1 5 F.F.A. 1| Class Play 35 Basketball 2,3,1 5 Mixed Chorus I5 Prom Waiter 2. SANDRA BROWNLOW Apparently a very good and industrious girl, but appearance may be deceiving. Pep Club 3,1 5 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,1 5 Paper Staff 2} Student Council lj F.H.A. 1,2,35 Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,l 5 Class Play 3. JAMES HALE When Joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. F.F.A. 1,2,3 1 5 Ushers Club 3,1 j Mixed Chorus 1,2; Boys' Glee Club lj Band 1,2,3,1 5 Paper Staff 2,3; Annual St aff 1 5 Class Play 3. PAT CORNELIUS Old...that's one affront no woman can bear. Pep Club 3,1 5 Tumbling 1,2,1 ; G.A.A. 1,2,1 ; F.H.A. 3,U; Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,U; Girl's Glee Club l,2,3,l j Girl's Trio 1,2,3,1 5 Paper Staff 3,U; Class Play 35 Library Club 1,2,3; Prom Waitress PAUL EASTWOLD Pd rather have an inch of mile of pedigree. Football Club U} Vice Pres. Class 4} 2; Class Play 35 Boys' Glee dog than a 3,4; Ushers Prom Waiter Club 4. IAVONNE FORTNEY Apparently very quiet and shy, but she can give the men the eye. Basketball 1, 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 1, 2; Class Officer 2. DARLENE CIARK U are the things I'd be better without; love, curiosity, freckles, and doubt. Pep Club hi Girls' Glee Club 1,3,4. GLORIA CUSET Of all sad words or tongue or pen, the saddest are 'exams again'. Pep Club 1,2 3,4; Hot Lunch 3; Declam 3; G.A.A. 2; Mixed Chorus 1,2, 3,4; Paper Staff 3,4; Library Club 2,3. ROBERT BLY No matter how thin you slice it, it's still baloney. Football 1,3; F.F.A. 2,3 4; Mixed Chorus 3; Pep Club 2,3; Ushers olub 4; Boys' Glee Club 4; Prom Waiter IDA DROGSVOLD Blushing may look beautiful, but it isn't always convenient. - JOE HANSON To blow and swallow at the sane time is not easy. Football 1,2,3,U} Baseball 3, It; Boys' Glee Club 1,2, It; Brass Quartet 1,2,3; Mixed Quartet 2,3,U; Band Officer 3; Basketball 1,2,3,lt; Mixed Chorus 2,It; Band 1,2,3} Male Quartet 3, It} Class Officer 2,hi Prom Host 2; Student Council 3, U. NORMA WOODS God gave a loaf to every bird, but just a crumb to me. Pep Club 3,U) Mixed Chorus 3; Girls' Glee Club 3} Paper Staff 3} Hot Lunch It; Class Officer 2; Prom Waitress. LESLIE GREENLEAF I was there at the birth of that beautiful word 'FLIRTATION'. Football 1,2, 3,It; Basketball 1; Track 1,2,3; Pep Clul 3; Prom Waiter 2. BONNIE HAWKINS I whistle and he comes to me. Tumbling 1,2,3,U; G.A.A. 1,2; F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2,3,It; Flute Trio 1; Class Officer 2,It. LOREN FORRESTER Einstein's rep is sore at stake—I am here to prove him a fake. F.F.A. 1,2,3 Boys' Glee Club Uj Class Play 3} Ushers Club 3,U} Annual Staff U LAURA BOON Demere and shy—She'd never care to wink at a guy. Pep Club 3,lt} F.H.A. 2,3,Uj Girls' Olee Club 1,2,3,U; Office Staff 3, It} G.A-A. 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,U} Paper Staff 2,3,U; Declam 1,2, 3, It GAIL KRUSE Think before thou speakest, and you will save a lot of apologies. Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2; Office Staff U. GORDON MAHONEY An experienced, industrious, ambitious, and often quite picturesque liar. Football 1,2,3,U; Basketball 1,2,3,U; Baseball 1,2,3 1  Pep Club U; Boy's Glee Club U; A Band 1; Class Officer 2; Office Staff U. SHARLENE JACOBSON Well, here's another bead on the string of confusions. Pep Club 3 U; G.A.A. 1, 2,hi F.H.A. 1,U; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3 U; Oirls' Glee Club 1,2,3,14; Paper Staff 3, I4; Annual Staff I4; Class Play 3; Prom Waitress 2. GARY IAMON Let us all be happy and live within our means, even if we have to borrow the money to do it with. Basketball 2; Pep Club 2,3; Usher's Club 3 U; Boys' Glee Club h; Band 1,2,3,U; Annual Staff I4; Class Officer l,2j Student Council 2; Prom Waiter 2; Band Officer 2,3; VIVIAN HUNTLEY I'll speak in a monstrous little voice. Pep Club 3,14; Band 1,2,3,U; P er Staff U; Pit Band li. RICHARD KING My candle burns at both ends; it will not last through the night. Football 3,U; Baseball 3,U; F.F.A. 3,U; Usher's Club U; Mixed Chorus 2,U; Boys' Glee Club 2,U; Pro Waiter 2. v“ y KENT MEYERS You can tell what kind of wheels he has in his head, by the spokes that come out of his mouth. Football 2,3,1 ; Pep Club 3; Class Officer 1,1 . DELORES MALONEY Spare your breath to cool your porridge. F.H.A. 1 } Pep Club 3} Mixed Chorus 3,1 5 Girls’ Glee Club 3,1 • n MARGE MILLER Men are most apt to believe what they least understand. Pep Club 2; F.H.A. 2; Girls' Glee Club 1,2; Prom Waitress ANN KUNDE The woman that deliberates is lost. Pep Club 3,1 5 G.A.A. 2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,1 5 Band 1,2,3,1 5 Paper Staff 2,3,1 5 Hot Lunch U; Library Club 2,3; Band Officer 3; Declam 2j3 PAUL NELSON Thou wilt show my head to the people; it is worth showing I Ushers Club 3,1 5 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,1 5 Boys' Glee Club l,2,3,l 5 Band 1,2,3,U; Brass Sextet I5 Brass Quartet 1,2,35 Mixed Quartet 3,1 5 Boys' Quartet 3,1 5 Class Officer 1,35 Class Play 3; Student Council 2,1 5 Prom Waiter; Band Officer 3,1 5 Declam 3,1 . KAY NAUMAN When looks were fond and words were few.' Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1; Mixed Chorus 3 Girls' Glee Club 3? Paper Staff 2; Class Play 3; Annual Staff 1 5 Class Officer 1, 3,1 5 Prom Waitress. JANICE RIDENOUR The person who does the least complains the most Pep Club 2; G.A.A.1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,! ; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,3,1 ; Hot Lunch 3; Class Officer 3; Homecoming Attendant; Class Play 3; Library Club 2; Prom Waitress. VIRGIL OLDRE Marriage is a noose; I'll turn over a new leaf. Football 2,1 ; Basketball 2, 3,1 . MARTHA PATTERSON Those who don't complain are never pitied. Pep Club 2,U; F.H.A. 3,! ; Mixed Chorus 3,1 ; Girls Glee Club 3,U; Hot Lunch 1 ; Class Play 3; Library Club 3,U. DONNA McROBERTS Anything you say. I'll say different. Pep Club 2; G.A.A. 1; Mixed Chorus 1,2; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Band 1,2,3,1 ; Sax Quartet 2,1 ; Sax Trio 3. KEITH RAUCH I reckon hours and minutes to be dollars and cents. Football 1,2,3,1 ; Basketball 1,2,3,U; Baseball 1,2,3,U; Mixed Chorus 1 ; Boys' Olee Club U; Band 1,2,3,U; Brass Quartet 2,3; Annual Staff 1 ; Class Play 3; Student Council U; Prom Waiter; Band Officer 2,3 DARLENE MALCOMSON My appetite comes to me while eating. Pep Club 3,U; Tumbling 2,3,1 ; G.A.A. 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,U; Girls' Glee Club 1,2,1 ; Band 1,2,3,! ; Paper Staff ! ; Annual Staff ! ; Class Officer 3; Student Council 1; Band Officer 1 ; Declam 3,1 CARL SCHMIDT There are Just two handsome men in the world, and when I find the other I'll kill him. Baseball 1,2; Pep Club 1 ; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3; Boys' Glee Club 1,2, 3,li. ROTH STEPHEN Is awfully smart, but nevertheless she's got a heart. F.H.A. 1,1 ; Mixed Chorus 1 ; Girls' Glee Club 1,3,1 . HARVEY SHAW Nothing can be produced out of nothing. GLADYS STEVENS Men seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses so why wear them? Pep Club 3,1 ; F.H.A. 2,3; Mixed Chorus 3,1 ; Girls Glee Club 3; Paper Staff 3; Hot Lunch 1 ; Class Officer 1 ; DALLAS SWEEN God bless the man who first invented sleep. F.F.A. 2,3; Usher's Club 1 ; Boy's Glee Club 1 ANN SIMON Did you ever have the measles and if so, how many? Pep Club 2,3,1 ; Mixed Chorus 2,1 ; Girl's Glee Club 1,2; Paper Staff 1,2,3,1 ; Annual Staff It; Hot Lunch Class Officer 2,3; Girl's State 3; Junior Class Play 3; Student Council 3,1 ; Prom Waitress 2; Declam 1,2,3,! ; GEORGE GILBERT Somehow, gentlemen always seem to remember blondes. Football 2,3 U Baseball 2; Ushers Club 3,U; Pro Walter 2. DE ANNE WOLTHOFF There's nothing more fun than a man. Pep Club 2,3 U; Cheerleading 3 U; G.A.A. 1,2,U; Tumbling 1,2; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3, U; Girl's Glee Club 1,2,3,U} Student Council President U; Office Staff 2,3; Prom Hostess 2; Declam 1,2,3,It; Girl's Trio 1,2,3,U; Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,U; Paper Staff 2,3 U; Annual Staff hi Hot Lunch Cashier 2,3 U; Class Officer 1,3; Homecoming Attendant U; Junior Class Play ROGER TANGEN Woman would be charming if one could fall into her arms without falling into her hands. Football 1,3,U Co-Captain U; Baseball 2,3 U; F.F.A. 2,3 U; Usher's Club 3,U Captain U; Mixed Chorus 2,3; Boy's Glee Club 2,U; Boy's Quartet 3; Male Trio U; Annual Staff U; Class Officer U; Student Council U; Prom Waiter We, the class of 1956 of Le Roy Public High School, being of sound mind and memory, despite the trials, tribulations, and tortures of higher authorities, having bore the strain and agonies at the salt mine, bequeath our most precious earthly belongings to our dearest benefactors, the seniors of 57 . I, Ted Backus will my position as President of the Rin Tin Tin Fan Club to Carolyn Ramaker. (Remember—dogs are a man's best friend!) I, Connie Beisell will my wiggle to Jerry Helgeson. (Don't let it get out of place!) I, Bob Bly will my red hair and sly manner to Hank Runde. (It'll never clash with them two red rings—they're lost forever!) I, Sandra Brownlow will my man problems to Janelle Stockdale. I, Darlene Clark will my singing and hairdressing ability to Bob Miller. (But don't let Beautiful Dreams disturb your waves!) We, Pat Cornell us and Sharlene Jacobson will our quiet bashful ways to Eddy Bunne. (Watch your step, Eddy—this could be a missprintli) I, Gloria Cusey will my freckles and doubts about the future to Shirley Gilbert. (That lucky old sun—had plenty to do!) I, Dwight Daniels will my wooing ways with the women to Daryl Maloney. (You may learn fast!) We, Ida Drogsvold and Gail Kruse will our daily he-he habits to Carol O'Groske. (Remember laughter and boys don't mix!) I, Paul Eastwold will my Mercury motor and dazzling blue eyes to Lavonne More. (As if you weren't familiar with them!) I, Loren Forrester will my rolled-up jeans to Glenn Johnson. (Not too high now, Glenn!) I, Lavonne Fortney will my ability to find rides home to Charles McClary. (Watch that sob story about the empty gas tank!) I, George Gilbert will my backseat in the Le Roy theatre to Don King. (Don't get too comfortable—watch the show!!) I, Leslie Greenleaf will my flirty French ways to Gloria Henderson. (Beware Boys! Oh, dynamite!!) I, Jim Hale will my ditch driving to Joanne Hanson. (It's no fun alone----huh!??) I, Joe Hanson will my football hero shoulders to Joyce Gerloff. (Don't get too husky!!) I, Bonnie Hawkins will my 22 inch waistline to Clifford Speer. (I hear you need a hip cincher now!) I, Laura Hoon will my ability to cut-up in class to Stanley Dimler. (We seniors predict weekly trips to the east side of Rochester for the teachers of 57 .) I, Vivian Huntley will my ability to talk with my eyes to Wayne Kivell. (Hope you don't go color-blind!!) We, Dick King and Roger Taugen will our rowdy sprees at night to Mary Seese. (Remember— the curfew's 10:00!) I, Gary Lamon will my future plans to become a farmer and specialize in pigs to Arlys Thompson. (The hog prices should go up!) I, Gordon Mahoney will Darlene Clark to Norman Johnson. (I hear she's a good cake baker!) I, Darlene Malcomson will my nickname Wiener to Jeanine Christianson. (Her dear friend, Gary is included!) I, Delores Maloney will my used gun under my bookkeeping desk to Wendell Jensen. (Hope your jaw don't get too sore!) I, Donna McRoberts will my corny curiosity to Everett Wherry. (Inquisitive—huh???) I, Kent Meyers will my answers to my First Grade Arithmetic book to Bill McRoberts. (May It help you like it helped mel!) I, Marge Miller will my worn record, Bonnie lassie to Jeanine Christianson. (Don't bust the needle.) I, Kay Nauman will my ability to find good parking places to Eileen Larson. (Pertaining to this ability—I doubt if you'd need any help!) I, Paul Nelson will my hopped-up motorcycle to Carolyn Ramaker. (Don't take off too fasti) I, Virgil Oldre will my indecent behavior in English class to Harold Harvey. (Hope you'll enjoy MacBeth as well as he did!) I, Martha Patterson will my love for my Junior year English teacher to Arden Lenz. (Watch your grammar now, ArdieJi) I, Keith Rauch will my role as Romeo to Bill Hailing. (Now you'll have to learn to play and sing, Bill!) I, Janice Ridenour will my shut-in personality to Marlene Weirson. (Quiet—but oh! myl) I, Ann Runde will all my secrets concerning Adams and Meyer to Shirley Gilbert. (Let us in on them too girls—it may be the Top Secret !) I, Carl Schmidt will my two-way stretch girdle to Jay Rugg. (Don't pull it too tight!!) I, Harvey Shaw will Kent Meyers and Ted Backus to anyone who'd want them. (They'd be real good at peeling potatoes!) I, Ann Simon will my sparked-up spunk to Carol Olson. (That would be like Setting the Woods on Fire !) I, Ruth Stephen will my spotted mare to Dick Koch. (Don't get saddle sore!!) I, Gladys Stevens will my Rear Sway with Sammy Kaye to Carol Olson. (Don't let it get away, Carol!!) I, Dallas Sween will my Jeep equipped with a new convertible top to Madonna Winkles. (Dallas is furnishing free driving lessons along with it!!) I, De Anne Wolthoff will my sheer shorty pajamas to Norman Johnson. (Watch where you wear them, Normii) I, Norma Woods will my favorite parking spot Search and Research to Janice Lawson. (Just don't lose your way, Jan!!) The night was dark, the wind was cold a , hen thru the bed-springs came this strange code « L. R. H. S. 56 V. I. P. £'v I decided to probe myself and see. For each one has made a name; The class of “56 Is filled with fame. The first name to appear on this list of V.I.P.'s is Connie Beisell, the beautiful New York model, who just announced her engagement to Paul Eastwold, a wealthy ranch owner from Texas. His main asset is oil wells. Next is that great Motorcycle Daredevil of Ringling Bros, circus, Paul Nelson. He is competing for the main spotlight with Laura Hoon, the great lady lion trainer. He needs the extra money for the cigars he has to pass out. What's thatl? It's a bird} It's a planel NO It's Loren Forrester on the high trapeze. From the Philipines comes the sound of singing. Darlene Clark and her two canaries are singing a duet for their neighbor Ted Backus, who is living off the wealth he gained in sell ing coconut milk to the Californians, because they were sick of orange juice. On the Nevada desert we see Ann Simon and Darlene Malcomson frying eggs on the sidewalk at the entrance of their gold mine. They can't leave it alone for a minute because people are always trying to go in to get souvenirs. Dwight Daniels has captured the roll of Tarzan in Repulsive Pictures. For a role like this, he needs to keep trim; so he hired Gail Kruse to watch his diet and mind leopard skins for him. Les Greenleaf has accepted the large responsibility of making buckshot for the guards' shotguns at Alcatraz. In this undertaking, he has none other than Kay Nauman to help him. Joe Hanson is now an Eskimo in Alaska. So he doesn't get too lonely or starved, he has a neighbor, Martha Patterson, do his cooking and mending for him. He's a hermit, you know. Now we swing back down the coast to Hollywood where we find Norma Woods Mold Form Stud ios, which she started after she won the Miss Mellow Mold of 1956 title. Her hard-working ? models are Ruth Stephen and Gladys Stevens, and what's this? Bob Bly? Yes, it is, and he's complaining because he has to wear those slinky dresses and nose-tickling furs. Also here in Hollywood, we see Margie Miller starring in My Little Margie . Her roommate, Delores Maloney, is soloist on the Fred Waring Show. A roar, a clatter, and a sputter is heard from the direction of Ostrander. Dallas the junk man Sween is collecting junk in his jeep. He buys all his tires from Bonnie Hawkins. Virgil Oldre has just landed in Hawaii on a case. He is now a detective for the Jack Webb Agency. He set out to find what has been causing the current string of earthquakes and no one was more surprised than he to find out it was caused by Vivian Huntley and Gloria Cus ey while figuring out new hula routines. Who polishes Liberace's piano and makes his candles? Why, none other than the capable, Gary Lamon. In Boston the great shorthand professor Gordon Mahoney is conducting a class. He does very well because he knows LaVonne Fortney will have dinner waiting for him at home. Now who appears in a flash of silver and a cloud of dust? Roger Tangen, captain of the professional All Star Footballers. Serving as his housemaid, shoeshiner and part time stand in is Keith Rauch. DeAnne Wolthoff appears next. She's a housewife and a part-time secretary in the thriv ing city of Austin. She's quite exasperated after a hard day at work to find her spouse and two kids waiting for supper. Off to Puerto Rico where we see Ann Runde, married to a Rockerfeller, scolding her bell bqy and chauffeur, Dick King because he goes too slow. Out Cheyenne way there's a big rodeo going on. Coming out of chute 1, is Jim Hale riding Behave Yourself , a very dependable bucker. Sandra Brownlow is standing by as the rodeo's chief nurse and cook. She's got her band-aids and skillet in case of an emergency. In Africa, Carl Schmidt, a missionary to the head-hunters, mops his face, while his assistant, Donna McRoberts, chases away the mosquitoes (they're very fond of that rich Minnesota blood). Pat Cornelius and Sharlene Jacobson are having trouble getting their rocket started, a baby atomic bomb they've borrowed from the Einstein Laboratory, should help them take off. Let's hope it's not too fast. On an uncharted island Ida Mae Drogsvold mounts a throne to become empress. George Gilbert has been shipwrecked on a neighboring island, and they get together once in a while to reminisce about the gay times at L.R.H.S. In Rome, a movie is in production, The Gallant Charioteer starring Janice Ridenour. All of a sudden one of her donkeys falls. What's wrong? He slipped on a dandelion, and buttered his nose. Siren wail, and two heaps whiz past. Yes, it's Le Roy's Boy Wonder mechanic, Kent Meyers, being chased by officer King. Kent's heap has reached 1120 M.P.H. and is, as yet not at full speed. I think these kids have been conspiring To make my work a little more tiring; It to some time for these thoughts to jell. How true this is only time will tell. ACTIVITIES U anojfrh Mrnatiniujl Sonorarp Sorirtg torl i h StIuidI Journalists Annual Staff J f. V, I o V % . V With faces grim and eyes grown dim With fingers all crippled and sore. We pen these lines, pull down the blinds And close the study door. We've worked like mad for ever add From hardware goods to pills We've done our best, God give us rest And coin to pay the bills. - Student Council Row 3: Roger Tangen, Joe Hanson, Bob Miller Row 2: Dean Winkles, Kermit Nauman, Bertha Soltau, Ruth Knight, Bonnie Malcomson, Betty Sween, Mary Bloom Row Is Mr. Larson, Faul Nelson, DeAnne Wolthoff, Ann Simon, Keith Rauch Row ij: Marlys Erie, Mary Shirbroun, Elizabeth Runde, Bette Hailing, Gloria Cusey, Vivian Huntley, Ann Runde. Row 3: Mrs. Jobson, Mary Boe, Patsy Cornelius, Elaine Johnson, Norma Woods, Mary Jean Seese, Gladys Stevens, Shirley Gilbert, Ruth Knight, Diane Iverson, Kay Quale, Bertha Soltau, Mary Juvrud, Laura Hoon, Ken Stockdale. Row 2: Don Orke, Bonnie Malcomson, Jo Ann Francis, Jean Iverson, Fern McRoberts, Karen Hanson, Karen Gronert, Mary Lou Erie, Mary Lou Quale. Row Is Connie Beisell, Darlene Malcomson, Donna Winkels, De Anne Wolthoff, Gloria Henderson, Sharlene Jacobson, Ann Simon. Row Three: Gloria Henderson, Darlene Clark, Ellen Ravage, Janet Havens, Mollie Bettin, Priscilla Stanger, Carolyn Ramaker, Delores Maloney, Ruth Stephen, Laura Hoon, Connie Beisell. Row Two: Elaine Johnson, Darlene Malcomson, Kathy Errington, Janet Van Tries, Gladys Stevens, Sharlene Jacobson, Patsy Cornelius, Gloria Cusey, Sandra Brown-low, Janice Ridenour, Jeanine Christianson, Bette Hailing. Row One: Karen Gronert, Arlys Patton, Martha Patterson, Mary Shirbroun, Mary Boe, De Anne Wolthoff, Kaye Quale, Diane Iverson, Ruth Knight, Bonnie Malcomson, Ann Simon, Mr. Letsch. Sow Three: Carol Paulson, Gloria Henderson, Darlene Clark, Ellen Savage, Janet Havens, Mollie Bettin, Priscilla Stanger, Carolyn Ramaker, Delores Maloney, Ruth Stephen, Laura Hoon, Jeanine Christianson, Connie Beisell, Roger Ault, Paul Nelson. Row Two: Elaine Johnson, Darlene Malcomson, Kathy Errington, Mary Shirbourn, Mary Boe, Gladys Stevens, Sharlene Jacobson, Pat Cornelius, Gloria Cusey, La Vonne Fortney, Sandra Brownlow, Janice Ridenour, Don Barber, Joe Hanson. Row One: Karen Gronert, Arlys Patton, Martha Patterson, Mary Blum, Orene Stockdale, De-Anne Wolthoff, Janet Vantries, Kaye Quale, Diane Iverson, Bette Hailing, Ruth Knight, Bonnie Malcomson, Ann Simon, Alan Tapp, Mr. Letsch. Mixed Chorus Rov Four: Mr. Letsch, Ronnie Eastvold, Don Tapp, Dean Winkels, Mardella Bucknell, Patsy Meyers, Carol Soltau, Mary Ann Kerape, Mary Hansen, Verdell Tapp. Row Three: Karen Smith, Karen Jevrud, Beverly Soltau, Diane Hopp, Richard Lamon, Bobby Jacobson, Jean Hawkins, Helen Martinek, Lynn Ault, Cedric Schutz, Dick Tangen, Sam Bettin. Row Two: Mary Lou Quale, Kay Iverson, Dorothy Savage, Gary Cleveland, Roger Bhend, Sandra Hennigar, Jerry Larson, Carolyn Christianson, Herman Miller, Kent Flikki, Neil Van Tries, Terry Lamon, Richard Bhend. Row One: Eleanor Roe, Carolyn Heathman, Ruth Ann Nymann, Irene Nelson, Roberta Martz, Harry Seese, Kenny Me Roberts, Dick Satre. Row Four: Carolyn Heathman, Beverly Soltau, Diane Hopp, Eleanor Roe, Mr. Letsch, Mary Jevrud, Alan Tapp, Gary Lamon, Billy Hailing, Connie Beisell, Elaine Johnson, Sharon Hennigar, Sam Bettin, Helen Martinek, Don Barber, Wayne Kivell. Row Three: Shirley Morine, Ann Runde, Ellen Savage, Ruth Knight, Donna Me Roberts, Don Tapp, Ronnie Eastvold, Dean Winkels, Roger Ault, Keith Rauch, Bill Me Roberts, David Robb. Row Two: Kaye Quale, Darrel Reed, Fern Me Roberts, Darlene Malcomson, Norman Mellura, Bonnie Malcomson, Bertha Soltau, Gary Cleveland, Bryce Langhaug, Paul Nelson, Harry Seese, Dick Satre, Glenn Johnson. Row One: Vivian Huntley, Carol Paulson, Bonnie Hawkins, Irene Nelson, Roberta Martz, Carolyn Christianson, Kent Flikki. Mixed Quartet Boys’ G lee Club Row Three: Carl Schmidt, Don Barber, Cordon Mahoney, Jerry Brandau, Roger Ault, Dallas Sween, Row Two: Paul Nelson, Loren Forrester, Keith Rauch, Glen Mahoney, Orlo Austin, Dick King, Denny Hanson, Gary Lancn. Row One: Mr. Letsch, Donald Tapp, Lynn Ault, Bill McRoberts, Roger Tangen, Bob Miller, Joe Hanson, Glen Johnson, Alan Tapp. Joe Hanson, DeAnne Wolthoff, Connie Beisell, Paul Nelson, Mary Seese DeAnne Wolthoff, Connie Beisell, Pat Cornelius, Mary Seese Trio Girls Paul Dai’lene DlcK 1 Kent Dwight Ted Von ' V i t Harold Noma Delores Custodians Charii® Kay HHallH Receptionists Jureen Olson Uj ►« crl T.error Gord Paul Laura Gail Joanne P.ow Three: Carolyn Christianson, Sandra Hennigar, Karen Stockdale, Diane Hovde, Baroara Boe, Eleanor Roe, Phyllis Vinquist, Charlotte Christianson. Row Two: Alice Meyers, Betty Rasmusson, Kay Iverson, Carol Hanson, Mary Hovde, Mary Lou Quale, Janet Vantries, Karen Me Robertr. Row One: Miss Stangler, Dorothy Savage, Carolyn Heathman, Priscilla Stanger, Roberta Martz, Sharon Merfield, Janice Larson, Betty King. Jfi A Row Four: Ruth Stephens, Gloria Henderson, Sharlene Jacobson, Pat Cornelius, Dorothy King, Laura Hoon, Jill Renner, Mary Orke, Marsha Meyers, Carolyn Ramaker. Row Three: Bertha Soltau, Jeanine Christianson, Bernadette Halligan, Jo Ann Francis, Marlys Erie, Mary Jevrud, Joyce Gerloff, Delores Maloney, Kay Quale. Row Two: Ruby Christenson, Jean Rasmusson, Marlene Weirson, Ellen Savage, Martha Patterson, Jean Iverson, Joan Peterson, Elizabeth Runde, Mary Shirbroun. Row One: Miss Stangler, Karen Gronert, Bette Hailing, Ruth Knight, Diane Iverson, Ann Runde, Karen Hanson, Mary Boe, Bonnie Malcomson, Elaine Johnson. Senior Row Four: Ronnie Ridenour, Ed Bunne, Henry Runde, Stanley Dimler, Don King, Clifford Speer, Daryl Maloney, Gary Terraoat, Charles Stephens, Darrel Hare. Row Three: Everett Wherry, Dick Kock, Arthur Barrett, Alan Tapp, Daryl Vreeman, Leonard Patterson, Carrol Funke, Ted Wherry, Stanley Boe, Bruce Elliot, Bill Hickok, Roger Tangen. Row Two: John Grass Ronnie Lien, Kenneth Dimler, Kenneth Kohn, Willis Sween, Darrel Reed, Charlie Hickey, Denny Harvey, Danny Adcock, Dick Brownlow, Paul Vigum, Roger Ault. Row One: Don Orke, Steve Sorenson, Kenneth Stockdale, Jay Rugg, Jim Hale, Charles McClary, Don Barber, Harold Harvey, Mr. Shodean. Row Three: Bertha Soltau, Elaine Johnson, Bette Hailing, Patsy Cornelius, Sharlene Jacobson, Mary Boe, Donna Winkels, JoAnn Francis, Elizabeth Runde, Bernadette Halligan, Mary Annette Orke, Priscilla Stanger. Row Two: Mary Blum, Mary Quale, Kay Quale, Jean Iverson, Bonnie Malcomson, Ruth Knight, Judy Gerloff, Charolotte Christianson, Janice Larson, Janet Vantries, Barbara Harrington, Dorothy Xing. Row One: Mrs. Jobson, Dorothy Savage, Alice Meyers, Kay Iverson, Karen Stockdale, Beverly Soltau, Mary Jane Hovde, Francis Patterson, Diane Hopp, Carolyn Christianson, Betty King, Marlys Miller, Betty Rasmussen. G. A. A. Row Two: Alan Tapp, Ann Simon, Donna Winkels, Shirley Gilbert, Mary Jean Seese, Diane Iverson Bertha Soltau, Bryce Langhaug. Row Ones Miss Burch, DeAnne Wolthoff, Jo Anne Francis, Marlys Erie, Bernadette Halligan, Mary Annette Orke, Dorothy King, Darlene Malcomson, Standing: Paul Nelson. Connie Beisell, Marsha Meyers, Norma Woods, Jean Rasmussen, Anna Knight, Happy Malcomson, Shirley Gilbert, Donna Winkles, Martha Patterson, JoAnn Francis, Elizabeth Runde, Gladys Stevens, Shirley Morine, Ann Runde, Karen Gronert, Carol Paulson, Mary Orke, LaVonne More, Janls Ridenour, Ann Simon, Mary Seese, DeAnne Wolthoff TCBb Row Two: Jim Hale, Gary Lamon, Loren Forrester, Paul Nelson, George Gilbert, Paul Eastwold, Stanley Dimler. Row One; Mr. Larson, Dallas Sween, Roger Tangen, Arden Lenz, Bob Miller, Norman Johnson, Dick King. Row Three: Mr. Boeck, Richard Harrington, Don Daily, Jerry Weirson, Larry Moe, Harvey Funke, Jared Tillson, Ronnie Orum, James Emery, Kenny McRoberts, Gary Austin, David Backus, John Sperry, Danny Larson, Cedric Schutz, Daryl Cartney. Row Two: Maurine Lien, Neil Vantries, Paul Rugg, Joe Cartney, Mike Volkart, Dale Bergland, Keith Edge, Ronnie Remer, Teriy Heathman, Leighton Reed, Owen Davies, Roger Bhend, Robert Harrington. Row One: Jean Hawkins, Rose Merfield, Mary Ann Kempe, Carol Mansen, Cheryl Ernest, Darla Timm, Mary Jane Hanson, Gayl Norby, Helen Kruse, Ann King, Patty Halligan, Sandra Orke, Karen Smith, Ruth Ann Nyman, Carol Soltan. Row Six: Kenny Fortney, Don Orke, Ronnie Lein, Steve Sorenson, Gary Theis, Arlys Patton, Pat Wilke Betty Walden, Peggy Woods, Norma Sween, Stanley Dimler, Harold Harvey, Clenn Johnson, Jay Rugg. R Five: Connie Beisell, Ann Simon, Norma Woods, Gladys Stevens, Ann Runde, Elaine Johnson, Bonnie Ma son, Bette Hailing, Kaye Quale, Karen Hanson, Diane Iverson, Eertha Soltau, Carl Volkart, Cloria Henderson. Row Four: Mary Hovde, Roberta Martz, Arlys Thompson, Mary Boe, Mary Shirbourn, Darlene Clark, Martha Patterson, Laura Hoon, Carol O'Groske, Carol Olson, Jeanine Christenson, Janice Lars Janet Vantries, Phillis Vinquist. Row Three: Francis Fatterson, Karen KcRoberts, Barbara Herringto Orene Stockdale, Betty Sween, Fat Smith, Joann Francis, Marlys Erie, Elizabeth Runde, Joann Feters Gloria Cusey, Vivian Huntley, Karen Gronert, Kathy Errington. Row Two: Barbara Boe, Eleanor Roe, Donna Winkels, Shirley Gilbert, Marlene Weirsen, Pat Cornelius, Sharlene Jacobson, Danny Adcock Dennis Harvey, Lynn Ault, Darlene Malcomson, Carl Schmidt, Mr. Baumbach. Row one: Joanne Hanson, Mary Seese, Deanne Wolthoff, Lavonne More, Ruth Knight. Left to right: Elaine Johnson, Diane Iverson, Bonnie Hawkins, Janet Havens, Karen Hanson, Darlene Malcomson, Ruth Knight, Bette Hailing, Mrs. Jobson, Patsy Cornelius. AMID OLYMPIC SNOWS A winter fun was planned for the week of January 23 through 27. Primary elections of Winter Carnival Royalty were held on Monday, January 23. DeAnne Wolthoff, Paul Eastwold, Connie Beisell, Jerry Helgeson, Orene Stockdale, Bob Miller, Patty Smith, Dick Benson, Ruth Knight, and Joe Hanson were chosen to compete for honors. Tuesday evening, hayracks carried students through the outlying country side. Refreshments were served chuck wagon style in Johnsons' woods. Wednesday the final election was held, and Wednesday evening an ice skating party livened things up on the lake at Wildwood park. Thursday night in the gymnasium, Ruth Knight and Joe Hanson, the Senior Prince and Princess, and Michael Volkart and Karen Smith, the grade school royalty, were crowned. Friday afternoon the parade of various floats with the Le Roy and Adams bands participating was a huge success. Alas, Friday night was a big part of the Winter Olympics. After a victory over arch rival Adams, a dance was held with the Melo Macs providing the music. Homecoming Royalty ATTENDANT ATTENDANT QUEEN 3? yf â– ? e c.0 Connie Beisell I R°w Three: Arden Lenz, Kent Meyers, Bill Hickok, George Gilbert, Jerry Helgeson, Dwight Daniels, Jerry Brandau, Gordy Mahoney, Les Greenleaf, Paul Eastwold, Bob Miller. Row Two: Mr. Hanson, Ervin Johnson, Norman Johnson, Dick King, Roger Tangen, Bill Hailing, Keith Rauch, Joe Hanson, Harold Harvey, Virg Oldre, Bruce Elliot, Denny Hanson, Mr. Scherer. Row One: Orlo Austin, Wayne Kivell, Roland O'Groske, Les Miland, Bill Me Roberts, Danny Adcock, Delbert Voight, Glenn Johnson, Stanley Boe, Glenn Mahoney, Chester Clark. Seated: Larry Mahoney, Gary Thies, Denny Harvey, Dick Brownlow, Carl Volkart. The LeRoy Cardinal Football team got off to a good start defeating Chatfield U, to 6 in a fine defensive game. The following week LeRoy played boat to Stewartville and LeRoy was edged in a 6 to 0 defeat. The next week LeRoy played Lyle in the first conference game and Lyle won by a score of 13 to 0. Undefeated Spring valley gave LeRoy a 27 to 6 defeat at Spring Valley. The LeRoy Homecoming game was with undefeated Adams who gave the Cardinals a trampling of 33 to 18. The following week the Cards traveled to Grand Meadow to upset their Homecoming plans by defeating them 9 to 0. Elkton came to LeRoy and the Cardinals dropped them 28 to 0. The Lanesboro Burros came to LeRoy only to get slaughtered U5 to 0. Graduating Backfield Virg Oldre, Kent Meyers, Joe Hanson, Keith Rauch. Graduating Line Paul Eastwold, George Gilbert, Les Greenleaf, Dick King, Roger Tangen, Gordy Mahoney, Dwight Daniels. The Le Soy Cardinal Basketball Team got off to a good start by defeating West Concord 56-33. Elkton handed Le Boy its first defeat 53-48 in our first conference game. Le Hoy won its first conference game over Adams 64-46. The Cards won the next two games defeating Wykoff 62-46 and Bose Creek 79-44. Spring Talley came to Le Boy next and went home with a 79-66 win over the Cards. The team traveled to Lyle and were set back 56-54 in a very close game. The Cards went into a winning streak by defeating Grand Meadow 63-5U, Stewartville 60-53« Blkton 61-55- Adams 58—46. Spring Talley broke the winning streak by defeating the Cards 46-44 in an exciting contest. Le Boy finished the season by winning over Bose Creek 68-42, Lyle 56-55- Wykoff 63-56, Grand Meadow 74-51, and Lake City 51- 9. The Cards went into the tournaments as defending champs. They won over Grand Meadow 57“52. Adams 55-36, but Lyle took the honors by defeating them 49-41. Basketball Keith Back How: Coach Harlan Scherer, Denny Hanson, Virg Olire, Dick Koch, Glenn Mahoney, Keith Rauch, Joe Hanson, Bill Hailing, Manager Paul Vigum. Front Row: Bob Miller, Jerry Brandau, Dwight Daniels, Ocrdy Mahoney, Dick Benson. Basketball Back Row: Coach Chuck Hanson, Don Barber, Paul Fogal, Steve Sorenson, Gary Backus, Honnie Lein, Dick Benson, Ken Schmidt, Ronnie Ridenour, Manager Glenn Johnson. Front Row: Don Orke, Dick Brownlow, Gary Theis, Dan Adcock, Orlo Austin, Glenn Mahoney, Bob Cartney, Bryce Langhaug, Denny Hanson, Bob Eastvold. Baseball Row Threes Don King, Leslie Miland, Glenn Mahoney, Roland O' Groske, Don Barber, Coach Hanson. Row Two: Jerry Brandau, Harold Harvey, Bill Hailing, Dick King, Wayne Kivell, Roger Tangen. Row One: Keith Rauch, Joe Hanson, Bob Miller, Gordy Mahoney, Norman Johnson, Glenn Johnson. Donna Darlene c, Keith Laura Norma Gladys Harvey t DeAnne Connie Martha Dallas THE TOP OF THE WORLD BUDDIES!! STAGLINE HELP!.' -----..ERE THIS SPEAKS FOR IT'S SELF ALLAH! ALLAH! NEW DANCE STEP?? THE END IS THAT AN INVITATION?? Mr. Mac: May this entire annual in dedication to you be only an insignificant way of showing you our deep respect and affection. Only one more year and it would have been a perfect four. Thanks a million] Are you safe? Is your home secure? Are you insured? NO? Then you better call the Not-erman Agency Where Insurance Is A Business . Look at those tires!I Lots and lots of them down at John's Tire Shop. For gas, tires, tire vulcanizing, call on John or Sam, they'll fix you up. Krueger and Garvey have those big sales just when you need those reduced items in your budget. A modern store, filled to the brim with bargains. Come in and see us today. Dig that!! Real Cool!! To say the least, it's the most.'! Of course, that would be teen-agers talking about the new Ford at Regan Motor Sales. With the friendly call, It pays to Look Well , George and Gordy will ask you in for a shave, haircut, and friendly chatter. Drop down below the Bank and see them. For your talented child, get a fine quality Instrument from Stephenson Music Co. Also, we offer lessons by qualified teachers at a very nominal fee. In Ostrander??? Hungry??? Like good homemade pie??? Drop In at Helen's Coffee Shop now. Remember....that's in Ostrander. Need a spring tune-up to freshen your car after a few months of long winter weather? Just go in and see Reuben for prompt and courteous service at the Ostrander Garage. OSTRANDER STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation OSTI . IIEII, â–  I VKSOTA ‘• c Grow by Helping Others Grow LE ROY COOPERATIVE CREAMERY This is where your creamy, golden-yellow butter is churned in LeRoy. Trucks gather milk daily, to guarantee fresh Creamery Products. Try the LeRoyale brand, and notice the better flavor. Bert and Bernard have lots of choice cuts of fresh meat to sell, besides prepared cold cuts, and that's no baloney. Visit the Red Owl today and see. Mortgage needs lifting?? Down payments to make?? Call Thompson's Livestocki! They'll truck anything, anywhere, and get you the best prices possible. LE ROY FARMERS CO-OP GRAIN AND STOCK CO •Salt •Coal •Grain •Mill Feeds •Chicken Feeds •Farm Machinery •Building Material Carl Smith, Grain Dept. Mgr. - R.G. Juvrud, Implement Dept. Mgr. - August Stohr, Lumber Dept. Mgr. First State Bank You're insured by F.D.I.C. when you bank at the First State Bank in Le Roy. Loans, deposits, and safety deposit boxes to keep your valuables here iI Stock's Sundries Steve's Garage Watch those calories, girls.' You have our sympathys, because Stock's make such delicious, tasty treats. For your noon-time lunch or after school snack, stop at Stock's. If your car breaks down or need a spring tune-up, come see us at Steven's Garage. If le can't fix it, it isn't worth fixing. Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Your savings are safe with us. Come in and sen us today. Service with a smile and a grin to throw in].' That's how Benny feels when asked to take a bunch of rowdy school kids somewhere. That's what makes Sween's Bus Service successful and a credit to the community. That is not a look of curosity on Severn Hiller's face. He's just proud and well he might be with e fine hardware store loaded with every essential item. Coffee break] Time out for a quick snack at the Le Roy Bakery. And on the way out, pick up a loaf of fresh bread for dinner. Ramona Hailing is always there to serve your needs. Busy at work, aren't they? They'll keep that way too, if you remember that Goodrich and Hailing is the place to take your eggs. SCHMITZ EI£CTRIC Herman Schmitz Prop. You will be shocked at the low prices at Schmitz Electric. Here are down to earth bargains if there ever were aqy. No lead, bum pen' Here's new supplies to start again. Gronert's Variety: Complete school supplies. J.C. PENNEY CO., INC. The pennies you save, grow into dollars when you shop for ready-to-wear clothes, shoes, piece goods, and home furnishings at J, C. Penny's, in Austin. DRS. LECK NESSE Physicians and Surgeons WALLACE'S DRY GOODS STORE If you've alot of shopping, And can't stand walking; Come to Wallaces Dry Goods Store, And shop all day without stopping. We can outfit your whole family and also your home at low, reasonable prices. P.C. Leek, M.D. J.A. Nesse, M.D. Medical Building Austin, Minn. SCHULER'S SHOE COMPANY FANTLES in AUSTIN,MINN. When your corns are high, And your purse is low; Schuler's Shoe Company, Is the place to go. AUSTIN, MINN GIRLS.' attention; Need I mention? Fantles is the place to go. For fashions you'll be proud tc show. Does your farm machinery need repairing or replacing? Reliable and friendly service is the byword at Seese's Implement. For the best in furniture sno service, go to Hertz Furniture. Since 1869, Hertz Furniture has been the best place for dependable service. IT PAYS TO BELONG When your fuel tank's Getting low, Fill up with Co-op Then really go. Iyle Soltau And Louie Hungerford, Will drive the trucks From which the gas is poured. Oil, too, We have in stock, To rid your car Of that constant knock. Feed your chicks Nutrena (purchased at Le Roy Don Burgett, your friendly milk man, Packing Co.) and realize greater gains by sel- is always willing to keep you sup- ling the eggs to the same fine firm. plied with plenty of fresh, grade A milk. UPTOWN CLUB FQOP dv I say old chap. Have you ever taated the likes of the edibles at the Uptown Club? You don't have to be English to enjoy their food. than any place in town. Notice the long line of merchandise and locker service. So be wise... economize]! Butchering time again? Call on Dutch! He can cut, package, and store your meat faster than you can skin the critter. So go In and ask Dutch of Killers Locker Plant for full details. I Clean! Clean] Clean] It does get sickening, doesn't it? Le Roy Cleaners will pick up you clothes rugs, and send them back cparkling clean. Fourteen beautiful lanes to bowl away your leisure time are offered at the Austin Bowl. Courteous service will be rendered afternoons and evenings. You're sure pf a really hot deal at Lageson's Hardware, where a dollar does it's duty. Here Mr. Lageson shows DeAnne Wolthoff how to bake ten loaves of bread at one time. Don't gamble—go to Gambles I Harlan Knight, your authorized dealer, has a big smile, low, low prices, and everything you need to fill your every need. Looks like a maze I But without these geometrical designs life would be black, especially at night. Interstate Power Company is willing to serve you anytime. Give them a tryl See what we mean. Top quality merchandise, that's what Mary Boe is telling La Vonne More about that cute skirt. Remember that goes for everything from Bergland Clothiers. Look at the gleam in Louise's eyesj You too would beam at all the lovely merchandise offered at the Federated at moderate prices. SWEET SHOP The service at the Sweet Snop is much better than our photography. Stop in and try one of Cork's dinners soon. Arnie's quite the guy.' He's got the garage the know how, the parts. What more can you ask for to keep your car in super shape? That's Arnie's Motor Sale - Le Roy. A great big Thanks to Lowell Welke for the sensational work he has done on the photography in the '56 Cardinal. THEY'RE A LI GOING APE OVER THE '56 CARDINAL Autographs VS : 'V • « • • % WV« C â– Â - —Â