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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1961 volume:

FOREWARD Slowly the years seem to roll by — one by one. Then, suddenly looking back, we realize how time has passed; slowly perhaps, but steadily as well. Those bygone years are never to be relived — except perhaps in memory. We hope that this edition of THE CARDINAL will serve to refresh your memory when you recall your carefree days at LeRoy High School. Annual Staff We, the Senior Class of Le Roy-Ostrander High School, Le Roy, Minnesota Dedicate the 1961 CARDINAL to our parents Seniors Donald Charles Daily (Don) Girl's don't bother me - darn it. Samuel Lloyd Bettin (Sam) After four years of faithful service, I'm laid off. r.p.A. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2 Band 1,2 Office Staff 3 Prom Waiter 2 Jr. Class Play 3 Jan Thorold Whisler Helen Lydia Martinek I love not woman for There is nothing so they are so simple. magnetic as cheerfulness. Prom Waiter 2 F.H.A. 2,3 k Pep Club U Hot Lunch 1,2,3 U Chorus 2 National Honor Society 3,U Science Club 2,3 Class Play 3 4 Dianne Hazel Hopp The harder I try the gooder to be, the worser I am. F.H.A. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2,3,U Chorus 2,3,U Band 1 Q.A.A. 1,2 Girls' Sextet It Student Council 1 Annual Staff U Prom Waitress 2 Paper Staff h Mary Lou Erie Always dependable, always kind, and in her studies never behind. Hot Lunch 3 Library Club 4 Student Librarian 4 National Honor Society U Charlotte L. Christensen E,rl Hans paulsen With a few words to say, argue lf she goes merrily on her y0U can I can beat way. Pep Club 1,2,3,U F. H.A. 1,2 Prom Waitress 2 Hall Receptionist 3 G. A.A. 1 Hot Lunch 1,2 most any man. F.F.A. 1,2,3,L Hot Lunch 3 Band 1,2 Baseball U Football 2,3,14 Track 1,2,3, U Student Council 14 Class Officer 3 U Prom Waiter 2 National Honor Society 3 Letterman's Club 3,1 Science Club 3 Co-Captain Football ii William Dean Baclc (Bill) If fame is to come only after death, I am in no hurry for it. F.F.A. 2,3,li Class Play 3 Prom Waiter 2 There ssa Jolene Payi (Tessie Jo) I'm going to tell Einstein a few thinj F. H.A. 1,2,3,U Pep Club 1,2,3,U Band 1,2,3,U Swing Band 1; G. A.A. 1 Annual Staff U m Alice Sybid Meyers (Lish) I will awake some morning and find myself famous. F.H.A. 1,2 Pep Club 3 Hot Lurch 1,2,3 ! Chorus 3,L Band 1,2,3,U Saxophone Duet 3,U Saxophone Quartet 3,h Saxoohone Solo 3 Keith Diane Ahrens Give me a tin can and I'll make a motor out of it. F.F.A. 1 Hot Lunch 3 Science Club 2 Dennis W. Johnson (Denny) Ky class ring is my prized possession but where is it? F.F.A. l,2,3,b Pep Club 1,2 Basketball l,2,3,b Baseball 3 li Track l,2,3,b Letterman's Club l,2,3,b Jr. Class Play 3 Speech 2 i Gwendolyn J. Ullom I'm small and wise and a terror for my size. F.H.A. l,2,3,b Pep Club 1,2,3,1 Student Council 3 Office Staff 1 Girl's State Alternate 3 Class Officer 3,1 Annual Staff 2,3,1 Prom Waitress 2 Homecoming Attendent I National Honor Society 3,1 Quill and Scroll 3,1 F. F.A. Sweetheart 3 Jr. Class Play 3 Winter Formal Waitress 1 G. A.A. 1,2 Hall Heceptionist 3 Karen A. Stockdale What is work when pure fun is in view. F. H.A. 1,2,3,1 Pep Club 2,3,1 Chorus 3,1 Annual Staff I Prom Waitress 2 Science Club 2 G. A.A. 1 Winter Formal Waitress 1 Dave Lee Bredeson Why let the devil have all the fun?I Pep Club 3 Baseball 1 Football 1 Track 3 Office Staff 3 Letterman's Club 1 Prom Waiter 2 Dennis Norman Erie Of all the things I like best, I much prefer to sit and rest. F.F.A. 1,2,3,1 Pep Club 1 Basketball B 1 Football 1 Prom Waiter 2 Science Club 2 Retha J. Wyatt Her bright smile and winning ways will brighten hearts on cloudv davs. F. H.A. 1,2,3,1 Pep Club 1,2,3,1 Chorus 3,1 Girls Sextet 1 Student Council2 Office Staff b Class Officer 2,b Annual Staff 3 b Homecoming Queen b National Honor Society 2,3,b Science Club 2 Cheerleading b Jr. Class Play 3 Hall Receptionist 3 G. A.A. 1,2 Winter Formal Waitress 1 Sharon L. Lastine The moon is twice as pretty, when seen by two Pep Club l,2,3,lt Chorus 2,3,lj Band 1,2,3 Sextet it Majorette 1,2,3, It Office Staff 3,U Student Council U Class Officer 3,lt Annual Staff U Prom Waitress 2 Winter Formal Waitress 1 Cheerleading 2,3,lt Jr, Class Plav 3 ■ Thcmas H. Lawson Lead me net into temptation but show me where it is. F.F.l. 1,2 Pep Club 1 Baseball 1,2,3, It Student Council 3,1 Prom Waiter 2 National Honor Society 3,It Jr. Class Play 3 Harlan N, Thompson Give me a penny Pa, I want to be tough. Pep Club 1,2 Chorus 2 Baseball 1,2, 3, it Football 1,2,3 Class Officer 1,2 Prom Waiter 2 Letterman's Club 3,It Mary Ann Runde (Mattie) Don't recite so loud, I want to sleep. F. H.A. 1,2,3,It Pep Club 1,2,3,It Hot Lunch 1 Chorus 2,It Band 2,3,lt Annual Staff L Prom Waitress t Paper Staff 1,2,3,It Winter Formal Waitress 1 G. A.A. 1,2 Rita Ann Penning Casual but oh, friendly. Pep Club 3,It Chorus 1,2,3 Declam 3 National Honor Society It so Richard Edward Grass (Dick) I agree with no man's opinion. I have some of my own. F.F.A. l,2,3,lt Baseball 3 Football 1,2,3,It Letterman's Club U Warren Robert Barrett Woman came after man and has been after him ever since. F.F.A. 1 Basketball 1,2,3,U Football 2,3,U Track 1 Class Officer 1,2 Prom Waiter 2 Letterman's Club 2,3,14 Winter Formal Host 1 Janet Ann Jones Here's a girl who likes to work, her duties she will never shirk. F.H.A. 1,2,3,14 Pep Club 1,2,3,U Hot Lunch 3 Chorus 1,2,14 Band 2,3,14 Swing Band 1 Student Council 3 Class Officer 3 Prom Waitress 2 National Honor Society 2,3,14 Science Club 2,3 Class Play 3 Patty Darlene Bly She shifted her brain into netural and her tongue rattled on. Pep Club 2,3 Hot Lunch 1,2 Chorus 3,U Prom Waitress 2 G .A .A. 1 Warren Douglas Harden Watch out, I may do something sensational y b Basketball 1,2,3,U Football 2,3 Class Officer 1,2 Prom Host 2 Letterman's Club 2,3 Verl Wayne Volkart The less I learn, the less I have to remember. Track 1,2 Prom Waiter 2 Ushers Club 1,2,3 Kathleen Ann Iverson Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. F. H.A. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,U Chorus 1,2,3,U Sextet h Student Council' 1,2,2 Office Staff 3 Annual Staff 24 Prom Waitress 2 Homecoming Attendant 1 Paper Staff 2 Cheerleading 1,2,3,24 G. A.A. 1,2 Richard E. Harrington (Dick) Some think him bashful, others doubt it. F.F.A. l,2,3,b Hot Lunch 3 Football 1 Sharilyn Jean Milburn (Sherry) No one is perfect, so why should I be. Pep Club l,2,3,b Chorus 2,3 Student Council 2,3 Office Staff li Prom Hostess 2 PaDer Staff b G.A.A. 1 Winter Formal Waitress 1 Hall Receptionist 1 Cheerleading 1 Class Officerl Annual Staff b Homecoming Attendant b Kermit Jerome Nauman (Kermie) Keep away from me girls, I'm BASHFUL. Basketball l,2,3,b Baseball l,2,3,b Annual 2,3,U Letterman's Club 3 b Class Play 3 Prom Waiter 2 Diane Frances Hovde If silence is golden I'm rolling in dough. F.H.A. 1,2,3,b Pep Club 1,2,3 b Prom Waitress 2 David Arthur Orke Dave) Give me a chevy and the hills I'll roam. F.F.A. 1,2,3,b Pep Club 1,2 Basketball 1,2 Baseball 3,li Trask 2 Science Club 2,3,U Prom Waiter 2 Hall Receptionist 3 Sharon Elaine Byrd (Byrdie) A young lady with plenty of dashl She choose her Romeo from the Senior Class. F.H.A. 3 Pep Club 1,2,3 Hot Lunch 1,2 Chorus 3,U Girl's Sextet b Office Staff b Class Officer 3,b Annual Staff b Prom Waitress 2 National Honor Society Science Club 2 Hall Receptionist 3 3,b V Gary Keith Nor by Caesar was short, Naoolean was short, and I'm not so tall myself F.F.A. l,2,3,lt Basketball 1,2, 3,It Baseball 1,2,3,It Football 2,3,It Prom Waiter 2 Letterman's Club 3, It Mary Louise Quale I can live without Doetry or walking but who in the world can live without talking. F.H.A. 1,2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3, It Chorus 1,2,3 U Majorette 1,2,3,U Girls' Sextet L Student Council It Annual Staff It Prom Waitress 2 Winter Formal Waitress 1 Homecoming Attendant It Paper Staff It Cheerleading 1,2,3, It Q.A.A. 1,2 Gary Allen Johnson Sometimes I sit and think, but most of the time I just sit Peo Club 1,2 Basketball 1,2 3aseball 3,It Football 1,2,3,14 Prom Waiter 2 Letterman's Club 3,it Jr. Class Play 3 Beverly Ann Soltau (Bev) Her mind is here, but her heart is elsewhere. F.H.A. 2,3,It Pep Club 2.3, U Hot Lunch L Chorus 2,3 Band 1,2,3,14 Swing Band 3 Clarinet Quartet 2,3 Clarinet IXiet It prom Waitress 2 Paoer Staff 3,It Winter Formal Waitress 1 Class Play 3 Soeech 3,It Q.A.A. 1 H. Priscilla Christenson Donald Gene Tapp (Percy) (Don) I never trouble trouble, nWowj j made it at till trouble troubles me. last. F.H.A. 2,3 Pep Club 1,2,3,U Hot Lunch 1 Chorus 3 Student Council It Office Staff U Girl's Stater 3 Student Council President U Class Officer 2 Annual Staff It Prom Waitress 2 Winter Formal Waitress 1 F.F.A. 1,2,3,U Chorus 1,2,3 Band l,2,3,lt Brass Sextet 1,2 Track 1,2 Prom Waiter 2 CLASS OFFICERS Earl Paulsen- Student Council Tom Lawson- Student Council Sharon Lastine- Treasurer Retha Wyatt- President Sharon Byrd- Secretary Gwen Ullom- V. President CLASS ADVISORS CLASS PROPHECY The month was November; the year Seventy-one. I thought I'd relax with my days labors done. When I switched on the T.V. it seemed like a dream Cause the 6l Seniors appeared on the screen. The T.V. Announcer said, Folks, you have a date To learn of the following Seniors fate. Way back in the hills of Kentucky, we find Mary Lou Eire brewing up corn whiskey with Harlan Thompson on the look-out for the law. Oh, oh, here comes Constable Kermie Nauman to haul them in. Warren Barrett and Charlotte Christensen are running a Keep Dry Diaper Service in Arabia. Sam Bettin is a prominent hair stylist in the best society circles, ladies flip over his latest style, Bettin's Bangs. Priscilla Christenson and Donald Daily are lumberjacks in Northern Minnesota. (I hear those northern winters get pretty cold, Don.) Denny Eire is now playing Second Fiddle for the Lawrence Welk Orchestra. Dick Grass is now a distinguished English teacher at Oxford. By the way, this is not surprising as English was always his favorite subject in high school. Will wonders never cease.' There is now only one tavern in Mclntire. Warren Harden seems to have this monopoly with his establishment, Harden's Hangout. Richard Harrington, better known as Tex , and his wife. Sherry Milbum, are living on a cattle ranch in Arizona. Between his horse skills and her cow punching, they make quite a team. Diane Hovde, Helen Martinek, and Rita Penning are hula dancers in Hawaii. Bill Back keeps them supplied with grass skirts. Gary Johnson has taken John Law's position as policeman for LeRoy. His main problem is getting the students off the streets at curfew time. His wife, Sharon Byrd, is more concerned with getting him off the streets. Janet Jones is a beatnik at Greenwich Village. That wild life is going to get you down, Janet. Sharon Lastine is a Can-Can Girl at one of the Las Vegas gambling casinos. Tom Lawson is chief fireman for the Ostrander Fire Department. Matronly Pat Bly considers him quite a hero when he saved her by using mouth to mouth respiration. Alice Meyers is a famous opera singer. She opens next week at Carnagie Hall. Her most ardent fan and eccentric millionaire, Gary Norby, is buying up all of the tickets. David Orke has just convinced the Mayor of LeRoy to make Main Street into a drag strip. That doesn't sound like you, Davet?? You always believed in obeying those speed zones. Earl Paulson is a politician for the Democratic Party. Right now he is running for the office of Commissioner of Manholes. Tessie Jo Payne does lipstick commercials on N.E.C.K. Television. Denny Johnson assists in proving that brand x really is smear proof. Mary Lou Quale and Kaye Iverson are the Worlds Champion Batan Twirlers. They say they owe their success to the experience they got at LeRoy High School. Mary Runde and Dianne Hopp are Santa's elves at the North Pole. They have the tassel caps; now all they need is some elf boots. Bev Soltau is quite the poet. She just won the Pulitzer Prize in Literature for her latest rhymed , Hay in May. Don Tapp and Karen Stockdale work together in the lingerie department of Macy's Department Store in New York City. Keep your mind on your work, Don. On second thought, maybe you'd better notl Gwen Ullom runs a dance school. She is known the world over for her new step, the Ballet Bounce. Keith Ahrens is her best instructor and her favorite partner. Verl Volkart is salesman for the Puss N Boots Catfood Company. He recently sold a large order to the LeRoy Dog Pound. He always could sell anything. Jan Whisler is quite successful. He is the president of the Cadallac Corporation. His advice to all young fortune seekers is Save those green stamps. Retha Wyatt runs an old people's home in Alaska. We hear she really keeps those Eskimoes hoppingt Dave Bredeson has just published a book, How to Get the Most Out of High School . I am sure you haven't forgotten his previous novel, Payton Place. I heard the announcer say, It's time to part. All of a sudden I sat up with a start. Now was I just dreaming or was that for real! I really don't know. How do you feel? Larry Jacobeon Carrol Soltau Don Maage Joe Rowe i M Carl Basaler Mary Ann Keape Helen Kruae Hell VanTriea Ken McRoberts Ann King Mary Hansen Bob MeClary Cedric Scbuta Gary Wood Bob Harrington Wayne Leibfreid Mary Berg Wanda Roue Larry Moe Mary Main Verdell Tapp Phyllis Smith Danny Westphal Paul Paulson Roger Bhend Gail Thompson Dalton Patterson Owen Davis Eddie Runde Karen Juvrud Jean Hawkins Gloria Monsen Terry Heathman Gary Austin - Student Council Terry Heathman - Student Council Gary Woods - Sergeant at Arms Vernon Blum - Treasurer Cedric Schuts - President Phyllis Smith - Vice President Dale Bergland - Secretary TENTH GRADE Fourth Row left to right; Leroy Stanger, Jerry Weirson, Sam Sorenson, John Gilbert, Ronnie 6rum, Leon Lauck, Daryl Cartney, Doug Robinson, Dan Larson, Ken Leibfreid, Dennis Lastine, Ronnie Reiner, Third Row: Joe Cartney, Ricky Leslie, Lois Morse, Keith Forrester, Karen Smith, Judy Noe, Ruth Nymann, Steve Ludeman, Elwood Boe, Roger Pauls, Steve Uhrah, Marvin Schott, Bob Rowe, Second Row; Miss Wagner, advisor, Paul Iverson, Nancy Kappers, Karen Soderquist, Luverne Speer, James Osland, Mr. Baumbach, advisor. First Row: Cheryl Earnest, Vicki Gronert, Barbara Berg, Lois Koppen, Gerda Bruns, Barbara Dahlke, Sharon Cleveland, Susan Snyder, Gayl Norby, Judy Peterson, Glenda Miland, Carol Monsen, Mary Ellen Byrd, Judy Bly. Ronnie Remer - Student Counci Ronnie Orum - Treasurer Steve Uhrah - Vice President Dan Larson - President Karen Soderquist - Secretary Glenda Miland - Student Counc NINTH GRADE First row left to right; Joanne Jones, Margaret Vigum, Angela Kohn, Josn Abbott, Dianne Daily, Cheryl Souhrada, Noreen Lund, Karen Flitdd., Kathy More, Betty Leibfried, Ilene Bergland Second row: Mr. Zemke, Kenny Brownlow, Ted Back, Jon Hiller, Kenny Iverson, Sue Hailing, Barb Orum, Gary Johnson, Tom Wherry, Richard Lamon, Raymond Thompson, Mr. Shodean Third row; Paula Hanson, Kathy Hovde, Ruth Ann Walthoff, Eric Eastvold, Bruce Langdon, Paul Jasper, Richard Berger, Harold Sanders, Richard Dean, Richard Miller, Dennis Hennigar, Fourth row: Beverly Harden, Mary Sanders, Patsy Boysen, Ronald Timmerman, Mary Martz, Gary Nordstrom, BoB Schroeder, Dennis Moe, Jon Tangen, Steve Milburn, Steve Allen Richard Dean - Vice President Paula Hanson - Secretary Ilene Pergland - Treasure Cheryl Souhrada - President Kathy More - Sergeant at Arms Sue Hailing - Student Council Richard Lamon - Student Council EIGHTH GRADE Back row left to right: Joyce Dickenson, Joiene Noe, Larry Johnson. Jack Rowe, Judy Scltau, Steve Kowe, Sharon Lamon, Mary Schott, Pat Cartney, Bruce Ellingson, Linda Medinnus, Nancy Sigler, Julie Prokes, Third row: Janice Orke, Phillip HooTer, David Burgett, Lynda Sande, Charlotte Schimek, Peggy Johnson, Donna Pauls, Linda Harrington, Janet Norby, Francis Kuhn, Alvin Frye, Chuck Wold, Karmen Larson, Second row: Miss Peterson, Lois Johnson, Linda Abbott, Marvin Fifer, Stanley McCaslin, Larry Cleveland, Billy Bakke, Eric Larsen, Linda Woods, Craig Duryea, Paul Satre, Linda Christopherson, Mr. Sackett First row; Paul Vinquist, Diane Rosenthal, Walter Claude, David Sween, Roger Wherry, Billy Chism, Dennis Strike, Ricky Maage, Dick Mahoney, Konnle Ullom, Gary Lawson, David Thorson, Joyce Koppen Pat Patterson Ronnie Ullom - Secretary Roger Wherry - Treasure Stanly McCaslin - Student Council Steve Roe - Vice President David Burgett - Student Council David Sween - President SEVENTH GRADE Fourth row-left to right: Linda Hailing, Jeanne Hanaon, Cindy Brownlow, Carolyn tfigum, Donna Cartney, Tammara Renner, Kathleen Schroder, Gail Orum, Donna Lauck, Janice Noe, Harlan Olson, Terry Roe, Severt Monson, Stephen Aide, Glen Rice, Third row: Eileen Jensen, Mary Forland, Mary Ann Eastwold, Kathy Liefried, Diane (5'Oroske, Linda Schott, Eunice Main, Mary Bassler, Linda Dickenson, Barbara Riehl, Sandra Terbeest, Patty Bhend, Linda Moe, Charlotte Roblnet, Janice Mayor, Angela Jasper, Second row: Mrs. Hastings, advisor, Lynette Cornelius, Janice Erie, Barbara Kraetch, Bruce Ellingson, Curtis Eastvold, Bob Scott, Jack Beddov, Barton Schutz, Arden Payne, Gary Kohn, Dennis Jacobson, Fred Kuhn, Bob Lefried, Waldo Bucknell, Mr. Bundy, First row; Thomas Thorson, Rex Back, Bruce Orke, Steve Zimmerman, Greg Rendahl, leroy Dahlke, David Berg, Doug Bergan, Dorothy Patterson, Linda Kohn, Margaret Soderqulst, Marlene Berger, Sandra Davies, Donna Berg, Rita Ruud, Marygayle Thorson, Linda Christenson, Harlan Olson - Vice President Linda Hailing - Student Council Linda Schott - President and Student Council Barbara Riehl - Secretary and Treasurer BOARD OF EDUCATION Jeanne Bloss, Joe Jacobson, Les Eastvold, Roger Fister, Adolph Bergland, Ijrle Me Roberts, Bob Swenson, Milo Roe, Gordon Nymann. Mr. Richard Harvey B.A. Augsburg College M.S. University of Minnes: HISTORY E N G L I 8 H LATIN SCIENCE MATH Mr. Curtis Meyer B.S. University of Minnesota Mr. Charles Hardt B.S. Gustavus Adolphus V Mrs. Mary Hastings B.S. University of Minnesota Mr. Eugene Baumbach B.S. Winona State College INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. George Berg B.S. Winona State College MUSIC COMMERICAL Mr. George Zemke B.A. Luther College Hiss Alice Peterson B.S. St. Cloud State College AGRICU LTU RE Kr. Wallace Shodean B.S. and M.S. University of Minnesota HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Emily Elwood B.S. Iowa State Universit; Sixth Grade Back row left to right: Margaret Wherry, Roger Westphal, Danny Fortney, Brian Wells, Karl Nelson, Audrey Stohr, Clifford Cartney, Lana Lageson, Bradley Noterman. Second Row: Joan Eastwold, Judith Miller, Mrs. Blade, Deborah Madsen, Linda Payne, Kathy Larson, Jo Anne Osland, Claims Henderson. First Row: Rhonda Fister, Elizabeth Wolthoff, Jerry McCloud, Gary Sigter, Steven Rice, Pat tbugherty, Evie Bye, Corinne Bergland. Fifth S Sixth Grade First row left to rights Mark Xinter, Wilma Dickenson, Barbara Hancock, Mary Meyers, Janice Browniow, Charlaine Hardt, Kaye Johnson, Lila McRoberts. Second Row: Wayne Erie, Richard Lageson, Michael Cartney, Grant Ellingson, MicKey Moe, Linda Burgett, Jeanne Dye, Peter Kraetsch, Jere Volkart, Tmrd Row; Ralph Boelman, Marilyn Hindt, Maxine Funice, Mrs. Loren Forrester, Tommy Rie, Jeanne Nayele, Pamela Nymann, Susan Sorenson, Vernon Powell. Fifth Grade First row left to rights Melvin Hendrickson, Susan Zinmerman, Lois Nelson, Michael Harrington, David Janson, Jacqueline Thies, Susan Volkart, Patty Stock Second row: Linda Siskow, Julair.e Monsen, Donald Hancock, Arthur Berg, Dennis Christopherson, Ricky Berg, Lloyd Start, Billy Schroeder Third row: Mrs. Vigum, Roger Schroeder, Dale Francis, Donald Orum, Tommy Hovde, Bobby Volkart, Francis Moe, Mary Beth Robinet Fourth Grade Back row left-to right: Marcia Tangen, Allen Olson, Edwin Koppen, Mark Wells, Richard Eastvold, Nanette Hutchins, Peggy Larson, Kathryn Boe, Kathleen Dougherty, Ronnie Osland, Second row: Mrs. Boulet, Rhonda Osland, Janet Chism,Sharon Austin, Sandra Leslie, Shirley Zimmerman, Judith Payne,Gene Miller,Lane Duryee, John Nelson, Norman Eastvold, First row: Vickie McCloud, Mary Iverson, Steven Peters, Arlen Heathraan, Barbara Soliau, Mary Hansen, Lance Krueger, Allen Christensen, David Lawson, Wayne Jones. Third S Fourth Grade Seated left to right: Kirsti Shodean, Glenda Nauman, Vicky Ullom, Patricia Baldwin, Kim Hardt, Arol McCaslin, Dennis Harvey, Rainey Lageson, Lota Soltau, Debra Hailing, Carolyn Cartney, Patsy Larson, Eilleen Wells, Standing left to right: Bruce Hungerford, Curtis Christopherson, Stanley Bergen, Steven Cornelius, Wayne Siskow, Ronald Schroeder, Paul Kraetsch, Sharlene Lauck, Barbara Wherry, Dennis Rice, Mary Cartney, Bruce Morse Missing from picture: Mrs, Johnson Third Grade Seated left to right: Joseph Kraetsch, Linda Wilcox, Lynn Peterson, Eleanor Swenson, Larry Phelps, Robert Reynolds, Debra Stevens, Mark Dougherty, Mary Schroeder, Brian Boe, Becky Mossyge, Michael Stock Standing left to right: Mrs, Engelson, Jerry Miller, Steven Jones, Catherine Young, Ward Ellingson, Kenneth Bollhagen, Danny Peters, Larry Ihns, Barbara Feuerhak, Susan Lidtke, Larry Hancock, Marvin Koppen, Michael Elliot First § Second Grade Seated left to right: Larry Reynolds, Jimmy Elliott, Randy Anderson, Diane Westohal, Keith ’■■'herry, =aula Hungerford, Billy McCloud, Delmar Ramaker, Diborah Nagele, Russell Roe, Harold Rio, Standing left to right; vrs, Kemne, Brian Harrington, Craig Orum, Jeffery McKenzie, David Lauck, Cathy Ludemann, Mary Lee Noterman, Sally Zimmerman, Michael Jones, Dennis Lidtke, Alan Rosenthal, Delores Swenson Second Grade Seated left to right: Dale Wilcox, Eileen Barg, Judy Jacobson, Connie Iverson, iUren Volkart, Karen Powell, Diane Lawson, Larry Sween, Kathy Allen, David Prokes, Katie Stock Standing left to right: Miss Bergland, Tommy Bye, Mitchell Cornelius, Jackie Kruse, June Heathman, Janice Eastvold, Mary Tangen, Susan Ramaker, Joe Wherry, Bradley Stohr, Joan Schimek, Barbara Hanson, Darrell Cart nay, Edward Robinet, Larry Hindt Seated left to rights Wane Olson, Bobby Hoi err en, Jimmy Bye, Barbara Mossyge, 3ary Morse, Jimmy Hovde, Alan Hansen, Steven Morrisette, Mary Dickensen, Brian Berg, Rachel Hansen, Karen Kinter Standing left to rights Mrs. Larson, Julie Zimmerman, Dianne Dougherty, Debrs Peters, Douglas Hendrickson, Yvonne Mayer, Tommy Soltau, Linda Osland, Harvey Young, Harlan Larson, Vernon Siskow, Marilyn Ballhagen, Alan Miller, Lila °eterson, Cheryl McKenzie OSTRANDER 1 2 Third rov left to right: Marcia Ruud, Jenenne Hellickson, Mrs. Baker, Janis Thorson, tarry Christenson, Randy Miland, Larry Vreeman, David Walker, Dean Lund, Carol Sanders, Sharon Walker, Patricia Main, David Nelson, Samuel Berger, Carroll Forland. Second row left to right: Barbara Kuhn, Colette Johnson, Vicki Forland, Danny Back. Jan Osterud. Elizabeth Eel son, Linda Boyd, Randy O'Groske, Stevie Lancaster, John Schwenn. First row left to right: Rickey Skaran, Thomas Klomps, Raymond Schimek, Roland Berger, Randy Randy Johnson. Absent: Kristi Iarsen. First Grade •Vv Back row left to right; Loretta Berger, Betty Hamersma, Nancy Thorson, Cecelia Liefried, Mary Lou Hellickson, Karen Randahl, Rita Thorson, Joan Pauls, Jane Pauls, Connie Marlow, Dave Schwenn, Kent Langdon, Melvin O'Groske, Dale Baugh, Dave Swenson, Mr. Thaldorf. Front row left to right: Diane Schimek, Cynthia Nelson, Karen Ahrens, Barbara Christenson, Sharon Davis, Ardelle Jacobson, Paula Terry, Carol Marlow, Chris Baugh, Debra Rendahl, Gary Voigt, Paul Nelson. Kneeling: Charles Forland, Brian Johnson, Micky Skaran. OSTRANDER Front row left to right: David Boyd, Susan Paulsen, Pamela Davis, Carol Schimek, Bonnie Back, Marlys O'Groske, Dorlnda Tangen, Candy Skaran, Cathy Simons, Barbara Kahl. Back row left to right: , Janice Kohn, Diane Berger, Marilyn Kuhn, Kathy Ruud, JoAnn Terbeest, Vickie Hellickson, Shirley O'Groske, Deanis King, Curtis Davis, Trygue Larsen, Randy Thorson, Ronnie Johnson, Hamersma Mrs. Boss Chorus r'ront row left to rights Janet Jones, Gwen Dlloa, Sharon Byrd, Mr. Harvey. Second row left to right: Karen Juvrud, Phyllis Saith, Ruth Nywann, Karen Soderquisl. Third rowleft to right; Mary Berg, Rita Penning, Helen Martinek, Mary Lou Erie. National Honor Society President------Priscilla Christenson Vice President--Sharon Lastine Secretary———-Glenda Mi land Treasurer—------Mary Lou Quale STUDENT COUNCIL Left to right standing: Priscilla Christenson, Stanley McCaslin, Richard Tallinn, Karl Paulsen, Tom laws on, Gary Austin, Terry Heathman, Ronald Remer. Left to right seated: Glenda Miland, Mr. Hubbard, Adivsor, Sharon lastine. Sue Hailing, Linda Hailing, Linda Schott, Kaye Iverson, Mary Lou Quale, David Burgett. NEWSPAPER STAFF Seated left to right? Neil VanTries, Karen Juvrud, Lianne Hood, Bev Soltau, Mary Runde, Mr. Zemke, Back row: Glenda Miland, Kaye Iverson, Paula Hansen, Sue Hailing, Mary Lou Quale, Sherry Milbum, Barbara Oruir, Mary Marts, Ruth Nymann, Phillis Smith, Dathy More, Joanne Boe, Ilene Bergland, Sheri Wyatt, Bruce Ellingson, NancyKaooers. OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Phyllis Smith, Sharon Lastine, Sherry Milbum, Retha Wyatt, Priscilla Christenson, Sharon Byrd, Glenda Miland, Gwen Ullom. F. H. A. Row one left to right: Gwen Ullom, Sharon Leslie, Janet Jones, Gayle Norby, Vicki Grcnert, Mrs. Elwood. Rev two left to right: Angela Kohn, Mary Sanders, Theressa Payne, Wanda Rowe, Rhonda Iverson, Mary Runde, Karen Stockdale. Row three left to right: Kathy More, Elouise Rick, Phyllis Smith, Karen Juvrud, Helen Martinek, Lois Morse, Joanne Boe. Row four left to right: Cheryl Scuhrada, Margaret Vigum, Paula Hanson, Joanne Jones, Suzanne Hailing, Mary Martz, Ilene Be re land. F. F. A. Row one left to right: Mr. Shodean, David Orke, Earl Paulsen, Dennis Johnson, F.F.A. Sweetheart, Gwen Ullom, Dennis Erie, Marvin Schott, Richard Ieslie, Richard Grass. Row two left to right: Ted Back, Gary Norby, Richard Harrington, Steve Allen, Bill Back, Don Tapp, Paul Paulsen, Dalton Patterson. Row three left to right: Bruce Langdon, John Tangen, Gary Norstrom, Leroy Stanger, Joe Cartney, Dennis Lastine, LuVerne Speer. Row four left to right: Willard Rick, Cedric Schutz, Bob Shroeder, Dennis Hennigar, Wayne Liefried, Elwood Boe, Bob Harrington. Row five left to right: Terry Heathman, Ron Peters, Eddie Runde, Ken McRoberts. Gary Woods, Roger Bhend. LETTERMEN S CLUB Back row left-to-.-lght; Ronald Reraer, Robert Rowe, Joseph Cartney, Ronny Oru Kenneth Leibfried, Dalton Patterson, Dan Larsen, Daryl Cartney, Second row: ELvood Boe, Disk Grass, Jerry Weirson, Dennis Lastlne, Denni3 Johnson, David Bredson, Gary Johnson,. Donald Maage, Gary Austin. ZU.st row; Paul Paulson, Gary Norby, Earl Paulson, Kermit fteuaan, Douglas Robinson, Urry Jacobson, Warren Barrett, Ronald Peters, Kenny MeRoberts, Terry Heathaan. CAFETERIA Left to right; Beverly Soltau, Helen Kartinek, fiiane Hovde, Gerda Bruns, Don Tapp, John Gilbert. Top to bottom: P.ichard Killer, Jack Rowe, Paul igg, Jinny Osland, Bill Chism. USH ER8 Royal Court Left to right; Bonnie Back, Gwen Ullom, Kaye Iverson, Warren Barrett, Queen Retha, Earl Paulsen, Mary Lou Quale, Sharilyn Milburn, Hal Riehl. Homecoming QUEEN 1960 Retha Wyatt ATTENDANTS Left to right: Sharilyn Milbum, Kaye Iverson, Msry Lou Quele, Gwen Ullora MOST STUDIOUS Bill Back, Rita Pennine SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Kerrle Nauraan, Janet Jones NEATEST Marv Lou Quale, Denny Eire BEST LOOKING Kaye Iverson, Harlan Thompson BEST PERSONALITY Retha Wyatt, Dennis Johnson YEARBOOK STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT: Sherry Milburn, Sharon Leslie, Priscella Christenson Theressa Payne, Mary Lou Quale, Karen Stockdale, Gwen Ullom, Gary Austen, Kermit Nauman, Retha Wyatt, Terry Ileathnan, Sharon Byrd, Gloria Monson, Mr. Bundy. This book is the result of much planning and work done by the students pictured above. I thank the yearbook staff for a job well done. Mr. Bundy Yearbook Advisor Without this fine yearbook staff, all the pages of this book would look like the following page. 1960 PROM SNAPSHOTS ATHLETICS wrestlers rack row left to right: Tom Lawson, Sari Daulsen, Paul Paulsen, Elwood Boe, lary Johnson, Mr. Sackett Front row left to right: Dalton Patterson, Bruce Ian don, Bob Me Clary, Keith Forester, Don Maage, Roger Pauls. CHEERLEADERS Top to bottom Sharon la3tine Mary Lou Quale Retha Wyatt Kaye Iverson Left to rights Kathy More, Rex Back, Barb Rie SuDstitute3: Sherry Milburn, Gayl Norby FOOTBALL Front Row: Left to Riyht: Dick Grass, Dalton Patterson, Joe Cartney, Mine Vo Heart, Robert Rowe, Cedric Scbutz, Ronny Ren r, Keith Forrester Denny Erie, John Gilbert, Larry Jacobson, Slwood Boe, Denny Lastine, Back Row: Left to Ri?ht: Mr. Sackett-Assistant Coach, Kenny Leibfried, Danny Larson, Jerry Weirson, Gary Johnson, Ronny Jeters, Gary Austin, Dave Bredeson, :arl Paulson, Dour Robinson, Jarren Barrett, Ronny Crum, Darrel Cartney, Paul Paulsen, Kenny KcRoberts, ary Norby, Don Maa e, Terry Heathm -n, Mr. Hardt-Coach, Jinrr.y Csland-Dtudent Manager. Gary Norby Seniors Dick Grass C TEAM Earl Paulsen Dennis Erie, not pictur Warren Barrett Kneeling: J'.ark Ellingson, First row: Greg Randahl, Rex Back, Ronnie Ullom, Steve Zimmerman, Dennis Jacobson, Severt Denson, Kenny Brownlow, Arden-Payne, Davis Sweer., Bruce Sllingsor., Rickie Paagee, Dick Mahoney, Row two. Dr. Berg, coach, David Purgett, Eric Eastvold, Chuck Wold, Ronr.ie Timmerman, Jon Tangen, Steve Pilborn, Cary Korstrcm, Dennis Doe, Raymond Thompson, Ken:i- BASKETBALL ‘A’ Left to right: Mr. Hubbard, Gary Norby, Terry Heathnan, Kenny McRoberts, Ronnie Peters, Warren Barrett, Warren Harden, Ronnie Crum, Gary Austin, Kenrdt Nauman, Larry Jacobson, Joe Cartney Managers: Dick Mahoney, Roger Wherry BASKETBALL ‘B’ Standing left to right: Mr. Hardt, Joe Cartney, Jerry Wierson, Danny Larsen, Ronnie Crum, Leon Lauck, Daryl Cartney, Sam Sorenson, Dennis Lastine, Ronnie emer, Marvin Schott Front row left to right; Tan V.'herry, Rick Lamon, Ricky Leslie, Steve Allen, Dennis Hoe, Kenny Iverson, Mike Volkart SENIOR PLAYERS ( 3 Warren Harden, Centei 5 48 59 59 35 54 56 3 45 Spring Valley 59 Elkton 55 LeRoy Wykoff 32 LeRoy Adams 47 LeRoy Iyle 65 LeRoy Grand Meadnw 48 ' ► LeRoy Hayf ield 59 LeRoy Glenville 39 ' LeRoy Rose Creek 56 ’ LeRoy Gary Norby, Guard 46 Elkton 50 57 Riceville 55 54 Adams 39 42 Spring Valley 6l Lyle Glenville Rose Creek Grand Meadow Warren Earrett, Forward Kermie Nauroan, Forward Dennis Johnson, Forward LeRoy laRoy LeRoy I eRoy LeRoy LeRoy LeRoy I.eRoy leRoy Played after annual went to publisher BASEBALL Back raw left to right: Mr. Martin, David Orke, Kermit Nauman, Gary Norby, Gary Johnson, Gary Austin, Dale Bergland Front row left to right: Marvin Schott, Mike Volkart, David Bredeson, Larry Jacobson, Tom Lawson, Kenny McRoberts, Earl Paulsen. TRACK Third rcw left to right: Leon Lauck, Paul Paulsen, Ron Peters, Daryl Cartney, Cedric Schutz, Mr. Sackett Second row left to right: Elwood Boe, Earl Paulsen, Roger Bhend, Jerry Wi arson, Terry Heathman First rov left to right: Steve Ludeman, Neil VanTries, Joe Cartney, Bob McClary, Ronnie fteraer, Lon Maage. HUM SENIOR BAND Row one: Ruth Nymann, Sharon Laron, Joanne Jones, Maryga rle Thcrson, Patty Bh.end, Cindy Brcvniow. Row two: Theressa Payne, Karen Juvurd, Beveriy Soitau, Iiene Bergiand, Tommy Wnerry, Kathy Wore, Kary Schott, Margaret Scderpuist, Paul Pugg, Pat Patterson, Alice Meyers, Sam Sorenson, Keitn Forrester. Rrw three: Lynda Sande, Ricky Maage, Kary Runde, Janet Norby, Linda Scnott, Don Kaare, Larry Jacobson, Paul Satre, Gayle Norby, Janice Crke, Diane Daily, Roger . perry, Eric Larsen, Dick Mahoney, Karmen Larsen, Donna Pauls, Carolyn 7igi m, hick Larcn, Karen Soderquist. Row four: Diane Rosenthal, Lois Koppen, Linda Harrington, Tommy Thorscn, Jean Hansen, Linda Moe, Margaret Vigum, Linda Kedinnus, Kir. Tcrrison, Lois Morse, Vicki Gronert, David Burgett, Steve Kiibum, Verdeli Tapp, David Thorscn, Don Tapp, Joanne Boe, Janet Jones, Danny Larson, David Berg, Stanley McCaslin, Denny Moe. ’ Front Row left to right: Eric Larsen, Diane Daily, Janice Crke, Gayle Norby, Karen Juvrud, Keith Forrester, Sam Sorenson, Alice Meyers, Theressa Payne. Second Row left to right: Don Maage, Larry Jacobson, Paul Satre, Linda Kedinnus, Margaret Vigun, Karen Soderquist, Rick Lamon. Third Row Left to rignt: Danny Larson, Denny Moe, Stanley McCasiin, David Berg, Mr. Tcrrison, Ruth Nymann, Steve Milbum, Verdeli Tapp, Don Tapp. SWING BAND JUNIOR BAND Hew one; Rhonda Fister, Joan Eastvold, Evelyn Bye, Kathleen Dcueherty, Marcia Tanker., Janice Brown low. P.cw two: Pamela Nymann, Judy I'd lie r, Charlaine Hardt, Judy Payne, Margaret Wherry, Julaine Ion son, Michael Cartney, Patrick Dougherty, Francis Foe, Mark Kinter, Brian veils, Lance Krueger, Richard Lageson. Row three: Mary Pat Iverson, Mary Hansen, Sharon Austin, Allen Clson, Corinne Berg land, Lana La escn, Mr.Torrison, Audrey Stohr, Lila McRoberts, Linda Payne, Tom Rio, Barbara Soltau, Hannette Hutchins, Jeanne Csland, Kathy Larson, Michael Harrington, Lloyd Start, St°ven Peters, Stanley 3crgan. Row feur: Deborah Madsen, Linda Burgett, Ka,ye Johnson, Alien Christensen, V.'ayne Hells, Karl Nelson, MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: Diane Rich, Mary Lou ’uale, shyron la-'J Pegry Johnson, Kaye Iverson, Karen Smith FLUTE DUET Candy Nymann, Sharon Lairon CLAPNET FLUTE DUET Candy Nymann, Karen Juvrud ENSEMBLES CORNET DUET Donald Kaage, Larry Jacobson GIRLS TRIO Kiss Peterson, Mary Jane Hanson, Gloria Monsen, Mary Ann Kempe SIXTEENS Karen Soderouist, I lene Bergland, Kathy More, Paula Hansen, Mary Marti, Suzanne Hailing, Cheryl Souhrada CHORUS How one left to rie t: Kiss Peterson, Angela Kchn, Snarcn Byrd, Karen Stcckdale, Kaye Iverson, netha Wyatt, Elouise Rick, Sue Snyder, Wanda Rowe, Alice Keyers, Janet Jones. Rrw two left to right: Cheryl Souhrada, Kary Jane Hansen, Charlotte Christensen, Gloria Konscn, Kary Ann Kerppe, Kary Runde, Kary Lou Quale, Dianne Hopp, Sharon Lastine, Pat Bly, Cheryl Earnist. Girls’ Sextet Left to right: Kiss Peterson, Sharon Lastine, Kary Lou Cuale, Dianne Hopp, Sharon Bvrd, Retha Wyatt, Kaye Iverson. Custodians Mr. Olson AUTOGRAPHS OSTRANDER Lumber Yard Elevator Norbert Skaran, Manager No Job too large or too small. Robert Terry, Manager OSTRANDER STATE BANK Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Company Complete Banking Service first state b ank LEROY, MINNESOTA THE STATE BANK OF LEROY IS A wONLEKFUL PLACE. THEY INSURE YOUR MONEY THROUGH THE F.D.I.C. THE INTEREST IS GREAT ANT SO YOU CAN SEE, THERE'S NO BETTER PLACE FOR YOUR MONEY TO BE. PHONE - 45260 LEROY NATIONAL BANK The First National Bank of LeRoy, Minnesota Complete Banking and Insurance Service Member F.D.I.C. Telephone DAvis L-5L81 TRAP'S VARIETY This store is stacked from shelf to shelf, with Roods you'll want to buy. I'm speaking of Turner's Variety, itself, Why don't you give it a try. THOMPSON 'S FOOD MARKET OSTRANDER MI NNESOTA LAN CAS TER S K E L L Y S E R V I c E OSTRANDER MINNESOTA Let us help your car to keep running in tip-top condition. H E L L I C K S 0 N LIVESTOCK To have your trucking needs supplied, and for the best prices you can find, Heliickson's Livestock and Trucking service is the best service of its kind. Guaranteed Master Lubrication Service. ..'ashing-tune -up Service Brake Adjusting and Re lining. MaPitz FuRtviuKE C onqrxfuhtfort $ to ikt CU t of SAME'S grocery 4 LOCKER LE ROY INDEPENDENT For news and interest of all sort. The Le Roy Independent will report. Phone-U5325 OARAGE CONGRA TULA TIONS SENIORS AUSTIN SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 128 NORTH MAIN STREET AUSTIN, MINNESOTA nvoAVAKi_______________ Fashion Apparel AUSTIN, MINN. CONGRATULATIONS CUSS OF 1961 SMITH SHOE COM FA NY Better Shoes for The Entire Family AUSTIN, MINNESOTA If It's New— If It's Fashion— It's At Marvins. SPRING VALLEY MINNESOTA BUY FOR LESS B E R G L A N D AT CLEVELAND'S ACE HARDWARE STIRLING SHOPPING CENTER OR 313 MAIN ST. AUSTIN, MINN. Fcr clothes and garments and shoes galore Shop at B rglana's Clcthiers Store Le Roy Gamble Store A PPLIANCBS-FAINTS -WALLPA PER 2HONE---DAvis L5720 Hardware, Automotive, Farm Supplies and Sporting Goods. Ferd Koppen, Manager WOID'S DRUG STORE Established in 1366 Drugs and Sundries Au.stin, Minnesota EURGETT DAIRY SERVICE Polly Meadows Products For Rochester Dairy Products and a good buy see Don Burgett for he can supply. JOHNSON'S CHF7R0IFT BEAUTY SHOP STOCK'S SUNDRIES For jewelry, sodas, groceries and all. Stock's Sundries is the place on which to call. CCNGRATULATI ONS CLASS OF iy6i For hardware big or small at Hiller's you can buy it all. o v 0 r v L Fruits, vegetables, and meats they pack to make a value bulging sack. They also give S H Green Stamps. wto s;aro a; co - so w f t-1 w 3: MQJDELSON AND HA LI,IMG SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE 4 If you have pood eggs you car. be sure they'll be calling. They pick the best eggs for Mendelson and Hailing. SPRING VALLEY, MINNESOTA LEROY CLEANERS For dry cleaning needs and fast service, bring your cloths to the LeRoy Cleaners. Manager, Arthur McKenzie For Grandma, Mother, or Sister Sue, Fantle's has got the bargain for you. Shop at the Le Roy Food Market for the best of foods and bargains. INTERSTATE PCVER Electricity is cheap from Interstate Power. With prompt service at any hour] 201 Oakland Ava. West Austin, Minnsota Telephone HEmieck 3-2355 KCTOR SALES If you want to have fun, and excite your soul, why not come to the LeRoy Bowl.' It pays to look we 11111