Lewiston High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Lewiston, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

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Matthees, P. Essmann, M. Siebenaler, Y. Simon. THIRD ROW: J. Obitz, R. Ex'- pelding, K, Ellinghuysen, D. Dorn, FOURTH ROW: R. Fischer, G. Lappier, R. Oldham, E. Ladewig, W. Nahrgang. FIFTH ROW: W, Bartsch, J. Felsch, G. Thesing, K, Taylor. NOT PICTURED: D. Matzke, C. Dorn, C. Ties, D. Dom, S. Tukua. Sexfet G- Curry, C. Dorn, S. Selvig, D. Henry, R. Nienow, B. Brungardt, ACC0II1P2I1iSf--Mary Nussloch Wwgffff FRONT ROW Mr Jackson, Duector, C T1es,B Brungardt, K E111nghuysen,S Se1v1g, M Nussloch R Erpeldmg, J Ob1tz,L Hoppe G Hanson SECOND ROW Y Sunon J SUl11V2D,D Henry, C Dorn,G Curry, S Va11,N Essmann, M Kessler, C Erbe, M Matthees, M S1ebenaler R NICHOW A Ledebuhr FRONT ROW M Nuss1och,Accompan1st, S Se1v1g,G Curry, D Henry, R Nlenow SECOND ROW J Fe1sch,A Spe1tz,J M11de,J L1tcher ll? Cnole, D. dom, E, iilion, D. vllanek, B, Ledebmihr. .TI-IIRD,ROW: c, Treder, A. Amlmon, s, 'Tukua, Ff Duane, in Zami FRONT ROW, left to nght: S Sennck, D Meyer, M Fxscher, J Obltl B Mlcheel SECOND ROW N Cole, K Baer, G I-Iardtke, K Tay1or,E S1mon K Elllnghuysen THIRD ROW P Kess1er,D Nelson J Klembach, J S1mon,T W1rt,B Meyer, M Kessler, K Thesrng, G Lapp1er, J Felsch FOURTH ROW Mr Jackson, Duector C Dorn, D Dorn B Nussloch Zaevufet ua S. Senrick, D. Meyer, M. Nusloch, N. Cole. A. Speltz, J. Litcher, J. Felsch. I I FRONT ROW: M. Nusloch, D. Meyer, S, Senrick, T. Conway, M. Fisher, SECOND ROW: C. Pye, J. Sulli- van, J. Micheel, G. Haedke, K. Baer, S, Selvig, E. Simon. THIRD ROW: P. Kessler, D. Nelson, J. Klein- bach, D. Nelson, W. Bonow. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Jackson, Director, C. Dorn, D. Henry, D, Dorn, B, Brun- gardt, B. Nussloch. ROW E Larv1ck,S C'u.rry,B Ben1ke,P S1m s a Lewl , R Klaus G S1m,A S1mon,M Thesrng ROW V Stephan, J Brown, E Duellrnan, M C Mlllef, M Schott, S Kellam, M Duellman, ylor, S Chnstenson J Harmon,W Nahrgang, Z L Peterson L Nelson THIRD ROW N Mul C Laufenburger, J Schultz, J Kulack C Klerst, C Taylor, J McLeod,L Erbe J R1nn,L Loftus, J Mrlde, R Gohsh G Klaus Schultz, C Pngge STANDING Mr Jackson, D1 W Benson, K K1rkeby,P Ryan R Sun, , J Frscher L Daley 1- fr if ' 56 if MW 4'!! 2 :K ! C Lyn' 2 Queen Donna 21174 her royal court. U' . . . ZZQQQ 1,6542 ,-fZlZ,:L ff' .ff-44 41 QQ 21617 H,-1:51-gay dak' 'Z' i7L'454'! CfQ Lewiston vs Plainview s., S R .fa .Seneca Left to nght. Carol Pye Donna Henry, Donna Anderson, R1ta Erpeldmg M, 44604 Left to nght: Joaxme Groskx Cheryl Erdrnann Judy Peterson Da.rw1n Erdmann NOT PIC TURED' D1ckK1e1st ?' Left to right: Suzanne Selvig, Mary Nxssloch, Becky Brungardt, Arlene Antonson. 15 Dx lf!! -1 , -ag., n-f ' Mrs Foland, L1brar1an, J Chnstopherson, J Klembach, M Franzen, J Kessler, S Tukua, B Duane, M. Fmscher, C T1es, K Baer, J Konkel B M1chee1,B Nuszloch, R, Nelson, M S1ebena1er '20 ly, S FRONT ROW3 Left to Right: W. Bonow, L. Miller, R, Wanek, A. Luedtke. Oldham, J. Christopherson, K, Vorbeck, D. Thesing, C. Prigge, L. Erbe, D. Roberts, Larry Nelson. 16 , 1 SECOND ROW: D. Dorn, R Burfeind. STANDING: Mr b N 1 T SEATED left to rrght B McCasland J M1chee1 J Kermedy T Duane, D Thesmg D Erdmann R Hen nessy, A. Henry T Conway, L. Sun SECOND ROW A Speltz, W Erdmann R Erdmann D Mulholland J M1lde W Bartsch R GfOSk1 J Lltcher E Thesmg, M Daley Mr Kukeby Tw in SEATED Mr Roberts, adviser, J L1tcher, secretary treasurer, S Selvrg pres1dent,E Thesmg v1ce PYES1 dent STANDING B Kennedy R Thesmg C T1es,K Taylor, L Buck K Thesmg C Erdmann J Gxles, L. Taylor, K Baer 17 , : . , . , . , . . , . , . - , . . : . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . I .,, fa fm: f' Y. ' -W 9 ...f 4, rf K we , N X ly N. an 4, f ? fr' 6 , , X l , 1 . I - , ' 2 . l ' . ' - ' . l, . ' ' 1 I ' . 3 . , . l , . . . , . , - 9 ' . . ...W V7-W 5 as A ' I , f- , -a ' Q H 1 . x N V . n D 'og' . . 4 - ,nm nal' . ' x X ' r 4 . u - A ' rw - ,,,, W , U I ' f' , , ' I U ' . J 5. v X h 4 . .Q . . U I C - . -' n 'I i is . V , , 1 - , ' 5 .giif-Sega ' ' - ' , 2. eil? W- I X , I , n . w I .- g 3 Y ' 'F If 4 ,mfs '- I . - ' fs emys 4 Wea , I' -- ,,,' ' . - f 'zflail-fr If,--'ff v I I , ,,,, , 7 wifi as 'Wim MM! FIRST ROW D Thesxng W Erdmann D Matzke R Oldham E Ladew1g, L Hoppe SECOND ROW Mr Jacobsen advlsor, R Neldner J Klral R Ladewlg W Nahrgang J Chustopher son R Hennessy THIRD ROW H Tate R Trester R Thompson K Vorbeck K Stephan W Bonow R Oldham,B Meyer R Wanek FOURTH ROW J Prxgge J Mueller,L Sun, M Dorn E Marxhausen, D Prudoehl G Lapp1er, K. Taylor D Cordes FIFTH ROW A Luedtke R Hennessy K. Thesmg M Daley L Nelson, D Bam D Matthees, L S1m,D Schultz G Burns, D Burfemd ?7l40MC6'!4 N , ft' W 'r'-run. , '-0- ' J' FIRST ROW: D Thesmg, treasurerg W Erdmann, sentmel, L, Hoppe, re porter SECOND ROW R Oldham, secretary, D Matzke, vxce presldent, E Ladewlg, pres1dent 18 SW! aw un... in-0-A H-qmnht FIRST ROW M Rost,Y S1mon B Lanz SIIIOND ROW B Schloegel J Brown, S Varl, S Sennck THIRD ROW M Duellman M Franzen, J Grles, M S1ebenaler,D Meyer ul 4, 'J Qjfffn Zaazww W FIRST ROW: F Duane, HSSOC13.te teature ed1tor, G. Curry, Cd1tO1' 1n ch1ef, J Lltcher, sports edr torg A Zremer, feature edltor SECOND ROW N Holman, news ed1tor, N Lxngenfelter, 3.SSOC1 ate ed1tor, D Pollema, assoc1ate news ed1tor, A Judd, grade news edrtorg J Felsch, assoc1ate sports edrtor 19 R r V K Wil J .. A O ' 7 3 O J LE X3 R. J e N -ul' 'W J Y A Ju J J Offs ffpjvyw ,gf 29 D ,VL x I' V X 5 114 I I Ar ' l a J ,V ,fi I ', J A7 fvxyid ' lb 1 A n ia' Sw!! Q F: X ,. -C umm V, . gm' , FIRST ROW G Curry R Erdmann D Meyer, R Erpeldmg S Selvrg J Felsch A Zremer SECOND ROW S Sennck M Srebenaler D Meyer, F Duane D Pollerna R N1enow,M Matthees B Volkmann THIRD ROW B I.anz,B Schloegel E S1mon V Clark D Wanek '-wg.. KKK -6 ff' SEATED N Holman, assocxate ed1tor,S Vall co edrtor STANDING D Mulhol land bus1ness manager, J Lrtcher co edltor 0 v r . . . . . - . , . , . . , . , . , . . 0 - . . . . , . , . . , . , . . , . . . - - , . , . , . . : I x - ' . . . l . . . . . . , - . . . - 7 V . Y ' y M., x 2 . ,R F' V . x X r pure- Swan 55:44 Oat 'iiikx tail' ,Aff 'dt 7' -'-M15-fx The Junror class play Susan Steps Out a comedy rn three acts by Paul S McCoy was grven December 5 and 6 under the drrectron of Mr Walton and Mrss Edel The plot rnvolves the efforts of Susan Albrrght a v1vac1ous 16 year old to make herself known rn Hammondvrlle the town to whrch she has just moved She succeeds ln gettlng a donatron of 55 OOO for a new gymnasrum from Stephen Dunberry a former resrdent of I-lammondvllle who has made a fortune lll the harness busrness It looks as rf the Albrrghts are on therr way to fame when Mr Dunberry realrzes that the Albrrghts are l1v1ng rn hrs boy hood home He stops payment on the check and announces that he w1ll pay the Albrxghts a personal v1s1t Every one IS thrown mto a turmorl attemptlng to please Mr Dunberry Though many of these efforts end rn mxshap the f1nal results are good and Mr Dunberry does provlde the needed f1nanc1al support Susan Albrrght Davld Albrrght Nancy Albrrght Stephen Dunberry Katherrne Stoddard Madge Weaver Becky Brungardt Arlene Antonson Wllfred Bartsch L , le Hoppe Maxxne McLeod Betty Brand Rlchard Frscher Donna Anderson Nancy Cole Phyllls Gensmer Becky Haack Bruce Parker Mlss Hardy Jerry Conrad Helen Tremont Agnes Maple Orlando Payne Raymond Hennessy Rlchard Thesmg Phyllrs Krese Audrey Hennessy Larry Nelson John Mlcheel Arlyce Judd Kay Morcomb Janlce Rrnn Alexander Henry Tom Duane , rs 5 i t f 'A ' Q ' ' Y A 'L -. , ' ,Jn i X 4 V . A k:ffl5 :,' Q 'ii A, 4- p .lx ' 1 I L ' SQA iw . k K ln- rv 1 ref . 6 5 'ff 'Sf I K I 55? X Vw: I I I X 9 ' U I A . . ' . . - ' . . , . . . ' I . . . . . - E I I ' I 4 c I ' I 21 V 5 P Q Sw s K K My QM Q r A N X 'm KJ X x Q 3 CQ .L ffczf 50:6 aniaowafzq 5 4 Q Z 2 . . as 41 ,5 , w r , ' Q In The girls in flapper gowns are Susie Selvig, Donna Mae 5 Meyer, Eloise Simon, and Doris Meyer. Tmjjzizj ,Asahi fi W .ff My fed my h 1 M .my Mm 1 3 w N AQXX J, X x N Q s KN , v N fs 1 rf Y, UK wr f 1 1 'I 1 'sf ldv u fx, ' Qf Www if r A W Mft' 1 ,X Costumes and customs of the roaring 20's were part Qi QV P oct b 21 e NH D M y 1 ft d 50th Anniversary celebration at L.H.S. on Here dapper Wayne Erdmann escorts oris Donna Mae Meyer. oer , eer M, M.. 1 if ,ry XQZLD Cub Cb Q ,X 6' 'VD I KV. Wwwafefvw .aw efilfif ?aoZ54ZZ S C' f. Mr B1anch1 ass1stantcoach,W Erd mann, co captam, W Bartsch, captam, Mr Klrkeby, coach FIRST ROW B Volkmann Manager, T Duane, D Erdmann R Exdmann A Henry SECOND ROW R Hennessy D Thesmg L Slm W Bartsch W Erd mann D Grosk1, G Thesmg L S1m M Daley THIRD ROW Mr B1anch1 ass1stant coach, J Kennedy D Flsher T Conway, D Bam K Thesmg L Sen I1Ck,K Taylor A S1mon1c J M1chee1 Mr Klrkeby, coach Zoaedeaamt 24 . . . .,.. ,. ,. ' 7' !'1' 7' '. ,. ,. . ,. ,. a 'f ...K- u , .-' - '. CO- ,flin- L Dick me f- Dick '-Al THEY Grand Meadow Wabasha Stewam. 111e Chatf1e1d St Charles Plamvxew St Felxx Ron WX y wi . f fig if 5' L 5 r A M' .- x .5 Q -I IIB-us ll ?oaa44Z! Sena Gene mf lmb ll ' 'Inbe 'Mlke ' 1111e Tom 'ig 1' C A f 1.. I V '11 I x. K Q' WE f 39 14 ' 14 19 18 ' 13 12 ' 13 38 . 41 13 ' ' 6 13 . ' 13 A if u pg 'Aj 1 .Rayll I ul U ' ll IW' ' ll ll ' 1 'fx 'W i' K I f ' A vm: -x.' p 3- 1 , 1' 'Q ', 3 . 1 1 1-1 , , 5 f 1 E H I 5 f , U 41 ,f , .4 ,45ga4d 'K Hama' KW KNEELING D Erdmann R Erdrnann, J Mrlde D Mulholland W Erdmann Polus, coach, A Henry T Duane J Lrtcher D Nuszloch A. Speltz fs' Sgaad ...L .4-3. FW I4 A6 S TAND ING Mr 'Q PM ! 'Wh FIRST ROW B Volkmann, Manager, R Gohsh P Bundy, R Benson G Lapprer B Meyer, R Hennessy, R Snyder W Nahrgang, J Mueller, Mr Branch: coach SECOND ROW Mr Polus, coach, M Daley D Schultz, C Kessler, L. Hoppe A Luedtke J Mrcheel, C Prrgge L Srm 96 ff I ,Q A A 'M . M345 'S 4, ' . z ff? ft ef 3 W4 5 uv m W w Ron Lube Lltch Nu li Af 'T j r me f s 'M J 5 THE tfgw I4 X S Loretto L P13.1HV16W Alma Rolhngsto Eyota Rushiord Wabasha Stewartvrlle X 7,1 tf J pf If Lanky 'Nuse 71 Loretto Eyota Wabasha Rushford Stewartvllle Elgm St Charles P131l1V1E,W Rolhngstone Cotter Tournament Wabasha Eyota Wmona if .W K fi wh K 9, ,gf I X Q '15, X ,V f , ' Jw 4 JL I Q! 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' 45 ' a f W -.- 75 5 55 43 ' '- 37 82 40 63 ' 58 81 ' 57 55 47 5 ll YI 57 36 39 , YI u ll ' H ' uAlu 1, fd, Ev Y I ,, b 45' H ' U -Z A 'zjf 2 eam fx A 6 ,.. fx M IQSIEELING W Erdmann B McCasland L Sennck R Exdmann A Henry D Erdmann D Lafky STANDING Mr Klrkeby coach, J htcher A Speltz D Nuszloch D Mulholland J M1lde D Gros k1 T Duane G Thesmg D 'l hes1ng Mr Polus, asslstant coach gewedadi Wetnmw fx KNEELING L Senr1ck,A Henry D Erdmann T Duane, B McCa.sland STANDING G Thesmg, A Speltz J L1tcher,W Erdmann D Grosk1,R Erdmann 28 X if ' in 4 EA-'H ' I 1 -A ff, dxf fv- ju-Mr 0 41 00 FRANC ES DUAN E Fran She s eaks et she sa 'Wm ' YIQ 'sr avg. 1 .. way! ff ff 'Af SHIRLEY VAIL GERALDINE CURRY DONNA MAE MEY7 ,J 5hir1 Gerry Queenie V f fp J' Generally speaking. Full of fun and mis- Of all the ani ls, the 'X v' chief too, doing all boy ig the 1110513 1,131 47 V J 7 there is to do. rnanagia4b'le, 'TWD A , A ' W ' ' of - 1 X Diff WV 5 ' ' ,Q , ,ff V N,-'1 ,, f , f 1' flu I ' ' -R 1 ,1 ' I ' jill' . wil! f Lf UW SHIRLEY VAIL - FHA ls Student Council 25 I've Cot A Date With Judy 35 Newspaper, Annual Co- Editor, Class Officer, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus 4. GERALDINE CURRY - Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Newspaper 1,2,3,4g Student Council, FI-IA 13 Dec- lamation 2,45 I've Got A Date With Judy 3, An- nual Staff, Class President, Octet, Girls' Quartet, Sextet 4. DONNA MAE MEYER - Library Club, Class Officer, FHA 13 Class President 25 Delegate to Girls' State, I've Got A Date With Judy, Gradua- tion Usher 3, Class Officer, Homecoming Queen, Annual Staff 45 Declarnation 2,-4. FRANCES DUANE - Newspaper 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 2,3, RALPH OIDI-IAM I have no rnockings or arguments- I witness P 7 y YS I nothing. and wait. Vi! wr 4g FHA 15 Declamation 25 I've Got A Date With Judy 3, Annual StaH 4. RALPH OIDHAM - FFA 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 3,45 FFA Officer 4. EUGENE THEING - Band 1,2,3,4g Pep Band l,2,3g Mixed Chorus 2,3,4g Football 3,43 Baseball, Lettermen's Club 1,3,4g Letterrnen's Officer, Graduation Usher 35 Student Council 4. SUZANNE SELVIG - Transfer from Santa Monica, Califomia. Band, Mixed Cho- rus, Glee Club 2,3,4g Pep Band 2,35 Sextet, Student Council 3,43 Class Officer 25 Alternate Delegate to Girls' State, I've Got A Date With Judy , Gradua- tion Usher 35 Girls' Quartet, Octet, Majorette, Queen's Attendant, Annual Staff 4. SUZANNE SELVIC Susie A girl with a smile is girl worthwhile. EUGENE THESING llcenell Sane, sensible, and serious. I ,.,, M fl? at '-Jar ilu...- 3 K s k.,.yv- .4 DARYL LAFKY Some say he's quiet, others know the tzuth. DARYL LAFKY - Basketball 1, FFA 1 ,2g Baseball 3, 4. CAROLYN ERBE - Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 3,43 Newspaper lg Usher 3. RACHEL NIENOW - Mixed Chorus, Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA, Library Club 1, Declarnation 25 l've Got A Date With Judy 3, Sextet, Girls Quartet, Octet, Annual Staff 4. JOHN FELSCH - Band, Pep Band 1,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus 2, 3,45 Boys' Glee Club, Football, Class Officer 23 Class President lg Student Coimcil, Graduation Ush- er, I've Got A Date With Judy 33 Newspaper 3,43 B, 4-emilv' CAROLYN ERBE Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings. Boys' Quartet, Octet, Annual Staff 4. BRUCE VOLK- 3 BRUCE VOLKMANN To be awake is to be alive. X 7 . fav- Yr 'ai C . ,Q, 'C' 4 'T' bi NANCY HOLMAN Nance Patience is the best remedy for every trou- ble. if --'Y auf' ,ls- 175 3' ..-af' s if RACHEL NIENOW llRach ll A girl with a knack to do everything well, how good she will be, no one can tell. . X 1 s Q 9 JOHN FELSCH lllesll Love is warm, I have no winter. MANN - Mixed Chorus 3,45 l've Got A Date With Judy 35 Newspaper, Annual Staff 4. MIIDRED MATTHEES - Usher 35 Mixed Chorus, Glee Club, Annual St ff 4. NANCY HOLM a AN - Transfer from St. Paul. Newspaper 2,3,4g Class Officer, I've Got A Date With Judy 35 Student Council, Declamation 7 Annual Associate Editor 4. RONALD ERDMANN - Transfer from Wabasha. Basketball, Football, Let- , , , asket a o aptain, Base- termen's Club 2 3 4' B b ll C -C b all 3,43 FFA 2,33 Letterrnen's OHicer, FFA Officer 5 Annual Staff 4. MILDRED MATTHEB Millie Though this be mad- ness, yet there is meth- od in it. . is ..-1 RONALD ERDMANN IIROUII It might be better if I would, but it's awful lonesome being good. vc:- tvs- ii.L ,,. ., 5 X 1 '5 ,i RICHARD GROSKI 'Dick Let us have wine and women, mirth and laughter, sermons and 05' EVELYN KRAMER vie Many a noble soul is hidden by a quiet ex tenor soda water the day aft e ll RICHARD GROSKI Football Lettermen's Club 2, Baseball 3 EVELYN KRAMER FHA Declamation 1 ELOISE SIMON Band Pep Band 1 2 3,4 Mixed Chorus Glee Club 2 3 4, Class Officer 2 3, FHA Library Club 1, Declamation Newspaper 2, I've Got A Date With Judy, ' Graduation Usher 3, Annu Staff 4 BILLY MCCASLAND Basketball Baseball 2 3 43 Football 15 FFA 1 2, I've Got A Date With Judy 33 Lettermen's Club 4. JOHN LITCHER - Band. Pep Band Mixed Chorus, Basketball Baseball 1 2 3 4- Lettermen's Club, Newspaper A 3 4- Class President I've Got A Date With Judy ', Graduation Usher 3: Class Officer 1 33 Student Council 2 4g An- JOI-IN LITCHER 'Litch It is easy for men to talk one thing and think another. MARY SI EBENALER ' e eople say life is the thing, but I pre fer reading. ' 'Bmw -UW' ELOISE SIMON BILLY Mc CASLAND HE-11 N exu 3 Camera lots of 'I like work, it fascr Snap nates me, I can sit and look at it for hours .117 1' 2 ew-L 'K nual Co Editor Annual Staff Boys' Quartet 4, Boys Glee Club 2 MARY SIEBENALER Newspaper ,2, 3,4, FHA 1, I've Got A Date With Judy ' 3 Mixed Cl orus, Glee Club, Annual Staff 4, Library Club 1 4 DOROTHY POLLEMA Newspaper 2 3 4, Band 2 3 FHA 1 I've Got A Date With Judy 3, Library Club 1,2, Declarnation 1,4 Annual Staff 4 DONAID DALE MULHOLLAND - Basketball 1,2,3 45 Football Student Council 13 Baseball 2 4, Lettermen's Club 2 3 4, Class Officer Newspaper 2, I've Got A Date With Judy 3, Declamation Business Manager An- nual Staff 4. T711 ,,,f,, k DONAID DALE DOROTHY POLLEMA MULI-IOLLAND Dot 'Mul The way to get ahead As quiet and incon- and stay ahead is to spicuous as a world use a head. ' war. ' ylmvii. f Qfn- w, 41891 qgf' 1 a VIVIAN CLARK Viv Short, sweet, trim, and neat. pn '15 THOMAS CONWAY llTOm ll I was born to be an an- gel, but my wings didn't sprout. VIVIAN CIARK-- I've Got A Date With Judy 35 Annual Staff 4. THOMAS CONWAY--Band 1,2,3,43 Football 2,3,45 Lettermen's Club 3,4, Pep Band 1,23 I've Got A Date With Judy 3g FFA 1. WILLIAM PRIGGE BEVERLY LANZ--Newspaper 1,2,3,45 Usher 3. DIANA WANEK Diane Man is a military ani- mal, glories in gun- powder and loves pa- rade. EARL IADEWIG lloilll He is little, but he is wise. He is a terror for his size. 5: WILLIAM PRIGGE IIPOPQN Beware! I may do something sensational yet. rx. BEVERLY LANZ IIBEVII In school a quiet lass she seems to be, but who knows if it's true when she 's free. DIANA WANEK--Librar Club FHA 1, I've Got A Y v u Date With Judy 35 Annual Staff, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 4. EARL LADEWIG--FFA 1,2,3,4g FFA Officer, FFA Judging Team, Mixed Chorus 3,4. DAVID KLEINBACH--FFA 1,2. BERNEICE SCHLOEGEL--Newspaper 2,3,4g Usher 3. DAVID KLEINBACH llFredll Happy go lucky, fair, and free. Nothing there is to bother me. BERNEICE SCHLOEGEL Money isn't everything . . . . or is it? R , X fii 'f ' ' QW-nal fi' 'ST V M506 Q W-an ROGER RUPPRECHT DORIS ERDMANN PHYLLIS ESSMANN JAMES MJLDE Rupp Quiet? Oh Ho! You X Phil Lanky The beginning is the should know her better. As the saying is, I have l may be tall, but most important part of got a wolf by the ears. brother that's not all. the work. ROGER RUPPRECHT FFA 1 2 3 4 Footba 2 2 9 5 2:35 Basketball, Lettermen's Club 3. DORIS ERDMANN--Usher 35 Queer. 's Attendant 4. PHYLLIS ESSMANN--Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 3,45 Declamation 25 Usher 3. JAMES IVHIDE--Mixed Chorus, Basketball 1,2,3,45 Letterrnen's Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 2,35 Student Council 15 Boys' Quartet, Octet, Baseball 4. WAYNE ERDMANN--Transfer from Wabasha. Basket- ball, Lettermen's Club, FFA 2,3,45 Football, Base- WAYNE ERDMANN RITA ERPELDING ll ll EFP llE1bell 'No sinner, no saint per- A fickle and change- haps, but well, the ver- ful thing is woman ev- y best of chaps. er. Ji., PATRICIA KESSLER Give me your hand and let me feel your pulse. ball 3,45 Basketball Co-Captain, Football Co-Cap- tain, FFA Officer 4. RITA ERPEIDING--Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 3,45 Cheerleader 1,45 FHA 15 I've Got A Date With Ju- dy 35 Queen's Attendant, Annual Staff, Declamation 4. PATRICIA KFSSIIR--Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Class Officer, FHA, Library Club 1. DONALD MATzK13--FFA 1,2,3,45 Mixed chorus 3,45 FFA Ogicer 45 l've Got A Date With Judy 3. 'B Dies REQ 4 S-sa, . ISK, PQ. E iii, .gg al ' was DONALD MATZKE Moses For too much rest it- self becomes a pain. llpat ll Q' 1 '33 41. ANTHONY SPELTZ IITOHYYI If school is liberty, give me death. .-ff' DORIS MEYER Kansas For there is nothing more silly than a silly laugh. K r DONNA HENRY Donna It's no use boys, her heart belongs to an- other. :, -. .,.. k .', . ,v-,A X -mv.,-f DANIEL CORDES llDannyll Never speak sense when nonsense will serve the purpose as well. RKESLER ANTHONY SPELTZ--Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Baseball 1,2,3,45 FFA l,2,35 Glee Club 2, Boys' Quartet, Octet, Newspaper 45 Cheerleader 15 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Class Officer 1,25 FFA Judging Team 2,33 I've Got A Date With Judy 3. DORIS MEYER--Transfer from Inman, Kansas. Band, Pep Band, Clarinet Quartet, Newspaper, Annual Staff, Declamation 4. DONNA HENRY--Band, Pep Band, Cheerleader, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 1,2,3,4g Sextet 3,45 Girls' Quartet, Octet, Declarnation 4. fwfr ,A 2,02-lfk., DANIEL CORDES--FFA 1,2,3,4. JOHN KONKEL ARLENE ZIEMER--Newspaper 1,2,3,4. FHA, Library Club 15 Declamation 25 Usher 35 Annual Staff 4. SANDRA SENRICK--Band, Pep Band 1,2,3,43 Clari- net Quartet 2,43 FHA, Library Club 1, Usher 3, An- nual Staff, Declamation 45 Newspaper 3,4. MARY KESSLER--Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,4g Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 4, FHA, Library Club 1, I've Got A Date With Judy 3. SANDRA SENRICK f. 45 A of L ,I JOHN KONKLL Jackie ARLENE ZIEMER Rather than love, than Her wa are wa of YS YS money, than fame, pleasantness, and all give me truth. her paths are peace. am capable of en Joying myself any where even in school MA Y S llmikelf I hate quotations, tell me what you know. .nr 24 .J xxx, M7 as .gg ,Ap 'Rf llsandyll HI - i Y M 9' , V I wh X 4 r 'Q ' N 'W 1 Two stupendous events occurred in the year 1945. The first atomic bomb was drop- ped, and we struck Lewiston Public School. ln September 1945, thirty-two smiling faces plus a few bashful ones entered Miss Medha ugh's first grade room. Of these thirty-two, sixteen are in the graduating class. They are Richard Groski, Anthony Speltz, Dale Mulholland, Eloise Simon, Thomas Conway, Rachel Nienow, Earl Lade- wig, Donna Henry, Patricia Kessler, Donna Mae Meyer, Suzanne Selvig, James Milde, John Litcher, John Konkel, John Felsch, and Eugene Thesing. Our biggest accomplish- ment in the first grade was acting out The Three Billy Goats Gruff. Upon reaching the second grade we were joined by Donald Barnewitz and we were sorry to lose Earl Ladewig. In this grade we had our first music class and first spelling lessons. One of our happiest memories from this grade was our Christmas party. The next stage in our educational career was the third grade. For the first time in our lives, our great class was separated. Half of us spent our year sharing the second grade room. During our third grade year, we were joined by Dorothy Pollema and Ronald Erdmann. In our fourth year, we were aga in united into one happy class under the guidance of i fMrs. Brungardt, one of our favorite teachers. It was during this year that Ronald Erd- mahn bade us farewell and Earl Ladewig rejoined us, along with Mary Kessler, Krys- tyna Staron and Nancy Stever. We spent many enjoyable hours listening to Mrs. Brun- gardt read us stories. The biggest memory of the year was the surprise birthday party we gave in Mrs, Brungardt's honor. Our most memorable classmate was Krystyna Sta- ron. She came to us with her family as a displaced person from Poland. Fifth grade was our year of terror. For instance, John Litcher hurried out the door one day and in the process knocked out one ofthe lower panes, which was never re- placed. This devilish class was quick to take advantage of the broken window, using it as a means of entering the room when the door was locked. No one joined us or left us this year. In the sixth grade we developed our artistic talents, drawing many pictures and posters under the able direction of Miss Engh. We also enjoyed seeing who could reach the top of the spelling chart. Don Gilsdorf and Shirley Golish joined us this year and John Roth left us. The next step on our ladder of school progress was the seventh grade. We really , ' '-:- , . Y .M 4 thought we were big now because we were in high school. However, we didn't ac- complish much during this year. During this year Bill Burns, Daniel Cordes, Beverly Lanz, Bill McCasland, Marguerite Renk, Sandra Senrick, Mary Siebenaler and Diana Wanek joined us. John Roth rejoined us and Ronald Konkel left us. The eighth grade was not much different from the seventh. However, Arlene Ziemer, Berneice Scholoegel, and Roger Rupprecht joined our clan. Susie Selvig left us. Upon reaching our freshman year, things really started to pop. Our grade grew in one big jump as we were joined by Vivian Clark, Geraldine Curry, Elrene Dahlke, Frances Duane, Carolyn Erbe, Doris Erdmann, Jean Erickson, Rita Erpelding, Phyllis Essmann, David Kleinbach, Evelyn Kramer, Shirley Vail, Bruce Volkman, Daryl Laiky, Harriet Larson, Mildred Matthees, Donald Matzke, Lawrence Matzke, Ralph Oldham, William Prigge, Gerald Rinn, and Murvin Thomas. Our first big class project was building the bonfire for Homecoming. We also received our greatest humiliation by being initiated by the sophomores. When we reached the tenth grade we promptly initiated the freshmen, forcing the boys to wear shorts and make-up while the girls wore a combination of Overalls, lamp- shades, men's long underwear, and washed, unset hair. Donna Duellman, Wayne Erd- mann, Ronald Erdmann, Nancy Holman, and Marilyn Koffel joined us. Lawrence Matzke and Gerald Rinn left. However, we welcomed Susie Selvig back again. The junior year brought many new things. Severalofour boys played on our cham- pionship football and basketball teams. ln the fall of the year, we presented our class play, A Date With Judy. Many of us took an active part in it. From shortly after Christmas until the nineteenth of May, we spent hours working on our Prom, which was held at The Oaks at Minnesota City. A Hawaiian theme was carried out. The Prom consisted of a banquet and a dance. During this year, Betty Schultz, Betty Bar- ber, and Bernadine Kanz left us. At last we have reached our final step in our high school career, our senior year Doris Meyer joined us last fall and helped us as we planned for our cla ss trip to New York and carried on many money raising projects. As we complete our high school education, we leave with the confidence that the years we have spent in Lewiston High School will afford us many hours of pleasant memories. lifkkn 'U Q 'W--...ima if-it fl--Y Ng! 'Q Seackvz 2-,qw sam samg Qff,Z!fzcAffg4.A.f I cf? ,ffc-e4,f.A.,-Lf.f6ffL'- . 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Yum 'lx Richard Fischer Phyllis Gensmer Becky Haack Audrey Hennessy Raymond Hennessy Alexander Henry Lyle Hoppe Arlyce Judd '95 1' il ey -'55 'F flh- ..,,,,, gg, 'lvx 'ur--f John Kennedy Phyllis Kiese Joe Kiral Marie Kramer Berniece Ledenbuhr Myrna Ledebuhr Nancy Lingenfelter J a ,fo my is as ,SQ-P Donald Matthe es Marie Matzke -cw 9, Ns . fr j Y fra' 'N 1- 7: V Maxine McLeod -5 J ..., fsqyv Donald Meyer 'P' ,. k- ' 1 xg 4' 35 , 'A lf 1...5515 i f ' , John Micheal Kay Morcomb Larry Nelson Dale Nuszloch Lavonne Pasche Janice Rinn Nancy Stever Richard Thesing Clarine Treder Qi ., Y. . 3 .gy 913' I J V A .416 V if ' Dale Bain Karen Beech Rollie Benson Ruth Brandt Adele Crossfield image his N Glenadine Hanson Judy Kleinbach Thea Mae Langseth Mary Lou F ranzen Gerald Lappier Dale Burfeind Marlys Duellrn an we , , gpg Ziff -1 W-. Q 4 all X X L Charles Kessler Judy Christopherson Karen Ellinghuysen ws' f'f l ,s Judy Kessler Ardel Luedtke Robert Meyer Judith Miller 1' qw. iii wx In in fviim VCI? 155,55 0 5 59. -W if QA by Mary Nussloch Joanne Obitz Ro er Oldham Dennis Prudoehl Carol Pye 8 Karen Rost Darleen Schott Joyce Rehse Ric hard Sc hultz Lyle S1m 'Dh- Richard Snyder Willis Bonow Kermit Taylor Ray Thompson Charlotte Ties Sharon Tukua Alice Wadewitz Ronnie Wanek Kenneth Ziemer if ,Q K all wi'-5? new W ff F Y 'M' as M K' W in . , ,.... 1 L I V ,,,.' K .nr I Karen Baci' Barbara Benike Joann Brand Joyce Brommerich Judy Brown Paul Bundy George Burns 'Mew Robert Hennessy Sadie Hoppe James Christopherson Charles Conway Mike Daley Sherry Denzer David Dorn Marlo Dorn Eileen Duellman r'JJ y, A p ,Q M -.. y A 3 ig I do , --, Barbara Duane Rita Duellman W . 2: P J .'-' gr . v X, ' ' 'Kkk- , , , i Erbe J 2 M3-IY Fischer J f Robert Golish an L ' raz, J Mid Q 'l r Tv I ff Qu f V 3 , ', :.: f Q s is' , ,rira ,'-. 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He' ACN-N 1 W QP J -.f 1 Nw 1. ggigg.- ,f y if 1 .V ,aw ,af ndiifksyl , -N 'A A , W - A515 ITS? 1' in -I ,f 'YW ww-we Q' if Nw or M X if an -We re- 'VIZ Wh was W 4315. fm fig-rs, -fairy Wanda Benson Dons Brandt Raymond Brandt Drana Daley Karen Denzer Cheryl Erdrnann Kathleen Frscher Sandra Groskr Mary Kay Hermessy Sharon Kellam Carol Kessler Kenneth Krrkeby Charles loftus Drane Mrller Robert Miller Vrrgrma Mohan: June Murphy Arlene Neldner Dawn Nelson Lyle Nrenow James Randall Mary Schott Thomas Schott Bernard Srebenaler Rosemary Srm John Srmon Vern Nell Stephen Lors Taylor Charles Thesmg Karen Wanek Joan Vanderau Seven WK uw Donald Antonson Robert Baer Jack Bohr Boyd Boynton LaLoni Buck Clarence Cady Sharon Christenson Jean Christopherson Roxy Cordes Sharon Curry Margaret Daley Stephen Daley Darwm Erdrnann Donme Golrsh Geraldme Hardtke Mary Kanz Bernard Kennedy Joan Kessler Katherrne Kilmer Rrchard Klerst Leo Loftus Edrth Mamon Beverly Meyer Delores Moham Mary Lou Moham Elrzabeth Nussloch Mary Ann Rost Pat Ryan Bernard Schott Charles Schultz Frank Srebenaler Danrel Thesmg Nadme Vanderau Karen Volkmann Thomas Wrrt NOT PICTURED, Leo Daley 'NW 2? 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Q-:L X, ,m.m,,. . , 1, ,.....u D .M 4 'gfome Zcanomcbc , CE gggwf 9- ' +L M 1 nl f ' 'AW X 1,: ' Kgg y 1, as wizgg, W W 'V7' QQ L- ' iszqgf enioms qw? 5 9 5 6, fl gif ANITA Al-IRENS -- Band, Pep Band5 Mixed Chorus5 NSWSPE-lpcr 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Glee Clubg Clarinet Quartet 2,3,45 Student Council, Going on Seven- teen 35 Sextet, Girls' Quartet, The Phantom Tiger 4. JOYCE AUPPERLE -- FHA, Mixed Chorus 1,25 Class Officer 25 Going on Seventeen 35 Home- coming Queen, The Phantom Tiger 4. HEIDI BALIARD -- Transfer from Biloxi, Mississippi. Mixed Chorus, Newspaper 3,45 Glee Club, The Pantom Tiger 4. DONALD BARBER -- Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 Class President 15 Basketball, Football, FFA, Baseball 1, 25 Going on Seventeen 35 Basketball Scorekeeper, Newspaper 3,45 Band 4. ELDON BARTSCH -- Band, Football, Baseball, Let- mhv' F' ANITA AHRENS JOYCE AUPPERLE HEIDI BALLARD it fll, i has DONAID BARBER ELDON BARTSCH JUDY BENCK .V ll. W' A p W gif W 'Tit 41:41 RICHARD BoNow 5 CHARLES CROSSFIELD il ,P ti' FRED crtossF1E1.D K Vkkr , Ext S5111 . 5 terrnen's Club 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 Basketball 1,2,35 Lettermen's Officer, Going on Seventeen 35 Class Officer 1,2,45 Pep Band, Ethics Cormnittee Chainnan, The Phantom Tiger, Annual Co-Edi- tor, Valedictorian 4. JUDY BENCK -- Mixed Chorus, Band 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Pep Band 4. RICHARD BONOW -- FFA 1,2,3,45 FFA Judging Team 3,45 FFA Officer 4. CHARLES CROSSFIEID -- Band, Mixed Chorus 15 Basketball, Baseball 1,25 Football 2,3,45 Letter- men's Club 3,45 The Phantom Tiger 4. FRED CROSSFIELD -- Band, Mixed Chorus, Basket- ball, Football, Baseball 1,2,3,45 FFA 15 Pep Band, Class Officer 25 Boys' Quartet 35 Student Council 2,35 Lettermen's Club 2,3,45 Football Co-Captain, The Phantom Tiger 4. JEAN DUELIMAN -- Band 2,3,45 Going on Seven- teen 35 Newspaper 3,45 Pep Band 4. LORNA ELLINGHUYSEN -- Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2. ROBERT FRANZHXI -- Transfer from Lanesboro. FFA 3,45 FFA Officer 4. VIRGIE LARVICK -- Transfer from Buck Creek, Iowa. Band, Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Clarinet Quartet, Class Officer 3,45 Newspaper Reporter, Graduation Usher, Going on Seventeen 35 Sex- tet, Girls' Quartet, Feature Editor of the Cardinal, Ethics Committee, The Phantom Tiger, Saluta- torian, Co-Editor of the Annual 4. DONNA LEWIS -- Mixed Chorus, Majorette 1,2,3, 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 FHA, Newspaper Reporter, Band 1,25 Sextet, News Editor of the Cardinal 3,45 Going on Seventeen 35 Girls' Quartet, The JEAN DUELLMAN IORNA ELIINGHUYSEN ROBERT FRANZED VIRGIE IARVICK 'S ' J'-Q.: 'V fi ,. ,la 0 r Y 1: 'Q-:Z-8 I MARY LINGENFELTER R 3 DONNA LEWIS X Q. T x, 1 y n I4 Phantom Tiger 4. MARY LINGENFELTER -- Newspaper 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Declamation, Going on Seventeen 3. ARLENE NELSON -- Band, Pep Band, Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Glee Club 2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Class Play Student Director 3,45 Homemaker of Tomorrow, Salutatorian 4. SUE NORDNESS -- Newspaper 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus Glee Club 1,3,45 FHA 1,25 Cheerleader, Student Council 1,45 Class President 2,35 Girls' State, Going on Seventeen 35 Editor of the Cardinal, The Phantom Tiger 4. GARY PETERSON -- Mixed chorus 1,3,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Baseball 15 Class Oiicer 25 Going on Seventeen 35 Class President, Student Council, The Phantom Tiger 4. ' ' 'Eg li i ' .. W' an A . , .fag f, ARLENE NELSON -,.y, SUE NORDNESS 4:- GARY PETERSON Mar J ga' . 6- 5113 554' Ui I is vid.. I Q- A x ,dqvl i A ik-I' ' 'za , j 5. V fi, We 1 Y E X 1 A . thigh f . i Q N216-if 1' F L MARILYN PRIGGE -- Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Class Officer 35 Sextet 3,45 Girls' Quartet, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. VEE ANN PYE -- Band, Pep Band, Newspaper 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,3,45 FHA 1,25 Clarinet Quar- tet 2,3,45 Going on Seventeen 35 Pep Band 3,4. JO ANN RHXIN-- Band 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 15 F1-IA 1,25 Going on Seventeen 35 Pep Band 3,4. GERAIDINE SACKREITER -- Cheerleader, News- paper 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Mixed Chorus, Class Officer 1,45 Girls' State Altemate, Going on Seventeen 35 Glee Club, Salutatorian 4. ISABELLE SCHOTT -- FHA 1,25 Class Play Ticket -1. .Nl Q ' F ' lift? AZ' x 5 N x , MARILYN PRIGGE it .,T... VEEANNPYE JOANNRINN GERAIDINE SACKREITER ISAVELLE SCHOTT DEAN SELVIG ROBERT SHATTUCK SUSAN STEVER MU RIEL THOMAS Seller 3,4. DEAN SELVIG -- r from Santa Monica, California. Band, . ep Band, Mixed Chorus, Basket- ball, Football, Lettermen's Club, Newspaper 3,45 Graduation Leader, Going on Seventeen 35 The Phantom Tiger. ROBERT SHATTUCK -- The Phantom Tiger, Stage Crew 4. SUSAN STEVER -- FHA 1,25 Mixed Chorus 15 Going on Seventeen Ticket Seller 3. MURIEL THOMAS --FHA 1,25 Declamation, Mixed Chorus, Glee Club 1. ARDENE TREDER -- Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Newspaper 2,32 Going on Seventeen 33 The Phantorn Tiger 4. ARGENE 'ITXEDER -- Basketball 1,23 Football, let- termen's Club 2,3,45 Going on Seventeen 35 Mixed Chorus 4. VICTOR VAIL -- Judging Team, FFA 1,2,3,4g Student Council President, FFA President 3,45 Go- ing on Seventeen 35 The Phantom Tiger 4. DOROTHY VOLKMANN -- FHA 1,2g Mixed Chorus ARDENE TREDER ARGENE TREDER VICTOR VAIL W, DOROTHY VOLKMANN Y - ARLIS WACHHOIZ , , . M, ' -f.- ' ,K 15 Ticket Seller at The Phantom Tiger 4. ARLIS WACHHOIZ -- Mixed Chorus 15 Make-up for Going on Seventeen 3. CAROL WADEWITZ -- Mixed chorus 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,25 Newspaper 2,35 Glee Club 3,45 Class Oficer 3 Queen's Attendant 4. BERNARD WAMPACH -- FFA 1,2,3,4g FFA Officer 4. MARLIN ZIEMER -- FFA 15 Going on Seventeen 35 Stage Manager for The Phantom Tiger 4. 1'-gn' r .Q 'if 'Q fm-,Qg5!??y,v?.,, K 5 fe if -. 1 ' , if We .:: ' J f V 4'iHf22f.i ti it 4,5 4 .6 it...,i5,,t ,XEJ2 ., , K 1' X R r 21 if 2 1 ' Vi? ' I , ,.. ,., .Q W , 1' af . 4 'S' ,MIP CAROL WADEWITZ BERNARD WAMPACH MARLIN ZIEMER 'T E 5 ' O 9 1 Q km X X fiii ttf 5 f t p V. ' 135 if 3 f :fi gyjf if K, if Six tin? FIltST ROW -- Left to Right -- B. Volkmann, Student Managerg W. Erdmanng F. Crossfieldg J. Mildeg R. Erd- manng A. Henryg D. Kaupa, Student Manager. SECOND ROW -- MI. Polus, Coachg D. Erdrnanng D. Nuszlochg D. Mulhollandg D. Selvigg J. Kennedyg J. Litcherg T. Duzmeg Mr. Bianchi, Assistant Coach. 5- 2? 6 The 1955-1956 basketball team followed the pace set by the football squad and won the co-championship of the Whitewater League. They were tied with Stewartville and St. Charles. The seniors contributed two players to the team--Fred Crossfield and Dean Selvig. The team was under the su- pervision of Coach Pete Polus, who did a wonderful job, A game that will long be remembered is the tourna- ment game against Lake City. Here the Cards played their most remarkable game of the season to beat Lake City in a thrilling upset by a score of 59 to 56. Although their effort was not quite enough for a cham pionship trophy, they did a wonderful job and added one more trophy to the LHS trophy case. 'if' ,f if x ff and 2 The above picture shows our homecoming queen, Joyce Aupperle, as she was being crowned by the foot- ball co-c aptains, Bill Jamieson and Fred Crossfield, after our team won the football game with St. Charles, 26-0. The queen's attendants were Marilyn Prigge and Carol Wadewitz. Also in the queen's court is Eldon Bartsch. The victorious homecoming football game was climaxed by a dance in the gymnasium to the music of Jerry Gilbertson. iff f . fi, if 41-'iff 'hm The picture below, Garden of Friendship , was the theme for our prom held on May 21 in the school gym nasium. We danced to the music of Curt Peterson be- neath a canopy of stars. Under the guidance of Mr. Wantock, it was a very successful prom. H2'uf1uw1llW r E lt ha ON.. thi H a wi 1 llrrrullr'.'dliil 5 fa to f 4' 1 1 F ' Ply R 'E , , i,1 sf WW The Phantom Tiger, under the direction of Miss Joann Johnson, was presented on April 26 and 27. The cast in- cluded Donna Lewis, Ardene Treder, Richard Bonow, Heidi Ballard, Judy Benck, Susie Nordness, Virgie Larvick, Charles Crossfield, Vee Ann Pye, Arlene Nelson, Joyce Aupperle, Eldon Bartsch, Dean Selvig, Anita Ahrens, Gary Peterson, Marlin Zierner, Victor Vail, and Fred Crossfield. Dean 466410650-'24 Dean Selvig is pictured after he received an A+ for his trombone solo at the Dis- trict Music Contest in Winona. 'Tl LEWISTON ELEVATOR C0 Feeds Seeds C fr IHS Fertlll er E? Congrotulofes You, Class of 1957 Lewlsfon Minnesota SECURITY STATE BANK Le lston LX Dex, Q, A Good Bank ln we Good General Bankmg and Insurance Lewiston Minnesota fblveg, Z C oal 1 a' ' 'Z ' aV E?Ssif,g l - --mumli V 5 3 A of W. - R, 11, Tj CJ T Q I LEWISTON CO OP ASSOCIATION Help Bulld a Better Community by Potronlzmg Your Co op 34 E E GREMELSBACH Dealer In Livestock l.ew1sto M Hes! Wishes to the Class of . :tif Phone l l C plime of . l BETHANY CREAMERY COMPANY Whitewater Brook Posfeurlzed Creamery Butter P 2744 ALTURA ELEVATOR COMPANY 666 M Manufacturers of hone Th B Her That Be'r1'e'r's The Bre d Mi LCC wat' 5 , Al Phone 1 I MINNESOTA BUTANE AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Natural Gas Service Anywhere Lewiston Minnesota Highway I4 Phnlgas The AII Pur ose Fuel 'QApg4U Agricu ur Ammonia The Yield Booster Equzpment Sales and Service I I Phone 2I8I Lewiston BEARDEN S TRUCKING SERVICE Local and Long Distance Hauling Congratulatzons Seniors ' Dial 3431 Minnesota Compliments LEWISTON PHARMACY Fr.. if , Lewiston Minnesota I Q 'I M. Phone 2151 Q 1 A I I i7 - R p ' 7 . . 7 Of , H , --Q S 3' . I W ,, , f-II -5 7 if. L , li Wlflifl' I , ' Q I I, . ,gf :ii ,X 'if . 55. I , , ' Q Q.: l 1, I I ' I' ' I ,- i Q nk 1 , A 1 ,, 9 A 'g,' ,A ' ' s f 'T Y .W 1 -I. QA COIIPLIIIEZI TS CHUCK S SURGE SERVICE Uh, 17 I 1 N H- IM MILKED WITH SLRQE Lewiston MInneSOIC Complzments Complzments ci Best Wzsfzes to the PAPPENFUSS PURE on CIW 0 57 5efV'Ce SIUNOH PIONEER TELEPHONE COMPANY Garage Modern Cabins Hlghway No I4 Phone 4431 Lewiston Minnesota Lewlgggn Rollmgstone Altura Exchanges Dual 444I Lewnston Proigerztv Health Happmess X, it MIM To the Graduates U of1957 Complzments no the Class 0 57 EUS-I-ERMANN,S LEWISTON CREAMERY Lewiston Minnesota Lewiston Minnesota OF 7 'Q if It za 'S 2 A 9 I U pt W ,Mft , 345 of . F '. , f' Z- '4- - YP, 'Il N I1-'Jk!I s if ' f Best WLSWS WYATTVILLE STORE to the Candles Class o 1957 Meats Groceries K W KLAUS TYLXJ Qvfbl-L vol, V L:-4.2 George Bovsen Proprletor Wyattvnlle Minnesota Lew: ston Mnnnesota phone 3780 -LCYH KIM, off 5' The Home of FREMONT CREAMERY Land O Lakes Feeds or Seeds and Fertilizer com GATS soxmjfxws Manufacturers INEVE STTDUNG lf IT BLU DS LP your S011 'Y TRY IT un COMP ARF NORTHERN FIELD SEED COMPANY Winona Mmnesota Sxnce Butter Phone 4750 Utica Minnesota MartrnH Johnson Operator Congratulatzons To The Class of 57 LEWISTON FEED 81 PRODUCE COMPANY Eggs Poultry Chucks Seeds Fertlllzer Complete Llne of Med 0 Sweet Sr Larro Feeds Portable Grinding 8 Mlxmg Dual 3371 Lewiston Minnesota f ,' Dr. . , .X fx! fl: K 4 V f I U 1 q ' X, A , M'-,Q-, X J ,O S6405 Q10 Organic Soil Builder f . . Y QMTRQ of 1917 4 ' ' Compliments Kc Best Wishes F0771 fm, QQ! LEwlsToN HATCHERY W Lewiston Mlnnesoto YACKEL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Dealer rn International Farm Machinery New Idea and Gehl Machinery lnternotronal Refrigerators and Freezers Dual 2311 Lewiston Wbgjmnesoto NELSON GARAGE Automobile Complzments Repairs and Accessories ART Goodyear Tires Standard Service lllojer' Ll? 4 J W' Telephone 7261 Weddmgs Portrazts Sc Commerczal Alturo Minnesota Photography Lewiston Mlnnesoto ' f R ML , 1 . .1 jf 'X ,CMJ I1 f 1' eo I 519 I ' W 10 M . . ,Y ,ft Ju -SY 0 X L 5 1 . - ll .' fl 4Kj Ili :LU A' 1 , X Al' 41 MJ I 'A 'J li .XV If - A5 1 L 14, ,IA W1 -11 J 1 J ' A li R 'V 1 ,IO 5 I, q . .Qt !, 1 ,V yr of QD M fq A lc! JA lic?-3 . - . . J Complzments 0 Best Wlshes NUSSLOCH AND NUSSLOCH WILLIE S DRIVE IN General Merchandise Center Entrance of Lewiston Lewiston Minnesota on Hlghwqy 14 Complzments o Lewiston Auto Company Fung Wink-965 emmwek Cars and Trucks ' b Q fb '5 John Deere Imp errnents D X Gasoline and 0: I-9WlSf0r1 Minnesota Lewnston Complnments 0 wif W Recreahon Bar J, W l J Flne Wines Beer Liquors Elmer and Snooks Minnesota fwfw I 1 I at teeee 'Q f f .Sly , 5 ,,,,Wag: , - eeee - .,,.V,, W t.., M . V .st- -. - to nes f- ' -, ' ,'.. W ' . lf x. ts l' of 1 f - V, I , L' - M in , . Q ,. , ,E Lim - ' . . ,3 ,g.Ll,f: fFV ' :., 3, 4 . A f .mx . ' im y: 'Q1-fC'I Z s l T l Ci -I - . . 4 4 . 5 1 1 I . f A f XX . r 3 , X 1 V ' 'C 2 1 , , 1 J Y, . . - - . Congratulations to the Class of '57 FIRST STATE BANK Rollmgstone Minnesota Compliments and Best Wishes To the Class of 57 J, BILL SCHOTT JR Truck Llnes Lewlston Minnesota WALT s wooo WORKS LAUFENBURGER 8. soN Wood Working d C Glazing and Screening Phone 4809 I-ewlsfon MIUUSSOIG Carpenters an ontractors Phone 3605 Lewiston Minnesota THE PRIGGE OIL COMPANY Roc rl Products Quality Onls an asollne fortress B IRC Washing and Greaslng a Speciality Xl '11 'I' Phone 327I I-eWlSfOr! Minnesota jawn M W M lfdcgmplzments KU! Dr R L CLAY Dual 250I Lewiston Minnesota 1 ll NAIK3 . jlf Qwllaf , yy I uk I UN. .I . . Magi? ' Compliments of W. E. Thomas Lumber Co. M1 J. E. 0'Brien, Manager LGWISTOI1 Dial 2281 Minnesota JIm s CIl'IeS SGYVICB Sfahon An A O Conway Bulk Sfahon Pl'Ione2l9l Lewlston Mmnesotu Complzments 0 Best Wishes INTERSTATE POWER COMPANY ROLLINGSTONE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Rol: Randall DIcIl 3381 l-SWISTON Mmm Lewlston Mlnnesota AMERICAN BREEDERS SERVICE BETH S BEAUTY SHOP Every Slre Proved Great Phone 4411 Free Servlce for 4 H and F F A Lewmton Mmm T o Per Famlly Bill Kllmel' Your Lovellness ls My Busmess Phone 4491 l.ewIston Mlnnesofa Beth I , . . . . d Compliments of W . Comphments of Botsford Lumber Co Bulldlng Maternal Fue O W Bartsch Manager Lewlsfon Minnesota c o Health s Sake Roller Skate S C I1ere You Get the Besfbf Goods 0 S BesLof5gervlce an Llmlted Credit C 1, ,41,f14,g fkyfw 'Qt I PI1onef3I2I1 Lewiston Mlnnesota Lewlsfon Minnesota BOYNTON INSURANCE AGENCY Meats Groceries Candles Q mes of Insurance ii Office Phone 2686 PIN-me 2406 Lewiston Mmnesotc Lewiston Mmnesola WYATTVILLE FEED MILL C0mPlLmffHfS Foxbllt and Purlna Feeds STANDARD OIL C0 w 5 vb 'B 'f-Rlslow Agent N Herb Prudoehl Proprietor fb Q .46 Dual 325I Phone 3782 Lewiston Minnesota - v 1 1 I . 'JR F i ' I I ' of X' '-i 2+ r- ' IN' I 71 I, I Q ' 'IA SIM'S GROCERY II L' Q - Of 1 . I 7I A 'Oda' X . . ' . , ml I I LDC.,-4-I I5 I All Iocr' L Congratulatzons Senzors' Jtlw RAY sPELTz a soNs Z W ExcEL CLEANERS agent for Patz Barn Cleaners Silo Unloaders phone 2953 St Charles Minnesota Lewiston Minnesota Besf WLshes To the flass 0 5 + Co nplzments 0 m l h EAMB :ic ff ETTA DEL NURSING HOME ares Batteries adlos Televlslon Home Appliances Convalesclng and Nursing Care Dual 340l Lewiston Minnesota Lewiston Mlnnesota K ST CHARLES GREEplHOUSE Complzments 0 ALTURA HARDWARE Phone 644 f7 A St Charles Minnesota Q no Appliances PI mblng Heating ancl Hardware Every Occasion Deserves Flowers Altura Minnesota Phone l75W Congratulatwns To the Class 0 57 Laufenburger Insurance Agency Agri' 3 Q Lewiston Dl0l 4455 Mnnnesota f f'f I . f , ,GW L A 0y 1 Bra? QS' .. .XXL All X X Xkk- . H ,-,'v' ' f Q5 Lf V ,Q ,I - Lewlsto Complzments 0 MEYER BARBER SHOP We Af' L Dm 4454 Minnesota WRX WWW MYW fomplzm Ls 0 4, fwomplzm nts mm AMERICAN LEGION my LEWISTON MONUMENT C0 Jackson O Meuru Post No 90 Clubsrooms One Block North of Post Offlce Lewiston Mlnnesota Lewlston M nnesota 9 I C0 film nts Complzments 0 ll CM, GREDEN a GATZLAFF Standard Orl Products -P-AHL KIEFFER Alturc Minnesota Alturc X-7 , Mlnnesoto vim 3570 Lewiston Form 81 Home Wlrlng WARREN C. MOE Dual 4693 Mmnesotc Complzments of KOHLER'S STORE Alturo Mnnnesoto l 3 I A . H I I . . A wc 1 f A A f lf, w A en 5 so A 3 R, , ' e of or 1 4 . ' rn 7 ' e of S . f Compliments of THE LEWISTON HARDWARE CO. Henry Lawrenz 8. Bernard Matzke, Proprietors Phone 2291 Lewiston Minnesoto ' J, cf! QM KALMES IMPLEMENTS RAHN S CLOTHING gl SHOE STORE Altura Minnesota School Supplies Rubber Footwear Mccofmmk Sales 8' Se V'ce all QATTM Farml'1and5Eqa:pnzont f Lewl ston Mlnnesoto Phone 678l Congratulatzons Senzorsl Complzments DON LEWIS TRUCKING K affffw' BATZEL s STORE Local and Long Dlstanc Hauling Lewiston Minnesota Allure Mmnesom Complzrnents OBITZ TONSORIAL PARLOR 3 !f ' ra Dual 4201 Lewlsfon Minnesota , We I 'I 1 , 1 , I f - 4 J jj l . 1 ' 01474 . of 4 lj 5 . l . 7k . of or r u E For Complete Corn Service Qrmffemanl-5 lF F6 LlfNAv'Vf XR. C156 Picking ggeelling -lxsrying and Trucking Compliments of Ca LEON PETERSON CONSOLIDATED BREEDERS CO OP 2957 ALLAN P ETERSO fy! lrwln Schultz 2789 'fjfvfff Dial 242i Lewiston Minnesota Lewiston Minnesota KALMES BROS HARDWARE MAUER BROS TAVERN GDS On ancl Off Sal k General Hardware L 1- g lquors Wines eers Gas Sr Electrical Appliances John and Bob Proprietors Phone 6381 Phone 7573 A tu Mlnnesota E ba Minnesota Comwlzments 0 BUNDY S MARKET Meats Groceries 5 ' Lewiston Phone 4141 Minnesota l if N f-X W if Best Washes to the Class 0 1957 Lewiston LEWISTON JOURNAL Publishers of the Weekly Carcllna K, M Phone 4261 Minn II M47 rf Q1 ij . -'XI . v fu , Y ' :J ' all 1- El - -ap I ro ' I 5 . ' f 1 O IF ' TZ is xl, ikh- ECON Q31 . f - x do ' , S L axwfl . . Ql' Compliments 0 MQQER FUNERAL Home 0'V' t' L,l 't wHlTE KNIGHT 2 Lmw-J W kj A ut O H F Werner Dlrector NIFIAOW Shades Venetian Blinds W Qfncfwegjljligng-il 46766141 Wines Beer and Llquors Elmer and Susie Lewuston Minnesota Lewiston Minnesota JIZHAAL44 ALIAWQ KERMIES s BARCMWM BETHANY STORE 53 lei .lxsls is tems SR :LN E ba Minnesota f p Grocerles and Off Sale Liquors phone 2 aww HADDAD 5 fl AL J ED BUCK s CAMERA SHOP NP I d S l ersona lze ervlce ' Winona s Complete Photographic Store The Tops In Dry Cleaning Dhone 6200 Phone 4301 'I64 Mann Street Wmono Mmnesom Winona Minnesota l 59 Ma rn Street ALTURA STATE BANK Member ot Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 2V2'7 Paid on One Year Certificates of Deposit AITUYO Minnesota ' f . 1- p 2- .UDL ' ' 'gf ' ' . L , ' ill. ,p Q A N , QEIAA1 Alfu , I Jil, I. f' LV! . 'f l , Phone 6575 I Aifljeats - Canclieli I . -t 0 -n on ' 750 I , O , .x I '1 1 'X , I , K7 5553 ' I 7, ,fu . , 1,44 - 7 L, 4, I f f Ani? ,J 'lf .Ll I , X- I' f fffif 2,737-'-f , ,P ' ' UXDUFJ ffl, A ,,1,, ., f 3 V ALTU RA DM RY PRODUCTS XXX Kai? ir iii,,Y J!! V1,.f'! Butter Cheese and Locker Service Telephone 6281 Altura Minnesota WYATTVILLE GARAGE Comphmm Welding GeneralRepalrung Cltles Service Oll Earl Chrlstopherson Proprietor Distributor at Foxbllt Feeds phone 3784 Wyqffyllle Mlnnesota fomplzments Complzments EARL A'-BERT oRvu.LE STRANDE Manager Eggs and Poultry Foxbdt F eds Foxbllt Feed Phone 4826 Wmona Mmnesolo 508 Munnesota Street Phone Lewiston 3737 W-new Mlfmesofa Complzments BECKER S BAR ROWEKAMP S POULTRY FARM AND HATCHERY and Off Sale Whuto Leghom Barred and Wl-me Rock Chucks Munn U S Certified Munn U S Pullorum Clean Utica Mlnnesota Phone 47ll Lewiston Minnesota , . . Of of . of v Rf. 1 . . of On DUANE S STORE LARSON S LOCKER PLANT 'Fri 1 ts.. .Jl W G 0Cel'leS M9015 Casing Smoking Curing Lockers for rent Dry Good s Phone 2321 3 9' 313- Phone 3331 Lewnston Minnesota Complzments Congratulatzons to you Seruors' to the Class 0 D7 KRENZKE BEAUTY SHOP HERMAN AND ELSIE MATZKE Putronuge Apprecluted Lewuston Mlnnesoto LITTLE ACORN CAFE AND TAVERN Short Orders Beer Soft Drinks D X Gus Phone 4843 Utlco Minnesota 1' cr-f-2 fw 6df'f 44 'f'L3f?'Z, ffyfmt f L H.S. SALUTES THE BOY SCOUTS OF AMERICA THE GIRL SCOUTS OF AMERICA I v i if A 'Q . n H53 '5 ,Q Q U ES V f S3 A 1 w A -ua., '. ' gr- VK V M .,A. 7 3 fx l I I . I . 4 O I . I , I ' f V 5' ,N 1 y , , V ' A I f I LEWIS CAF V' J WWUI M, foa Ry8.EI X ALTURA LUMBER COMPANY 9 dsfp p1 I SERVE THANKS TO OUR ADVERTISERS' L H S Seniors MANY THANKS TO OUR CLERGY' LH '57 Seniors I Ive Qi x I AML' Rudy x xkxh X xl, D' s, Shor r ers 8. LunchI s H me Cooked Foods a sie Beffer BuiIcIin Materials .IoI1ns-MunviIIe Roofing and Sidi g Pittsburgh Paints - BuiIding Hardwur Homewar e s Service with u ca 5 u Phone 6261 Alf M' f RHI, O I O fflfili K I 1 M 'wwf' 1 0 w I give!! 'is I Y. A im. 4' ,H M if I W' ICA.. 'K' if W .. 1 U