Lincoln High School - Tiger Yearbook (Lake City, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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Wm Llncoln Hlgh School Lake Clty Mlnn I . 7 ,, Q. 4 'V rvw 1 4 , 0 o o o 9 0 Board of Education Mr Wesley Luxkart, Mr Frank Durrant, Mr Clarence Flor1ne, Mr George Jacob Dr Vlctor Ellison, Dr Robert Bowers AdIHlHlStP3tl0H Mr Donald D Karow, Superrntendent 1927 r Karow graduated from a two year course at Wxnona educatxon, he attended the Unrver sxty of Mrnnesota and Columbra Unr versrty recexvxng hrs Bachelor f Educatron degree at W1nona Teachers College 1D 1932 Later he earned hrs Master of Arts degree from the Un1vers1ty of Mxnnesota M Karow then came to Lake C1ty, where he served as Prxnclpal for four years, succeedrng W A Andrews as Super rntendent rn 1939 Mr Mxlton G Boock, Prrncxpal M Boock graduated from St Olaf College rn 1932 an later h from the Unxversxty of Mlnnesota He worked G1ac1er Natronal Park for three years, and served as prrn c1pal at Ellendale for three years before comxng to Lake C1ty as prrn c1pa1 rn 1939 In 1943 he was call ed rnto the servrce, where he spent three years rn the Navy as an offx cer He returned to Lake Cxty rn 1946 Last year he was Nat1onal V1ce Commander of the Amerxcan Le gxon P C C I V Q A f X Q J ' 5 In , M v f, , ' ' , d e TCHCTWGTS College' C0f1tinUi!1g his received' his Master of Arts degree . . . .- in , , . 5 . . . 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I f l -4 E ii Prestdent GEORGE HOLDEN Vxce Presxdent RICHARD SASS Secretary Treasurer BETTE FICK Class Motto Class Colors Class Flower FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE SILVER AND ROSE WHITE ROSE DAVID BREMER Dark and tall conuer sataon small A V A 3 4 Chorus 2,3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Golf 2 IRIS BRUSEHAVER She s small and full of un leglons are the friends she s won Class Play 4 G A A , 34 Glee Club 3 Golf 3 4 Torch Staff 4 WILLIAM BUSSIAN lm on the edge d my career somebody gwe me a shove Basketball 1 Class Play 'U 4 Speech Club 4 Thes Ts plans 4 Wrestling 2 6 JAMES CLARK Whenever gxrls are a round he s shy but he ll get over rt by and by F F A 3 4 Football 2 JAMES COLLINS I am not zn the role o the common man Band 12,34 Basket ball 1 2 Camera Club 3 4 Cheerleader 1 2,3,4 Chorus l,2,3,4 Class Play 3 4 Declamatron 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Golf 1 2 3 4 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Letterman sClub 2 3 4 Student Council 4 Quxll and Scroll 3 4 Thesplans 4 Torch Staff 2 3 4 Track I 3 LEON COLLINS Better to due athousand deaths than to lose my honor Intramurals 4 Torch Staff 4 LA VERNE DAMMANN Sleep wzll recruit strength A Go Wrestling I 2 3 RICHARD FENWICK He works quietly but always works Basketball 12 Chorus 1,2 3 4 Glee Club l 2, Intramurals 3 4 Speech Club 4 Track 3 4 Wrestling 3 44 A db Ev 'Uh-ny' sv- L..- O rr ' - I I I I , I ' ll D XX . . . , , . -, H . f V 1 1 Q ' r 9 , l 1 l H b I 0 n l i 0 9 . rv . . . . . . . . al ., 0 I I I 0 l D I 0 Q O I , , 9 , g 9 v sl 1 1 1 l 7 1 , 7 7 1 Q' l , 9 I 9 ll Y , I , ' I - ' Fl 1 - - - Q 3 y I 1 . . . t . 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S 57? v-f' BETTE FICK Everytbrng Sl-V9 does she does well Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class offlcer 4 Class Play 4 Declamatron 2 GAA 1234 GleeClub123 4 Golf 1,24 Homecom mg ueen Candrdate 4 Lrbrary Club 1 2 Student Councrl-4 Torch Staff 3 4 PETER HAGEMAN A grocery man rs he but strll his gum IS ree Golf 2 Torch Staff 34 MARTIN HANSEN Wrzte me down u stu dent Class Play 3 Football 2 JAMES HANSON Personalxty rs a trea sure It rs has Baseball 12 3 Basket b 1 2 3 4 Class f frcer 3 Class Play 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 lnrra murals 1 2 3 4 Letter Mans Club 234 S dent Councrl 2 4 Speech Club 3 4 Thesprans 3 4 RIC HARD HEITMAN Chase me grrls lm lull off n Annual Staff 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Basketball 1,2 Class Play 3 4 Intra murals 1 2,3 4 Letter man s Club 4 Speech Club 3 4 Thesprans 3 4 Track 2 3 4 GE ORGE HOLDEN A lxttle of nonsense now and then rs relxshed by the best of men fThat s mel Basketball 12 Chorus 2 Class offrcer 3 4 Class Play 3 Football l 2 3 4 Letterman s ub 2 Stu ent Councrl I 2 3 4 Thes plans 4 Track l 2 3 4 Wrestlmg l 2 3 KENNETH JUERS Grrls havent spoxled bun et FFA 34 L LOYD KENDA LL A fool can ask more questions than a wtse man can answer Baseball 12 3 Basket ball l 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 Class offrcer 3 Class Play 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Golf 4 Intramurals 12 3 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 Student Councrl 3 4 Track 1 Wrestlmg 12 JOYCE KLEIN Nertber rash nor tzmzd Glee Club 4 DOLORES KRIE TT Men may come and men may o butlgoon or ever Class Play 3 4 G A A 1,2 3 4 Student Councrl 2 3 4 Speech Club 4 The sprans 4 Torch Staff LEE KROGH I don t run the school I just try to Annual Staff 2,3 4 Base ball 1,2 Basketball 1 Chorus 1 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Declamatron 2 3 4 Football 12 Glee Club Golf 1,2,3 4 Intra murals 1,2,3 4 Letter man s Club 2,3 4 Speech Club 3 urll and Scroll 3,4 Thesprans3 4 Wrest mg I JACK KR OUSS Better to have come and bluffed than never to have come at a Annual Staff 2 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Basketball l 2 3 4 Cho tus l 2 3 Class Play 4 Declamatron 2 3 Letter mans Club 2 34 Stu dent Councrl 4 Speech Club 3 4 Swrng Band3 4 Thsesprans 4 Track l 2 3, nay' as-A QW ar vi' p- i ri? if 'S' 'lx 'io . 'l DAVID LUIKART My eyes are open but I am sound asleep Baseball 12 3 4 Bas ketball 1 2 Camera Club 3 4 Class Play 3 Foot 1 2 3 4 Golf 1 tramurals 1,2 3 4 Leg terman s Club 2 3 4 Track 1,2 FRED LUIKART As one leader on the grzdxron tall and strong he dzd much to help has team along A V A 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Camera Club 2 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 Golf 1 terman s Club 1 2 3 4 Tl'21Ck 12 3 Wrestlrng 1 2 3 PHY LLIS MARTE NS Gentle zs her manner steady m her work Chorus 2 4 Class Play' 3 Glee Club 24 Torch Staff 3 4 SHIR LEY RUTH MARTIN Quzet but she doesnt say all she knows Baton Twrrler 3 4 Cho rus 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Declamatron 3 Flag Twrrler 12 Glee Club 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 Thesprans 4 ARLYS MEYER Why zsnt the world blessed wzth more lake her? DARWIN MEYERS He drzves a good car, girls Chorus 2,3,4,Class Play 4, Football 1, Glee Club 3,4, Golf l, Intramurals 1,2,3,4, Letterman's Club 1,2,3,4, Torch Staff 4. Track 1, Wrestlmg 1. HAROLD MEYERS Quiet kmd whose na ture never uartes A V A 3 4 Band 1 2 Basketball 1,2,3 4 Cam era Club 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Declamatron 2 Football 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 3 4 Golf 1 4 In tramurals 3 4 Letter man s Club 2 3 4 Speech Club 4 Track l,2, MARY ANN MOECHNIG They are often wisest who say but little Class Play 3 Torch Sta 234 ROBERT OISON Practzce makes er ect Annual Staff 34 Band 1 2,3 4 Basketball 1 2 Camera Club 2,3,4 De clamatron 2,3 Football 1 Intramurals 3 Letter man s Club 2 3,4 Student Council 4 Speech Club 4 Track l,2,3 Swrng Band 3 4 LOUIS PETERS Better late than never Band 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 Camera Club 3 4 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Declamatron 3 Glee Club 3 4 Student Councrl 2,4 Track 1,2 Thespxans 4 JE ANETTE PREBLE Hit wxth Cupid s arch er GAA 1 AUDREY PRITCHARD She has a mznd of her own. and she uses xt. Annual Staff 3,4, Baton Twlrler 1,2,3,4, Cheer leader 1,2,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Declamatnon 2,3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1, I-lomecommg Queen Candxdate 3,4, Speech Club 3,4, Thes- prans 3,4 .43 G3 was A -. ,, nf 1 ' - ' ll I ' , , , . . . I , Q his QT! 'Q 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ' 9 7 ' ' ' A 1 , , , Q 1 1 ' Q Sf 1 , Q Q - 1 1 1 . 1 fj' V 1 1 1 5 1 In' 3 7 7 ' , I' Q, , , , Q ' 1 1 1 1 1 , , Q 1 1 1 1 ' f Q M D sl, . 1 1 ' a 1 . 1 1 1 s 3- 1. 1' 11 ' ', . . - n , , , . M4 6 ' 1: S I V fiy' Y . . . . , , in ' F 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,Q 1 1 1 1 1 - ' Intramurals 1,2,3,4g Let- 7 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ,, . rr . , . , 1 If f ll p V . . - 3 1 1 1 W 1 Keg, 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 . 1 ' 'Wa 1 1 , 5 ' - ' ' I 1 . 7 . 1 1 1 ' I rr - 1 11 H 3 1 . fl . 1 1 1 .6 ' . 1 1 ' 1 5 1 9 ' 1 1 ' Y 1 , Y Y 1 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 1 3 . 1 , 7 ' 1 1 in 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' Q Q M? 'ft n - I ' ' ' l - 4 1 y ll ll V ' 0 I 0 O 'I I H I Q A , , Vi Q-1 BETTY PRUTER A true friend to ever one she met this lxtt miss we ll never forget DONNA RAWSON It S mce to be natural when you re so naturally mee Annual Staff 4 Chorus 1,2 34 Class Play 4 Declamatxon 2,3 GA A 12 3 4 Glee Club 1, 3 4 Golf 3 Student Coun c1l 2 3 DELORES REINHARD I was born to gr gle and giggle Imust Band I Chorusl 2 Class Play34GAA1234 Student Council 1,2 Torch Staff 3 4 uzll and Scroll 4 RICHARD SASS Bother me not with studzes Band 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Basketball2 3 4 Class officer 4 Class Play 4 Football 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 Let terman s Club 3 4 Torch Staff 4 ROBERT SCHMAUSS He has a great future in motion pictures' too bad he must stay behind the projectors AV.A. 34 DONA SCHROEDER In her quietness there is charm Chorus 4' Class Play 4' .A A. ' G ee Club 34' Homecoming Queen Candidate 4' Stu- dent Council 3. VER LYN SODERSTROM Lank lean and lake able Football 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Track 3 4 MARGIE SPRICK Id rather be short and shane than be tall and cast a shadow Library Club 4 JOHN SPR ENGER A star member of the F F A a farmer he wzll be someday Chorus 3 4 Declamation 3 F F A 4 Glee C ub 3 4 Golf 1 STANLEY STEGEMEYER Tut' Tut' my man the gzrls won t hurt you Baseball 1 2 3 4 Class Play4 FFA 4 Int.ra murals 3 4 Student Coun C11 4 DONA LD WOHLE RS Silent and sure h rests secure A V A. 3 4' Basketball 1' Cheerleader 3 4' F-F. A 4' Golf 3' Torch Staff RAMONA WRITER Glossy hair dark eyes' say Leon she s a prize Annual Staff 23' Band 1 2,3'Camera Club 2,3 4' Chorus 2 3 4' Class Play 4' Declamation 3' G.A. A. 2 3 4' Glee Club 3 4' Golf 2 4' Library Club 2 3 4' Student Council 1,4' Torch Staff 3 4' Quill and Scroll 3 4. Tgl if 'ur 1? 'if in sc ,v-. '--nd' james Hanson James Collins George Holden Uglfimmmml Wiflfllglflg Thxs year there were seven senlors recexvxng the emblems of the W A Andrews chapter of the Natxonal Honor Socnety e thxrd of the ass xg b on a scholastxc bas On y fnfteen per cent of the el1g1ble ones may get on the honor roll A faculty board choo ses these on the basxs of leadershrp, character, and servnce Leadershxp takes ln all ac txvxtxes throughout the school such as student councxl class offxcers, and takxng an actxve p rt xn school actxvltxes Servxce IS generally somewhat the same as xt deals wxth takxng an act1ve part ln school actxvxtxes and helpnng to nmprove the school and assxstxng teachers and fellow students xn projects Character ns the abxlxty to get along wlth other students, w ether one IS trustworthy relxable d 1 ne n o xs share of wor an ge xt do properly takes nn one s personalxty xnxtxatxve, an the abx xty to get along wxth ea chers and fellow students Durlng the annual class nxght the students who are chosen re cexve a golden key Thxs has been done annually sxnce 1937 From these wxnners a c1t1zen s commxttee chooses the most deserving boy and girl to recexve the Patton Award These two wnnners each recexve a cash scholarshxp ii! ii Z6 5, r are Lee Krogh John Krouss Louis Peters Ramona Wrxter I0 Xp . 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K Ee, l fi Q ' f X .' fy, 2 77'-Q, tj A 1 ,- 1 f,1V , A 5' K , ' A L ' , Q A V 0 rw Pv- NJ 95 vo Seventh rade ROW 1 Mr Johnson, Melvxn Meyer, Carol Prxgge, Davxd Severson, Loxs Lowrle Darlene Haas, Ruth Hanson, Carl Jackson, Peggy Parrott, Georgxanne Gatz, Paul Jacobsen, M1ss Paulson ROW 2 John Dahlstrom, jon Schasker, Thomas Rettler, Kenneth Olson, Davxd Pomroy, Larry Gexsler, janrce Hattemer, Carmen Heck, June Boysen, Tonx Rettler, Mary Lou Rothgarn ROW 3 Elmer Roberts, Charles Lombard Dale Karow, Rxchard Brunkhorst, Elvera Sxgxmmd, Yvonne Woh lers, Sally Erxckson, La Vyne Helns, Marcene Beck Germaxne Long, Amy Sylvls, Adarr McDon ald Eugene Wrebusch, Gordon Schacht rm Qt f i Elghth Grade RG! 1 John Hansen, Robert Dunbar, Antoxnette Wrxter, Davxd Walstrom, Betty Nelson, George Hexns, Mary Gludt, Wanda Tesmer, Kathryn Anderson, Marcxa Frxssell Dorxs Holden, Nancy Melncke, Margaret Feehan RUW 2 Mxss Coleman, Hazel Haradon, Dxanne Mxller, Eloxse San born, W1ll1am R111 Gale Hansen, Mar1lyn Reko, Carole Haessxg, Audrey Wxse, Marlxs Kllnd worth, Beverly Long, Monlca Howe, Mr Stortx ROW 3 Max Hexns, Alxce Cox, Marsha Whemp ner, Mary Ellen Sanborn, Leo Dammann, Ph1l1p Schasker, Wxllxam Powers, Ardls Klxndworth, Delaxne Mxller, Ruby Johnson, Goldyn Gatz, Donald Lafferty II 1 , 1 , ' V I , ' ml- J .h di - A ' . A ' ,JZ , A : 2 E .. ., N .1 ' N ,11 Q ' . . t -A 1 . ' 4 . ' ' ':.?:: A A f' - .Q '. l : I . . . . . , , . . - . . l . . . - , . H iff, A H Q. P. V , N 4 . 3' Z.. , Q by I .f , lv bl. f. , - ff 5 nf ,lx -, gy- fa 5 5 ' ' sf' f T' xl 4 fa' I '17, be .. 4 ' 9 ' 'ul ' g,,,.x-wa' , A ! . C . . . , . . . . , . . . . . - Freshman 11' s ROW 1 Beatrrce Kendall Shxrley Wxlde, Carol Schroeder, Joyce Olxn, Sonxa Olrver, Jea nette Gehlar, Patrlcxa Hansen, Donna Langworthy Patrxcra Hextman, Betty Funk ROW 2 Mar cella McDonald Marcene Walters, Patrxcxa Severson, Jean Hollman, Doreen Yotter, Shxrley Eves, Joyce Steffenhagenv MarvelOhlhaber, Elalne Henn, Maxxne Lafferty, Jeanette Boll ROW 3 Mxss Rexneke Patrrcla Issendorf Glorra Haase, Edxth Bremer, Sharon Anderson, Mar dell Meyer, Barbara Olson, Marxe Wohlers, Janxce Meyer, Cheryl Johnson, Barbara Sprrnger, rl? I fi . If A 'u 0' Freshman Boys ROW 1 Bruce Bayley, Joel Johnson, Roger Dunbar Stanley Hattemer, Rxchard Klexn Dennrs Ludwxtzke Kenneth Wxllers, Kenneth Helse Dennls Dankers ROW 2 Mr Mxller, Frxtz Nxbbe Carl Haas, Harlan Sxewert, Morrxs Hextman Eugene Kohrs Wxllxam Powers, John Nelson Donald Krrett ROW 3 Duane Brusehaver Earl Pruter, Howard Hull Wayne Schacht, Gxlbert Wurst, George Olson Wolodymyr Nasarenko, Ralph DeRoy, Howard Sxewert, James Hunder I2 4 A .l ' 4 9 . 4 ' ' El og : ' ,., -' Tv -,, gi , U-A 5 f t f :gf ' ' I L' me . 5- 1 1 . ll Z . ' . . . . . - . . V . . . . : - y . . . Z . . , . . , . . - Joyce Von Helmst, Mary Ann Dankwardt, Shirley Peters. it S6 f O, 1 V , . Ax D254 Q l - ,jk 2 lg'O . - '.5'x-' U r A si J ,V M - , . ' : ' . . I . . I . . . l : I . . . ' . . . , ' . . , ' . : , , ' I l ' Sophomore Glrls ROW 1 Sandra Frltz, Constance Farmer, Marjorle Rexnhard, Donna Dee Smxth Marjorle Par rott, jean Hexns, Ardelle Heck ROW 2 Mxss Gulsvxg, Loxs Plank, Darlene Adler, Barbara Hexns, Phyllxs Glander, Bonnxe Buck jane Merrell, Francxs Stehr, joan Helns ROW 3 Hea ther Jackson, Mary Ann Banxtt, Marlys Heltman, Nancy Hoeft, Phyllxs Hxnck Nancy Oberg, Eu nxce Dankers, Nancy Bremer, Anxta Moeller, Delores johnson LJ Sophomore Boys ROW 1 Ronald Prlgge, Donald Petrxch, Morrxs Ehlers, Raymond johnson, Janes Sprxnger, Har lan Sass ROW 2 Mr. Fxnney, Rxchard Brostrom, Robert Rxetmann, Frederlck Hxbbard, Ver non Dohrn, Ralph Wrebusch, Rxchard Dahman, Russell Tesmer, Terrance Strawmatt ROW 3 Don ald Roberts, Rxchard Meyer, john Dlepenbrock, jon Wxebusch, Gary Ludwxtzke, Wxlllam Hollman Maynard Wrrght, Charles Haeska, Marlyn Peters. I3 ' 4 Vg, V, .fl 6 - 5 5 g N . . -. 6 V 1 -16' A f , V A M - v ' V , . I-'fo ey'. M. 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K ROW 1 Phyllrs Hattemer, Phyllxs Larson, vxrgrnxa Dunbar, Mrss Schouweller, V1v1an Rlet mann, Bonnxe Mxller, Betty Moyer ROW 2 Mary Lou Hull, Vonne Black, Henrletta Zell Le la johnson, Audrey Wohlers, janxce Roschen, jacquelxne Goranson, Vxrglnla Cheney ROW 3 Pattr Wxse, Elxzabeth Bayley Grace Tackman, Mary Rexncke, Beverly Burfrend, Barbara Zell Mary Lou Broske Marvel Meyer, Marran Pr1gge, Ardrs Hornrng ,Iumor Ja, Wrth people comlng and go1ng stead11y we flnally wound LP wrth an enrollment of srx students ln our JUHIOI year, as compared wxth s1xty f1ve as freshmen and sophomores Our freshmen year was not very eventful, Qxt never rsj but we had enough to keep us busy just learnxng the ropes , such as how to get from one room to another rn three mxnutes, and how to keep from gettxng run over by the upper classmen We supplxed the wood for the Homecomxng bonfrre As sophomores, however, we began to f1t lnto the works of thrs scholastlc and socnal machrne, and our frrst bxg project was the decoratxon of the football fleld and gym for the homecomxng ball Of course It fell upon us, as sophomores, to stage the annual Soph omore Fro11c Thls we dxd wlth much enthusxasm, and as xt happened, we came out wxth what Mr Boock, fend many othersj descrrbed as, the best Sophomore Frolxc ever I4 4 I ' A .1 5 H ' ' 1 . 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ROW 1 Dewayne Jacobsen, Gene Krogh, Donald Lowrxe, xooert Petrlch, Harvard Roemer, Floyd Scharlemann, Walter Sprxck, Arthur Strawmatt ROW 2 Mr Stengel Gerald Boysen, Lloyd Turner, Lorne McDonald Dennls Schafer Ernest Banltt, Charles Sprenger, Robert Hxp e, Denn1s Schumacher ROW 3 Charles Storxng, Robert Mxller, Davld Sanborn, Wayne Roland Wxllxam Anderson, Davld Klnnear, Gary Sxewert, Rxchard Benjamln, Marvln Banxtt, james Eh lers Cl2lSS 255 M, J' Fxndxng ourselves Junnors when we next returned to school, we found that a number of our boys gaxned recognxtxon ln football B111 Anderson, All Conference back, Chuck Stor xng, Jerry Boysen, Wayne Roland, and jxm Ehlers all found thexr spots as fxrst strxng ball players We also donated our faxr share to the basketball team, as Chuck Storxng and Lorne McDonald found startlng berths on the f1rst five Our flrst xmportant asslgnment as JUDIOTS was the junxor Class Play W produced Seventeenth Summer whrch was very successful, and whlch contrxbuted greatly to our treasury We chose South Pacrfxc as our prom theme Lorne McDonald, class presldent, led the prom thxs year Other offxcers were Pattx Wxse, vxce president, and Mary Lou Hull,sec retary treasurer I5 ' . : . , n 1 ' p . : , X ' I A , i D My ,slr , J ,OX 4 .,, , 'R ,QAO f , If Q m ll ' ll ' . . . . . . i e ll if ' ' ' 1 si, x by 6' I I nl, Fooball Squad fnua. A M Fx Qfkfx Xu ROW 1 john Dxepenbrock, Jerry Boysen, Verlyn Soderstrom, Freder1ck Luxkart, George Holden, james Hanson, Davxd Luxkart, Lloyd Kendall, Rlchard Sass, W1ll1am Anderson, James Ehlers, Wayne Roland, Lorne McDonald RKN 2 Harlan Sass, Wlllxam Powers, George Olson, Jerry Klx ndworth Robert Petrxch, Frederxck Hxbbard Jon Wxebush, Davld Kxnnear, Gary Ludwxtzke, Hugh Correll Leslxe Dettmer, Charles Storrng, Jerry McG1nn1s ROW 3 Mr Bartel joel Johnson, Bruce Bayley, james Hunder, Howard Sxewert Earl Pruter, Wayne Schacht Howard Hull Carl Haas, Morrxs Ehlers, Rlchard Meyer, Donald Lowrle, Terrance Strawmatt, Walter Sprrck Harold Meyers, Mr Mxller KAMSX X flaw af' ,Jw Jerry Boysen George Holden jxm Hanson John Dxepenbrock Frxtz Luxkart Dave Luxkart Wayne Roland Dxck Sass, Lloyd Kendall jxm Ehlers, B111 Anderson 18 - I '-Q . ' i I - l 5 T ?-: 7- 4 V -W A 3 ? A' ire i li' ll' 1 E .--ri , A -,rms p Via. V. ' . ' . I , . . . . , . . . . n : . I . - . l n , a I I , ,.,f N A- ' 6-G QR N ' .L Nihgf ,R .rl 1 N ,',,, ,If 'x:gki,M.,.? H . ' . . George Holden. Verlyn Soderstrom, jim Hanson Fred luikart, B111 Kendall D1ck Sass Dave Luikart f 3 S Lake City Stewartville Lake C1ty Zumbrota Lake City St Fel1x Lake City Osseo Lake C1ty Cannon Falls Lake C1ty Farm1ngton Lake C1ty 3 Kenyon Lake C1ty Pla1nv1ew As the f1nal curta1n closed on the 1950 football season we found the Tigers, led by cap even 500 percentage Th1s was good for fourth place in the H1awatha Valley League Con ference The facts and figures about this team show many odd and interesting th1ngs The season record, along w1th 1ts ties, proved Lake C1ty and 1tS opponents just even To verify th1s is the virtual tie 1n total yards gained by both Lake C1ty and oppos1t1on Both totals were very close to 1400 yards ap1ece Along with these 1nterest1ng facts we must ment1on one about the Farmington game,the next to last game on the Tiger schedule In this game B111 Anderson, ace T1ger halfback, ga1ned as many yards as did the ent1re Lake C1ty team 1D any game previous to th1s 1179 yds Q Each year the coaches of the Hiawatha Valley League select the best oppos1ng players for the league all star team Lake C1ty s contr1but1ons to th1s team were Jim Hanson senior guard Fred Luikart senior tackle B111 Anderson JUDIOT back Lake City will lose seven football players because of graduat1on They are Jim Hanson, George Holden, B111 Kendall Dave and Fritz Lu1kart, Dick Sass, and Verlyn Soderstrom ,I 9 I l 1 I 1 9 A ' ' L Ln' :?r f - f.fu -4 4 1 N , , . . : ' ' 15 .... O ' ' 26. , . . . 6 ' 7 .... 7 . ' ' 0. . . . 6 ' 6 .... 6 ' 26. . . . 27 ' ' 6 .... 1 ' 19. . . . 14 ' ' tain Bill Kendall, emerging with a record of three wins, three losses, and two ties, for an . . 1 . . . -5 U w' lv ,F J, , n , 'Q' - l Q 1 1 .- 1 L 1 V Y 4 ROW l Lorne McDonald, B111 Kendall, Jack Krouss fcaptarnj Jxm Hanson Dxck Sass ROW 2 Coach Bernhard Bartel, Dxck Brostrom, jerry McG1nn1s, B111 Anderson, Chuck Storxng Dennxs Schafer Harold Meyers ROW 1 Terry Strawmatt Ralph Wxebusch jerry Boysen, Gary Ludwxtzke Davxd Kxnnear, Fred Hxbbard ROW 2 Coach John Mxller, Donald Krlett Wayne Schact Phxlxp Schasker, George Olson Howard Hull jxm Hunder B111 Powers, Harlan Sass m '5 f ROW 1 Kenneth Olson, Kenneth Wxllers, Bruce nayley, Robert Correll, Carl Haas, Carl jack son, George Hexns. ROW 2 Max Hexns, Rxchard Klexn, Wxllxam R1l1, Gaylord Johnson, Donald Lafferty, Dale Karow, jon Schasker RCW 3 Mr Mxller, Gordon Schacht, Rxchard Brunkhorst, Eugene Wxebusch, Elmer Roberts, Duane Brusehaver, Leo Ehnman, Mr Bartel 90 9' 5 y ,J 14, nl I f,g,f'f Y -5 3 1 fqhflvgi 1. 1 55. A 1331.1 r . Sail 15,11 H ' D no f f 0 ' ll 1 2 4 34 1. CQIER99 A D l ff 2, R ,rw A-V+ The Lake Clty Txgers had a faxrly rough season wlth many of the games lost bexng very close, and the boys puttxng out everythnng they had at every outxng The team won sxx games and lost twelve, xncludxng tour nament play Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Lake Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty C1ty Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty Cxty Plaxnvxew Farmxngton Wabasha Cannon Falls Kenyon Zumbrota Goodhue Wanam1ngo Kenyon Plaxnvxew Wanamrngo Zumbrota St Charles Farmxngton Cannon Falls In the Sub D1str1ct Lake Cxty defeat ed Wabasha for the thlrd txme by a score of 52 32 Thxs enabled the Txgers to qua lxfy for the D1str1ct tourney at Roches ter Lake Cxty rallxed 1n the f1nal mln utes ID thexr flrst round game agalnst P1ne Island but couldn t quxte overcome the lead P1ne Island had buxlt up The Txgers placed fxfth ln the Hxawa tha Valley League wxth two wxns and exght 105595 They scored 850 poxnts to the1r opponents 863 Captaxn Jack Krouss was elected to the Hxawatha League All Sta: team, and Lorne McDonald a Junxor, recexved honor able mentlon 21 '41.. ..36 '- 'S1.. ...ss ' 'ss ..... ..39 '43 .... ...ss 'E' x ' 54... ..ss ' 67... ....4o '48.. .... 52 ' 44... ..7o ' ' 47... ...ss ' 43... ...s1 ,, '-38... ..45 ' Q Lake City 32 ........ 31 Wabasha A X1 '45.. . ...42 x ' 46 .... ...61. 1 ' 48... ..49 ' ' 49... ..s3 3. g:,. fa Baseball K fx aiie f,q,- J CAXQ , wx l ' ' I Mr Mlller glvlng a few boys some txps on buntlng The rxght way to nab a grounder Heres how to throw a curve, boys The pxtchlng sk1ll and experlence of Bob Young, last year s mound ace, wlll be hard to replace 1n the 51 season Bob was one of the many senlors who made up the baseball team last year The other senxors who helped bulld the team were Rodney Eggenberger, Bob Feld ges, Gene Wxth green. A the team. McDonald, freshmen. Hunder, Rxchard Wxebusch, Lyle Schumacher, B111 Gongoll, and Merle Thxele all these boys gone, the team, whxch IS coached by Mr. M1ller, w1l1 be a lxttle few boys who played good ball on the team last year w1l1 be around to help boost Some of these boys wxll be Arthur Strawmatt, Terry Strawmatt, B111 Hollman, Lorne and Dave Luxkart. The mayorxty of the team w1l1 be composed of sophomores and 22 , 1 f if , -r V, 1, V, ffff' p, N ' f :I 4 , K7 l ly fi N 1 I ,' f V ii j x '... - XI, I? I X NJ i i ?rV? Lf-s if X 10 3 I Q.- XX, Q L :.: L,,,: ,T L1 . s u 4 1 . . . . , . . , . Track 'X r,,,,,..Ls.. fd... , Four tracksters practxcxng some starts rv-5 Y b Gettrng all of those stxff muscles loosened up Bartel explarnrng some of the fxne ponnts to the werght men Track started a week before Easter vacatron thxs year, and laps around the gym were the order of the day for the most part Eventually however, hurdles and startrng blocks began to replace txred boys doxng burpees and pushups The track team wrll probably count on Vet erans lrke Jack Krouss, George Holden, and B111 Anderson for most of rts pornts at track meets thrs year The team rs coached by Mr Bartel who wrll try to make the best out of thrs year s green materral 3 gf? A i fi gf , T A ,,faM,x J . -f LZ ,TAQ p --775 A 'Cl N L , 'gf I A G lr Q ll V! T - 1 I , , T 3 M. , I kv' 1' . 'L H ,Q , .sv Y, w bd , W . .El H! f . 1 an X .V W I l by FQM r . . . . Mr- .. . a , I -.2 -.. . Golf 6 2 Mr Johnson giving the girls a few tips on using the long irons A big golfing match was scheduled for Easter Sunday between Jim Collins, Richard Ben Jamln Jon Wiebusch, and Lee Krogh, but because the snow plow was delayed, the match had to be cancelled By July 3, however, the snow had almost cleared and Richard Benjamin was seen heading for the golf course with a rag to soak the puddles off the greens 1950 however, was not quite so dismal The golf team won two meets and lost two not COUDCIHE tournament plav The two wins were against conference foes, Zumbrota and Cannon Falls, while both losses were one point defeats suffered at the hands of LaCrosse Logan The Hiawatha Valley League tournament found the Tiger s first team copping first prize, and the trict tourney Lake City finished third behind Rochester and Winona Golf, however, is not limited to the stronger sex , nor is it confined only to the good players The Lincoln students enjoy instruction and play intramural golf A tournament was held last year, as it is every year, to determine a boy s champ and a girl s champ Boy s honors went to Dennis Schafer, who defeated Richard Benjamin for first place jon Wie busch was third and Harlan Sass fourth Barbara Luker won the girl s championship, with jean Olin second Patti Wise took third place Nancy Bremer won the Junior high girl s honors with Darlene Langworthy finishing a close second Lincoln s program for 51 will probably follow about the same pattern minus the league tournament and with possible matches with Winona, Rochester, and Red Wing Intramural plans will also be carried out QQQE TQ: D V S11 Looking forward to tournament tine 24 I g 11 . ,A SE 25 I ff 1 X-EZXJ 'X i. 4 I , A ., 5 ' s'tr Tha L . . . . . . second team walking off with second place. Dick Sass was medalist with an 82. In the Dis- . . ' I I , , . . ' . , vm f' rg'-'-. 3 VW,-X s Q f Y 3? A W 1 ' J r Hlgh Bowlmg Champs Class Basketball Champs Jr Hlgh Touch Football Champs Basketball Champs .Lf ' 1: O L, ii Us 'K v A g A' I I I - 1514 , 'C . L, o xx ? K ' ,H o . gi: I EC ' Q I 2 -. A fl , A-. ' If p H Intramural a V t. H ze ' Q' ' R p W 1 x Q' I vu ANQ, jf, , I -.. 5 T. l,n ykg -Q G '7 'X5?l'f ' ' ' , Q 2 3 'N 5 5, J if X! ' 31 5 5 .-1 H ! Q Q Q ,A 6 on .xg ,, ,, Ag , 1 1 6 ' .5 ,, 'Y 5 5'-Q-P I ff 6 -'. ?. i XX ,.,,, h I 1 ' , xt I -M 1- -41-N, qi FLUTES Constance Farmer Peggy Parrott Jill Schasker Jacquelyn Mobley DIRECTOR Mr. Paul Storti CORONETS E TRUMPETS TROMBONES Dennis Schafer Carl jackson David Sanborn Harlan Sass Dennis Ludwitzke Jack Kfouss jon Schasker Elizabeth Bayley Richard Heitman Howard Hull Dale Karow Richard Benjamin Tommy Rettler Richard Sass FRENCH HORNS Patti Wise Gloria Haase Sonia Oliver Gayle Hansen Kathryn Anderson BARITONES Fred Hibbard Cborge Olson Senior High Mixed horns ROW 1 Ardelle H8Ck, Vxrginxa Dunbar, Shirley Ruth Martin, Dona Schroeder, Elaxne juers, Frances Stehr, Anita Moeller, Nancy Bremer, Glorxa Haase, Patti Wlse, Patrrcxa Issendorf, Mary Lou Hull Constance Farmer, Audrey Wohlers, Bonnre Hexse, Marjorie Parrott ROW 2 Mrs Luettxnger, Barbara Sprenger, Donna Langworthy, Elizabeth Bayley, Marcene Walters, Phyllxs Martens, Delores johnson, Cheryl johnson, Barbara Zell Mary Lou Broske, joan Heins, Donna Rawson, Marcella McDonald Patricia Severson, Jean Heins, Ramona Writer ROW 3 Rich ard Fenwick George Olson, Davxd Sanborn, Darwln Meyers, Gary Ludwxtzke, John Sprenger, Da vid Bremer, Louxs Peters, Harold Meyers, Howard Hull, Rxchard Benjamin, Robert Hxppe, james Collrns, Wayne Roland Lorne McDonald Donald Lowrre, Floyd Scharlemann, Walter Spr1ck Junior Hlgh MIXG Chorus ROW 1 Carol Prxgge, Melvxn Meyer, Georglanne Gatz, Marcia Frxssell, Vxctor Nazarenko Ken ny Olson, Loxs Lowrxe, Carl jackson, Mary Gludt, Peggy Parrott ROW 2 Lxllran Butter fxeld Eileen Rretmann, Mary Lou Rothgarn, Janice Hattemer, Dorxs Holden, Janette Asleson John Dahlstrom, Jon Schasker, Carole Haessig, Tonx Rettler, Sally Erxckson, Darlene Haas, Kathryn Anderson, Yvonne Wohlers ROW 3 John Hansen, Charles Lombard, Larry Gexsler, Wan da Tesmer, Betty Nelson, Davxd Pomroy, Nancy Mexncke, Ruth Hanson, june Boysen, Carmen Heck, Gayle Hansen, Adair McDonald Audrey Wxse, Mrs Luettxnger ROW 4 Hazel Haradon, Goldyn Gatz, Drane Mxller, LaVyne Hexns, Germaxne Long, Robert Corxell Gordon Schacht, Marilyn Re ko Ton: Writer, Mary Ellen Sanborn, Eloise Sanborn, Donald Lafferty, Davxd Walstrom Ruby Johnson ROW S Ardrs Klindworth, Delaxne Mxller, Marlrs Klxndworth, Beverly Long, Elvlra Sxgmund, Alxce Cox Rxchard Brunkhorst, Marsha Whempner, Margaret Feehan, Elmer Roberts, Eugene Wxebusch Bxlly R111 Dale Karow 3 , . : . 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I . . - ' 9 . : ' - , ' . . : . , - I 9 I I 7 ' Girls' G ee Club 'T' ROW 1 Ardelle Heck Vrrgrnxa Dunbar Shxrley Ruth Martxn, Dona Schroeder, Elaxne juers, Frances Stehr, Nancy Bremer, Glorra Haase Pattx Wxse, Patr1c1a Issendorf, Mary Lou Hull Constance Farmer, Audrey Wohlers, Bonnxe Hexse, Marjorre Parrott, ROW 2 Mrs Luettrnger, Donna Langworthy, Elrzabeth Bayley, Marcene Walters, Phyllxs Martens, Delores Johnson, Anr ta Moeller Nancy Hoeft Donna Rawson, Joan Herns, Marcella McDonald Patr1c1a Severson jean Hexns, Ramona Wrlter ROW 3 Barbara Sprenger, Joyce Klexn Marlys Schumann, Marlys Hextman Cheryl Johnson Barbara Zell Mary Lou Broske, Nancy Oberg, Heather jackson, Jean Rademacher, Isabelle Rademacher, Bette F1ck Barbara Herns Boys Glee Club 48 1 Marcella McDonald Mrs Luettxnger Walter Sprxck, Rxchard Fenwrck, Harold Meyers Rxchard Benjamrn Robert Hxppe Howard Hull Lorne McDonald Floyd Scharlemann, Donald Low r1e ROW 2 George Olson, John Sprenger, Darwxn Meyers Louxs Peters, Davxd Bremer, Gary Ludwltzke Davxd Sanborn Wayne Roland James Collxns 3I f . f 113 5 e , A . 9 r I , f ' ln . P r , : ' . . . ' . . . . y . . . . ' Y I . U . . , . . D : . , . I Y I , . , V: I ,Q ' :L k wi A 1 : M fl? ,Mg O . A ,.,,4 , f.Al'n1-V . - s ' ' , ,Y --,fig , 1 , , Ai 'L f AV I-fs Y , fl ' , lf, 1' ' l R I V - l W .Q . ROW Z , . ' , ' ' ' , 1 l G 1 . 1 1 I ' . : . , . . ' U I I 1 D ' Nawyiw I I rf YW GAA ROW 1 Phyllls Hattemer, Dona Schroeder, Donna Dee Smxth jean Hexns, Audrey Prltchard Bette Flck, Irls Brusehaver, Mona Wrlter, jacquelrne Goranson, Darlene Adler ROW 2 Mxss Gulsvrg, Pattl W1se, Donna Rawson, Ellzabeth Bayley, Mary Lou Hull Phyllls Larson, joan Helns, Barbara Helns, Vonne Black, Lela johnson, Delores Johnson, Bonnre Buck Mary Ann Banltt ROW 3 Heather jackson, Nancy Bremer, V1rg1n1a Dunbar, Dolores Krrett, Barbara zell Mary Lou Broske Beverly Burflend, Grace Tackman, Eunxce Dankers, Mary Rerncke, Bon nle Hexse, Constance Farmer, Delores Relnhard, Anxta Moeller, Marlon Prlgge 3 an w.,s Cn Q O . : . . y . . ' . . . . I . f ' , . . . - V...-4 fy I .- . 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A. , I . . - .- : ' ' C I Any grrl ln senlor hlgh rs elxgxble jorn G A A Thxs organnzatron was formed to promote better sportsmanshrp among the gxrls ln school Basketball, bowllng, volleyball, golf plng pong, archery, and badmrnton are some of the sports rn whlch the members partx clpate Each sport has a representatlve whose ,ob rs to take roll and keep scores These representatxves and the offlcers make up the board Thxs year Dolores Krlett was presldent Delores Relnhard, vxce presx dent Phyllls Hattemer, student councxl representatlve Grace Tackman, secretary and Mary Rexncke, treasurer Partlclpatlng ln G A A glves the gxrls a chance to earn awards By ac qulrlng 600 poxnts an emblem 1S earned One thousand pornts are needed for a let ter Fxfty are grven for every sport ln whlch the grrls partxclpate If a grrl xs on a champlonshlp team she recexves 100 poxnts Seventy fxve pornts are gxven to the runners up These awards are gxv en out durxng the annual class nlght Dolores Krrett was chosen as thls year s outstandrng glrl athlete by the rls of the G A W ol lex hall Lhamps l,lllSlcllldlll0' bn I Athlete Bowhng Champs Basketball Champs '55 I' :-I 'rt ' 'I O 'nn E I k -. r A 4 0 f In fe Q .hi it Y-- -' A Q.: 3 A 'fx 7 , ...a ' I 1 .JK NX' N ' X' 4 w , , - -' j ,iwaii-125553515 ' R I L l ' I , X K: . . 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R The three main purposes of the Student Council are t unite all st dent organizations under one general control to promote the general activi ties of the school and to develop in the student an appreciation of his privileges and responsibilities as a member of a democratic assembly The Student Council which is composed of two girls and two boys from each home room in the Junior and senior high and one representative from each of the other organizations ln school IS the governing body in Lincoln High The council meets once a week and decides and discusses the general The executive committee which is composed of the president George Hol den the secretary Bette Fick the treasurer Mona Writer and the advisor M Boock grant all concessions Among the many service proyects carrxed on is the annual homecoming This year the homecoming pep fest and bonfire were held at the athletic field the night before the homecoming game The council is responsible for the Mr Boock Advisor pep fest and the homecoming dance following the Friday night s game February 3rd the annual date dance was held Music was furnished by jimmy Paul s orchestra Waitresses and waxters served refreshments to the tables surrounding the floor Student Council served as host to the Hrawathn Music Clinic held in Lake City An information booth was set p refreshments were sold, and a lunch was served This year the council put out a handbook This has been attempted several times, but never completed Jim Hanson chairman of the committee, and the committee itself worked hard to see that it was completed in time for next year s school term A suggestion box was set up and all suggestions were discussed so that some of these might bet ter our school Awards are also given by the council to the Honor Society athletic groups G A A Torch and cheerleaders This worthy organization promotes many activities and finds ways to better our school 36 ' 0 ff. , Z, . It X - ' , R ly, I ..- , f s 5 D j. f , ' ' : o ' u- ' W: . , ' . . .' Q' V activities of the school. - l' ' ' r. : . . . I . , , . . u , . Y Torch 5125 Co Edrtors In Chxef Ramona Wrxter and Bette Fxck News Edxtor Delores Rexnhard Headlxne and Copy Edxtors Pattl Wxse and Jerry Boysen Sports Edxtors Make up Edxtors Feature Wrxters Columnxsts News Reporters Exchange Edxtor Advxsor Harvard Roemer and Arthur Strawmatt James Ehlers and B111 Anderson Dolores Krxett Davld Sanborn and Gene Krogh Peter Hageman and James Colllns Davxd Bremer Darwrn Meyers, Donald Halpaus and Donald Wohlers Mary Ann Moechnxg Bjarne Stengel Thxrty lssues to publxsh means thxrty deadllnes to meet for the hard working Torch Staff who haven t mxssed a deadlxne yet Fxndxng and assxgnxng stor1es wrxtxng storles typlng them up correctxng them and taking a the storxes to the Graphxc are some of the many tasks performed by the Torch staff Members of the Torch staff belong to the Mxnnesota Hrgh School Press Assocratlon and the tronal Hxgh School Press Assoclatxon Ramona Writer, Delores Rexnhard and James Co111ns,all three members of the Torch sta are also members of the Quxll and Scroll a natxonal honor socxety for Journalxsm students Fxrst class rat1ng was recexved by the Torch for rts last years papers through January 1951 ln a contest sponsored by the Natxonal Scholastxc Press Assocxatxon 37 y X T! . . . . Na- A . . V . f fy :if c' i v v X I 1343 I Q ff? ' f' I The fxrst step IS to take the pxcture Get the proper mrxture, and It should work 3IIl6I'3 ll M, fx X gg- I--. N Looks llke an enlargxng job The Camera ub s a self supportxng organxzatron whxch relles upon 1 s lg yearly project the annual to provxde experxence for the future photographe H 1S supervxsed bv M Fxnnev See boys' All you need 15 frfteen fxngers' A prxnt even Mr Fxnney would be proud of' 38 W Q 2-J? ,sf 'gg'-4 D 519 so - H5 ' k I7-V 4 til. X' x'.l ' f -,K fff, fi' ffk l 1-J of L 'fret egypt fl- , :A di X' XX 4' zip N V Y if Q ,Y !,,,, V xx , ! x J, F ff' x 2 ' , K , ' .Yip ' - ,T H , N. Nxxxkeeer , ff , l 1' of K- Lf .yr I g I f f CI , n . . . . . . t b. ' , , ' ' rs. The A I 'I ' I 1' . ' . N. A ' A . f K Ig yy Declamatlon ROW 1 Barbara Heins Marjorie Parrott Ardelle Heck Constance Farmer Audrey Pritchard Audrey Wohlers Adelle Lxchtblau Lee Krogh ROW 2 Elizabeth Bayley Phyllis Hxnck Patti Wise Anita Moeller Nancy Bremer Katherine Fitschen Ardis Horning James Collrns ROW 3 Bonnie Heise Mary Lou Hull Bonnie Miller Jean Heins joan Heins Nancy Oberg Heather Jackson Floyd Scharle mann ROW 4 Ray Tiedeman Virginia Dunbar Mary Lou Broske Beverly Burfxend Vonne Black j Thxrty six students participated in declamatxon this year All but twelve students were screen ed out early in the program and on February 19 these twelve students entered the local declama tion which would decide which person for persons, would enter the District contest at Rochester Of these twelve Mary Lou Broske Mary Lou Hull and Lee Krogh took honors in the dramatic division Audrey Pritchard won in humorous Adelle Lrchtblau in original oratory jim Collins in memorized oratory and Floyd Scharlemann 1n extemporaneous manuscript reading March 14 these winners went to the District declamation contest held in Rochester Audrey Pritchard in the humorous division and Lee Krogh in the dramatic dxvrsion both received sup error ratings and went to the Regional declamatron contest in Chatfxeld March 30 39 0 ' ' . . 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' . - fra,....,- 4 , 1 SEVENTEENTH SUMM R ANNE COULTER MARTINS Cast Angle Mary Lou Hull Pattx Wxse Phyllxs Hattener Mary Lou Bros e Lorne McDonald Jerry Boysen Lorraxne Kxtty Mrs Morrow Mr Morrow jack Seventeenth Summer 15 a story about a young grr Charles Storxng Dennrs Schumacher Art Vonne Black Donald Lowrxe Adelle Lxchtb au Rxchard Bengamxn Mxss Edwin: Schlueter ane Tony Margxe Fxtz Dxrector l named Angxe QMary Lou Bully ho ls d ff t than any other ln her lxfe sure thxs summer wrll be 1 eren One nxght jack Duluth Qjerry Boysenj the delxvery boy brxngs a loaf of bread o thexr V house Blackj who has a way wxth boys H is a handsome basketball player At that txme he has a crush on jane Q onne h t o saxlboatxng wxth hxm just then ane Fxnally jack dxscovers Angxe and asks er o g F t cR1ChBld Bengamxnj 15 Margxe s steady b y and Margre Qhdelle Lxchtblauj drop n 1 z frxend f d Lorraxne CPatt1 Wxsej and Kxtty QPhyllxs Hattemerj Margaret LBeverly Bur ren Q are Angle s sxsters They all have thexr troubles ways trylng to be sophxstxcated goes out on macherj who consxders the whole thxng borxng Chuck Storxngj Lorraxne wh IS al Margaret the oldest sxster IS engaged to Art Q a bllnd date wrth Martxn Keefe QDBDDIS Schu d ds u gorng to a dance wlth Tony QDon Lowrrej who Angle breaks up wxth jack an en p rs very good lookxng but gust rsn t Angle s type th last mxnute jack comes to see her Finally at the end Angxe goes to school an at e off and everythxng turns out wxth a happy endxng 40 Q' N is-1 Qv, ' ' ' ' 1, f I ,e Q? W' , 1 . ' 2. N n . , . for ex . ' ,Q 1 I H 2 f - ,H . ' mit Q 'aa'-R 41 X 1.4 . ' V . y ' ' Q? I - .za . ' E f 'a x. ' ' :FJ l E.. 4 i I 1 J - ll ll by Margaret. ........ I. . Beverly Burflend Martin. ..l .. .. . .... ' ' . . ...... ' ' I . . . . . . . . . . . . k 'f.111'.1'.'. ' 1 . . . ' ' w . . I ' . ' . ,t . . e ' . ' , . . . . . . . . I . ' . . i . : I . . . ' . . , 0 . ' . ' . ' - ' , 0 ' - A I I . d . 71. HOKE SWEET HOMICIDE ANN REYNOLDS Cast Delores Reinhard William Hissian Audrey Pritchard Dolores Kriett Donna Rawson Richard lkitman Bette Fick Louis Peters james Collins Lee Krogh Director Miss Edw rin Carstairs Archi April Dinah Polly lhl er Wallie Sanford Hrs Cherington lr Cherington Rupert Van Deusen Frankie Riley B ll Smith Sergeant 0 Hare Pete joella Flashlight Slukey Wendy oe Betsy ina Schlueter jack Krouss ames Hanson Darw Ieyers Iris B usehaver chard Sass Stanley Stegemeyer Dona Schroe er irley Ruth lartxn Lloyd Kendall Ramona Writer The play revolves around Archie fBill Bussian Apr 1 CAudrey Pritchardj and Dinah lores Kriettj who are the three Carstairs c 1 ren They are secretly solving a murder so Marian fDelores Reinhard their mother will receive a lot of publicity so her mystery ook will sell better An actress Polly Walker fDonna Rawsonj shows up after the murder and the police hold her as a suspect. The children also want their mother to get married and they keep their eyes on Bill S ith fjack Krouss the police lieutenant. Sergeant O Hare C im Hanson is also wit Bill trying to solve the case. M . anford fRichard Heitmanj is the murdered woman hus band and the children hide him throughout the play. upert Van Deusen fjim Collins in love with Pol y al er and doesn t want her to get mixed up in t e affair. Frank Riley Lee Kroghj ' a racketeer w o is being blackmailed by Mrs. Sanford. There is a party at the Carstairs with all of the three children s frien s. Archie as a mob who attacks the police officers hey are: Flashlight fDick'SassJ Slukey t ley Stegemeyerj joe fBill Kenda lj' Dinah s and April s friends are: Wendy fDona Schr der Mag fShirley Martin Betsy Mona Writer Dinah s boy friend Pete cD8fWil1 Meyers can t understand Dinah and turns to joella flris Brusehaverj for awhi e. Last but not least is Mrs. Cherington fBette Fic J and lr Cherington fLouis Petersj w o we find out murdered Mrs. Sanford. -41- Speer: lub RO 1 Davxd Sanborn Dolores Krxett Vxrgxnla Dunbar, Elxzabeth Bayley Mlss Schlueter 2 Rxchard Fenwlck Harold Meyers Audrey Prxtchard, Bonnxe Hexse Nancy Oberg Rxch ard He1tman ROW 3 Rxchard Benjamln jack Krouss, Robert Olson W1l11am Busslan, Donna Dee Smxth Llblfu X l lull SEATED Betty Moyer, Vonne Black, Mxss Schouwerler, Henrxetta Zell STANDING Vxrgxnxa Cheney, Mary Relncke, Lela johnson, Heather jackson, Frank Irwln, Delores johnson, Nancy Bremer, Cheryl Johnson, Marcella McDonald, Shlrley Ru'h Martrn, Margle Sprxck, Ramona Wr1 ter 42 I Y ? x X X Eu V. ysyy Q Z5 ' Tig, -, , A Y Q' ff V, I A I I -F -I M 'VN fs , vii Y v W x ,i a , 'R Q W : . , . y . . . . , . ' ROW I . . 1 , . . . ' ' . n ' c . . . , , . . . o DN O 6 I T A O' 1.5 512 . ' -7 ' 4- 1 ' lx I Q M f l I -Q ... , . ', K L - , -.,,- nl 'Ph 'Xi f ' XT! 'n'Il Y Advxsor Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT James Colllns Pattx Wxse Margaret Feehan Audrey Prrtchard Tonx Wrxter Donald Wohlers Letterman S lub gl Q ROW 1 Rxchard Brostrom Ralph Wxebusch Lee Krogh Fredrlck Hxbhard Frederxck Lu1kart Robert Olson Donald Lowrxe ROW 2 Rxchard Benjamxn Lorne McDonald Harlan Sass Jerome McGxnn1s James Collxns Jerry Klxndworth Rxchard Hextman ROW 3 Donald Roberts Davxd Lurkart Rxchard Sass Lloyd Kendall George Holden Jerry Boysen Robert Petrxch ROW 4 Gary Ludultzke Darwln Meyers James Hanson Wayne Roland ames Ehlers on Wlebusch Harold Meyers Mr Arlan Johnson Davxd Kxnnear Mr Bernhard Bartel Charles Storlng Den nls Schafer 43 T i A I V f 3 .. V' 1 1, U b 5 3 s. as, 'f 51 . I i Ill li! g v ,Y 4 x NIS' : . , . . S l . I . . , ,Q 1' . X tg 1 4 31 45 'V . - L: I, .I 6 ,'. . .'- 7 ty I g 4 4 g as sr- . V 2 Q 1 ll 1 1 l l I A I 1 I ' I I A ' . I I I 1 . . I I I I I D l ' V I P . . I I I I I I ' ' I Z V' I l I i l I J I J 4 I 1 ' 1 I 1 1 1 ' FQ F. . ROW 1 john Sprenger, Leslxe Dettmer LaVerne Dammann, Stanley Stegemeyer, james Clark Marvxn Banxtt ROW 2 Kenneth Hexse, Kenneth juers, Ernest Banxtt, Walter Spr1ck, Robert Hxppe, Vernon Dohrn, john Merncke ROW 3 joel Johnson, Lloyd Turner, Charles Sprenger, Marlyn Peters Charles Haeska Fredr1ck Merncke i ROW 1 M Fxnney Donald Krxett Carl Haas ROW 2 Dav1d Bremer, Frederrck Lurkart Robert Schmauss Donald Wohlers, Russell Tesmer Harold Meyers, Wayne Schacht Maynard Wr1ght Duane Brusehaver 44 : A 1 Q , , . . ' I 0 0 o A p V 4 .Y N ,, ,x' C .1 Q - 1 I x oi J f : r. ' , ' , . : ' ' ' , 1 , I Sophomore Frollc- Wrestl1ng proved as popular at the Sophomore Frolxc as xt has 1n Mlnneapolls and New York, as the senlor boys set a new profxt record wxth thexr wrestllng matches The sophomores, who dxd a swell Job of staglng thls annual fun event, completed the professxonal effect w1th a televlsed versxon of a champxonshxp match The top event of the evenxng of entertalnment, was the sxngxng of the year s most pop ular song, Goodnxght Irene, by a quartet consrstxng of B111 Kendall Jon Wxebusch, B111 An Homeoommg Atomlze Osseo was the slogan, and rf the T1gers had had a sl1ghtly larger cyclotron that feat mlght have been accomplxshed As lt was, however, the sxtuatxon was reversed, but not wxth any radxo actxve effect The fxght and deter m1nat1on of the team IH fxghtxng to a 6 0 loss provxded an abundance of conversatronal materxal at the Homecomxng Dance whlch followed the game All dampened sp1r1ts were ob vxously refreshed here, as a near record crowd attended thxs annual event 45 I - ' an ' in ' ll ' ' if . . . . . , ll ' ll , - derson, and Dick Sass. 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Txtle Page Board of Educatxon U Admnnnstratxon Faculty Classes Dxvlsxon Sheet Sen1ors Honor Soclety Seventh Grade Enghth Grade Freshmen Sophomores junlors Sports Dxvxsxon Sheet Football Baseball Track Golf Intrameral Adler Darlene 13 34 Anderson Kathryn 29 0 Anderson Sharon 12 Anderson Wlllxam 18 0 Asleson Eugene 12 Asleson Janette 11 30 Cont nt Musxc Dxvxsxon Sheet Senlor Band l1X8d Chorus Glee Club Actxvxtxes Dxvxsxon Sheet A Student Councx Torch 26 28 2 4 4 6 8 Txger staff Camera Club Declamatxon junxor Class Play Senxor Class Play Speech Club h Library Club A A Soph Frolxc B Homecomxng Snapshot Drvlsxon Sheet Snapshots 5 51 52 27 29 3 Bartel Banltt Banrtt Banxtt Bartels Bayley Bayley 3 18 20 23 Ernest 15 44 Marvxn 15 22 44 Mary Ann 13 34 Carl Bruce Elxzabeth 18 20 29 14 29 30 31 35 39 42 Beck Marcene 11 Benjamx 15 24 29 30 31 39 40 42 43 56 n,R1chard Black Vonne 14 34 35 39 40 Bo l Jeanette Boock, M 2, Boysen, Boysen, Bremer, Bremer Gerald 15,18,20,22,37,40,43 June 11.29, 0 Davxd 6,30,31,37,44 Edxth 12 Bremer: Nancy 13,24,30,31,34,39.42,56 Broske Mary Lou 24,30,31,34,35,39,4O Brostrom, Rxchard 13,20,23.36,43 Dohrn Vernon 13 Dunbar Robert 11 25 Dunbar, Roger 12 22 Dunbar Vxrgxnla 14 29 30 31 34 35 39 42 Eaves Shxrley 12 Ehlers james 15 23 37 Eh ers Morrxs 13 18 22 Errckson Sally 11 30 Farmer Constance 13 29 30 34 39 Feehan Margaret 11 30 43 Fenwick Rlchard 6 23 25 30 31 Fxck Bette 7 4 31 34 35 36 rnney H 3 13 Fxtschen. Katherlne Frxssell Marcla Fritz, Sandra 13.24, , Funk, Betty 12 Gatz, Georg1anne 11, Gatz, Goldyn 11,30 Gehlar, Jeanette , G xsler, Larry 11,30 Glanders, Phyll1s 13 Gludt, Mary 11,29,30 54 Brusehaver Duane 12 20 22 44 Brusehaver Irxs 6 24 34 35 37 4l Brunkhorst Rlchard 11 20 30 Buck Bonnxe 13 34 35 Burfxend Beverly 14 24 34 35 36 39 40 56 Bussxan Wxllxam 6 41 42 Butterfleld Lzllxan 11 30 Cheney Vxrgxnxa 14 24 42 Clark James 6 44 Co eman P 3 39 Co lxns james 6 24 25 28 31 36 37 38 39 Co llns Leon 6 25 37 Correl Hu h 13 18 Correl Robert 20 30 Cox Alxce 11 0 Dahlstrom john 11 25, Dahman Rlchard 13 22 Dammann, La Verne 6,44 Dammann, Leo 11, 0 Dankers, Eunxce , Dankers, Dennxs I Dankwardt, Mary Ann De Roy, Ralph 1 Dettmer, Leslle Dnepenbrock, john 13,18 ,18,44 ' ................ 1 ' ' ' ' , ,,,,,,. , , , I ' ' ' ' . . . .2 ' ......... . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 ' . . . . . , . . . , , , , , .30 ' ' ' .......... 4,5 ....... . . .... . . 31 ' ............... 6,7,s,9 ' ' - ' - ' ,,,,, I I I 3 I33 ' -------------- 10 G. .A.. .............. 3,35 - - - - - ' - - - - - - ' - 11 'l. . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 ' --------------- 11 .................. 37 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 38 . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .13 ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 39 ' ................ 1 ,15 ' ,,,,,,,,,,,I 40 ' ' ' ----- ----- 1 .17 ' . ........... 41 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 ,19 ' . . . . . . . .42 Basketball .............. 20,21 Cheerleaders B Letterman's Club ..... 43 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 F.F. . 8 .V.A.. . . . . . . . . . . . 44 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 ' ' . . . . . . . . .45 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 ' ' ' . . . . . . . . . 48,49 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25 . . . . . . . . . . . . 0, , ,5 ' ......... 56 ' . 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Long Germaine 11 30 Lowrxe Donald 15 18 24 25 30 40 43 56 Lowr1e LUIS 11 29 30 36 Ludwxtzke Dennxs 12 29 Ludwxtzke Gary 13 18 20 23 30 31 43 Luett1nger S 3 30 31 Lunkart Davxd 8 18 19 22 25 38 43 Luxkart Frederxck 8 18 19 25 38 43 Martxn Shrrley Ruth 8 30 31 41 42 AdBlf 11 30 36 Lorne 15 18 20 22 30 31 36 40 43 Marcella 12 30 31 36 42 MCGIHDIS, Jerome 13 18 20 23 43 Me1ncke Freder1ck 13 44 Me1ncke John 13 44 M8lhCk8 Nancy 11 29 30 Merrel McDonald McDonald McDonald Jane 13 39 Reko Marxlyn 11 29 30 Rettler Thomas 11 25 29 Re tler Rxetmann R1etmann Rxetmann 1 l Roberts, Roberts Tonx 11 Exleen Ramona Vnvxan Iam 29 30 4 Donald 13 Elmer 11 20 25 30 Roemer Harvard 15 22 37 Roland Wayne 15 18 30 31 43 Jan1ce 14 39 Mary Lou 11 30 Davxd 15 29 30 31 Roschen Rothgarn Sanborn Sanborn Sanborn Eloxse 11 29 30 Mary Ellen 11 29 Sass Harlan 13 18 20 24 29 43 Sass, R1chard 9 18 19 20 24 29 41 25 Schacht Gordon 11 20 30 Schacht Wayne 12 18 20 22 44 Schafer Denn1s 20 15 24 29 43 56 Meyer Meyer A ys 8 Janxce Schasker Jon 11 20 25 29 30 Schasker Ph1l1p 11 20 25 29 Scharlemann Floyd 15 30 31 39 Sc lueter E 3 39 40 41 Schmauss, Robert 9 44 Schouwexler, V 3 14 42 Schroeder Carol 12 Schroeder Dona 9 30 34 41 Schumacher Dennns 15 40 Marlys 13 31 Schumann, Rxchard Schumann Severson 41 43 R1chard 7 23 25 29 42 56 He1tman Henn Elalne 12 Herbst Donald 12 Hxbbard Frederxck 13 18 Davxd 11 Meyer Meyer Meyer Meyer Jardell Marvel Melvln R1chard Darwxn 11 30 13 18 22 8 25 30 31 PBIIICIB 12 24 29 30 Severson Sxewert Gary 15 22 Sxewert Harlan Meyers Sxewert, Howard 18 22 3 Soderstrom Vetlyn 9 18 19 23 Hrllstrom Ramona 14 Hlnck Phyllns 13 39 Hoeft Nancy 13 31 Holden Dor1s 30 ll Holden George 7 18 19 23 25 Hollman Jean 12 29 Meyers Mxckow M1ller Mrller Mrller Harold 8 18 20 24 30 31 Sxgmund E1v1ra 42 43 44 Gladys Delaxne 11 30 2 18 20 Robert 15 29 Moechn1g Harold Moechn1g Mary Ann 8 Smxth Donna Dee Sprenger Barbara Sprenger Charles Sprenger, John 9 Sprxck Marjorxe Sprxck Walter 15 Spr1nger, Darrell 24 34 15 44 30 31 44 9 42 18 30 31 44 56 Hollman Wxllxam 13 22 Hornxng Ardxs 14 39 Howe Mon1ca 11 Hull Howard 12 18 20 22 29 30 Hull Mary Lou 14 24 29 30 31 34 35 39 40 Hunder James 12 18 20 23 29 Irwxn Frank 13 42 Issendorf PBIf1C18 12 29 30 31 Jackson Jackson Jacobsen Jacobsen Jacobsen Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson arl 11 20 25 29 0 ather 13 31 34 3 42 Dewayne 15 Jerald Paul 11 3 24 Cheryl 12 30 31 42 Delores Gaylord Goel le a 14 Raymond Ru y 11 30 31 34 20 22 35 42 Iuers Elarne 12 Juers Kenneth 7 Karow Dale 11 20 arow D D Kendall Beetrxce 12 Kendall Lloyd 7 18 19 20 24 25 36 41 43 K1nnear Davxd 15 18 20 22 43 Klexn Joyce 7 31 Klexn Rxchard 12 20 23 36 Klxndvorth Ardxs 30 Klxndworth Jerry 13 18 23 Klxndworth Marl1s 30 11 Kohrs Eugene 12 Krxett Dolores 7 34 35 36 37 41 41 Krrett Donald 12 20 22 44 Krogh Gene 15 Krogh Les 7 24 25 39 41 43 56 Moeller Anita 13 24 30 Moyer Betty 14 42 Moyer James 12 Nasarenko Vxctor 11 Nasarenko Wolodymyr 12 Nelson, Betty 11 30 Nelson John 12 Nxbbe Fr1t1 12 Oberg, Nancy 13 31 39 Ohlhaber Marvel 12 Ol1n Joyce 12 29 Olnver, Sonxa 12 29 Olson Barbara 12 Olson George 5 12 18 20 3 30 31 36 Olson Kenneth 20 25 Olson Robert 8 29 42 43 56 Parrott Margaret 11 13 29 30 31 Parrott Maryorxe 13 30 39 Peters Lours 8 29 31 36 41 Peters, Marlyn 13 44 Peters Shxrley 12 Petrxch Donald 13 Petrxch Robert 15 18 43 Plank Lons 13 30 Sprxnger, James 13 Steffenhagen Joyce 12 Stegemeyer Stanley 9 22 25 36 41 Stehr Frances 13 30 31 tengel B 3 15 stbflhg Charles 15 18 20 36 40 43 Strawmatt Arthur 15 37 Strawmatt Terrance 13 18 Sylvxs Am 11 Sylvxs Peggy 13 Tackmann, Grace 14 34 35 Tesmer Russell 13 44 Tesmer Wanda 11 30 Tnedeman Ray 39 Turner Lloyd 15 44 Von Helmst Joyce 12 lallerxch Charles 12 Walstrom Dlvxd 11 25 29 30 36 Walters, Marcene lhempner, Marsha Ixebusch Eugene lxebusch Jon 13 lxebusch Phyllns 12 29 30 11 30 11 20 30 18 24 12 Pomroy Powers Powers, Preble Prxgge, Davxd 11 30 l1ll1am 11 25 l1ll1am 12 18 20 22 Jeanette 8 Carol 30 11 lxebusch Ralph 13 20 23 36 '1lde Norman 15 lxlde Sh1r1ey 12 lxllers, Kenneth 12 'ISC Audrey 11 29 30 Marxan 14 24 34 Ronald 3 Prxgge Prxgge Prntchard Audrey 8 34 35 39 42 43 56 Pruter Betty 9 P uter Earl 12 18 Rademacher Isabell 31 Rademacher Jean 31 Rawson Donna 9 30 31 34 41 Rexncke Mary 14 34 35 37 Rexneke Elxzabeth 3 12 Rexnhard Delores 9 34 37 35 Rexnhard Margxe 13 55 lxse Pattl 14 29 30 31 34 35 'ohlers lohlers Wohlers lohlers lrnght lrxter lrxter 36 37 39 40 Audrey 14 30 31 39 Donald 9 37 43 44 Marne 12 Yvonne 11 30 Maynard 13 23 44 Antoxnette 11 29 30 36 43 Ramona 9 24 30 31 34 36 37 41 42 lurst Gxlbert Yotter Doreen 12 Zell Barbara 14 30 31 35 Zell Henrietta 14 42 - ' . . . . . . . . . .41 . 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U - 15 ' .a1' ' ' ' '. .' . . .41 ' 1950 TIGER STAFF 1951 Edxtor Lee Krogh Lxterary and Socxal Assxstant Edxtor Donald Lowrxe Class Photography Robert Olson Busxness and Sales Publxcxty Dennxs Schafer Art George Olson Rxchard Ben3am1n Beverly Burfxend Nancy Bremer Audrey Prltchard Walter Sprxck R1chardHe1tman Sandra Frxtz Davxd Sanborn Three weeks before Easter always flnds the Txger staff rn a turmoll regardless of what preparatlon IS made to prevent xt Between declamatlon, state tournament, nusxc contests, and faculty meetxngs the staff members, under the generalshxp of Mr Johnson, somehow man age to get the necessary photographs, wrlteups, and snapshots to put out the Txger When the materxal xs gathered there IS then the problem of assemblrng xt correctly and f1ll1ng xn the du my The happxest day 1n the journalxstxc career of the staff members IS the day on whrch the book 15 frnally boxed up and sent to the prxnter, and the day on whlch lt returns, wxth xts glossy cover and memory crammed pages 56 o Sports. . . . . . 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