Lincoln High School - Prowler Yearbook (Thief River Falls, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1946 volume:

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ALLEN Dean of Girls, Mathematics HAZEL MADDEN Librariarb DONOVON NELSON .f1sSistant Coach, Mathematics GLADYS JOHNSON English EVELYN HOLLAND l'omm0rf'ir1I M AR Y ETH EI. B ENN RTT Busizzesx Rrlations M' HRD W IG HUSBY llixtory SARA NYJORDET Zllndrfrn History J EAN CURRIE English J UNETH SUNDAHI Lalin, Hisiory B ESSIE SEDLACEK English HELEN MOVIUS English, Public Speaking ALMA KLAWITTER Dlusic wu- R U'l'H LEGVOLD Ilome Erorzdmics 9, . H f' XS: fx. N. Vs 1-V... H, R. TONNING Blalhematics ig, ESTHER SHIRLEY Home Economics RAGNA STEENERSON English MARY CATHERINE McNELLIS Commercial S ' ia DOROTHY LARSEN JOHN LINDENMEYER American History Coach, Social Science 'I i f A 5 '1 I IDA GANTNER G. H. MAYER-OAKES General Science Chemistry, Biology yftliha LAVERNE HENDRICKSON MARIE KRAUSE Physical Education Commercial ELLEN CLARK Science, English HELEN ANDERSON Jlathe matics NOT PICTVREIJ GLENN HANNA Social Science Coach J. A. JOHNSON Industrial A rls N. QENTIN JONES Physical Education M!! fr '1 42 fi, f f A G XX X 'Y' I f , ly ,I , ff K f VV , x-. A vfaw .H Q wx o , ' MX1 i 55. K xp w ' f ' . -, Vw XM , ff 2, if .- 'iii ,A x N N X Nz, ,g . ,XX 84, , X A , 4 X- -- ' 2 . N . f' ,fx K 'ix N g -W! , , + f4' M Q M X .N '11 if enior CA' 4:5 QMCWJ Thornton Anderson . . . ...... Presidelzt James Magnuson . . . . . . Vive President Penny Nelson . . . . . .Secretary John Powell . . . . . . YQVCUJZIVCI' ADVISORS Miss Helen Movins, Mr. XY. C. Claffy Back Row: John Powell. Front Row: James Magnuson, Penny Nelson, Thornton Anderson. 1' is .vt v Delores Aamodt Clifford Aas Wendall Aase I Llwellyn Anderson Th0l'llf0l'l Anderson Varsity Football 3, 4: Basketball Reserves 21 Varsity Track 3, 4: In- tramural Basketball l, 3. 4: lnterclass Basket- ball l, 3, 4. Varsity Track 3, 4: ln- tramural Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Chorus 4: Op- eretta 4: Lincoln Log 1: Band 1: 3, 4: Junior Class Play Production: Senior Class Play Pro- duction. G,A.A. l, 2, 3: G,A.A. Board 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Offi- cer 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls Triple Trio 4: Girls Sextet 3: Lin- coln Log 4: Junior Class Play Production: Operetta 4: Senior Class Play Production. Varsity Football 3, 4: Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Octet 3, 4: Op- eretta: Chorus Officer 3: Chorus President 41 Junior Class Play Pro- duction: Class Officer 2: Class President 4: Senior Class Play. Philip Beadle Agnes Jean Benson Glenn Berg Marilyn Berg Richard Blddlck Varsity Football 3, 4: Basketball Reserves 2: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Interclass Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Track Captain 4: Athletic Scholarship Society 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety. G.A.A. 1, 2. 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls Triple Trio 4: Chorus Ac- companist 4: Operetta 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club Officer 3: National Thespians 3, 4: One Act Plays 3: One Act Plays Pro- duction 4: Photogra- phy Club 2: Lincoln Log 4: Prowler Staff: Prom Chairman: Homecoming Commit- tee 4: Declamation 3, 4: Senior Class Play: National Honor So- ciety. Varsity Football 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 4: Intramural Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Art Club 2. 1 I2 .- G.A.A. 1, 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Operetta Produc- tion Staff 4: Twirler 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Sextet 3: Senior Class Play Production. Chorus Soloist 3, 4: Boys Octet 3, 4: Mixed Quartet 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sports Student Manager 1, 2: Photog- raphy Club 2: Nation- al Thespians 3, 4: Jun- ior Class Play: Oper- etta 4: Prowler Staff: Prom Committee: Homecoming Commit- tee 4: Senior Class Play. l has c, cc A ,,cO-.icacccc l Kenneth Borshelm Varsity Basketball 3. 43 Varsity Football 4: Basketball Reserves 23 Interclass Basketball 1, 2: Intramural Bas- ketball lg Lincoln Log 2. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Hockey 3, 41 Hockey Co-captain 41 Chorus 3, 4: Boys Oc- tet 3, 45 National Thespians 3, 41 Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Lincoln Log 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Pep Club President 3: Chorus 35 Cheerleader 2: Twirling 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 23 Junior Red Cross 1, 23 Glee Club 1: One Act Plays Production 4: Junior Class Play Production: Prowler Staff: Dra- matic Club 4: Nation- al Thespians 4: Senior Class Play Produc- tion. Donald Brossolt Donna Mae Brossolt Mary Jane Bruggeman Marlon Bugge Bernlce Carlson Glenn Carlson Marven Carlson Lowell Collins V 1 , 5 5 156: It Q .. x Y F.F.A. 1, 3, 4. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 2. 3, 4, Varsity Track 2, 3, 43 Chorus 33 Class President 2: Co-cap- tain Basketball 4: In- terclass Basketball 1: Intramural Basketball 1. ..13... G.A.A. 1. eronlca Cosgrove G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Lincoln Log 2, 3: Photography Club 2: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls Sextet 3: Cheer- leader 3, 43 National Thespians 3, 4: Junior Class Play: Declama- tion 2g Operetta 41 Prowler Staff: Inter- class Basketball 2. if Marilyn Dahlstrom James Dalager Helen Elllngson Colleen Engelstad Noon Hour Dramatics Senior Class Play Pro- Prom Committee: Op- 4: Intramural Basket- duction. e r e t t a Production ball 3: Senior Class Play Production. Staff 4: G.A.A. 1. Barbara Fast Louise 'Flnstad Violet Foldoe Grayce Forsberg Chorus 2, 3, 4: Oper- etta 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Lincoln Log 4: Prowl- er Staff: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play Production: One Act Play Production 4: L Girl 4: Interclass Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3: Dra- matic Club 4: Senior Class Play Production: National Thespians: Glee Club 1. Pep Club 4: -Noon Hour Dramatics 4: One Act Play Production 4: Manuscript Reading 4: Senior Class Play Production. Chorus 2, 3: Art Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Officer 4: Twirler 2, 3, 4: Lin- coln Log 1, 2, 3: Ora- tory 3: Junior Class Play Production: G.A.A. 1, 2: Prowler Staff. Jeannette Evenson Chorus 2. 3, 4: Oper- etta 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Lincoln Log 2, 3, 41 Assistant Editor Log 4: Prowler Staff: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: L Girl 4: Interclass Basketball 2: Junior Class Play Production: S e n i o r Class Play Production: National Honor So- ciety. Glenn Fossum Ralph Foster Janice Gessner DOFOUlY GCVUIK Varsity Football 3, 4: One Act Plavs 3, 4: Chorus 4: Dramatic Club 3. 4: National Thespians 4: Prom Committee: Prowler Staff: Operetta 4: Sen- Prom Committee: Pep Club 3, 4: Prowler Staff: National Honor Society. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus 3, 4: Operetta 4: Dramatic Club 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Board 4: One Act Play Production 4: Prom Committee: Helen Greene Prowler Editor - in - Chief: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 12 Operetta 4: Junior Class Play Pro- duction: Declamation 1: Dramatic Club 4: ior Class Play Produc- Band Custodian 3: One Act Plays 4: Na- tion. Prowler Staff: L tional Thespian 4: Girl: Pep Club 1, 2, Twirling l: Junior 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Red Cross 1, 2: G.A.A. l, 2: Homecoming 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Committee 4: Lincoln Board 4: Tumbling 1, Log 4: Interclass 2: Interclass Basket- Sports 1, 2, 3: Glee ball 2, 3, 4: Senior Club 1: Senior Class Class Play Production: Play Production: Na- Emblem Girl 4: Salu- tional Thespians. tatorian: N a t i o n a l Honor Society. Bradley Hanna Dorothy Hanson Elaine Hanson Fern Hanson Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Basketball Reserves 2: Varsity Track 2: Intramural Basketball l: Band l, 2: National Thespians 4: Junior Class Play: One Act Plays 4: Athletic Scholarship Societv 3, 4: Prom Committee: National Honor So- ciety. Noon Hour Dramatics. Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Lin- coln Log 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Prowi- er Staff: Junior Class Play! National Thes- pians: Art Club 4. Mila Gulbranson Interclass Basketball 3, 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 2, 3. 4: Junior Class Play Production. Gene Hanson F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3, 4: In- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. , 115- - sm, ms Xia . i ,X .. , 1 'xy A 5 Sally Hanson Betty Lou Haugen Jerry lledemark Janet Heleren Dorothy Ilelqulst G.A.A. 1, 22 PCD Club Varsity Basketball 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Lincoln 1. 2, 3. 4: Ph0f0gY8Dhy Athletic Scholarship Log 3, 4: Junior Class Club 2: Glee Club 1. Society, Play P r o d u c tio n: Prowler Staff: Honor Student. Lorraine Holum Lorrayne Horter Wesley Hovie Audrey I-Iylden Judith Jelle Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3: Lincoln Log 3, 4: Junior Class Play Production: Prowler Staff: Senior Class Play Production. Junior Red Cross 1, 2: Tumbling 1, 2: Lin- coln Log 2. Football Captain 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Hockey Co-captain 4: Varsity Hockev 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3: Interclass Basketball 2, 3. -16.- Lincoln Log 2, 3, 4: Lincoln Log Editor 4' y G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A,A. Board 2, 3: G.A.A. President 4: Interclass Basketball 1. 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: National Thespians 3, 4: Thes- pian Officer 4: One Act Plays 3: One Act Play Production 4: Junior Class Play Pro- duction: Manuscript Reading 3, 4: Pep Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 3, 4: Photography Club 2: L Girl 3: Library Club 3: Prowler Staff: Homecoming Commit- tee 4: Operetta 4: Sen- ior Class Play. Robert Johnson Anna Marie Jones Jerry Jorlngdal James Kiland Elizabeth King Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Cho- rus 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 1, 2, 3: Boys Octet 2, 3, 4: Band Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4: Clarinet Quar- tet 1: Flute and Clari- net Ensemble 3: Class President 3: National Thespians 3, 4: Band President 3: Band Of- ficer 4: Photography Club 1, 2: Photogra- phy Club President 2: Lincoln Log 1, 2, 3: Lincoln Log News Ed- itor 3: One Act Plays 4: Operetta 4: Dra- matic Club 3: Junior Class Play: Student Director Band: Senior Class Play. Varsity Football 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Boys Octet 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Operetta 4: One Act Plays 3, 4: Junior Class Play Pro- duction: Dramatic Club 3: National Thespians 4: Senior Class Play: Athletic Scholarship Society. Dramatic Club 4: Na- tional Thespians 4: Chorus 4: Operetta 4: Operetta Production 4: Pep Club 4: Prowler Staff: Homecoming Committee 4: Senior Class Play Production: National Honor So- ciety. Class Officer 1: Intra- James Kleinvachgel- Owen Km-sm., William Lime Dale Larson David Larson V8l'Sif-Y Trl-ICR 3, 42 Prowler Staff 4: Prom F.F.A. Basketball 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 42 Boys Varsity FOOIDBU 41 III- Committee: Lincoln 3: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Intra- Octet 2, 3. 45 Cl'10l'US tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: lnterclass Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Jun- ior Class Play Produc- tion: Senior Class Play Production. Log 4: Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: In- terclass Basketball 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play Production: S p o r t s Student Manager 4: Senior Class Play Pro- duction. ,fi V ...- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass .Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Soloist 3, 4: Mixed Quartet 3: National Thespians 3, 4: One Act Plays 3: Dramatic Club 3: Lincoln Log 3: Prowler Staff: Art Club 4: Junior Class Play: Operetta 4: Sen- ior Class Play: Prom Committee. mural Basketball 2, 3, 4: Noon Hour Dra- matics 4. .-171 Helen Lindland Lincoln 2, 3, 45. Fea- ture Editor Log 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Girls Sextet 35 Girls Triple Trio 4: Chorus Officer 45 Chorus Soloist 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. Board 1, 2, 35 National Thespians 3, 45 Thes- pian Officer 45 Dra- matic Club 3, 45 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Junior Class Play Production 35 Prowler Staff: Homecoming Commit- tee 45 One Act Plays 35 Operetta 45 L Girl 35 Prom Commit- teeg, Senior Class Play: National Honor So- ciety. Enid Mellem Glee Club 1: Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 4: Prowler Staffg Honor Student. l . Dorothy Louze Chorus 2, 3, 45 Oper- etta 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Lincoln Log 45 G.A.A. 15 Principal's Secretary 3, 45 Prom Committee: Senior Class Play Production. Joyce Mellem- E ,. ...W Jonette Lynde James Magnuson Robert Melby Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Council 3, 45 Twirler 1, 2, 35 Drum Major- ette 45 Chorus 2, 3, 45 Operetta 45 Lincoln Log 2, 45 G.A.A, 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Board 2, 35 Dramatic Club 35 National Thespians 3, 45 Declamation 1, 25 L Girl 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Photography Club 1. 25 Prowler Staffg Prom Commit- tee: Junior Class Play: Senior Class Play: In- terclass Basketball 1. 2, 45 National Honor Society. Velma Meyer G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Pho- tography Club 25 Cho- rus 2: Dramatic Club 35 National Thespians 45 Lincoln Log 2, 3, 45 L Girl 4: Dramatic Club Officer 45 One Act Play Production: Interclass Basketball 25 Junior Class Play Production! Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Prowler Committee 45 Prom Committee: Homecom- ing Committee 4: Jun- ior Red Cross 1, 2: Glee Club 15 Senior Class Play Production. -IS- Gymnastics 1, 2, 35 Tumbling 1, 2,35 Class Officer 2, 4: Chorus 2, 35 Boys Octet 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Trom- bone Soloist 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Assistant Gymnastic Coach 45 Athletic Scholarship Society. Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45' Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Athletic Scholarship Society 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 3: Band Soloist l, 3, 45 Band Custodian 45 Brass Quartet 15 Brass Sextet 35 Chorus 3, 45 Boys Octet 45 Junior Class Play: One Act Plays 45 Prom Com- mittee: Dramatic Club 3: National Thespians 3. 4: Prowler Staff: Varsity Track 3, 45 Senior Class Play. Inez Myrum Camille Narverud G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Board 4: L Girl 4: Interclass Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Prowler Staff: Pep Club 3, 42 Pep Club Officer 45 Chorus 3, 45 Operetta 45 Lincoln Log 4: Senior Class Play Production. Penrhyn Nelson Rllbbft NBlS0l1 Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4: Prowler Associate Ed- itor: Dramatic Club 3, 4: National Thesoians 3, 4: Thespian Presi- dent 3: Lincoln Log 3: Lincoln Log Exchange Editor 4: Glee Club 1: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Board 3, 4: Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: L Girl 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club Officer 3, 4: Photography Club 2: Chorus 3, 4: Chorus Officer 4: Girls Triple Trio 4: Operetta 4: One Act Plays 3: One Act Play Production 3. 4: Junior Class Play Student Director: Homecoming Commit- tee 4: Senior Class Play Student Director: National Honor So- ciety. Prowler Staff: Lincoln Log 4: Intramural Bas- ketball: Varsity Foot- ball 4: Prom Commit- tee: Senior Class Play Production: National Honor Society. Richard 0'Hara, Donna. Olson Joyce Olson Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Trom- bone Trio 2: Band President 4: Pep Band 2, 3: Prowler Staff: Prom Committee: Var- sity Football 4: Junior Class Play: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: -In- terclass Basketball l, 2. 3: Athletic Scholar- ship Society. Noon Hour Dramatics 4. Margaret Olson Glenn Ose Maxine Pederson Delores Person Patricia Perrault G.A.A. 1, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 32 Junior Class Play Pro- duction: Prowler Staff: Prom Commit- tee: Library Staff 3: Senior Class Play Pro- duction. Prom Committee: Pep Club 1. itil Y .ik Q 4? K s G.A.A, 1, 2: Pep Club 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Chorus 2, 3: Girls Sextet 3: Junior Class Play: Prowler Staff: Honor Student. rr Y I CIll'CiS PC'-H5011 John Powell Mervin Prestebak Chorus 4: Band 1, 2, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 3, 4: Operetta 4. Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Basketball Reserves 2: Junior Football 21 Intramural Basketball 1: Interclass Basket- ball 1, 2: Class Officer 1, 3, 4: Junior Class Play Production: Lin- coln Log 3, 4: Log Sports Editor 4:' Ath- letic Scholarship So- ciety 3: Prowler Staff: Senior Class Play: Na- tional Honor Society. Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 34: Gymnastics 3, 43 Tumbling l: Junior Class Play Production: Prom Committee: Homecoming Commit- tee 4: Senior Class Play Production. Margaret Keller A rlyne Robinson Lincoln Log l, 2, 3: Prowler Staff: Prom Committee: Dramatic Club 3: National Thes- pians 3, 4: Junior Class Play: G.A.A. l, 2: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, Homecom- ing Queen: 'Senior Class Play. Grace Ronholm Donald Russell Katherine Sagmoen Lloyd Samuelson Betty Sandberg Chorus 4: Operetta 4: Girls Triple Trio 4: Dramatic Club 4: Na- tional' Thespians 4: Senior Class Play Pro- duction. Lincoln Log 1, 2, 3, 4: Prowler Staff: Dra- matic Club 3, 4: Dec- lamation 1, 2, 4: Na- tional Thespians 4: Photography 1 , 2 3 Junior Class Play Pro- duction: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: L Girl 3: Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Literary Club 3, 4: Library As- sistant 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3: Junior Red Cross 1, 2: One Act Plays 4: Prom Committee. ' -20... F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Basket- ball 3, 4, Glee Club 1: Pep Club 4: One Act Plays 4: Noon Hour Dramatics 4: One Act Play Con- test: Senior Class Play: National Thes- pians 4. y 1 Donald Sandum Doris Stigen Ard' Sl N -W' fit I .Jr Lols Sternamen 1 ketball 1, 2, 3, 45 'L Fgythg sham- Florence Snelling James Solberg' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, ciari- GAA- 1, 2, 3, 41 PSP F-F-PM 1, 2- 3- 4- net, Quartet 3, 45 Lin- Club 1: Interclass Bas- coin Log a, 4g G.A.A. , ' 15 Junior Red Cross lg Girl 4- Junior Class Play Pro- duction: Pep Band 2, 33 Prowler Staff: Sen- ior Class Play Produc- tion. 15 qughlon Curtis Swanson Lenord Swanson Lincoln Log 3, 4: Log F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. F.F.A. 3, 4: Intramural News Editor 4, G.A.A. Basketball 1' 2' 3' 4' 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Board 2, 3, 43 L Girl 35 Interclass Basket- ball 2, 3, 4g Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls Triple Trio 43 Operetta 43 Dra- matic Club 3, 43 Na- tional Thespians 3, 43 Thespian President 45 One Act Plays 33 One Act Play Production 43 Junior Class Play: Homecoming Commit- tee 45 Prom Commit- tee: Prowler Staffg Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Class Playg Na- tional Honor Society. Marjorie Swanson s A ZI- l Pearl Swanson Alan Thompson Varsity Football 2, 3. 45 Varsity Basketball 2: Varsity Track 2, 3, 4: Varsity Hockey 3, 4: Intramural Basket- ball 1, 45 Class Officer 1, 2: Interclass Basket- ball 1. l Marlon Torkelson Roger Tunberg Kathleen Ulseth F.r.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. Melvin Vigen Joyce Voldness Delores Voldness Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cho- rus 2: Boys Octet 23 Intramural Basketball 1, 23 F.F.A. 1, 2: Vale- dictoriang N a tio n a l Honor Society. Glee Club 1: Chorus 43 Operetta 4. 1.22T Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Co-captain Basketball 4: Inter- class Basketball 1: In- tramural Basketball 1: Class President 13 Class Officer 3: Junior Class Play Production: Prowler Staff: Ath- letic Scholarship So- ciety 3, 4g Senior Class Play Production. Yvonne Walsberg Junior Class Play: One Act Plays 43 Noon Hour Dramatics 4: Pep Club 3, 43 Lin- coln Log 3, 43 Noon Hour Dramatics Offi- cer 4g Prowler Staff: Memorized Oratory 43 One Act Play Contest 4: Senior Class Play Production, National Thespians 43 Honor Student. Chorus 2: Pep Club 1, 43 Library Staff 4: Lincoln Log 4. Dorothy Wood -t I 'irq -ff' Valczlicforznzz Salutatoricm MELVIN VIGEN onor HELEN GREENE For the first time for a number of years this year's valedictorian was a boy. Melvin Vigen with thirty-seven honor points to his credit was selected for the top honors. Helen Greene gained thirty-six honor points to follow with a close second for the honor of salutatorian. These students have earned their honor points in their last three years of high school. Of the fourteen members elected to the honor society only two boys were able to achieve membership, namely Melvin Vigen and Robert Nelson. 25 ll ll --IQ pt' K In H. ,W . . ,an -r , ,191 l ,mg F fl is '-'mf Back Row: Helen Greene. Jeanette Evenson. Robert Nelson, Janice Gessner, Melvin Vigen. Middle Row: Janet Heieren, Anna Marie Jones, Bernice Carlson, Patricia Perrault. Front Row: Enid Mellem, Marilyn A Dahlstrom, Yvonne Wallsberg. 'Not pictured: Bradley Hanna. -:z3- 419 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Back Row: Phil Beadle, Melvin Vigen, John Powell, Robert Nelson. Middle Row: Janice Gessner, Eliza- beth King, Jeanette Evenson, Penrhyn Nelson. Front Row: Helen Greene, Agnes Benson, Ardis Stough- ton, Helen Lindland, Joan Lynde. Not pictured: Bradley Hanna. 1-4 vnu. i '::i' ,ffl iie f 5 'x ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Back Row: Richard Borreson, Glen Magnuson, Robert Nelson, Jerry Hedemark. Middle Row: Merten Ripley, James Kiland, Phil Beadle. Front Row: Thornton Anderson, Roger Tunberg, Richard O'Hara, Robert Melby, John Powell. Not pictured: Bradley Hanna. Wa fiona! .Jwlonor .f4fA Lfic .Sz:Ao!ar:5Aila ociefy Sociefg The National Honor Society members pic- tured above are chosen each year by a group of faculty members. Membership is based on scholastic achievement, participation in extra- curricular activities, general character, leader- ship, and service to the school during their three years of senior high school. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to honor those students who have taken leadership and responsibilities, and to create interest of underclassmen in extra-curricular activities. Twelve boys were chosen for the Athletic Scholarship Society with Roger Tunberg, Thornton Anderson, John Powell, Bradley Hanna, Bob Melby, and Phil Beadle repeating for their second year. ln order to gain mem- bership to this coveted organization they must have a scholastic average, for three semesters, as high or higher than the school's average and must have also earned a letter in at least one major sport. srmusmvgnpdunnpqgggg X ff f'A NX x ,f ff' ' , - A ff f NN M H C? 5 7 J xx if N f J ik? y xx ,. r J V I If! A- Q f Q I, f ' I ZZ N W if -X Z + K 'J 'B A L Q M X , , A fb 3 k5 x q ' he V- N X x-f,ffifj X K- I , ,' ' ffl? ,, , 11, ,Lfgy SOPLOM Ore C4155 oem., Del Roy Loven 4..,4....,. Pre.s'ide'nt Rvangelynf Iverson . . Vive President Doris WVilliams . . . ....., Treasurer Stanley Flattum .,.,.. Co-Treasurer John Gullingsrud ,....... Secretary ADVISORS Miss Ida G-antner, Miss Laverne Hendrickson Back Row: Stanley Flattum, Del Roy Loven, John Gullingsrud. ' 'Y'-JXQJK-'K . 1 -, T xNFA.CMcV,,, If Front Row: Doris Williams, Evangelyne Iverson. 1 3 L' - js. fn, f 1 A' uni or 61655 oem, Larry Hylden ..... .,.... P resident Arnold Narverud . . Vive President J eannine Erickson ....,.., Secretary Phyllis Rvenstaml ,... .,.,. Y 'reasurer ADVISORS I Miss Jean Currie Mr. Donovon 5 Nelson J J 'J 0 ' C3f6sA.', 1 5.- Qfx , ' V , . , , l 4 .,, f' x ,- f ' f- ff , K4 7 1 ' ' gawysni 1 A' 0 Back Row: Arnold Narve-rud. Larry Hylden. Front Row: Phyl- lis Evenstad, Jeannine Erickson. .-251 f' J ew unior 6444515 .E un lu o In 51' : cf 55 ., ld Lf U nz .E S-4 U CC 'cz c Q 51 Y. fc D1 fd ra .. 1: .Fi ke .n o FQ 5 o .. ill : 0 ED .93 Q E c O EL : '-U .. V ': J: U 7. S lb I-Q : o w :c 2 5-4 Ill CJ .E z: z: N Q2 +1 xi c w .r: 'U 1 0 c. Z O J ci I 0 F- ..- ffl E 5-4 41 C if 'C N E Lf 2 'E F84 GJ S: 5 'W 3 O H va I o :- lin E- cv 'U N r: o IZ C, C 51. .z fi 1: c: W CD O u-I Li E fu ,c Q , D GJ : Q v, P-4 ri Q. O U 'DLI U-1 E X-4 GJ D3 5 G H I U N Q D. 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Fourth Row: Student Manager Owen Korsmo, Assistant Coach N. Quentin Jones, Coach Glenn Hanna, Assistant Coach Donovon Nelson. joofdaf The moleskin warriors from Lincoln High completed one of the most successful seasons in the school's history this fall. Going through a rugged six-game schedule undefeated, the Prowlers amassed IQ3 points to their opponents' 6. A lot of credit should be given to Coaches Hanna and Nel- son, who had the backfield but made the line. FALL WORKOUT s X4 .5 GLENN HANNA VVESLEY HOVIE ,,,,,,.,,,,A,,AW, ,,.z.,,, .. . ,, , mt HK Shanxi ' J ref- flew. 1 H 515 ' ' ll-?l!9WUi'9 W'4 ms1amnn L 1 -fn mswfz :sew ' -4 ' Qfzzfvnfnwfafwe-M Q-wma' fl' W. +. 1199 w..ng-4. awww: 121.1--H ,. ,A we iwgvzf' -b w .QQ xpqm um, :lf .,, .L U: V A ul, I iii YW Ulf:-H1 f , mvswsasvowfw mazmsa c , Mn nun naw f-YW uk? RPSFIUFY emma 5 W1 1!5 'na wx Sad! vw - were wmv ww ww sm naw 'arm sqm num man saw -www msn x V , U ' QQ - A 1 . fF!!'i ma' Q W 4 X' : , Q K k 12 79221-Allie' . , . 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W .,,,, V..,1.W. ,.,. ,..,,W,-,,7+1g71yn ,,.,,,T.., ,..,.,,1 ,n,,,,-.fmwgmrft-q-Q-getvf-xr1'3fff qfvtiwf- me ,e--My -fm --7.--yy-aww-gr W-ara sv ,ygsrvvr--,,,.v fvlywffa ,,.,,:,-,,s,35,.3-W,,5:,,l, BRAD HANNA JOHN POWELL GLENN BERG OWEN KORSMU end quarterback guard student mana90f DICK O'HARA KENNY BORSHEIM JIM KILAND BOB NELSON guard Gnd tackle tackle O 0ClJ0l'l elllell! Friday evening, September 21, the Prowlers inaugurated the IQ45 season by decisively whipping an inexperienced VVarroad eleven. Four plays after the opening kickohc, the mighty men of Lincoln High rolled over for the first touchdown in the 45 to O rout. l It was the Grand Forks Central game that saw the Prowlers turn in their best performance of the season. The Central Maroons had every advantage and yet there is little doubt that the boys in Blue and Gold outmaneuvered, outfought, and outplayed their hurlier opponents to win a 23 to 0 decision. The Prowlers scored their third straight shutout win when they trounced a rugged Grafton team, 40 to o. The visitors matched the locals in first downs. 5 -38-- . 1 .-,t, L.qmLLL,,.....a A 1.,,,.'..,g..4aa 4,-..,'..., i. ,A ...M Q .Ls,.,.,,.a.t. .,, ,A The Bemidji Lumberjacks were the only tcam to cross the locals' goal line, when they tied the Prowlers, 6 to 6, in their annual battle. Hovie took a lateral pass to open the scoring, but Bemidji converted a blocked punt into six points, to even the score. Late in the game the local eleven was stopped one yard short of the winning touchdown. The Prow-lers gave their homecoming queen, Arlyne Robinson, a 41 to 0 win over the Crookston Pirates. The Prowler line was practically impregnable with Ralph Foster, Bob Melby, Al Thompson, and Cliff Aase to stop the oppo- sition. The locals' speedy backfield rambled through the Pirates for many long runs. The Prowlers journeyed to East Grand Forks to conclude an undefeated season and become district champs by defeating the Green NVave, 38 to 0. BOB LARSON DUN ENGELSTAD DICK DAVIDSON fullback halfback tackle MARLO DAVIDSON PRACTICE SESSION SWEDE LUND hfllfbll'-'k halfback lun: ' umopsf-ww-an n-we-uinn .:'..:.:'.:. f .:.'..':..'.:: ea ...':-..:-- i is H---M - ,. ' 8 SQ!!! Wfaiilw Q :IQQMVDQ 'P Ir-H5-11? . nl'5: 'uI '.,,3 f 't A- ' 4 '.Iq. Z'i' Q1 --.si .-I , lf, TL' ' V Q A I 9 Q ,,.e if- -1 . di - Q' 4 A . at . S 1 1 We P ...H P -.1 r 'P 'P y a - '39' gf 3 S, r IMI' 9 YQ? 3 .ia ll ' 1 1 Front Row: John Pow:-Il. Co-captain Roger Turlberg. Co-Captain Marven Carlson. Kenny Borsheim. Bar-k Row: Donald Engflstad. Glen Niagnuaon, Gerald He-demarkr Richard Borreson. Marlo Davidson, Student Manager Owen Korsmo. Not pictured: Bradlex Hanna. Charles Troland. 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DISTRICT 50-Red Lake Falls . 23-Crookston .,.... 25 im 4+ ID ZH :iii I9 L 1 35 251 27 20 12 27 33 44- 50 35 46 21 30 30 31 JOHN LINDHNM HYHR I 'narll 1 an-.- iff' T85 an 7 . na Brad Han i X qw 's KJ Guafd' Glenn Mag 0 nugfina F rwa rdf amifg Early in November Prowler basketball prospects began drilling for the lengthy 23- game schedule lying ahead of them. XVith five lettermen returning, coaches Hanna and Nelson began shaping a team in preparation for the opening game November 30. The Lincoln quintet opened with a double win, downing both Mahnomen and Fosston. The following week the always powerful Bemidji Lumberjacks rambled through a disabled local five, 44 to 29. The Prowlers got back to their winning ways the next weekend when they traveled to Detroit Lakes and XVarren. soundly whipping the Lakers, 36 to 19, and edging out the Ponies, 30 to 28. lirskine victored. 33 to 30, in the last game before Christmas. The Prowlers copped second place in a holiday tournament at lfast Grand Forks, falling before the classy Klaroons of Grand lforks in the finals. The local eagers failed to halt a late rally by Breckenridge in their next encounter, and were noserl out 35 to 33. Two of the linal three games under Coach llanna's tutorage ended in victories, the lllue and Gold whip- Carlson and Tunberg, Co-Captains 33 . .f -1 Marlo Davidifmt FM I .P I ward fNQC' 'QQ' V, ', 235, euiew ping East Grand liiorks and Red Lake Falls, while Crookstone upset them, 27 to 26. , A mid-season change in coaches brought john Lindenmeyer, recently discharged from the armed forces, to the helm of the Prowler charges. His first success came with a vic- tory over East Grand Forks, but the followe- ing Tuesday Fosston defeated the Lincoln- ites. After trouncing Xlfarren, 48 to 33, the Prowlers slumped into their longest losing streak of the season. Grafton, Bemidji, Ro- seau, and Grand Forks took consecutive wins over the local quint. The Prowlers completed their regular schedule with victories over Crookston and Red Lake Falls. The Prowlers entered the district tourna- ment as favorites, and ran true to form in their first game as they rolled away from Red Lake Falls, 50 to 30. Crookston took a one-point decision from East Grand Forks to also enter the championship tilt. The Lin- coln cagers ended their season when they were outclassed by the Pirates, 31 to 23, for the district title. -4, if D ' ICII If!!!-I-QSO H, Cve' Ifgr 1. 7 ,W P K , F' I Trophy Case No. 12 PROWLERS vs. BRECKENRIDGE Ge 'Qld Had ema 1-lf, Guard FII H34 4.. l 3 5 VVith the resignation of Coach Glenn Hanna at the completion of the Erst semester, John Linden- meyer, recently discharged from the Army Air Forces, came to the helm of the Prowler teams. The task of adapting the team to his system of play in mid-season faced him. Although he didn't turn out a district champion, Coach Lindenmeyer should be commended for the way he molded the boys into a district threat. JOHN LINDENM EYER Coach Owen Korsmo carried out the duties of student manager this year. Among his duties were handling t the equipment and assisting the coaches in doctoring ' the bruises and twists of an athletes anatomy. - OWEN KORSMO Student Manager T P 3 N 244 A it l iffy A new member of the coaching staff this year, A e Donovon Nelson capably assisted Coaches Hanna i .t' ' 'W ' and Lindenmeyer in their eflorts to make winning V C il Q 'H Prowler teams. He assisted Coach Hanna in train- ing one of Lincoln Highs greatest football teams, and coached the basketball 'KB' squad. r ?g!,.,, 5 Q DONOVON NELSON Assistant Coach .sm ,1 f e5e Ue C e U 0 7 E e T.R.F. -Kelly Greens .. i .j A Q T.R.F. 29'-Clearbrook .... 36 A f of T.R.F. 38-VVarren ....... M , W 11' T.R.F. 44-Plummer ,..... .9 q i Y 2 ,K T.R.F. 18-East Grand . , . 5 T.R.F. Crookston ,.... 90 L T.R.F. -Red Lake Falls t I ' H T.R.F 26-East Grand . Qi - 1 T.R.F. 19-Plummer ...... W dfff A E -f,' 1 T.R.F. -VVarren ....,.. N A ' , , T.R.F. 11-Kelly Greens .. K 1' ,gjjfg ' '1'.R.F Z5-Crookston ..., ' T.R.F. -Red Lake Falls eifeflfe lLl'l'I,l'l'LCll y DONOVON N ELSUN l'u1u'h The Prowler Reserves, which consisted of four sophomores and seven freshman, completed a very successful season. winning ten gzunes and losing three. The Reserves were coached this year hy Donovon Nelson, who did ll splen- did job of building the team into the finest Rcserveisquad in the district. At the conclusion of the season, a hauquet for the team was held at which Chuck Erickson was named honorary captain. Front Row: John Erickson, Maurice Higinbotham, Captain Charles Erickson, Allan Williamson, Palmer Ronholm. Middle Row: Donald Sponheim, Donald Anderson. LaVerne Larson, Leonard Hurst, Leonard Aas, Elwood Karwand. Back Row: Coach Donovon Nelson, Student Manager Harley Wagn--r. tgn fercfadri Front Row: Milo Gulbranson, Owen Korsmo, Bill Lane. Back Row: Coach Roger Tunberg, James Klein- vachter, Clifford Aas, Wesley Hovie, Phil Beadle, Robert Melby, Coach John Powell. Not pictured Donald Brossoit, Glenn Berg. This year's interclass championship went to the Seniors, who made a tough time of it by first eliminating the Sophomores, 31 to 23. In the championship game they overran the Juniors, 41 to 22, who by virtue of a 26 to 2l w-in over the Freshmen had advanced to the finals. Although the Seniors won the tournament, the Freshmen and Sophomores looked the most promising for future varsity material. -46- enior iuiriion CAamloion:i Beadle, Aas, Hovie, Thompson, Berg .911 tfani MFG This year the senior division intramural basketball cham- pionship went to Beadle's Bombers, as they downed the de- fending champion Kelly Green aggregation, 28 to 21. In ad- vancing to the finals they conquered the Halbash and Lane teams respectively. The junior division honors went to Liden's team, who whipped Stadum's five in the championship. unior iui5ion CAamlaion4 Loven, Kezar, Harbott, Reinford, Liden or ,412 Frnnt Row: Donald Hage, Larry Hylden, Student Manager Kenneth Rustad, Derwood Lund, EM' Ralph Engelstad, Elroy Skjerping, Merton Ripley. Back Row: Assistant Coach Bernard. Broderick, Co-captain Wesley Hovie, Alan Thompson, Robert Amundson, Lester Vigness, James Welch, Co-captain Donald Brossoit, Coach Connie Stanbridge. l 1 Y W 9501 Es X350 - 0 , Ho D060 0-C www 0 Oflpzagm Front Row: John Powell. Corcaplain Rogvr Tunberg, Co-captain Marvon Carlson. Kenny Borsheim. Bark Row: Donald Engrlslad. Glen Magnusorx, Gerald Hedemark. Richard Borreson. Marlo Davidson, Student Manager Owen KOFSIIIU. No! pictured: Bradlev Hanna. Charles Troland, Prowlers Prowlc-rs Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlers Prowlvrs Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlf-rs Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers POLULI' xSi'A UCL! A' 36 Malmomvn .. 33--Fusxion . . . . . 29-'Bc-miclji . ...... . 36--Detroit Lakes ,. , 30-VVarren ........ 30-Erskinc ........ . 26+-East Grand Forks 33-'Grand Forks ,... 33iBr0ckf-nriclgre .... 36-East Grand Forks 264C'rookston ....,.. 4-'l-Red Lake Falls . 274East Grand Forks 31-Fosston .......,. 48-W'arrf-n .. 37- -Grafton . . 21-Bemidji .. 29-Roseau ,....., 25W-Grand Forks 22-Crookston ,, .... , 53-Red Lake Falls . DISTRICT 50-'Red Lake Falls . 23-Crookston ...... 25 30 -H I0 28 :lil I9 H- 35 29 27 20 12 27 315 M 50 145 46 21 36 30 31 JOHN l.lNDl'1NMl'1Yl'Ili fvilflfll l B H i r ' ' Guard rad Hanna, l 4 2- fx ,A- i l 5 p lj. Glenn M agmlson' F orwn -if a amifg Early in November Prowler basketball prospects began drilling for the lengthy 23- ganie schedule lying ahead of them. With live lettermen returning, coaches Hanna and Nelson began shaping a team in preparation for the opening game November 30. The Lincoln quintet opened with a double win, downing both Mahnomen and lfosston. The following week the always powerful Bemidji Lumberjacks rambled through a disabled local five, 44 to 29. The Prowlers got hack to their winning ways the next weekend when they traveled to Detroit Lakes and XN'arren, soundly whipping the Lakers, 36 to 19, and edging out the Ponies, 30 to 28. Erskine victored, 33 to 30, in the last game betore Christmas. The l'rowlers copped second place in a holiday tournament at Ifast Grand Forks, falling before the classy Klaroons of Grand lforks in the linalza. The local cagers failed to halt a late rally by Breckenridge in their next encounter, and were nosed out 35 to 33. Two of the final three games under Coach llannzfs tutoragv: ended in victories, the lllue and Gold whip- Carlson and Tunberg, Co-Captains Z 3 , wtf ' 33,1 Marlo Davldson, Forward euiew ping East Grand Forks and Red Lake Falls, while Crookstone upset them, 27 to 26. , A mid-season change in coaches brought john Lindenmeyer, recently discharged from the armed forces, to the helm of the Prowler charges. llis first success came with a vic- tory over East Grand Forks, but the follow-- ing Tuesday Fosston defeated the Lincoln- ites. .-Xfter trouncing lYarren, 48 to 33, the l'rowlers slumped into their longest losing streak of the season. Grafton, Bemidji, Ro- seau, and Grand Forks took consecutive wins over the local quint. The Frowlers completed their regular schedule with victories over Crookston and Red Lake Falls. The Proivlers entered the district tourna- ment as favorites, and ran true to form in their first game as they rolled away from Red Lake Falls, 50 to 30. Crookston took a one-point decision from East Grand Forks to also enter the championship tilt. The Lin- coln cagers ended their season when they were outclassed by the Pirates, 31 to 23, for the district title. lljck ...QM 5' ,- 4 f- Q BW, C' SUD, Ce hx ti ki Trophy Fuse N0 12 IQ, 4' .ati PROWLERS vs. BRECKENRIDGE Get ald Had e'1'1a1-lf, Guard I1 fer VVith the resignation of Coach Glenn Hanna at the completion of the first semester, John Linden- meyer, recently discharged from the Army Air Forces, came to the helm of the Prowler teams. The task of adapting the team to his system of play in mid-season faced him. Although he didn't turn out a district champion, Coach Lindenmeyer should be commended for the way he molded the boys into a district threat. JOHN LINDENMEYER .. ., Coach Owen Korsmo carried out the duties of student manager this year. Among his duties' were handling the equipment and assisting the coaches in doctoring the bruises and twists of an athletes anatomy. , 'mit OWEN KORSMO Student Manager f H. F Mg: :.iiff,1'l 44 J- f .f1,' 4 lrsi ef A C ettae gs jgygggg, A new member of the coaching staff this year, A atrt t Donovon Nelson capably assisted Coaches Hanna , H I 'r., is . . . , . . r and Lindenmeyer in their etforts to make winning ' Prowler teams. He assisted Coach Hanna in train- ing one of Lincoln Highs greatest football teams, and coached the basketball UB squad. . S, , ,,V j i - - DONOVON NELSON Assistant Coach eaerue SCA BJML W fi na:-Wi A, 'Q 'Qi g1i?j'r'5f5f7f L T.R.F. -Kelly Greens .. l7 l QL ,4 F25 T.R.F. 29--Clearbrook ..., so 4 1, A , Qt l T.R.F. 38-VVarren ....... 26 ,K T.R.F. 4-4--Plummer .,.,.. 25 V gg, , T.R.F. 18-East Grand . , , l2 . ' W :'L' gr af t T.R.F. Crookston ..... 20 f Qzj A T.R.F. 664Red Lake Falls 20 5, x T.R.F. 26-East Grand . . . 16 ,, M T.R.F. 19-Plummer .,.... I8 W j'iQ 1EfV , A I T.R.F. 33-VVarren ....... 12 z 1',, . T.R.F. 11-Kelly Greens .. 15 .ff -- nf ' T.R.F. 25-Crookston ..... lil ' ' r ' T.R.F. 33-Red Lake Falls l7 l,0NOx't,N NELSON f'oru'h 2521112 lll'l'll'l'Lal'g The Prowler Reserves, which consisted of four sophomores and seven freshman, completed a very successful season, winning ten gzunes and losing three. The Reserves were coached this year by Donoron Nelson, who tlicl il splen- clicl job of builcling the team into the finest Reserx'e.sr1nacl in the clistrict. At the conclusion of the season, a banquet for the team was helml at wlmich Chuck liriclison was named honorary captain. Front Row: John Erickson. Maurice Higinbotham. Captain Charles Erickson, Allan Williamson, Pal lllef Ronholm. Middle Row: Donald Sponheim, Donald Anderson. LaVerm- Larson. Leonard Hurst. Leonard Aas, Elwood Karwand. Back Row: Coach Donovon Nelson, Student Manager Harley Wagn-fr. - 45 '- .9l'ltel C!6l.'i:i Front Row: Milo Gulbranson, Owen Korsmo, Bill Lane, Back Row: Coach Roger Tunberg, James Klein- vachter, Clifford Aas, Wesley Hovie, Phil Beadle, Robert Melby, Coach John Powell. Not pictured Donald Brossoit, Glenn Berg. This year's interclass championship went to the Seniors, who made a tough time of it by first eliminating the Sophomores, 31 to 23. In the championship game they overran the Juniors, 41 to 22, who by virtue of a 26 to 21 Win over the Freshmen had aclvancecl to the finals. Although the Seniors won the tournament, the Freshmen and Sophomores looked the most promising for future varsity material. . enior iuidion CAam,aion5 Beadle, Aas, Hovie, Thompson, Berg .911 fl'6lI'l'l UPC! This year the senior division intramural basketball cham- pionship went to Beadle's Bombers, as they downed the de- fending champion Kelly Green aggregation, 28 to 21. ln ad- vancing to the finals they conquered the Halbash and Lane teams respectively. The junior division honors went to Liden's team, who whipped Stadum's five in the championship. 1 unior iuiaion CAamlaion:i Loven, Kezar, Harbott, Reinford, Liden I FS. F I3 ff? , J 4, A Ak ' ilu' 7 e K 1. f ENN L+,, , Front Row: Donald Hage, Larry Hylden, Student Manager Kenneth Rustad, Derwood Lund, Ralph Engelstad, Elroy Skjerping, Merton Ripley. Back Row: Assistant Coach Berhard. Broderick, Co-captain Wesley Hovie, Alan Thompson, Robert Amundson, Lester Vigness, James Welch, Co-capiain Donald Brossoit, Coach Connie Stanbridge. 'Y W 9-SOX Es B50 'n O N HOV D080 o-C www Owpzamm ff .NOCLQ This year's Prowler hockey team, playing its first complete season under the Blue and Gold, finished a very successful season, winning nine games, losing two, and tying one. With Baker, Doyle, and Johnson graduated from last year's state tourna- ment team, Coach Connie Stanbridge found he had no easy job turning the squad once more into a well balanced unit. That he succeeded can be seen in the Prowllers' impressive record. Starting the season, they romped over an inexperienced Fosston team by the score of I3-I. In .the next game the Prowlers defeated the high fiying Roseau sextet, 3-I. Continuing on the victory path the Prowlers overpowered C rookston Cathedral twice, I3-O and 7-0. Playing their best hockey of the year the Blue and Gold rolled over a classy Roseau team, 5-0. The next two games found the locals defeating Hallock by scores of 5-I and 3-I. After rolling up a winning streak of seven straight games, the teamls streak was finally snapped by a fighting Roseau team, who tied the Prowlers, 4-4, in a roughly fought contest. The next game, played with VVarroad, proved to be the upset of the season with VVarroad ending the game on top, 4-2. In the final game of the year prior to the tournament, the locals gained revenge on lVarroad, winning the game, 7-3. Entering the Regional tournament, the Prowlers defeated VVilliams, 7-2, while Roseau dumped VVarroad, 5-2, in the semi-final games. In the regional championship game the locals were defeated by Roseau, 6-4, after which the Cloverleafs went on to win the state championship. High scorer for the Lincolnites this season was Don Brossoit with 35 points, followed by VV es Hovie with 23 points. The Prowlers outscored their oppo- nents by a combined total of 73 goals to 23. BERNARD BRODERICK Assistant Coach 1 1 y CONNIE STANBRIDGE Coach I l 49 -1 l , V LES VIGNESS AL THOMPSON ,I,q 9,0 YH ws GELST Vw PJ' JIM XVELCH ' KEN RUSTAD 306 X h 6 V099 QP' ' .5199 .1 50 .... wWR,,g,,m.mww BOB AVI UNDSON . x IA Ii R Y HYLDEN wi' 1 -51 M EH'l'l PN liIl'I,l'1Y X01 - Y SKWR 15.0 HAROLD BAKER YSC' TNA UK MENTOR JONES 306 In the 1945 season the Prow-lers scored 992 points to capture the district title. Coach Jones displayed a vast array of talent in winning his third district title in as many years at Lincoln High. This year's team is built around such veter- ans as Captain Phil Beadle, Les Vigness, Jim Kleinvachter, Ninsk Carlson, Al Thompson, Ciff Aas, Dick Davidson, and Bob Mc-lby. An exceptional group of newcomers make up the remainder of the squad. -51 H0 2.23551 , Ziff' . WW' w' QI 1,011 ll P , dlf mln Bla -.. gjff' Li' 41- S -7 j JA ji CA LISTH ENICS G' ood Igor F1 .931-9 P -53- 61? 011 Paw fym-,Q x Simian, Under the direction of Mr. Jones with Jim Magnuson assist- ing, the Lincoln High tumbling and gymnastics team per- formed creclitably throughout the year. Their feature performances came between halves of several basketball games and during the regional tournament. it -54 -i 3 ll v T kgon V, . Laverne Hendrlc Aufhey -Elric M155 Advisor PTUS' g,4.,4. iam! In order to have a better managed organization a G.A.A. board is elected each year. The board, consisting of Audrey Hylden, president, Doris Jorde, vice president, Penny Nelson, recording secretarygfAlice Lind, treasurerg Camille Narverud, volleyhallg Ardis Stoughton, tennis, Dorothy Geving, bowlingg Joyce Stadum, baskethallg Doris VVilliams, tumbling, Phyl- l'E',tdf ' is wens a , so tball, Helen Greene, track, are girls, each outstanding in her field, as mana- ger of it. It is the job of these girls to manage and see th t tl t l . . , . ' ' . . a me spor s ie heads is well taken care of. To plan parties and keep the interest of the girls high is also a big job they must carry out. One of ther more important activities under the supervision of the hoard was the G.A.A float in the Homeco ' ff ' ' i . ' ' ' mm, param e VS ork done on the float was done hy the Freshmen G.A.A: members who have much credit coming to them. Back Row: Joyce Sfadum Ardis Stoughton A dr H l , , , u ey yden, Camille Narverud, Dorothy Geving Penny Nelson. Front Row: Helen Greene, Doris Jorde, Phyllis Evenstad, Alice Lind, Doris Williams uc an IL GIRLS Back Row: Camille Narverud, Barbara Fast, Dorothy Geving, Jeanette Evenson, Jacky Keirk. Front Row: Florence Snelling, Joyce Stadum, Doris Jorde, Jeannine Erickson, Pat Mullen, Velma Meyer. N U and QA The girls whom you see pictured have worked long and hard for those honors. All G.A.A. members earning one hundred a.nd fifty points receive their numerals, while those having six hundred points receive an emblem. The highest award, the large blue and gold letter L, is awarded to those girls who have earned one thousand points or more. EMBLEM GIRLS Back Row: Marlys Storhaug, Lois Stieneke, Dolly Iverson, Ardith Kaisler, Pat Long. Front Row: Verona. Helle, Joan DuChamp, Alice Lind, Helen Greene. A il 'F f '-Us , 1 56 .... wa . 4' Olfllgflg Sprained thumbs, aching backs, and sore feet were the results of another Tuesday afternoon of G.A.A. bowling at the Mint Bowling Alleys. Under the management of Dorothy Geving, the girls partici-- pated in their favorite sport from .November to February. The team captains were responsible for getting their teams out to bowl. The challenge of ten G.A.A. bowlers to ten high school boys turned out to be a three round bowling tournament, the girls w-inning the first match, and boys winning the second one. The deciding match, held February 3, added up to a championship for the' boys. Local merchants generously donated gifts to the bowlers. Florence Snelling took the high prize for the girls, and Don Brossoit won the boys, prize. JGffen!a! Under the management of Phyllis Evenstad, kit- tenball became one of the more important minor sports as the enthusiastic G.A.A. girls got the kitten- ball craze this spring. Every Monday and Friday the girls could be found out on the kittenball field batting away. Each girl who participated actively received fifty points for making the sport a success. DOROTHY GEVING, Manager PHYLLIS EVENSTAD JOYCE STADUM Manager gafslfefdaf The poor referee! Another GAA. basketball game has gotten under way. lf only a clean. easy to referee game would be played by these girls Y But no, throwing in a fight or two is half of playing basketball. or at least that is what the girls think. In spite of the miseries of Miss Hendrickson, the GAA. ad- visor. and the basketball manager. ,loyce Stadum, a successful year was coni- pleted. There were six teams playing, and in the championship game between .Xudrey Hylden's team and Florence Snelling's, Hylden's team won. March brings around the annual interclass basketball tournaments, and this year the senior class captured the championship title for the second consecutive year. Good work. girls. not every class can do that! ' G.A.A. CHAMPS INTERCLASS CHAMPS Back Row: Bernice -Olson, Doris Jorde, Ardis Stoughton, Back Row: Audrey Hylden, Ardis Stoughton, Florence Snell- Audrey Hylden, captain. Front Row: Phyllis Evenstad, Carol ing, Joan Lynde. Front Row: Helen Greene, Penny Nelson Lechelt, Penny Nelson. Camille Narverud, Katherine Sagmoen. 1U I A K CAMILLE NARVERUD Jlanager 0 ey Cl Ml-Iey kids. up with those nets! Ah, let's get started! Repeat the score before each serve! That was what we heard in the gym eyery Monday and Friday at 4 o'clock during October, November and December. This year there were four competing teams. The champs were -leanette Ereiisoifs team. The other team captains were Marilyn Skarstad. Doris jorde, and Barbara Kays. All the girls are out to make points for their team because at the. end of the season, the girls on the winning team earn eighty-tive points. The other regu- lars receive seventy-tire points toward their Emblem and L. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS Back Row: Barbara Fast, Jeanette Evenson. Front Row: Doro thy Geving, Lois Stieneke. . in DORIS WILLIAMS Tumbling Manager enniri HELEN GREEN Track Manager Zac Hurdles, dashes, exercise . . . backaches, headaches . . . Just another season of track, the spring major sport sponsored by G.A.A. Under the direction of their track manager, Helen Greene, the girls did a daily routine, and worked together every VVednesday at 4' o'clock. For their diligent work, each girl received seventy-five points toward her letter. julnggng Limher joints and muscles are necessary in this sport. The girls work up from the simpler exercises such as somersaults to the more diflicult ones which include headstands, Hips, and pyramid building. Come Spring, and the G.A.A. fancy turns to tennis. As fifty points are awarded to the champions in the single matches and the same number of points to the , winners in the double matches the competition is keen 'V for top honors. ARDIS STOUGHTON Tennis Manager -6o- f'f 1 , X A, Nix , C ,, if ,' A ,ff 41 I , , iiily ,' 1, x. 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For the second consecutive semester the Log has again succeeded in claiming a Hrst class-excellent rating, as judged by the National Scholastic Press Association. To Audrey Hylden, our Log editor, and her assistant, Jeannette Evenson, and the various department heads, PEN NX IN ELSOIN XS E Ygigggoffeader --62 Earchanfge Editor XVESSVY goes the credit for not only securing for the Log the excellent rating, hut also of making this publication one of real interest to the students. I3 l?zf.w3ze.v.? QLSON 4 a I In-9971 fwfr Back Row: Dorothy Geving, Phyl lis Evenstad, Camille Narverud. Front Row: Evangeline Iverson, Barbara Fast, Alice Lind. Not pic tured: Lucille Loeffer. Back Row: Larry Hylden, Paul Sponheim, Front Row: Jim Powell, Joyce Stadum, Owen Korsmo. Not pictured: Bob Nelson. Rzloorfing ga sack N0 Row. Velrma L Nobel N ma Mobefs' Ie Fu Ot Dio 4 eye ' YV Fllset tu,-e PS, B ohne h, Q d.- Jo arg, Wa, Ord y afa Sbe on O ce Adojpfigfsolig- DF:-oncieis-31-dt Il, Ar! 01-js 0W. elle Wffffrde' 1Cke rt. Back Row: Bernice Olson, Marlys Storhaug Front Row: Jeanette Grinde, Iyone DuChamp. Not pictured: Joyce Williams, Jane Brezney Dorothy Louze, Lou Anderson. gpm auf! Back Row: Fern Hanson, Agnes Benson, Pat Long, Leona Thompson, Pat Mul- len. Front Row: Pat Lane, Joan Lynde, Arlene Wil- liams, Pat Perrault. Not pictured: Grayce Forsberg. Back Row: Lois Ryan, Kathleen Ul- Seth, Donna Dovre, Delores Olson. Front Row: Donna Grovum, Jacky Kierk, Faythe Skaar. Not pictured: Janet Heiren. ufiinefizi SM!! .. 54 geafure ga!! Waing .Qu Back Row: Jeanine Erickson, Hewitt Flom, Otto Wedul, Bar bara Kays, Betty Nelson, Lois Bendickson. Front Row: Kath erine Sagmoen, Elaine Anderson, Donna Brossoit, Irene Nel son. Not pictured: Allen Hanson. 19 H619 n Lin dland ' Se0I'e fary. 1 Vic-,if S1011 P ,ghr I'6S1d6n?f7v P1-esi dent .' Audl- ey H .Vid Wa fl0I'I,6l! jAQ6l9lCll'l.'5i The aim of every Dramatic Club member is to gain membership in the National Thespian Dramatic Honor Society which is Composed of students who have earned ten points by taking part in dramatic productions. This term, under the direction of l'resident .Xrdis Stoughton, three formal initiations were held, taking in a total of thirty new members into Troupe 508. .Xt each initiation the aims of Thespians were given, and different phases of dramatics explained for the understudies. .Xfter gaining membership one may rise to the rank of star, double star, or triple star or llonor Thespiau. livery year the Troupe elects two members as liest Thespians. thus rewarding those who have done the most outstanding work or given the greatest service to the organization. X- J 'U 17 ....., f . x u-1,5 Q-Q59 .. 65 ... 911 i ne-.xgcf pfagd The annual one-act play presentation by the dramatic department of Lincoln High School was given February 12, 1946. The four plays included the mystery Hlvhite Phantomug a comedy, Alice Blue Gownug 'WVinter Sunset, a tragedyg and concluded with the comedy The Lie That jack Built. The Lie That Jack Built was also used as the contest play. The casts consisted of twenty-four students plus a large production staff. These plays were enjoyed by a large audience of students and adults. Another one-act play, Sauce for the Gos- lings, was given earlier in the year for the Parent-Teachers' Association. Elizabeth King Joyce Stadum Velma Meyer ramafic Under the diligent coaching of Miss Helen Movius the Dramatic Club fin- ished a most successful year. Although this is only the second year of its existence the Dramatic Club is one of the most active groups in Lincoln High. The organization has brought out considerable dramatic talent in the Senior High student body. The club which met every Monday evening elected the following officers: President, Joyce Stadumg Vice President, Velma Meyerg and Secretary, Eliza- beth King. On November IQ the Noon-Hour Dramatic Club was formed to provide dramatic coaching to those students not able to attend the evening meetings. The Noon-Hour Club held meetings every Monday noon, and offered exactly the same work as the evening one. lt also has proved to be very successful. The officers elected in the Noon-Hour division were Yvonne XValsberg, President: Lois liendickson, Vice President: and Doris jorde, Secretary. ' These two clubs together with the National Thespians presented the four one-act plays liebruary 12. Yvonne VValsberg Doris J orde Lois Bendickson Back Row: Chuck Troland, Larry Hylden, Don LaSalle. Middle Row: Bob Olson, Hal Ekeran, Dick Borreson, Don Hage, Otto Wedul, Marilyn Skarstad, Ardith Copp. Front Row: Barbara Elofson, MM lm Leona Thompson, Pat Mullen, Lois Copp, Nobelle Furuseth, Millie Schroeder. unior aw fy On the evening of Novemheig Q the final performance of 'Kl3on't Take My Penny, a comecly in three acts, was presented hy members of the Junior Class in the high school auclitorinm. The theme of the story was sixteen-year-olcl l'enny's Ihlilmlrefl Schroeflerj rletermination that she shonltl not go to llollywoorl. This conflict, of course, lefl to many hilarious misnnrlerstanclings :incl mix-ups. The author of the novel astonishccl everyone hy choosing l'enny's olmler sister, Nlavis fllatricia Mul- len J, as the star. Marilyn Skarstarl as Gram, with lloh Olson ancl Phyllis livenstacl as the father anrl mother, aflclecl to the sprightly humor of this fast moving comedy. The cntirc cast is to he commenmlecl for this excellent portrayal. 5' I , Y QJW ..,..Q ff? Back Row: Thornton Anderson, Jerry Joringdal, James Kiland, Dale Larson, John Powell Bob Melby Don Brossoit. Front Row: Audrey Hylden, Ardis Stoughton, Helen Lindland, Katherine Sagmoen Betty Sandberg, Agnes Benson, Joan Lynde. enior CKGJJ lgfay Garden of the Moon by Arthur .learn is the three-act romantic drama which was presented by the Senior Class on the evening of May ll under the direction of Miss Helen Movius. The charming outdoor setting and the flashback into the early twentieth century from the story of fmodern romance made this presentation dif- ferent from any other play given in our school, and attributed to its suc- cess. The lovable old Professor Gaylord who told his own story in order to reunite the young lovers was played by james liiland. His story proved to Cfarol Clair, portrayed by Joan l,ynde, that love does endure forever and thus brought back to Brent Car- son, john Powell, whom she had given up for the football hero, Leo Saunders, Hob Melby, because she would have to 'w-ait for Brent to earn more money. The production stafl' had a bigger task than ever this year in arranging the garden setting. To them goes much credit for the charm of this unusual drama. t A,- Alice Lind, llumurnus And rm-y llyldt-n, .'lIunu.wfript Agnes Benson, l,Tll'lIHlfiC IQQQC Immediately following the beginning of the sec- ond semester, work was begun on the various selec- tions lfy the members of the speech division. Those taking part in manuscript reading and oratory were under the direction of Miss Helen Movius. Miss Ragna Steenerson supervised the dramatic and hu- morous selections. The candidates for this years forensic honors took part in the local contest which was held Feb- ruary 25. NYinners in this contest were: dramatic reading, Agnes Benson, who read Gypsy : humor- ous reading, Alice Lind, who read Sisters in So- cietyu: oratory, Betty Sandberg, whose speech was entitled Vision Beyond Victoryu: and manuscript reading, Audrey Hylden, who read two short poems. These four representatives of Lincoln High com- peted in the district contest which was held at East Grand Forks on March 27. Agnes Benson, Alice Lind, and Audrey Hylden won Excellent ratings. and Betty Sandberg was rated Very Good. Alice Lind also competed in the regional contest at Bagley. Much of the credit for the fine showing made by these students can be attributed to the patient coach- ing of Miss Movius and Miss Steenerson. B4-lly Sandberg, illlfmurizml Urulory l -70- 41nl 11 v ,- fuuv. HH , 1 , 1 E351-. U 1 NLLS V HEL!-A L it ON --1-v-wf-inrf M,-for jk? PPO!!! el' Another annual is Finished. After spending countless days and weeks pre- paring the pages, taking pictures and writing the articles, the staff has com- . pleted the book which we hope you will really enjoy and appreciate. We want to express our appreciation to Mr. Claffy, who filled the advisor capacity. Also, we wish to thank Mr. Donovon Nelson and Miss Helen Movius who gave so generously of their time and effort to make this book a success. RALPH FOSTER, BOB NELSON' NV. G. CLAFFY Bllbfilll'-Nt Managers Advisor ...7I.i Back Row: John Powell, James Kiland. Front Row: Owen Korsmo, Roger Tunberg. Fern Hanson, Dick O'Hara, Janice Gessner. Not pictured: Dale Larson. 'i N' ig L' if 19:5 ,s1'5L.Qg?-I ' , f. ' ffzx-:xt--1 . - - ,, ' H - 1' , . - .5 gl li , il 95. iff? 'M' ' 3 if I 0l,U el' Ellliflll'-lill-Cilllff .. . llelen Greene f15.YOL'1ilTfC Edilor .. .... . l'enny Nelson B11S1'1zc'.fs Staff-linli Nelson, Manager: Ralph Foster, Assistant. I'l10t0fl1'afvlzv1'.v--.Xgnes llensun, Dick llimlclick, Robert C. Ulson. .41f!z't'1'livs-.loan Lynnle, Manager: Holm Nlelliy, Jeanette Evenson. Velma Meyer. Eliza- lmetli King, Pat Perrault. Enid Klelleni, Yvonne 'XYalsl1erg, llarliara lfast, Melvin Yigen, Assistaiits. Bays Sp01'z's--Roger Tnnherg, Manager: john Powell, Owen liorsinn. James Kilancl, .Xs- sistants. A . si , 49' 'half X if I in Janet Heieren Robert C. Olson, Dick Biddick Lorraine Hoium Faythe Skaar 52W fIZ'1'I.Y Slbwfs--Cainille Narveiiirl, Manager: Dorothy Geving, Audrey Hylflen, Kath- erine Saginoen, Assistants. Fmtzzzznv-Agnes Benson, Manager: Veronica Cosgrove, Donna Brossoit, .Xrlyne Rollin- son, Assistants. Airf-Janice Gessner, Dale Larson, Fern Han- son, Dick O'Hara, Assistants. Sf'rf,'icc'nzc'1z'.5 l.z'.v2-.Xiwlis Stoughton, Helen Lindland. Typzlris-Lorraiiie Hoium, Faythe Skaar, .Ian- et Heieren, Maxine Pederson. 'Ph-f Back Row: Arlyne Robinson. Honey Cosgrove Front Row: Agnes Benson, Donna Brossoit. Back Row: Audrey Hylden, Katherine Sagmoen Front Row: Camille Narverud, Dorothy Geving. Helen Lindland, Ardis Stoughton Back Row: Enid Mellem, Barbara Fast, Jeanette Evenson, Elizabeth King. Front Row: Velma Mey- er. Joan Lvnde, Yvonne Walsberg. , v-W-.fmfi-w ,--- ...-vm.. 7 . if-ww.-'WW'-7-3 - WWa,.,v..-,..w,.,,W,pprv::-gy. fu, - -,ww fm A-www-5-5 wrwq -www H,-1 .,M,ggr.,,.. AW, , ERS , . v Nel' CLUB OW 'C .,n,PfeS1denZe,i533 EP V Lou Anderzxorsberg, Tl' ' Vice Presifiifarhdi Grayce Camille NM S 3 geel LaJel ff Everybody on Hep, Hep! Are you hep! Solid ! O.K. Gang, Let's go! -and our cheerleaders are leading the student body through another yell. Under the direc' 'on of Miss Jean Currie our live cheer- leaders have racticed faithfull all year so that the now have a, xolished rou- P Y . Y l tine. This year two of the cheerleaders, Fern Hanson and Honey Cosgrove, are graduating but they leave the three remaining sophomore cheerleaders, and other good prospects to carry on. ,jfs- '- www- 7'H ,'wf In I to E Fern Hanson, Alice Lind, Jimmy Arras, Phyllis Steen, Honey Cosgrove -74- ' c,....1,: A., . Q .- First Row: Arlene Williams, Phyllis Steen, Maxine Swanson, Ardis Stoughton, Helen Lindland, Phyllis Evenstad, Verona Helle. Second Row: Mavis Guttu., Jacky Shetler, Joan DuChamp, Barb Kays, Ioyne DuChamp, Audrey Hylden, Doris Jorde. Third Row: Pat Long, Muriel Geving, Barb Fast, Luann Demp- ster, Barb Nilsson, Agnes Benson, Katie Sagmoen. Fourth Row: Alice Lind, Jeanette Grinde, Yvonne Walsberg, Louise Finstad, Donna Grovum, Carol Lecholt, Carol Melby, Joan Lynde, Joyce Stadum. Fifth Row: Pat Lane, Dorothy Geving, Barbara Erickson, Jeanine Erickson, Pat Perrault, Delores Per- son, Camille Narverud, Marlys Storhaug. Back Row: Dolly Iverson, Lou Anderson, Dorothy Louze. Norma Torgeson, Betty Nelson, Maxine Pederson, Velma Meyer, Penny Nelson. ,,, 64,4 The Pep Club, under the leadership of Miss .lean Currie, advisor, and Lou Anderson, president, has again concluded another year of activity. The pep- fests given this year will long be remembered by the students. XVe can't forget the one . . . in which the hockey team was introduced by the use of those cute little ditties . . . when they tried to explain to us why boys don't take girls to more games . . . oh, yes-our own virtuosos, Jerry and Agnes . . . the teach- ers' pepfest with Mutt and Jeff. The splendid work of the Pep Club this year was enjoyed by every true Lincoln sports fan. unior- enior rom Hey, pass me the glue ! ul need some more thumbtacks over heref, f'VVon't someone please hurry and- lv These were just a few of the sounds the janitors were pressed with from hard working juniors a few nights before the eventful Prom of May 25. And the accomplishments of these many hours of hard work was met with adverse enthusiasm as the juniors and Seniors were taken into a world of unreality with the theme of 'Tm Always Chasing Rainbows. After the enter- tainment the students enjoyed dancing to the Hrst orchestra present at a Prom for many years. NVhen the evening was over and the spell broken everyone agreed that this was the fitting finale for the end of a perfect year. Z5 -ll 1 W, TTTKXXX J, w 6 i X Q18 ' X X! QEQEA K b,,,. -- +2-H Uv F Junior Attendants Jeanine Erickson and Doris Jorde: Homecoming Queen Arlyne Robinsong Sopho more Attendants Muriel Geving and Alice Lind. omecoming The First Homecoming since the war began added to the activities of Lincoln High this year. The chosen football game for the event was that with Crook- ston. By a vote taken in the high school, Arlyne Robinson was chosen Home- coming Queen with Doris Jorde, Alice Lind, Jeanine Erickson, and Muriel Geving as attendants. 1 On Thursday evening, October 2 5, the student body gathered at the fair- , grounds for a bonfire pepfest to open the Homecoming festivities. The coronation of Queen Arlyne by XVes Hovie, captain of the ' football team, began the event Friday for a tri- umphant 'Homecoming parade which marched through the downtown sec- tion. At 3:00 p.m. the kickoff opened the Homecoming game with the result that the Prowlers defeated the Pirates 4K-O, thus making the time honored Home- coming once more an important part of Lincoln's annual festivals. if we X 'N I M Se L ,, --X .11 'I' ,4 'WW A Q55 5 lf' w 3 1' as . Q ,, 4' M it Q g . x W 1 , ,E f EA Y? Z ' U, .M Q 2 A , ,. Kwik. A r ' s 'gn E 3 ' X Q M - W ' - A v M254 M. 'W' gp if S V. 'R 3, 1, A V ,, N 'Nr xzi igtiffv' J, Wax if X K W9 J , Q f-A. 3 3 'Rx ' 4 5 K 'l 1 Y x 1. ff K' W X ' L 1 5' xx , wif .pac Arndtson Wendell Aase, Emma Jean Harris: French Horn-Marilyn Skarstad, Morris Owen, Paul Spon- heirn Arnold Lindland: Trombone-Jim Magnuson, Dick O'l-lara, Barbara Fast, Hewitt Flom, Divie Brown Baritone-Beverly Kjos: Flute-Luella Lund, Stanford Rosengren, Nancy Abbott: Oboe-Ruth Jacobson Bassoon-Merlynne Bergeg Bass-Lorraine Houim, Margaret Anderson, June Fullerg Percus- sion-Joan Lynde, Beryl Kicrk, Eloise Benson, Elaine Phillips. vast improvement as shown by the number of advancements made to the senior band. Our band spent a large share of its time on Sousa's marches and those by other outstanding composers, as well as working on an overture, 'iCoronation.', Some Popular selections were included also. , l .7 Q, T? 'fi T U S , is 32 . ef 59. i Sokiafa gfarinef Qmffef x M A A QQ ldefeffa Rio Rico's rising curtain took the audience to a South Sea Island as Pro- fessor Molecule Uerry Joringdalj and a group of his college students began their search for buried pirates' gold. To aid them in' their explorations they had an invention of the professors-the Amos Molecule Gold Detector. Among the eager expeditioners were Lewis Morgan CThornton Andersonl, the financierg Aunt julia CAgnes Bensonb, the chaperone: Pansy Borealis fNobelle Furusethj, the colored chef: Helen Lindland, Mildred Schroeder, and Dale Larson Cstudents from Brighton Collegel. All went well until a band of niutineers led by the Black Spider fBob Melbyj were awakened from a two hundred years' sleep with the use of another Mole- cule invention. They captured the gold hunters and just as tragic results were inevitably in view, the pirate crew confessed that they were just students from Brighton College. Anticipating a rather dull trip for the explorers the pirates arrived ahead of schedule to liven the story. The operetta, the Hrst given at Lincoln for about five years, was greatly en- joyed both by the chorus as well as the audience. 31 .... 81' -.-- Front Rnw: Shirley MrMann, Doris Williams, Delores Kruse, Marilyn Berg, Evelyn Myrum. Luann Dempster, Ardith Steenerson, Joyce Voldness, Enid Mrlllem. Second Row: Miss Klawitter, Marlys Stor- haug, Jeanine Erickson. Virginia Anderson, Jeanette Lager, Margaret Anderson, Jacky Kierk, Millie Schroeder, Jeanette Evenson, Third Row: Jean Sandberg, Grace Ronholrn, Verona Hello, Lois Bendick- son, Dorothy Louze, Lou Anderson, James Gulingsrud, Don Hage. Fourth Row: Grant lVIcMann, Curtis Peterson, Wendall Aase, Ralph Foster, Hal Echeran, Jim Kilund, Thornton Anderson. Not pictured: Jerry Joringdal. l mxed Another season of success has been achieved by the Lincoln High School mixed chorus un- der the guidance of Miss Alma Klaxvitter. mas program. On March 1, the chorus gave the comedy operetta, Rio Rico. The repertoire this year has been somewhat varied. Several numbers arranged by Fred Xlaring, and several sacred numbers, such as Jesu, Priceless Treasure, have been included. Also, for a part of the year tive 'minutes were taken from the regular class period to sing and to listen to popular music. ,sb fl 3ORi!:gaY Wlfflldeni 9 --- 82 .... lYith the assistance of various teachers and stu- dents the chorus presented their annual Christ- ' ff-- M First Row: Helen Lindland, Nobelle Furuscth, Joan Lynde, Veronica Cosgrove, Ardis Stoughton, Arlene Williams, Barbara Fast, Agnes Jean Benson, Helen Greene. Second Row: Camille Narverud, Marion Syrtvedt, Barbara Kays, Norma Torgeson, Leona Thompson. Pat Mullen, Audrey Hylden, Naomi V4-dum, Penny Nelson. Third Row: Dick Biddick, Leslie Knutson, Chuck Erickson, Donna Dovre, Donna Gro- vum, Dorothy Geving, Marilyn Skarstad, Elizabeth King. Back Row: Bob Melby, Dale Larson, Don Brossoit, Bob Olson, John Hanson, Otto Wedul. CA 0l ll,6 On May 4, the chorus toured to Crookston to participate in the district music contest where a portion of the chorus sang with the mass cho- rus. The regional music contest was held in our own auditorium on May II. lYinding up the year's work the chorus sang at the Baccalaureate and Commencement exer- cises. An unusual feature for Commencement was twenty-nine seniors singing the Cantata, Ballad for .'Xmericans, composed by Latou- che-Robinson. CHORUS COUNCIL Back Row: Ardith Ste-enerson, Librarian: Thornton Anderson, Presidentg Penny Nelson, Vice President. First Row: Helen Lindland, Secretary: Pat Mullen and Virginia Anderson, Gown Custodians. -33- i Bob Melby, Bob Olson, Thornton Anderson, James Al. BOB MELBY Kiland, Don Brossoit, Jerry Joringdal, Dale Larson, Dick Biddick. oya Ocfef HELEN LINDLAND DALE LARSON DICK BIDDICK Not pictured: Millie Schroeder ripdz rio Helen Lindland. Marilvn Skarstad, Grace Ronholm, Millie Schroe- der, Lou Anderson, Penny Nelson, Agnes Benson, Ardis Stoughton. JUAN LYNDH, Drum ,llujorwllc jwirkrd The late start given the twirlers hindered them from making many public appearances this year, but under Drum Majorette Joan Lynde, the girls per- formed during halves of some of the football games. They were given their major opportunity during Homecoming when they led the triumphant parade in such a Hne manner as to show their excellent tw-irling ability. 'fii' ev! Grayce Forsberg, Marilyn Berg. Joan Lynde, Gloria Bergland, Donna Brossoit. ..- Front Row: Daniel Helle, David Haugen, Kieth Carlson, Duane Hanson, Walton Olen, Edward Van De Streek, Lyle Johnson. Second Row: Gene Hanson, Glenn Carlson, Alan Cabot, Arnold Hoffman, Harvey Haugen, Elmer Kolseth, James Samuelson, Lee Roy Halbash, James Solberg. Back Row: Donald Knut- son, Hanlon Prestby, Curtis Swanson, Leonard Skaar, Kenneth Rafteseth, Robert Elliott, Norman Panek, Erven Skaar. jufure armerfi of America The F.F.A., under the direction of its advisor, Mr. H. F. Harrison, has had another successful year. The organization strives to teach the boys not only the most modern and improved methods of agriculture, but also to promote leader- ship, cooperation, and social interest among' the boys. Among its activities during the year was a Father and Son Banquet, held in December. The F.F.A. has also had a basketball team, practicing and play- ing their games at noon. A trip along the North Shore Drive, to places of scenic interest in Canada, is being planned for sometime this summer. 'Q 9 1 g President .... 1 1 , F - Vice President J A Secretary .... 4, Treasurer .... W Reporter X. I 1' Q -86- icerd .. Norman Panek . . . . Lee Roy Halbash . . . Leonard Skaar . . . . Daniel Helle Gene Hanson fx fgkxix X fi, : li Q K WN M f -I X Ilx CA NTEEN Qf 35 fi 5 f X I q4 , f,,,4f-xx A+ X ff N Wffg, H Qi Mw4n2 g Q xf, 4' f ff K K ,ff w ij ffl 'w ' x ,x N! V' . , If .X ,f , 2 , , , , X , Xf' E 5.,,,4f V , 'l -' ,fix I if , Q X f A , X W Q - II N f WJ ! 'Q X ,lwjz MEL Q W Y 6 Eni, meeni, mini Nice catch Patriotic?? Nice horse Cream. puj's?? Cmft you read? Look out for 'worms' .....,.,.! Join the band Dimples!! Happy Birthday ew-3 Wmd' ,ff .In nf 1 X V w Qt. ,N K ..1. W at ve' '11- -9 Is this love? Class of '46 Sagmoen-potential earthquake They ve never changed The leer Just one of the tribe Sleepy-eyed guy Adolph, Benito, or T. P.? The Great Profile I use I pana ' ,I ' Q Q T ' - M , ,. ja,-I K -:Z S. L Do youse inhale? Looking for somethin My 'mother loves 'me Inseparable Throw her a fish! First love A-nd we wofft be hom Intermission, Hewitt A bark between us 1. All zhat ldjish, Jerry 2. That's no go e gang 3. The theatr e light brigade C harge of th 5. Squaw-tl! 6. Two heads are betler than one vga 'LW'A 7. Lady Godiva 8 Nice sweater 5 . ' , f? '3JE:?l Agnes Benson Belly Sandberg Bob Jlelby Lorraine Hioum Sally Ilanson Jerry Joringdal John Powell James Kiland Ralph Foster, .-lrlyne Robinson Helen Greene Dick Biddielr, Jlar Pat Perrault .-1 rdis Stoughfou The Brosxoit lwlns ge Swanson . C 1. Barb ara Fast 2, Velma Meyers 3. Burl Brossoit 4. Roger Tunberg 5. D elores Anders 6. Alice Lind olleen En Curtiss Pederson Ralph Foster Leslie Knutson OIL gelstad 192... 7 eruicemen 5 clldf IN MEMORIUM Harry Robinson, Class of '30 Leonard Sanders, Class of '30 Burns Mathewson, Class of '33 Arnold Carlson, Class of '34 Kenneth Holmstrom, Class of '34 George Buck, Class of '36 Vernon VVedul, Class of '37 jack Hess, Class of '38 Donald Lorentson, Class of '38 Miloy Nelson, Class of '38 Earl Burrel, Class of '39 Delmar Hovie, Class of '40 Orlin Gjernes, Class of '42 Mark Levorson, Class of '43 j0I'l'I'l el' la CA 2l'5 Ahre, Glendon Anderson, Edward Carlson, Arnold Cochrane, VVilliam Daly, Delver Grinley, Andrew -Kottke, XVillard Lee, George Lindenmeyer, John Mayor-Oakes, G. H. Nelson, Chester New-lxy, Harry Nordine, blames 1917 Satre, Myrtle 1919 Melgaard, John 1922 Wedul, Johanna 1 923 Dahlen, Lydia Herran, Charles 1926 Anderson, Leigh Overum, Clifford 1927 Barstad, Lars 1 928 Dahlen, Chester Dahlen, Erling Erickson, Robert Hedalen, George Johnson, Elmer Kinghorn, Ronald Severson, Selmer 1929 Booren, Douglas Dablow, Gordon Dostal, Emil Haney, Thomas Harris, Leonard Stenberg, Otto 1930 Brokke, Glenn Dablow, Richard Gunderson, Thea Hillard, Jerome Overland, Gordon Prichard, Junior Rustad, Arnold Snyder, Donald Turnwall, Earl 1931 Anderson, Forrest Booren, Robert Dokken, Nyal Hofdal, Arthur Hess, Eugene Johnson, Gordon Kiewel, Frank Korstad, James Korstatl, Robert Offerdahl, Clarence Strom, Chester 1 932 Angell, Rhodella Ballingrud, Gordon Chommie, John Feragen, Orville Hanson, Raymond Helquist, Elmer 7 , eruicemen 5 csgdf Ihle, Lester Jaranson, John Johnson, Harold Johnson, Merrild Kavanaugh, William Larson, Arthur Lieberman, Sidney Mattson, Donovan Mosleth, Bertrum Patten, Russel Reitz, Elra Wassgren, Helen 1 933 Barstad, Severin Biedermann, George Brandon, Oren Cast, Helen Craik, XVoodrow Dalton. XVayne Egenes, Stanley Fjelstad, Ralph Halland, Oreal Halverson, William Johnson, Earl Kielty, VVendell Kiewel, John Korstad, Edward Larson, Chester S. Liden, Arville Luke, Howard Munt, Raymond Nohre, Oscar Peterson, Arvid Sorenson, Donald NVedul, Melvin VVold, Irving l 934 Aaseby, Irwin Adkins, Douglas Biederman, John Carlson, Reuben Chommie, Robert Dahl, Paul Furuscth, Paul Gunheim, Myron Halldin, Kenneth Helquist, Earnest Holmgren, Lowell Jenson, Raymond Johnson, Hilver Johnson, Ramond Korstad, VVil1iam Langseth, John Loveid, Norman Morgan, Edward Prichard, Jarvis Rambeck, Lyle Reidy, Russel Rolland, Gerald Sandum, Harold Saugen, Bernice Swanson, Ray Syverson, Charles Thronson, Richard 1 935 Amundson,. Harlan Berge, George Burrell, Melford Carlson, Wally Christopherson, Reuben Douville, Arthur Dokken, Corlan Fredrickson, Carl Frissel, Robert Geske, Lloyd Gjernes, Earl Gustafson, Kendall Haney, Morris Jaranson, John Jorde, Martin Jorde, Morris Joyce, Charles Kinghorn, Vilalter Kringsberg, David Larson, Kenneth Lindberg, Marvin McFarland, Robert Munt, George Nelson, Truman Oderdahl, Melvin Olson, Raymond Quale, Theodore Sorenson, Vernon Snetting, Omer Thompson, Eugene Ward, John 1936 Asp, Charles Bergstrom, Raymond Booren, Jack Bredeson, Robert Cosgrove, James Douville, Robert Dybvig, Donald Engle, Francis Hanson, Donald Hess, Douglas Hetland, Clifford l-loffseth, James Houfek, Donald Jorde, Grant Jung, Victor Kielty, VVayne Lorentson, Adrian Mattson, John Magnuson, Malcolm Mayer-Oakes, Robert Melby, Morris Nelson, Arthur Nesse, James Parbst, Raymond Prichard, Phillip Protz, Thomas Robarge, Robert Syverson, Ralph Tripp, Willis 1937 Adkins, John Asp, George Ballingrud, Kenneth Buck, Harold Carlson, Leonard Dicken, Silmar Erickson, Lawrence Erickson, John Mendel! Erickson, Vernon Fjelstad, Solveig Helquist, Leonard Holmgren, Kenneth Kelly, Harley Legvold, Norman Liden, Kenton Mattson, John Monson, Archie Nelson, Alfred Olson, Donald Ona, Melvin Owen, Llwellyn Prichard, Bruce Provencher, Julian Radnicky, Alowsius Rambeck, La Vern Reiersgaard, Truman Sahl, Helmer Snetting, Ernest Sorenson, Robert Ystesund, Oliver 1938 Althoff, Raymond Amundson, Lorraine Anderson, Chester Arhart, Glen Booren, Lynn Bundy, Ivan Burrel, Harold Caldis, Gordon Carlson, Glen Crown, Arnold Hanson, Robert G. Haug, Clarence Haughom, Milferd Hclle, Theodore Jaranson, Kenneth Johnson, Wesley Jorde, Thomas Jorgenson, Arnold Ellsworth Kotlan, Daniel Lee, Roy Looker, Robert Mattson, Clarence Melby, Floyd Michalsky, Robert Mullen, Paul Nesse, Lowell Newland, Stanley Oleson, Clifford Olson, Wendall Peterson, Arnold Pope, Wendell Quale, Robert Salveson, Jerome Simonson. Harriet Strand, Norman Tunberg, Wallace 1939 Althoff, Margaret , Anderson, Glen Arhart, Vincent Biederman, Mary Alice Borgen, John Brooten, Lawrence Burrel, Earl ' Burrel, VVesley Duchamp, Robert Eide, Orville Engelstad, Kenneth Erickson, Ernest Erickson, Lester Evenson, Gerald Fabrick, John Gavere, Harold Gerstner, Daniel Granum, Jack Gustafson, Ralph Hagen, Robert Johnson, Raymond Jorgenson, Kenneth La Fave, James Lillevold, James Lunke, Clifford Mickelson, Rueben Muzzy, Kenneth Micholson, Earl Ona, Arthur Peterson, VVallace Schmeltzer, Robert Shanahan, Austin Snelling, Dorothy Lorenson, Edgar Stadum, Loren Stadum, Jewell Steinhauer, Alfred Sundberg, Karl Vigen, Oscar VVilson, Irvin Zachar, Josephine 1 9440 Althoff, Robert Andre, Aaron Battleson. Richard Borgen, Harold Bredeson. Wayne Brodin. Rodney Buringrud, Arthur Christianson. James Claffy, VVilliam Conner, Alan Dunham, Gordon Engelstad, La Vern Fretland, Kay Froseth, Perry Furuseth. Leonard Goethe. Herbert l-Iafdahl, VVillard Hanson, Milton Heieren, Emil Iverson, Clifford Jelle, Deane Jelle, Neal 9 eruicemen A olldf Jenson, Mildred Jung, Loren Kavanough, Evelyn Kielty, Robert Kompelien, Silas Loberg, Herman Lorentson, Howard Olson, Maynard Pederson, Donald Reierson, Joseph Stewart, Robert Swanson, Lawrence Swanson, Roy Thomas, Clifford Tungseth. Dagne Vogen, Blaine Warnicke, Gaynard Wilde, Milo VVilson, Andy Ystesund, Kenneth 194-1 Aalbu, Roy Althoff, Dennis Anderson, Glen Arhart, Lloyd Carlisle, Thomas Conner, James Coop, Le Roy Engelbretson, Orris Erickson, Robert Ferguson, James Flash, Edward Garnes, Russel Granum, Katherine Gustafson, Charles Hagberg, Roy Hanson, Milan Harbott, Delmer Jenson. Rodney Kiel, Harold Larson, Eldon Lidstrom, Thomas Loefiler, Lorraine Long, Andrew Lund, Alverda Mathewson, Donald McMahon, Baily McMahon. Stanley Mullen, Neil Nellis, Howard Nelson, Donald Ostrom, Vernon Parbst, John Pederson, Armond Peterson, Dwaine Rose, Robert Schmeltzer, Maxine Senstad, Paul Shanahan, Donald Stensrud, Roscoe Voldness, Iris VVerstlien, George VVilliams, Russel Wilson, Irvin Wright, Willis 1 9412 Ballingrud, Wallace Biddick, Bruce Borchert, Owen Bornholt, Derald Bornholt, Donald Borry, John Campbell, John Dablow, John Efiinger, George Froseth, Gordon Geston, Conrad Hammergren, Maxine Hess, Phillip Hostvet, Dale Hunt, Ralph Jechort, Harold Jelle, Irvin Jorde, Clarence Long, Harry Paul Long, Harry Ward Lubitz, Virgil Lund, Howard Lund, Robert Magnuson, Adrian Melin, Kenneth Miraonontes, Benjamin Olson, Donald J. Olson, Laverne Paulson, Roman Pederson, Orrin Roos, Palmer Samuelson, Virgil Snelling. Douglas Storhaug, Harold Thelander, John Voldness, Perry 194.3 Aasland, Donald Ander, Daryl Baker, John Berg, Donald Berg, Duane Biddick, Robert Brooten, Robert Chommie, Edward Crown, Paul Dahlton, Virginia Eide, Vernon Engelstad, Conrad Grovum, Ronald Guttu, Elmer Hanson, La Marr Haugen, Howard Huseth, Harry Johnson, Donald Johnson, Robert Keuhn. Francis Kobitsky, Bernard Koop, Doris Liden, Duane Loefller, Bernard Matheson, Homer Melby, Jack Michalsky, Donald Ness, Nolan Peterson, Edward Powell, Robert Prestby, Gordon Protz, Robert Reierson, Milton Stephanson, N. James fwete, Louis Walker, James VVright, Robert Zavoral, Dorothy 1 9414 Aaseby, Paul Borchert, Clinton Dorn, Tony Eisbrener, John Elling-ron, Harold Fretla id, Don Furuseth, Norman Hanson, Gunder Hayes, Robert Holmes, VVilliam Lamb, VVallace Levorson, Wayne Mandt, Orven Mattson, Robert Mayer-Oakes, Stanley McKechnie, William Mellem, Ervin Merritt, Burdell Michalsky, Grayce Mortrud, Vernon Mullen, Kenton Nabben, Le Roy Offerdahl, Ray Prough, Dennis Ripley, Calvin Rupprecht, Le Roy Schmeltzer, Richard Thomas, Abigail 1 94-5 Asp, Bjorne Baker, Robert Claify, Herbert Doyle, James Ellingson, Orville Evenstad, Virgil Forsberg, Arthur Froseth, Loyal llanson, Harvey Johnson, Lloyd Jorgenson, Raymond Kavanough, VValter Larson, Paul Kelly, Earl Mogen, Eugene Nelson, NYi1liam Richards, Charles Rulien, Lawrence Scanlon, Jack Swanson, Chester Yielguth, Robert Wagner, John flank Our high school days are now over for a good many of us, but as we look back over our Prowlers, each picture and every word of script brings to our mind the wonderful times we have had during our school years. Some are rather reluctant to leave their many friends and experiences they have gained, yet each one feels he is rich with pleasant memories that will al- ways go W-ith him through the years. Yes, there were times when things looked pretty dull, but the bright spots so outshine the darker ones that we can truly say that our high school days were of the best. You have now paged through the Prowler. Go back again and take a second look, this time think what each of those activities, the faculty, the sports, and the school has meant to you during your years at Lincoln. V -96- mjfzff, ' wazjfmqf J -46,122 new f A ww 1 X 6 2,4 :QQ ,wdf X657 762 fckawwib fly. f