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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1950 volume:

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The Lincoln High School Senior Class of Thief River Falls, Minnesota presents the 1950 Paawlw - 7aMe,afGanfenlii I PRESENTATION 1 DEDICATION Z THEME 4 ADMINISTRATION 5 STUDENTS 11 ATHLETICS 31 3 ORGANIZATIONS 57 Q FEATURE 79 0116 To the memory of our beloved friend and classmate, jerry Rasmussen, we, the Prowler Staff, dedicate the 1950 Prowler. jerry passed away in july, 1949, after a long illness. He left school during the first semester of his junior year to undergo a series of major operations. In the spring of 1949 jerry returned to school to take his exams and thereby qualified as a senior. V. As a student in Lincoln High School, Reiss was one of the most popular and active boys in his class. He participated in basketball and football and was elected co-captain of thc 1949-50 football team. jerry also served as class president in both his sophomore and junior years. Although all the students regret Ierry's death, most of all the Senior Class of 1950, his class, has missed his presence in the halls and classrooms of Lincoln. Page Z wi - ' 'Q - il if 2 2 2 2 fi V 1:5 ,YE Q , , gg E3 A sk . 2 ff - .X 3 -,,?...4I Ly' 1 - , We eww GW VX Nb X NH If fy? I LAQELQIII Cross my palm with silver . . . and I will unfold the past year before your very eyes! 1950 has been very special for a certain school named Lincoln High. In fact, as I look deep into my gleaming crystal the mist fades and numerous places and Hgures crowd into focus in the ball . . . thc images arc distinctly forming so lct me relate what I scc . . . Page 4 X Ncfm ' ' r 1 Q X 7 I ,ff Q ' ' I, ' fs-, - K X ffylzf I i X g.gk SX .X xx ,A X f f Nw X X' X X f ff ff ,ff .V 1 ' I, If 1, f ff f f X X 'f f' ff f ff f f Q X. XXX C x A Y, . if H?I!,.2 5:59 -FEEEF7 -- , I f 2 1 1 4 2 ff f 1 z 1, 2 1 1 I A 5. 5 3, 3 f 'I Z U, 'X 4' A Page S X N v X X-- Yzigzbdgg? C X TX ,,ff2f Q13 xx .- X ,XX . ,X x . x x 'X X X 2 XXQJN XXX XX Q 1 2 f 2 Z XR Yiml if Z W X ff K Lon Houma FT f fg ww 'ke if .,-W 'iwlb . ,Ay-ff Directing the activities of the Thief River Falls' public school system - Lin- coln, Iunior-Senior High School, Wash- ington, Knox, and Northrop grade schools, Superintendent W. G. Claffy, provides progressive and efhcient leader- ship, for students, faculty, and com- munity. W. G. CLAFFY Six civic minded citizens serve our community by guiding its educational facilities. President of the School Board is Otis L. VVold, vice president, A. L. VVilliamsong secretary, Lloyd N. Bennesg treasurer, Roy Ocn, directors, Elmer XV. Bratsch and Fred Koop. i KALMER Os'1'BY Kalmer Ostby, principal of Lincoln High School, is now serving his second year in that administrative position. Stu- dents and faculty alike have learned to rely upon his capable and helpful di- rection. Page 6 I'- LYDA BATTEN HELEN MovrUs Miss Lyda Batten, while guiding the activities of the junior High School as Assistant Principal, also teaches mathematics. In addition to her classes in public speaking and her work as dean of girls, Miss Helen Movius acts as advisor for dramatic clubs and Thespians and coaches manuscript reading. The eflicient and helpful secretaries, Miss VVinifred VVengeler and Miss Arlette Kleinvachter, contribute capably to a smoothly functioning school system. Health problems of Thief River Falls' students are the concern of Mrs. Edna M. Nilsson, who supervises this phase of work in all the schools. EDNA M. NILSSON VV INIFRED WENCELER ARLETTE KLEINVACHTER Page 7 WJ 41 I if f v qngmgif Q A I 1- I:..1E:.. '-, V I ,, WW! ...ni ' , ,.' ' ALBERT C. AHLQUIST MARY ETHEL BENNETT IUDITH F. CHILTON Science Business Relations Phys. Ed., Health, GAA Advisor ELLEN C. CLARK IAMES H. COCHRAN LAX7ONNE DAHLGREN English and Math. History, Speech Coach Music ROSEMARY Donns IDA E. GANTNER EILEEN D. GRINDE Phys. Ed. and Health Science Home Economics GAA Advisor CNot Picturedj 1925! I I, GRAYCE HAFDAHIT ROBERT S. IIARLION HAROLD F. HARRISON Social Studies and English Band Agriculture andi F.F.A. Advisor SONIA M. HUSBY GLADYS E. IOHNSON I. ARTHFJR OHNSON Commercial and Scnior English, Dramatic Speech Coach Industrial raining Red Cross Council Advisor f ,wfzzsyt v ff i 5 M- Q fri 'AG Q41 XIERNER B. IOHNSON XVAYNE L. IOHNSON N. QUENTIN IONES Industrial Training Social Science, General Science, Phys. Ed., Track, Drivers Camera Club Advisor Football, Assistant Basketball Training, Intramurals, Colt, and Sophomore Class Advisor Tennis ELVA DIXON IUDE ARNOLD L. LARSON BLANCHE G. LIARSON Art Mathematics M3fhCUl3flCS , , 1 '-'i.. . .i 'Af R 4 , 'ffkri :': , ---- if A - nga... MARY CATHERINE MCNELLIS C. H. MAYER-OAKES .ROBERT L. NICK Commercial and Co-operative Science Social Science, Basketball, Educatign Assistant Football and Baseball I' E. LORRAINE PRESTEMON Librarian, Lincoln Log, and Library Club Advisor l lVlARIORIE SEEBART Home Economics LORAYNE STEDIE Home Economics E L . PAULA O. TWEET Connncrcial Iuuror Class Advisor Bnssns SEDLACEK English DENNIS E. ROLLE Phys. Ed., Health, Hockey, and Assistant Football Coach T norm SKOIXIEDAL IUNE H. SBIEDSTAD English, TAB Club Advisor Math. Iunior Red Cross Council Sophoniorc Class Advisor IKAGNA STENERSON IUNETH SUNDAHL Eigglish Social and Latin Huinorous pccclr Coach 4 y A . 5:3 ' x hflARCARET WAAGE VVESLEY A. VVAAGE English and Prowler History, Prowler Business Advisor fs ' .Shawn f X f 7-'ii If X f Q fx 'X XZ M Ny 4 yy XbX X , ,f X 5 MM N xx X 3 iz M '7 1 A KZ Tl Q?kW mmxd WJTKW Z J J Q ff f JQH ff' 3 Z ,J 'Q f 4-1 '? '1QR' mf. Wmmwf Q Page 11 F ZONA HENDRICKSON -nh, IRMA MARTINSON CO-X7H1CClfCfOI12l1l Co-Valcdictorian Jlanoa 8 KATIIRYN XIORACHEK Salutatorian l l ,, Page 12 ww- 1 Kenneth Aas Gayle Anderson Kathleen Arneson Richard Bakke Doris Bruggeman Robert Botten KENNETH AAS Track 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Tennis 1, 2: Intra- mural Basketball 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. GAYLE ANDERSON B-Team Basketball 2: Basketball 3. JEANETTE ANDERSON Dramatic Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club Officer 3: Thespian Club 3, 4: Thespian Secretary 4: One-Act Play Production 3: Junior Class Play and Production Staff 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Emblem 2: G.A.A. L 3: G.A.A. Sweater 4: Log Business Staff 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: T.A.B. Club Officer 4: Associate Editor of Prowler 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Homecoming Committee 3, 4: Junior Red Cross Council 1. ARNOLD L. ANTON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Treas. 3: F.F.A. Pres. 4. MARGERY ANTON KATHLEEN ARNESON Library Club 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Declam 4: Homecoming Committee 4. at t 4 'X QW Jeanette Anderson Arnold Anton Margery Anton Ruth Ballingrud Eloise Benson Marlene Bowman Peter Chommie Mae Conklin Dennis Conners 0 RICHARD BAKKE Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: B-Team Bas- ketball 1, 2: Prom Committee 3: Homecom- ing Committee 2, 3. RUTH BALLINGRUD T.A.B. Club 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Junior Class Play Pro- duction 3: Pep Club 2. ELOISE BENSON Dramatic Club 2: National Thespians 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: One-act Play 2: One- act Play Production 3: Contest Play 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Board Member 3: Log Staff 2, 3: eature Editor of Log 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sextet 2, 3, 4: Chorus Officer 4: T.A.B. Club Officer 4: Peo Club 1, 2, 3: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Declam 3, 4: Prom Program Committee 3: Red Cross Council 1, 4: Class Treasurer 3: President 4: 1949 Homecoming Queen 4. ROBERT BOTTEN Valley City High School 1, 2: Junior Class Play 3: Co-Sports Editor of Log 4: Editor of Prowler 4: Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Co-chairman 4: Senior Red Cross Council 3, 4: One-act Plays 4: Contest PlaY 4: Class Vice-President 4. Page 13 MARLENE M. BOWMAN Dramatic Club 2, 3: Thesnians 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Log Staff 2, 3, 4: Exchange Editor 4: Prom Committee Chair- man 3. 4: Homecoming Committee Chair- man 3, 4: Declamation 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Sextet 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Junior Class Play 3 One-Act Play Production Chairman 3, 4: One-Act Plays 2: Property Co-chairman of Contest Play: Property Co- chairman 3. DORIS BRUGGEMAN Log Business Staff 4: Prom Committee 3: T.A.B. 4, Homecoming Committee 4. PETER CHOMMIE Thesnians 3, 4: Junior Class Play Produc- tion 3: One-Act Play 4: Prowler Staff 4: Homecoming Committee Chairman 4: Prom Committee 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2: Golf 2. MAE CONKLIN Dramatic Club 33 Band 3. 4: T-A-B- Club 41 Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4. PATRICK CONNERS Chorus 2, 3, 4: Prom Dance Progfflm CUTTI- mittee 3: Homecoming Committee, 4- +1 'WM en- A 1 'feral Russell Culkins LuAnn Dyrdal Joy Erickson Darlene Evenson Joyce Filpula Ronald Finstad Rueben Finstad Jerome Furuseth Graydon Garlough Marion Geving Marilyn Gilthvedt Donald Green Patricia Grindeland Wallace Grovum Duwayne Hanson RUSSELL CULKINS F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Reporter 4. LUANN B. DRYDAL JOY ERICKSON G.A.A. 1: T.A.B. 4: T.A.B. President 4: Prom Program Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Bonfire Chairman 4: Red Cross Council 4. DARLENE EVENSON Noon Hour Dramatic Club 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Emblem 3: Library Club 3, 4: Library Club President 4: Log Staff Report- er 4: Camera Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Red Cross Coun- cil 4. JOYCE FILPULA RONALD FINSTAD Hockey 1, 2, 3: F.F.A. 1, 2: Reporter 4. RUEBEN R. .FINSTAD F.F.A. 1, 2. JERRY FURUSETH Football 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4: Basketball 4: Prom Decorating Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 3: lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3: lnterclass Volleyball 1, 2: Class Treasurer 2. GRAYDON GARLOUGH Football 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey Co-captain 4: Track 3, 4: Prom Committee 3. MARl0N GEVING Dramatic Club 2, 3: National Thespians 4: G..A.A. 1, 2, 3: Log Staff 2: Band 3: Cam- era Club 2: Peo Club 1, 2, 3: One-act Play 2, 3: Junior Class Play 3: Homecoming Com- mittee 2, 3: Prom Lunch Committee 3: Cheerleading 2, 3, 4: Declam 2. 3- MARILYN E. GILTHVEDT Page 14 DONALD GREEN Football 2, 3, 4: Football Captain 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: lnterclass Basketball 1, 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Interclass Volleyball 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA GRINDELAND Library Club 3, Log Staff 3: Pen Club 3: Prom Committee 3. WALLACE GROVUM Football 1, 2, 3, 4: B-Basketball 1: A Team 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4. DUWAYNE HANSON F.A.A. 4: Intramural Bowling 4. mug: asm, 'iw Eldon Hanson Vaughn Hanson Ellen Haug Zona Hendrickson Joan Houske Hardy lsraelson Lorraine Iverson Arlene Johnson Joan Johnson Ruth Johnson Ruben Jorde Rodney Kaisler Jenny Kaushagen Beverly Kios Glenn Kiland ELDON HANSON F.F.A. 4. VAUGHN HANSON F.A.A. 1, 2, 3. ELLEN HAUG Dramatic Club 2, 3: Thespian Club 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Red Cross Council 3: Jr. Class Play 3: One-act Play 2, 3 fPro- duction.D ZONA HENDRICKSON Dramatic Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club Officer 3: National Thespians 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: One-act Play Production 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Board Member 3, 4: Em- blem Girl 2: L Girl 3: Sweater Girl 3: Log Staff 2, 3, 4: Proofreader 4: Prom Lunch Committee 3: Homecoming Dance Chairman 42 Red Cross Council 1. 4: T.A.B. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Prowler 4: Declam 2, 4: Class Officer 4: Student Council Committee 3. JOAN HOUSKI Dramatic Club 3, 4: One-act Play Produc- tion 4: Library Club 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 4: Prom Committee 3. HARDY ISRAELSON LORRAINE IVERSON Dramatic Club 3. 4: One-act Play 4: Log Staff 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Library Club 3, 4: National Thespians 4. ARLENE JOHNSON Dramatic Club 2. JOAN JOHNSON Dramatic Club 3, 4: National Thesnians 4: Junior Class Production 3: One-act Play Pro- duction 3: One-act Play 4: One-act Play Chairman 4: Library Club 3: Library Club Officer 33 Log Reporter 3, 4: Proof Reader 4: Prom Refreshment Committee 3: T.A.B. Club 4: Homecoming Committee Program Co- chairman 4: Pen Club 2: Camera Club 4: Declam 4: Prowler 4. Page 15 RUTH JOHNSON T.A.B. Club 4: Library Club 4. RUBEN JORDE lntramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Captain 4: lnterclass Basketball. RODNEY KAISLER Chorus 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Hockey 2, 3, 4: One-act Play Production 3: Baseball 3, 4. JENNIE KAUSHAGEN BEVERLY KJOS Dramatic Club 2: National Thesuians 3, 4: One-act Play Production 2, 3: Junior Class Play 3: Declam 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Emblem Girl 2: Sweater Girl 4: Log Staff 2, 3. 4: Log Editing Staff 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 4: Soloist 4: Pep Band 3: T.A.B. Club 4: Peo Club 2, 3: Camera Club 2. 3: Red Cross Council 1, 3. GLENN KILAND Thesoians 4: Junior Class Play Production 3' One-act Play 4: Football 4: Inter-Class Bas: ketball 1. 2, 3, 4. Q ,A Q! f'j,'Qf Rosalie Klennert Burnell Knutson Donna Lunde Fern Lundeen Vern McMahon Shirley Matzke ROSALIE KLENNERT T.A.B. Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Committee 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3. BURNELL KNUTSON Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 4: One-act Play Production 4. ESTHER KOOP T.A.B. Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4. DAVID KORSMO Junior Class Play Production 3: B Basketball Student Manager 1: Track 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 2, 3. BETTY LAYMON DONNA LUNDE Dramatic Club 2, 3: National Thespians 4: Junior Class Play Production 3: One-act Play Production 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Em- blem Girl 2: L Girl 3: Sweater Girl 3: G.A.A. Board Officer 3, 4: Presi' at 4: T.A.B. Club 4: T.A.B. Club Officer 4 mera Club 2, 3: Homecoming Committee Prom Committee 3: Band 3, 4: Pep Clui 1, 2, 3: Pep Club Board Member 2. Q, 'B , t , .. -f-- :is .'... f 4 'flliii-32 f Esther Koop David Korsmo Betty Layman Gloris Lundeen Doris Lunden Joe Maruska lrma Martinson Wendalin Mercil Dorothy Molstad FERN LUNDEEN GLORIA LUNDEEN DORIS LUNDEN Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 2. JOE MARUSKA VERN MCMAHON Chorus 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Prowler Staff 4: Log Staff 2, 3: Football 3: Track 3, 4: One-act Play 4 National Thespians 4: Pep Band 3, 4: President of Chorus 4: Boys Octet 2, 3, 4: Baritone Soloist 4: Brass Sex- tet 4: Brass Trio 4. SHIRLEY MATZKE Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club Officer 4: National Thesnians 3, 4: Library Club 3: Library Club 3: Library Club Officer 3: Log Staff 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: One-act Plays 4: One-act Play Production 2, 3: Junior Class Play Production 3: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 2, 3. 4: Camera Club Officer 3: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Homecom- ing Committee 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. Page 16 IRMA B. MARTINSON Prom Committee 3: Camera Club 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Emblem Girl 3: L Girl 3: Sweater Girl 4: G.A.A. Secretary Treasurer 3: Board Member 4: Log Staff 3: Associate Editor 4: Dramatic Club 2: National Thespians 3, 4: One-act Plays 2, 3: One-act Play Produc- tion 4: Junior Class Play Production 3: Band 3, 4: Red Cross Council 1, 3: Homecoming Committee 3, 4: Button Sales Co-chairman 4: T.A.B. Club 4: T.A.B. Vice President 4: De- clamation 2, 4: District 3, 4: Pep Club 1: Prowler 4. WENDALIN MERCIL Chorus 2, 3: Prom Committee 3. DOROTHY MOLSTAD T.A.B. Club 4: Noon-Hour Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Camera Club G.A.A. 1. Akon., JDE ,al- 'ia X Virgil Mikkelsen Lois Mowris Harriet Mullen Ramona Mundinger Ralph Munt Robert Myhrer Leona Myrom Gloria Nelson Jean Nelson Norman Nelson Kathleen Nelson Ronnie Ness Donald Netteland Dorothy Newman Alan Noreen VIRGIL MIKKELSON LOIS MOWRIS Dramatic Club 2: Thesoians 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Emblem Girl 4: Log Staff 2, 3, 4: Log Artist 4: Chorus 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 2: Pep Club 1, 2,'3: Prowler Art Editor 4: Junior Cheerleading 2: Senior Cheerleading 3, 4: Dramatic Declamation 2, 3, 4: Prom Chairman 3: Homecoming Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: One- Act Play Production Staff 2, 3, 4: One-act Contest Play 4. HARRIET MULLEN Dramatic 2, 3: National Thespians 3, 4:Thes- Dian President 4: One-act 2: One-act Play Production 3: Junior Class Play Production 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Emblem Girl 2: L Girl 3: Sweater Girl 4: G.A.A. Board Mem- ber 2, 3: Secretary Treasurer 4: Twirler 2: Majorette 3, 4: Log Staff 2, 3: Log Busi- ness Editor 4: Prowler 4: Prom Dance Com- mittee Chairman 3: Homecoming Commit- tees 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Pep Club 2, 3: Senior Red Cross Council 3. RAMONA MUNDINGER T.A.B. Club 4. RALPH MUNT ROBERT MYHRER F.F.A. 2: B-Basketball 2: lnterclass Basket- ball 3: Basketball Noon Hour 2, 3, 4. LEONA MYRON T.A.B. 4. GLORIA NELSON Dramatic Club 3. JEAN NELSON Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: National Thespians 4: Dramatic Club Officer 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Emblem Girl 3: Library Club 3: Log Staff 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 4: Pep Club 2: Prow- ler 4: Camera Club 2. 3, 4: Camera Club President 4: Declam 3, 4: One-act Play Pro- duction 3: One-act Play 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Senior Red Cross Council 4. NORMAN NELSON Football 4. Page 17 KATHLEEN M. NELSON Log Reporter 4: Declamation 3. RONNIE NESS Thespian Club 3. 4: Junior Class Play 3: Thespian Christmas Play 4: Chorus 3, 4: ,Chorus Secretary-Treasurer 3: Octet 4: Hoc- key 1, 2, 3, 4. DONALD NETTELAND F.A.A. 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY NEWMAN T.A.B. Club 4. ALAN L. NOREEN F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ,.4 Joann Nygurd Duane Odegaard Gordon Olson James R. Olson Milton Olson Morris Olson Betty Ose Ann Pederson Clayton Pederson JOANN NYGAARD MILTON OLSON Band 1. Intramural Bowling 4. DUANE ODEGAARD MORRIS R. OLSON GORDON OLSON -GW lner Olson James A. Olson William Olson Luverne Olson Donna Pederson Jack Pederson ANN PEDERSON Dramatics 2: Thespians 2, 3, 4: One-act Plays 3: One-act Play Production 2: Log Staff 2, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Declamation 2: Camera Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Committee 4. F-F-A- 4- WILLIAM oi.soN CLAYTON M. PEDERSON INER D. OLSON LUVERNE OLSON JAMES A. OLSON FO0tb3ll 2. 35 Track 2. DONNA PEDERSON Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: B-Team Bas- lcetball 1, 42: Prom Committee 3: Homecom- BETTY 035 mg commune cmcaptaln 4' Dramatic Club, 2, 3, 4: President 4: Chorus JACK PEDERSON 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Prowler Staff 4: One- Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee JAMES R. OLSON act Play Production 4: Declam 2, 3, 4. 4: Hockey 3. Page 18 . , 'url' rs..-ff ,ps w.,..n Arthur Peterson Elaine Phillips Lambert Rinowski Jack Robinson Harriet Sampson Alsace Senum ARTHUR PETERSON Foobll 2, 3. ELAINE PHILLIPS Dramatic Club 2: Thesnians 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: One-act Plays 2, 3: Log Staff 2: Exchange Editor 3: News Editor 4: Pep Club 2: Declamation 2, 3: G.A.A.. 2, 3, 4: Emblem Girl 2: L-Girl 3: Sweater Girl 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Committee Chairman 4: President of Band 4. WALLACE PTACEK DALE RANUM F.F.A. 4. SYLVIA RAWERTS Dramatic Club 3: Declamation 3, 4. Wallace Ptacek Keith Rosengren Vernon Sevre LAMBERT RINOUSKI Chorus 2, 3. JACK A. ROBINSON Hotmecoming Float Committee 2. KEITH ROSENGREN Chorus 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Captain 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4. ELIZABETH RUSSELL Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: T.A.B. 4 Camera Club 4. DARLENE ST. MARTIN HARRIET SAMPSON Dramatic Club 3: G.A.A. 1: Library Club 4 Chorus, 3, 4: Pep Club 3, 4: Cheerleading 3: 4: Prom Committee 3: Red Cross Council 3 One-Act Play 2: Junior Class 3: Home coming 2, 3, 4: Attendant 3, 4. Page 19 Dale Ranum Elizabeth Russell Erliss Simonson Sylvia Rawerts Darlene St. Martin Doloris Solberg ALSACE SENUM Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: T.A.B. 4: Camera Club 4: Oneact Play Production 4. VERNON SEVRE F.F.A. 1, 2 Prom Decorating Committee 3. ERLISS SIMONSON Noon-Hour Dramatic Club 2: Junior Class Play Production: Homecoming Committee 4: One-Act Play Production 4: Lincoln Log Staff 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 4: Prowler Staff 4. DOLORIS SOLBERG Dramatic Club 4: Thespians 4: Library Club 4: Log Staff 4: T.A.B. Club 4: One-Act Plays 4: Declamation 4. 1. 44 Dlrleen Solheim Donald Stadum Darlene Stromlund LaVone Studlien Miles Thorson Iva Thorstad DARLEEN SOLHEIM Dramatic Club 2: National Thespians 3, 4: G-A-N 1. 2. 3. 42 Emblem Girl 1: L Girl 2: Sweater Girl 3: Log Staff 2. 3,: Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3: T.A.B. 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 3: Camera Club 4: Prom Refreshment Commit- tee 3: G.A.A. Float Committee 1: Homecom- ing Committee 4: One-act Plays 2: Co-chair- man Properties of One-act Plays 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3. DONALD STADUM Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Base- ball 3, 4. DAROLD C. STEPHANSON EDWARD STOKKE One-act Plays 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Junior V Class Play 3. we ,. Darold Stephanson Edward Stokke Robert Storhaug Senora Swanson lvadelle Taggart Edna Taylor Delores Troland Maynard Troland Darlene Udstrand ROBERT A. STORHAUG Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Commit- tee 4. DARLENE STROMLUND T.A.B. Club 4. LAVONE STUDLIEN Detroit Lakes High School Chorus 4. SENORA SWANSON Noon-Hour Dramatic Club 2: Junior Class Play Production: Homecoming Committee 4: One-Act Play Production 4: Lincoln Log Staff 4: Senior Red Cross Council 4: Camera Club 4: T.A.B. Club 4. IVADELLE TAGGART Dramatic Club 2. EDNA TAYLOR Dramatic Club 2. Page 20 MILES THORSON IVA THORSTAD Band 2, 3, 4: Pep Band 3: Declamation 2, 3: Log Feature Writer 3, 4: National Thesp- ians 4: One-act Play Production 4: Junior Class Play Production: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Camera Club 4: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Library Club 3: Class Secretary 3: Pep Club 3: T.A.B. Club 4. DELORES E. TROLAND MAYNARD TROLAND Thespians 3, 4: Thesnians Vice-President 4: Prowler Staff 4: Junior Class Play 3: Class Officer 3: Prom Committee 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Student Manager of Bas- ketball 4: One-Act Play Production 3: Track 3, 4. Not pictured are: GLENN ENGELSTAD: LOIS NESS, T.A.B. Club 4: Peo Club 1, 2: G.A.A. 1, 2: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: DALE NETTELAND: LLOYD RAMSTAD, F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Secre- tary 4: Track 2: DAVID URDAHL, Badger High School. Norman Voldness Marilyn Voldness Elaine Von Wald Kathryn Vorachek Carol Walsberg Rene Walsberg Robert Widing Mary Ann Wetch Robert Williams Delores Wynnemer Phyllis Zavoral Ronald Zavoral NORMAN VOLDNESS Track 3, 4, Gymnastics 2, 3, 4. MARILYN VOLDNESS Grove City High. ELAINE VON WALD T.A.B. Club 4. KATHRYN VORACHEK Dramatic Club 2: National Thespians 2, 3, 4: One-act Play 2: One-act Play Production 3: Junior Class Play 3: Contest Play Property Co-chairman 3: One-act Play Advertising 4: G.A.A. 1, 2. 3, 4: Emblem Girl 2: L Girl 3: Sweater Girl 3: Log Staff 2, 3: Editor 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sextet 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 2: Declam 2, 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: CAROL WALSBERG Dramatic Club 2, 3: Thespian Club 4: Junior Class Play Production 3: One-act Play Pro- duction 3: One-act Play Production 2: One- act Play 3: Log Staff 3: Red Cross Council 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Home- coming Attendant 2. RENE WALSBERG RONALD ZAVORAL Football 4: Track 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Prom Committee 3. One-act Play 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 4. ROBERT WIDING Basketball 1, 2: Intramural Basketball 1. MARY ANN WETCH Prom Committee 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Em- blem Girl 2: L. Girl 3: Sweater Girl 3: Log Business Staff 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Camera Club 2, 3: Pep Club 1. ROBERT WILLIAMS Chorus 2, 3, 4: Business Manager of Prowler 4: Football Student Manager 2: Basketball Seudent Manager 2: Declamation 2: Prom Chairman 3: Homecoming Chairman 4: Dra- matic Club 3: Thespian Club 3, 4: Log Staff 2, 3, 4: Co-Sports Editor of Lincoln Log 4: One-act Plays 3, 4: Junior Class Play 3: Junior Class Play Production 3. DELORIS WYNNEMER Dramatic Club 2: National Thespains 3, 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: Junior Class Play Promoter 3: One-act Plays 2, 3: Declam 1, 2, 3. PHYLLIS ZAVORAL G.A.A. 1, 2: T.A.B. Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4. Page Z1 Zona Hendrickson, treasurer: Bob Botten, vice president: Eloise Ben- son, president: Kathryn Vorachek, secretary. Left to right, hack row: Joan J h , Betty Ose, Beverly Kios, Doloris Solberg, Harriet Mullen. Row 2: Robert w.I . . . - lllams Zona Hendrickson, K th y Vorachek, Jeanette Anderson Eloise Benson Robert Boiten. Row 3: Dar leen Solh Delores Wynnem J Nelson, Irma M t EI e Phillip fVaifionaZ Jfonoa S Foremost among the nation wide organizations for high school students is the National Honor Society. Members of this society are selected by a faculty committee and are appointed on the basis of their scholastic achievement, character, leadership, and service to the school. By thus honoring a group of outstanding students each year, an interest may be stimulated among underclassmen to achieve this goal. Jfancvz Slucfenh ANDERSON, GAYLE BENSON, ELOISE BOTTEN, ROBERT HENRICKSON, ZONA KIOS, BEVERLY MARTINSON, IRMA MUNDINGER, RAMONA RAWERTS, SYLVIA SOLBERG, DOLORIS STROMLUND, DARLENE STUDLIEN, LAVONE SWANSON, SENORA VORACHEK, KATHRYN WILLIAMS, ROBERT NVYNNEMER, DELORES Page Z2 ' -in--: f- Y' f' Y fn- - T Left to right, back row: Daryl Bartelson, James Erickson, Calvin Bradley, Milan Borsheim, Dale Christianson, Harold Adolphson. Row three: Milton Burstad, Albert Cork, Bruce Bakke, David Clough, Jerry Claffy, James Arneson, Glen Bessler, Vernon Everson. Row two: Marlene Austad, Victoria Amiot, Carol Bjerken, June Barstad, Marilyn Berg, Cynthia Carlson, Elaine Cote, Clarice Benston, Carol Anderson, Constance Fjelstul, Jacqueline Ford- er. Row one: Dixie Brown, lrvyn Barber, Mila Burstad, Marlene Anderson, June Anderson, Ruby Alberg, Jeanette Bugge, Marilyn Anderson, Betty Ellingson, Darlene Dahl, Martha Bizek. 5 N HF Back row, left to right: Wallace Heaton, Raleigh Houske, Richard Lane, Robert Halbash, Culver Kisch, Arnold Lindland, Jack Haugen. Row 2: Mar- vin Johnson, LaVern Listol, Cyril Johnson, Donald Lunke, Clifford' Horter, James Gilbertson, Ronald Johnson. Row 3: Lois Loeffler, Myrtle Jelle, Lor- raine Hellnuisi, Magdalene Hesse, Veronica'Koralewski. Eldora Hoeler, Elaine Johnson, Beverly Larson, Darlene Kruse. Row 4: Mary Lu Hible, lone Gangness, Glenice Jorde, Ramona Johnson, Gloria Hohle, Phyllis Hoglen, LaVon Lamp, Burnell lsraelson, Carolyn Gullingsrud, Marlene Lund. Not pictured: Jack Almstedt, Ernest Doop, Duane DuChamp, Morris Flattum, Joyce Hagen, Grant Johnson, Robert Lannelett, Robert McKenna, Barbara Olson, Yvonne Olson, George Simenson, Donald Swanson, Beth Weaver. Page Z3 Left to right, back rovv: Emil Magnuson, Gerald Magnon, Arnold Olson, Ray Ose, Larry Perkins, Donovan Narverud, Jerald Nelson, Bruce McCrum, Robert Maher, Kenneth Marquette. Row two: Kathryn 0'Hara, Marlene Owen, Pearl McMahon, Sonia Meyer, Beverly McLane, Claire Murphy, Madeline Reese, Audrey Peterson, Greta Paulson, Andrea Roese, June Ranstrom. Row three: Marilyn Olsen, Audrey Reller, Bernice Mootz, Yvonne Mead, JoAnn McAdam, Cora Martinson, Vivian McMahon, Marion Meitzel, Marion Palmquist, Lorraine Russell. Q QL. Back row, left to right: Orville Trontvet, Norman Wagner, Duane Vad, Elwood Sculthorpe, William Sylvester, Douglas Steiger, Robert Waters. Row 2: Larry Sheter, Jarvis Torgerson, Lois Vielguth, Katherine Thomas, Geil Thieling, Ruth Anne Senstad, artha Skaar. Row 3: Carol Walseth, Jeanne Tygeson, Carol Sandberg, Joyce Wilson, Joan Winter, Irene Strom, Mavis Stenvick. Jack Haugen, president Gail Thiel ing, vice president: Joan Winter, treasurerg Marion Palmquist, sec- retary. Page Z4 v.. .,. ?...,v-,- Y ....Y,,, -.-... .HY T Last row, left to rightz. David Fast, Garry Anderson, Ronnie Buen, Duane Eastvild, Garry Forsberg, James Anderson. Roy Bondly, Peter Englestad. Second rovr: Charles Dicken, Carl Carlson, Caylor Adkins, Leif Erickson, Norlyn Biorae, Rodney Eastby, Lowell Drotts, Jack Erickson, Wallace Gun- derson. Thlrd row:' Allce Anton, Shirley Anderson, Donna Bjerken, Virginia Dyrseth, Naida DuCamp, Donna Ballingrud, Gloria Cloutier, Barbara Bugge, Delores Carlson, Richard Bjorkman. Fourth row: Phyllis Carlson, Lois Braaten, Gloria Burnelle, Marion Anderson, Lois Czeh, Beverly Carlson, Melba Gustafson, Patricia Burtness, Gloria Evenson, Verna Bird, Mary Fredrickson. li. - . Q ...- Last row, left to right: Donald Koop, Laurel Lanneuard, Lowell Hillyer, Harry Hendrickson, Paul Hamilton, Dennis Kleinvachter, Robert Knutson, Donald Kverno, Duane Kulseth. Second row: William Kruse, Floyd Kolden, Richard Hartje Marlyn Haugen, Henry Hasted. Paul Johnson, Larry John- son, James Jacobson, Donald Johnson. Third row: Ardith Johnson, Janet Humes, Arlene Knutson, Phyllis Johnson, Yvonne Hagenson, Delores Hagen, Marlene Lallbegard, Gladys Hanson, Shirley Hunt. Fourth row: Pauline Hanson, Dorothy Huseth, Gail Kverno, Marcia Kron, Bernice Knutson, Mar- cella Haugen, Ardith Hartman, Audrey Hunt, Marlos Hanson, Doris Howeland. Not pictured: Gary Anderson Gordon Bjerken, Sherryll Collins, Roger Elofsun, Naomi Jensen, Allen Jornlin, Gordon Kappedal, Dorothy Klennert, Phyllis Lager, Marlene Langevin, Shirley Nelson, Opal Olson. Donna Rood, Jerry Saastad, Richard Sevre, Ethel Stephens, James Storholm, Walter Sur- onen, Lois Taggart, Conrad Tweton, Loren Voldness, Evelyn Wegge. Page 25 ' 1 l li 5 1 ,+.i if ---w -W ,-- ..,. ,T.fL.-..v.ff T. Last row, left to right: Harry Nohre, Oscar Odegaard, William Loven, Stanford Rosengren, Donald Ruppretch. Second row: Orland Omlid, Paul Parrault. Lloyd Noren, Robert Panek, Darryl Lund, Maurice Reopelle, John Quirk, Monroe Poole. Third row: Larry Monge, Erling Olson, Corrine Mikkelson, Carol Mason, Roger Ose, Dale Randorf, Jack LaSalle, Earle Ripley Spencer Marquette. Fourth row: June Flux, Donna Mundinger, Audrey Rice, Ardyce Amondscn Mary Ness, Joan,Peterson, Irene Peterson, Leah Leofler, Glorian Pic, Marilyn Nelson. Fifth row: Betty Malberg, Betty Matzke, Glenyce Len- dobeja, Arlyce Oswald, Arlene Peterson, Phyllis Nelson, Dorothy Muzzy, Celeste Pierce, Sylvia Reese, Mavis Peterson, Merna. Lerol, Mavis Lund. we mma Qwgrvgf Last row, left to right: James Winjum, Bruce Williamson, John Thorstad, Richard Swanson, Merlin Torkelson, Harold Wagner, Arthur Stenberg, Roy Storhaug, Jerry Tygeson, Roger Williamson. Second row: Darrol Vad, Jerome Zavoral, Allan Steenerson, Robert Wik, Duane Vatsaas, Martin Sulseng, Merlln Solberg, Kenneth Wedul, Wayne Weflen, Richard Stokke. Thlrd row: Beverly Stenvick, Joy Terpstra, Pauline Ulshafer, Angeline Vraa, June Van de Streek, Doreen Wiener, Geraldine Torkelson, Janice Severson, Dorothy Soiney. Fourth row: Maryls Thom, Florence Walker, Joan Studlien, Marlys Wynnamer, Margaret Williams, Rose Ella St. Martin, Joyce Samuelson, Gloria Schenke, Judith Walsberg, Lois Udstrand. President, Glorian Pic: vice presi- dent, Dick Bjorkmang Marlys Thom, treasurerg Patricia Burtness, secretary. Page Z6 ---r in-...........4 Last row, left to right: Jack Carlson, LeRoy Aasland, Larry Evenstad, Richard Brenna, James Bredesen, Larry Anderson, Gerald Belland. Second row: Wallace Evenson, Conrad Anderson, John Erickson, Allen Enge, Roger Dorn, Wesley Bendickson, Charles Barzen. Third row: Kenneth Corriveau, Rob' ert Christensen, Robert Carlson, Joyce Anton, Patricia Anton, Norma Belland, Phyllis Anderson, Shirly Anderson. Fourth row: Barbara Bjorkman, Mary Ann Borchert, Marlys Elofson, Carol Davidson, Shirley Balvin, Jean Beadle, Mary Bimler, Muriel Copp. Fifth row: Alelta Adams, Barbara Bishop, Eva Armstrong, Ruby Conklin, Shirley Cote, Nona Gene Davies, Ardis Anderson, Darlene Alby, Audrey Aase. sex . .51 Last row, left to right: Robert Johnson, Ralph Hanson, Milton Hanson, Junior Harbott, Harvey Helle, Ralph Hove, Robert Grovum, John Grindeland, Lester Helle. Second row: Pauline Halbash, Delores Heaton, Dennis Geving, Richard Haugen, Larry Gilbertson, Richard Fredrickson, John Fjelstul, Lloyd Halvorson, Dale Heaton. Third row: Betty Irvin, Beverly Johnson, Ivanette Hanson. Marjorie Havel, Lila Hanson, Barbara Froseth, Barbara Holm- gren, Georgia Gulrud, Gail Iverson, Janice Horter, Donna Mae Johnson. Fourth row: Jean Helgeland, Beverly Jensen, Carol Gilbertson, Eudora Havel, Irene Grindeland, Marilyn Hellquist, Dixie Jensen, Shirley Jensen, Lois Hanson, Dorothy Gilbertson. Last row, left to right: Donald Myrum, Adolph Korolewski, Wayne Kataska, William Maurska, Ernest Lorenson, Harry Marciniak, Harold Klungness, Jay McMahn, Floyd Klopn, Earl Melvie. Second row: Herman Kjos, David Langelett, Wayne Kruse, Keith Klungness. Donald J0rde. James Kelly, Duane Lawrence, Leone Johnson, Marilyn Miller. Third row: Fern Mathson, Ruby Johnston, Marilyn Johnson, Nancy Maqnuson, Joan LindQUlSL Arlene MOV- ben, Barbara Kremenski, Marilyn Myrum, Sylvia Johnson, Marion Johnson. Fourth row: Helen Kjos, Mavis Kaushagen, Verna Koop, Donna Mae Lee, Malvina Jablinske, Shirley Johnston, Joanne Larson, Lavonne Lanpegaard, Betty Meyer, Diane Lendobeja. Page 27 7 ' 4' Tl T S 'S Last row, left to right: Marvin Peterson, Alden Sand, Ralph Rux, Donald Nygaard, Jimmy Parkins, Walter Refteseth, Gary Smith, Gaylen Ose, Jerome Skjerping. Second row, Delores Ramstad, Virgene Nelson, Yvonne Newland, Duane Rafteseth, Daniel Rawerts, Robert Nelson, John Palmquist, Robert Smith, Dennis Rawerts. Third row: Ileen Pearson, Marlys Rinkel, Mae Senum, Arleen Flingstrom, Marilyn Runnestrand, Betty Olson, Marlene Olson, Shirley St. Martin, Delores Rafteseth. Fourth row: Janice Rone, Marjorie Russell, Shirley Odegaard, Melba Nygaard, Jacqueline Olson, Betty Owen, Gayle Rockstad, Edvina Noto, Mary Ellyn Schulke, Patricia Smith, Brunelle Peterson. ' J Lest row, left to right: Jerome Wiener, Donald Thompson, Robert Swanson, David Stromlund, Dennis Voge, Calvin Vraa, Oliver Swanson. Second row Alice Taylor, Joan Wold, Shirley Sorenson, Geraldine Steiger, Annabelle Thorson, Margaret Troland, Dorothy Steineke. Marilyl Weigelt, Diane Win jum, Bertha Welsch. Third row: Carol Swenson, Lorraine Wikert, Yvonne Swenson, Alice Wold, Janis Thieling, Merna Stallmo, Annette Wigen, Bever ly Swenson, Rose Stigen, Joan Thompson. Not pictured: Mark Belland, Patricia Berg, Margaret Erickson, Burlin Jacobson, Karine Kofoid, Marion Larson, Marlis Melhouse, Nancy Miller, Vivian Myrom, Harold Myrum, Jean Nelson, Janet Pederson, Karen Sherick, Robert Simenson, LaVonne Swenson, Arlyne Thompson, Lillian Troland. M' W are ' is W fi W l . AQ. A-.L I Left to right, back row: James Erickson, Donovan Brown, Alan Crum, Loren Engelatad, Neil Aaae, Armond Amiot, Lorenz Anton, Chester Dyrud. Row two: Gene Bratxeh, Leland Anderson, Shirley Beiswenoer, Phyllis Alby, Carol Carlson, Barbara Booren, Lucille Bagne, Shirley Botten, Janis Bugge. Row three: Zona Beiswenger, Joan Brown, Bette Ballingrud, Juanita Bakke, Jane Bennes, DeVera Borehert, Mary Anne Anderson, June Bergeeon. Back row, left to right: Wayne Granum, Wayne Gunderson, Wallace Fletcher, Grant Guleeth, Robert Helgeland, James Haugen, Laurence Gunderson, Leslie Jahllnske. Row two: Marvin Jorde, Lyle Buttu, Marvin Hage, Gary Humes, Arthur Johnson, Jack Hopoe, Ronald Hedlund, Erie Heard, Ellmg Ivenon, Donald Hasby. Row three: Grace Hagenbeck, Kathryn Flom, Marlyn Johnson, Judy Farber, Carol Frolland, Marlyn Gulseth, Lois Gibson, Gloria I-lahner, Helen Hastad. Melba Johnston. lt .4-L l. A .L Back row, left to right: Everett Komnelein, Ronald Mjelde, George Nordhagen, Robert Nygaard, Clarence Meyer, Ronald Melhouse. Row two: Larry McCord, Michael McMahon, Franklin Marquette, Christ Klefstad, Gary Mason, Donald Lanqevan. Row three: Helen Larson, Beverly Laonegard, Mary KI! NINSOFI. BOVUIY Larson, Bernice Knutson, Burnell Kast, Shirley Nelson, Maxine MeAdam, Phyllis Magner. Row four: Mary LOU KYIGI. Bllblfi Lee Kleln, Karen Klng, Durelle Newbury, Janet Nelson. Audrey Lund, Mary Kay Nilsson, Yvonne LaPorte, Allee Klooo. ... le .ga ' ' l Back row, left to right: Gerald Sanders, Teddy Stokke, David Thompson, James Torkildson, Amorin Olson, Donald Ueland, Duane Snowbeck, Del Rey Offerdahl, James Olsen, Marshall Simons. Row two: Dale Wilson, Ronald Udstrand, Gordon Taggart, Glen Tunheim, Ralph Walsberg, Lester Sabo, Laur- ence Gunderson, Duane Prestby, Robert Sculthorpe, George Overbye. Row 3: Thelma Whitted, Dellene Rockstad, Carol Ulshafer, Iris St. Martin. Lois Peterson, Lorraine Peterson, Beverly Wegge, Calverna Tunheim, Betty Wiseth, Yvonne Stenvik, JoAnne Urdahl. Row for: Patricia Wold, Marilyn Stenberg, Violet Walker, Helen Sorenson ,Ardella Severson, Linda Wold, Ela Riendeau, Ardellis Rondorf, Marilyn Taggart. Not pictured: Crystalle Adamson, Arvid Berg, Donavon Brown, Gail Brown, Shirley Bugge, Darryl Durgin, Engen'Milan, Donna Erickson, Sharon Even- stad, Joan Frahm, Derwood Hanson, Audrey Haugen, Audrey Klaven. Leland Kofoid, Donald Myhrer, Dale Newknrk, Gerald Noel, Derryl Peterson, Her- bert Sabo, Emily Sturlaugson, Barbara Wangenstein. Page 29 Seaenjh Qaacfe 'Last row, left to right: Richard Burtness, Donald Gunderson, Dale Bergland, Gary Carlson, William Frahm, Orville Geving. Second row: Gerald Aasen, Mark Bjorkman, David Beadle, Curtis Adkins, Frank Barzen, Richard Eastvold, Doris Belange, Lorraine Chapman, Agnes Austad, Mildred Austad. Third row: Vera Balstad, Ivadell Christianson, Karen Chommie, Carol Biorkman, Charlene Erickson, Caryl Bugge, Helen Gullingsrud, Maryls Eqenes, Marilyn Gunderson, Elaine Balvin, Beverly Austad. Last row, left to right: Edvin Hruby, Delaney Hovland, Allen Hanson, Bruce Larson, Dale Liggett, Lee Kjos. Second row: Kendall Kulseth. Hjalmer Hanson, David Kellitz, Mitzi Hall, Marion Koghlin, Audrey Klaven, Marie Klaven, Claudia Jenson, Elody Kulseth. Third row: Marlene Kellberg, Floyd- een Litstrom, Gardavon Kisch, Janice Hallxtrom, Louise Knutson. Marilyn McCrum, Gloria Johnson, Barbara Hanson, Janet Klefstad. Last row, left to right: Vernon Solheim, Gaylord Oak, Gary Stromlund. Rolzert Setterberg, lnar Mikkelson. DeIRay Sanders, Lyle Simon, Wayne Ny- qaard, David Reese, Richard Severson. Thomas Mjelde. Second row: Dennis Nelson, Roger Nygaard, Glen Soderberg, Ara Peterson, Bonnie Meyer, Rob- erta Pederson, Darlene Sjolsvold, Donna Olson, Minnie Meyer. Third row: Fern Nohre, Doris Pic, Roberta Stokke, Arlette Moe, Nancy Snyder, Lor- raine Paulson, Janice Owen, Darlene Matzke, Jane McLane. ., Last- row, left to right: Jerome Vatsaas, Donald Wahlbeck, Clayton Thompson, William Swick, Gerald VeVea. Loren Vraa, Arvid Wedul. Second row: Connie Walters, Wanda Vettleson, Winona Wilson. Eunice Terpstra, Alice Walker, Jo Ann Sevre. Third row: Marilyn Waale, Patricia Torkeldsorr. Grace Wold, Pauline Sorenson, Gloria Udstrand. Darlene Wold. Jeanette Walsberg. Not pictured: Harry Armstrong. Carol Bjorkman, Vera Bolstad, Karen Chommie, Ivadell Christensen, Richard Christenson. Mary Ann Ethington, Mar- ilyn Gangness, David Hanson, Irvin Marjorie. Eva Mae Johnson, Robert Johnson, Robert Johnson, Rodney Klien, Lorraine Koralewski, Janice Larson, Myrna Lindholm, Avis Mosbeck, Melvin Rodman, Theodore Sturlaugson. Dafe Sevenson, Patricia Zachar. Page 30 A fx Wx Spaala A 1 ' 4 4 1 Xlk X X X R X X X A X X . -5 3 Xkbixw X X 5 R 1557 ,,-.1 '71 If f u I I I 'n I , ' A 4.1 I Pg31 X Fifth row, left to righl: Coaches Dennis Rolle, Wayne J hnson, Robert Nick. Fourth row: Robert Maher Norman Nelson Jack Klland Duane DuChamn Don Johnson, Roy Bondly, Jack Erickson. Third row: Sharles Dickens. Robert Knutson. William Kruse Laurence Perkins Bill Maruska Gerry Magnan Gary Anderson. Second row: Jack LaSalle, Allan Steenerson, Dick Bjorkman, Roger Dorn, Graydon Garlough Darold Lund Robert Grovum Earle Ripley. First row: Jerry Furuseth, Ken Aas, Rod Kaisler, Keith Flosengren, Captain Don Green, Maynard Troland Wally Grovum Cal Bradley Harold Adolphson. Prowlcrs Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlcrs Prowlers 8 Qwldall ' flecaacf 7 Park River 7 Rcd Lake 0 Grand Forks 0 Devils Lakc 19 Grafton 7 Grookston A. G 7 Grookston 0 Nast Grand 6 Bemidji Page 32 fezzmmm DON STADUM, back JERRY FURUSETH, back x 7 1 Q MAYNARD TROLAND, end JACK KILAND, end WALLY GROVUM KEITH ROSENGREN DON GREEN, guard, captain .W-, .. RENE WALSBERG, iackle GRAYDON GARLOUGH, lackle Noi pictured: RODNEY KAISLER, The Prowler' football team Hnished the season with a won seven and lost two record, placing Efth in the North Valley Conference with one Win and four losses. For next year's team, Coach Iohnson has ten lettermen returning. Page 33 7 4- CAL BRADLEY, back CHARLES DICKENS, tackle iQi:,JL:fiitf.Jz . gl wss f g z- 2 :iii ,W 7 :jx W-,gg 57 lk 'Q ,V ,, v ' ..... I 4, .- JE! -E f ew ,Y ag E SQ. Z32?E e?EW JACK ERICKSON, tackle DUANE DUCHAMP. end L' i gi 'E ..,. iii? t VZ? . 1 ' Q ,Lf Q5 fl 3' Q 'ffQfE'Tz'gT1 vi ','i'5l1:' lu? 57 2: ,. '. 1 L A - an .Q Z' f,59Sg'Wf 1- . . Q ., , , . , .,.... .,.., , , .. ., ., . A .. 1 ' :' BILL MARUSKA, guard PETER ENGELSTAD, iackle 1 C , its N 'M-1-... Hof I-I:.:.3.gw , -. .4.Q.'L: :ni I Lf Q' Q. 5 .w I: , , , Q 7' -A f 41:1 T -1:39-Pig 2. gg. -::..-A-S 4- 1' :fm ziwilgqg -- 5 V .xa1w1Qm' --f . J ,4:4Q.g,f:.r.::.,,+wa.- :qu sv 4, ma-'a5::,:Ey3.. , F1332 'gm . -32, WW? msg xiii 2? swww lg'-5' .9 'Pm 45 ff! F' ' cf 1,23-an W JACK LaSALLE, guard Page 34 ROGER DORN, tackle GARY ANDERSON gcgczmixixd F l , M 4 :3211 - ,- .Q if 5 Rf' ff ' -' gif 3 3 4 5 Q f W , ' '2 S 3, ff 6124! if s it 4 ,f f ff ,, if f -if 2 , 4 ,A 1 2 W? if f E ' . '- 0, . P .:' : l c - eff 9144 ,fuy f 4 1 .- .5 1 -A - KENNETH MARQUETTE, end PINKY ADOLPHSON, back PARK RIVER On September 9 the Prowlcrs opened the football season by losing Z7 to 7. In the first half the Prowlers played heads up ball and were leading 7 to 0 at the half. Runs by Bradley, Erickson and Grovum brought the locals to the one yard line and Bradley went over. Park River came to life in the second half. They scored two touchdowns in both the third and fourth periods to win Z7 to 7. RED LAKE For the first time in 9 years Red Lake Falls beat the Prowlers, 13 to 7, in a hard fought contest. Red Lake scored both its touchdowns in the first half. The Prowlers scored once in the third quarter when Grovum scored from the 5 yard line. They threatened several times after that but eouldn't score again. GRAND FORKS 'l'he Prowlers were handed their first North Valley Conference defeat by the Redskins 45-O. Central dashed to a Z6-0 first quarter lead. Neither team was able to seore in the second period but Grand Forks added two in the third period and one in the last. Iohn Bennet scored four touchdowns for the Redskins, Don Green was outstanding for the Prowlers. DEVILS LAKE Devils Lake, sparked by Don Swenson, who scored five times, handed the Prowf lers their 4th setback, 52-0. Devils Lake scored three touchdowns in the first half and went on to pile up five touchdowns and four extra points in the second half. Don Swenson was outstanding for Devils Lake while Wally Grovum, Pinky Adolphson, and Don Green were outf standing for the Prowlers. Page 35 ,,., L..-..:..L, .,, 1 J I 1 ,Qi CROOKSTON AGGIES For the second win of the year the Prowlcrs edged the Crookston Aggies 7-0 in a game played at Crookston on Oc- tober 14. The game was a hard fought battle with neither team having many scoring chances until the fourth quarter when the Prowlers recovered an Aggie fumble in the end zone for the lone touchdown. EAST GRAND FORKS East Grand Forks clinched the 1949 North Valley Conference championship by beating the Prowlers 34-0 at Mem- orial Stadium in Grand Forks October 28. The Prowlers dominated the play in the third quarter but were unable to push the ball across the goal line. In the fourth quarter East Side racked up two more touchdowns. GRAFTON VV inning the first game of the year the Lincoln High Prowlers beat the Grafton Spoilers 19-6 in their 1949 Homecoming game. Wally Grovum scored the first two touchdowns for the Prowlers while Don Stadum intercepted a pass and. went 18 yards to score. t Grafton's lone touchdown came in the third period on a pass to the Prowler's 4 yard line. CROOKSTON Defeat once again befell the Prowlers when they bowed before the Crookston Pirates here October 24, by a score of 18 to 7. The Prowlers took an early lead but couldn't stop Crookston's Dick Morlan. Morlan scored Crookston's first two touchdowns in a swirling snowfall with Art lNIillcr adding Crookstoifs final tally. BEMIDJ I Coach Red Wilson's Lumberjaeks squad defeated the local eleven here on November 4 by the score of 39 to 6. This defeat ended the season and brought the Prowlers' record to two wins as against seven losses. The Lumberjacks scored Eve times in the first half to lead 32 to 0. 1'he lone Prowler score came as a cli- max of a drive from their own 32 yard line in the third period. Midway in the last period the Prowlers threatened but the lacks held on their own 33. Page 36 Back row: Coach Robert Nick, Duane DuChamp, Maynard Troland, Keith Rosengren, Roger Williamson, Don Stadum, Don Green, Wally Grovum. Front row: Gary Anderson, Don Johnson, Dick Bjurkman, Jerry Furuseth, Don Lunke. gafikellicafl The cagers finished their season with a won 7 and lost ll record. Six seniors and four sophomores comprised the tournament squad. Next year's team should bc fair with four lettermen around which Coach Nick will build. The Prowlcrs finished tie with Crookston for fourth place in the North Valley Conference. ln the District the Nickmen took consolation honors. Page 37 KEITH ROSENGRE N, Cani.-guard WALLY GROVUM, guard DON GREEN, center DUANE DUCHAMP forward DON STADUM f0I'W3fd .Eeii n JERRY FURUSETH, forward GROVUM fighis for a rebound FURUSETH shoots: Crookston game. DICK BJORKHAN, forward PROWLERS SECURE REBOUND GARY ANDERSON, guard ROGER WILLIAMSON, cenier DON JOHNSON, guard Page 39 7,3 1 A E 1 I I I Q 3 -1 I V 1 , ! 1 . 1 ,J SCHEDULE Prowlers Halsfad Prowlers Karlstad Prowlers Roseau Prowlers XVarren Prowlers Bemidji Prowlers Red Lake l alls Prowlers East Side Prowlers Grand Forks Prowlers Red Lake Falls Prowlers East Side Prowlcrs Devils Lake Prowlers Grafton Prowlcrs Grand Forks Prowlers Bemidji Prowlers Grookston Prowlers Devils Lake Prowlers Grookston Prowlcrs Grafton DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Prowlers 57 Fisher Prowlers East Side CONSOLATION Prowlers 46 Grookston 49 Z9 30 40 43 39 52 37 32 39 l ss 44 ss 46 26 46 43 r-1 D3 32 57 39 PRowLERs IN DRESS PRACTICE ROSENGREN GOES UP FOR A REBOUND LOOSE BALL Page 40 .---vw L 'iw if :MX X r grows WE lr kd at 'M ,sf Qf 5 X15 11 5 M gg s,,.,Mw1dx 3599 or ,deff A mi 1, First row: Williamson, Bjorge, Co-captains Rosengren and Tygeson, Fast, Monge. Second row: Winjum, Enge, Snnilh, Carlson, Christiansen, Hamilton. Third row: Coach W. Johnson, Rafteseth, Aasland, Evenstad, Dicken, Simenson, Parkins, Student Manager R. Eastby. Coach VVayne Iohnson's UB squad finished the season with three wins against 12 losses. Although this isu't impressive, the umiu idea for u B team is for the boys to learn the fundamentals and get playing experience. Sparkplugs of this years B tezuu were Stun Rosengreu and Ierry 'l'ygeson, eo-captains. BJORGE SHOOTS GETTING SET FOR REBOUND Page 41 X Back row Ronnie Ness Earle Rmlev Darryl Lund, Dennis Lund, Rodney Kaisler, Allan Steenerson, Emil Magnu- son Jack Erickson Dale Christiansen, Graydon Garlough, James Arneson, Coach Dennis Rolle. Front row: Jack LaSalle Dick Lane Rene Walsberg Miles Thorson, Bill Maruska, Cal Bradley, Lyle Guttu, Marvin Jorde. Jlac Coach Dennis Rolle's hockey squad had a very successful season, winning twelve and losing five: twice to Eveleth and Williams, and once to Hibbing. The team lost a hard fought, 3-Z game to Williams in the region in sudden death overtime. For next year's team, eight lettermcn will be returning. Co Captain cwcaptain GRAYDON GARLOUGH MH-ES THORSON Page 42 .E DICK LANE, wing FACE OFF AGAINST WILLIAMS JACK ERICKSON, defense ALLAN STEENERSON, cenier JACK LaSALLE, defense Page 43 CAL BRADLEY, defense BETWEEN OVERTIMES IN REGION FINALS 'fx xv -JK Q BILL MARUSKA, goal ROD KAISLER, defense DALE CHRISTIANSON Page 44 HOCKEY SCHEDULE - 1949-50 Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlcrs Prowlers Prowlers Prowlers 2 Hlbbiug 7 7 liveletll 6 3 lfveleth l ll 5 Crookston Czltlmeclral l 6 Baudette 0 4 Greenbush ll 4 Roseau l 9 Hallock O Z XN7llll211HS 9 8 Cf00k5t01l 0 JAMES ARNESON, smuenr Manag 8 Greenbush Z ll Hallock 4 8 Crookston l l VVarroad 0 61 Opponents l 7 REGION TOURNAMENT 3 Roseau l 4 YVarroacl 3 Z XX'7llllill1lS fsuclclen cleatllj 3 FACE Opp AGAINST HALLOCK PRACTICE SCRIMMAGE Page 45 Back row, Left to right: Kenneth Aas, Jack Kiland, David Korsmo, Vern McMahon, Coach N. Quentin Jones. Front row: Graydon Garlough, Rene Walsberg, Donald Green. Jack Erickson, Cal Bradley, Keith Rosengren. 'hack The Prowlcrs truck squad had another successful season lust spring, winning the North Valley Conference, District and Region. For the fourth straight year, the Prowlers wo11 the Conference title. 'UW lr 5-ff .Lg N'-e Q All Page 46 JERRY FURUSETH, WALLY GROVUM, AND DAVID CLOUGH I Tennis hopes for this spring are very bright as the three letter inen returning champs VO' v ,U fi. QQO0 f o'5Q all entered the state meet last spring. They also are the North V illcv defending 4969.64 'Y 'N WWW? W ' 'Q ,Z'M'W3'B if b'!o'Oi6i Q ,ooo 4' C ,fide Qyg V3 ypznx Q, 'o if mv ,' QA, .-4' ' 0 ':, 'gg .95 ' ftgb 00' gif' O O st.. ,O O, .Q 4 D . 9 . 9.00 066 Q 1 io :Q C f 47 X J os . . . 0 0 'Q 0' Q 4Qv ' 'Q f' vi. 440: Qi! s O. Q' ' Q'3v'Y'9W Wgiww' ' 140524832 QQ? 'iw' Y'f6Zs!3', 'mga iv' o ' ' '.4'.Qi4i'4 tQfQf3 , W7 LII. Page 47 The gymnastic squad, Working with little publi- city or attention, devotes strenuous hours to prao ticing on the rings and par- allel bars under the direc- tion of Coach jones. JERRY TYGESON VVith only one letternian returning, prospects in golf this year depend to a great extent upon the threc or four new recruits, who may be able to build a formid- able team. Page 48 Second row: Don Green, Rodney Kaisler, Grnydon Garlough, Maynard Troland. First row: Dick Lane, Cal Bradley, Jerry Furuseth. No! pictured, Miles Thorson. The Athletic Scholarship Society is a much sought after honor by all athletes. ln order to be eligible for membership it is necessary that the candidate have a better than average scholastic rating for three consecutive semesters. In addition, the candidate must have won a letter in one or more major sports and he must have evidenced good sportsmanship and citizenship. Page 49 nf---v--,-r-ri' ---' ' '- Second row: Student Coach Wally Grovum, Cyril Johnson, Cal Bradley, Cliff Horter, Kenneth Marquette, Emil Magnuigln, Robert Maher. First row: Pinky Adolphson, Jerry Claffy, Don Lunke. Larry Perkins, Milan Borsheim, David ough. in B The junior class dethroned the seniors as iggterclass champs by winning a 27 to Z0 victory. The juniors and seniors earned the right to enter the finals hy defeating the sophomores and freshmen respectively. Inniors topped the sopho- morcs 41-26 and the seniors won 32-11 over the freshmen. Page 50 Left lo right: Wayne Johnson, Robert Nick, Dennis Rollo, N. Quentin Jones. Lincoln athletes are very fortunate in having four coaches as capable as these, providing leadership in one of the most important phases of extra-curricular activity. A-Yi Left to right: Bruce Williamson, Maynard Troland, Roger Williamson, Rodney Easiley. Not pictured, James 8 M Student managers, working hard and receiving little credit, are responsible for all equipment and uniforms and assist the coaches with various duties. Arneson. Page 51 MISS ROSEMARY DODDS Oilicersz Seated: Donna Lunde, president. Standing: Cora Mar- tinson, vice-president: Harriet Mullen, secretary-treasurer: Gail Theiling, recording secretary. Fall, winter, spring - all year around the CAA. aiiorded entertainment and exercise for about IOO girls. From seven sports offered, the girls could take their pick to earn the points toward the coveted sweater. The G.A.A. Board had their Work cut out for them when they decided to revise the out- dated constitution. With the passing of this document, 800 points were required before the girls could get their chenille emblem. MISS JUDITH CHILTON Front row, from left to right: Dixie Brown, Shirley Jensen, Janis Thieling, Ruth Ann Senstad. Ramona Johnson. lrvyn Barber. Cora Martinson. Delons Rafteseth. Second row: June Barstad, Donna Ballingrud, Marilyn Nelson, Glorian Pic, Lois Braaten, Gloria Brunelle, Florence Walker, Joyce Hagen Elaine Phillips. Third row: Darlene Solheim, Gloria Cloutier, Marlene Lapnegaard, Deloris Hagen, Gail Theiling. Arlene Peterson, Marlys Wynnemer Angeline Vraa, Donna Bjerken. Fourth row: Helen Kjos, Yvonne Newland, Irma Martinson, Eloise Benson, Harriet Mullen, Jeanette Anderson, Donna Lunde, Ellen Haug. Page 52 G.A.A. Board Members: Seated, from left to right: Jeanette Anderson, Emblem girls: Front row: Cora Martinson, Kathryn Thomas Back row Audrey AHSC. ZONE He'ldfi0kS0n. Dllie Br0Wv1. Kathryn Thomas. Stand' Dixie Brown, Jeannette Anderson, Eloise Benson, Ruth Anne Senstad ing: Irma Martinson, Ruth Anne Senstad, Florence Walker. ie- 3 S First Mary Jaeki Odeg Ann These points were earned by participation in various sports, 50 points for major sports and 35 points for minor activities. lf the girls were especially ambitious, they could earn extra points by hiking, playing tennis, biking, and in numerous other ways. To earn money to keep the organization going, GAA. girls sold candy at football and basketball games. The G.A.A, has had another very successful year in providing the utmost in activity to girls who came out regularly. This success was largely due to the efforts of the advisors, Miss Rosemary Dodds and Miss Iudith Chilton, and the president, Donna Lunde. XVhy don't you accompany us on a tour through the activities of the Girls' Athletic Association throughout the year! row, from left to right: Gayle Rockstad, Audrey Aase, Lila Hanson, Marion Johnson, Betty Owen, Barbara Froseth, Jean Beadle Shirley Balvsn Ellen Schulke. Second row: Darlene Alby, Merna Stallmo, lvanette Hanson, Marlene Olson. Barbara Holmgren, Lillian Troland Irene Grande e Olson. Third row: Nancy Magnuson, Beverly Jenson, Dorothy Steineke, Barbara Bjorkman, Marjorie Havel, Norma Belland, John Wold Shirley aard, Vivian Myrom. Fourth row: Margaret Troland, Edvina Noto, Pat Berg, Ilene Pearson, Marlys Elofson, Diane Winjum, Barbara Bishop Mary Borchert. Page 53 rlltllllbllllg won, and under Mir? wp VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS TUMBLING For the second consecutive year, Kathryn Thomas headed G.A.Af tumbling. The girls had the choice of having tumbling or shufflehoard and pingfpong. Kathryn's guidance the girls have been practicing everything from head stands l to flips. Tumbling is one of the minor sports offered by the G.A.A, and each participant earns 35 points. VOLLEYBALL Screams of Ullit it againn echoed throughout the gym every Non- day and Friday as the girls turned out for volleyball under the di- rection of Ruth Ann Scnstad. Six teams vicd for the championship, and Team Four emerged as winners from the round robin tournaf ment. Nlcruhcrs of this team were Shirley Balvin, Donna Luude, Marlene Lappcgard, Mary Ann Borcllert, Gloria Brunclle, and Deloris Hagen. HOLD IT . . . OOPS! Page 54 B Black and blue 1narks order of the day as once sport rolled around. Six lrnia Martinson, Sonia and fingernail wounds were the again the G.A.A.'s most popular teams, headed by lean Nelson, Meyer, Dixie Brown, Kathryn Voraehek, and Darlene Evenson, struggled to come out on top as basketball champions. The lot of making out schedules and referring fell to the eo-heads, Ieannette Anderson and Vivian McMahon. The defending champ- ions, the juniors, were hard put to defend their crown against the enterprising seniors and sophomores in Inter- class basketball. Basketball is one of the CAA. major sports and each participant that turns out regularly gets 50 points. 10 extra points go to the members of the championship team. Strike, spares, and scores were the subject of conversa- tion for several weeks in mid-winter as G.A.A. bowling season began. Zona Hendrickson headed this sport for the second year, having charge of making out schedules and keeping track of scores. Classes for beginners were held in the old gym at the commencement of the sea- son to teach scoring and form. As the season rolled on, spares and strikes became more prevalent and the num- ber of gutterballs steadily decreased. Bowling is one of the GAA. major sports and each bowler gets 50 points toward her emblem. Page 55 ..4ln.,. A.. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT I 7 ' Tennis became an ae- tive sport in CAA. this year with a class for be- ginnors and a tourna- ment for other racket en- thusiasts. VVith the aid of a tennis apparatus loaned to the school by a local businessman, classes were conducted VVednesdays and 'l'hurs- days by Irma Martinson teaching fundamental strokes and rules. ' Af safzlazz VVhcn spring came, so did softball. Nlan- agcr Dixie Brown organized two teams which Jlayed every Monday and Friday. 'l'he fielding and batting improved steadily and by the end of the school year, many girls became very adapt at the sport. Qeaa SECONDS COMING UP WHO'S WINNING, BRUCE? saw, Rick Sleigh bells, snow, and horses pro- vided the setting for the G.A.A. sleigh ride held February 8. About 20 couples turned out for the an- nual event. Following the hour- long ride, the boys and girls danced, played ping-pong or shufflcboard in the old gym. The hot baked beans and Boston brown bread tasted very good after the chilly ride. DON'T BE BASHFUL, GIRLS Page S6 j .t. A. The freshman proved to be en- thusiastic followers of G.A.A. as they turned out in record numbers for initiation. Bib overalls, cap- slecved blouses, long woolen socks, and umbrellas were prevalent in the classrooms and halls. 'l'hese incomf ing members provided a new surge of enthusiasm in all sports the year around. fdafmf' 'zu K ,f f- XXx l'wX J 1Ml flx5w ' if X A f ' gk gf ff ,7 if ,I sHQf -f Qfkfggrf--Q -'1 ' W ww Z any GLM ff 'S QQ cff fff' I 9 S - Xxma ,yovyypf X. ,f NQMQ QW f Ev Q F55 CM I, ni My 41,8 ii. WSW, X . f 'WN via - ' ZW -- -7 . , QM P 55 J f V 2 1 '-QE ' f V 1 Q f QM W w A Pg57 Wo Editor-in-Chief KATHRYN VORACHEK 1. Q7 News Editor ELAINE PHILLIPS 1950 .fzlncaln .faq Associate Ediior IRNIA MARTINSON Sports Editors BOB WILLIAMS and BOB BOTTEN xix Feature Editors ELOISE BENSON and BEVERLY KJOS 1950 fmazn 1' ef Q 9 HARRIET IVIULLEN Page 58 SPORTS STAFF: Seated: Jerry Claffy, Jerry Tygeson, Roger Elofson, Jack Almstedt. Standing: Bruce Williamson, Larry Per- kins, Bruce Bakke, Donald Lunke, David Clough. l l FEATURE STAFF: Seated: Marilyn Qlson, Sherryll Collins, Marilyn Nelson, Glorian Pic, Margaret Williams, Dixie Brown. Standing: Florence Walker, Donna Ballingrud, Donna Bjerkin, Judy Walsberg, Gloria Brunelle, Gloria Schenke. REPORTING STAFF: Seated: Phylles Nelson, Betty Ellingson, Angeline Vraa, Betty Matzke, lrvyn Barber. Standing: Kathleen Nelson, Beth Weaver, Jean Nelson, June Barstad, Cora Martinson. Page 59 BUSINESS STAFF: Seated: Doris Bruggeman, Lorraine lverson, Erliss Simon- son, Senore Swanson, Joan Studlien, Ramona Johnson. Standing: Marlene Lund, Andrea Roese, Marion Metizel, Jeanette Anderson, Marian Palmquist, Marlys Wynne- mer, Rose Ella St. Martin, Joyce Hagen. Not pictured: Mary Ann Wetch. FEATURE STAFF: Seated: Pearl McMahon, Gloria Cloutier, Carol Bjerken, Shirley Matzke, Darlene Evenson, Lois Mowris. Standing: Sonia Meyers, Ruth Senstad, Ernest Doop, Gail Theiling. Katherine Thomas. Not pictured: Marlene Owen, Iva Thorstad. REPORTING STAFF: Seated: Joan Winter, Glenice Jorde, Jeanne Tygeson. Standing: Joan Johnson, Zona Hendrickson, Dolores Sol- berg, Marlene Bowman. Not Dictured: Gloria Hohle, Lois Loeffler, Vivian McMahon. , ,-....nhn..L ................,, ,.,. ,....1.--.. ... Advisors: Miss Lorraine Prestemon and not pictured, Mr. James Cochran. i'Log articles due at 4 tonight! Faiiiiliar words - do they have a terrible effect ou you? lf so, you were probably one of the members of the Log Stall this year. The staff has put out ini excellent Log this year, and no doubt, the Feature Staff, which has more than tripled 'has had a lot to do with that, though all have Worked hard and deserve a lot of eredit. Proofreaders: Joan Johnson and Zona Hendrickson. Marlene Bowman, EXGHIMIG Edii0l' Typing Staff: Seated: June Anderson, Carol Walseth. Standing: Carol Anderson, Katherine Thomas Cheadj Connie Fjelstul. Page 60 WefZemw1,Am'50. . . 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If 055 lg , KH , . w K1 ' o ' ' ' 1 3 ' ' ' ' M L 3 ..., v, J Q. . . 4 r - ' Q A 11 af, , , PI W . O1 g 3 rc 5 5316154-HH., Jig- J V 4 J 'Y T1 D - X , -, 1 Xl f . ,J ' ln A . 6 , 'A. . I i , , A 1 '. l o ' ' U 3 . ' If 5 L l5r10wR1S... Page 61 ...nk BOB BOTTEN Editor MR. WESLEY WAAGE and MISS MARGARET WAAGE Advisors BETTY OSE Activities paawka rt' H JEANETTE ANDERSON Assistant Editor Ilours - Late, early and in-between. This has been the Prowler Staff to perfect for you the hook you are now looking at, 'l'he familiar 'Smile . . . Hashi' was learn Nelson, our photographer, who has clone so much for this Prowler. Wfith each staff member working hard at his own job, lN4iss Wuage's room contained ll lot of jokes and fun. For us, the experience has proven V2illl2ll'JlC and enjoyableg for yon, we hope, the result will he 21 memorable record of your Lincoln lligh School. MAYNARD TROLAND Boys' Sports Page 62 vie :Ss JEAN NELSON E Wu-UAM5 Photographer PETE M R C oe . . HOM gusiness Manager Adm1n,sf,aUOf:llE X-qfazaf We ffgmgz, Q G.. , 1 '15 gf. W 'SEQ' ,lf X N' , LOIS MOWRIS Art Weak Afafzall l HARRIET k UNSON MUL A NAR Student HeadLEN ZONA HENoRlcKsoN mmaww Svofts Right: Marlene Bowman, Kathryn Vorachek, Darlene Solheim, Erliss Sirnonson, Joan Johnson. u Feature Page 63 Gayle Anderson's assistance with photography and Vern McMahon's with layouts helped the staff to meet the ever-nearing deadline. V i i i 1 CHORUS PICTURE: First row: Elaine Johnson, LaVone Studlien, Joyce Hagen, Sonia Meyer, Marilyn Anderson, Maryls Thom, Burnell lsraelson. Irvyn Barber, Gail Thieling, Marlene Lund, Marlene Austad, Jeanette Anderson, Marlene Owen, Virginia Dyrseth, Marilyn Nelson. Second row: Marlys Hanson, Marlene Bowman, Joan Pederson, Jacnueline Forder, Pearl McMahon, Lois Braaten, Kathryn Vorachek, Barbara Olson. Carol Bjerken, Eloise Benson, accompanist, Lois Mouris, Florence Walker, Harriet Sampson, Jeanne Tygeson. Third row: Milan Borsheim, Robert Williams, Robert Knutson, Keith Rosengren, Richard Bjorkman, James Winjum, Ray Ose, Darrol Vad, Larry Johnson, Bruce Williamson. Fourth row: Marvin Johnson, Ronald Ness, Vern McMahon, Duane Vad, Jack Almstedt, Donald Kverno, Ernest Dopp, Jerry Claffy, Larry Perkins, Dennis Kleinvachter. Not pictured: Betty Ose. Our Chorus gave a beautiful Christ- mas program this year in which the use of many Colored lights added much. 4 MRS. MARIAN COCHRAN Director CHORUS OFFICERS: Kathryn Vorachek and Eloise Ben- son, librarians: Keith Rosengren, custodian, Vern Mc- Mahon, 'president. 4 I Page 64 Left to right: Maryls Thom, Caccompanistb, lrvyn Barber. Burnell lsraelson. Eloise Benson, Kathryn Vurachek, Gail Thelling, Marlene Austad. S Our Spring Coiiccrt on March l2 was clircclcd by Xlrs. Xlgiriuu Coclimii, as Well as thc scxtct and all of the contest solos. Ilcr work in our music clcpurtiiiciil has bccii wcll worth thc cfforl. Eloise Benson has also cloiic cxccllciit work us Chorus pianist for two years. SOLOISTS: lrvyn Barber, Vern McMahon, Burnell lsraelson, Marlene Auslad. JG Page 65 Firsl row: Elaine Phillips, Glenice Jorde, Joyce Hagen, Ramona Johnson, Harriel Mullen, Carol Bjerken, Eloise Benson. Second row: Palricia Burlness, Marlene Owen, Constance Fjelsiul. Lois Veilgulh, Edward Stokke. Gail Thieling, Joan Studlien. Angeline Vraa, Irene Peterson. Bernice Knutson, Marilyn Olson. Dorolhy Klennerl, Glenyce Lendobeja. Third row: Marvin Hage, Jeanne Tygeson. Helen Kjos, Gene Bralsch, Joan Winter, Vern McMahon, Slan- ford Rosengren, Allen Jornlin. June Barstad. Darlene Solheim. Phyllis Lager, Donna Bjerken. Gail Kverno, Donna Flood. Fourth row: Iva Thorstad, Katherine Thomas, Beverly Kjos, Donna Lunde. Arnold Lindland. Irma Nlarlinson, Nlae Conklin. Direclor Robi. Harmon. Ruth Anne Senstad, Shirley Matzke, David Fast, Dixie Brown. Paul Hamilton, Kenneth Wedul. Richard Stokke. Lowell Drotlsr Bm ELAINE PHILLIPS, Presidenl Beverly Kjos, Librarian f Carol Bierken, Librarian u fx' , for 75 :, A 'wf 2 A 1 5 - 4 . W. , MR. ROBERT HARMON Page 66 Ewa! VVith over 60 performances to their credit, the Lincoln Iligh School band climaxed a very 1 successful season under the direction of Mr. Robert Harmon. Commencing with a 35 piece band in September, hir. Harmon, through an SHARPS AND FI-ATS AT A PEP FEST extensive instrumental instruction schedule, in- creased the number to 55 by contest time. ' .Almost every day, sunny or otherwise, the band could be seen on the football Held going through lntricate formations, practicing counter marches, left Hanks, and about faces. Throughout the football season the band played at the home games and presented marching shows during the halves. The 'fflashlight parade was the bands contribution to the success of homecoming. Presented dur- ing the half of the Spoiler- Prowler game, the show featured various formations, singing, and marching music - all done in total darkness except for twinkling flashlights. As a reward for efforts during the football season the band traveled to East Grand Forks for that game. The band was on hand to plav for all the home basketball games and during the haH of the Bemidji- Prowler game they presented the hat show, featuring hat formations while playing appropriate melodies and an imitation of Nferidith Wilsori and his talking people. Appointed the official regional band, they gave this show during the half of the championship game. In addition to playing for school events the band has been active in community aifairs. Concerts were played for sportsmen's bangiet, Boy Scout Court of Honor, and PTA convention. They also did their share in the Community hest Drive, playing marches from a truck two evenings of the drive. In conjunction with the chorus the animal sprin concert was presented March 12. A varied pro- giam was offered including, Hlfxroica Overture, 'Bess of St. Marys, and a variety number, Little ed Riding Hood. Cornet trio composed of Marvin Hage, Vern McMahon, and Gene Bratsch played '4F1irtations and a saxophone duet, Darleen Solheim, and Iune Barstad, played 'fSolette accompanied by the band. On April Z9 the band participated in the district music contest at Crookston. HLandsighting Over-V ture was the contest piece this year. Seven ensembles and twelve soloists competed for the A rating needed to enter the regional festival at Thief River Falls. Losing only eleven seniors by gratuation the outlook for the band for 195051 is very good. SOLOISTS: Left to right: June Barstad, Stanford Rosengren, Beverly Kjos, Paul Hamilton, Marilyn Johnson, Arnold Lindland, Karen King, Gene Bralsch, Patricia Wold, Donna Lunde, Marvin Hage, Irma Martinson. Page 67 ' PM Row One: Marilyn Johnson, Dorothy Steinke, Jean Beadle, Loren Vraa, Helen Kjos, Marvin Hage. Row two: Roberta Stokke, Carol Danielson, Glenice Lendobeja, Irene Peterson, Beverly Wegge, Linda Wold, Nita Bakke, Marshal Simons, Gene Bratoh. Row three: Nancy Magnuson, Pat Burtness. Paul Johnson, Karen King, Pat Wold, Grace Hagenbeck, Dorothy Klenert, Bernice Knutson, Constance Fjelstul, Carol Froiland. Row four: Shirley Mae Sorenson, Diane Lendobeja, Gail Kverno, Geraldine Steiger, Yvonne Newland, Gail Rockstad, Kenneth Wedul, Calvin Vraa, Art Stenberg, Kathryn Flom. Back row: Audrey Aase, Gloria Cloutier, Betty Matzke, Bunnie Meyers, Marjorie Havel, Glorian Pic. Hancf I Sr. Band Il is made up of students who are currently taking lessons. They have niet for practice every Tuesday and Thursday and have played with Band I at some games. A Majorette Corps was started this year under the direction of Mrs. David Carlsen. Their excellent appearances at the basketball games were an added attraction. Left to right: Francha Connors, Audrey Lund, Lillian Troland, Janis Thieling, Janice Halstrom, Doris Pic. Marion Johnson, Shirley Jenson, Elody Kulseth. Third row: Audrey Haugen, Merna Stallmo, Donna Ballingrud, Kathleen Walker, Melba Nygaard. Second row: Gail Hanson, Fern Nohre, Charlene Erickson, Yvonne LaPorte, Darlene Phalen, Marilyn Johnson, Marilyn Miller, Beverly Austad, Marilyn Gulseth, Gardavon Kisch, Susan Humes. First row: Gail Hrulege, Devera Borchert, Janet Nelson, Maryls Elofson. Harriet Mullen, Joyce Hagen, Irene Grindeland, Judy Walsberg, Helen Gullingsrud, Florian St. Martin. Page 68 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS l uno V-I-C-T-0-R-Y JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS CH00-CH00-CH00-RAH These Senior twirlers worked with the newly organized majorelte corps. From left to right: Ramona Johnson, Harriet Mullen, and Joyce Hagen Page 69 0 4 Everybody on lYea Prowlersf What do you say? HOKAYV' Thus Lois Mowris, Greta Paulson, Eloise Benson, Ilarriet Sampson, and Mar- ion Geving introduced another yell at another game. Attired in their new gold blouses and blue jumpers, these senior cheerleaders were ac- tive all year long at football games, basketball games and pep tests. VVith the graduation of four of thc tive cheerleaders, an almost entire new squad will be picked next fall. . S . Barbara Froseth, Betty Gwen, lanis Thieling, Celeste Pierce and Audrey Aase composed a verv active junior cheerleader squad that lcd the yells for the B team. A-f4+-VV .. ,, T...- ala, ,wa 0 we EVENING DRAMATIC CLUB: Row nearest blackboard: Arlene Pederson, Marlys Wynne- mer, Florence Walker, Gloria Schenke, Joyce Hagen, Delores Hagen. Second row: Joan K y Studlien, Gloria Cloutier, Margaret Williams, Sheryll Collins, Angeline Vraa. First .. row: Donna Bjerken, Lois Udstrand, Donna Ballingrud, Lois Braaten. r JEAN NELSON, Secretary ARLENE PEDERSON, Sellreiary BETTY GSE, President JOAN STUDLIEN. President SHIRLEY IVIATZKE, Vice President LARRY PERKlNS, Vice Pfesideni The Evening Dramatic Club has met every first and third Monday for about half an hour during the year. They have had to elect new officers more than once this year 'GMM Noon Hour Dramatic Club has added many new members during the past year. They gave the one-act play Sardines. Programs ranged from impromptu speeches and skits to prepared speeches and many audience particiations. when the old ones have entered Thespians. P NOON HOUR DRAMATIC CLUB: First row: Joyce Samuelson, Betty Jean Malberg. Betty Russell, Burnell Knut son, Dorothy Molstad, Alsace Senum, Barbara Olson, Joan Houske. Second row: Joan Johnson, Lorraine Iverson Betty Matzke, Pauline Hanson. Dianne Lenndobeja, Dorothy Muzzy, Carol Sandberg, Carol Anderson, Lorraine Rus sell. Third row: Doloris Solberg, Roger Ose, Munroe Poole, Carl Carlson, Lowell Hillyer, Lorraine Hellquist Beth Weaver, Mila Burstad, Marlene Anderson. Page 70 flfalfianal fquaciafian i LM.. I THESPIANS: First row: Lorraine Iverson, Doloris Solberg, Betty Ose, Ellen Haug, Carol Walsberg, Betty Ellingson, Kathryn Vorachek. Second row: Beverly Kjos, Irma Martinson, Iva Thorstad, Darlene Solheim, Katherine ' h enstad Gail Thielin Third row' Jean Nelson Ernest Donn, Thomas, Rut S , g. . , Duane Vad, Larry Perkins, Jerry Claffy, Delores Wynnemer. Pin THESPIAN PICTURE: Front row: Marion Geving, Marlene Bowman, Zona Hendrickson, Joan Johnson, Marilyn Nelson, Glorian Pic. Second row: Donna Lunde, Shirley Matzke, Ramona Johnson, Dixie Brown, Marilyn Olson, Jeanne Tygeson, June Barstad. Third row: Donald Lunke, Jack Haugen, Eloise Benson, Robert Walters, Glenice Jorde, Bruce Bakke, Joan Winters. i Vice President: MAYNARD TROLAND President: HARRIET MULLEN Secretary: JEANETTE ANDERSON Our National 'l'hespian Society, Troop 508, has held three initiations this year. The first was held in December in Connection with the Christmas pro- gram. 'l'he seeoncl was on February 27 to take in students in the One ,Net plays, and the thircl in May when the Senior talent was used the most. Awards were given to star, clonhle star, triple star, and honor 'l'hespians, and also to the two Best '1 hespians who are chosen by the 'l'hespian body. YVC have now almost 200 nieinhers since the SO' eiety was startecl in 1945. THESPIANS BElNG INITIATED: Jean Nelson, Robert Walters, Sonia Meyer, Vern McMahon, Lorraine Iverson, Jack Haugen, Dixie Brown Jack Almstedt. i Page '71 -vw-r' Tl 'llll A three-act comedy Tish by Alice Caclwicke was pre- sented on November 15 and IG by the Junior Class. Tish fCarol Bjerkenl led her close companions Aggie and Lizzie 'fRuth Anne Senstarl and Katherine Thomas! through a variety of arlventu1es.Tish's nephew fDonalml Lunkej and her maid fJune Barstacll came in search of Tish to the Eagle Hotel run by Ellen fJeanne Tygesonj. At the peak of expectation, Tish finally appeared completely e Row one: Jeanne Tygeson, Katherine Thomas, Carol Bjerken, Ruth Anne Senstad. Joan Winters, Lois Vielguth. Row two: Burnell Israel- son, lrvyn Barber, June Barstad, Marlene Owen, Betty Ellingson. Row three: Clifford Horter, Milan Borsheim. Donald Lunke, Duane Vad, Jerry Claffy, Bruce Bakke. Left: Bruce Bakke, Carol Bierken, Ruth Anne Senstad, Katherine Thomas. xhausted. She had just run her jalopy through a plate glass window across the street. There are several comical rounds, and the sheriff Uerry Claffyj is also involv ecl. Tish slips out of all difhculties with remarkable ease. She catches a robber, wrecks an airplane, instructs the sheriff how to propose and clirects the lives of everyone around her. Left: Katherine Thomas Senstad, Donald Lunke. Below Jeanne Tygeson, Donald Lunde Carol Bierken, Duane Vad, lr vyn Barber, Jerry Claffy. Page 72 Jeanne Tygeson, Ruth Anne Back row, left to right: Robert Williams, Peter Chomrnie, Jack Kiland, Vern McMahon. Row two: Marlene Bow- man, Harriet Mullen, Irma Martinson. Kathryn Vorachek. Row one: Iva Thorstad, Darleen Solheim, Lois Mnwris, Eloise Benson. Not pictured, Robert Botten and Joan Johnson. n . I y M M . ll At the moment when a crisis in the lives of three groups of people is imminent, in walks l'1bcn lrorthright, as unexpected as a bolt of lightnin . He is an envoy extraordinary, sent by Master Goeffrcv to make certain that those who have been sing ed out as needing his ministrations will accept his invie tation to spend a short vacation at his secluded retreat. 'l'his takes in the first act. ln the second and third acts, this ineongruous assemblage of guests at the mysterious house. llere all the problems incident to their tangled lives are brought into the light. llere it is that when every other means of persuasion has been unsuccessfully tried, they find themselves at the bottom of the shaft, victims, as they think, of a madman. Not until definite changes are made in the life plans of each individual are they taken to the surface to begin life anew. This is a play of suspense and purpose that leads to self-evaluation and a clearer understanding of the lIlCllV1dllZll7S place in society. fi , Page 73 -4? M- -Y V 7 YVYV YY..YY . eanlfedl 'tx' . Our- Contest Play this year, a farce comedy, was 'fAnd Silently Steal Away. Lois Mowris and Peter Chornnne played thenparts of Mr. and Mrs. Basset, who want to leaye thc place where they are staying but beeause their hostess has been so kind to theni they don't know how to tell her, so they decide to Hsilently steal away. 'l'heir neighbors played by Bob' Botten and Eloise Benson both helpiand hinder to make the situation very comical. Une 1401 Playa ln 'lilllrl RED LAMP, spinster Matilda Deer- ing QGlorian Picj and 'her niece and nephew CBruce Bakke and Gail Theilingj each had their own ideas as to the use of the red lainp, creating a humorous situation. Supporting characters were lack Ahnstedt, lack Kiland and Marlene Owen. THE GHOST STORY: A young girl fhlarilyn Nelsonj and her yerbose boyfriend flack Hau- genj were interrupted by their friends played by Margaret YVillianis, Sherryl Collins, Sonia ixreycf, Robert VValters, Robert Knutson, llrnest Dopp and Donna Bjerken. 'l'he friends finally lcaye so the boyfriend can propose. ln the first play, THE rl'AN'l'RUM, Cousin Genevieve fhflarilyn Olsonj niade herself burden- some to Bunny fGlennice lordej and 'llini QRobert VVillianisj. Iler tantruin, when she didn't get her way, back Bred. Others who acted in the play were Ioan Studlicn, Ronald Zavoral, Dixie Brown, lidward Stokke, and Robert Botten. SARDINES: Mattie Eaton fDoloris Solbergj had trouble with her ignorant niaid, Alfreda QLorraine lvcrsonj while entertaining her com- pany - Cloan lohnson, Shirley Matzke, Betty Ose, Mila Burstad, lean Nelsonj. Alfreda cli- inaxes the humorous situation when she leaves as the sardine factory whistle blows. Page 74 fbedwna 'wail K ' Wi:1-59. , ' In the dramatic section of our declain department, V V , K g three girls rated superior This excellent work was f' 'i done y Carol Bjerken Clcftj with wllhe Button ' fi: ' , Iflloise Benson Ccenterj with Tell-Tale Heart and I Stiff' I Lois Mowris frightj who gave quotations from Mac- ff ' beth as uLady Macbctlfs Crimes? X ..,,. , gy. - Q l , if . y N' A51 The humorous declainations which rated superior were Gertrude the Govcrnessn given by Iune Barstad V J rs gleftl and Arsenic and Qld Lace given by Ruth Ann ' enstad Crightj. Personal interpretations helped these M- contestants to win superior ratings in the District. X L4 g .,. 3 K - is my R .zbllg 3.5.1. KJ an ii, In public discussion, Sylvia Rawerts ,Cleftj won in a '. Q 1 discussion on socialized medicine. Irma Martinson . fccnterj took up original oratory in which one has to ' write his own Work. Vivian Mchlahon frightj won in the section of memorized oratory. . TM A Beverly Kjos and Marilyn Olson both rated superior f in the section of manuscript reading. Each contestant was given a choice of three readings thirtv minutes before they were to read them before thc vm 3 fi 5 ' 1' 1: .53 l 5 judges and the public. 4 m r Page 75 Senior Red Cross Council: First row: Cora Martinson, Ruth Anne Senstad, Betty Matzke, Carol Walsberg. Second row: Patricia Burtness, Joan Studlien, Zona Hendrickson, Eloise Benson, Senora Swanson, lrvyn Barber. Third row: Bob Botten, Jerry Tygeson, Glen Bess- Ier, Jean Nelson, Arlene Pederson, Florence Walker. Not pictured: Darlene Evenson, Joy Erickson. Reel Gam J The Red Cross Council sold Christmas Seals, and also have W plans for sending a package to some needy family. Presidents of iff ,E thc Iunior and Senior Red Cross Councils were Roger Dorn and ' Q, T Ruth Anne Senstad respectively. , ' , I . J T , Q, , , r Q Ha bf' ,WV Q i RUTH SENSTAD ROGER DQRN JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL: First row: Dale Bergland, Mark Bjorkman, Arvid Wedul, Yvonne LaPorte, Ardella Severson, Janice Horter, Lucille Bagne. Second row: Mary Lou Kriel, Lois Gibson, Marian Koglin, Charlene Erick- son, Wanda Vettleson, Darlene Matzke, Darlene Wold. Third row: Roger Dorn. Anabelle Thorson, Dorothy Gilbert- son, Betty Owen, Barbara Froseth, Mary Ann Borchert, Georgia Gulrud. Fourth row: Jay McMahon, Marvin Hage, Robert Helgeland, Marvin Jorde, Donald Jorde, Donald Thompson, Harry Marciniak. Page 76 'I l 4. 4. 14. in Reporter Russell Culkins: Secretary Lloyd Ramstad A - ff 1 f NNW I txt. I J 4 rf ni Q L ,QS . l ' l 5 'g low ' noi xiii! N N W? it ' f l df f 'f O K fffllj jf, 5 Advisor: H. F. Harrison: President Arnold Anton ' '- I I ' ,.f'A far' ft ',- ,-S' A fxfys Treasurer James Erickson. 1-.PL FFA Seated: Dale Ranum, John Erickson, Ernest Lorentson, Dale Heaton, Richard Haugen, Robert Swanson Oliver Swanson, Dennis Geving. Second row: Richard Lane, Donald Swanson, Donald Rupnrecht Roy Bondley Duane Vatsaas, Raleigh Houske, Eldon Hanson, Daryle Bartelson, Russell Culkins, Bruce McCrum, Wallace Heaton Richard Swanson, Lloyd Noreen. Third row: James Erickson, Robert Grovum. Robert Panek, Gordon Olson Vernon Everson, Arnold Anton, A1n Noreen, Lloyd Ramstad, Jerry Magnon, Larry Sheiler, Duane Hanson. The FFA held their Fathers and Sous banquet on December 6. They are now plannin for 21 trip to Duluth after sciciool is- over this spring. PRESIDENT ARNOLD ANTON AT THE FATHERS AND SONS BANQUET Page 77 ,,... 1. . a Liliiiv First row: Mavis Stenvick, Marion Mietzel, Beverly Larson, Marion Palmquist, Carol Walseth, Joan Houske, Second row: Clarice Benston, Carol Anderson, Constance Fjelstul, Ruth Johnson, June Barstad, Cora Martinson, Third row: Kathleen Arneson, Beth Weaver, Doioris Solberg, Lorraine Iverson. Library Club has been very active this year. ln addition to putting in their 70 hours for a pin, they have fixed many of the interesting bulletin boards in the library. me Lu BRG Above-Front row: Shirley Matzke, Erliss Simonson, Senora Swanson, Dorothy 4Molstad, Betty Russell, Burnell Knutson. Second row: Mary Lou Hible. Joan Houske, Lorraine lver- son, Joan Johnson, Ruth Anne Senstad, Cora Martinson. Back row: Robert Walters, Dar- lene Solheim. Donald Kverno. Not pictured: Alsace Senum, Barbara Olson, Darlene Evenson, Robert Knutson. A .W Left-President Jean Nelson, Vice-President Robert Walters, Secretary-Treasurer Iva Thor- V 'ni stad. 'ii' rf -.XX ' . 1 ,,., V 5 gggghfe-ffiwf, ,.. Our 'l'een Age Book Club has been a souree of much enjoyment to its rneinbers this year. Every second Wednesday Noon we niet for different types of programs. Through this ehib students are in- troduced to many good books in whole or shortened form. First row: Mary Ann Wetch, Lorraine Iverson, Carol Walsberg, Doloris Solberg, Sylvia Rawerts, Dorothy Newman, Alsace Senum, Betty Russell, Ellen Haug. Second row: Betty Ose, Shirley Matzke, Donna Lunde, Phyllis Zavoral, Burnell Knutson. Dorothy Molstad, Lois Ness. Rosalie Klennert, Eloise Benson. Back row: Zona Hendrickson, Erliss Simonson, Senora Swanson, Beverly Kjos, Darlene Stromlund, Irma Martinson, Kathleen Arneson, Ramona Mundinger, Doris Bruggeman, Iva Thorstad, Mae Conklin, Esther Koop, Kathryn Vorachek. Not pictured: Darlene Evenson. ' ' o Page 78 geajufze pf? WR fi My K x J QW W f um X RQ N' 'D Q. WWWW W P 21 , , x,.g,, ,, 75337 22 Queen Eloise ten weeks o0R0NpmoN , ,Q A4, , QUEEN, S FLOAT all ' 1949 Beginning with the traditional snake dance and bonfire pep rally, the 1949 homecoming came to a climax at the second annual homecoming dance. Highlfhting the coronation pep fest on Friday, October 7, was the crowning of Queen loise Benson by footbal captain Don C-reen. The attendants for her ro al highness were: seniors, Shirley Matzke and Harriet Sampson, juniors, ' l ' ' d Bettv Y Ramona Iohnson and Gail 'lherhngg sophomores, Pat Burtness an Matzke. ' tl homecoming parade featuring the queen's float, class In the evening le , and club floats, and the band and cheerleaders, wound its way through the business district, terminating at the school. With the theme, Spill the Spoilers, the Prowlers emer ed victorious in their game against Grafton, l9-6. Between halves of the game tie Lincoln Band gave a unique flashlight parade. The 1949 homecoming festivals came to a ld ' tl mnasium following the game. glorious end at the dance he in ie gy EP FW-LY SOPHO Mo RE FLOAT BONFXRE P Page 81 Vg. - KW din .A . - Sa. flaam. DISMANTLING THE PROM DECORATIONS CICNICRAL ARRANGIQMENTS COMMI'I 1'El'1 W . Back YOW, 'Eff lo fight: MUN' Borsheim, DDD Lunke. Bruce Bakke. Clifford Horter. Front row: Gail Thieling Joan Winter, Ruth Anne Sensiad, Marlene Lund, Ramona Johnson. Page 82 'N .rrp ri-K' J! fix x..., 6' V-L7 CE 9-X!-x,j,,, 22533 18 wg' VW 253 r ,X ff h h h W f nf if if J r f ,f W W , X ff! XJ I 7' If M rr , r r r ffffxfzld 1 i N 1 wk ' he X f 'Y V 3 jf r O W N N 1 -,,,-7 ,x Z-S 4 - Flowing formuls . . . how tics . . . hours of work ...' 'Drcurncrs Hoh- cluf' . . , If all adds up to thrcc wouf dcrful hourS at the 1950 Iuuior-Scnior Prmu. 'l'hc juniors, with thc uufahcring hchu of Xliss Twccr, cutcrtuincd thc Scuiors in il fairy wmldcrhmd. 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