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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1951 volume:

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To help you recall the many hours of work and play, joy and sadness, we give you the l95l Prowler in the hope that it will remain a record of the happiest days of your life. x Q N! f .. ' -, ,y f' fx un K. ...ff 3 s R X , . 'NNN NNXNM Siikxw f Q W PHINEESS PHUWHH HHMINISIHHIIHN by 'lliillllll Page 6 OTIS L. WOLD ALFRED-SKARSTAD President Treasurer l 1 ' W. G. CLAFFY Superintendent A. L. WILLIAMSON El-MER W. BRATSCH Vice-president KALMER OSTBY Principal LLOYD N. BENNES FRED KOQP Secretary The School Board is composed of six members who work together with the Administration and FacuIty,in providing the best education available for the Thief River Falls pbblic schools. di, ff ARLETTE KLEINVACHTER Assistant Secretary WINIFRED WENGELER Superintendent's Secretary LYDA BATTEN MRS. MARGARET RACE Assistant Principal School Nurse Mathematics Junior Red Cross Adviser BARBARA BUSSARD VIRLEY BAGLEY Librarian Speech Log Adviser English Library Club Adviser Dramatics Declamation Senior Class Adviser Page 7 Page 3 A, C. AHLOUIST Science JAMES CARLSON Hlstary Log Adviser Scuphomore Class Advuser GRAYCE HAFDAHL English Social Studles GEORGE BALE MARY ETHEL BENNETT BEVERLY CARLSON Mathematics Busmess Relatvons Pbvsical Eclucatlon Pbysucal Education, Health Health Assistant Football, Jumar Class Adviser Basketball, Track Cheerleadmg Advlscr Pep Club, GA A, Advnser ELLEN C. CLARK MRS. HELEN McCURDY IDA E, GANTNER English Home Economics General Sclerwcc' Mathematucs Science V , 1 . x ' Z , I R' AUDREY L. HANSON ROBERT S. HARMON HAROLD F, HARRISON Home Economics Band Agriculture Adult Educatuon lnstrumental Muslc F. E, A, Advvser lA'3RY..-.. Page 9 .J--f' 4 SONIA HUSBY GLADYS JOHNSON J. ARTHUR JOHNSON VERNER B. JOHNSON Commercial English Shop Industrial Arts Declamation Prowler Photography WAYNE JOHNSON Science Football Assistant Basketball AUDREY LARSON Physical Education G Health Cheerleading Adviser Pep Club Adviser G. A, A. Adviser B N. QUENTIN JONES ELVA DIXON JUDE Physical Education Art Healthg Driver Training Trackg Intramural Sports BLANCHE LARSON MARY C. MCNELLIS Mathematics Cooperative Education Shorthand Camera Club Adviser ARNOLD L, LARSON Mathematics Sophomore Class Adviser G, H. MAYER-OAKES Science Page I0 ROBERT L. NICK Social Studies Basketball: Baseball Assistant Football DENNIS E. ROLLE Physical Education Healthg Driver Training Hockeyg B. Squad Football THORA SKOMEDAL RAGNA STENERSON English English TAB Club Adviser Declamation Oratory MARJORIE J. THOMPSON MARGARET WAAGE Commercial English Prowler Adviser l BESSIE SEDLACEK English Mathematics FRANK N. SUMMERSIDE Music Declamotion Grade Instrumental WESLEY WAAGE History Prowler Business Adviser MARJORIE SEEBART Home Economics Adult Education JUNETH SUNDAHL Latin Social Studies HIIHNI N v . Page 12 .KA 2, XL Jgfwgmzfg, L.,' CAROL SANDBERG Voledictorion Jfanofz. Siu GAIL THIELING LOIS VIELGUTH Co-Solutotorion Co-Solutotorion HAROLD ADOLPHSON Football 2, 3, 4: Captaln 4: ln- terclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: One Act Pla s Pro- Thesolans 4, y ductlon 4: Senlor Class Play and Productlon, Gymnastic: 1, 2. RUBY ALBERG Homecomlng Commlttee 4: Tab Club 4: Noon Hour Dramatlc: 2: Senlor Class Play Production. CAROL ANDERSON Llbrary Club 3, 4: Oflicer 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Dramatlc Club 3, 4: Log Staff 3, 4: Senlor Class Produotlon: Prom Commlttee 3: Homecomlng Commlttee 4. JUNE ANDERSON Prom Commlttee 3: Homecomlng Commlttee 3: Junlor Clan Play Produotlon, Senlor Class Play Pro- duotlon, Log Stall 3: Head Typist 4: Prowler Staff, Head 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Llbrary Club 4: Pen Club 4: Red Crou Councll 4: One Act Production 3. MARILYN ANDERSON Chorus 3, 4: Sextet 4: Homecom- lng Commlttee 4. MARLENE ANDERSON Llbrary Club 4: Secretary 4: Noon Hour Dramatlc: 2, 3, 4: Log Stall' 4, Homecomlng Commit- tee 4. Page 1 3 JAMES ARNESON Hockey Student Mgr. 1, 2, 3: Homecomlng Chairman 4: Red Cross 1: Junlor Clan Play Pro- duction: Senior Clan Play Pro- duction: Thesplana 4: Student Councll 4: President 4: Chrllt- mas Play 4: Prom Commlttee 3: lnterizlass Basketball 4: Gymnas- tics . MARLENE AUSTAD G.A.A. 1: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Prom Commlttee 3: Camera Club 1: Sextet 3. BRUCE BAKKE Intramural Footbal 1: Intramural Basketball 1: Dramatlc Club 3: Thesolans 3, 4: Log Stall' 3, 4: Log Sportx Edltor 4: Junlor Clan Play and Production 3: One Act Plays 3, 4: Production 3: Con- test Play 4: Senlor Clan Play: Prowler Stall Head: Red Cross Councll 3, 4: Chrlstmaa Play 4: Prom Commlttee 3: Homecomlng Commlttee 4: Declamatlon. IRVYN BARBER G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Emblem Glrl 3: Thesnlans 2, 3, 4: Dramatlc Club 2: One Act Plays 2: Production Stall 2, 3: Junlor Clan Play and Production: Senlor Clan Play and Production: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Clarinet Quartet 3, 4: Chorus So- loist 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Counoll 1, 3: Pep Club 2, 3: Declama- tlon 1, 3: Lof Stall' 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Glee Club 4: Glrla Sex- tet 3, 4: Prom Commlttee 3. Homecomlng Commlttee 1, 2, 3, 4. Interclass Basketball 1, 2, 4. JUNE BARSTAD G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. Board 4: Prowler Staff 4: Thesplam 2, 3, 4: Junlor Class Play, and Pro- ductlon Staff, One Act Playa 2. 4: Produotlon Staffs 3, 4: Senlor Clan Play and Productlon Staff: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Sololst 2, 3, 4: Saxophone Ensembles 3, 4: Pep Club 2: Chorus 4: lntarolan Bes- ketball 1, 2, 4: Llbrary club, :ec- retary-treaaurer 3: Declamatlon 2, 3, 4: Prom Commlttee 3: Home- comlng Commlttee 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Dramatic Club 2: Girls Sextet 4: Glrla Glee Club 4: Log Staff 2, 3, 4. DARYLE BARTELSON F.A.A. 2, 3. Page 14 CLARICE BENSTON Llbrary Club 3: Tab Club 4: Noon Hour Dramatic: 4. MARILYN BER6 T.A.R. Club 4: Camera Club 4. MARTHA BIIEK G.A.A. 1: Prom Committee 3. CAROL BJEFIKEN Band 2, 3, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Band Officer 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Log Stall 3: Feature Editor 4: Prowler Editor 4: Class Treasurer 2: Stu- dent Councll 4: Oficer 4: Dra- matlc Club 2: Thesplans 3, 4: One Act Plays 2: Junlor Class Play: Senlor Class Play and Pro- ductlon: Contest Play 4: Pen Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. Board 1: Dec- Iamation 2, 3. MILAN BORSHEIM Theaplans 4: Dramatic Club 3: Senior Class Play Productlon: One Act Playa 4: Junior Class Play and Productlon: Chorus 3, 4: Offioler 4, Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Coommlttee 4: In- terclasa Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Councll 1. CAL BRADLEY One Act Plays 4: Red Cross 1-4: Interclass Baaketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, Co-Captain 4, Letter- man 2. 3, 4: Senior Play Produc- tlon: Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Let- terman 2. 3, 4: Athletic Scholar- ship Soclety. DIXIE BROWN G.A.A. 1, 2,- 3, 4: Emblem Glrl 3: Board Member 2, 3, 4: In- terclaxs Basketball 1, 2, 4: Band 1, 2,3, 4: Brass Sextet 3,4: T.A.B. Club 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Home- coming Committee 1, 4: Log Staff 2, 3, 4: Prowler Stall 4: Dra- matic Club 1: Thesplans 2, 3: Junior Clan Play Productlon: One Act Plays 2: Senior Clan Play Production. JEANETTE BUGGE Noon Hour Dramatlcs 2: T.A.B. Club 4, Homecoming Committee 4: Senior Class Play Production. MILA BURSTAD T. A. B. 4: Library Club 4: Noon Hour Dramatlcs 3: One Act Plays 3: Senloro Class Play Pro- duction 4: Log Staff 4: Home- coming Commlttee 4. MILTON BURSTAD Noon Hour Dramatic Club 4: Christmas Play Production 4: Senior Class Play: Noon Hour Football and Basketball 1, 2. CYNTHIA CARLSON DALE CHRISTENSEN Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 2 3, 4, Co-Captain 4. JERRY CLAFFY Thuclana 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, S: Junlor Clan Play and Pro- duction: One Act Production 4: Senior Class Play and Production: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Boys Octette 3. 4: Sololst 4: lnterclass Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Home- coming Committee Chairman 4: Prom Committee 3: Prowler Staff 4: Llnooln Log Staff 2: Class President 2: Homecoming Com- mittee 2, 3. DAVID CLOUGH Chorus 2, 3, 4: Octette 2, 31 Chorus Officer 4: Dramatlc Club 2, 8: Ollioler 3: Thexnlans 3, 4: One Acta 4: Production Staff 3, 4: Junlor Clan Play and Pro- duotlon: Senlor Class Play and Production: Red Cross Council 3: Log Staff 3: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 4: Prow- ler Staft 4: B-Team Basketball 2: lnterclau Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 8, 4. ALBERT CORK DARLENE DAHL Prom Committee 3: G.A.A. 1: Chorus 2. ERNEST DOPP U. S. Army. BETTY ELLINGSON Dramatic Club 2, 3: Thesplana 3, 4, Prealdent 4: T.A.B. Club Olfloer 4: Lou 3, 4: Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: Sextet 4: Junlor Clan Play and Production, One Act Play Production 3, 4: Sanlor Clan Play Production 4: Prom xiommlttee, Homecoming Commit- ee. Page 15 ANDREA ROESE VERNON EVERSON F.F.A. CONNIE FJELSTUL Band 3, 4: Literary Club 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Log Staff 3, 4: Noon Hour Dramatic Club 3, 4. MORRIS FLATTUM U. S. Army. IONE GANGNESS T.A.B. Club 4: Senlor Clan Play Production Staff: Log Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Ll- brary Club 4. JAMES GILBERTSON F.F.A. 4. ROBERT HALBASH Page 16 CARLYN GULLINGSRUD G.A.A. 1: Chorus 3: Prom Com- mltte 3. JOYCE HAGEN Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Thespians 4: Log 2, 8, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Glee Club 4, Officer 4: Junior Class Play Production 3: One Act Play Class 2- 3. Club Stall' Production 2, 3: Senlor Play Productlon 4: Band 1, 4: Head Majorette 4: Pep 2: Declamatlon 2: Prowler Head 4. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: F.F.A. Officer 2: F.F.A. Basketball 2, 3: Intra- mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: In- terclass Basketball 4. JACK HAUGEN Prowler Stafl, Associate Edltor 4: Class Presldent 3, Vice Presldent 2, 4: Senlor Class Play: One Act Play 3: Production Staff 4: Ihes- plans 3, 4: Dramatlc Club 3: Student Councll 2, 4, Vice Presi- dent 4: lntorclass Basketball 4: Red Croaa Councll 1, 2: Football 1, 4: Contest Play 4: Prom Com- :nlttza 3: Homecoming Commit- ee . WALLACE HEATON F.F.A. 2, 3, 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 3, 4: Track 8, 4. LORRAINE HELLQUIST Log Stall 4: Dramatlc Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Home- comlng Committee 4: Senior Class Play Production 4. MAGDALENE HESSE T.A.B. Club 4: Junlor Class Play Production: Senior Class Play Productloon: Camera Club 4. MARY LU HIBLE Log Typlst 3: Camera Club 3, 4. PHYLLIS HOGLIN GLORIA HOHLE Crookston Hlgh School 1, 2: Pep Club 4: Llbrary Club 4: Presl- dent 4: Senlor Class Play: Tab Club 4: Log 3, 4. CLIFFORD HORTER B-Team Basketball 1: Junior Class Play and Production: Senior Class Play Production: Thesmana 4: Football Letterman 4: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Com- mltt 1, 2, 3: lnterclass Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Prowler Staff Head 4. RALEIGH HOUSKE Football 4: Track 2, 8, 4: ln- tramural Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Intramural Football 1, 2, 3: ln- tramural Basketball 3: Gymnas- tics 2: Tennis 2: Camera Club 1, 2: T.A.B. 4: Noon Hour Dra- matic Club: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. BURNELL ISRAELSON G.A.A. 1, 2: Emblem Girl 2: Pep Club 1: Dramatic Club 1: One Act Plays 3: Junior Class Play: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Sololst 3, 4: Sex- tet 2, 3, 4: Glrls Glee Club 4: Llbrarlan 4: Prom Committee 3. MYRTLE JELLE CYRIL JOHNSON Football 4: Basketball 4: Gym- nastlcs 1, 2, 3: Intercless Bas- ketball 2, 3: Senior Class Play Production: One Act Plays Pro- duction: Red Cross 2. ELAINE JOH NSON Chorus 2, 3. RAMONA JOHNSON Peo Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: One Act Production 4: Junior Class Play Production: Senior Class Play Production: Log Stall 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2: Thes- nlans 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Twirling 3, 4: Head Malorette 4: Red Cross 2, 4: Student Council 4: Prom Committee 3: T.A.B. Club 4: Class Oflloer 4: Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Home- comlng Attendant 3: Homecoming Queen 4. RONALD JOHNSON Page 17 GLENICE JORDE G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Thesplans 3, 4: Junior Class Play Production: One Act Plays 3: Band 3, 4: Ol- tlcer 4: Red Cross 3, 4: Red Cross 1: Tab Club 4: Declama- tlon 2, 3, 4: Sanlcr Class Play: Homecomlng Committee 3: Prom Committee 3: Log Staff 3, 4: Homecoming Committee 3: Prom Commlttee 3: Log Staff 3, 4: Homecomlng Attendant 2: Pep Club 1. CULVER KISCH Intramural Football 1, 2, 3: Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: VERONICA KORALEWSKI Camera Club 4: Prom Commottee 3: Junlor Class Play Production. DARLENE KRUSE Junior Class Play Production 3: Senior Class Play 4: Production 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Homecomlng Committee 3: Prom Committee 3. LAVON LAMP G.A.A. 1: Prom Committee 3: Dramatlc Club 1: Prowler Stall 4. RICHARD LANE Interclass Basketball 2, 3: ln- tramural Basketball 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: President 4. lllffc 18 ' '1- ROBERT LANGELETT Intramural Basketball 3, 4. BEVERLY LARSON Library Club 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Prom Committee 3: Home- coming Committee 3. ARNOLD LINDLAND Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Direc- tor 4: Chorus 2. 3: Prom Commlt- tee 3: Homecoming Commlttee 3: Octette 2, 3. ' LA VERN LISTOL Gymnastics 1, 2, 3, 4: B-Squad Basketball 2. LOIS LOEFFLER Prom Commlttee 3: Junlor Class Play Productlon Log Staff 3, 4: Senlor Class Play: Homecoming Commlttee 4: T.A.B. Club 4. MARLENE LUND G.A.A. Stall 4: Senlor Class Play and Produotlon: One Acts Pro- duotlon Stafl 2: Chorus 3, 4: Peo Club 1, 2: T.A.B. Club 4: Glee Club 4: Glrls Sextet 4: Llncoln Log 2, 8. 4: Business Manager 4: Prom Commlttee 3: Homeoomlng Commlttee 4. ws..- DONALD LUNKE Thespians 3, 4: Junior Class Play: lnterclass Basketball 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Senlor Class Play: Log Stafl 2, 3: Bas- ketball 3: Football 2, 3: B-Squad Basketball 1, 2: Prowler 4. JoAN N MCADAM G.A.A. 1: Red Cross 4: Llbrary Club 3: Prom Commlttee 3: Sen- ior Classs Play Production 4: T.A.B. Club 4. BRUCE McCRUM Senior Class Play Productlon Staff: Camera Club 1, 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: lntramural Football 1, 2: Red Cross 4. BEVERLY MGLANE Chorus 4: Prowler Stall Head 4: G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Log Stall 4. PEARL McNAl-ION Chorus 3, 4: Junlor Class Play Produetlon: Senlor Class Play and Production: Log Staff 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Ollloer 4: Prom Commlt- tee 3: Homecoming Commlttee 4. VIVlAN MeMAHON G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 4: Log Stafl 2, 3, 4: Prowler Stafl Head: Prom Commlttee 3: Homecoming Commlttee: Thesnl- ans 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Dra- matle Club 2, 3: Senlor Class Play Production, One Acts Pro- ductlon 2, 3, 4: Junlor Class Play Production: Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: lnterolass Basketball 2, 4: Declamatlon 2, 3, 4: Llbrary Club 3. GERALD MAGNON F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4. EM IL MAGNUSON One Acts Production 4: Inter- class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2, Letterman 3: Senlor Class Play Production: Homecoming Committee 4: Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2: Football 1: Track 1, 2, Letterman 3, 4. COFIA MARTINSON Thespians 3, 4: One Act Play Production 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Play Production: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Vlce-President 3: President 4: Emblem Glrl 3: lnterclass Basket- ball 1, 2, 4: Log Staff 3, 4: News Editor 4: Red Cross 2, 3, 4: Vlce-President 4: Pep Club 1, 4: President 4: Camera Club 2, 3: T.A.B. Club 4: Vice-President 4: Llbrary Club 3: Vlce-President 3: Homecoming Committee 1, 2, 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Prowler Staff 4. MARION MEITZEL G.A.A. 1, 2: Prom Committee 3: T.A.B. Club 4: One Act Play Pro- duction 3: Homecoming Commlt- gee 43: Llbrary Club 3: Log Staff SONIA MEYER Senior Class Play and Produc- tlon: Junior Class Play Produc- tlon: One Act Plays 3: Produc- tlon 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: G.:A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Emblem Glrl: Pep Club 1, 2: Chorus 3, 4: Glrls Glee Club: Senior Girls Ensemble 4: Prom Committee 3: T.A.B. Club 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 4: Declamatlon 3: Log Stall 3, 4: Prowler Stall' 4. BERNICE MOOTZ Page 19 DONOVAN NARVERUD Red Cross 1: Thespians 4: One Act Plays 4: Senlor Class Play: Prom Commlttee 3: Homecoming Committee 3: lnterclass Basket- ball 3: Football 2, 3: Letter- man 4. Contest Play 4. JERALD NELSON Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 3: Intramural Football 1, 2, 3, 4: lnterelass Basketball 4. KATHRYN 0'HARA G.A.A. 1, 2: Pep Club 2: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Com- mittee 3. MARILYN OLSEN G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Emblem Girl 3: Log Staff 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Thesplans 3, 4: Junior Class Play and Production: One Act Plays 3: Production Stalls 2. 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2, 4: Oficer 4: Christmas Play 4: Declamation 3, 4: Prom Com- mittee 3: Homecmoing Commlt- tee 2, 3, 4: Senlor Class Play Productlon: Contest Play Produc- tion: T.A.B. Club 4. RA! OSE Prowler Photographer 4: One Act Plays 4: Log Photographer 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 2: Senlor Class Play Production. MARLENE OWEN G.A.A. 1, 2, 3: L Girl: Emblem Girl: Log Staff 2, 3: Thesplans 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2: One Act Plays and Production 2, 3: Jun- ior Class Play and Production Stafl: Pep Club 2, 3: Prom Com- mlttee 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Soloist 1, 2, 3, 4: Clarlnet Quar- tet 2, 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Ac- companlst 4. Pago Z0 MARION PALMQUIST Class Officer 3: Library Club 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Log Staff 3, 4: Homecomlng Committee 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Senior Class Play Productlon 4: Junior Class Play Production 3: Homecoming Attendant 4. GRETA PAULSON G.A.A. 1, 2: Peo Club 1, 2: Lin- coln Log 2, Junior Cheerleader 1: Senior Cheerleader 2, 3: Home- coming Attendant 4. LARRY PERKINS Chorus 2, 3, 4: Boys Octette 2, 3, Soloist--4: Junior Class Play Production, Senlor Class Play Pro- duction: Football 2, 3, 4: Bas- ketball 3, 4: lnterclass Basket- ball 1. 2. 3: T.A.B. Club, Sec- retary-Treasurer 4: Log Staff 2, 3, 4, Soortx Edltor 4: Dramatic Club 2, 3: Thseniam 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: B-Team Basketball 1, 2. NONA PETERSON Entered from Goodridge High School. JANE RANSTROM Senior Class Productlon. MADELINE REESE G.A.A. 1: Prowler Staff 4. LORRAINE RUSSELL Noon Hour Dramatics 2, 3, 4. Homecoming Committee 4: T.A.B. Club 4. CAROL SANDBERG Noon Hour Dramatic Club 2, 3, 4: Thesnians 4: Senior Clan Play Production Staff: Junior Class Play Production Staff 3: Prom Refreshment Committee 3: Home- coming Committee 4: Log Staff 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Prowler Staff 4. RUTH ANNE SENSTAD Band 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Thespians 3, 4: Dramatic Club 2. President 2: Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Camera Club 1, 2, 3: Prom Committee 3: Homecoming Committee 2: G.A.A. 1. 2,3, 4: G.A.A. Board 3, 4: Emblem Girl 3: Glee Club 4: Declamation 2, 3, State Particl- pation 3: One Act Plays and Pro- duction 2: Juniar Class Play, Senior Class Play: One Act and Contest Play Student Director. LAWRENCE SHETLER F.F.A. 3. MARTHA SKAAR G.A.A. 1: Dramatic Club 2: Class Secretary 2, 4: T.A.B. 4: Prowler Stat! Head 4: Senior Claxs Play, Junior Class Play Production: Thesnians 4: Student Council 3: Declamaticn 2, 3, 4: Red Cross 1: Prom Committee 3. DOUGLAS STEIGER F.F.A. 1, 2. MAVIS STENVICK Noon Hour Dramatic Club 4: Li- brary Club 3: T.A.B. Club 4. IRENE STROM T.A.B. Club 4. DONALD SWANSON Intramural Basketball 2, 3: Track 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAM SYLVESTER Movle Operator 3, 4. GAIL THIELING Homecoming Attendant 3: Prom Committee 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Clarlnet Quartet 3, 4: Chorus 2, 3, 4: President 4: Glue Club 4: Girls Sextet 3: Senior Girls En- semble 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Officer 3: Thesplans 3, 4: Secretary 4: Red Cross Council 2: Class Vice- President 3, President 4: Log Staff 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: One Act Play and Production Stafl 3: Assistant Director Senior Class Play 4: T.A.B. Club 4. KATHERINE THOMAS G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Emblem Girl Boardmember 2, 3, Officer 4: Pep Club 2, 4, Oflicer 4: Dramatic Club 2: One Act Plays 2: One Act Production Staff 3, 4: Thes- plans 3, 4: Junlor Class Play 3: Senior Class Play 4: Band 3: Dec- lamatlon 1, 2. 3. 4: Red Cross Council 2: Christmas CaroI 4: Log Staff 3, 4, Head Tynist 3, Feature Editor 4: T.A.B. Club 4. Page Z1 ORVILLE TRONTVET Chorus 4: Octette 4!: Christmas Play 4: Senior Class Play Pro- duction Staff 4: Thespians 4. JEANNE TYGESON G.A.A. 1, 2: Prowler Staff 4: Thespians 3, 4: Junior Class Play and Production: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: One Acts Production Stat! 2, 4: Chorus 3, 4: Pep Club 1, 2: Declamatlon 2, 4: Senior Class Play: Girls Glee Club and Of- ficer 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Log Staff 3, 4: Home Coming Attendant 2: Camera Club 2: Prom Commit- tee 2. LOIS VIELGUTH Prowler Staff: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Clarinet Quartette 3, 4: One Act Plays 2: Junior Class Play: T.A.B. Club 4: Pen Club 1: Camera Club 1: Prom Committee 3: Movie Operator 4: Dramatic Club 2. NORMAN WAGN ER CAROL WALSETH Library Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 4: Log Staff 3, 4: Senior Class Play Production Staff: Prom Com- mittee 3: Prowler Staff 4: Home- coming Committee 4: T. A. B. Club 4. ROBERT WALTERS Prowler Staff Head 4: Log Pho- toaranher 4: Thesplans 3, 4:. One Acts Production Stall 3: Prom Committee 4: Camera Club 2, 3, 4: Ofticer 3, 4: T.A.B. Club 4: Senior Class Play Production Staff 4: Dramatic Club 3: One Acts 3: Christmas Play 4. Page ZZ JOYCE WILSON G.A.A. 1, Prom Committee 3: Drlmltlc Club 2: Prowllr Staff 4. JOAN WINTER G.A.A. 2, 3: Dumlllc Club 2: Dramntlc Club Oltlcsr 2: Junlor Clan Plny 3: Ssnlor Clan Play 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Band Officer 4: Thnpllnn 3, 4: T.A.B. 4: Cllu Officer 3: Prom Commltloe 3: Homecoming Committee 3: Pen Club 2: Decllmntlon 4: Red Cron 2, 3, 4: Rod Cross Ofllcer 3, 4. HONOR STUDENTS Lois Vielguth Carol Sandberg Gail Thieling Rachel Helland June Anderson Martha Skaar Gloria Hohle Myrtle Jelle lrvyn Barber June Barstad Marlene Lund Lorraine Russell RACHEL HELLAND Entered from Evoretle, Washing- ton, January '51. Not Pictured: IRVINE FORSBERG ARNOLD OLSON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Martha Skaar, secretary: Ramona Johnson, treasurer: Jack Haugen, vice president: Gail Thieling, president. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY BACK ROW, Left to Right: Jack Haugen, James Arneson, Marlene Lund, Martha Skaar, Glenice Jorde, Joan Winter, Lawrence Perkins, Robert Walters FRONT ROW: Carol Bierken, Ramona Johnson, lrvyn Barber, Ruth Anne Senstad, Gail Thieling, ' Carol Sandberg, 'Lois Vielguth. NOT PICTURED: Jeanne Tygeson, June Barstad. Pago 23 BACK ROW: Roy Bondley, Richard Bergland, Marlyn Bjorge, Rodney Eastby, Lowell Drotts, Charles Dicken, Gary Anderson, Richard Bjork- man, Jack Erickson, Harry Hendrickson, Carl Carlson. SECOND ROW: Gordon Bjerken, Donna Ballingrud, Evangeline Erickson, Gloria Cloutier, Lois Czeh, Patricia Burtness, Marian Anderson, Alice Anton, Shirley Anderson, Caylor Adkins. I FIRST ROW: Gloria Evenson, Sherryll Collins, Barbara Bugge, Gloria Brunelle, Lois Braaten, Donna Bierker, Naida DuChamn, Phyllis: Carlson. i BACK ROW: James Jacobson, Donald Johnson, Gary Forsberg, Marlyn Haugen, Richard Hartje, Lowell Hillyer, Paul Hamilton, Davld Fast, Allan Jornlin. SECOND ROW: Doris Howland, Marlos Hanson, Delores Hagen, Burnell Hanson, Shirley Hunt, Gladys Johnson, Janet Humes, Melba Gustafson, Yvonne Haagenson. FRONL ROW: Peggy Grindeland, Mary Fredrickson, Naomi Jensen, Marcella Haugen, Ardith Johnson, Andrew Hunt, Dorothy Huseth, Paullne anson. BACK ROW: Henry Hasted, Floyd Kolden, Duane Kulseth, Laurel Lanoegaard, William Loven, Wallace Lane, Robert Knutson, Jack LaSalle, Darryl Lund, Dennis Klelnvachter, Donald Kverno. SECOND ROW: Larry Johnson, Marcia Kron, Donna Mundlinger, Glenyce Lendobeja, Gail Kverno, Bernice Knutson, Dorothy Klennert, Betty Mal- berg, Corrine Mikkelson, Betty Matzke, Donald Koop. FIRST ROW: Leah Loeffler, Arlene Knutson, Marlene Lappegaard, Jeannette Lull, Carol Mason, Theresa Larson, Dorothy Muzzy. BACK ROW: John Quirk, Urland Omlid, Stanford Rosengren, Paul Perrault, Robert Panek, Maurice Reopelle, Munro Poole, Richard Sevre, Earle Ripley, Erling Olson, Gerald Saastad. SECOND ROW: Roger Ose, Dale Randorf, Oscar Odegaard, Marlin Solberg, Sylvia Reese, Irene Peterson, Mavis Peterson, Joan Pederson, Opal Olson. FlRSTEn0lg: 'Audrey Rice, Glorian Pic, Arlene Pederson, Celeste Pierce, Joyce Samuelson, Gloria Schenke, Ardyce Omundson, Donna Rood, Rose a t. artin. i Y? ... ite A A A - - ' BACK ROW: Allan Steenerson, Duane Vatsaas, Harold Wagner, Loren Voldness, Richard Stokke, Arthur Stenberg, Wayne Weien, Kenneth Wedul, Darrol Vad, Richard Swanson, Robert Wik. SECOND ROW: Roger Williamson, Jerome Zavoral, Jerry Tygeson, Florence Walker, Angeline Vraa, Margaret Williams, Marlys Wynnemer, James Winjum, Bruce Williamson, Roy Storhaug. FIRST ROW: June Van De Streek, Ethyl Stephens, Marlys Thom, Doreen Wiener, Beverly Stenvik, Joy Terpstra, Lois Taggart, Margaret Thomas, Lois Udstrand, Judith Walsberg. NOT PICTURED: James Anderson, Glen Bessler, Delores Carlson, James H. Er- ickson, Gladys Hanson, Eldora Hoefer, Paul Johnson, William Kruse, Phyllis Lager, Marlene Langevin. Merna Lerol, Spencer Marquette, Marilyn Nelson, Phyliss Nelson, Shtlley Nelson, Mary Ness, Harry Nohre, Lloyd Noreen, Ar- Roger Williamson, president: Darrol Vad lyce Oswald, June Rux, Geraldine Tor- treasurer: Jack LaSalle, vice-president kelson, Merlin Torkildson, Dune Vad. Patricia Burtness, secretary. S Page Z5 ' Sig S l W BACK ROW: Gerald Belland, Charles Barxen, Morlan Clark, LeRoy Aasland, Robert Carlson, Robert Christensen, James Bredeson, Richard Bren- na, Wallace Evenson, Larry Anderson, Roger Dorn, Wesley Bendickson, John Erickson. SECOND ROW: Ruby Conklin, Shirley Cote, Joyce Anton, Nona Gene Davies, Patricia Anton, Norma Belland, Audrey Aase, Barbara Bjorkman, Margaret Erickson, Ardis Anderson, Carol Davidson. Larry Evenstad. FRONT ROW: Eva Mae Armstrong, Aleta Adams, Mary Lou Bimler, Muriel Copp, Shirley Balvin, Patricia Berg, Barbara Bishop, Mary Ann Bor- chert, Marlys Elofson, Darlene Alby, Phyllis Anderson. X .1 as BACK ROW: Ralph Hove, Michael Hajostek, Robert Grovum, Larry Gilbertson, Lloyd Halvorson, Milton Hanson, Harvey Helle, Richard Fred- rickson, John Grindeland, John Fielstul, Ralph Hanson. SECOND ROW:Lila Hanson, Eudora Havel, Irene Grindeland, Barbara Holmgren, Georgia Gulrud, Marjorie Havel, Ivanette Hanson, Helen Hen- drickson. FRONT ROW: Bette Irvin, Gail Iverson, Pauline Halbash, Janice Horter, Marilyn Hellquist, Barbara Froseth, Dorothy Gilbertson, Lois Hanson, Carol Gilbertson. BACK ROW: Donald Jorde, James Kelly, Wayne Kotaska, Keith Klungness, Duane Lawrence, Robert Johnson, David Langelett, Wayne Kruse, Floyd Kloop, Herman Kjos. SECOND ROW: Lavonne Lappegaard, Melvina Jablinski, Shirley Johnston, Dianne Lendobeja, Verna Koop, Mavis Kaushagen, Sylvia Johnson, Dixie Jensen, Marian Larson, Joanne Larson, Beverly Jensen. FRONT ROW: Helen Kjos, Shirley Jensen, Ruby Johnston, Donna Lee, Marion Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Lou Ann Lunden, Darlene Lee, Donna Johnson, Leone Johnson, Marilyn Johson. NOT PICTURED: Shirley Anderson, Junior Harbott, Richard Haugen. Dale Heaton, Delores Heaton, Jean Helgeland, Joan Lindquist, Ernest Loren- son, Mari? Melhouse, Vivian Myrom, Marie Nelson, Janet, Pederson, Mae Senum, Robert Simenson, Robert Swanson, Annabelle Thorson, Duane Ra teseth. gg 4. .Q lan... ' , la .4 BACK ROW: Wllllam Maruska, Jay McMahon, John Palmqulst, Waller Raltelelh, Duane Rafleaelh, Harold Myrum, Dennis Rawerh, Gaylen One, Harry Marclniak, Donald Myrum, James Parkins, Earl Melvle, Roberi Nelson. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Newland, Edvina Nota, Ilene Pearson, Arlene Ringstrand, Arlene Morben, Marilyn Miller, Betty Olson, Delores Ramslad, Marlene Olson, Geraldine Peterson, Jean Nelson, Viraene Nelson. FRONT ROW: Shirley Odegaard, Jacqueline Olson, Betty Owen, Gayle Rockslad, Nancy Magnuson, Janice Roue, Fern Maihson, Marjorie Russell, Delores Ralteuth, Melba Nygaard. BACK ROW: Dennis Voge, Calvin Vraa, Donald Thompson, Alden Sand, Oliver Swanson, Gary Smith, David Stromlund, Arvid Haas. SECOND ROW: Berlha Welsch, Patricia Smilh, Annetle Wigen, Carol Swenson, JoAnne Wold, Shirley Sorenson, Margaret Troland, Marilyn Wei- gelt, Diane Winium, Shirley St. Martin, Beverly Swenson, Geraldine Steiger. FRONT ROW: Lorraine Wikert. Yvonne Swensen, Lillian Troland, Alice Taylor, Merna Siallmo, Alice Wold, Janis Thieling, Mary Ellyn Schulke, Rose Sligen, Karen Shereok, Joan Thompson. I Donald Jorde, vice president: Oliver Swanson, president. 4 Page 27 BACK ROW: Alan Crum, Jack Carlson, Ronald Anderson, Evert Corbert, Gordon Clark, Gene Bratsch, Raymond Berg, Richard Amren, Lorenz Anton, Nlel Aase, Bernell Corrlveau. MIDDLE ROW: Barbara Black, Darlene Berg, Joan Brown, Phyllis Alby, Carol Carlson, Zona Beiswenger, Arlene Bergum, Juanita Bakke, Leland Anderson. FRONT ROW: Bette Ballingrud, Donna Busse, Bunny Anderson, Gail Brown, Janis Bugge, Shirley Bugge, Jane Bennes, Mary Ann Anderson, Bar- bara Booren, Devera Borchert, Shirley Botten. BACK ROW: Glen Gevina, Derold Dalton, Loren Engelstad, Wayne Gunderson, Robert Helgeland, Chester Dyrud, Gary Humes Lawrence Gunder- son, James Hauqen, Harlan Hallstrom, Darryl Durgin, John Hoppe, Milan Engen, Lylp Guttu. ' MIDDLE ROW: Benton Hible, Grant Gulseth, Gloria Hahner, Mary Havel, Joan Frahm, Audrey Haugen, Lois Gibson, Sharon Evenstad, Janice Hanson, Wayne Granum, James Erickson, Dale Emerson. FRONT ROW: Jean Gunderson, Ruth Hesse, Marlene Holst, Beverly Hornseth, Carol Froiland, Judith Ferber, Marilyn Gulseth, Grace Hagenbeck, Kathryn Flom, Helen Hastad. - A A A A A 4- A BACK ROW: Everett Kompellen, Christ Klelstad, Donald Langevin, Harlow Johnson, Larry Larson, Theodore Larson, Leslie Jablinske, Elling Iver- son, Richard Kruse. MIDDLE ROW: Warren Kron, Dale Klunqness, Marvin Jorde, Arthur Johnson, Eileen Johnson, Alice Klopp, Verona Lee, Ruth Klennerl, Karen King. FRONT ROW: Joanne Johnson, Shirley Johnson, Margery Lokken, Burnell Kast, Marilyn Johnson, Beverly Larson, Helen Larson, Mary Lou Kriel, Yvonne LaPorte,, Audrey Lund. 5 BACK ROW: Gary Mason, Franklin Marquette, Duane Prestby, Mlchael McMahon, Ronald Melhouse, Donald Nygaard, DelRay Ollerdahl. MIDDLE ROW: Donald Myhrer, George Nordhagen, Kenneth Noreen, Lois Peterson, Lorraine Peterson, Maxine McAdam. FRONT ROW: Joyce Rux, Vlrgene Mosbeck, Arleen Malberg, Violet Nelson, Yvonne Rodahl, Dellene Roekstad, Durelle Newbury, Janet Nelson, Mary Kay Mattson, Phyllis Magner. C'!s.5n'?A BACK ROW: Darryl Peterson, George Overbye, James Zavoral, Robert Sculthorp, Ronald Udstrand, James Torkeldson, Donald Uelend, Horst War- tenberg, David Thompson, Duane Snowbeck, Theodore- Stokke, James Olsen, Richard Olson, Raymond Thorson, Gerald Noel. MIDDLE ROW: Marshall Simons, Gerald Sanders, Earl Wilhelm, Robert Sandberg, Robert Walseth, Shirley Ann Wik, Marilyn Shumway, Beverly Wegge, Iris St. Martin, Ralph Walsberg, Delano Thorson, Glen Stephens, Frank Mead. FRONT ROW: Violet Walker, Carol Ulshafer, Marilyn Taggert, Joanne Urdahl, Esther Suronen, Joanne Sylvester, Linda Wold, Ardella Severson, Barbara Wangenstein, Marilyn Stenberg, Darlene Vad, Glen Tunheim, Lester Sabo, Lowell Thorson. NOT PICTURED: Crystalle Adamson, Armand Amiot, Shirley Beiswenger, Michelle Barzen, Dean Bottem, Carol Conklin, Donald Hasby, Ronald Hedlund, Oral Howland, Clifford Johnson, Marie Johnson, Melba Johnston, Barbara Klein, Beverly Lappegaard, Marlene Louze, Jerry Mc- Govern, Eugene Magnan, John Mead, Clarence Meyer, Ronald Mjelde, Shirley Nelson, Amoun Olson, Arlen Solem, Yvonne Stenvlk, Thelma Whitted, Jerome Wiener, Patricia Wold. W QGGJG Page Z9 BACK ROW: Gary Carlson, Kendall Kulselh, Rodney Klien, Richard Severson, Donald Wahlbeck, Donald Gunderson, Hilmar Ellingson, Thomas Mjelde, Lyle Simon, David Lee, Andy Jopnru. FRONT ROW: Milzi Hall, Mildred Auslad, Mar , , , ag- berg, Vera Bolstad, Agnes Aushd, Jeanelle Lee. y Klaven, Eva May Johnson, Wenona Wilson Palricia Torkelson Darlene Pahlen Jeanelle W I We s, k , - BACK ROW: Minnie Meyer, Mable Leigh, Lorraine Paulson, Marilyn Gangness, Donna Olson, Janel Klelslad, Darlene Malzke, Marilyn Gunder- son, Arletle Moe, Darlene Wold. FRONT ROW: Roberta Pederson, Roberla Slokke, Richard Eastvold, Clayton Thompson, Bruce Larson, Edwin Hruby, Gary Stromlund, Vernon Solheim, David Hanson, William Swick. A A M 4. 4. A BACK ROW: Robert Johnson, Dale Bergland, Jerry Valsaas, William Frahm, Dale Liggeti, Peler Adkins, Del Ray Sanders, Glen Soderberg, Jerry Vevea. MIDDLE ROW: Bonnie Meyers, Myrna Lindblom, Elody Kulseth, Marlys Gilthvedt, Alice Walker, JoAnn Sevre, Doris Belange, Gloria Udslrand, Bradley Teal. FRONT ROW: Janice Larson, Fern Nohre, Gardavon Kisch, Marlene Kellberg, Marian Koglin, Louise Knutson, Claudia Jensen, Allan Hanson, Roger Nygurd, Dennis Nelson. L 4 L .3 BACK ROW: David Reese, Lee Kjos, Richard Buriness, David Kollilz, Loren Vraa, Arvid W d l M k B e u, ar jorkman, Gregory Haokerl, Gerald Aasen, Frank Barzen. MIDDLE ROW: Ara Peterson, Floydeen Lintslrom, Gloria Johnson, lvadell Christensen, Marilyn McCrum, Connie Walters, Caryl Bugge, Nancy Snyder, Marilyn Waale, Carol Jean Bjorkman. FRONT ROW: Eunice Terpslra, Marlys Egeness, Beverly Auslad, Janis Owen, Karen Chommie, Charlene Erickson, Elaine Balvin, Patricia Zachar, Helen Gullingsrud, Doris Pic. NOT PICTURED: Margaret Gullickson, Gaylord Oak. lligc 30 S G 1 ig wo. f s , ii BACK ROW: Ronald Reese, Darryl Peterson, James Hayes, Roy Jablinxki, Dale Swenson. SECOND ROW: Wendell Sorenson, Russel Bjerken, Dean Christensen, Glenn Grindeland, David Rice, Donald Molskness, Merlyn McAdam. FIRST ROW: Inga Vatsaas, Beverly Rolandson,-lla Belange, Dorothy Walker, Dorothy Norby, Mildred Corriveau, Arlene Cote, Phyllis Beiavven- ger, Gail Peterson, Patricia Cullen, Faye Sweet, Lenore Lanska. 1? I -al :-. 9 if ' M .. y-.,.i at , A , :soya ,, , BACK ROW: Duane Mortenson. Orvln Sund, David Ulshafer, Roy Pederson, Richard Odegaard, Manvil Nota, David Fick, Delaino Blazer. SECOND ROW: Sharon Amundson, Sylvia 0'Hara, Phyllis Simon, Marion Hanson, Glenda Gausen, Carol Lokken. Lorraine Gangness, Marilyn Ode- gaard, Eileen Helgeland, Yvonne Wigen, Janice Kjensrud, Loretta Sherva, Laurie Haugen. FIRST ROW: Delores Olson, Diane Howell, Gayle Gulseth, Diane Buoen, Nora Reta Davies, Eileen Gjovik, Joyce Helegland, Carol Quam, Gail Hruby, Darlene Fuller, Janice Aase, Sharon Hendrickson. , or , A- A A, BACK ROW: John Newland. Robert Hoard, Jerold Wahlbeck, Duane Sevre, Ronald Severson, Russel Olson, Raymond Hogenson, Arden DuCham9, Clifford Strand, George Ferris, Joe Swick. SECOND ROW: DuWayne Bakke, Richard Haugen, Lyle Groslie, William Mathieu, Adrian Torkelson, Gary Johnson, Arthur Overby, Lee Bakke, Eileen Johnson, Rosalie Ferris. FIRST ROW: Carol Grendahl, Louise Stigen, Ellen Koglin, Betty Rude, Darlene Stensrud, Florence St. Martin. Carol Carlson, Evonne Drotts, Patty Kelly, Janice Peterson, Muriel Trickle, Sylvia Shereck. BACK ROW: Ronald Lawrence, Donald Bralland, Marvin Orovan, Marvin Lehr, Gordon Bredeson, Harold Ptacek, Harold Hlella, Jack Comstock Dell Chrlstlanson, Dennis Sutton, Laurel Smith. SECOND ROW: Edward Filiatrault, James Johnson, Evan Jones, Duane Oftelie, Ronald Erickson, Roger Egenes, Glen Carlson, Dean Anderson, Jon Wennberg, Marlin Hutmaker. FIRST ROW: Elaine Berquist, June Berquist, Carmelita Moflet, Marilyn Halvorson, Sharon Bugge, Patricia Clinton, Marilon Haldahl. NOT PICTURED: Milan Alby, Lorraine Bagne, Betty Ann Cheney, William Dahl, Hagold Geske, Annella Gunstenson, Arlys Hanson, Norman Has- by, Janice Haugen, Gilbert Hovland, Suzanne Humes, Darryl Johnson, Douglas Johnston, Brbara Laopegaard, Sharon Lee, Eugene Lull, Mar- lene Myhrer, Kenneth Pearson. Melvin Rodman, Donna Mae Stone, Richard Lockett. SPUHIS I Q U wk I f Page 32 This trophy case is proof of the Prowlers' superiority in various fields of athletics. While these are by no means all, the major ones are pictured here. '7aa71Juf eafie Lincoln High's students have a right to feel proud of their school's athletic achievements, both past and present. The Prowlers have been basketball champions of Region Eight five times, and in two of these years, l932 and l938, they went on to win the state title, too. ln the five years since the state high school hockey tournament was begun, the Prowlers have been on entrant twice, finishing as runners up in l945 and in third place in l95l. The Prowler track team is a title threat in the Eighth Regional track meet every year, and in regional competition, probably holds the best record of all sports. Putting everything together, Thief River's record can be placed with the best. . Athletic Director, Mr. N. Quentin Jones Lincoln High School is proud of its Coaching Staff, which it considers one of the best in the state. All of these men have had years of experience in the sports in which they are now coaching and can install these fundamentals into the boys playing under their direction. This staff has been steadily improving the caliber of athletics at Lincoln so that some day, in the not so distant future, the Prowlers will again consistently rank with the best in the state in all sports. BACK ROW, left to right: Coaches Quentin Jones, George Bale, Bob Nick, Wayne Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Larry Gilbertson, LeRoy Aasland, Mike Hajostek, Duane Lawrence, Robert Wik, Paul Hamilton, Mike McMahon, Milton Hanson, John Palmquist, Dick Bergland, Marlyn Bjorge, Spencer Marquette, Paul Perrault. THIRD ROW: Bob Simonsen, Jerry Tygeson, Darrol Vad, Bruce Williamson, Billy Maruska, Wesley Bendickson, Marvin Jorde, David Fast, Oscar Odegaard, Calvin Vraa, Lyle Guttu. SECOND ROW: tStudent Manager Rodney Eastby, Jack LaSalle, Jay McMahon, Calvin Bradley, Kenny Marquette, Cyril Johnson, Raleigh Houske, Roger Dorn, Robert Knutson, Bob Christensen, Wayne Kotaska, CStudent Manager Earl Ripleyh. FIRST ROW: Roger Williamson. Gary Anderson, Dick Bjorkman, Allen Steenerson, Harold Adolphson, Jack Erickson, Lawrence Perkins, Dono- van Narverud, Darryl Lund, Don Johnson, Charles Dioken. Not pictured: Jack Haugen. 4 The team finished the season with a record of three victories and four losses in seven games. Only two of these seven games were played in Thief River Falls. Coach Johnson's squad started out the season with a bang by upsetting the tough Walsh County Aggies 7 to 6 in a hard fought contest. After defeating Red Lake Falls 6 to O, they lost consecutive games to Grand Forks, Grafton, and Bemidji. After an open weekend, during which several players who had been injured in the three previous games were restored to normal efficiency, they walloped Crookston 33 to l3. In the final game of season, East Grand Forks, voted one of the states most powerful teams, smashed the blue and gold clad gridders homecoming hopes by a score of Bl -6. ALLIE JACK AND GARY Carrying against Crookston Take over l Page 35 CYRIL JOHNSON GARY ANDERSON JACK ERICKSON End Guard Fullback CLIFF HORTER CAL BRADLEY ROG WILLIAMSON Guard Fullback End BILL MARUSKA BOB KNUTSON LARRY PERKINS Center Tackle Quarterback Page 36 M 2 1 Y . f -2 ,. ww , W Q 41' Q N . . 7 . ', P KEN MARQUETTE JERRY ZAVORAL DONOVAN NARVERUD End Tackle Center OSCAR ODEGAARD DICK BJORKMAN CHARLES DICKEN Guard Halfback Tackle ALLIE STEENERSON PINKY ADOLPHSON JACK LQSALLE Halfback Halfbock Guard THE FIRST STRING THE SECOND STRING ROG DORN BOB GROVUM Tackle Tackle THE GRAND FORKS GAME ALLIE AROUND END Page 37 Page 38 BACK ROW: Student manager, Dave Fast, Coach Nick. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Tygeson, Larry Perkins, Cyril Johnson, Rod Eastby, Bruce Williamson, Don Johnson.- FIRST ROW: Marlyn Bjorge, Dick Bjorkman, Rog Williamson, Gary Anderson, Charles Dicken, Stan Rosengren. l SEASONS RECORD B We They 44 Goodridge 39 Sl Karlstad 24 57 Warren 40 47 Fertile Sl 36 Climax 34 74 Red Lake Folls 31 The Prowler Basketball team posted 34 East Grand Forks 56 a regular season record of ll wins 47 Crooksfon 42 and 7 losses. They finished as run- 42 Gffmd Forks 55 ners up in the District tournament to Ezigcilrand Forks a powerful Eost Grand Forks team, 40 Grafton 61 which went on to win the Regional 38 Red L0ke Fells 13 Championship at Bemidji. Led by gflizuiorks center Rog Williamson and forward 43 Bemgdig 45 Dick Bjorkman, they scored a total 55 Crooksfon 52 of lO2O points to their opponents 56 Grafton 28 917. Since only two lettermen will 70 Alverodo 47 be lost through graduation, next 60 Climax 35 , 42 East Grand Forks 50 years team should be one of the - best in Prowler history. IOZO Total 917 Page' 39 IN 5.3 Q. . X N . X x xx X5 sm 2 .,xL,,,,,,.,.L ROG WILLIAMSON GARY ANDERSON BJORKMAN POTS ONE Center Guard I STAN ROSENGREN GRAND FORKS GAME JERRY TYGESON Forward Forward ROG SHOOTS MARLYN BJORGE DICK BJORKMAN Guard Forward Page 40 DON JOHNSON ANDY REBOUNDS LAWRENCE PERKINS Guard Guard STAN SCORES CYRIL JOHNSON PROWLERS SCORE Center CHARLES DICKEN DAVE FAST RODNEY EASTBY Guard Manager Forward BACK ROW: Student manager, David Stromlund, Art Johnson, Gary l-lumes, Delano Thorson, Grant Gulseth, Coach Wayne Johnson, SECOND ROW: Franklin Marquette, Gene Bratsch, Bob Simenson, Jimmy Parkins, Junior Harbott, Arvid Haas. FIRST ROW: Bob Christensen, LeRoy Aasland, Larry Evenstad, Duane Rafteseth, Gary Smith, B7 Coach Wayne Johnson's B team posted an im- pressive record of ll wins against 6 losses for the l95O-5l season. This is quite an improvement over the previous seasons record of only 3 wins against l2 losses. The main idea of the B team is to give the boys a chance to play against competition from other towns on unfamiliar courts. Bob Carlson. The whole first team was outstanding and showed a well balanced attack, based on Dude Rafteseth and Larry Evenstad at forward and center. Dude Scores The Tipoff Page 42 BACK ROW: Cal Bradley, Robert Helgeland, Jack LaSalle, Darrol Vad, Jack Hoppe, Student Manager Earl Ripley, Coach Rolle. FIRST ROW: Lyle Guttu, Jack Erickson, Allan Steenerson, William Maruska, Darryl Lund, Dole Christensen, Gordon Bjerken. Jaw, Coach Rolle's hockey squad compiled the best record of all LincoIn's athletic teams this year by winning I8 out of l9 games, and finishing third in the state tournaments at St. Paul. The Prowlers nipped St. Cloud Tech. 3-2, but dropped a 6-2 decision to St, Paul, Johnson, who went on to claim second place in the state. The Prowlers played their best hcckey of the tournament in beating favored Southwest 3-2 for third place. One Prowler, Jack Erickson, was named to the all state team. Next year's team should be a power house, for only two letterman, co-captains Cal Bradley and Dale Christensen will be lost by graduation. State Tourney Sendhoff The First Line CAL BRADLEY DALE CHRISTENSEN Co-Captain Co-Captain We They Grand Forks 3 2 Roseau lO 2 Hallock 9 l Greenbush l7 3 Hibbing 8 5 Roseau 6 O Baudetfe l2 2 Williams 5 l Warroad 8 3 Crookston Cathedral 8 3 Hallock 7 2 Crookston Central 8 O Greenbush l3A 2 Roseau 6 I Warroad 7 2 Williams 5 4 St. Cloud Tech 3 2 St. Paul Johnson 2 6 Minneapolis Southwest 3 2 Jorde, Christensen, and Lund close in on Baudette Goal Page Page 44 .E JACK ERICKSON BILLY MARUSKA All State AL STEENERSON LYLE GUTTU All Region JACK LA SALLE DARRYL LUND All-Region All-Region GORDY BJERKEN DARROL VAD Cal and Chris accept Regional Trophy i Face off against Williams 0 0 9 Page 45 .. .. Q .. i A BACK ROW: Horst Wartenberg, Larry Larson, Jim Sculthorp, Jim Olsen, Coach George Bale. SECOND ROW: Lee Kios, Rickey Severson, Dale Liggef, Vernon Solheim, Bob Fhram, Mark Bjorkman, Jerry Veveo. FIRST ROW: Arden DuChamp, Laurel Smith, Ronald Severson, Lee Bakke, Roy Pederson, Duane Bakke, Richard Odegaard, Jim Johnson, Manvil Nota, Eddie Filiatrault, ' Jligh Bafiketdall Under the direction of Coach George Bale, these junior high school boys are learning the fundamentals of basketball. This is the first stage of high school basketball that will some day lead to Prowler stars. BACK ROW: Jim Parkins, Larry Evenstad, Bob Simenson, Arvid Haas. FRONT ROW: Bob Christensen, LeRoy Aasland, Duane Ratteseth, Gary Smith, Bob Carlson. 9 8 6 ' The sophomores lcloss of '53l replaced lost yeor's juniors lclass of 5ll as interclass basketball champs tor this year. Sporting a well balanced attack, based on o nucleus of B team players, the sophs first beat the seniors and downed the iuniors on the way to the title. VARSITY BASKETBALL HIGH LIGHTS O 0? Wx 'Wo 9- 'Iago Ofc OXN ,791-N 4' G QI QD 0D6E!57, . 3, BACK ROW: Jack LaSalle, Oscar Odegaard, Marlyn Bjorge, Dave Fast, Dick Bergland, Don Norverud, Cliff Horter, Darrol Vod. FIRST ROW: Stan Rosengren, Dick Bjorkman, Rog Williamson, Gary Anderson, Don Johnson, Bruce Williamson. tg 4 E I O O 6 One of the most coveted awards sought by athletes at Lincoln High School is membership in the Athletic Scholarship Society. These boys were admitted to this honor society this year. STUDENT MANAGERS Rod Eostby Earl Ripley Dove Fast David Stromlund Paul Perroult Loren Voldness Donald Swanson, Dick Berglond, Emil Magnuson, Jack Erickson, Stan Rosengren, Allie Steenerson, Cal Bradley. 'hack With plenty of speed, power, and a lot of potential trackmen, the Prowler track squad returns again this year with numerous titles waiting to be taken. The Prowlers are a threat in all track meets in which they participate. LOREN VOLDNESS Allie Steenerson, Don Swanson, Stan Rosengren Page 50 . My ZZ' Q, S, l l WAYNE wEFLiN 7a1n1JL-Golf ln recent years the comparatively new sports of tennis and golf have gained much popularity ot Lincoln. This year we can look for a good season in both sports, with two of last year's team returning in each sport. David Clough and Wayne Weflin are returning in tennis, while Jerry Tygeson and Wally Lane return in golf. JERRY TYGESON ml Z. . . Once again the twofold purpose of the G. A. A. has been accomplished. The first, to create an active interest in girls sports, is fulfilled by the seven sports offered and the interest the l00 girls obtained. The second purpose is to provide entertainment outside school hours for the members. This success has largely been due to the board members and the president, Cora Martinson. Advisors of the organization are Miss Audrey Larson and Miss Beverly Carlson. 1 The officers were elected at a meeting held last spring. The board members, in charge of managing the different sports, were elected at meetings held this fall. G. A. A. OFFICERS MISS LARSON lSEATED: Florence Walker, vice president, Cora Martinson, president. STANDING: Katherine Thomas, treasurer, Arlene Pederson, recording Secretary. MlSS CARLSON For each sport the girls turn out for they receive 50 points. After a member earns 800 of these points she is entitled to wear a chenille emblem, the highest award that may be earned. To earn money to keep the organization going, the G. A. A. operated hotdog stands at the football games and sold candy at a number of basketball games. Members were additionally encouraged to turn out for the various sports by the awarding of pins to the two best players in each sport. Basketball, which has the largest turn out, came to a climax with the picking of an All-Star team in addition to the two best player awards. Turn the page and see what makes the G. A. A. tick! A . 5 an A A ROW I. Delores Rallexeth, Audrey Aase, Gayle Flockstad, Lila Hanson, Beverley Jensen, Barbara Klein, Carol Frolland, Juanita Bakke, Dellene Rocksiad, Judy Ferber, Joan Frahm, Kathryn Flom, Devera Lou Borchert, Yvonne La Porte, Beverly Wegge, Audrey Haugen, Mary Lou Krlel, Shirley Batten, Barbara Wangenstein. ROW ll. Shirley Odegaard, Shlrley Jensen, Mary Ann Borchert, ,Margaret Troland, Diane Winjum, Marlyx Elofson, llene Pearson, Pat Berg, Bar- bara Bixhop, Helen Larson, Linda Wold, Lou Ann Lundeen, Darlene Lee, Arlene Mosben, Janet Nelson. Edvina Noto, Shlrley Balvln. ROW lll. Janls Thiellng, Mary Ellyn Sohulke, Darlene Alby, Lols Braaten, Gloria Brunnelle, Jo Ann Wold, Vlvian Myrom, lvanetle Hanson, Helen Kjos, Yvonne Newland, Ruth Anne Senstad, Cora Martinson, June Barstad, Jane Bennes, Barbara Booren, Lois Gibson, Carol Carlson ROW lV. Vivian McMahon, Katherine Thomas, Gloria Cloutier, Fluffy Walker, Marlys Wynnemer, Arlene Pederson, Phyllis Magner, Alice Klopp, Janice Hanlon, Lilllan Troland, Beverly Johnson, Marion Johnson, Shirley Bugqe, Janis Bugge, Marlyn Johnson. ROW V. Barbara Bjorkman, Nancy Magnuson. The first social event of the year was the G. A. A. initiation party in the latter part of September, During the day 60 candidates paraded through the school halls in a garb resembling that of scrubwomen. Another annual event, the G. A. A. mixed sleighride, was held on January 29, with approxi- mately thirty couples attending. Lots of food, games, and a program kept everyone busy. The biggest event of any year, the G. A. A. Playday, was held in the latter part of May, with eight towns attending, Basketball, softball, relays, soccer, and volleyball were played on a rotation system. The two winning teams signed their names to The Jug, a jug which each year is signed by the winners. All officers, advisors, and sports managers attended a picnic which was held a week after the Playday. EMBLEM GIRLS INITIATION i l Front Row: Vivian McMahon, Cora . . Mortinsonl Dixie Brown. Glomourous initiates Back Row: Sonia Meyer, Ruth Anne Senstad, Katherine Thomas. Page 53 RUTH ANNE Heyl lt's our serve, echoed through the gym on Mondays and Fridays in November and December during volleyball season. Ruth Anne Senstad very capably headed this sport. Each girl on the six teams who vied for the championship received 50 points. The members of the winning team-Captain Audrey Aase, Norma Belland, Janice Hanson, Beverly Jensen, Karen King, Shirley Odegaard, and Mary Ann Borchert-received ten extra points. Sonia Meyer and Audrey Aase were selected by Ruth Anne as the two most outstanding players. Each girl received a medal from Cora Martinson, G. A. A. president. CHAMPS AWARD WINNERS Not pictured: Janice Hanson, Karen l King, Mary Lou Kriel. Front Row: Beverly Jensen, Mary Ann Borchert, Audrey Aase. Back Row: Norma Belland, Shirley Odegaard. Sonia Meyer and Audrey Aase. Page 54 GET THAT REBOUND! Vivian Dixie This year's basketball teams, headed by Vivian McMahon and Dixie Brown, were among the best ever produced in Lincoln High. The championship team even proved capable of breaking a record by scoring 64 points in one game. The individual teams were captained by Audrey Aase, Yvonne Newland, Mary Ann Borchert, Sonia Meyer, and Shirley Jensen. During the tournaments the girls displayed some very fine ball playing. Team IV, captained by Sonia Meyer, came out on top in the championship game. Vivian McMahon, Kathryn Flom, Barbara Bjorkman, Beverly Wegge, Diane Winjum, Barbara Bishop, Dellene Rockstad, Beverly Johnson, Lillian Troland, and Sharon Evenstad all received 60 points for being members of the winning team. Other players each received 50 points. The season ended with Dixie Brown and Shirley Jensen being voted in as best forward and best guard, respectively. BASKETBALL CHAMPS ALL-STAR PLAYERS Front Row: Dellene Rockstad, Sharon Evenstad, Barbara Front Row: Yvonne Newland, Shirley Jensen, Audrey Bjorkman, Diane Winjum. Aase, Gayle Rockstad, Katherine Flom. Back Row: Sonia Meyer, Beverly Wegge, Katherine Back Row: Sonia Meyer, Vivian McMahon, Cora Martin- Flom, Barbara Bishop, Vivian McMahon. son Delores Rafteseth. Not pictured: June Barstad, Lillian' Troland, Beverly Not Pictured: Dixie Brown, Barbara Bjorkman. Jensen. Saccm Soccer replaced the usual football as the first sport of the season. Gloria Cloutier headed the soccer program and selected the four team captains: Darlene Alby, Cora Martinson, Florence Walker, and Gayle Rock- stad. The teams fought it out every Monday and Friday. The beginning of the season found the girls kicking their opponents shins rather than the ball. However, practice makes perfect, as they soon found out. Because ofa disagreement with Old Man Weather, the final champion- ship game between Cora Martinson's and Florence Walker's teams could Page 55 not be played. , Gbda A Strike or Bust could well be the motto of the G. A. A. members who signed up to bowl every Monday and Thursday. Marlys Elofson was bowling head. The five teams were headed by Nancy Magnuson, Carol Carlson, Angeline Vraa, and Darlene Lee. At the close of the bowling season, Barbara Froseth and Lillian Troland were awarded pins as the twc highest bowlers respectively. AAaHys Recfzealianal Speak Activities in ping-pong, shuffleboard and badminton began after the basketball season was over. Sonia Meyer directed these games. The girls received thirty-five points for all of these activities. An award of Best Player was given to a girl in each of these divisions. , Sonm The G.' A. A. closed its season with softball, which was headed by June Barstad. A number of girls turned out. Though they did not resemble the New York Yankees, they had a lot of fun, while gaining new experience. Girls turning out for this sport earned 50 points. June Page 56 Marlys 7enmJi The G. A. A. tennis players of this year were headed by Marlys Wynnemer. The girls spent a busy fall playing practice games to prepare themselves for the tournament. Not until spring, however, did they find out the year's champion, as cold weather upset the fall schedule. SOCCER BOWLING Dellene Rockstod and Yvonne Newland Barbara Froseth and Lillian Trolond BASKETBALL Dixie Brown and Shirley Jensen HEHVIIHS -34, W A -x A X J 1, . glirm f ' K., x, U-is ' I Q 'eu f v 1' N X X X . 'M X f ' w -1 Q ' I , n 6 J I 5 X X S - , ix KM ., x A N ig? - 'X Q .ff W -5 M 'SS Queen's Float Queen Ramona and her attendants Coronation all ' - 1950 With the slogan Turn the Tide on East Side, the l95O Homecoming got under way. The traditional snake dance and bonfire were held on Thursday evening. High point of the hour long pep fest on Friday afternoon was the crowning of Ramona Johnson as Homecoming Queen. Her attendants were Marion Palmquist and Greta Paulson, seniors, Joan Pederson and Marilyn Nelson, juniors, Betty Owen and Lou Ann Lunden, sophomores. Queen Ramona and her attendants rode in the Homecoming Parade, culminating at the football field with the thrilling Prowler-East Side game. Climax of the Homecoming activities was a dance held in the redecorated old gym. Junior class float Student Council float i ww-tmt ' p wintry, 2 Q This is the material life of on Indian maid. The head is that of a peace pipe, with smoke trailing from it. The fuzzball at the end of the pipe is the down of a feather. The corn signifies the most important Indian crop, and the teepee is their home. ln the background hangs a crescent moon. A canoe, symbol of transportation, completes the abstract. -B. J. M. Carol Bjerken Editor 5 ,J We - ' .fly 4,35 mv- Hifi' Bruce Bakke Boys' Sports ww, iff. fxl' .ri g. nf: 1, Jack Haugen Associate Editor Vivian McMahon Girls' Sports Clifford Horter Business Manager Martha Skaar Activities Marlene Lund Beverly McLane Administration Art , ,. .fa 5- ,- I ov, qi' si 'x X , X, Joyce Hagen June Anderson Feature Students Prowler Staff, left to right: Row l-Jeanne Tygeson, Row Ray Ose Photographers Robert Walters Advisors: Miss Margaret Waage, Mr Verner Johnson. Not Pictured, Mr. Wesley Waage. Katherine Thomas, Carol Sandberg, Carol Walseth, Marilyn Olsen. Z-Jerry Claffy, Donald Lunke Andrea Roese, Gloria Hohle, Cora Martinson, Lois Vielguth, Dixie Brown, Milan Borsheim. Not pictured: David Clough. Are all your layout sheets done? is a question which re-echoed in the dreams of the Prowler staff weeks after the Prowler had gone to press. Room 213 contained many jokes as well as much hard work. The staff sincerely hopes this book will meet with your approval. gil 'E Page 62 zlncalnfaq A A , A Q73 RUTH A. SENSTAD Editor GAiL THIELING LAWRENCE PERKINS BRUCE BAKKE Associate Editor Sports Editor Sports Editor CORA MARTINSON CAROL BJERKEN KATHERINE THOMAS News Editor Feature Editor Feature Editor LUND GLORIAN PIC TYGESON Exchange Editor Editor x. PROOF READERS: lrvy Barber, Glenice NEWS STAFF, left to right: Vivian Mc Jordo. Mahon, Joan Pederson. Carol Mason, Barbara Bjorkman, Marilyn Nelson, Donna Rood, Gloria Cloutier. Row 2: June Barstad, Doro- thy Gilbertson, Nancy Magnuson, Sonia Mey NEWS STAFF, left to right: Row 1, Carol Davidson, Margaret Williams, Jeanne Tygeson, Lois Udstrand, Pearl McMahon. Row 2: Janice Horter, Marjorie Havel, An- gelina Vraa, Beverly Jensen. er, Phyllis Nelson, Bertha Welch. i FEATURE STAFF, left to rlght: Row 1, Lila Hanson, Audrey Aase, Mary Ann Bor- chert, Annabelle Thorson, Lois Hanson, Yvonne Newland. Row 2, Audrey Hunt, Ar- dith Johnson. Margaret Troland, Barbara Holmgren, Janis Thieling. Georgia Gulrud, Shirley Jenson, Helen Kjos. FEATURE STAFF, left to right: Row 1, Ilene Pearson, Sherryll Collins, Pauline Han- son, Florence Walker, Diane Lendobeja, Jean Nelson, Ardis Anderson, Marlene Olson. Row 2, Gayle Rockstad, Marilyl Weigelt, Donna Ballingrud, Donna Bjerken, Lois Braaten, Gloria Brunelle, Arlene Pederson, Betty Matz- ke, Joan Wold, Marlos Hanson. 3 1 TYPING STAFF: Row 1, Constance Fjel- tul, Carol Sandberg, Carol Walseth, Carol inderson, June Anderson. Row 2, Marion 'aImqulst, Gloria Hohle, Marlene Lappe- aard, Marlys Wynnemer, Delores Hagen, hlrlay Hunt. BUSINESS STAFF: Row 1, Carol Sandberg, Lois Loeffler, Marian Meitzel, Jacquiline OI- son, Merna Stallmo, Glenyce Lendobeja, Phyl- lis Carlson. Row 2, Joyce Hagen, Ramona Johnson, Marlene Anderson, Betty Ellingson, Janet Humes, Lorraine Hellquist, Gloria Hohle, Rosella St. Martin, Donna Mae Lee. SPORTS STAFF: Row 1, Robert Carlson, Ralph Hanson, Milton Hanson, Bruce Wil- liamson. Row 2, Calvin Vraa, Robert Chris- tensen, Gary Smith, Richard Bjorkman, Jerry Tygeson. Page 64 l Ray Ose and Robert Walters, Miss Bussard and Mr. Carlson, Photographers Advisors Bring your supper! We're working on the Log tonight. These are familiar words to the members of the Log staff, who work early and late to put out the school paper. The enthusiasm with which the students receive the paper is a just reward for the Log Staff's labor. GHG Palme 'e Soft lights and soft music, bow ties and formals, dates and dancing . . . May 19, Prom Day, brought the eagerly anticipated social event of the season. Black and white decorations with potted palms encircling the dance floor conveyed the sophisticated simplicity of the Stork Club. FRONT ROW: Sherryll Collins, Gloria Cloutier, Glorian Pic, Arlene Pederson, Gloria Schenke. BACK ROW: David Fast, Glenyce Lendobeja, Kenneth Wedul, Marilyn Nelson, James Winjum. Page 65 i ly ss? BACK ROW: Beverly Larson, Magdalene Hasse, Martha Skaar, JoAnn McAdams, Irene Strom, June Barstad, Lois Vielguth, Katherine Thomas. THIRD ROW: Mila Burstad, Marion Palmqulst, Mavis Stenvik, Clarioe Benston, Constance Fielstul, Carol Sand- berg, Carol Anderson, Ramona Johnson. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Berg, Gall Thieling, Cora Martinson, Darlene Kruse, Gloria Hahle, Marilyn Olson, Jeanne Tygeson, Betty Elllngson. FIRST ROW: Carol Walseth, Jeanette Bugge, Ruby Alberg, Lorraine Russell, Marion Meitzel, Lois Loeffler lrvyn Barber, June Anderson, Joan Winter. 7. 14. B. Through the Teen Age Book Club, the seniors have ordered many exciting books. A meeting was held every month at which a program was presented under the supervision of Miss Skomedal, their advisor. fi.fN-fx gm f was cw Be here on time or the 'kitty' will get you. This familiar phrase of Mr. Summerside echos in the ears of the girls as they hurry down tothe band room every Tuesday and Thursday noons. This is the first year we have had a glee club, and it has been a wonderful experience for each girl. ROW ROW ROW ROW ONE, left to right: Devera Borchert, Lois Hanson, Gloria Schenke, Marlos Hanson, Dorothy Huseth, Edvina Noto, Paullne Hanson, lrvyn Barber, Betty Ellingson, Janis Horter, Dorothy Gilhertaon, Ethyl Stephens, Joan Pederson, Audrey Haugen, Marlene Lund, Arlene Peterson, Georgia Gulrud, Barbara Bishop, Marilyn Nelson, Margaret Williams, Lois Udstrand, Annabelle Thorson. TWO: Sherryll Collins, Audrey Lund, Carol Froiland, Rose Stigen, Mary Ellen Schulke, Donna Rood, Carol Davidson, Gail Brown, Glenyce Lendobeja, Burnell Israelson, Janet Nelson, Judy Farber, Marlene Holst, Yvonne Rodahl, Jeanne Tygeson, Mary Ann Borchert, Lila Hanson. THREE: Karen King, Glorian Pic, Shirley Balvin, Ilene Pearson, Barbara Bjorkman, Sonia Meyer, Gail Thieling, Joyce Hagen, Marlys Thom, Arlyce Oswald, Gloria Cloutier, Barbara Froseth, Diane Winjum, Patricia Berg, Phyllis Carlson, Janet Humes, Marilyn Johnson, Mari- lyl Weigelt, Audrey Aase. FOUR: June Barstad, Vivian McMahon, Carol Bjerken, Ruth Anne Senstad, Nancy Magnuson, Ruby Conklin. BACK ROW: Kenneth Wedul, Ray Ose, Lawrence Perkins, Darrol Vad, James Winjum, Robert Knutson, Jerry Saastad. THIRD ROW: Dennis Kleinvachter, Roger Ose, Jerry Claffy, David Cough, Duane Lawrence. SECOND ROW: Sherryll Collins, Pauline Hanson, Bernice Knutson, Pearl McMahon, Sonia Meyer, Marlys Thom, Phyllis Anderson, Carol Bjerken. FRONT ROW: Gloria Schenke, Marlos Hanson, Ethyl Stephens, Joan Pederson, lrvyn Barber, Betty Ellingson, Burnell lsraelson, Lois Braaten, Gail Thieling. Gkafmfi Mr, Frank Summerside advocated a new program for the chorus and vocal department this year- give everyone a chance. Because of this, many new groups have sprung up including: Senior Girls Ensemble, Junior Girls Ensemble, Freshman-Sophomore Girls Ensemble, Boys Octet, Girls Glee Club, Madrigal Group, and many new soloists. Mr. Summerside, director Chorus Officers: Gail Thieling, presi- dent: David Clough, Milan Borsheim, custodians, Dennis Kleinvachter, sec- retary: Burnell lsraelson, librarian. 4 BACK ROW: Donald Kverno, Orville Trontvet, Walter Rafteseth, Richard Bjorkman, Milan Borsheim. THIRD ROW: James Jacobson, Larry Johnson, Bruce Williamson, Loren Voldness. SECOND ROW: June Barstad, Joyce Hagen, Marlene Lund, Vivian McMahon, Barbara Froseth, Betty Owen, Florence Walker. FRONT ROW: Beverly McLane, Marlene Owen, Marilyn Anderson, Gloria Cloutier, Barbara Bishop, Joyce Samuelson, Marilyn Nelson, Jeanne Tygeson. Ghwm These groups first performed for the public at the Christmas Concerts December l7, l95O, and December 22, l95O. The Winter Concert provided an additional appearance on February 20, l95l, for the vocalists. Last on the agenda came the annual music contest. Senior Girls' Ensemble: Marilyn And- erson, Gail Thieling, lrvyn Barber, June Barstad, Betty Ellingson, Sonia Meyer, Burnell lsraelson. Not pictured: Marlene Lund. I 1 Boys' Octette: Walter Rafteseth, Orville Trontvet, Richard Biorkman, Bruce Williamson, Ray Ose, Dennis Klein- vachter, Jerry Claffy, Donald Johnson. 'Q ROW ONE, left to right: Mr. Harmon, Joyce Hagen, Marlene Owen, Gail Thleling, Irvyn Barber, Lois Vielguth, Marilyn Olsen, Glenice Jorde, Carol Bierken, Audrey Aase. ROW TWO: Barbara Holmgren, Shirley Anderson, Patricia Burtness, Dorothy Klennert, Bernice Knutson, Glenyce Lendobeia, Gloria Schenke, Florence Walker, Ardls Anderson. ROW THREE: Marllyl Welgellt, Jeanne Tygeson, Joan Winter, Gene Bratsch, Vern McMahon, June Barstad, Phyllis Lager, Donna Rood, Gerald- ine Steiger. ROW FOUR: Marilyn Miller, Stanford Rosengren, Patricia Wold, Karen King, David Thompson, Diane Winjum, Dixie Brown, Paul Hamilton. ROW FIVE: Nancy Magnuson, Gail Kverno, Diane Lendobeja, Shirley Sorenson, Norman Belland, Dennis Kleinvachter. Bam! The Lincoln High School Band under the direction of Robert S. Harmon has completed a very successful year with over sixty performances to their credit. The band has been faithful in playing for pep fests and all basketball and football games. One of the highlights this year was the never-to-be-forgotten trip to the University of North Dakota homecoming and the football game at Bemidji, both on the same day. At Bemidji, the band gave a Salute to the Armed Forces marching show during half time. Added attractions during the basketball season were the flashlight marching shows presented by the marching band. lntricate formations lighted with twinkling colored lights and excellent music made these shows a huge success. Mr. Harmon, director Band Oficers: Carol Bierken, president: Ruth Anne Senstad, vice president: Arnold Lindland, sutdent director: Glorian Pic, li- brarian: Joan Winter, librarian. ROW 0NE:, left to right: Barbara Biorkmen, Gloria Cloutler, Betty Matzke, Georgia Gulrud, Darlene Alby, Marllyn Johnson, Constance Fjelstul, Irene Peterson, Beverly Wegge, Ramona Johnson. ROW TWO: Darlene Lee, Angeline Vraa, June Snow, Mary Ann Borchert, Beverly Jensen, Shirley Sl. Martin, Mary Ellen Schulke, Grace Hag- genback, Ted Stokke, Nlelba Nygaard. ROW THREE: Irene Grindeland, Rodney Easlby, Barbara Wangenstein, Donna Bjerken, Helen Kjos, Paul Johnson, Shirley Jensen, Llnda Wold, Judith Walsberg. ROW FOUR: Richard Stokke, David Fast, Arthur Stenberg, Kenneth Wedul, Calvln Vraa, Kathryn Flom, Marjorie Havel, Glorian Plc, Donna Balllngrud. ROW FIVE: Lowell Drotts, Yvonne Newland Gail Rockslad, Arnold Lindland, lvanelte Hanson, Rose Stigen, Ruth Anne Senstad. Eancf February l'3 was the date of the Winter Band Concert. An interesting program of varied music was presented by the concert band of eighty-four pieces. The overture Gulls of Gaspe and the novelty number Dry Bones were among the numbers given. The Lincoln High Band was the official band of the district basketball tournament. A combined junior and senior band of one hundred twenty pieces performed during the half-time intermission of the championship game. The band and several ensembles entered the district music contest at Crookston on April Zi. The band's selection for this contest was Gulls of Gaspe. Students and faculty of Lincoln High have enjoyed and appreciated the efforts of the band this year. Let's wish them and their very capable director, Mr. Harmon, luck in l95l-52. il Saxophone Quartet-Left to right: Donna Drum Ensemble-Left to right: Audrey Fiogd, Gail Kverno, Phyllis Lager, June Bar- Aase, Ramona Johnson, Darlene Alby, Carol S ll - Bjerken. BAND PERSONNEL: Bunny Anderson, Mary Anne Anderson, Juanita Bakke, Norma Belland, Jane Bennes, Barbara Booren, DeVera Borchert, Shirley Botlen. Glen Carlson, Alan Crum, Loren Engelstad, Carol Froiland, Edward Filiatrault, Lois Gibson, Carol Grendahl, Lyle Guttu, Marllon Hafdahl, Joyce Helqeland, Barbara Holmberg, Gail Hruby, Erling Iverson, Beverly Jensen, Shirley Jensen, Paul Johnson, Louise Knutson, Yvonne LaPorte, Helen Larson, Janice Larson, Maxine McAdam, Bonnie Meyers, Janet Nelson, Jean Nelson, Jimmy Olsen, Ara Peterson, Florence St. Martin, Glorla Schenke, Marshall Slmons, Laurel Smith, Vernon Solheim, Yvonne Stenvik, Ethel Stephens, Rose Stigen, Roberta Stokke. Clifford Strano. Loren Vraa, Marilyn Waale, Arvid Wedul, John Erickson, Richard Lockett, Kathryn Flom, Grace Hagenbeck, Ted Stokke, David Thompson, Bar- bara Wangenstein, Beverly Wegge, Linda Wold, Patricia Wold, Karen King, Janice Hanson, Shirley Wik. Bancfl Senior Bond ll is composed of students who ore taking lessons. The bond cippeored in conjunction with Senior Bond I during the District Bosketboll Tournoment. CLARINET QUARTET MAJORETTES Lols Vlelquth, Marlena Owen, Gall Thiel- Barbara Holmgren, Donna Balllngrud, Judy ing, lrvyn Barber. Walsberg, Ramona Johnson, Joyce Hagen, Melha Nygaard, Marilyn Miller, Marilyl Wei- gelt. Page 71 CELESTE PIERCE 9 'YQQ 4 Rah, Rah, Rah. The cheerleaders have done much to boost athletic morale. ln their blue and gold uniform they have been a colorful attraction, going through action packed formations in front of the bleachers. '3- E Sxi , 'Qs' 3 E 0 'W' '91 my F 0812 K o f ll HH: wort it . . 3813 , In 3 S ?i 'S it -u I' N Page 72 ROW ONE: Darlene Kruse, Katherine Thomas, Jeanne Tygeson, Joan Wlnter, Marilyn Olsen, Gloria l-lohle, Irvyn Barber. ROW TWO: Pearl McMahon, Sonia Meyer, Ruth Anne Senstad, June Barstad, Carol Bierken, Martha Skaar. ROW THREE: David Clough, Harold Adolphson, Jerry Clafly, Donald Lunke, Milton Burstad, Donovan Nerve- rud. Not pictured: Jack Haugen, Bruce Bakke, Ernest Depp. Ill Mama The story is told by the oldest child, Katrin lGIenice Jordel. She tells how Mamma lRuth Anne Senstadl tries to keep her children from knowing their financial situation. Heir brother, Nels lDonovan Narverudl, her sisters, Christine lCarol Bjerkenl and Dagmar Ueannie Tygesonl, the three aunts, and Uncle Chris all add to the humor- ous and dramatic situations in the play. ls good we do not have to go to the bank. Uncle Chris and Peter Peter and Trlna 'ezmfuw ANGEL STREET is a Victorian thriller in three acts by Patrick Hamilton. The action occurs in a house on Angel Street, located in the Pimlico district of London. The time is l88O. The cast, in order of appearance: Mrs. Man- ningham, Mr. Manningham, Nancy, Elizabeth, Rough. The play tells the demoniac story of the Manninghams of Angel Street. Under the guise of kindliness, handsome Mr. Manningham is torturing his wife into insanity. He accuses her of petty aberrations that he has arranged himself: and since her mother died of insanity, she is more than half con- vinced that she, too, is going out of her mind. While her diabolical husband is out of the house, a benign police inspector visits her and ultimately proves to her that her husband is a maniacal criminal suspected of a murder com- mitted fifteen years ago in the some house, and that he is preparing to dispose of her. Then starts the game of trying to uncover the necessary evidence against Mr. Manningham. lt is a thrilling and exciting melo- Gifs? me ,aaa Six one-act plays were presented by the Thespians under the direction of Miss Virley Bagley. The contest play this year is Where The Cross ls Made. dramatic game. WILL-0'-THE-WISP Will-o'-the-Wisp is a fantasy with a four girl cast. Left to right are the sewing maid, Uanis Thielingl, the country woman, lBarba,ra Bjork- manl, the waif lLois Udstrandl, and the poet's wife, lSherryll Collins.l Page 73 SHAM Sham is a comedy with a cast of four. The Thief is Robert Knutson, Clara is Marlys Elofson, Charles is Ray Ose, and the Reporter, Marilyl Wiegelt. THANK YOU, DOCTOR Thank You, Doctor is a farce with Darlene Alby as Mrs. Lester, David Clough as Jeuileis Clark, Duane Vad as the doctor, Richard Stokke as the detective, and Donna Ballingrud as the I'IUI'Se. RIDERS TO THE SEA Riders to the Sea. This tragedy has a cast of four. Left to right: Cathleen Uoan Lindquistlg Nora, lMary Ellen Schulkelj Bartley lDuane Lawrencelg and Marenya, an old Irish woman lBetty Owenl. MEDICINE SHOW Medicine Show -a comedy with Emil Magnuson as Luter, Calvin Bradley as Gix, and Milan Bors- heim as Doctor Stevin Vanderter. ll r l. 4 WHERE THE CROSS IS MADE Where the Cross is Made. This is a theatrical drama with Jack Haugen as Captain Isaiah Bart- lett, Bruce Bakke and Carol Bjerken as his son and daughter, Nat and Sue. Donovan Narverud plays the part of Doctor Higgins, Calvin Bradley, the part of Silas Horne, the first mate, and Duane Vad, Jimmy Kanoka, a harpooner. had Gall Thlelng, secretary: Betty Elllngson, ROW ONE: Glenlce Jorde, Carol Sandberg, Marilyn Nelson, Lols Udstrand, Jeanee Tygeson, Glorlan president: Duane Vad, vlce president. Pic, Katherine Thomas. ROW TWO: Joan Winter, Irvyn Barber, Betty Ellingson, June Barstad, Cora Martinson, Joyce Hagen, Sonia Meyer, Ramona Johnson, Vivian McMahon, Dixie Brown. ROW THREE: Martha Skaar, Gail Thieling, Ruth Anne Senstad, Mllan Borshlem, Lawrence Perkins, Clifford Horter, Donald Lunke, Harold Adolphson. - ROW FOUR: Jerry Claffy, David Clough, Duane Vad, Bruce Bakke, Jack Haugen, Donovan Narve- rud, James Arneson. Not pictured: Carol Bjerken, Marilyn Olsen, Marlene Owen, Emll Mag- nuson, Orville Trontvei. THESPIANS Act well your part, therein all the honor lies. This is an appropriate motto for our National Thespian Society, Troupe 508. The troupe has been very active in dramatics this year and has presented many interesting plays. ei Winners in the annual declamation contest were: Marilyn Olsen, manuscript reading: Barbara Bjorkman, humorousg Jeanne Tygeson, dramaticg Vivian McMahon, memorized oratoryg and June Barstad, original oratory. These girls appeared at the district declamation contest at Climax. DECLAMATION WINNERS BACK ROW: June Barstad, Barbara Bjorkman. FRONT ROW: Jeanna Tygeson, Vlvlan McMahon. Page 76 NOON HOUR DRAMATIC CLUB ROW ONE, lelt to right: Pauline Hanson, Joyce Samuelson, Celeste Pierce, Corrine Mikkelson, Anderson, Lorraine Hellquist, Darlene Kruse, Lorraine Russell. Mavis Stenvik, Marlene ROW TWO: Donna Mae Lee, Joy Terpstra, Carol Anderson, Carol Sandberg, Mila Burstad, Clarice Benston, Carol Walseth. ROW THREE: Ralph Hanson, Roger Ose, Milton Burstad, Richard Fredrickson, Gaylen Ose. 4 'Glade Pantomime . . . short skits . . . extemporaneous speeches . . . The dramatic clubs have gained much practical experience in acting and production. Florence Walker, president, Evening Lowell Hillyer, secretary, Noon Hour Gloria Cloutier, secretary. Evening Pauline Hanson, president, Noon Hour E i 5 BACK ROW: Barbara Bishop, Patricia Berg, Florence Walker, Lol: Braaten, Marlys Wynnemer, Donna Bjerken, Dorothy Giltzertson, Marilyn Johnson, Norma Belland, Janis Thieling, Gloria Brunelle, Gloria Cloutier. MIDDLE ROW: Margaret' Williams, Marlys Elofson, Diane Winjum, Ilene Pearson, Georgia Gulrud, Barbara Holmgren, Margaret Troland, Mary Ellyn Schulke, Marilyl Weigelt, Edvina Noto, Beverly Jensen, Joan Wold, Donna Ballingrud. FRONT ROW: Annabel Thorson, Betty Owen, Barbara Froseth, Yvonne Newland, Helen Kjos, Shir- ley Jensen, Gayle Rockstad, Mary Ann Borchert, Sherryll Collins, Gloria Schenke. Club Club Club Club Rec! For the second con- secutive year, Ruth Anne Senstad presided over the Junior Red Cross. Cora Martinson served as vice-presi- dent, Joan Winter os secretary, and Glorian Pic as publicity man- ager. The largest project of the year was the purchase of a chest of R BACK ROW: Gene Bratch, Bruce Williamson, Jerry Saastad, David Ulshafer, Bruce Bakke, Arvid Wedul, Wllllam Ervaln, Angeline Vraa, JoAnn McAdam, Murlal Cop, Sharon Bugge, Darlene Sjolsvold, Verona Lee, June Anderson, Shirley Wlk, Darlene Wold. MIDDLE ROW: Roland Severson, Richard Severson, Loulse Knutson, Helen Gulllngsrud, Florine St. Martin, Patrlcla Burtness, Arlnella Gunstanson, Loretta Sreva, Audrey Aase, Jeannette Walsberq. SEATED: Glorian Plc, publicity manager: Ruth Anne Senstad, president: Cora Martin- son, vice president: Nancy Magnuson. Emu school and health sup- plies for a European school. Other projects included packing gift boxes and boxes of food for needy families and furnishing the Red Lake Indian Res- ervation with a library. Advisors for the group were Miss Lyda Batten and Mrs. Gun- der Legvold. l l HOT- RODSP? CURRENT ATTRACTIONS ZEHLIAN ART WINNERS Portrait . . . Landscape . . . Abstract . . . Still Life . . . These are the four divisions of the annual Zehlian Art Contest. The winners were: Landscape: Glenda Gausen, first, Claudia Jensen, second. Portraits: Ramona Johnson, first: Lorraine Hellquist, second. Still Life: Ramona Johnson, first, Mary Kay Matson, second. Abstract: Beverly McLane, first, Lorraine Hellquist, second. Genda Gausen, Claudla Jensen, Lorralne Hellquist, Mary Kay Mattson Page 78 BACK ROW: Marllyl Welgelt, Edvlna Noto, Barbara Holmgren, Dlane Wlnjum, llene Pearson, Patrlcla Berg, Nanoy Magnuson, Durella Newbury, Beverly Wegge, lrls St. Martln, Janloe Hanson, Beverly Lappegaard, Marlys Elofson, Darlene Alby, Audrey Aase, Barbara Bishop, Helen Lar- son, Arlyoe Oswald, Marllyn Johnson, Marllyn Stenberg, Barbara Wangenstein, Bunny Anderson. MIDDLE ROW: Gtorla Hohle, Shlrley Odegaard, Donna Johnson, Marlos Hanson, Margaret Wllliams, Gayle Rockstad, Llla Hanson, Shirley Botten, Gall Brown, Dellena Rockstad, Juanlta Bakke, Barbara Booren, Lois Glbson. FRONT ROW: June Anderson, Yvonne LaPort.e, Mlnnle Meyer, Marllyn Gunderson, Arlette Moe, Darlene Matzlne, Devera Borohert, Fern Nohre, Gardovan Klsch, Barbara Teal, Lols Hanson, Audrey Haugen, Mary Lu Kriel. l Pep em J Cheering, giving flash card demonstrations, presenting pep fests-the Pep Club has been instrumental in boosting the morale of Lincoln students and athletes. The club was reorganized this year under the supervision of Miss Carlson and Miss Larson. Seated: Marllyn Nelson, vloe nresldentz Margaret Troland, secretary: standlng: Kath- erine Thomas, treasurer: Cora Martlnson, president. BACK ROW: Celeste Pierce, Rose Ella St. Martin, Darlene Wold, Marlys Gilthvedl., Glorian Pic, Marlys Wynnemer, Shlrley Cote, Arlene Rlng- strand, Joan Larson, Marlene Olson, Delores Ratteseth. SECOND ROW: Marllyn Gangness, Donna Olson, Janet Klefstad, Dlane Lendobeja, Jean Nelson, Jane Bennes, Carol Frolland, Karen Klng, Marllyn Waale, Ara Peterson, Janloe Larson, Constance Walters. FIRST now: Roberta Pederson, Elody Kulseth, Joyce Samuelson, Corrlne Mikkelson, Dorothy Huseth, Lols Udstrand, Betty Owen, Barbara Froseth, Yvonne Newland, Helen Kjos. , Page 79 l ROW ONE: Mr. Harrlaon, Donald Langevin, Kenneth Noreen, Lloyd Noreen. ROW TWO: Harry Marclnlak, Vernon Everson, Duane Vatsaas, Robert Walseth, Ronald Anderson. ROW THREE: Gerald Sanders, Gerald Magnan, Donald Swanson, Bruce McCrum, Wallace Heaton. Not pictured: Lorenz Anton, Roy Bondley, James Erickson, John Erickson, James Gilbertson, Lawrence Gunderson, Donald Hasby, Raleigh Houske, Clifford Johnson, Harlow Johnson, Christ Klefstad, Warren Kron, Richard Lane, Ernest Lorenson, Frank Mead, Robert Nelson, Chester Ortloff, Robert Panek, Lester Sabo, Robert Sandberg, Glen Stephens, Richard Swanson, Robert Swanson, James Torkildson, Donald Ueland. 4.4. . Projects of the year for the Future Formers of America included a banquet held December 6, and a trip along the North Shore Drive this summer. The group, composed of thirty-nine members, is odvised by Mr. Harrison. Mr. Harrison, adviser: Donald Swanson, vice president: Lloyd Noreen, reporter: Wal- lace Heaton, secretary: Gerald Maunan, treasurer. Not pictured: Richard Lane, presl- dent. Father and Son Banquet F, F, A, Band w un -Inf. Seated: Roger Ose, Robert Walters, David Fast. Standing: Dorothy Gllbertson, Sharley Balvin, Marilyn Berg, Veronica Koralewskl, Eldora Hoefer, Donna Rood, June Van De Streak, Helen Kjos, Yvonne Newland. l l1'faaie0 Quiet . . . Lights out . . . Action . . .'this group operates the motion picture proiection machine for all the movies shown in school. 0 Glad Choose your subject well. This group of stu- dents has been receiving practical instructions in y the art of taking pictures. Mr. Johnson is the adviser of these youthful camera fiends. Seated: Richard Fredrickson. Standing: Gary Forsberg, Milton Hanson Joy Terpstra, Orland Omlid, Gaylen Ose, Ralph Hanson. Roger 0xe FRONT ROW: Beverly Larson, Carol Walxeth, Lois Taggart, Marian Palmquist, Marcella Haugen, June Van De Streek, Audrey Hunt, June Anderson. BACK ROW: lone Gangness, Gloria Hohle, Marlene Anderson, Joy Terpstra, Naomi Jansert.dCaroI Anderson, Constance Fjelstul, Ardith Johnson ,Beverly Stenvik, Mila urs a . idwmfelud Bulletin boards. . . arrang- ing books . . . These are only two of the many duties which the Library Club performs. Each girl who works 70 hours in the library is awarded a pin at the end of the year. HHHIHI QVM Q . G '-HS 1 QW-2:1 . ,I 1 ,.-'Q A X I , x X ' csc., . 4 I I I I 'VM X If qi, Q, ,. Romono Johnson and Arlene Pederson Milo and Milton Burstad Jeanne and Jerry Tygeson Darrol Vad Yvonne Haogenson and Glenice and Marvin Jorde Shirley Anderson Page 83 ' n S 'X Night Life 6 15 l Y i V Sleepytime Gals Bible Camp Beauties , z 1 Y 1 'SX xi .A li E ,Q s. Es N1 X 1 ai sgik l 'Fx ff S a . ,M .kxyysid -A . .A Get out of here! Editor at Work Page 84 -xwzw wwf 6 waz, :Wa 6 wwf' 4,1 ,, Johnson's Jalopy Matilda and Fan J Hopalong Hillyer Haugen's Heap ln- WoId's Wagon 5, -Sh wg' W 3 my f 2'x. m? Weird Music Maestro, Please! Mod Musicians! Page 85 Beords C'mon, Iet's go. Gl-'ide Riljlhf! Stepping out! These are cheerleaders? Where are you going? es- - A Q,,,,3g.X , -, o , M .H , LEW, . MA.: 'Q 3 x Charleston Free at lost. Bruce!! lvonhoe Send-off Fans e!amldze3cum E. Farley Dopp and Cost 8 or 18, Boys? Retreod Department Cho rmed, l'm sure! Page 87 Page 88 Your Smile is Your Fortune Mr. Dusk Jockey W nd M06 MBQOY 0 Eervl- Big Gome! A Penny A Kiss What Hit Them? in Me Quan! Qfcl summed. 7ime Page 89 Ain't We Got Fun Wet. l'lI Bet! Q Love in Bloom Bots in the Backfield Broadway Bait Page 90 Glau Will We, the senior class of l95l, take pleasure in pre- senting to our succeeding underclassmen the traits and distinctions of character which have identified us as individuals during our high school career. Guard these gifts well, as they are priceless. Katherine Thomas hides her pull with the teachers in a dark corner so nobody will have it next year. Arnold Lindland gives his baton to next year's student director of the band. Albert Cork leaves the local theaters to Larry Johnson. Carol Bjerken and Donovan Narverud bequeath their steady dating to Gloria Cloutier and Duane Vad. June Barstad wills first chair in the saxophone section to Phyllis Lager. Dale Christensen leaves his physique to Dick Bjorkman. Bruce Bakke's class ring remains where it has been all year. lPardon mel Guess he'Il take it with him.l lrvy Barber bequeaths her job at the Jay Bee to any ambitious janitor. Emil Magnuson leaves his skyscraping height to Roger Williamson. Robert Holbash leaves his dimples to Gary Anderson. Jack Haugen gives his witty remarks to Kenneth Wedul. Marilyn Olsen leaves her absentmindedness. lt's about time! Ronald Johnson leaves his speech complex to prospec- tive speech students. Betty Ellingson bequeaths her job as wardrobe mistress to any junior who wants a headache. Cyril Johnson would like to leave his Shave lt Or Leave lt Car, but he can't find anyone sucker enough to take it. Too bad Betty Owen and Janis Thieling aren't juniors so Marlene Owen and Gail Thieling could will them some talent. Cora Martinson and Vivian McMahon give away the G. A. A. problems gladly. Jaan Winter leaves to find a handkerchief. After the senior class play, she needs one. Clifford Horter leaves his undivided attention in Eng- lish to any unattractive junior. lPoor guyll Martha Skaar bestows her Norwegian accent to Barbara Bjorkman. iShe can save it for a year.l Jeanne Tygesan gives her liking for letters from the Air Force to Phyllis Carlson and Janet Humes. Pinky Adolphson leaves the school building to anyone who will take it. Ruth Anne Senstad bequeaths her acting ability to some lucky junior girl. Queen Ramona Johnson leaves her beauty to Marilyn Nelson. Dixie Brown gives her long legs to Glorian Pic. Greta Paulson leaves her figure. lOapsl Wrong wiIl.l Sonia Meyer wills her beautiful hair to Carol Mason. Glenice Jorde bestows her winsome smile to Marlys Thom. Burnell lsraelson leaves her singing ability to Sherryll Collins. David Clough and Jerry Claffy bequeath their flirting ways to Paul Hamilton and Jerry Tygesan. Shorty Perkins leaves his dancing ability with Rodney Eastby, who is quite capable. Robert Walters and Ray Ose give their photography interest to Paul Johnson. lThe camera is in room 2'l3.l Carol Anderson leaves her shyness to Joan Pederson. Milan Borsheim bestows his curly hair to James Jacobson. Jimmy Arneson gives his CadilIac to Donny Johnson. Marion Palmquist leaves her pins and needles, along with her sewing ability to Glenice Lendobeja. Carol Sandberg and Lois Vielguth bequeath their brains to next year's alpha students. Cal Bradley leaves his weird beard to whoever is fortunate enough to own an electric shaver. Joyce Hagen leaves happily! lFor Alabama.l And now we bid you fond farewell. Good luck and success to you in your remaining years. May you enjoy them as we did. 1' n Page 91 The Minnesotcns On an d Cqlqwoy wmmx 3 g S Jesse Phillips Robertson CQ,-I Jo gm... sephs 5, -if B. S. T. C. Concert Bond . Q- F - C . Dance Bond Haw 71 ' Sdwal G. FRED ANDERSON Vocational Auto Mechanics The Area Vocational School, with a total enrollment of forty- cne, is under the general super- vision of Mr. C. W. Pope, director. Mr. Fred Hanson is in charge of auto mechanics and Mr. Ted Mills in charge of electrical work. Students may enter from any town in Northwestern Minnesota. The boys secure actual experi- ence by taking in various makes of cars belonging to students and others and by doing electrical jobs in the shop and school system. The basic trade training is very valuable to the boys who intend to go into these particular fields. The boys have an advantage over others just starting because they become advanced apprentices. A student MRS. ALICE WOLD, R.N. Practical Nursing C. W. POPE Vocational Auto Mechanics Director of Area Vocational School Nurse. IKIAK ll!! TED MILLS Vocational Electrlclty when reaching his junior year, may take trade training and at the same time work toward graduation. Since they can con- tinue after graduation, oppor- tunities are extended to out of school youth also. In addition to the training offered for boys, a class in Practical Nursing is headed by Mrs. Alice Wold. Girls enrolled in the school total twelve. Actual working experience is acquired in local hospitals and the sana- torium. The girls also have regular studies and demonstrations. After a year of such training, a student is qualified to work in any hospital as a Practical i IIIIAIBI , . L., . f Vf. Lf. . FH Q4 13.4, BTS rf , nf Svf' 4 . ,Q 5:9 K 5 Gsm 4 'iff if W af .gy J 3-5' ww, Q52 2 if . 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