Lindstrom Center City High School - Ki Chi Saga Yearbook (Lindstrom, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1959 volume:

Produced by Classes of and O LINDSTROM-CENTER CITY Compliments of Victor Agency. Lindstrom Dedication We, the Junior-Senior classes of 1959, dedicate this annual to Mrs. Montgomery, affectionately known as Monty . PUBLICATION STAFF SENIOR EDITOR ...................................... Wayne Henrikson JUNIOR EDITOR .................................... Linda Erickson EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Judy Berglund, Gloria Holmgren, Jeffrey Johnson, Neil Lindblad, David Medin, Joyce Nielsen, Mark Ostrom, Norma Wahlgren MAKEUP LAYOUTS . Shirley Lindquist, Patricia Dumke, Kathy Schmit, Monica Eichten, Marcia Nelson, Anette Nelson, Mary Tangren, Marilyn Hedeen, Karen Lundeen, Nancy Charles, Carole Sellman, Barbara Koehn, Judy Mattson, Diane Lundquist, Mary Lindahl, Jeraldine Miller, Mark Hagstrom, Judy Rue ART Jeffrey Johnson, Wayne Henrikson BUSINESS STAFF Garice Anderson, David Johnson, Jay Norelius, Gloria Giildenzopf, Karen Videen, David Erickson, Janet Johnson, Ben Olson, Cathy Warndahl, La Vonne Marshall, Peggy Swenson ADVISER ...................................... Mrs. Ethel Montgomery Hi! RACE W THROUGH THE ANNUAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. SEATED: J. Nielsen. W. Hen- rilcson, L. Erickson. G. Holm- qren. J. Berglund. ROW 2: N. Wahlgren, M. Ostrom. N. Lind- blad. J. Johnson, D. Medin. Compliments of Lindstrom Super Market and Sundberq Agency, Lindstrom Sc6 ci acuity SUPT. MARTIN PETERSON CONRAD E. GUSTAFSON, PRINCIPAL Senior Social Studies, Chemistry Senior Adviser, Student Council Adviser MARGARET HAWKINSON H. S. and Grade Physical Education, Social Studies 9, Health Junior Adviser, Tumbling Team Adviser, Cheer- leaders’ Adviser HENRY JANZEN General Science, Biology, Drivers' Training School Patrol Adviser BRUCE KING Industrial Arts CLARENCE LINDVALL Grade School Music. Band. Chorus Compliments ot Zacharies Fairway Store, Chisago City, _________and Widmart Pharmacy. Lindstrom________ NORDICA MELIN English 7, Mathematics 7 Seventh Grade Adviser ETHEL MONTGOMERY Shorthand, Typing, Bookkeeping Sophomore Adviser, Publications, Plays, Declam r HAZEL SATTERSTROM Home Economics DAVID SCHNEIDER Social Studies 9, H. S. Boys' Physical Education, Health Junior and A Basketball, B Football, Track WILMA TRUAX English, Speech Eighth Grade Adviser, One-act Plays, Declam BONNIE DARLING School Secretary Compliments of Shafer Creamery tyrade Sc6o i faculty FIRST FLOOR GRADE FACULTY: Myrtle Johnson (Grades 3-5): Margaret Nel- son (Grade 3): Mildred Erickson (Grade 4): Margaret Peterson (Remedial Read- inq). SECOND FLOOR GRADE FACULTY: Rossie Southard (Grade 5): Lillian Olson (Grade 6): Agnes Engstrom (Grade 6) SCHOOL FACULTY: Roslyn Redlund (Grade I): Mildred Ale«ander (Grade 2): Charlotte Orbeck (Grade 2): (seated) Valeria Fredell (Grade 4); not pictured: Ruth Olson (Grade I). r , , , , ..... Compliments of Chisago Lakes Laundromat. Lmdstroi and Chisago Lakes Co-op Feed Store, Lindstrom Important people who help keep the physical part of the school plant running smoothly are: the custodians (Elmer and Clarence) and the cooks (Mrs. Nielsen, Mrs. Abrahamson. and Mrs. Peterson). The fellows who save us a long walk to and from school each day and drive the busses for our after- school activities are: Arvid Anderson. Russell Benson. Don Kuhnly, John Moody Leonard Swanson and Russell Peterson. C. Giildenzopf COOKS: Mrs. J. Abrahamson Mrs. D. Peterson. Mrs. M. Nielsen. D. Kuhnly Compliments of Eastern Minnesota Cleaners. Lindstrom, and Modern Store. Shafer L. Swanson KENT ALDEN Do I hurry? Do I worry? Frederick Wis. I. 2- Annuel Staff 4: Football 3 4- Base- bo 3 4 Class Play 3 4; One-act Play 4- Breeze Staff 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4- Basketball 3. Ambition: Auto Mechanic MARLIN FRIED “I'm not ajraid of anything; 'cept a girl! Declam 3 4 Student Council 4- Band I. 2, 3. 4- Chorus 3. 4- Class Play 3. 4- Class Officer 2. 4. Ambition: Undecided GARICE (GARCIA) ANDERSON U t can't say all we know about him; besides, he has to take this annual home. F.F.A. I. 2. 3 4 Annual Staff 4- Football 4 Baseball 2: Class Play 3 4- One-act Play 3. 4: Breeze Staff 4: Let- rermen’s Club 3. 4- Basketball Manager 3. 4 Ambition: Undecided '77 be a bac- F.F.A. I. 2. 3. 4; Band I. 2 Ambition: Undecided JAMES (JIM) HALL he I or tit till I die?? 3. 4; Class Play 3. 4. PATRICIA (TRISH) DUMKE To know her is to love her, and she is well known. Declam 4- Library Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4 Band I. 2 Chorus 2 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4; One-act Play 3. 4; Breeze Staff 3 4. Ambition: Secretary MARILYN (MAR) HEDEEN “A cute lass with lots of class. G.A.A. I. 2. 3: Library Club 2. 3. 4; Student Council 2. 3. 4 Annual Staff 4: Class Play 3. 4: One act Play 3. 4; Cheerleader I. 3. 4 Breeze Staff 3. 4; Homecoming Queen candidate. Ambition: Elementary teacher DAVID (LIEF) ERICKSON U'hen joy and duty clash, let duty go to smash. F.F.A. I, 2. 3. 4- Track I. 2. 3. 4- Annual Staff 4; Football I 2. 3 4 Class Officer 2: Breeze Staff 4; Lettermen's Club 2. 3. 4- Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Ambition: Undecided WAYNE HENRIKSON They always pick on me! Declam 4: Annual Staff 4 Band I. 2. 3. 4: Chorus 4; Class Officer 2. 3: Class Play 3, 4: One-act Play 3. 4- Chairman of Magazine Drive 4. Ambition: Undecided DAVID JOHNSON All mankind Ions a loter. F.F.A. I. 2. 4- Annual Staff 4- Chorus 3. 4- Football 2 4 Class Play 3. 4- Lettermen's Club 3 4- Basketball 3. 4. Ambition: Undecided JOSEPH (JOE) A. KLEIN A man uho’s after his ou n heart, but rather a f,irl uere after it.” Track I. 4- Class P ay 3. 4; One-act Play 3. 4. Ambition: Private Pilot GLEN JOHNSON '7 may not be handsome, but I suear I hate a dis- tinguished look” F.F.A. I. 2. 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Class Play 4: F.F.A. Basketball. Ambition: Undecided NEIL LINDBLAD A man that blushes ts not quite a brute.” F.F.A. I. 3. 4- Annual Staff 4 Band I. 2 3. 4- Baseball 2 Class Play 3 4; One-act Play 4- Breeze Staff 4; F.F.A. Basketball I 3.4. Ambition: Forest ranger or conservation work JANET (JAN) JOHNSON Kimble in the artistic line” G.A.A. I 2 FH.A. I. 2. 3: Dedam 3. 4 Library Club 2. 3' Annual Staff 4 Chorus 2. 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4 One-act Play 4- Breeze Staff 4. Ambition: Go to Europe SHIRLEY (SHIRL) LINDQUIST Think all you speak, but don’t speak all you think” G.A.A. I. 2 Library Club 2. 3. 4: Annual Staff 4 Class Officer 2: Breeze Staff 3. 4: Homecoming Queen candi- date. Ambition: To write a best-selling novel JEFFREY (JEFF) JOHNSON A football field isn’t the only place uhere you need a line. Declam 4: Student Council I. 2: Annual Staff 4 Band I: Chorus 3. 4 Football 3. 4- Class Officer 3. 4: Class Play 3 4- One-act Play 3. 4- Breeze Staff 4; Lettermen's Club 3. 4 Basketball 2. 3. 4 Ambition: High School Teacher RODNEY (ROD) LUGER A quiet man, but quite a man.' Class Play 3. Ambition: Undecided DIANE LUNDQUIST ' Able and active uith lots of poise, she lets a lot done u it hour much noise.” G.A.A. I. 2- Dedam 3. 4- Annual Staff 4; Chorus I. 2. 3 4- Class Officer 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4 One-act Play 4- Cheerleader 12 3. 4: Homecoming Queen 4. Ambition: Nursing JUDY (JUD) MATTSON She has a mind and speaks it.” G.A.A. I. 2 Library Club 2. 3 4: Annual Staff 4 Class P'ay 3. 4- One-act Play 3. 4- Cheerleader 4 Breeze Staff 3 4. Ambition: Elementary Teacher and Stewardess i JERALDINE (JERI) MILLER A man is aluays better than a book ” G.A.A. I. 2: F.H.A. I. 2. 3: Dedam 4; Library Club 2. 3 4- Annual Staff 4- Band I. 2. 3. 4- Class Play 3. 4: One-act Play 3. 4- Breeze Staff 4. Ambition: Airline stewardess JOYCE NIELSEN r A Personality, full of rascality.” rnAnA:, ' 7. Decl.a™ 3 4- Library Club 2. 3 4- Student ? o D.nnuaJ Stan 4 Band '• 2 3 4: Cl«« W«y 3 4 One-act Play 3. 4- Breeze Staff 3. 4. Ambition: Foreign Secretary JAY NORELIUS Greater men may hat e lived — but I doubt it!” Annual Staff 4 Football I. 2- Baseball I. 2: Class Play 3. 4: One-act Play 3 4 Breeze Staff 4: Lettermen's Club 4 Basketball I. 2. 3. 4. Ambition: Undecided GARY OLSON A sailor u ith a girl in every port.” Track 1.2 4- Football I. 2: Class Officer 3: Class Play 3. 4 One-act Play 3, 4 Basketball I. 2. Ambition: U.S.M.C. - Highway Patrol. Police Officer JUDY RUE ’’She packs all her troubles tn a box and sits on the cover and laughs!” G.A.A. I. 2: Library Club 2. 3, 4- Annual Staff 4: Class Play 4: One act Play 4 Breeze Staff 3. 4. Ambition: Undecided MERLON SMITH Beuare. I might do something sensational!” Track 2. 4: Basketball I. 2. 3. Ambition: Undecided i PEGGY (PEG) SWENSON I’m not a flirt; Vm fust friendly. Of.A.A. 2 F.H.A. I. 2' Annual Staff 4- Class Play 3. 4' One-act Play 4: Cheerleader 3 (sub) 4- Breeze Staff 4. Ambition: Beautician GERALD (JERRY) VALLEEN He says he is shy. but ue know better.' F.F.A. 2. 3; Class Play 3. 4 One-act Play 4. Ambition: Undecided MARY TANGREN Mj, he s mjk n eyes at me. G.A.A. I, 2- Declam 2. 3. 4- Annual Staff 4- Band I. 2. 3 4; Chorus I. 2. 3, 4: Class Play 4 One-act Play 3 4; Breeze Staff 3. 4. Ambition: Research Chemist NORMA JEAN (NORM) WAHLGREN Full of fun and mischief, too — doing things she shouldn’t do. G.A.A. I, 2: Declam 3. 4: Library Club 2- Annual Staff 4 Band 2, 3. 4: Class Officer 4: Class Play 4: One-act Play 3: Breeze Staff 3 4. Ambition: Go into Education CLASS MOTTO: Horizons Unlimited CLASS FLOWER: Yellow Rose CLASS COLORS: Yellow and Lilac Shirley A. Lindquist J oyce Alarie Niel sen ha If eleven years ago we knew The things that now we think we do, We d have done better — the best that we could, And minded our teachers as good children should. Memories for you we would like to renew: Of the fun-filled times we ve all been through, Trading pictures here and there, Brand new class rings to buy and wear, Memories of our Odd Job Day. The night we qave our first class play. This year has flown too fast, we fear; And though we see the end is near, We ve finished our tasks and had our fun. Thanks to parents, teachers and everyone! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS: Vice-President. Frank Lewis: Treas- urer Barb KoeHn: Secretary. Carole Sellman: and Presi- dent. Judy Berglund. Our representatives to Girls and Boys’ State are Judy Berqlund. David Medin. and Karen Lundeen. WILLIAM (BILL) ABRAHAMSON Men of few words are the best men. Ambition: Draftsman KENT (ALLY) ALLISON 'I behete in tomen mu energy, especially my ou n. Basketball I. 2: One-act Play 3: Manager of Basketball Team I. Ambition: Motorcycle cop CHARLES (ANDES) ANDERSON Ambition knows no rest: I must hare rest. F.F.A. I, 2. 3' Football 2. 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Basketball I. 2. 3. Ambition: Bookkeeper HERBERT (HERB) ANDERSON Not afraid to work, but not in sympathy with it. F.F.A. I, 2. 3: Chorus 3. Ambition: Beef Farmer JUDITH (JUDY) BERGLUND She’s often quiet when passed in the hall, hut always smiling and pleasant to all.” G.A.A. I ? F.H.A. I: Dedam 2. 3- Annual Staff 3- Band 1.2 3• Chorus I 2. 3' One-act Play 2 3: Breeze Staff 3- Student Council 2. 3‘ Class Officer 2, 3. Ambition: Career in Home Economics NANCY (NAN) CHARLES A quiet and demure miss is she; no nicer person can you see” Library Club 2- One-act Play 3: Annual Staff 3' Breeze Staff 3. Ambition: Secretary MONICA (MONIE) EICHTEN She has a voice like a lark and personality is another trademark.” G.A.A. I, 2 Library Club 2 Chorus I 2. 3- One-act Play 2. 3' Annual Staff 3- Breeze Staff 3. Ambition: X-Ray Technician LINDA (LIN) ERICKSON A spirit as sparkling as her hair.” G.A.A. I. 2- F.H.A. I: Annual Staff 3 Band I 2. 3 Chorus I. 2. 3; One-act Play 2 3- Cheerleader I - Breeze Staff 3: Majorette 2. 3: Student Council I: Magazine Captain 3. Ambition: Learn to Cook GLORIA (GLOR) GIILDENZOPF ”1 love men not because they are men but because they G.A.A. I. 2: F.H.A. I: Library Club 2 Band I. 2. 3- Chorus I. 2 3: One-act Play 2 3' Annual Staff 3‘ Breeze Staff 3. Ambition: Nurse JOHN (GRANNY) GRANDSTRAND He neter frets, he hasn’t a worry, he studies a bit. but there is neter any hurry.” Chorus 2. 3' Football 2. 3- One-act Play 2. 3: Letter- men's Club 2. 3 Basketball 2. 3: Track I. 2. Ambition: Sail the seven seas MARK (HEGGY) HAGSTROM Hot that I like to study less; it’s just that I like athletics best” Annual Staff 3: Breeze Staff 3: Chorus 3- Football 2. 3: Baseball I; Basketball 2. 3: Lettermen's Club I. 2. 3: One-act Play 3. Ambition: Basketball Coach GLORIA (GLOR) HOLMGREN ”A contagious giggle is her prize; she is also blessed with big brown eyes.” G.A.A. I. 2: Dedam 2. 3 Breeze Staff 3: Annual Staff 3: Chorus I. 2. 3: Library Club 2. 3: One-act Play 2. 3: Class Officer I: Magazine Captain I. Ambition: Nurse BARBARA (BARB) KOEHN Ga and swell fits her well .” G.A.A. I. 2 F.H.A. I: Annual Staff 3 Breeze Staff 3: Band I. 2 3: Chorus I. 2 3- One-act Play 2, 3: Cheer- leader I: Twirler 2. 3- Class Officer 2 3. Ambition: Teacher FRANK (LEWY) LEWIS ”Money is the root of all evil — I'm still rooting.” F.F.A. I 2, 3: Band 2. 3- Chorus 3- One-act Play 2. 3: Student Council I. 2' Class Officer 3. Ambition: Go to Hawaii LARRY LINDAHL IX’ith his gj) and teasing grin, the girls he can be sure to win.” F.F.A. I. 2. 3: Band I. 2 3: Football I, 2, 3- One-act Play 3: Lettermen s Club 2. 3 Basketball I. 2. 3: Student Council 3: Class Officer 2. Ambition: Dairy farmer MARY LINDAHL Less quiet than you think, more generous than you know.” G.A.A. I. 2' Library Club 2. 3 Annual Staff 3- Breeze Staff 3- Band 1.2 3: One-act Play 3. Ambition: Undecided KAREN (TOOTS) LUNDEEN y hat's the latest chapter in your romance. Karen?” Library Club 2. 3: Annual Staff 3: Breeze Staff 3: One- act Play 2. 3. Ambition: Marriaqe LAVONNE (BONNIE) MARSHALL A noisy little spark plug, full of flirtation” G.A.A. I. 2: F.H.A. I: Library Club 2 Annual Staff 3 Band I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2, 3: One-act Play 2. 3: Breeze Staff 3. Ambition: Stenographer DAVID (DAVE) MEDIN Life is just one thing after another; love is two dam things after each other ” Annual Staff 3 Breeze Staff. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3- Football I. 2. 3: One-act Play 2. 3: Track 2. 3: Class Officer I; Lettermen s Club 2. 3 Band I. 2. 3. Ambition: Live to be 101 DONALD (DON) MOODY There's mischief lurking in those eyes. He's one of those laughter-loving guys.” F.F.A. I. 3: Football 3: Baseball 2. 3: One-act Play 2: Lettermen s Club 3- Basketball 2. Ambition: Navy Officer ANETTE NELSON Smiling, laughing, and read) for fun. she is a friend to everyone.” G.A.A. I. 2 F.H.A. I; Library Club 2- Annual Staff 3‘ Band I 2. 3: One-act Play 2. 3- Breeze Staff 3. Ambition: Clerical work MARCIA (MARSH) NELSON A dandy girl, a loyal friend, will never purposely offend.” G.A.A. I. 2: F.H.A. I: Annual Staff 3: Band I. 2 3 Dedam 2 3- Chorus I 2. 3- One-act Play 3 Breeze Staff 3- Chorus Accompanist 2. 3. Ambition: Go to college BEN (BIG BEN) OLSON A little bluffing now and then is always done by the best of men.” Annual Staff 3: Breeze Staff 3: Football 2: Baseball 2 3 One-act Play 3: Basketball 2. 3. Ambition: Sports Announcer MARK OSTROM He ualks quietly among us, but his absence would be noticed. Annual Staff 3. Breeze Staff 3: Band I. 2. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3: Football I. 2 3: One-act Play 2: Class Officer 2: Lettermen's Club 2. 3. Ambition: Technician STEPHEN (STEVE) PETERSON If there's nothing else to laugh at, I'll start a circus of my own.” Band I. 2. 3: Chorus 3: Football 2. 3: Trock 2: Baseba l 2 3: One-act Play 3: Basketball 2. 3: Lettermen's Club 2. 3. Ambition: Shoot a Moose JOE (JOEY PAUL) PRIESLER Sometimes I sit and think: and sometimes I just sit and watch HER.” Football I. 2. 3: One-act Play 2: Lettermen's Club 2. 3: Basketball 2: Class Officer I. Ambition: Certified Public Accountant KATHY (SMITTY) SCHMIT Cheerful and silly, but never lacking something to say.” G.A.A. I. 2: F.H.A. I. 2: Library Club 2. 3: Breeze Staff 3: Annual Staff 3: Class Officer I: One-act Play 2. 3. Ambition: Private Secretary CAROLE SELLMAN Sever too quiet, never too gay, but a happy medium in every way.” G.A.A. 2 Library Club 2. 3: Annual Staff 3: One-act Play 2. 3 Breeze Staff 3: Class Officer 3. Ambition: Secretary CLYDE SWENSON 'A John Deere, a John Deere, my kingdom for a John Deere r Chorus I. 2. 3. Ambition: Beef farmer TOM (SWEN) SWENSON He's the life of his classes, but the death of his teachers'1 Basketball I. 2, 3: Chorus 3: Football 3. Ambition: Admiral in Navy MARK TITRUD It's people who work and try as hard as he, who succeed” F.F.A. 3: Chorus I. 2. 3. Ambition: My Own Game Refuge KAREN VIDEEN I know more than I dare to repeat ” G.A.A. I. 2: F.H.A. I. 2: Library Club 2 3: Annual Staff 3: One-act Play 2. 3. Ambition: Telephone Operator KATHLEEN (CATHY) WARNDAHL Happy am I, from cares I flee. Why can’t the rest of you be happy like mer North Branch I. 2: Annual Staff 3: Breeze Staff 3: Band 3- Chorus 3: One-act Play 3. Ambition: Elementary Teacher EDITH (EDIE) BLAKEY She came a stranger and remained a friend. Chisago City I. 2: Chorus 3: One-act Play 3. Ambition: Nurse RICHARD (PETE) PETERSON My knowledge has forsook me. Washington High School. St. Paul I. 2. Ambition: Air Force REBEL WITHOUT a CAUSE was presented by the Class of I960 as their junior play on April 25. 1959. llMt- tyuictc 7ei ROW I: David Albrecht (Pr . ident). Roger Allison. Car- B'elcey. Judy Brehm He'e- Cartson. Sharon Carlson (Se; retary). Janice C h a r e s. Charles Cotch. ROW 2: Patricia Cowing. $her Doyle. Beatrice Eichten. Je - Erickson. Ardyce Goransor Sharon Hanson. Phyllis Haskins Patricia Isaac. ROW 3: Alan Johnson. David Johnson. Joyce Johnson (Treas- urer), Lowell Johnson. Lorens Johnson. Kenneth Kaltenhauser Jane Klein, Judy Larson. ROW 4: Steve Lewis. Ross Luger. Kurt Lundeen. Rodney Mahn. Bruce McClellan. Judy McCullen, Michael Mellum. Raymond Monson. ROW 5: Judy Nelson. MicHae Nelson. Marilyn Nielsen. Elroy Noreen. Sharon Oberg. Terry Olson (Vice-President). RisK- erd Patten. Nancy Paul. ROW 6: Janice Peterson, Seth Peterson. Diane Rudquist. Nor- val Valleen. James Wahlgren. o f-i A | i V ROW 7: Tom Waldoch. Arlene Wikelius. Gerald Wille. Duane Zell. Compliments of Behnke Hardware, Shafer, and Rainbow Cafe, Lindstrom ROW I: Bonme Abrehamson. Janet Berglund. Tony Blakey. Arnold Carlson. Susan Carlson. Evelyn Charles Diana Chris- tiansen. Kathleen Eliason. ROW 2: Steven Fish. Gerald Grosskreutz. David Hall (Treas- urer). Joyce Henrikson. Judy Hjelmberg. Vicki Jacobson. David Johnson, Jamas Johnson. ROW 3: Karen Johnson. Leon Johnson. Richard Johnson. Kathryn Kennedy. Janet Keller. Richard Klein. Dana Lindberg Dean Lundquist. ROW 4: Barbara Marshall. Anita Mattson, Leone Medin (Secretary). Brandt Miller. James Munkholm. Dennis Mun- son (President), John Nelson (Vice-President). Suzanne Niel- sen. ROW 5: James Olson Jackie Pennings. Myron Peterson. Low- all Peterson Mary Quist. Ojars Rekis. Ellen Schoenmann, Mary Ann Schober. ROW 6: Barbara Smith, Pauline Strandberg. Jean Towson, Ger- ald Videen. Duane Will . John Warndahl. ROW I: Peggy Alden. Gret- chen Aimer, Mary Anderson. Sharon Anderson. Janet Berga- rud. Joyce Bergerud. Gary B e r g I u n d. Patsy Berglund. tyiacte Pr ) ?, A n C? O Q A JL p p «ut ajt IP ■1 r I 7 JLsi ■ J D7? i? A n A ' p : JL aJ JU V' £ pr dHk A. on n rL f: mSmk 1 tyiade Stynt r i n, 4 - J7 A Compliments of Chisago City Co-operative Assn. Manufacturers of Lakeside Brand Dairy Products 3 9 9 j n n o . ;• A' n.) o 9 n A A n n 5 n ft iVF i J v ' ' 9 A ▲ 9 0 95 9 9 tyxacie Seven • ! n y ' r 3 q m o r 3 n i y Q ft ft % 1 ' f ' j A ' A „ . i -A v r a ? ’ r v ■ - A. 15 9 9 5 5 Compliments of Julius Erickson. Center City, end Time Gift Shop, Lindstrom ROW 2: Jeanine Bylander Robert Campbell Rita Eichten. Leo Hartzmann. Cheryl Jensen (Treasurer). Janet Johnson. Patricia Johnson. Wayne John- son (Vice President). ROW 3: Rachel Leander. Mar velyn' Lewis Cynthia Magnu- son. Kristine Nelson. Richard Nelson. Linda Norelius (Secre- tary). Joan Peterson Lila Peter son ROW 4; Lynn Peterson. Robyn Peterson George Preisler. Marilyn Rue Warren Schoen- mann. Lois Sellman. Kathleen Strand. Janet Svaleson. ROW 5: Judy Wahlgren. Vir ginia Waidoch, Charles Wallin Larry Warndahl (President) Richard Warndahl. Scott Wing Katherine Schober. Paul Stegg ROW I: Mark Anderson. Peter Anderson Steven Andrews (President). Richard Beenken. Bruce Benson, James Benson. Sandra Benson. Steven Berge- rud. ROW 2: Charles Bursch. Mary Ann Carlson. Richard Carlson. Freddy Charles. Philip Eichten. Peggy Erickson (Treasurer). John Fredell. Kent Hall. ROW 3: Helen Hanson. Gary Irene. Donna Jacobson. Gregg Johnson (Vice-President) Rich- ard Lewis. Kent Lindblad. Lois Lindbloom. Barbara Long. ROW 4: Marsha Luger Doug- las Lundquist, Michael Matt- son. Paul Medin, John Miller, Kent Munson. Darlene Nelson. Patricia Nelson (Secretary). ROW 5: Raymond Nelson, Roger Nelson, Michael Ny- strom. Donna Olson. Thomas Paul Allen Peltier. Linda Pen- nine. Mary Lou Peterson. ROW 6: Pamela Peterson. Ruth Quist. Fredrick Reylek Russell Rue. Cheryl Rydeen. Mary Ann Strand. Geraldine Svaleson John Swenson. ROW 7: Raymond bwenson. Cheryl Tangren, Jacqueline Tevlin. Charles Valleen. Bruce Wahlgren. Diane Wille. ROW I: Kristine Alden. Gor- don Anderson. Donald Been- ken. Karen Berg. LeAnn Berg- lund. Pamela Berglund. Roger Branson. Larry Bylander. ROW 2: Russell Campbell. Bar- bara Carlson. Janet Cerlsted. Judy Chilstrom, Alan Cotch. Linda Davis. Pauline Eichten. Elizabeth Goranson. tyiacCe Six o kik 4L Ik, ROW 3: Daniel Grant. Barbara Hall. Steven Hallberg. Johr Hoss. Dean Johnson. Donate Johnson. Larry Johnson. Caro- lyn Jonason. ROW 4: Dorothy Kennedy. Vir- ginia Kirvida. William Klein. Fredrick Kreft. Diane Krueger. Christine Leander. Gay Lewis. Thomas Lewis. A 1 o . w .. ROW 5: James Lindberg. John Lindbloom. David Long, Carol Maguire. J o n e I I e Mattson. Sharon Myhre. Linda Nelson. Suzette Norelius. Compliments of Andrews Men’s Wear. Lindstrom. end Center City Feed Mill ROW 6: Lenire Oberg. Pei-ne Olson. Delwin Peterson. Petri, cia Peterson. James Richard son. Kathleen Sandberg Thomas Schober, Kathleen Se'l man. ROW 7; Laurel Shogren H«f old Smith. Lyle Stream Sharon Swenson, Karen Tacheny. Greg ory Waldoch. Mark Wike' .% Mark Wing. « ROW 8: Karen Wallin. Elerd Wayne Marilyn Wille. piacic '?ive rs n W - ) 0 n O rs if 'Xu 1 V • - j � n A : 0 • ¥■ n r ''i L 0 JLL e ,7 « A. .X - n n r.v k 4 . n - ’ m n @ ROW I: Kathleen Albrecht. Gary Beenken. Antoinette Bel- linger. Carolyn Benson. Janine Benson. Mark Bergerud. Bar- bara Boo. Thomas Campbell. ROW 2: Allen Carlson fcrregg Carlson. Nancy Christensen. Leslie Clemens. Mary Lou Cow- ing. Linda Dreckman. Karen Haqert. Randy Hagstrom. ROW 3: Robert Hawktnson Nancy Henrikson, John Ise- brand. Diane Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, James Kirvida. Carol Kein. Roy Kreft. ROW 4: Richard La Valle. Ed- ward Mack. Donna Melquist, Daniel Miles Pamela Miller, Steven Monson. Linda. Myhre Gary Nelson. ROW 5: Peter Nelson, Richard Nelson. Thomas Nelson, Terry Nelson. Mark Nielsen, Richard Nielsen. Bruce Olson, Jana Ol- son. Compliments of Lindstrom Creamery Association and Lindstrom State Lumber Company ROW 6: Wayne Peltier Eric Peterson. Janice Peterson Gayl Quist, Jerome Schober, Charles Shogren. Russell Stag. Lucinda Swenson. ROW 7: Phyllis Swenson Don- ald Tachney. Ronald Valleen Diane Videen. Gary Waldemar. Donald Wille. Charles Wikelius Mark Wolcott. kOW I: Gregory Anderson. Lee Anderson. Pamela Ander- son. Wayne Anderson. Jerome Appleby. Terrance Campbell. Barbara Carlson. Gloria Carl- son. ROW 2: Keith Carlson Gerald Cottingham. Eileen Eichten. Shirley Eichten. Lana Erickson. Lynn Erickson. Ned Froberg Deborah Green. ROW 3: Carol Goranson. Linda Grandstrand. Mary Gustafson. Robert Hecht, R o y Hjelm- berq. Allen Hoefler Jean Hol- comb. Larry Hultman. ROW 4: Robert Isebrand. Glenn Johnson. James Johnson. Sandra Johnson. Trudie John- son. William Johnson. Robert Kent. Donald Klein. ROW 5: Floyd Larson. Gary Lindblad. Sandra Ann Loe Linda Luti� Muriel Mack Bruce Mattson. Jerome Mattson. Linda Medin. ROW 6: David Mellum. Laura Michael. Holly Miles. Coleen Monson, Steven Monson. War- ren Nelson. David Olson. Thomas Olson. V • nfL ' f; o � % v O n o o O - «tl 7 (Sfuuie pom. A H r n A a r% r 1a ' n n a •- 4M, Ik eh aV)l. i r r ■ r (O •' Q 9 . % W ' ■ 4 rfflA vl h -L 4 p Q O A A A A A n A it f. v S, SX dm n ' r ' i 4 % ROW 7: Alan Paterson, Kant Pannings Gary Peterson. Patri- cia Peterson. Merlin Peterson. Rocille Peterson. David Praisler Joy Richardson. ROW 8: Larry Sandberq Rick ard Schober. Beverly Schoan mann. Christine Sellman. Karen Shogren. Susan Shogren. Lyn. rell Starr. Jean Louise Stag. ROW 9: Riclcy Stenberg, Lynda Stream. James Swenson. Vichy Tacheny. Ilene Thelenhorst, Janice Wayne. tfrade ec ft r 4 4 «ft « 4 I ‘ROW I: Alfred Anderson. Scott Branson. Rebecca Brit , Kathleen Carlson. John Camp- bell. Lynn Charles. Suxanne Christensen. Harvey Corey. V k) n i ) % 1 f 9 0NB ft ft ft Aa. Ye 5 f? H ft ft i i) ,.v r ft a rv A w Ja ...aJUL ROW 2: Geraldine Cotting- ham. Donald Dreckman. John Eichten Mary Fischer. Michael Gattenby. Thomas Grant. Dale Greeley. Douglas Greeley. ROW 3: Neil Hall. Timothy Hallberg, Loretta Holm. How- ard Hultman. Brian Johnson. Lewis Johnson. Steven Lindvall. Rocky Lindberg. ROW 4. Jennifer Lounsbury. Karl Lundeen. Connie Lutx. Sandra Maguire. John Mattson George Nelson. Janan Norelius. Barton Oberq. tl v Q 0 n f) k ROW 5: Rebecca Otto. Pam- ela Peltier. Michael Peterson. Marilyn Reed. Dean Schoen- mann, Craiq Sellman. Lorayne Stream. Kathleen Swenson. ROW 6: Robert Svaleson. Les He Svaleson. David Waldoch. Marilyn Wikelius. Norman Wikelius. Carole Wille. ROW I: Carmilla Anderson. Joan Anderson. Patricia Apple- by. Cindy Benson. Jean Blakey. James Bloom Dexter Bylander Richard Carlson. ' ROW 2: Bruce Carlstad. Patty Chilstrom, Dorothy Cotch. Paul Eichten. John Fischer. Dale Fredell. Nora Froberg Shelley Greene. ROW 3: Barbara Hecht, Scott Hultman Marilyn Isaac. Bar- bara Johnson, Gail Johnson. Mary Johnson, Bradley Kent Peter Kreft. ROW 4: Paul Lindbloom. Wil- liam Lockrem, Michael lute. Allen Mack Mark Magnuson. Keith Mattson. Vicki Mattson Wayne Mattson. ROW 5: Diana Melquist, Craig Moody. Kim Myhre. Myles Nel- son. Cynthia Olson. Gregory Olson. Connie Oosterheis. Gloria Peterson. i 1 ?! ROW 6: Reid Peterson Sandra Peterson. Susan Peterson. Daph- ne Rudquist. Rei Rue. ROW I: Gary Anderson. Ste- phanie Bellinger Theodore Benson, David Borman. James Brehm. Hollis Britz. Debra Campbeau. Sandra Campbell. a fitAcLe, One Compliments of Ostrom's Fairway. Lindstrom. and Lindstrom Greenhouse a - -1 ROW 2: Nancy Dreckman. td win Eichten Gregory Gunk Donna Greeley. Cynthia Greene. Pamela Hartimann. Alan Hecht. Katherine Johnson ROW 3: Randy Johnson. A berta Juberigan. Jeannie Kent Kathryn Klein. Kathleen L'nd- vail, James Lounsbury, David Lounsbury. Maiine Luge ROW 4; Shirley Lundell, Lavonne Videen Ricky Waldemar. ROW 5: Mary Jo Otto. Donna Peehl, Leland Peltier Sue Pen- ning , Suzanne Peterson. Jay Quist. Thomas Quist, Colleen Randall. x ! ROW 6: Linda Reed Steven Rolig. Keith Scheff. Joel Schmitz. Donna Schober. Nic- holas Schou. Richard Shogren, Shirley Shogren OH, NO we’ve LETT OUT SO WE 1st, 2d, AND 3d DRAPERS 9| JO 4U� i Ji v - m Mk Ik h , ROW I: (Grades I and 3) Clare Lundquist. Brad Mattson, Daryl Melquist. Patricia Myhre. Clare Nelson Brian Olson. Jo- nelle Olson. Grade 3: Raymond Valleen. ROW 2 (Grade 2) Daniel Blakey. Rebecca Sauter. Bon- nie Scheff Jonathan Sellman. Pamela Sellman. Dolores Scha- ber, Sharon Shogren. Carol Sorenson. r: J ' ' ’ V m ROW 3: (Grade 2) Julia Stan- quist. Kevin Starr. John Swen- son, Dennis Videen, John Vi- deen, Douqlas Waldoch. Kris- tine Walen, Judy Willie. Compliments of Joe's Cafe. Shafer, and Corey Oil Company, Lindstrom Without the patience and hard work of our director, Mr. Lindvall, the band and choir could not be the successful organizations that they are. We appreciate it, Clancy! The high school and community are proud of our ambitious and successful Chi Hi bands. The pep band encourages school spirit in support of our football and basketball teams. The concert band presents worthwhile music at their annual fall and spring concerts. The marching band represented the community in the American Legion parade at Golden Valley this past summer, where they took first place. The band marched in other parades of the surrounding communities as well as for the Lindstrom Water Carnival parade. At the homecoming activities the band swung into orbit with a swing-band half-time show. The band accepted again the invitation to participate with one hundred other bands in the High School Band Day activities for a University of Minnesota football game. At the Minnesota State Fair the band took first prize in the Parade of Pep Bands in competition with ten bands. The prize was a beautiful trophy and a check for one hundred dollars. This year, as in recent years, the band finished off the school year's activities at the Music Festival. The festival was held in Forest Lake on April 10. 1959. Stu- dents displayed their talents in various instrumental en- sembles and by playing solos as well as in the band. Compliments of Ko hn Chevrolet. Lindstroi ROW I. (left to right): Kathy Kennedy. Frank Lewis Kathy Eliason. Leone Medin. Diane Rudquist. Joyce Nielsen. Mary Lincfahl Mary Tangren. Linda Erickson Bar- bara Koehn. Marcia Nelson. ROW 2: David Medin David Hal! Rachael Leander. Joyce Henrikson, Steve Peterson. Cathy Wamdahl. Janet Berglund. Peggy Alden. Jean Erickson. Susan Carlson, Judy Nelson. Sharon Hanson. ROW 3: Gloria Giildenzopt. Anette Nelson. Karen Johnson. Judy Hjelmberg. Kathy Strand. Norma Wahlgren. James Hall. Kenneth Kaltenheuser. Patsy Johnson. Neil L.nd- bled. Lavonne Marshall Judy Berglund. ROW 4: Mr. Lindvall. Jerald.ne Miller. Marilyn Nielsen. Diane Christensen. Wayne Henrikson, Jim Johnson. Larry Lmdahl. Alan Johnson. Scott Wing. Patsy Berglund. Marlin Fried. Mark Ostrom. An attractive addition to our marching band is our majorette, Linda Erickson — along with our high-stepping baton twirlers: Paul- ine Olson. Barbara Koehn, and Joanie Mattson. Compliments of Lindstrom A W Drive Inn Vic and Bert Nulton. Props. ROW I. (left to right): Arlene Wikelius. Kathy Eliason. Pat Dumke. Diane Lundquist. Marilyn Nielsen, Judy Berglund. Judy Hie'mberq Gloria Glildenjopf, Carole Blakey. Mary Quist. LaVonne Marshall. Susan Carlson. ROW 2: Ellen Schoen- mann. Marcia Nelson. Diane Rudquist, Monica Eichten. Diane Christensen, Janet Johnson. Joyce Henrikson. Bonnie Abra- hamson, Joyce Johnson Linda Erickson. Gloria Holmgren, Leone Medin, Barbara Marshall. Kathy Kennedy. ROW 3: John Nelson. David Johnson. Dick Patten. Frank Lewis. John Grandstrand Herbert Anderson. Mark Titrud. Karen Johnson, Cathy Warndahl. Mary Tangren. Barbara Koehn. Jean Erickson. Edith Blakey. Janet Berglund. ROW 4: Marlin Fried. Tom Swen- son. Mark Ostrom. Steve Peterson. Jeff Johnson. David Medin Wayne Henrikson Mark Hagstrom. Steve Fish. Alan John- son. Charles Cotch. Clyde Swenson. Norval Valleen James Johnson James Wahlqren. These fifty-five vocalizers have had another busy year. Early in the fall they began rehearsing for their annual Christ- mas choral concert. Shortly before the concert the choir went Christmas carol- ing. performing their concert numbers at the Bethesda Home for the Aged, the Chisago Lakes Hospital, and the St. Croix Memorial Hospital. Then they re- turned to school for a mistletoe dance. After Christmas, the choir had more re- hearsing to do for the spring music con- test, (at which they were rated with an A ) and for their spring concert. Fol- lowing this concert, the season ended with the melancholy notes of r'Halls of Ivy sung by the seniors. Compliments of Cold Storage and Community Meat Market, Lindstrom Compliments of Ray Nelson, Motors, Lindstrom The season began with practice two weeks before school started with a few lettermen returning from the line, but with an experienced backfield. The first two weeks were spent in preparing for the long season ahead. The first of our nine games was with Chisago. Here our inexperienced line could not hold the seasoned Chi- sago backs down, and we lost 33 to 13. The team next ventured to Taylors Falls, where we showed a little improvement, but still needed work, as we beat a mediocre Bluejay team only 13 to 6. Our coaches, Mr. Randall and Mr. Schneider, knew that we could not beat a powerful team like Moose Lake with play like this, so we worked very hard on our block- ing and tackling, that week. Although the final score does not show it, the game was very close, as we had the score 13 to 12, in the third quarter, with the ball on the 8-yard Jine, but could not score. The Lakers then capi- talized on our natural letdown and made two quick td's making it 26 to I 3. Coaches Chuck Randall and Dava Schnaidar with Captain Jeff Johnson The high point of the season was at North Branch the next week. This time the team was really up. Lief, Jeff, and Kent all made breakaway runs of fifty yards or more, and the team really looked like a football team should. One person remarked, It was the most interesting game I've ever seen, professional included. The final score was 27 to 13. After the victory with North Branch. Chi-Hi traveled to Forest Lake. There Chi-Hi was set for another victory when luck ran out. All five seniors were injured early in the first half. Despite the injuries. Chi-Hi held the Forest Lake offense to three touchdowns. The final score of the game was 19 to 6. Then the disheartened Bulldogs, still suffering from injuries, lost to Rush City 21 to 0. This was the poorest game that Chi-Hi played all season, with Rush City hav- ing an easy time to reach the qoal line. During the next two weeks the Bulldogs won two shutouts — one against Pine City, I 3 to 0, and another against Fridley, 27 to 0. Chi-Hi ended the season with a heart-warminq vic- tory at St. Croix. Assisted by the hard running of Jeff Johnson and Kent Alden, the team played one of the best games of the season, defeating St. Croix by a score of 27 to 7. This qame ended the high school careers of 5 seniors: Kent Alden, Garice Anderson, David Erickson David Johnson and Jeff Johnson. 5% FRONT ROW. (Left to right): J. Preisler. J. Grendstrand. G. Anderson. K. Alden. Jeff Johnson. D. Erickson. D. Johnson. Steve Peterson. D. Medin. SECOND ROW: Dave Schneider (Asst. Coach). N. Valleen. R. Luger. Seth Peterson. L Lin- dahl. S. Lewis. C. Anderson. THIRD ROW: D. Klein. Jim Johnson. M. Ostrom, M. Hagstrom, D. Albrecht, J. Munkholm, Chuck Randall (Head Coach). LAST ROW: B. Klein. J. Nelson. T. Swenson, A. Johnson. T. Olson. T. Weldoch. stt' John Grandstand '59 co-captain Tom Swanson £tuU THitA 5 TViwi, 4 a Jaff Johnson All-Confaranca Captain '58 Jo Praislar Larry Lindahl All Confaranca '51 Complimants of Chisago Lakas Clinic, Lindstrom Benny Olson Charles Anderson John Grandstrand Tom Swanson Oava Johnson Jeff Johnson A fine Chi Hi team rolled up a record of 13 wins and 7 losses for the 1958-59 season. Starting off the season, they were victorious in their first four games, beating Fridley 59-32. Taylors Falls 58-45. Alumni 43-41. and Foley 55-44. After a 99-65 loss to Rush City, the Bulldogs came through to dump Pine City 72-62 and Chisago City 78-48. Chi Hi fell behind North Branch 75-60. The fighting five lost to highly-rated Forest Lake 66-59. The Bulldogs got on the right track again by trounc- ing Taylors Falls 77-57 and Fridley 61-20. Rush City proved too much for Chi Hi as they lost 68 41. But the Bulldoos beat Pine City 72 62 and Chisago City 68-49. The last two games of the regular season Chi Hi lost to North Branch 75-62 and to Forest Lake 77-53. In tournament play the Bulldogs again beat Pine City 61-49 and Chisago City 55-44 to win the subdistrict championship. In District 25 play, a fired-up Chi Hi team met Sandstone and spilled them 67-49. In the district semi-finals, the Bulldogs lost to Forest Lake 81-53 to end the season. Compliments of Russ's Phillips 66 Station, Lindstrom, and Faska's Shoe Store, Lindstrom Steve Peterson Terry Olson Lorry Lindahl Jay Noralius Mark Hagstrom Dave Erickson NAME G FGM Anderson, Charles ......... 15 Erickson. Dave 20 107 Grandstrand, John . 14 2 Hagstrom. Mark ............ 20 117 Johnson, Dave ............. 15 Johnson, Jeffrey ........— 20 51 Lindahl, Larry ............ 17 14 Norelius. Jay ............. 20 Olson. Benny .............. 15 8 Olson, Terry .............. 19 14 Peterson. Steve 20 45 Swenson, Tom ............... 9 0 Totals .................... 20 451 FTA-FTM % TP AVE. PF 5-1 20 15 1.0 21 50-34 68 248 12.4 38 15-3 20 7 0.5 3 91-63 68 302 15.1 57 19-10 52 28 1.7 23 52-31 60 133 6.6 72 31-15 48 43 2.5 28 72-50 69 204 10.0 53 18-9 50 25 1.5 3 25-15 60 43 2.2 15 110-61 55 151 7.6 51 10-7 70 7 0.7 3 498-284 57 1206 60.0 367 CODE — - games; FGM - field goals made: FTA • free throws attempted: FTM • free throws made: % • percentage- TP - total points: AVE. • average: PF - personal fouls Compliments of Chisago City Telephone Company “A” TEAM L to R. Judy Mattion Peggy Swanton Marilyn HacUen Diana Lundquitt Queen Diane; attendants Marilyn Hedeen and Shirley Lindquist: junior attendants Riclry Shogren and Mary Jo Otto. 'rtyorttecatttiHy 95% The ««citing annual event Homecoming was started on N vember II. when the seniors seiec ed queen candidates. The lucky git chosen were: Diane Lundquist. $h ley Lindquist, and Marilyn Hedee two of whom were cheerleadei They also selected the Homecomir slogan: Cage the Jays.” Homecoming was Friday night. December 12. The seniors had decorated the gym elaborately, and everyone had great expectations. The evening s festivities were started off with the crowning of the Homecoming queen. The majorettes. Jeraldine Mil- ler and Pat Dumke. formed the arch through which marched the junior attendants. Ricky Shogren and Mary Jo Otto followed by the queen candidates The awaited moment of the crowning of the 1958 Homecoming queen was near; and. as co-captams Jeff Johnson and Lief Erickson walked from one at- tendant to the next, they finally crowned Diane Lundquist as the new queen. After Queen Diane and her attendants had been escorted to their royal throne, the game against Taylors Falls began. Between halves, the high school band performed a drill routine and soft-shoe dance, concluded by a salute to the two opponents. The Bulldogs won over the Bluejays with a score of 77-57. The evening was concluded with the traditional dance for which the Tom Lynch Band provided the music. Compliments of Chisago Lakes Dairy. Lindstrom B BASKETBALL TEAM—ROW I. (left to right): J. Olson, R. Klein. J. Johnson. J. Nelson. D. Johnson. O. Rekis. ROW 2: G. Wi e, C. Cotch, J. Munkholm. D. Albrecht M. Mellum. K. Kaltenhauser. Compliments of Alexander Company, Shafer LETTERMENS CLUB—ROW I. (left to right): M. Fried. D. Johnson. K. Alden J. Johnson. D. Erickson. J. Norel.us. G. Anderson. G. Johnson. ROW 2: C. Anderson. J. Preisler, D. Medin. S. Peterson J. Grendstrend. M. Hagstrom B O son. D. Moody. M. Ostrom. L Lindahl. ROW 3: Mr. Schneider (adviser). J. Munkholm. D. Albrecht. R. Luger. N. Valleen. T. Olson. S. Lewis. A. Johnson. K. Kaltenhauser. Mr. Randall (adviser). TUMBLING TEAM—ROW I. (left to right): R. Peterson. M. Strand. P. Nelson. D. Olson. J. Tevlin. J. Towson. J. Henrik- son. ROW 2: M. Quist. K. Kennedy. L. Medin. K. Johnson. B. Marshall. D. Lindberg. K. Eliason. R. E.chten. Mrs. Hawk.n- son (Coach). Compliments of Lindstrom Hardware and Ralph Peterson's Service Station, Center City ST. JOAN—Seated (left to right): Gary Olson (D’estivet): David Albrecht (Ladvenu): Wayne Henrikson (Chaplain of England): Diane Lundquist (Joan): Standing: Jay Norelius (Guard): Ben Olson (D'Courcelles); Linda Erickson (prompter and costumer); Gance Anderson (Executioner): Mrs. Montgomery (director): David Medin (Cauchon), Jeff Johnson (Inquisitor). When the one-act plays, basketball tourney, and declam practices were all over, the final one-act play for presenta- ion at the sub-district was cast. The play was part of the sixth scene, better known as the trial scene, from G. B. Shaw’s , he costumes were colorful, the make-up was excellent, and the players' actions and words kept the audience alert to every line. The play had a historical background known to most students. Compliments of Coast to Coast Store, Lindstrom, and Dressel Oil Company, North Branch PUBLICATION STAFF ACTIVITIES STAFF—SEATED: J. Mattson. M. Nel- son, B. Koehn. L Marshall. P. Swenson. D. Lund quist. ROW 2: M Hagstrom. D. Medin. M. Ostrom. M. Lmdahl, C. Wamdahl K. Alden G. Glildenzopf. MAKE UP STAFF—FRONT ROW: J. Nielsen. P. Dumke, J. Berglund. K. Schmit. ROW 2: M. Hedeen, N. Wahlgren. M. Tanqren. S. Lindquist. J. Rue G. Holm- gren. BUSINESS STAFF—FRONT ROW. Left to right: B. Olson. D. Johnson, J. Norelius. D. Erickson. N. Lind- blad. N. Wahlqren. G. Holmgren. D. Lundquist. ROW 2: P. Swenson. P. Dumke. J. Johnson. G. Giildenzopf. L. Marshall. C. Wamdahl, K. Lundeen, K. Videen. ROW 3: G Anderson. D. Medin. Not Pictured: Jeraldine Miller. Compliments of Johnson’s Photography, Chisago City (tyvtfaia tyUttfy This has been an especially active year in the field of drama activities. The highlight was a drama workshop under the leadership of Ray Lammers of the Drama Advisory Service of the University of Minnesota. About a hundred students at- tended the afternoon sessions: a near-blizzard cut the evening attendance to about forty. Make-up character consistency, bodily action, effective gestures and facial ezpressions were all emphasized. A MARRIAGE PROPOSAL Cast: Gary Olson, Patricia Dumke, Garice Anderson THE SEEDS OF SUSPICION Cast: Marilyn Hedeen, Janet Johnson, Joyce Nielsen, Neil Lindblad, Jay Norelius, Diane Lundquist, Kent Alden, Wayne Henrikson KEEP YOUR HALO STRAIGHT Cast: LaVonne Marshall, David Medin, Gloria Giildenzopf, Karen Videen, Bennie Olson, Linda Erickson, Steve Peterson, Karen Lundeen THE MURDERS OF MIRIAM Cast: Jeff Johnson, Judy Mattson, Peggy Swenson, Mark Hagstrom, Mary Tangren, Judy Rue BROKEN REHEARSAL Cast: Judy Berglund, Edith Blakey, Kathy Schmit, Nancy Charles, Mary Lindahl, Cathy Warndahl, Carole Sellman, Monica Eichten, Gloria Holmgren, Jeraldine Miller On One- 4tt 'Ptay f Another activity was the presentation of ten one act plays: and appropriately seventy students from qrades ten. eleven, and twelve enacted their plays before audiences in evening showings. One play was given as part of the Christmas as- sembly program, and another play was given during the April program. Most of the plays put the accent on comedy, al- though there were a few serious moments in some. These activities were under the direction of Mrs. Mont- gomery and Miss Trua«. POP READS THE CHRISTMAS CAROL Cast: Kent Allison. Larry Lindahl, Frank Lewis, Anette Nelson, Marcia Nelson, John Grandstrand, Barbara Koehn. BETTY, BEHAVE! Cast: Jean Erickson, Sheri Doyle, Marilyn Nielsen. I SMELL SMOKE Cast: Judy Nelson, Seth Peterson. Norval Valleen, Michael Nelson, Diane Rudquist, Lorens Johnson. WILLIE VELVET, HOMICIDE DETECTIVE Cast: Judy Brehm, Roger Allison, Patricia Cowing, Carole Blakey, Janice Peterson, Janice Charles. Ardyce Goranson, Mike Mellum, David Albrecht, David Johnson, Terry Olson SCHOOLBUS ROMANCE Cast: Tom Waldoch, Alan Johnson, Charles Cotch, Joyce Johnson, Sharon Hanson, Arlene Wikelius, Mike Nelson, Jane Klein HOME SWEET HOMICIDE was presented as the junior play in April. 1958. The class was especially proud of the stage setting as it present, ed a beautiful terrace outside the home of Mrs. Carstairs. The right side of the scene was banked with evergreen trees, and a picket fence and gate went around the stage to the corner of the house — the kitchen entrance. Lawn furniture gave an air of summertime. The cast was: Marilyn Hedeen (Marian Carstairs): Wayne Henrikson (Archie): Joyce Nielsen (April): Diane Lundquist (Dinah): Judy Mattson (Polly Walker): Neil Lindblad (Wallie Sanford): Janet Johnson (Mrs. Cherington): Garice Anderson (Mr. Cherington): Kent Alden (Rupert Van Deusen)- Rodney luger (Frankie Riley): Jeffrey Johnson (Bill Smith): Joe Klein (Sergeant O’Hare): Jay Norelius (Pete): Patricia Dumke (Joella)- Gary Olson (Slukey): Marlin Fried (Flashlight): Peggy Swenson (Wendy): Jerry VaHeen (Mag): James Hall (Joe): Jerald.ne Miller (Betsy). The director was Mrs. Montgomery, and Norma Wahlgren and Mary Tangren were student directors. AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS. Senior Play. November. 1958. (left to riqht): Glen Johnson (Bose): Kent Alden (Judge Obadiah); Joe Klein (newsboy)’ Jerry Valleen (Flanagan): James Hall (Blackstone): Marlin Fried (Stuart): Neil Lindblad (Colonel Stamp Proctor): Mari- lyn Hedeen (Myra Fi ): Judy Mattson (Emily): Joyce Nielsen (Mrs. Murchison): Wayne Henrikson (Passepartout): Janet Johnson (Gertie, the flower g.rl): Jeffrey Johnson (Phileas Fogg): Rudy Rue (Bertha Brown): Diane Lundquist (Princess Aouda): Gary Olson (Ralph): Jay Norelius (Captam, Indian)- Jeraldine Miller (Sally Norris): David Johnson (Framji. the Hindu): Garice Anderson (Detective Fix): Mary Tangren (Jen- ny). SEATED: Patricia Dumke (Ann. a stagehand); Norma Wahlgren (Angelica Brown): Peggy Swenson (Nora, a stagehand): Shirley Lind- quist (Sign girl). This unusual play took place in 1872. The scenes were not set with regular scenery, but were rather suggested by a few props — in- dicating shipboard, ship's dock, street scenes, court scenes and London homes. The direction was under the same people as the junior play: Mrs. Montgomery. Mary Tangren. and Norma Wahlgren. Compliments of Lindstrom Security State Bank c 1 u V V M h DAKfc IRetteC 'ZOit tMtt 4 (factae Scenes were portrayed in three lighted areas of the stage: street scenes, police court, con- sultation room, cliff-side, the homes of the Stark family and the Browns, and the interior of an old mansion. The characters in this intensely dramatic play were: Frank Lewis (Jim Stark): Tom Swenson (Buzz Gunderson): Larry Lindahl (Officer Mullen): Kathy Schmit (Judy Brown): Ben Olson (Plato): Edith Blakey (Mrs. Davis): Stephen Peterson (Ray): David Medin (Mr. Stark): Linda Erickson (Mrs. Stark): Mary Lindahl (Grandma)' Lavonne Marshall (Belle): Judy Berqlund (Miss Hannington): Mark Ostrom (Crunch): Joe Preisler (Goon): Mark Hagstrom (Moose): Marcia Nelson (Helen) Barbara Koehn (Millie): Gloria Holmgren (Lecturer): John Grandstrand (Mr. Brown): Carole Sellman (Mrs. Brown); Donald Moody (Officer Green): Charles Anderson (Officer Grey): Gloria Giildenzopf. Anette Nelson. Monica Eichten Cathy Warndahl, Karen Lundeen Karen Videen, Nancy Charles (teen-agers and passerbys). Mrs. Montgomery was the director. LOCAL DECLAM PARTICIPANTS—ROW I. (left to right): J. Nielsen. M. Nelson. L Erickson. ROW 2: M. Nielsen. M. Tengren. P. Dumke B. Koehn. N. Wohlgren. ROW 3: C. Werndehl. G. Holmgren. J. Berglund. J. Johnson. D. Lundquist, K. Allison. ROW 4: D. Rudquist. W. Henrikson, F. Lewis. M. Fried. D. Medin, J. A. Johnson. M. Hagstrom. G. Anderson. During the month of February, every room not in class use usually echoed to the voice of some practicing speaker. On February 25. Miss Anne Simley of the MSHL came to judge the entries in our local contest. Chosen to take part in the sub-district meet at North Branch on March 11 were Wayne Henrikson, Garice Anderson. Frank Lewis. Gloria Holmgren, Marlin Fried. Mary Tangren. Joyce Nielsen, and Judy Berglund. The first three (Wayne. Garice, Frank) went to Sandstone on April 6 to take part in the district competition. Mrs. Montgomery is adviser of this group. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council acts as a representative organization for the student faculty and student body meet to iron out difficulties arising in our school. The students are ed on an essay on what the student council means to them. STUDENT COUNCIL—SEATED, (left to riqht): M. Hedeen (President)- D. Lundquist (Vice President) • J. Berglufd (Sec- retary and Treasurer); L. Lindahl. BACK ROW: M. Quist. L. Norelius. R. Peterson. H. Hanson. K. Eltason. T Olson. M. Mattson. A. Goranson Mr. Gustafson. Not Pictured: M. Fried. SCHOOL PATROL—ROW I. (left to right) R Carlson P Nelson. R LaValle M. Berqerud. R. Nelson. ROW 2: F. Rey I e k. S. Bergerud. S. Swenson. P. Swenson. N. Henrikson. G. Johnson R. Nelson. MAGAZINE CAPTAINS—(Left to right): B. Long. R. Lewis. J. Mattson. W. Henrikson. L. Erickson. K. Eiiason. S. Doyle. L. Sellman. Compliments of Lindstrom Bakery and Center City Garage FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA—ROW I, (left to right): J. Nelson. R. Klein. D. Johnson. G. Grosskreutz. E. Noreen. G. V deer. D. Wille. D. Lundquist. M. Peterson B Miller. ROW 2: G. Wille. O. Rekis J. Johnson. J. Munkholm. T. Waldoch. R. Luger, S. Lewis. M. Titrud. H. Anderson. K. Lundeen. L. Johnson. ROW 3: Mr. Rohner (adviser). D. Moody. N. Lind- b ad G Anderson. D. Johnson. D. Erickson. J. Hall. G. Johnson. C. Swenson. C. Anderson. F. Lewis. L. Lindahl. LIBRARY CLUB—ROW I. (left to right): Mrs. Gall (Adviser) K. Schmit. P. Cowing, S. Lindquist. J. Nielsen, J. Peterson K Lundeen J. Charles. J. Klein. S. Oberg. ROW 2: P. Haskins B. Eichten. J. Brehm. J. Nelson. P. Isaac. S. Hanson. N. Paul, C. Se' man. M. Lindahl. ROW 3: J. Rue M. Hedeen. J. Mattson J. Miller. P. Dumke. P. Swenson. G. Holmgren. N. Charles. K. Videen. LIBRARY CLUB The members of the Library Club serve as student assistants in the library. This part.apat.on in library tasks is voluntary, but provides a social service to the school. Compliments of Till's Freeway, Shafer, and Kent Inc. Roofing and Siding Co., Center City 1. C. Swenson 2. M. Ostrom 3. F. Lewis 4. K. Schmit 5. J. Preisler 6. B. Koehn 7. K. Allison 8. K. Warndehl 9. N. Charles 10. L. Marshall 11. M. Nelson 12. L. Erickson 13. D. Peterson 14. C. Sellman 15. J. Berglund 16. L. and M. Lindahl 17. S. Peterson 18. G. Holmgren 19. T. Swenson 20. D. Medin Compliments of Lewis 66 Station and Cafe. Center City, and Shafer Feed Mill N. lindblod M. Tongren 21. B. Olson 22. E. Blakey 23. K. Lundeen 24. M. Titrud 25. K. Videen 26. A. Nelson 27. M. Eichten 28. B. Abrahamson 29. H. Anderson 30. C. Anderson 32. S. Giildenzopf 33. J. Grandstrand 34. M. Hagstrom Janet Johnson M. Hedeen Compliments of Eastern Minnesota Cleaners. Lindstrom, and Modern Store, Shafer J. Nielien i. Noffliw� J. Mill«r C. Johnson Scan ic view. A. Nelson G. Giildeniopf. L. Marshall Come on girls: swing it!! J. Miller. P. Swenson I lug ' Jeff Johnson J. Mattson Legs. J- Miller Big shots? M. Ostrom. D. Medln. D. Moody J. Grandstrand. J. Preisler it love? J. Berglund N. Valleen W. Himi J. Rue Getting your beauty sleep? S. Doyle Oh. no!! J. Johnson Glamour girls of yesterday. P. Swenson. K. Fink. K. Chellquist, G. Giildenzopf. L. Erickson. Glamour girls of today. P. Swenson. P. Dumke L. Marshall. L. Peterson 3S3 fCD —) % K 5 ffiz i r ■yso x L Ax •s Aa. V JT REBEL without a CAuSE I me WORLD V SO DfyS Compliments of Shorty’s Cafe. Center City, and Ben Franklin, Lindstrom