Little Falls High School - Flyer Yearbook (Little Falls, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1947 volume:

H A '00-N I - QFHYL.,'A,,,Nq,,L.,.,,i,.,-..-,,--n,,,.,-1-,-, - .nu -+..,- V -4---Q--1.-1. 1- f A , , 4 1' . I 1' l ' fx' 19 e' 1 . f 1-.4 4,4 gc ,.-1... ...-.w..,.:..,,...- -...UNI ..,. . .'.V..-.--.- .,.....f- L, ,D r by-fx ww ww F L Y E R Zadie adm Jw sczmz JI? Q axlifiibl' , , - vw - -. 4 yr ' I . ff My CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF f-'Y DAT ANDEIQSUN ,mg ' CHUCK IQANDALL DEIDICATION To Principal L. H. Wendt We sincerely dedicate this 1947 edition of the Flyer Annual. Mr. Wendt has ably and faithfully served our school for seventeen years as a classroom teacher, assistant principal, and principal. We extend our congratulations to Mr. Wendt for his fine record of service and Wish him many more years of success. F11 x S ' l Wlq Q W ' ' x N W 7,3524 , , - . gala p ll wh ' kllunf9 Y 465 QTL? sgfff A V .flgwia X , ? Z CUNIIENIS Admfnfftratioh,FQcuity,StuJeh'l'. 5 . . 7 Organizatfons ..... ..... Q. .... ...MSS A'blwle'lIfc:S . .... .... . Sl Featwes..,, .....s9 Play Boys A Breath of fresh Air Sharpie Melon-choly Bug in a Tree Flower Boys Ho Hum!! Whistle Bait A Darlene Pose Smile Purty Time to Rest Dead Shot Hold It Have A 7up Best Friends Vacation Beauties Corner Conference Icy Waters Busy Bodies Hmmmm I ! I Chomp Chomp Pais Forever Knee to Knee M , ADMINISTIQATIUN FACULTY STUDENTS Principal Lawrence H. Wendt Principal Wendt has been famil- iar to Little Falls, High School stu- dents since 1930 when he joined the faculty. In his seventeen years at Little Falls High School he has served as a classroom instructor, assistant principal, and principal. Mr. Wendt assumed his duties as high school principal in 1944. He is a graduate of the St. Cloud State Teachers College, St. Cloud, Minn- esota, and has done post-graduate Work at the University of North Dakota. Superintendent Paul J. Hanson Superintendent Hanson assumed his administrative duties at Little Falls High School in July of 1946. He attended the Valley City State Teachers' College, Valley City, North Dakota, and was graduated from the agricultural college at Fargo, North Dakota, with a degree of Bachelor of Science. Mr. Hanson received his Master of Science degree at the University of North Dakota. Before coming to Little Falls, Mr. Hanson served as superintendent at Breckenridge, Minnesota. Faculty DORIS V. ADAMS Mathematics LEONA ALSAKER Librarian MYRTLE C. ANDERSON American History RACHEL E. ANDERSON General Science RACHEL V. ANHORN Home Economics DOHERTY BRESNAHAN English IX BERGETTA J. ENSTAD 5 Practical Chemistry and Practical Physics B. F. EVERSLAGE ,ff Chemistry and Physics ' FRANK P. FABRO ' Industrial Arts Q Ia- 4 i inf FLORENCE P. FELDE English X LOUIS FILIPPI Industrial Arts and Physical Education ARDIS FINSTUEN Senior High Mathematics EDWIN GUSTAFSON Biology ROBERT K. HAMM Junior High Science DAGNY HAUGRUD Art, Junior High Penmanship and Spelling BETTY HUNTER' X5 School Nurse ' NIME S. JOHNSON Junior High Social Science CHARLOTTE KENNEDY Counsellor and Mathematics h SQ .NE Q 1.1 1 . 1 A J it . I 'i Faculty SUSAN KREMER Junior High School Mathematics NAOMI L. LARSON Commercial DARLYNE V. MAGNUSON English XII and Assistant Director of Dramatics CHARLES D. MARTIN English XII, Speech Sz Director of Dramatics BEATRICE I. MILLER Commercial JOHN T. MUNDAHL Social Problems NORMA E. NELSON Girls' Physical Education CHARLOTTE M. OLSETH Home Economics EDWARD F. O'ROURKE Assi tant Principal and Latin I-II ioiiwmh CARL C. PERRY Industrial Arts KENNETH L. PICKNEY Music and Band LUVERNE E. POWERS English XI . JOYCE QUESENBERRY Business Relations and English IX EARL RUDGREN Agriculture I-II CAROL MAE SANDSTROM Spanish I-II and American History ARVID SCHMECKPEPER Modern History, Economic Geography, and Athletics HARVEY A. SHEW Boys' Physical Education and Football Coach ARLYN E. STENERSON Junior High English Cooperative Vocational Training ' H. D. McIntosh Vocational Co-ordinator FRANKLIN D. STUDLEY Business Relations, Basketball Coach, and Athletic Director DOROTHY A. VIKER Director of Vocal Music Veterans' Agricultural Training Raymond L. Kulbeck J. G. Maier Bertrum Winger Custodians Viellette, Richards, and Clifford. CNot Picturedb Wiherski Hot Lunch Department, Mrs. Delahunt Office Force: Elaine Goergen, Shirley Preimesberger Ruth CNot Picturedl Mrs. Clark ' Larson .ml lm. 5. THE GIQADUATE MQW TZWJW yx Y f q , f, 1Q , LS f S t0gTap hs ,WWW ,Ky uf , 5,42 LZ I MTWW M3534 W wimgjwwj gf W' 5 gi 'X' -biz? xQ5rKiflq , f 2 My Q2 !, W : f A fu Z aww fi M Wi? R i Xgqojjjyj 4 f ! , j 1 5 Qf F ,g,1,.7,., GENE C. ABRAHAMSON WILMER L. ADAMS ARNOLD ANDERSON Senior High Chorus 3, Senior High Boys Glee Club 3. JIM ANDERSON HERBERT ANDERSON Student Council 3, Chorus 1,Boys Glee Club 1, National Honor Society 1. RALPH ANDERSON ROGER A. ANDERSON NOR1 AN BALLOU F. .A. 4. GEORGE BATTERS ,I Capt. Football 2, Hi-Y 2, L. F. Club 1. MARITA BEDNAR JEROME BENSON LORRAINE V. BENSON Cho us 2, Glee Club 2, Triple Quartet, Junior Cl Play, lyer 1. S SHIRLEE BENSON lee Club 3, Chorus 3, Flyer 1, Comet's Tale 3, Pres. ibrary Club 2, G. A. A. 1, Y-teens. RANCES BETO -' f VERNIE BETO li v BENEDICT BIRCHEM JAYNE BJORNSTAD Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Band 3. JEAN BJORNSTAD I ' Band 3, Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Triple Trio 2, Double Sextet. JAMES BLAKE Hi-Y 2, Glee Club 3, Chorus 2. JOHN BLAKE Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Student Council. VIOLA BOISVERT Cheer Leader 4, Senior Class Play, Y-Teens 1, Glee Club 2, Junior Class Play. DOLORES A. BORGSTROM Glee Club 1, Chorus 1. THERESE BOROS Comet's Tale 2, Editor, Chorus 2, Tripl Trio 2, Glee Club 2. LEONARD CARLSON I li - BETTY J. COPLEY My Comet's Tale 1. Q ROSE DANKO Flyer 1, Comet's Tale 1, Health Council 1. CORINNE M. DEPPA Chorus 3, Band 2, Glee Club 3, Triple Trio 1, Triple Quartet 1, Student Council 1. DOLORES DOUCETTE Chorus 2 Glee Club 2 JOYCE M. DOUCETTE l , , 0 . ' Chorus 1 Glee Club 1 ng 1 b MAXINE DOUCETTE G. A. A. 1. VIOLA M. DUGAS FRITZ ERDRICH Football, Basketball, F. L. Club. LLOYD EYSTAD F. F. A. 3. STANLEY FOSS J. A. S. 3, Flyer 2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. MILDRED E. GABLENZ Student Council 2. MARIANNE GASTECKI Y-Teens, Bowling, Comet's Tale. LEO GAU DONALD GISH Football 2, Basketball 2, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Hi-Y 2, L. F. Club 1, Sextet. CAROL GRAY Chorus 1, Glee Club 1, Library Club 1. ROBERT S. GRETTUM Junior Class Play, Track 1, Football 2, L. F. Club 1, President, Chorus Glee Club, Hi-Y 3. DAVID GRIFFITH Football 4, Basketball 3, Baseball 3, N. H. S. 2, L. F. Club 1. PATRICIA M. GORDON Glee Club 3, Y-Teens 4, Student Council 1, G. A. A. 1, Chorus 3, Bowling League. L 1 , X ,ff X ' ,fix , ,pf f lf 1 'Tx 5 IONE HALL Comet's Tale. RUBY HALL IDA HAMILTON G. A. A. 1, Comet's Tale 1. Y? BOB HARRIS Band 3, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Hi-Y 3, J. A. S 2, Boys Octet 2, Jr. Class Play, Senior Class Play, Flyer 2, Pep Squad Cheerleader. LLOYD C. HAYE v KARL M. HEGG LAURINE E. J. HEIDERSCHEID LEONA HLAD WESLEY HOFFDAHL Football 1, L. F. Club 1. HARRIET HOEFSTEDT Library Club 2, Glee Club 1, Chorus 1. DONNA HOULE RICHARD HULTKRANS Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Chorus 133 Bqand 3, Flyer 1, J. A. S. 3, Pep Squad, . . S. MARY ANNE HUNT Y-Teens 1, G. A. A. 1. FRIEDA JANSKI Girls' Chorus 1. HERMAN JOHANNES CYRI JOHNSON G.A.A. 3, Flyer 1, Bowling League, N.H. S., Pep Squad, JEROME S. JOHNSON Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Student Council, Sextet. VIRGINIA I. .JOHNSON DALE JONES F. F. A. 3. JOHN KATZMAREK Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Bowling, Student Council 1. BETTE L. KILLIAN JEROME T. KLEIN ALVIN KNOPIK MILDRED KOLLODGE Chorus 1, Glee Club 1. JOAN C. KOSLOSKY Band 3, Y-Teens 2, President, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Mixed Octet 1, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, gy? Staff, Bowling League, Red Cross Council 2, . . S. ALBERT LAMPERT Glee Club 3. GLEN D. LATTIMER F. F. A. 3. LOIS J. LeDOUX G. A. A. 2, Y-Teens 3, Glee Club 3, Chorus 1,Art Club 1, Senior Class Play, Bowling. CLARENCE LEPINSKI LORRAINE LIGHTNER MELVIN J. LOIDOLT Chorus 1, Glee Club 1. LaRAYNE V. LUST Girls' Chorus 1. DONNA MCNAMARA f 1- -f I V. DICK MQINTOSH W - Student Mgr. 1, Chorus 3, J. A. S. 4, L. F. Club 1, Flyer Staff. JERRY MADSON Chorus 3, Band 3, Glee Club 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Hi-Y 3, J. A. S. 3, Flyer Staff 2, Cheerleader, Pep Squad. VIRGIL MARSHIK EDWARD MAURER F. F. A. 1, Glee Club 2. LORRAINE MEINERT G. A. A. 2. ERMA LINDA MERKLING DONALD M. MERRICK Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Hi-Y 3, Art Club 1, President, Band 3, Red Cross Council 2, N. H. S. President, Flyer Staff 2, Vice President Senior Class. ALICE B. MEYER Drum Majorette 2, Health Council 1, Tumbling Team 2. CLIFFORD MORAN KENNETH MUNSON F. F. A. 3. LEO MUSIELEWICZ DENNIS NELSON Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Hi-Y 1, L. F. Club 1, Flyer Staff 1, Bowling League, Comet's Tale 1, Football 2. JULIETTE M. NELSON Chorus 2, Glee Club 2, Triple Quartet MARILYN NELSON Glee Club 3, Chorus 3, Comet's Tale, Library Club, Flyer Staff, Triple Quartet, Triple Trio. RICHARD O. NELSON Student Council 2, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Mixed Octet 1. WALLACE O. NELSON Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Band 3. GILBERT NOE Chorus 1. CHARLES NIEMAN F. F. A. 3. WILLIAM NOYES Hi-Y 3, Basketball 1, Chorus 1, Glee Club 3. ARLENE OOTHOUDT Band 3, Chorus 1, Flyer Staff 1, Tumbling Team 1, . Pep Squad 1, G.A.A., Junior Class Play, N. H. S. W RONALD OBERTON F. F. A. 3, Comet's Tale 1. LUCILLE O'HOTTO ' CMJ . Chorus 1. ' J We . I J F, L. RAMONA OLDAKOSKI ' Glee Club 1, Chorus 1, Library Clu , Triple Trio. EDWARD OSOSKI DONALD OSTROOT Hi-Y 3, Band 3, Chorus 3, Octet, Glee Club Pres. CLEM OTREMBA STAN PATYK Bowling. LORRAINE PERLINGER HARLEY J. PETERSON M., ' ll JEANNE E. PETERSON - Band 3, Chorus 3, N. H. S., Glee Club 3, G. A. A. 3, Flyer Staff, Mixed Octet, Bowling League, Pep Squad. ANN N. Posr WILLIAM PRUZINSKE MM LAVERNE PRZYBILLA Library Club 1. VERNON RADKE CHUCK RANDALL Student Mgr. Football, Basketball2, Baseball 3, Hi-Y 2, President, Flyer Staff Editor, L. F. Club, Band 3, Health Council 2, Student Council 3, Red Cross Council, N. H. S., Senior Class President. RICHARD A. RANDALL Glee Club 3. DARLENE A. RANGE Glee Club 2. LENORE G. RAUSCH Glee Club 1, Bowling League, Girls' Chorus. GLORIA L. RAVELING ' Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, G. A. A. 2, Y-Teens 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. KATHLEEN E. RAYMOND Band 2, Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Flyer Staff 1, N. H. S., Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Senior Class Secretary. ' LOUIS REILLY Hi-Y 3, L. F. Club, Basketball 1, Baseballs3, Glee Club 2, Chorus 2, Health Council 2, Student Council 1. RAYMOND RINGWELSKI F. F. A. 3. DALE M. RITCHIE MARIE ROCHELEAU ' Glee Club 1, Health Council 1. F. F. A. 3, Glee Club 1. DONALD RYLANDER Basketball Captain 2, Chorus 3, Glee ub. , L. F. Club 1, N. H. S. FRANCES SALITROS Glee Club 1. THOMAS D. RUDOLPH J 7' - 1 ROBERT SALZBRUNN GEORGE SCHILLING CELIA SCHLANGEN G. A. A. 3, President Y-Teens 2, Band 3, Chorus 3, Senior Octet 1, Glee Club 3,N.H. S., Pep Squad President, Triple Trio, Bowling League. 4 V Q '-N W? S. nf. HOWARD SCHLESKY Student Council 3. ELEANOR SCHREINER ROSEMARY M. SCHULTZ LeROY G. SIE GEL BETTY SIMONET G. A. A. 3, Y-Teens 3, Glee Club 1, Chorus 1 Bowling League. RAYMOND SKINNER Chorus 1. A f, ,f f . ,jf II' ,' OJ . 'J . f GENEVIEVE J. sMoL1K 33: , All LT' cf' DAVID SLADEK if If 'W ,nr f' LESTER SOD f ll, ' :W Hi-Y 3. ' M DANIEL STANEK F. F. A. 3. KENNETH STEIN RICHARD STILLER LOUIS STUMPF Glee Club 1. KENNETH SUPER DOROTHY C. SYMANIETZ WAYNE THOMPSON Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Hi-Y, Band 3, J. A. S. 2, N. H. S 2, Flyer Staff. 6' EUGENE s. TILLMAN 0 ' ARCHIE TRETTER Football 2, L. F. Club. DENNIS TUHOLSKY EUGENE C. VALENTINE .L. F. Club 1, Student Council, Football, Basket ball, Baseball, Glee Club, LOUIS E. VALLEY DAVID VAN ORSDEL Football 1, L. F. Club 1. DOUGLAS VAN ORSDEL Senior Class Treasurer. LLOYD VOLTIN ANTHONY VORNBROCK JOHN WACHLAROWICZ Football 3, Hi-Y, L. F. Club, Flyer Staff. SYLVESTER WALDVOGEL ' rl' x JAMES R. WARMUTH LeROY WAYTASHEK FRANCES WELINSKI xl G. A. A. 1. LEONARD F. WELINSKI Chorus 3, Glee Club 3. PETER WICZEK JEANNE WILCZEK Chorus 3, Glee Club 3, Mixed Octet 1, Triple Trio 2, Y-Teens 2, G.A.A.2, Bowling League. MARILYN WILCZEK Y-Teens 3. PAT A. WINKLER J A S THELMA WOLTERS Junior Class Play. ELEANORE WORLIE HUBERT ZYVOLOSKI Football 1, L. F. Club. Senior Class Advisers Senior Class Officers Miss A. Finsteun , Mrs. D. Magnuson President ....... ..... ......... . ........ C h uck Randall Mr. L, Filippi Vice President . A A .... .. Donald Merrick Mr. C. Martin - Secretary A .... A . A Kathleen Raymond MT- J- Mulidahl Treasurer... A Douglas Van Orsdel Mr' C' Perry Mr. K. Pinckney -21- tmiofr Class Juniors Advisers President ,..s,.....,s ..s.. O liver Mueller MT- B-,EV9Sl3g? , , , Miss B. Miller Vice President eeeee L ssss Bodie Larson Miss M, Andefson Treasurer eeee.e,e, Anita Venners M1S31X1!Ej. ETlhIf?i1L11?1dgren Secretary ...i. .i.. M elvin Grell Miss L. Powers Mr. H. Shew Room 208-B. Eveslage First Row: LaVerne Allerman, Theresa Bellefeuille, Betty Cook, Pat Anderson, Helen Beto, Barbara Bermel. Second Row: Lawrence Bernardson, Mary Jo Copa, Phyllis Carlson, Vivian Bisson, Betty Bloxham, Marion Chock. Third Row: Fred Ballou, Carolyn Ball, Bill Blaine, Betty Butler, Jeanette Coates, Dorothy Copa, Fern Beto. Fourth Row: Herbert Beckman, Leland Brill, William Brausen, Don Carpenter, Ray Bessler, Elphege Bieganek, Room 204gB. Miller First Row: Myron Gutman, James Hunnel, Ramona Dehn, Doris De Wald, Frances Dombovy, Beverly Gammon, Marlis Friesinger Howard Doucette. V ' Second Row: Marion Harrington, Melvin Grell, Rose Ann Frerich, Ardis Houchins, Lorraine Helmerick, Leon Flicker, Ardis Gunderson Kenneth Elvin. Third Row: Leonard Doucette, Arlo Houchins, Bud Dickson, Joan Hill, Judy Engel, Robert Gelhar, Lucille Ebertowski, James Gau Fourth Row: Fielding Holmes, Donald Harrison, Conrad Gau, Alex Hanschen, Donald Gammon, Bob Erdrich, Bob Haber, James Gross -22- N. 3 l .fb J, T, il 47 ' YR, ff rf?-1 Tb fs fo ,T J T1 Q 'NX 53 r-an N44 6 XJ 5. rf? Q JUNIORS Room 212-AM. Anderson First Row: June Kazeck, Bob Killian, Joan Lattimer, Helen Knopik, Lucille Karpinski, Emmy Lou Koprek, Alan Kronbeck. Second Row: George Kaslow, Joe Johnson, Grace Kozulla, Jane Hunt, Arthur Lilga, Elaine Jarvis, Dorothy Johnson. Third Row: Bodie Larson, Delores Kohs, Pat LaFond, James Karnowski, Floyd Johnson, John Kurtz. Fourth Row: Shirley LaFond, Wilfred Jelinski, John Kline, Howard Johnson, Leford Kohs, Eldon Keehr, Ardy Larson. Not pictured: Pauline Jost, Richard LeMieur Room 101-R. Anhorn First Row: Gerald McGuire, Gerald Oothoudt, Phyllis Olson, Galilee Nelson, Margorie Mason, Jo Ann Nelson, Robert Munson. Second Rowli Russel Oberton, Bernard Maurer, Cecil Majerus, Judith Nelson, Doreen Novotne, James Mallon, Wayne Lorentzen, Eugene und. Third Row: Gayle Meschke, Paul Nieman, Joan Morisette, Evelyn Norberg, Lois Jean Nutter, Oliver Mueller,Bebe Longley. Fourth Row: Bernard Marshik, Floyd Olson, Francis Marstein, Gerald Mueller, Arthur Norr, George Norr, Le Roy Ohs. Not pictured: Dale Orton. Room 104-E. Rungren First Rowh Mildred Pierzina, Donna Mae Rebischke, Arlene Ritters, Margaret Skwira, Esther Ringwelski, Marcelline Otremba, Carmen Schnei er. Second Row: Bonnita Shipman, Joe Schubert, Bernice Rychner, Elaine Rudek, Mary Ann Seelen, Ralph Skinner, Alvin Piotrowski, Leone Peterson. Third Row: Richard Peterson, Raymond Rutz, Adlore Poepping, Robert Peterschick, Donald Ploof, Joyce Pantzke. Fourth Row: Bob Sargeant, Fredrick Pertler, Joan Rasmusen, Robert Prokott, Alice Otremba, Jack Sawdy, Teresa Rausch. JUNIORS Room 105-L. Powers First Row: Alvina Sobieck, Agnes Yanta, Opal Warnberg, Betty Sullivan, Roger Weber, Deanne Verley. Second Row: Anita Venners, Francis Jean Tylman, Michael Tuzinski, Marie Swenson, Bernard Winzenburg, Raymond Waldvogel. Third Row: Carolyn Trierweiler, Jerry Wilczek, Rosemary Staples, Joyce Tholen, Betty West, Jerry Witucki, Harvey Will. Fourth Row: Howard Squires, Joe Tembruell, Mary Ann Valentine, Charles Sutton, Albert Wielinski, Jack Zobava, Charles Sprandel Not pictured: Lewis Weiner, Geraldine Woznak. SOPHOMORES Room 205AN. Nelson First Row: Arthur Altenhofen, Paul Ausland, Betty Anderson, Dorothy Bayer, Joyce Benn, Marjarine Burger, June Abel. Second Row: Clayton Carlsen, Norbert Becker, June Chandler, Jackie Bergan, Louise Boros, Frederick Benn. Third Row: Darlene Ahlbom, Evelyn Boisvert, Mary Lou Donahue, Dorothy Anderson, Evelyn Boros. Fourth Row: Kenneth Dalen, Vader Burt, Lorraine Bryniarski, Donald Adams, Ruth Deppa, Virgil Bisson, Leo Bieganek. Not pictured: Alfred Bollin, Eugene Baniecke. Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore Class Advisers President .,....,..,...,,,.l.l.,,.,,,,,,,,l, Don Adams NA 2915011 k Vice President eeree Arlene Fedor Iiiaisg gflijepeper Treasurer or C .,,..,.,..,... Don Morrill , MWig'IX?lSi2:qSOn Secretary C or ,,., Dorothy Anderson Mr. F. Fabro Mr. E. Gustafson -241 SOPHOMORES Room 200-A. Schmeckpeper First Row: Delores Haugh, Arlene Fedor, Jackie Farnam, Adrienne Hanson, David Frerick, Joan Gutmann. Second Row: Frances Elzig, Alfred Gross, Burdette Hanson, Glenn Feakes, Richard Haberle, Louis Doucette. Third Row: Arthur Gross, Donald Eller, Arliss Dorcff, Adeline Grittner, Mary Evans, Marion Frantzick, Anthony Faust. Fourth Row: Kathryn Hammer, Harold Elizig, Joe Furnstahl, Arthur Eller, Philip Grimes, Duane Doroff. Not pictured: William Greene, Lowell Gustafson. Room 20l4F. Felde First Row: Betty Kleinsmith, Helen Kaiser, Dorothy Hanson, Mary Kedrowski, Donna Kieley, Helen Jones, Margeret Kammermeyer Second Row: Charles Judd, Marlene Hoffdahl, Ruth Hoffstedt, Madonna Knopik, Joan Higgins, Lois Marie Jones, Richard Hoffman. Third Row: Arthur Kaspner, Donna Krych, Betty Jean Johnson, Lorraine Hines, Evelyn Hilmerson, Harold Hines. Fourth Row: Bert Kolles, Wallace Houle, Bernard Kahlhamer, Valerian Kaiser, Wesley Israelson, Francis Januschka, Florian Kaiser. Room 202-C. Olseth First Row: Wayne Kronbeck, Bernice Meyer, Barbara Lindquist, Irene Meyer, Virginia Lillemo, Betty Lamb. Second Row: Edward Majerus, George Lattimer, Shirley LeMieur, Dorraine Meyer, Lorreta Lund, Donald Marvets. Third Row: Richard Maslowski, Evelyn Drych, Sharon Link, Elaine Merrill, Margie Lockhart, Catherine Little, Deane Manbeck. Fourth Row: James Lynd, LeRoy l.or'kner, Donald Morrill, James Magee, Ernest Marshik, Kenneth Leidenfrost, Albert Mahling. SOPHOMORES Room 203-N. Larson First Row: Eleanor Peterson, Bernice Peterson, Beverly Mueller, Betty June Packer, Curtis Nutter. Second Row: John Pogatchnik, Jeanette Pigman, Lavina Mulachy, June Norton, Betty Oberton, Clarence Pawlenty. Third Row: Paul Nowak, Joseph Palashewski, Mary Ann Piekarski, Byrdie Oothoudt, Carl Musielewicz, Marcellus Otremba. Fourth Row: Richard Peterson, Clair Pohlkamp, Gene Norberg, Wallace Pantzke, Dean Perry, Ivan Peterson, Albert Niemann. Room 206-F. Fabro First Row: Rosella Pusc, Clarice Schrupp, Norman Przybilla, Ione Regnell, Veronica Raudzis, Mary Ann Rodeski, Bernadine Schultz, John Rossberg. Second Row: Marguerite Siminski, Delores Prokott, Arnold Smieja, Dale Siegel, Lawrence Stromquist, Jerry Sladek, Josephinne Sch- langen, Dorothy Sutton. Third Row: Marjorie Siewert, Sally Sargeant, John Smith, Stanley Swaser, Carrol Stumpf, David Poster, Donald Rudek, VVayne Strand. Fourth Row: Jack Simons, Willis Swanson, Charles Schumer, Gerald Rutz, Lois Swanson, Herman Stiller, Arden Ramsey. Room l064E. Gustafson First Row: Rachel Taylor, Laura Weidenbach, Monica Symanietz, Joan Zapazlka, Mary Thelander, Betty Ann Thommes. Second Row: Muriel Virnig, Martha Tanner, Bernice Valentine, Rowena Wolters, Mark Willenbring, Leona Yasgar. Thirghilow: George Wirizenburg, Leonard Zierman, Patsy Tomlanovich, Delores Wuellner, Delores Verley, LaVerne Wilczek, Jerry 19 en. Fourth Row: Teddy Yanta, Leo TeVogt, Gordon Willenbring, Lois Jean Wendland, James Thomas, Tom Werner. Not pictured: Claude Theis, Betty Wagner. Ffreslfzmcm Class Officers Advisers President sssss,s,,sss, ,D Ella Rebischke MT- F- Studleyn vice President sssssssssssssss or r Lloyd Lubbert Mrsdgisjgegdams Secretary 8m Treasurer ,sss. Ella Lou Perry Miss D, Bresnahan Miss C. Sandstrom Room 308-F. Studley First Row: Darlene Cegon, Beverly Arnold, Joyce Bednarelc, Willard Boser, Edwin Burger, Irving Abel, Nancy Anderson, Joanne Boisvert, Bernice Bzdok. Second Row: Harry Bernardson, Donald Carson, Dale Anderson, Marcella Bcros, Edna Carlson, Richard Bryniarski, Mathew Bernal, David Boslough. Third Row: Frank Borash, William Anderson, I.aVerne Belke, Lawrence Andres, Dale Bergen, Chester Block, Marvin Brill, James Brosseau, George Balaski. Room 305-D. Viker First Row: Irving Christnagel, Margaret Denio, Shirley Fenske, Alice Fritz, Marcia Dinner, Betty Lou Dorofi, Kenneth Gammon. Second Row: Anthony Copa, Alvin Garin, Joyce Forcier, Helen Cremers, Delores Gosiak, Helen Doschka, Tony Gaffrey, Richard Dalquist. Third Row: Jack Forcier, Richard Golombiecki, Derald Gangstee, Jerome Gau, Mark Copa, Glenn Cyrus, Roderick Copa, Rollyn Dalquist. Fourth Row: John Faust, Oliver DuFrene, Carl Eckerson. Not pictured: Maurice Faust, Joseph Fuhrman, Larry Gammon, Donald Gintxnr. -27-- gv -2::',:s:.s::,.:'lPi5f,-15:1V'-il' 'I , 1ffll?' 7 U , L - FRESHMEN Room 306-D. Adams First Row: Kent Gunderson, Betty Hunt, Janet Hoffman, Peggy Holm, Shirley Killian, Shirley Kedrowski, Carl Johnson. Secoaxd ROSE Theodore King, Robert Kohs, Phyllis Hammerbeck, Esther Jamma, Gertrude Johnson, Mary Hunnel, John Hultkrans, eorge reene. Thirg Igow:J Eaxgene Gruber, Darrell Jensen, Robert Gustafson, Emil Kazeck, Dale Knutson, Richard Grimes, Clarence Kempenick, 0 ert en ro. Fourth Row: Derald Johnson, Peter Hanowski, Ralph Jelinski, Leslie Hanson. Not pictured: Frederick Herwers, Gerald Klososki. Room 307- D. Bresnahan First Row: Richard Lonnee, Gordon Lattimer, Audrey Madson, Phyllis Miller, Lois Latick, Gwen Meschke,Alton Lilga, Michael Meyer. Secoiid liowti hfXlvin Macie, Dorothy Larson, Margo McIntosh, Delores Morisette, Charlotte Miller, Verna Lockhart, Joanne Maurer, on ov a . Third Row: Thomas Manka, Dale Landwehr, Dean Mason, Jerry La Vergne, Lloyd Tubbert, Carl Leidenfrost, Ray Lucking, Don Maher, Clifford Muncy. Fourth Row: Joseph Mueller, Forest Larson, Peter Kronheck, Don Larson, Charles Lundgren. Room 309-C. Sandstrom First Row: Keith Olson, James Pekarck, Audrey Nichols, Wanda Pearson, Ella Lou Perry, Marion Newman, Janice Parsons, Romeus Otremba, Larry Plante. Second Row: Marion Plante, Shirley Paquin, Margery Nelson, Virginia Olson, Frieda Petrich, Amelia Nelson, Della Orton, Beverly Plante, Jaclyn Nutter. Third Row: James Petersen, Myron Newman, Richard Nelson, June Nieman, Lois Peterson, Shirley Maylor, Norma Nelson, Donald Norr, John Parker, Donald Pitt. -23- FRESHMEN Room 210-R. Anderson First Row: Dale Pogatchnik, Ella Rebischke, Dolores Raudzis, Betty Ringwelski, Alice Poissant, Frances Ringwelski, Mary Ellen Popilek, Arnold Regnell. Second Row: Calvin Sanders, Raymond Ramsey, Shirley Rylander, Betsy Ross, Dorothy Riemer, Barbara Rivetts, John Schackman, Gerald Selinger. Third Row: Charles Schumacher, David Schroeder, Gerald Sharon, Frederick Proper, Gerry Richards, Joseph Prozinski, Edward Raymond, Roland Schmidt, Sam Rutz. Not pictured: George Shenkel, Richard Ploof, Claude Prozinski. Room 211--D. Haugrud First Row: William Staples, Barbara Stoltman, Myrlin Thielen, Carol Smith, Angeline Symanietz, LaVon Shipman, Harold Strand. Second Row: Elaine Simon, Kathryn Simon, Beverly Squires, Jewell Tidd, Gloria Swanson, Virginia Tuholsky, Geraldine Super, LaVerne Stangl. Third Row: Earl Super, Jerome Sura, Herbert Turner, Richard Thelander, Thomas Solorz, Duane Skochenski, Mitchell Sullivan, Leonard Tillman, Orville Tschida. Not pictured: Lorraine Siegel, Marvin Siegel, Dean Stahl, Floyd Stein. Library-R. Hamm First Row: Loretta Winskowski, Margaret Winskowski, Wilma Viellette, Patricia Yorek, Marie Wimmer. Second Row: Ruth Young, Francis Wilcox, Richard Zehowski, Harry Warnburg, John West. Third Row: Joan Zyvoloski, Helen Welinski, Angelyn Waldvogel, Valerie Uldrich, Verda Zimmerman, Bernice Vnlton, Jane Zierman. Fourth Row: Helen Vondrosek, Joan Zimmerman, Laurel Worlie, Lawrence Wimmer. Harvey Voson, Leroy Woznak, Rita Wilczek, George Wimmer. Not pictured: LeRoy Wright. Eighth Grade I Officers Advisers President . ., A..... , ,. P h yllis Nelson Miss N. Johnson' Miss A. Stenerson Vice President sssss ss,s D oris Hovet Secretary s..s. s.... C leo Doucette Treasurer .,ss.. ..,.ss C arol Nelson Room 310-N. Johnson First Row: Vance Lackore, John Magee, Louis Fosse, Dale Lundquist, Harvey Exsted, Norman Abel Second Row: Wayne Johnson, Anthony Karpinski, Jeannine Eix, Betty Coates, Marie Lee, Herbert Kammermeyer, Robert Gaddis. Third Row: William Kuhl, Louise Ebertowski, Lorraine Arvidson, Yvonne Meschke, Eva Gronka, Doris Hovet, Marlene McChesnay, Therese Doucette, Cleo Doucette. Fourth Row: Alexander Karpinski, Beatrice Anderson, Josephine Ball, Carol Ann Hanson, Marlene Kedrowski, Alice Kaestner, Marilyn Anderson, Jerome Miller, Tommy Blake. Not pictured: Darlene Froelich, Patricia Kleinschmidt, Bill Kohl, Marvin McGuire. Room 311 First Row: Eugene Waldvogel, Eugene Pertler, Betty Siegel, Jeanette Mitchell, Bernadine Stiller, Marvel Rapp, Carol Nelson, Edith Schultz, Donald Stiller, Jerry Robbins. Second Row: Jerry Pierzina, Marlene Shipman, Phyllis Nelson, Ruby Pint, Nancy Lou Olson, Leona Pientok, Catherine Norton, Robert Ramsey, Myron Schlenz. Third Row: Arthur Saulter, Dale Virnig, Dorothy Woodbridge, Marion Randall, Helen Norton, Janet Nelson, Margaret Verley, Richard Miller, Aloysius Pawlenty. Fourth Row: Frank Veillette, Billy Okerman, Donald Prozinski, Dick Strong. Not pictured: Herbert Thesing. Seventh Grade Officers Advisers President s,ssssssss Jean Olson Miss S. Kremer Miss B. Enstad Vice President ee,ee eeeeeee, H ilary Welna Treasurer J eeeeeee . L Marvin Arvidson Secretary or Herbert Norr Room 313-S. Kremer First Row: Donald Higgins, Adele Johnson, Beth Foss, Wilma Lick, Luella Anderson, Patricia Dehn, Loretta Marsolek, Rose Ann Ebertowski, LeRoy Doroff. Second Row: Paul Lukasavitz, Dorraine Heurung, Nancy Hammond, Dianne Klosowski, Jeanne Fox-tier, Ruth Hultkrans, Susanne DuFrene, Mary Lou Farnam. Third Row: Beverly Buehrer, Mary Januschka, Leona Cleveland, Gertrude Kammermeyer, Lawrence Maciej, Duane Bellefeuille, Gary McDonnell, Dickie Boslaugh, Bob Elzig. Fourth Row: Bernice Cleveland, Arlene Lintner, Theresa Ligman, Ronald Dehn, Marvin Arvidson. Not pictured: Florence Balaski, Martin Allen. Room 312-B. Enstad First Row: ldlvrelgierick Riemer, Jack Pekarek, Earl Scheer, Kenneth Olson, Joyce Nelson, Jean Olson, Bonnie Swenson, Marylin Swanson, Bette U ric . Second Row: Kenneth Youngs, Neil Olson, Angeline Pawlenty, Susan Rossberg, Marie Tuholsky, Charlotte Saulter, Joan Tuller, Carol Miller, Patricia Dustin, Shirley Wuellner. Third Row: Melvin Zylka, Wayne West, Richard Pitts, Hilary Welna, John Tourtillot, Darrell Noyes, Donald Workie, Ronald Trafas, George Peterson. Fourth Row: Herbert Norr, Roman Pientok, Duane Sweeney, James Mason, Gene Merrill. - 3 1, Rye Takes A Long Shot Nice Car Cold Hands, Warm Heart Douglas ! ! V 702 is the Address Stop! Look! Listen! Crossing the River 'Tentionl Fleet's In! Chuck G. A. A. Made a Sale Put On Your Old Grey Bonnet Gayle, 1934 That Colgate Smile Nuff Said X ' W . ffffffxe Q if! 5' 9 Q, Q W 1 ,910 O ,J ' I . ' N .,, ..,.J 1 'W' Y ,, W. lg, flu N ii! UIMEANIZATIDNS First Row: Miss Nelson, Cyri Johnson, Phyllis Carlson, Rose Danko, Betty Thommes, Emmy Lou Koprek, Milly Pierzina, Anita Venners, Mary Joan Copa, Elaine Jarvis, Pat Anderson, Arlene Oothoudt, Miss Powers. Second Row: Jeanne Peterson, Carolyn Ball, Donna Mae Rebischke, Jo Ann Nelson, Shirlee Benson, Margie Siewert, Judy Engel, Catherine Little, Stanley Foss, Bodie Larson, Jim Mallon, Kathleen Raymond. Third Row: Joan Koslosky, Celia Schlangen, Jerry Madson, Sally Sargeant, Pat LaFond, Bob Harris, John Wachlarowicz, Chuck Randall, Ardie Larson, Melvin Grell, Leon Flicker. Fourth Row: Lorraine Benson, Marilyn Nelson, Lou Reilly, Don Merrick, Dick McIntosh, Dick Hultkrans, Dennis Nelson, Bob Haber, Wayne Thompson, Shirley LaFond, Joan Rasmussen, George Kaslow. I Not pictured: Lewis Weiner. A Flyer Staff A program presented on November 14 was the first of the activities sponsored by the Flyer Annual Staff to promote a campaign for the 1947 Flyer Annual. The staff includes Chuck Randall, Editor g Pat Anderson, Associate Editorg Don Merrick, Art Editor 5 Bob Harris, Business Manager 5 Clem Nelson, Sports Editor, Stan Foss, Photo- graphyg Cyri Johnson, Advertising, and Jerry Madson, Features. Lewie Weiner Was awarded a Flyer Annual as the prize for the best informal snapshot of a student. With enthusiasm the Flyer staff, consisting of forty-one students, Worked hard to make the annual a success, so that it would open the door to better annuals in the future. First Row: Miss Felde, Donald Marvets, Arlene Fedor, Myrlin Thielen, Susan Rossberg, Marilyn Swanson, Phyllis Hammerbeck, Jeanne Fortier, Betty Lamb, Betty Uldrich, Ione Hall, Patricia Anderson, Curtis Nutter, Floyd Judd, John Rossberg. Second Row: Ronald Oberton, Anita Venners, Vivian Bisson, Rose Danko, Elaine Merrill, Deanne Verley, Joyce Benn, Jackie Bergan, Dorothy Anderson, Jane Hunt, Theresa Boros, Adeline Grittner, Paul Nowak. Third Row: Florian Kaiser, Mildred Pierzina, Joe Johnson, Leona Yasgar, Muriel Virnig, Byrdie Oathoudt, Melvin Grell, Marjorie Siewert, Delores Kohs, Shirlee Benson, Ida Hamilton, Betty Copley. Fourth Row: Elaine Jarvis, Doreen Novotne, Bill Blaine, George Kaslow, Dennis Nelson, Robert Haber, Leon Flicker, Ruth Hultkrans, Marianne Gastecki, Marilyn Nelson, Charles Schomer. Comets Tale The first copy of the school paper, The Alpha , was 'published in 1894. The first edition of the C0met's Tale came out in 1923, put out in surprise by a small staff. It Was a feature regularly appearing in the Daily Transcript until three years ago When it became a separate paper. It is now published bi-monthly by the Comet's Tale staff. The Comet's Tale sponsored two dances and gave ag pep assembly. One of the dances was given after the Bemidji game and the other after the Alexandria game. The following are the staff editors and managers: Editor ..,..........,..,,, ....,.,,..........,..,... T herese Boros Exchange Editors ..., ..... J ane Hunt 5 Elaine Jarvis News Editor . E ..............,........, Lewis Weiner Organization Editor . s .. i ,Anita Venners Feature Editor ,.,....... .....ooo............. Marjory Siewert Sports Editors ........, ....oo,.. Dennis Nelson, George Kaslow Business Managers ...... ..... P auline Jost, Dorothy Anderson Circulation Manager ...,. ,..,......,.,......,,,............e.ee J oan Nelson Typist Manager ..,.... ..o,.....,,.,.,.,..,..., I one Hall Adviser ...,....i.....,..... ,.... M iss Florence Felde M35- Student Council The Student Council is made up of representatives elected from each homeroom and the president of each class. As in previous years, the Council directs hall supervision, student lunchroom super- vision, lavatory supervision, the Lost and Found Department, the question box, and any other miscellaneous jobs that are requested throughout the year. The purpose of the organization as stated in the Constitution is as follows: 1. To foster sentiments of law and order. 2. To aid in internal administration of the school. 3. To promote the general activities of the school. 4. To unify all student organizations under one general control. . At the close of the year the council entertained its members with a picnic. Fourth Row: George Kaslow, Jerome Johnson, Richard Nelson, Eugene Valentine, Judy Engel, Mary Ann Valentine, Bebe Longley, Ollie Mueller, Howard Schlesky, Chuck Randall. Thir1dIRc.?vVv: dDonald Adams, Willis Swanson, Gordon Willenbring, Phyllis Nelson, Jeannine Eix, Adeline Grittner, Eleanor Peterson, r. en t. Second Row: Herbert Anderson, Donald Carson, Edward Raymond, Robert Sargeant, Mildred Gablenz, Myrlin Thielen, Ella Rebischke, Valerie Uldrich, Theresa Bellefeuille. First Row: Dean Manbeck, Hilary Welna, Kent Gunderson, Jean Olsen, Betty Hunt, Marion Newman, Donna Kieley. First Row: Hilary Welna, Fred Remer, Adele Johnson, Marie Tuholsky, Jean Olsen, Bonnie Swenson, Susan Rossberg, LeRoy Doroif, Roman Pientok. Second Row: Luella Anderson, Beth Foss, Jeannine Eix, Rose Danko, Vivian Bisson, Ruth Hultkrans, Milly Pierzina, Marie Rocheleau, Martha Tanner. Third Row: Mr. Harvey Shew, Miss Norma Nelson, Joe Johnson, Bebe Longley, Chuck Randall, Sally Sargeant, Louis Reilly, Marjorie Siewert, Miss Hunter. Student Health Council The Student Health Council was organized in 1945. Members of the Student Health Council assisted during the Mantoux testing programg they also sponsored a Posture Contest, from which kings and queens were chosen from the grade schools, the junior high, and the senior high. CA health reference shelf in the high school library has been the result of the efforts of this group. National Honor Society The Little Falls Chapter of the National Honor Society was first established in the Little Falls High School on February 18, 1929, when ten charter members were initiated. Membership in this organization is based on scholarship, service, leadership, and charac- ter. Candidates eligible for membership must be in the upper third of their class and must have attended the Little Falls High School for at least one year. Membership is either active or graduate, graduate members have no vote. Members of the organization that are pictured were initiated on May 23, 1946. An initiation of new members was held on March 19, 1947. Those initiated into the society on that date Were: Corrine Deppa, Don Rylander, Herbert Anderson, Cyri Johnson, Arlene Oothoudt, Jeanne Peterson, Kathleen Raymond, and Celia Schlangen. The officers of the organization are: ' President eec,eccccc,,c,cc.,,ecccc.c ,c,ccccceeeee .e,i, ,rc,,ic.ciiec D 0 n ald Merrick Vice Preszdent cei,eeeeccc,ccccccccccL.L..,,,c.i..i.i.ii.,cccccccc,ce.cc,e,c Richard Hultkrans Secretary-Treasurerm .,,cccc,ccc,,,,r,,,e,,,,.,,,,,,r.,,cice,crcece,eeeecci,i., Chuck Randall Second Row: Chuck Randall, Dick Hultkrans, David Griffith. First Row: Miss Kennedy, Don Merrick, Joan Koslosky, Wayne Thompson. ' First Row: Miss Stenerson, Joe Johnson, Yvonne Meschke, Miss Finstuen. Second Row: Jon Lovdahl, Phyllis Carlson, Don Merrick, Margo Mclntosh, Eugene Pertler. Third Row: Kathyrn Hammer, Chuck Randall, Dean Perry, Joan Koslosky. Not pictured: Jack Tourtillot Jr. Red Cross The Junior Red Cross Council, Which is in charge of the Red Cross activities in school, Was formed in 1945. Preszdent .......,...... LL L L L.,......i.,..,............. . LL ......... Chuck Randall Secretary-Treasurer ,...... L L LL ,,.. ..,e,.... L L L LLLL L Joan Koslosky Adult Supervisor LLLL L L LLLLLLLLLL Mrs. Smracker and Miss Finstuen It's Work this year consisted of taking care of the Red Cross exhibit at the fair and conducting a Red Cross membership in school, which proved highly successful. -s7- - Library Club The Library Club, organized is September, 1945, has a membership of twenty-one girls. The purpose of this club is to teach and instruct girls in the duties of caring for a library. Some of the jobs in which the girls assist the librarian are checking in and shelving books, filing cards, and preparing book displays. This year, as one of its several activities, the club gavea coffee party for the faculty. It also put on a short skit at a pep fest before the Long Prairie game. Fourth Row: Marilyn Nelson, Carol Grey, Betty Butler, LaVerne Wilczek, Leone Peterson. Third Row: Evelyn Nordberg, Laverne Pryzbella, Shirlee Benson, Marion Harrington, June Kazek, Lois Jean Nutter. Second Row: Lorraine Bryniarski, Betty Cook, Vivian Bisson, Mildred Pierzina, Bonnita Shipman, Ramona Oldakowski. First Row: Harriet Hoffstedt, Doris DeWald, Adrienne Hanson, Arlene Ritters, Pat Anderson, Miss Alsaker. First Row: Arlene Fedor, Joyce Benn, Bonnita Shipman, Anita Venners, Lois Jean LeDoux. Second Row: Jane Hunt, Leona Yasgar, Don Merrick, Carolyn Ball, Miss Haugrud. A Art Club The Art Club was organized in September, 1946. The meetings are held once every week. The club takes sketching trips, makes posters, and Works With oil, showcard, and tem- pera paints. Members have also made several special projects. In May the club will give a large exhibit. President... .......... ..................... . L L ..... Don Merrick Vice President ..... , Carolyn Ball Secretary-Treasurer ...... . . Bonnita Shipman -3s- , YfTeens The Y-Teens, formerly known as Girl Reserves, is a junior branch of the Y. W. C. A. and has as its members, girls from the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades. The year's activities were begun by a formal candlelight initiation. During the Christmas season the girls sang carols at St. Otto's Old Folks'Home and other places around the town. Other activities of this year have included a banquet and the annual spring party. Fourth Row: Shirley LaFondg Joan Koslosky, Gloria Raveling, Caroline Ball, Leona Yasgar, Sally Sargeant, Pat LaFond, Cecelia Schlangen, Ardy Larson, Pat Gordon. Third Row: Patsy Tomlanovich, Anita Venners, Milly Pierzina, Arlene Fedor, Joyce Benn, Emmy Koprek, Jackie Bergan, Doreen N M A P k El ' J ' J H t. ovotne, ary nn aty , 2.1116 arvis, ane un Second Rcaw: Catherine Little, Dolores Kohs, Betty Lamb, Marjorie Siewert, Lois LeDoux, Mary Anne Hunt, Judy Engel, Betty Butler, 'VI ' t k' M J C . i arianne as ec 1, ary can opa First Row: Miss Powers CAdviserJ, Donna Mae Rebischke, Barbara Lindquist, Muriel Virnig, Marilyn Wilczek, Betty Jeanne Cook, Jeanne Wilczek, Betty Simnnet, Pat Anderson, Miss Anderson LAdviserJ First Row: George Batters, Melvin Grell, Jerry Wilczek, Ralph Skinner, Jerry Sladek, Norman Pryzbilla, Mr. Gustafson. Second Row: Leland Brill, Jerry Madson, Bert Kolles, Gayle Meschke, Willis Swanson, Lester Sod, Jim Blake, Bodie Larson. Thiriia Ihowz James Karnowski, Bob Sargeant, John Wachlarowicz, Chuck Randall, Bert Grettum, Don Ostroot, Ollie Mueller, Jim 8 OH. Fourth Row: Don Merrick, Dennis Nelson, Louis Reilly, Alex Hanschen, Bill Noyes, Bob Harris, VVayne Thompson, Don Gish. I-lifY Club The Hi-Y Club informally initiated its fourteen new members on Monday, October 7, and held the formal initiation October 28. The club, with the aid of local business men is responsible for the printing and distributing of the basketball programs of all the home games. Meetings are held every other Monday. The annual Homecoming Dance was held on September 27. The Flyers were host to the Brainerd Warriors. Again this year the club sponsored the Annual Midwinter Ball on February 14 in the high school auditorium. This year's theme Was one symbolizing Valentine's Day. The club closed its activities with a spring party and election of officers for the follow- ing year. -39- Left to right First Row: Robert Jendro, Harold Strand, Lawrence Stromquist, Francis Januschka, Robert Munson, Kenneth Elvin, Charles Sutton, Joe Tembreull, Clarence Kempenick, Ronald Oberton, John Pogatchnik. Second Row: Gordon Lattimer, Duane Skochensky, Ralph Jelinsky, Thomas Solarz, Alvin Garin, Larry Plante, George Lattimer, George Winzenburg, David Schroeder, Gerald Sharon, James Hunnell, Richard Dalquist, Glenn Feakes, Alvin Burger. Third Row: Kenneth Munson, Chanley Lundgren, Donald Maher, Gerald Oothoudt, Howard Doucette, Wesley Isrealson, Richard Bryniarski, Clifford Muncey, Carl Leidenfrost, Leonard Zierman, Fredrich Benn, Earl Rundgren, adviser. Fourth Row: Wayne Strand, Norman Ballon, Fred Ballon, James Peterson, Richard Thelander, Kenneth Leidenfrost, Anthony Copa, Raymond Rutz, Richard Golombiecki, Daniel Stanek, Thomas Rudolph, Lawrence Wimmer, Dale Pogatchnik. Fifth Row: George Wimmer, Charles Nieman, Dick Mclntosh, Arthur Eller, Wilfred Jelinski, Raymond Ringwelski, Lloyd Eystad, Howard Johnson, Joe Furnstahl, Dale Jones, James Peterson, Robert Petershick. Future Farmers of America The Little Falls chapter of the F. F.A. was organized in 1930 under the advisorship of Mr. E. J. Halvorsen. Since 1938, when Mr. Halvorsen was replaced by Mr. H. D. Mclntosh, the membership has increased from 16 to 67. Recently, when Mr. Mclntosh accepted the position of Vocational Coordinator, he was replaced by Mr. Earl Rundgren. The chapter has sent several members to the National F. F. A. convention in Kansas City, Missouri, for five yearsg they attend the livestock Marketing School in South St. Paul every yearg they hold an annual parents and sons banquet each year g for four years they have had basketball teams which play neighboring F. F. A. Chaptersg and they sell candy and refreshments at the football and basketball games. The present chapter officers are: President .....,.... . 1 Kenneth Elvin Vice President 11 Charles Sutton Secretary ......... . 1 1 Robert Munson Treasurer .... Frances J anuschka Reporter ....... .Lawrence Stromquist Sentinel , . .... Joe Trembreull L40- Little Falls High School Band l Bassoon Corrine Deppa Piccolo Irving Christnagel Flu te Ardy Larson Clarinets Bob Harris Jeanne Peterson Bebe Longley Arlene Oothoudt Marion Frantzick LaVerne Belke Jean Bjornstad Jerry Madson Mark Willenbring Phyllis Carlson Virginia Olsen Martha Tanner Marjorie Mason Donald Pitt Dale Knutson John Hultkrans Baritones Wallace Nelson Tom Werner Willis Swanson Saxophones Wayne Thompson J B ' t d ane Jorns a Eleanor Peterson Leona Yasger Carl Musielewicz I'IOI'l'lS Don Merrick Joan Rasmussen Shirley LaFond Catherine Little Corners Chuck Randall James Thomas Joan Koslosky Kathleen Raymond Dean Perry Eugene Nordberg Oliver DuFrene Joe Johnson James Mallon Richard Grimes Dean Stahl Dale Orton Trombones Richard Hultkrans Donna Mae Rebischke Joan LaFond Richard Peterson Sousaphones Donald Ostroot Kenneth Elvin Eugene Lund Percussion Cecilia Schlangen Kathryn Hammer Shirley Rylander Betty Thommes Arlene Fedor T wirlers Alice Meyer Bernice Meyer Milly Pierzina Marion Harrington Lois Jean Nutter Sally Sargeant Bebe Longley Director Kenneth L. Pinckney The Little Falls High School Band under the direction of Kenneth L. Pinckney had a very successful year. The first event of the year Was the performance with the Brainerd High School Band between halves of the Brainerd-Little Falls Homecoming game on Septem- ber 27. On October 11 they performed with the St. Cloud Tech Band before the St. Cloud- Little Falls football game at St. Cloud. The band has played for the pep fests, and other basketball and football games. The band performed for the High School Christmas program which Was held December 19. They also played for the Junior Chamber of Commerce Christmas program held in the Legion Clubrooms on December 21. Various members of the band took part in the High School solo-ensemble recital in April. The Band appeared at the Little Falls High School Festival. The main event of the year was the district Music Festival. -41- Girls' Glee Club jr Hi li , - Q First Row: Mary Lou Farnam, Bonnie Swanson, Jean Olson, Mary Januschka, Wanda Pearson, Ella Lou Perry, Marion Newman, Verda Zimmerman, Josephine Ball, Bernadine Stiller, Joan Tuller, Marilyn Anderson, Doris Hovet, Phyllis Nelson, Yvonne Meschke, Carol Nelson, Jeanette Mitchell, Marlene Kedrowski, Betty Lou Doroff, Peggy Holm. Second Row: Marie Tuholsky, Susan Rossberg, Charlott S l ' e au ter, Catherine Norton, Nancy Lou Olson, Beth Foss, Susanne Du Frene, Beverly Squires, Joanne Maurer, Leona Pientok, Shirley Kedrowski, Betty Hunt, Janice Parsons, Joanne Fortier, Marcia Dinner, Ella Rebischke, Lois Latick, Marlene McChesney, Marion Plante, Edith Schultz, Joanne Zyvolaski, Helen Norton. Third Row: Patricia Dehn, Myrlin Theilen, Shirley Killian, Alice Poissant, Esther Yanta,'Janet Hoffman, Jeanine Eix, Lorraine Arvisdon, Cleo Doucette, Phyllis Hammerbeck, Marlene Shipman, Betty Siegal, Edna Carlson, June Nieman, Janet Nelson, 'Nancy Anderson, Audrey Madson, Margo McIntosh, Bernice Valtin, Rita Wilzcek, Wilma Lick, Therese Doucette. Fourth Row: Ruth Hultkrans, Jewel Tidd, Verna Lockhart, Adele Johnson, Beverly Plante, Luella Anderson, Dorothy Larson, Norma Nelson, Laura Worlie, Jeanne Zimmerman, Barbara Rivetts, Dorothy Riemer, Angelyn Waldvogel, Betsy Ross, Valerie Uldrich Helen Welinski, Elaine Simon, Gwen Meschke, Joan Boisvert, Margery Nelson, Betty Coat B ' garet Verley. Accom ani t: S ' ' es, everly Arnold, Amelia Nelson, Mari p s hirley Rylander, Mrs. Vlker. Q o Boys Glee Club, Jr. High First Row: David Boslaugh, Tom Blake, William Kahl, Robert Ramsey, Eugene Pertler, Jerry Pierzina. Secofild Rcawzd Mrs. Viker, David Schroeder, Richard Bryziarski, Irving Christngel, Dale Virnig, La Verne Belke, Robert Gustafson, t n on, Thirg?ow:u Rcilcllard Lonnee, Carl Johnson, John Hultkrans, LeRoy Wright, Raymond Ramsey, Dean Mason, Harry Warnberg, George n. FourtlfeRow: Donald Prozinski, Willard Slocum, Oliver DuFrene, Leslie Hanson, Dale Anderson, Donald Carson, Harvey Vosen, Edward Raymond, Theodore King. Accompanist: Shirley Rylander Not pictured: Marvin Arvidson, LeRoy Doroff, Hilary Welna, Darrel Noyes, Gary McDonnell, Dick Boslaugh, George Peterson, Earl Scheer, Jack Tourtillot. Junior High Girls' Glee Club Junior High Boys' Glee Club President .,..,.......,...,,.,...... Margery Nelson President .s.........,........,,i Edward Raymond Vice President .... . Janice Parsons Vice President ...,. ,, , Donald Carson Secretary .......... ..... ....,,. B e tty Hunt Secretary .....,. L ...... . s Dale Anderson Accornpanist .... s ,s Susanne DuFrene Accornpdnist ssss sssss S hirley Rylander Senior High Girls' Glee Club First Row: Betty Anne Thommes, Marian Harrington, Ardis Gunderson, Ruth Hoifstedt, Galilee Nelson, Jeanne Peterson, June Norton, Delores Borgstrom, Marjorie Mason, Joyce Doucette, Mildred Kollodge, Dorothy Bayer, Betty Bloxham. Second Row: Donna Rebischke, Theresa Bellefeuille, Milly Pierzina, Mary Lou Donahue, Lois LeDoux, Muriel Virnig, Pat LaFond, Jackie Bergan, Jane Hunt,Jane Bjornstad, Carol Gray, Josephine Schlangen, Eleanor Peterson, Evelyn Boros. Third Row: Pat Gordon, Lorraine Hines, Madonna Knopik, Gloria Raveling, Harriet Hoffstedt, Bernice Valentine, Ramona Oldakowski, Cecelia Schlangen, Emmy Koprek, Judy Engel, Lois Jean Nutter, Bernice Rychner, Kathleen Raymond, Martha Tanner, Corinne Deppa, Donna Krych, Marilyn Nelson. Fourth Row: Mrs. Melvin Viker, Elizabeth Longley, Mary Ann Valentine, Jeanne Wilczek, Joan Nelson, Juliette Nelson, Marion Frantzick, Sally Sargeant, Jean Bjornstad, Joyce Tholen, Joan Rasmusen, Shirley LaFond, Dorothy Anderson, Ardy Larson, Kathryn Hammer,Joan Koslosky, Lorraine Benson. Accompanist: Ruth Swanson. Senior High Boys' Glee Club John Katzmarek Carl Musielwicz, Florian Kaiser, Alfred Gross, Mark Willenbring, First Rowlil Mrs. Melvin Viker, Ralph Skinner, , P 1 k. Secon::luRov3iVaDon Carpenter, George Kaslow, Dean Perry, Leon Flicker, Paul Nieman, Jerry Madson, John Smith, Dean Manbeck, Herbert Anderson. Third Row: Richard Nelson, Gilbert Noe, Fielding Holmes, Leonard Welinski, Jerome Johnson, Dennis Nelson, Clayton Carlson, Robert Haber, Joe Johnson, Donald Gish. Fourth Row: Wayne Thompson, LeRoy Obs, Gordon Willenbring, Bill Noyes, Dick McIntosh, Richard Hultkrans, Don Merrick, Donald Ostroot, Albert Lampert, Robert Harris, James Thomas. Not pictured: Lewis Weiner, Robert Grettum, Anthony Faust. Senior High Girls' Glee Club Senior High Boys' Glee Club President - ................. Dorothy Anderson President .............. .r.......... . Donald Ostroot Vzce Preszdent ...., D Lorraine Benson Vzce Preszdent . . ,.,.. Herbert Anderson Secretary A . ......... , . Corinne Deppa Secretary ...... .... ,...... . Jerome Johnson Accmnpanzst ...... ...........,.... R uth Swanson Accompdnzst ,.,...,.,.,,,..,..... r....,,... J udy Engel Number of members 70 Number of members 40 Appearances.. ....................... D. Christmas Concert, Spring Festival, District Contest Festival Selections... The Mountain Girl, Manneyg Song of the Sailor, G1bbgSea Fever, Andrews. Junior High Mixed Chorus First Row: Carl Johnson, David Boslaugh, David Schroeder, Wanda Pearson, Ella Lou Perry, Marion Newman, Verda Zimmerman, Josephine Ball, Bernadine Stiller, Marilyn Anderson, Doris Hovet, Phyllis Nelson, Yvonne Meschke, Carol Nelson, Jeanette Mitchell, Marlene Kedrowski, Betty Lou Doroff, Peggy Holm, Marvel Rapp, William Kohl, Robert Ramsey, Eugene Pertler, Jerry Pierzina, Tom Blake, Dale Virnig. Second Row: Willard Slocum, John Hultkrans, Richard Lonnee, Donald Carson, Dale Anderson, Catherine Norton, Nancy Lou Olson, Beverly Squires, Joanne Maurer, Leona Pientok, Virginia Olson, Phyllis Hammerbeck, Shirley Kedrowski, Betty Hunt, Valerie Uldrich, Janice Parsons, Marcia Dinner, Ella Rebischke, Lois Latick, Marlene McChesney, Marion Plante, Edith Schultz, Joanne Zyvoloski, Helen Norton, Richard Bryniarski, Robert Gustafson, Kent Gunderson, Donald Stiller. Third Row: Donald Prozinski, Glenn Cyrus, Dean Mason, Oliver DuFrene, Myrlin Thielen, Shirley Killian, Alice Poissant, Esther Yanta, Janet Hoffman, Jeannine Eix, Lorraine Arvidson, Cleo Doucette, Marlene Shipman, Betty Siegel, Dean Carlson, June Nieman, Janet Nelson, Nancy Anderson, Audrey Madson, Margo McIntosh, Bernice Voltin, Rita Wilczek, Therese Doucette, George Green, Irving Christnagel, Harry Warnberg, Robert Gaddis. Fourth Row: Mrs. Viker, Edward Raymond, Leslie Hanson, Harvey Vosen, Jewell Tidd, Verna Lockhart, Beverly Plante, Dorothy Larson, Norma Nelson, Laurel Workie, Joan Zimmerman, Barbara Rivetts, Dorothy Riemier, Angeline Waldvogel, Betsy Ross, Helen Welinski, Elaine Simon, Gwen Meschke, Shirley Rylander, Margery Nelson, Joan Boisvert, Betty Coates, Beverly Arnold Amelia Nelson, Margaret Verley, LaVerne Bclke, Raymond Ramsey, LeRoy Wright, Theodore King. Not Pictured: Mildred Ostrem, Alice Kaestner, Patricia Kleinschmidt. Sr. High Mixed Chorus First Row: Carl Musielewicz, Leon Flicker, Ralph Skinner, John Katzmarek, Betty Ann Thommes, Marion Harrington, Ardis Gunderson, Ruth Hoffstedt, Galilee Nelson, Jeanne Peterson, Ruth Swanson, Mrs. Viker, June Norton, Dolores Borgstrom, Marjorie Mason, Joyce Doucette, Mildred Kollodge, Dorothy Bayer, Alfred Gross, Mark Willenbring, Florian Kaiser, Paul Nowak. Second Row: Paul Nieman, Jerry Madson, George Kaslow, Leonard Welinski, Donna Rebischke, Theresa Bellefeiulle, Milly Pierzina, Mary Lou Donahue, Lois Jean LeDoux, Muriel Virnig, Pat LaFond, Jackie Bergan, Jane Hunt, Jane Bjornstad, Carol Gray, Josephine Schlangen, Eleanor Peterson, Evelyn Boros, Marilyn Nelson, Clayton Carlson, Betty Bloxham, Herbert Anderson. Third Row: Dick McIntosh, Fielding Holmes, Jerome Johnson, Gordon Willenbring, Dennis Nelson, Lorraine Hines, Madonna Knopik, Gloria Raveling, Harriet Hoffstedt, Bernice Valentine, Ramona Oldakoski, Celia Schlangen, Emmy Koprek, Judy Engel, Lois Jean gultteh Bernice Rychner, Kathleen Raymond, Martha Tanner, Corrine Deppa, Donna Krych, John Smith, Joe Johnson, Bob Haber, o arris. Fourth Row: Wayne Thompson, Richard Nelson, LeRoy Ohs, Richard Hultkrans, Don Merrick, Gilbert Noe, Don Ostroot, Bebe Longley, Mary Ann Valentine, Jeanne Wilczek, Jo Ann Nelson, Juliette Nelson, Marion Frantzick, Sally Sargeant, Jean Bjornstad, Joan Rasmussen, Shirley LaFond, Dorothy Anderson, Ardy Larson, Kathryn Hammer, Dean Manbeck, Joan Koslosky, Lorraine Ben- son, James Thomas, Albert Lampert, Don Gish. Not pictured: Lewis Weiner, Robert Grettum, Anthony Faust. Junior High Mixed Chorus Senior High Mixed Chorus President ................... ........ M arion Newman President .......i.......... .... R ichard Hultkrans Vice President. ..... Nancy Anderson Vice President .............o. Judy Engel Secretary ...i.i.i. i..ii E lla Rebischke Secretary .ii..iiii Herbert Anderson Librarian ,.... ..... M argo Mclntosh L44- Junior Girls Sextetie Third Row: Joyce Tholen, Ardy Larson. Second Row: TheresaBellefeuille, Emmy Koprek, Judy Engel. First Row: LSeatedb Mary ,Ann Valen- tine, Bebe Longley, Accompanist. Senior High School Girls' Chorus First Row: Betty Kleinschmidt, Donna Kieley, Virginia Lillemo, Monica Symanietz, Jeanette Pigman, Adrienne Hanson. Second Row: Mary Joan Copa, Barbara Lindquist, Byrdie Oothoudt, Mary Evans, Delores Haugh, Betty Packer, Evelyn Hilmerson. Third Row: Elaine Jarvis, Doreen Novotne, Catherine Little, Betty Lamb, Delores Verley, Delores Wuell- ner, Margie Lockhart, Delores Kohs. Fourth Row: Mrs. Viker, Patsy Tom- lanovich, Ruth Deppa, Clarice Schrupp, Lois Marie Jones, Freida Janski, Lorraine Lust, Lorraine Brynarski, Accompanist: Judy Engel Senior High Girls' Triple Quarletie First Row: Jean Bjornstad, Ruth Swan- son lAccompanistl Second Row: Marjorie Mason, Jane Hunt, Juliette Nelson, Ramona Oldakowski. ' Third Row: Celia Schlangen, Bernice Rychner, Corinne Deppa. Fourth Row: Galilee Nelson, Lorraine Benson, Marilyn Nelson, Fifth Row: Lorraine Hines, Mary Lou Donahue. Seated: Betty Simonet, Phyllis Hammerbeck, Audrey Madson, Martha Tanner, Anita Venners, Mildred Pierzina, Arlene Fedor, Ella Rebischke, Betty Hunt, Marion Newman, Nancy Anderson, Valerie Uldrich. Second Row: Miss Sandstrom, Cyri Johnson, Virginia Olsen, Marcia Dinner, Janice Parsons, Margery Nelson, Donna Rebischke, Myrlin Thielen, Joyce Benn, Joan Zyvoloski, Ella Lou Perry, Shirley Paquin, Shirley Kedrowski, Jeanne Peterson, LaVerne Allerman. Third Row: Gertrude Newgaard, Betty Thommes, Helen Wielinski, Elaine Simon, Lois Latick, Barbara Lindquist, Mary Anne Hunt, Geraldine Super, Rita Wilczek, Gwen Meschke, Jeanne Wilczek, Muriel Virnig, Byrdie Oothoudt, Wilma Veillette, Miss Nelson. Fourth Row: Bernice Peterson, Marion Frantzick, Celia Schlangen, Margo McIntosh, Joan Rasmusen, Shirley LaF'ond, Teresa Rausch, Judy Engel, Leona Yasgar, Jane Hunt, Catherine Little, Bebe Longley, Joyce Tholen, Bernice Valentine, Dolores Haugh. Fifth Row: BonnitaShipman, Jackie Bergan, Dorothy Anderson, Patsy Tomlanovich, Mary Ann Patyk, Gloria Raveling, Kathryn Hammer, Ardy Larson, Mary Ann Valentine, Sally Sargeant, Shirley Rylander, Betsy Ross, Marjorie Siewert, Josephine Schlangen, Pat Gordon. Girls' Athletic Association President .........,,, L .ioi Celia Schlangen Vice President o..., ioii,e K athryn Hammer S ecretary ero,o....,. sss.. M ary Ann Valentine Treasurer .oe,.oo ,ooooo..,...,o.loo J oyce Tholen Adviser ........., eoooeooo M iss Norma Nelson Co-Adviser ...eoo. oooe M iss Carol Sandstrom A picnic at Pine Grove Park began the activities of this year's Girls' Athletic Association. Closely following this Was the annual initiation which brought many new athletic minded girls into the Club. The Little Falls Chapter of the G. A. A. was organized in 1943 by Mrs. Roy Silvers, for the purpose of providing ufun for all, activity for all. It offers many opportunities for fun and activity in skiing, skating, hiking, basketball, volleyball, ping-pong, shuflleboard, soft- ball, and other sports. For participation inthese and other sports, the member receives points. Members Who earn six hundred points per year receive a school letter. -46- First Row: George Batters, Ollie Mueller,Gayle Meschke, Dan Gish, Dave Griffith, John Wachlarowicz, Archie Tretter, Bob Sargeant. Second Row: Mr. Shew, Dick Mclnotsh, Wesley Hoffdahl, Don Rylander, Dennis Nelson, Dave Van O'rsdel, Jerry Wilczek. Third Row: Harold Elzig, Louie Reilly, Alex Hanschen, Eugene Valentine, Chuck Randall. Fourth Row: Hubert Zyvoloski, Bert Grettum, James Karnowski, Leland Brill, Fritz Erdrich. The L. F. Club Lettermerfs Club Good sportsmanship, greater athletic participation, and good fellowship among its members and the student body are the objectives of the newly organized L. F. Club. The club was organized after the 1946 football season with Coach Shew as adviser. The club stresses cooperation between coaches, players, and the student body. Eligibility for member- ship is based on the earning of a letter as a member of an A squad in either football, basket- ball, baseball, or track. The officers include: President .,....,...... ..... B ert Grettum Vice President .,.... ,...,. D ave Griffith Secretary ...... .... ...,,.. D e nnis Nelson Treasurer ,,,,.. ,..,... O llie Mueller N if First Row: Cyri Johnson, Myrlin Theilen, Joyce Benn, Arlene Fedor, Jeanne Peterson. Second Row: Bob Harris, Celia Schlangen, Jackie Bergen, Milly Pierzina, Arlene Oothoudt, Jerry Madson. Third Row: Miss Miller, Carolyn Trierweiler, Marjorie Siewert, Leona Yasgar, Anita Venners. Fourth Row: Don Merrick, Richard Hultkrans, Jeanette Coates. l FirstVIRoiT:V. Gertrude Newgaard, Catherine Norton, Wilma Veillette, Betty Siegel, Arlene Fedcr, Myrlin Thielen urie irmg Second Row: Evelyn Boisvert, Charlotte Saultcr, Helen Norton, Miss Nelson Third ROLV: MArlene Ootllgsudtiu Adeline Grittner, Joyce Benn, Milly Pierzina, Anita Venners, Bernice Meyer, Dolores H L . aug , ary ou ona ue Fourth gloxavz Alice Meyer, Jeannine Eix, Sally Sargeant, Shirley Rylander, Leona Yasgar, Janet Neslon, Byrdie Oct ou t. Pep Squad The Pep Club with Miss Miller as adviser, was organized this fall. The members work with the cheerleaders to prepare new yells. The organization has printed yell sheets contain- ing all L. F. cheers. These were passed out to the students at an assembly. They voted on pat- ches,which contain a megaphone and the wording, L, F. Pep Club. The Pep Club has had each organization in school put on a short skit at the pep fests throughout the year. The officers are: President, Celia Schlangeng Vice President, Jerry Madsen, Secretary-Treasurer, Cyri Johnson, Publicity Man- ager, Don Merrick. Cheerleaders Joyce, Jerry, and Bob, all attending L. F. H. S. for the past several years, were elected last spring by the student body as cheerleaders for the football and basketball season of '46-'47. Miss Miller has acted as adviser for this group the past year. The Tumbling Team The Tumbling Team has gr own from ten charter members to twenty-eight members. The club was organized by Miss Nelson in September, 1945. The tumblers plan group and combination stunts and present them to the club. The club tumbled at two basketball games and at the spring physical education demonstration. Officers: President Alice Meyer, Vice President Arlene Oothoudtg Adviser Miss Norma E. Nelson. Junior Academy of Science The Junior Academy of Science 'met each Tuesday night in the Chemistry department, Each member had a project which he worked on at these meetings. Tliey held two dances during the year-one after the Bemidji basketball game and the other after the Royalton basketball game. Fourth Row: Wayne Thompson, Richard Hultkrans, Bob Harris. Third Row: Fielding Holmes, Dick McIntosh, Donald Carpenter, George Kaslow, Second Row: Ken Elvin, Gerald Madson, Bodie Larson. First Row: Pat Winkler, Jerry Witucki, Stanley Foss, Mr. Eveslage CAdviserD. Not pictured: Lewis Weiner. First Row: Keith Olson, Jon Lovdahl, Vance Lackore, Harry Bemardson, Jerome Miller. Second Row: John Hultkrans, Richard Miller, Donald Pitt. School Patrol The school patrol, consisting of six regular members and two substitutes, was organized for the purpose of accident prevention and student protection. The members were sworn in by Highway Patrol officer Kaisersott. They are stationed at posts near the school during the noon traffic and the four o'clock dismissal. Junior Class Play A Case ofSp11Qngtimc by Lee Sherman New dramatic talent was exposed to the universe as the juniors put on their class play, A Case Of Spring- time, by Lee Slrerman, on March 7, 1947. It was full of hilarious but sympathetic troubles that enveloped a high school senior who fell for the daughter of the school principal. Through his tricks of magic he seemed to have himself involved for life-and then, as if by magic, he was headed for happiness forever after. Director: Mr. Martin Assistant Director: Mrs. Magnuson Top Row: Phyllis Carlson, flilly Pierzina, June Ven- ers, Alvina Sobieck. 1d Row: Mr. Martin, 3 f . i' I F eorge Kaslow, Jane Hunt, unna Mae Rebischke, ewis Weiner, Mrs. Mag- ll'iOIl Row Donald Carpen- ,r, Bud Dickson, Bebe iongley, Joan Rasmusen, lhirley LaFond, Bob Iaber, Fielding Holmes. Bottom Row: Mrs. Magnuson, ayne Bjornstad, Stanley 'oss, Lois LeDoux, Mr. Jlartin. id Row: Jerry Madson, X v i 1 fl fl I atlilelen Raymond Joan os os y Row: Richard Hult- fans, Gloria Raveling, ary Anne Hunt, Don errick. h Row: Bob Harris. Senior Class Play T'ish by Alice Chadwick The seniors were host to the public on November 22, 1946, when they entertained with their class play Tish by Alice Chadwick. A new high was created in comedy entertainment as Tish, her companions, Lizzie and Aggie, and a wonderful supporting cast relived and presented the immortal characters from Mary Roberts Rinehart's novel of the same name. Director: Mr. Martin Assistant Director: Mrs. Magnuson -50- ATIMEIIC . Vg N f'.. N X4 if 0 f Q54 272 ' ' le 0 9 ,9 1 , -0, ,f 1- .aevx ,f , 1 af' , ! , . ,IU G 1.1 A: . -- - f i , ' - 28. Dennis Nelson, RE: 19. Dave Griffith, LE: 34. John hV2Cl1l3I'OVxiCZ, RTQ 11. George Batters, RG, 31. Archie Tretter, LG, 14. Eugene Valentine, C, 32. Bert Grettum, FB: 18. Bob Sargeant, Student Mgr, 26. Gayle Meschke, FB, 27. Fritz Erdich, LT, 21 Ollie Mueller LH, 30. Harold Elzi RH 17. D V O d l G- 12 L l B ll ' ' - ' . , ' g, 3 ave an rs e, , . eand ri, '47 co-captainelect,Gg 24. Bob Erdrich, Tg 15. Jerry Wilczek, QB, 22. Don Adams, C, 20. Don Ploof, Eg 29. Chuch Randall, Assistant Student Mgr, 35. Adlore Poepping, FBQ 71. Norman Przybilla, G5 63. Willis Swanson, T, 66. Jerry Witucki, G, 64. Al Bieganek, Eg 27. Kenneth Dalen, G5 73. Gene Norberg, G3 62. Arnold Smeija, G3 56. Tom Werner, HB, 59. Kelly Stumpf, G, 10. Wesley Hoffdahl, Eg 23. Hub Zyvoloski, HB5 Head Coach Harvey Shewg Line Coach Arvid Schmeckpeperg 70. Harold Hines, G3 74. Leo TeVogt, Eg 65. Don Morrill, E: 67. Jerry Mueller, E, Alex Hanschen, T: 68. Dean Perry, T, 60. Ed Raymond, G3 Jerry Thieleng Back Field Coach Louis Filippi. School Wins Losses Ties Points Opponents PerCent St. Cloud Tech 0 0 76 1.000 Bemidji 1 0 84 .800 Brainerd 1 1 69 .786 Wadena 2 O 45 .500 Crosby-lronton 4 0 46 .333 Staples 4 0 13 .333 Little Falls 4 1 12 .100 Alexandria 0 4 0 12 .000 The highlight of the 1946 football season was the homecoming game in Which the Flyers tied a favored Brainerd team. Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov 20 Flyers 27 Flyers 4 Flyers 1 1 Flyers 18 Flyers 25 Flyers 1 Flyers Season's Record Crosby-Ironton Brainerd Aitkin Washburn St. Cloud Tech Bemidji Staples -jgf Home Game Home Game At Aitkin At Washburn At Tech Home Game At Staples BASKETBALL TEAM First Row. Ass't. Coach Harvey Show, Don Gish, Bill Noyes, Dave Griffith, Gene Valentine Phunk Randall Fo cl F k it ll V Second Row: Jerr Wilczek, Bob Sax' eant, Student Manager Bill kerman, a lr- Mesc e t D Ryl d y g O G y hk C p Third Row: James Karnowski, Ollie Mueller, Bob Erdrich, George Kaslow, Ass't. Coach Lo Fl pp Fourth Row: George Peterson, Alex Hanschen, Jim Mallon ,Bodie Larson. Season Record Central Eight Standings Won ,f,,,,,.,..,,,,.,,, Lost I Won Lost Percent Points Sauk Rapids ,,,,,,, L. F, Crosby-Ironton 12 2 .857 557 gtargffs d ,,,--,. ,-,,-,, Ii - eeeeee Staples 11 8 .786 568 t. ou eeeee eeee,ee . . , . .. Crosby-Ironton L. F. Bemldn 8 4 '667 463 Aitkin rrrrrr H L, F St. Cloud 6 6 .500 421 Bralnerd- as 4 eeee as L- F- Little Falls 5 8 .385 448 Sliiiidfycii ...... Iii lip ff Brainerd 5 S -385 424 Royalton ,,V,V,,,V, N L. F, ,, Alexandria 3. 8 .273 336 Bemidji eeeeeeeee -V L- F- Wadena 1 12 .077 371 Staples 1 .11111111 .. L. F. 111.. Wadena 1.1...1111... L. F I I Breckenridge L. F. V 7 District 24 Tournament Record St. Cl0ud .... .eeee... L . F. 1..ee. Flyers ., 1 . 111.1.11. .,1. 4 3 Wadena . 1 815.12381 . 5 1.1. . 4 26 Sauk Rapids . ..... L. F. . .... Flyers 5 47 Bralnefd Bemidji . . 1 L. F. .... iommgl Aitkin .11 11....1 L. F. Wadena 1... 1. 11..,,1 L. F. , Long Praire L. F. ..1,. . -53- Oppone 403 448 397 409 501 474 374 582 E E 5 A Q 3 1 3 i s a 1 l I 1 L . . X I F I s i 5 1 P r K R w smmmfmm .mmm -' . nsziqv.. 01 :nwweeas srmam mmm mummaas1'1vmv41.'fs.13r:i.vnlln'.ais'u3v11ama:Axnf nxwanmoculmfr.J-mar a1wi'mafmf m4J,v-ale V amexvxxza mauve ,f wma. Harvey Shew Head Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Physical Ed. Instructor Frank Studley Athletic Director Head Basketball and Base- ball Coach Assistant Football Coach Arvid Schmeckpeper Track Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach Studley, Filippl. Schmeckpeper, Shew Louis Filippi Assistant Football Coach Assistant Basketball Coach Physical Ed. Instructor 5 -. M-4 NS M KR? wg 2 ,,7, 'had f I1 M ' Z X f Zf??2 Nw ' ff FEATURES Baseball The Flyer nine sought its third consecutive Central Eight Baseball'Championship with the return of seven regulars under Manager Frank Studley. The returning veterans Were: Ollie Mueller, Gene Valentine, Dave Griffith, Jerry Wilczek, James Karnowski, and Chuck Randall. Last year the Flyers captured their second consecutive Central Eight title behind the surperb pitching of Dick Eich. He hurled two consecutive no-hit, no-run ballgames. The victims of these brilliant pitching efforts Were Staples and Crosby-Ironton. Practice started in the high school gymnasium the Week following the state high school basketball tournament 3 as the Weather moderated, practice was shifted to the county fairgrounds. The schedule consisted of a round robin among four Central Eight schools. l Sittin Fhls One Out Gotcha Covered' V V Christmas Windows Gayle and His Dolls Line Forms At The Right Enjoying themselves at the Hi-Y Ball Dogpatch Style Angels National Honor Society Initiation Arlene Gets Her Pin The Class Prophecy of IQ47 The class of '47 mellowed by the passing of the last ten years, looks like this in 1957. Gene Abrahamson-Runs a hamburger shop off the coast of Iceland.CWe hear he's doing a freezing businessj Wilmer Adams-Runs a self-photography studio. Arnold Anderson-Has advanced to assistant manager of the Pine Grove Grocery. Herbie Anderson-Teaching the Charles Atlas course to his many admirers. James Anderson-Is giving the J. B. shop some competition. Ralph Anderson-Mayor of Gregory. Roger Anderson-Manager of a model farm. Norman Ballou-Installment plan manager for Muschel's Drug Store. George Batters-We lost track of him, but rumors say he is keeping the world going around. Marita Bednar-Giving lectures at the high school. Jerome Benson-His pool hall business has made the North end something to come home to. Lorraine Bensone-General manager at Penney's. Shirlee Benson-Assistant pharmacist at Lovdahl's. Francis Beto-Is now driving a tractor on the farm. Vernie Beto-Is taking over Hedda Hopper's column in the local paper. Benedict Birchem-Has become owner of the local flop-house. Jane Bjornstad-Is now engaged. Jean Bjornstad-Just married her sister's boy friend. Jim Blake-Chief janitor at Vassar. John Blake-Finally got married. Viola Boisvert-So did she. Dolores Borgstrc-mkls now a secretary to someone she thinks is very nice. Therese Boros-Working in the bank. CAssistant private secretary to the office boy.D Leonard Carlson-Is now the star of the Freedhem Baseball Team. Betty Copley-Married a Wall Street broker. Rose Danko-Is going to college. CSt. John's, that is.j Corrine Deppa-A career girl. Dolores Doucette-Still has her engagement ring. Joyce Doucette-Runs a taxi cab business. Maxine Doucette-Receptionist at the Pine Edge. Viola Dugas-Peddling peanuts on Broadway. Fritz Erdrich-Selling Ludefisk at 5 cents per pound. Lloyd Eystad-Is the noted farmer of the year. Stanley Foss-Now a great scientist. He discovered a feed for chickens which makes them lay scrambled eggs. Mildred Gablenz-Waiting for Charles. Marianne Gastecki-Is still waiting for Jimmy. Leo Gau-Mayor of Pierz. Skip Gish-Is now playing basketball for Notre Dame. Carol Gray-Happily married farmer's wife: now living near Randall. Bert Grettum-Signed up for the army six weeks ago. Dave Griffith-We have shocking reports about him. He is working. Pat Gordon-Is carrying the torch for, you know who. lone Hall-Just informed us that the Navy came home. Ruby Hall-Is teaching school in Sobieski. Ida Hamilton-Is supervising the building of a public sidewalk through Mike's Standard Station. Bob Harris-Is taking up professional tumbling. Lloyd Hayes-Now an officer in the Navy. Karl Hegg-Runs a ranch out near Randall. Laurine Heiderscheid-Part owner of 37 Acres. Leona Hlad-Bending hairpins in a hairpin factory. Wesley Hoffdahlv-Is still looking for Old Buttermilk Skies. Harriet Hoffstedt-Editor of Scholastic Magazine. Donna Houle-Now a mailman. CFemale, that is.j Dick Hultkrans-Is still up and around. Mostly up. Mary Anne Hunt-Head coach of the Saint Mary's football team. Frieda Janski-Is a teacher at Yale. Herman Johannes-Now driving a cab for, you know whof' Cyri Johnson-Chief linotype operator at the Transcript. Jerome Johnson-Runs a newspaper- West Side Times. Virginia Johnson-Wrote a book, I got My Man. Dale Jones-Took up wrestling, I think. John Katzmarek-Like father-like son. Bette Killian-Is still waitin for 'Chuckf Jerome Klein-Chief street cleaner of Pierz. Alvin Knopik-He is in the thick of it with his new lumber business. Mildred Kollodge-Secretary to Mr. Siewert. Joan Koslosky-Is assistant to Dorothy Dix. Albert Lampert-Is making big money working out at the golf course as caddy. Glen Lattimer-Strong man in the circus. Lois Jean LeDoux-Going to Law school. Clarence Lepinski-Is improving his shack on Maple Island. Lorraine Lightner-Went to Africa to look for another diamond. Melvin Loidolt-Big job-cutting grass at the cemetery. Ronald Lowe-Is working in a hardware store. LaRayne Lust-Loves her work in the postoffice sorting mail. Donna McNamara-Leader of McNamara's band. Dick McIntosh-Teaching chemistry in Pierz High School. Jerry Madson-Just edited, The Madson Method of Cheerleading. Virgil Marshik-Is the head mathematician at Harvard. Edward Maurer-Runs the Maurer Express out in Pierz. Lorraine Meinert-Got married so she could change her long name. It is now Achamlefski Erma Linda Merkling-Working at Hartman's in Pierz. Don Merrick-Has a full time job with Varga. Alice Meyer-Is still leading the band. Clifford Moran-Head waiter at the Stork Club. Kenneth Munson-F. F. A. teacher in Randall. Leo Musielewicz-Working at Munsingwear. Clem Nelson-Is now sports editor of the New York Times. Juliette Nelson--Found her Romeo. Marilyn NelsonefPart owner of the courthouse. Richard Nelson-Is running a pool hall in Freedhem. Wallace Nelson-Playing a baritone for the New York Philharmonic. Gilbert NowPuts the chips in the potato chip bags. Charles Nieman-Selling farm machinery. Bill Noyes-Runs a clip joint. Arlene Oothoudt-Is a beauty operator. Ronald Oberton-Wrote a book, 'Life on the Farm! Lucille O'Hotto-Married a guy by the name of ------ Bill Okerman-Is now living in Korea. Romana Oldakoski-Still looking for Gordy's brown eyes. Edward Ososki-Working on the railroad. Don Ostroot-Taken up residence in Crosby. Clem Otremba-Traded his bike for a hamburger shop. Stan PatykSTeaching solid geometry at Harvard. Lorraine Perlinger-Sales agent for Avon products. Harley Peterson-Is taking a course in farming. Jeanne Peterson-Writing a new version of Open the Door Richard. Ann Post-Operating a boarding house in Cushing. William Yuszinske-Organist in the Polish church. LaVerne Przybilla-Works in the Little Falls Theater. Vernon Radke-Promoted to corporal in the National Guard. Chuck Randall-Chief cook at Hunt's Cafe. Richard Randall-Washed out as a pilot-now running a laundry. Darlene Range-Assistant in Betty Crocker's Modern Kitchen Laboratory. Lenore Rausch-Running a streetcar from 12th Street to the Bank Square. Gloria Raveling-Committed suicide because she had an acute case of laryngitis. Kathleen Raymond-Foreign correspondent for the Transcript. Louie Reilly-Has Sally Sargeant as co-polit on his new delivery helicopter. Raymond Ringwelski-Stage manager in a Minstrel Show. Dale Ritchie-Bookkeeper for Gambles. Marie Rocheleau-Mining Nylon stockings in Berlin. Thomas Rudolph-Catching trains for a living. Don Rylander-Finally got rid of Hthatl' porch light. Francis Salitros-Went to Italy. Robert Salzbrunn-Applying practical physics to his ranch in Montana. George Schilling-Chief cue duster at Smrackers. Celia Schlangen-Head of the Red Cross in China. Howard Schlesky-Is running a lending bar in Washington. Eleanor Schriener-Took up coaching girls football. Rose Mary Schultz'-Has a big share in the Randall Poolhall. LeRoy Siegel-Working in Alaska. Betty Simonet-Leader of the Local Drum Corps. Raymond Skinner-Owns a farm east of town. Gen Smolik-Works in the Black and White. David Sladek-Driving a truck for the Yasgar Trucking Company. Lester Sod-Discovered why ice forms on the river in the winter. Daniel Stanek-Is now a banker in Kentucky. Kenneth Stein-Just completed his latest Stein's Reducing Machine. Richard Stiller-Janitor in the high school. Louis Stumpf-Head mechanic at Babs Smith's. Kenneth Supere-Is now running a bowling alley out in Sobieski. Dorothy Symanietz- Is the proud mother of twins. Wayne Thompson-Took Mr. EVeslage's place teaching chemistry. Eugene Tillman-Hauling logs for Tretter's lumberjacks. Archie Tretter-Vice president of the Lumberjacks. Dennis Tuholsky-President of the Tuholsky truckers. Gene Valentine-Chief Baby-Sitter in town. Louis Valley-Still typin' at Larson's Boat Works. David Van Orsdel-Playing pro-checkers in Paris. Doug Van Orsdel-Building a house on Fifth street in the North end. Lloyd Voltin-Now teaching Social in the Feeble Minded School. Tony Vornbrock-Turned Camp Ripley into a summer resort. John Wachlarowicz-Still tramping the path to Indian territory. James Warmuth-Joined the Marines. LeRoy Waytashek-Took Mr. Perry's place in the shop. Francis Welinski-Wrote a book, Polish Literature, Leonard Welinski-Going to College in Bemidji. Peter Wiczek-He went to the dogs-driving a Greyhound Bus. Jeanne Wilczek-Is helping Fritz sell Ludefisk. Marilyn Wilczek-Is chief butcher in the Wilczek Meat Market. Pat Winklerw-Investigatin' the Old Lamp Lighter. Thelma Wolters-Waiting for her ship to come in. Eleanore Worliwln the personnel department at Dayton's. Hubert ZyvoloskihThird vice-president of the Standard Oil Company. Howdy, Girls! Prize Winner Out of This World Gee, It's Cold At Ease Happy Days Vitamin D Self-Made Man All By Myself Vacationing Tobogganing? ? Out On A Limb Jean's7 7 Transformation Ice Pack Hay There! ! ! Got A Stamp? Scenes Around the School 1. Mr. Farbro's shop class 2. Noon hour rush 3. Ten minutes off 4. Junior English class 5. Miss Olsetlfs sewing class School Calendar September 1 16. Oh gosh! School Daze again. We started with a general assembly at 9:00 A. M. and a Lyceum program, the Ritz Trumpeters, in the afternoon. Very interesting. 20. The first football game of the season was played here with Crosby-Ironton defeating the Flyers 13 to 0. 24. Faculty picnic-Hot Dog!- 27. Our second football game ended in a 6-6 tie with Brainerd. October 4. We went to Aitkin that night. The score was 7-0 in favor of Aitkin. 11. The band accompanied our team to St. Cloud where Tech High School defeated the Flyers, 20-0. 18. Washburn defeated L. F. 26-0 on Washburn's field. 18. The seventh graders had their class party. 24 8: 21. Thellong awaited 24th arrived. M. E. A. vacation meant two days of sleep uninterrupted by the sc ool bel . 25. Bemidji played here, and I lost my bet 'cause Bemidji won 19-0. 28. The student body was entertained by a Lyceum program of piano and violin music by Gibson and Schwerke. 31. The annual Halloween party was enjoyed by all. It was sponsored by the Lion's Club. November 1. We played Staples there. The score was Staples 7, L. F. 6. 4-7. Everybody got t'shot , Mantoux tests again. 8. Big senior party. More fun! 15. Sadie Hawkins Day Party sponsored by the Rec. 19. Lyceum, Otto Dahlman sculptured several notable men for us including Lincoln. 21-22. The Senior play, ' Tish , was presented under the direction of Charles Martin. It was a big hit! 28-29. Thanksgiving vacation and what could be more welcome? December 3. A victorious start for the Flyers as they defeated Sauk Rapids 53 to 42 at Sauk Rapids. 6. After a victory, a loss-Staples 41, L. F. 28 on our own floor. 10. We hate to mention this, but St. Cloud beat us 44 to 34. 13. I heard somebody say, Maybe we could win the next one. C. I. 41, L. F. 27. 17. The team comes through, Aitkin 31, L. F. 33. 18. An enjoyable Lyceum program with Bertrand Shurtleff giving us a few pointers on wrestling. 19. Annual Christmas Program presented by the Music Department of L. F. H. S. 20. A trip to Brainerd and no luck. We lost 33 to 21. 20. Everybody breathed a sigh of relief as Christmas vacation began. - 31. A new year is rung in by the seniors, and for them it brings a memorable year as well as a memorable night! L66- School Calendar January 3. The Flyers lose a heartbreaker to Alex 28 to 27 . Dance in the old gym afterwards. 6. Back to school! Vacation is over and the grind starts again. 7. An out of town win for the Flyers as they defeat Osakis 38-35. 10. Another non-conference victory for the team as Royalton bows to us 54 to 33. 18. Bemidji comes here confident and gets a little surprise. We win 40-34. ' 20. A second time the Purple and Gold go down under a Railroader attack 51-36 at Staples. 24. Studley's boys defeat Wadena 46-25. A. C. T. dance afterwards. 31. We lost a close one to Breckenridge 43-42. An over night trip, FUN! February 4. St. Cloud comes hereg 34-40 in our favor. 6. Magic baffles some, but not all, of the students when Raymond Shutz entertained them with his tricks in another Lyceum. 7. A trip to Crosby and something happened, C. I. 49, L. F. 29. 11. Backed up by Archie's Hip! Hip! Hurrays! the Flyers down Brainerd 26-23. 14. Decorations, soft lights, and music mark the annual Hi-Y Ball held in the auditorium. The music was provided by Lowell Round and his Orchestra. 18. Our up and coming team wins another by rolling over Sauk Rapids. 21. The Flyers make the long trip to Bemidji to lose to the Lumberjacks 55-44. 25. Six home victories in a row. L. F. 55, Aitkin 33. 28. A victorious Flyer squad comes back from Wadena. The score 46-34. March 3. The final home game for the seniors and a victory also. L. F. 58, Long Prarie 38. 6-7. The Juniors presented their class play, HA Case of Springtime. Congratulations on a wonderful performance, Juniors! 12. Lyceum-Joel Quinn lectured to the Student body on What's Right With America? 12-14. District Tournaments at Brainerd. 17. District Speech festival at Pine River. Also St. Patricks day! 19. National Honor Society Day. 20-21. Regional Tournament held at Glenwood. April 3-7. A short but very welcome Easter Vacation. 8. After every vacation we must begin again. 15. Y-Teens gave their annual girl-date-boy party. 24-25. The band and choruses travel to Brainerd for the District Music Festival. May 2. The Junior-Senior Prom. A wonderful time for everybody, especially the Seniors. 5. G. A. A. banquet in honor of the senior members. 9. Physical Education evening demonstration. 27. Hooray! They gave us a day off. Senior picnic and class night. Lots of fun! June 1. Baccalaureate-the seniors begin to realize it's almost over. 2-3. Exams! Must they always ruin the end of the year? 6. Commencement-a long awaited night. 1 Caught in the Act Pure Pep A Case Of Springtime The Girls Patrick Henry Hanschen Houseful Caught In The Act Genie with the light brow Von Hamm n hair Class Will The senior class of 1947, being of sound mind and body hereby wills and bequeaths to the undergraduates the following things: Gene Abrahamson wills his front seat in all classes to Joan Zyvoloski. Wilmer Adams wills his photographic ability to Donald Pitt. Arnold Anderson wills his height to Jim Brusseau. James Anderson wills his heel plates to Leland Brill. Herbert Anderson wills his build to Alexander Hanschen. Ralph Anderson wills his domestic traits to Junie Venners. Roger Anderson wills his love for farming to the F. F. A. Club. Norman Ballou wills his prominence in F. F. A. to Lewis Weiner. George Batters and Jim Blake will their girls back to the freshmen boys. Marita Bedar wills her ability to concentrate to Donnie Ososki. Jerome Benson wills his State Guard uniform to any junior who would like it. Lorraine Benson wills her blond hair to Phyllis Carlson. Shirlee Benson wills her two class rings to Bebe Longley. Frances Beto wills her back seat in the Randall bus to Pete Kazeck. Vernie Beto wills her engagement ring to Marjorie Lockhart. Benedict Birchem wills his green sweater to Donna M ae Rebischke for next St. Patrickis Day. Jane Bjornstad wills her dramatic ability to Marjorie Mason. Jean Bjornstad wills her job in the Quality to Janie Hunt. John Blake wills his quiet Saturday evenings to George Kaslow. Viola Boistert wills her black hair to Pat LaFond. Dolores Bergstrom wills her diamond to June Abel. Therese Boros wills her editor's job to Judy Nelson. Leonard Carlson wills his dignified manner to Eugene N orberg. Betty Copley wills her locker on first floor to Susan Rossberg. Rose Danko wills her seat in physics class to Pat Anderson. Corrine Deppa wills her snacks to Mary Ann Patyk. Dolores Doucette wills her ability to get a man to the junior girls. Joyce Doucette wills her French tongue to Ginger Olsen. Maxine Doucette wills her job at Ben Franklin's to Dorothy Anderson. Viola Dugas wills her dark complexion to Keith Olsen. Fritz Erdrich wills his fistic abilities to Bob Haber. Lloyd Eystad wills his long walks to the bus to Rollie Dalquist. Stanley Foss will give his Charles Atlas course to anybody who wants it. Mildred Gablenz wills her happy-go-lucky ways to Ham Rasmusen. Marianne Gastecki leaves the West side to Mary Jo Copa. Leo Gau wills his curly hair to Jerry Wilczek. Donald Gish wills his nightly waits at the Falls theater to Bob Sargeant. Carol Gray wills her last year's romance to M ardie Siewert. Bert Grettum wills his army experiences to Joe Johnson. Dave Griffith wills his ambition to Jack Zobava. Pat Gordon wills her refined art of unsuccessful worrying to Milly Pierzina. I one Hall wills her box-office attraction to Doreen N ovotne. Ruby Hall wills her long walk home for dinner to Judy Engel. Ida Hamilton wills her salesmanship to any junior girl who knows dresses. Bob Harris wills his room in the hospital to the future cheerleaders. Lloyd Hayes wills his Navy uniform to Russell Oberton. Karl H egg wills his social discussions to Gayle M eschke. Laurine H eiderscheid wills her waitress job in the Red Owl to Betty Hunt. Leona H lad wills her highly-pitched voice to Dean Stahl. Wesley Hoffdahl and Clem Nelson will their room to any bus-riding football players. Harriet Hoffstedt wills her quietness to Alvin Piotrowski. Donna Houle wills her Ford V-8 to Joyce Benn. Rich Hultkrans wills his experiments with explosives to Ollie Mueller. Mary Anne Hunt wills her Htruenesst' to Chuck to her sister Betty. Freida Janski wills her studiousness to Conrad Gau. Herman Johannes wills his chauffer's license to Richard Peterson. Cyri Johnson wills her Studebaker to Pat LaFond. Jerome Johnson wills his red hair and freckles to Kenny Elvin. Virginia Johnson wills her job in the lunchroom to Marion Frantzick. Dale Jones wills his Chinese imported shirt to Bud Dixon. John Katzmarek wills his voice to Theresa Bellefeuille. Bette Killian wills the Fort Ripley roller-skating ring to Marion Newman. Jerome Klein wills his manley physique to Joe Schubert. Alvin Knopik wills his quiet ways to Ardy Larson. Mildred Kollodge wills her wide belts to Sally Sargeant. Joan Koslosky wills her horn-rimmed specs to anybody who wants them. Albert Lampert wills his Army clothes back to the Marines. Glen Lattimer wills his unique dialogues to Jack Zobava. Lois Jean LeDoux wills her part in the senior class play to Shirley LaFond. Clarence Lepinski wills his water bucket back to the N . P. Lorraine Lightner wills her notes to Donnie Ploof. Melvin Loidolt wills his speaking voice to Jim Karnowski. LaRayne Lust wills her height to Jerry Wilczek. Donna McNamara wills her Irish name to Joseph Palaschewski. Dick McIntosh wills his F. F. A. office to Bodie Larson. Jerry M adson wills Shirley LaFond to any lucky junior boy. Virgil M arshik wills his physics notebook to Fielding Holmes. V Edward Maurer wills his absence excuses to Chuck Sprandel. Class Will-Continued Lorraine M einert wills her booth in the Pres to Pat Anderson. Erma Linda Merkling wills her job at the Star Cafe to Myrlin Thielen. Don Merrick wills his paint brushes to Aloysius Pawlenty. Alice Meyer wills her baton twirling ability to Margo M cI ntosh. Clifford Moran wills his private cue in Smracker's to Johnny Hultkrans. Kenneth Munson wills his offices in the F. F. A. to Jim Mallon. Leo M usielewicz wills his baseball prowess to the Flensburg Victory League Team. J uilette Nelson wills her perfectly-set hair to Susan Rossberg. Marilyn Nelson wills her seat in the tenor section of choir to Joe J oinson. Richard Nelson wills his solid geometry papers to Ardy Larson. Wallace Nelson wills his baritone to Tom Werner. Charles Nieman wills his F. F. A. marks to Dale Pogatchnik. Gilbert Noe wills a certain Miss Lockhart back to the junior class. Bill Noyes will his basketball suit to Dickie Grimes. Arlene Oothoudt wills her switchboard to Ardy Gunderson. Ronald Oberton wills himself to the Navy. . Lucille O' H otto wills her pleasant evening engagements to any healthy and able jum0 - Bill Okerman wills his strength to Bobby Killian. Romona Oldakoski wills her fan club to Carmen Schneider. EdwarcLOsoski wills his army contact job to Lewis Weiner. Donald Ostroot wills his sousaphone to Eugene Lund. Clem Otremba wills his short circuits to Jerry Mueller. Stan Patyk wills the pins back to the Bowling Center. Lorraine Perlinger wills her informal notes to her friends to Annie Valentine. Harley Peterson wills his ring size to Judy Nelson. Jeanne Peterson wills her first clarinet chair to Donnie Pitt. Ann Post wills her reserve to Joyce Tholen. William Pruzinske wills his well-groomed hair to Irving Christnagel. LaVerne Przybilla wills her finger nails to Carl Eckerson. Vernon Radke wills his English conversations to any person who can get away with it. Chuck Randall wills his many organization memberships to Elphege Bieganek. Richard Randall wills his school books to Jack Sawdy. Darlene Range wills Bells back to the M erricks. Lenore Rausch wills her long walks to school to Ella Rebischke. Gloria Raveling wills her social engagements to Jeanette Coates. Kathleen Raymond wills her back yard to the county engineers. Louis Reilly wills his interest in the Minnesota Power and Light to any eligible sophomore Raymond Ringwelski wills his wavy hair to Robert Munson. Marie Rocheleau wills her picture to any lucky fellow who can get hold of it. Thomas Rudolph wills his F. F. A. trip to Don Ginter. Don Rylander wills the presidency to the Woman- Haters Club to any ignorant student. Frances Salitros wills her nurses aid uniform to Ham Rasmusen. Robert Salzbrunn wills his BB gun to Chuck Sprandel. George Schilling wills his constant training to the 1947-48 Flyers. Celia Schlangen wills her snare drum to Betty Ann Thommes. Howard Schlesky wills the Red Owl meat department to Doclo Doroff. Eleanor Schreiner wills Rollie's school sweater to the L. F. Club. Rose Mary Schultz wills her blonde curls to Red'l Erdrich. LeRoy Siegel wills his roller skates to the Rec organization. Betty Simonet wills her Packard to Harold Elzig. Raymond Skinner wills his Sea Scout uniform to Jim Karnowski. Genevieve Smolik wills her gymnastic ability to Margo McIntosh. David Sladek and Dennis Tuholsky will their trucks to Roger Weber. Lester Sod wills his necktie to Leland Brill. Daniel Stanek wills his hair to Dale Orton. Kenneth Stein wills his shyness to Chubby Thielen. Richard Stiller wills his public-speaking potentialities to Dean Perry. Louis Stumpf wills his job at Smith's Service Station to Joan Zyvoloski. Kenneth Super wills his manly physique to Kenneth Olson. Dorothy Symanietz wills the hospital trays to Katie Little. Wayne Thompson wills his good Irish name to Esther Ringwelski. Eugene Tillman wills his axe to Jim M allon. Archie Tretter wills his jeep to John Klein. Eugene Valentine wills his physics workbook to Judy. Louis Valley wills his typewriter to Leo Bieganek. Dave Van Orsdel wills his wanderlust to Jackie Bergan. Doug Van Orsdel wills Arlene to anyone who can fill his shoes. Lloyd Voltin wills his day-dreaming to Sally Sargeant. Tony Vornbrock wills his chess board to Fuzzy Rossberg. John Wachlarowicz wills his reducing machine to the girl's gym class. Sylvester Waldvogel wills the meat market to his brother Ray. James Warmuth wills his naps in English class to any sleepy junior. LeRoy Waytashek wills his heinie to Francis M arstein. Frances Welinski wills her good looks to some fortunate junior girl. Leonard Welinski wills his basketball skill to Melvin Grell. Peter Wiczek wills his job at the Buckman Hotel to Dick Ploof. Jeanne Wilczek wills her voice to the Girl's Glee Club. Marilyn Wilczek wills her laugh to Carolyn Ball. Thelma Wolters wills her serious nature to Janice Parsons. Eleanore Worlie wills her job at Bells Cafe to Deanne Verley. Pat Winkler wills his physics knowledge to Red Erdrich. Hubert Zyvoloski wills his three Indian feathers to LeRoy Ohs. 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I 4 LIK-NU CLEANERS ' l T .4 4. .... 3 . . , Q For a Complete Selection of Lathes anol Chilcl1'en's Reaclyftofvtfeafr Q E I Shop at . 1 h i Q Loretta s Smart S op 1 2 l -1-.......-...... .n.N. ......-...............,..................-....-..,........................ ................ .......-.-....-............................,.......,.,.....,.,4 -va.-.-.................... ............... ........-....MM......--.4 T... .-.-. ... ...-.......-........................ ..........-.......-.....-.4 l ,ii-., we Congratulations and Best W will law Wishes to the t hues -A : j Graduating Class of 1947 Z ll gg X E 1 l 1 MassyMotors 5 The Leader Store i Q H' KATZ' Proprietor l Fofrcl Mefrcwry Lincoln Q a 3 3 2 DEALER l 5 Men's and Ladies' Clothing l Fumlsllmg Goods cmd l Little Falls, Minn. E Shoes Q 1 i 1 Little Falls, Minn. l 274 , 3 ' I ...t. Q-o-n-0-0-0 1 2 Q 1 I 9 ..,......,....,...-.-.......,..,..,..,....... ...................,.,.....4. J. B. 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D O V' 1 F Q - CD 5 2 if--a--o s-o ve- n-o-Q--o-o-Q-1-Q-Q-1-o-on -0-oo-s--one a-v-v-no-o-m-o-nw c-0-o--u-0--an 0- n .u u-5 4'-o a-0 0--o-Q-e--o-n-o Z X 0 x 5 1 X X .g........ ...., ...-.... -...,....-.....,-,..,...,.., .................-........,...................-...,. ..........,.................,.............................4: : LARSON-BOATS Riff on 2. LARSQBKEJI 5 lake resorts or for your own 5 i private use. They are safe, E durable and reasonably priced. 5 5 y :Cm!Ci'Wi 'm'W 3 LARSON BOAT WCRKS C ' LITTLE FALLS, MINNESOTA E -y -.--.--.-.-..----.-.--.-...Q- .-.-. .............. ..... ......-.......-....-,... .,.......,..,..,..,,.,..,.,,,.,..,.,,.,..,.,,..,.,..,...,.,.gi 5. ,..o..p..o-p..n..q..s-s-. o-l-g .- gwo-q .-.-o- o-v-n -Q-1.0.4 -n-q .-Q-g--Q-4.-Q-q--9--0-Q-1-9-g-Q-Q-Q-9 .g..g.-p-pqwgno-Q--Q-n--g-p-q--0-a-o-- -Q-o-0-v-mt g Con gmtulations, F lyevs! 5 Compliments of s Q Bates Hardware Company ? 3,.,....e. T . .e... ..r, -M,-.......--...-.-.-.-.-.l ?.,-.--- -......--v-.... ..-....-..........-.--.-.-r 4. -..-...-........-,.............n..... .... ...-.......h........!. 5 2 3 . 3 f 5 5 en ran In ore 5 lBell' Bfkrst 5 Z 1 a A 1 a 6 E Cafe 5 Z Little Falls largest mos! modern store famed as the g H1-1oME of Coon 1CoFFEE and FOOD E Honestly serving with the N . largest assortment and biggest values 3 GEORGE MERRICK, Prop. -82- ..a-...pq-Q ..g..g.....,......... g.. ...g.....,,g..g...-.... PANCRATZ CO., lne. Contractors . Engineers f Fabricators LITTLE FALLS, MINNESOTA ..a.....g4.p. 4.-......q.,..-Q-Q--Q--Q--s-Q--o--Q--o v-n--o--o-s-fo-o ..g........g,.q-......g. ... .......-...q .................,.. shef- O i Y Y 1 4 z ! 5 6 5 x 0 x ! -G -n-n-u- -0-o-o-o-Q-o-r-Q-Q-Q-p-.4-u--n--o--n-0 0--u--0--o-s--c--0-Qu Little Falls Granite Works Little Falls, Minnesota -ann. .. -0--Q-c-c--0-o-o ..... .g..g..g,.g..g..g..g g. -.g..u..q..--s..,.... Flowers FOR ALL OCCASIONS Corsages Wedding Bouquets Funeral Designs POTTED PLANTS CUT FLOWERS We Mail Ou! Flowers LITTLE FALLS Green House On Highway 37l North of City C. REINSCHMIDT, Prop. Phone 599-J .Q..............,..........,...... ......,..q..... 'I' 4 I 3 S 5 l 3 2 Z 6 I .Ml -o--9.0-o-Q--Q-0 .................,.....c ........u-q..u..q..o....-n--4-vo--o--a l 5 I 5 i 4 -0-0-o-Q-o-Q--u-m -r-9-n-o-a--on -o-9--o--Q-na-a .s..o-4-.0--o-a--u--o-ole l VINER-HARRISON RADIO SALES - SERVICE Phone 101 Home Radios . . Car Radios Sound Systems Electrical Appliances Little Falls, Minnesota .g..a--Q-.quo ! Y 1 Y 3 3 1 S l l 3 A l 5 l ,...... 9 'I' i x 0 3 6 G 6 Q 5 a I e 6 a K 9 6 a X e a 2 -i- 'f' -4-o--o-o--o-o-1-o-o :- ,Evo-0 'I' Q 5 3 3 'K' ll' 3 5 5 S L 5 'I' .Q-Q-Q.. ..g..,..g. ......................q...........,..g.... ....g.....g. ..,..g. -fl--l--I-Q--0 4--u-n-'ou-0--0-n..q.. ...n..g.... ...........,...........y Best Wishes for a Happy Summer Holiday 3 The Blessing Co. It's Blessings for 'Yard Goods Little Falls E a s s lv .............. ......................,........... . ,.. .....,..'. ...,..,..,....,...,...,................,.........,......... ,......................,!. Good Luck to the Class of '47 MORRISON COUNTY LUMBER CO. 9 6 s a 4 Q .... . .,........,.....1. 5 5 r Congratulations to the Graduating Class Q from 2 The Gamble Store -s--o--u...--m o-o- -Q-Q-.Q-n-0-0-0 -o--o--o--A-44 'l' 2 Congratulations to the Graduating Class Of T947 BLoXHAM's 5 GENERAL Uplio-lsterin g I vm- - ?..u....-.u.,....u...- -.-...................,.,,,,....... 4. 3 The Pine Edge Inn 'Three Private Dining Rooms ' 5 A ooFFEE sHoP 5 i i -In u. .... Qnqn. ........o-0--vw-4-0-Q-.Q.............-4 .......!. Compliments of 'i ' L... ff 2 -T - 1 HARDWARE coAL J. JETKA ,!,,..o..o..n.-o..u.-o-o- ...q..o..q..q...-.q..png...-..-g--p-q. Q-Q-Q.-Q--Q-Q-4--Q-qt E Lots of Good wishes From Q i 3 s 2 Masog Clothing f i 5 Company 2 J. G. DURRENBERGER, mp. E 2 WEST SIDE it g,,,.,..,,,.... ......,.. ...,. ,Q fm- o-c-o -uno...-of s-0-9-u-Q-.n-9-.ow awn-ouo -a-p. -Q--q-. 4. Best Wishes From . 2 Larson Oil Co. 5 2 4 3 Be lSure With Pure i 2 .l..........,, ....,,. ..................................-..... .,........,...........+ 'X' ! 6 l l 9 5 5 Q Q I I Y Y I 1 ! 9 i V U 1 9 6 f Y ? ? Y O I 1 9 5 9 6 I 2 9 6 9 Q 5 u-o- -af-:-A o--a-Q--o-v rj 5 1 o s fr E N ' S Q Since 1897 Fine Class Rings, Announcements, Awcwds Representative: Charles Richard i BOX 886 ST. CLGUD, MINNESGTA 'go-o..o..u-Q-...Q-p.... .l...--m Q-.Q-of-Q-9-.9-g-.Q-.Q-Q -o-o-. ..q...-4--.,. .,..... .-.-. --...,..... .-o-u ..,... .q...........'....... ...Q--Q-Q--Q-9-sg OMMIE'S MUSIC Co O - 2 . . 3 Appfrecmtes Your Business 917 St. Germain St. Cloud, Minn. .a.r .i.,. ......-..,.r.,-, .... ,.,-.-,,..,,,,.-....-.,,,-,.,g Todo marcha perfectamente . KEVERYTI-lING'S GCIN' O. K., . . Have a Coke '79ffFiV5? bv5ff5'- 'fiif' Q 53,2 fini? 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'l' QGORDUN GUY 9 9 PHOTQGRAPHER 4, .................,......... ..-.H-.......-....--.--0.-.....---.....--...P l-0--o-s-oe.o-o-o-o-0-0-o- 5 x 0 I 2 5 x ! 5 5 i 5 Black and White Hamburger Shop +g..g-.g-.q-.g..q....g..q..g..g.....g..g... ..-Q-.gug-.Q-Q--n..g..g..q.....s.-Q-Q.. 3' 5 x : Z i 3 i 9 Q I 1 Lettermerfs Sweaters Worn by Q Little Falls Athletes Were Purchased From Nelson Knitting Mills Co. g Manufacturers of Knit Wear For Athletes r 3 2105 W. Superior St. Duluth, Minnesota u I P +.,...-,..,..,...................,.....,-,. ......,........,..,..,,.,,.,,....,..,..,.., ,...--..........-............. N... -..-.-.--n--n--n,-u- -n--n 9 i Congratulations to the Graduating 9 Class of 1947 A. and N. Radio Service CLIFF ANDERSON VERN NELSON BUCK BUILDING -Q-Q.-Q-0-q-ony-9-r .Q- ! 9 5 9 8 I -0-Q--q........g... 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The Qrclwicl Beauty Shoo Specializes in All Types of Beauty Worlq 1 1 'X' Q 2 Q Congratulations 5 2 3 to the Graduating Class of 1947 ' 0 1 x 1 0 , x 4 From Z Q Agnes Nathe Ginter, Prop. -mephone 99 Milk- Ice Cream Lg-guy-Q ngng --pqg..gu.uQnQiQu.nQa-Q-.jug-'jugs-lube I-LO'-l l O'+ .K I 'lWl'lN l lHl D Uv'O Q .'-'l'i ip-.........-..........-......,..,..,....., ...............,,..-.............-........? 5g.........,................-.-,............ ........ .........,..........+ i , . . l Q Electrical Service Engineers D . Best W1ShCS to the ' D G I , mefvizsarrzifn g Class of 47 0 5 Q l i Y Q ROBERT P. PACKER, Prop. from the I ? 5 JOHN A. Cjohnnyj FAUST, Asst. S Class of Q48 5 Phone 878 Little Falls, Minn. 2 ' 4 LOW.'O-O . O f . .'4l . . I lW0 'CHICIC''U''l lMl O l-l'll C C .Wf+ +. C'Q Q l O . . .l. .'4C l U . CNIf'I0O . l l l l l .l'. . l'lC'i W fx Autographs Ql . Il l fb! 1 h .16 xv ' , X X l X ,lvl rx! y r. XX. X XX V X4 4 V i N U X LV A. rw J 2 XX l lj N J ' . 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