Long Prairie High School - Sequoia Yearbook (Long Prairie, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1946 volume:

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Madrlgals 55- LOIS PEDERSON Clase President Z5 H1-Lite Boye' Octet Swing Band H1-Lite PHILIP PENTZ Editor of Sequoia Football Band President P Woodwind Trio Woodwind Quintet DOROTHY RANDALL Operetta Basketball 'The Whole Truth' ' Q CLINTON MARTENSON EARL PETERSON Basketball 2-:s- Choir Baseball 2-5- Glee Club F.F.A. . 2-5- Football President of F.F.A. Basketball H 1- Ll 13 B Ba B ebal 1 Choir 2 Track Qsgsgzgzgzgsgzgs f'f's5zg Glee Club 2-3 Mixed Quartet ::555,5:fj'152g55,,- H1 -L1 t B :2:f:f:2:2:f:f:5 4 '::5ff:Qif'f5:5.- MARTHA ANN MINETTE Boys' Octet i?f5251515f315f525151555:X 'tiff' ' Choir 2-3- Operetta :5,5:5:5 . ,- G-lee Club 2 Sequoia 2555555 1255 Madrigale 15- 'The Whole Truth' 5g,,'f? 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Sandy, G. Tronsrue, R. Huyink, E. Tessum, J. V1sser, D. Bangert, R. Pederson, L. DeMuth, P. Werner. Second row: G. Stevens, T. Garlock, D. Bateman J. Erickson B. Peterson D. Siegle, L. Tramps, T. Blunt, M. Bosshard, M: Bertzyk, D., Pentz, B: Berczyk, L. Moore, B. Petrie. Third row: R. Determan, E. Claseman, C. Farber, R. Schultz,'N. Sorague D. Claseman, V. Holmes, B. Awe, E. Jablinskle, R. Karsten, D. Borgert, ' S. Krawfcyk, D. Paskewsike, W. Haskins. Fourth row: J. Donaldson, D. Marthaler, D. Zellgert, M. Rivette, D. Zinter F. Wirth, F. Bertzyk, W. Currie, L. Hanneman, D. Kramer, M. Bower, R. Wall. Fifth row: W. Zehnle, W. Randall, H. Steuck, B. Steuck, R. Wiecks, A. Wettstine, M. Zastrow, E. Monte, W. Wheller, N. Donaldson, L. Zellgert, J. Arendt, W. Horstman. A new addition was made to our senior high school this year by the entrance of the soohomores. They elected Earl Tessum as their class Preaidentg Roger Huyink, vice-president, Dora Bangert, secretary and John Visser treasurer. Many students entered into Band, Choir, Glee Club,Foot - ball, Basketball, and Baseball. , JUNIOR CLASS First row: L. Rapp, D. Palmgren,- Marion Montgomery, M. Hsbelsen, L. Bokinskie, J. Trumble, E. Thompson, B. Slater, B. Cunningham, L. Lano,A. Holmes. A I' Second row: A. Bllese, E. Erickson, N. Hill, B. Henneck, L. Hoffarth, . Petrie, L. Lee, M. Larson, R. Borgesrode, F. Sarff, V. Brown, B. Joarnt. EHQ'e HE S5S55555f55 ':'f-sififffiif P -:-:2:E5g3i5f5i5f5iE:-. :1fE25Z '-1 ' . :f:f:Z:2:f:2::., :ggi ,gg-: -Z'Z-Z-:-:-5:1153-,., ' .-Z-I4-In mwmww mmm EWEHWQVMHWW . ,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,. .Za sfsisfsizizisf' ' f X J x X Qgwwl HERE :wmRdH5EEE Third row: L. Scheve, G. Mentele, E. Smmn, A. Dues, M. xnsak, E. Tabbsnr, H. Sternquist, E. Borgesrode, R. Husom, R. Claseman, L. Grecula. Fourth row: V. Hansmeyer, F. Arendt, N. Kuehne, D. Van, B. Petrie, R. HE Bruder, R. Kinzel, Rey. Enghahl, D. Peterson, Margaret Montgomery. Higgs Fifth row: N. Kuehne, J. onver, J. wishes, Hen. Engnam, D. Remus, D. Determan, D. Freutal, D. Rosenow, E. Scheve. E,ggg The Junior class did excellent work the past year. As their class 55555 officerss they chose June Rose Trumble to be president, Edward Thompson ' E535 secretary, and Leola Bokinskie Treasurer. Merlin Hebeisen was chosen gg vice-president. ,W In November they sucessfully put on the class play, HThe Adventures of ,gig Tom Sawyer. ' They were very active in Band, Choir, Glee Club, Forensics, Musical Higgs ensembles, Football, Basketball, Baseball, and track. A great number of Wggg names aooeared on the honor roll regularly. ' , ,-,,, ii ,.,., W., '-. If '-. ,, -: 3- '-. 'C .'.g:g.g.-.' ff X SX 1 MIXED CHCRUS smwo , YEARBOOK STAFF 'f:::.':.. ' i, M, A Z, .11 Q , 111l.QE - + i, Illf'UllHl H + ' '- ..,.,. lalnnzsnl , ' .5 llllilll ag 2' l -55f:2wx':r:v10 ' R I a 1 I ff 4 . . , 4 ' , ,L 'Ill-1913! :f: , Ez' X43 4 f' f ' iz' :iz , .3 J ,f ,. J, ak, rp ...- .....-.. ,I ' ' 'U A CAPELLA CHOIR This past year has been an unusually busy one for the a capella choir under the direction of Mies Doris Larson. The choir presented programs et the P,T.A, as well as the Rural Teachers' Institute. An Operetta and a Christmas program were also given by the members of the choir, To climax the year they attended the District Music Festival at Glenwood. Members of the choir were organized into several small ensembles including the girls' trio, girls' triple trio, boys' octet and the madrigals. fficers elected oy the group for the year were Donald Schlnske, President and Merlin Hebiesen, Treasurer. The following are the members of the choir. First row: B, Busl acker, L,Scheve S. Sears, Marlon Montgomery, L,Er1cEson,'DT Palmgren, G, Johnson M. buster, L. Lano, D. Rosch, T. Blunt, D. Bticha. Second row: R. Thompson, L, Bokinskie, D. Bateman, J. Erickson, L. Bous, H. Uliseman E, Kuehne D, Dlnkel, B. Dilts, M. Minette, Margaret Mont- gomery, 6. Mentele, B, Thompson, Third Egg: W, McGuire, H. Delsing, M,Cheney, G. Tronsrue, R,Huy1nk, D. Determan, M,Hebe1sen, D. Schlnske, E, Tsssam, D.Fruetal, W. Haskins. Fourth row: P. Werner, E. Peterson, D, Remus, M. Farris, Dorls Larson, Ulrector, D. Marthaler. BAND Under the direction of Miss Doris Larson,the band and the various instrumental lnsembles had a very active year. The band marched at all home football games, as well as the game at Melrose where they marched with the Melrose Band. Other activities as a marching band included leading the Halloween and Memorial Day parades. The full band or the pep band,whlch is made up of a few of the regular band members,playe d at pep meetings and all the home basketball games. President of the band was Willard McGulre,wh1le LoAnn Lano served as librarian. Newly organized instrumental groups this year were the swing band woodwind quintette and the woodwind trio. The members of the band are as follows. Clarinetsz W, McGuire, A, Netwich, D. Palmgren, B, Slater, D, Thompson, D. Siegle and N. Sprague. Horn: J, Trumble, Flutes: L. Lano and B, Dilts, Ba con: M, Montgomery. Cornsts: A, Drager, I, Wirth, R, Wolfarth,J, Thompson, and P, Perkins, Ease: W, Haskins, R, Thompson and R, Engdahl. Per- cussion: G. Tronsrue, B, Loney, M, Cheney and H. Haden. Trombones! E. Smith, H, Delslng and E, Thompson. Saxsphones: G, Van VaIEen5urg, B,vBusacker and M. osshard. ANNUAL The traditional name, 'Sequo1au, was again used as the title of the Long Prairie High School yearbook. Having an early start the editors, Willard McGuire and Faith Wlldman, succeeded ln producing a, book representative of our high school days and activities. The Sequoia staff included the following. First 593: R. Husomi D.Roschg B. Busacker, Business Managerg W.MoGulre, Editorg F, Wildman, Assistant Editor, D, Dinkel, B, D1lts,, Second row: A, Bartylla, M, Mlnette, C. Zehnle, H, King, L. Remer E, Ble1seTH. Haden, Third row: F, Lange, E, Helmbrecht, W,Pagel, S, froistad, R, Shinsbarger H. DET- sing. Fourth row: D, Thompson, E. Peterson, H.Hasselbr1ng,A, Anderson, N, Laumeyer, Rf-Thompson. 5559 -5 - 'Q E .A H -11522551 'gfltitiiiterfsa 'fd E55:::f:'::5E5g5?5E5E5S5' , Zijzljwgstgf f Q E'f'I'ff-' - 0 0 1' -.-.-.-Z-E-E1E2S2E1 gnu '2Q4QgQQQ!!ig3f i Lg, agwc :gg.:q,93-f-W' X b i-2-Z-1:3 II e ' 'o ' X 'IfI3I Q le ..-..- . Xa, ........ 5573: .... 525f:2:2:f:f:- fo- ,: 3272712222215 or ' .-515553: X ACE: ww,'fwmmr 2:C:1:5:f:2 762 HI--LITE STAFF LIBRARY CLUB i' 4 Qfikh 'T I' Lvvxwx ffig 4 ,,? H f .JALIINNA sg 5 ,vcaef t Hllllllill Q. 5 W4Q5E: 'IHSHWF 52? se' ll- 'IZ-7!2Q.l 5. gig ,f ' ssillnsmv q sl 1: 4- ? ,...1:z2:s-' SGW!! I i I :Q xx! 1 A 1. - N-vn.,,,,' In HI-LITE This year Une 'H1-Lite again conveyed the news of the Long Prairie High School to the students, alumni in service and neighboring schools. It was published every six weeks and included both the senior high and Junior high news, Miss Hella Saari advised the publication, The following were on the H1-Lite Staff, First row: R, Claseman Circulation Managerg B, Cunningham, Feature Editor: Marion Montgomery, B, Busacker Co-editor, A. Anderson Business Managerg B, Dilts, Co- editorg B. later, L. Lano. Second row: R. Shinaoarger, Sports Editorg F, Wildmang I-I, Hadeng W. McGu1reT'REHe1 Husomp M, Minetteg M. Custerg D, Slegle, D, Bangert. Third row: L, Hoffarthg B, Hennek, E, Erickson, E, Helmbrecht, C, Zehnle, I, Duda, M, Knaak, Ruth Husom, D. Claseman, Fourth row: D, Peterson, Margaret Montgomery, L, Eldred, D, Dinkel, A, BI1ese,'IT Scheve, L, Grecula, L. Bous, Fifth row: C, Martenson, P, Werner, N, Laumeyer, E. Tessem, B. Petre, G. Tronsrue, R, Huylnk, Hgwpmm ::::::,:2:f:f:E:f et ' ,.::5:2:E:2 I ll E 6 1 F? LIBRARY CLUB A library club composed of fifteen students from the senior high school was organized again this year. Each student worked a certain period in which he or she performed certain duties such as stamping books,sign1ng sl1ps,putt1ng away books and making circulation records, The library has been open four periods a day and during the noon hour, Those who belonged to the library club are the following, First row: M. Petrie R. Pederson, R, Engdahl, E, Smith, D, Borgert, Sec- '6'rTd row: Rachel Rusom M, Minette, F, Wildman, H. Haden, M, Custer, U, Figfi Third Ez.: F., I-Ielmnrecht, C. Zehnle, A. Duda, Ruth Husom, L. Moore. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The F.F.A., an organization of boys interested in agr1culture,has had a very successful year, On January 19 the members had a banquet to which their parents were invited. During the year the boys played basketball with other groups, sold seeds and sold hot dogs at football games, The officers chosen for the year were Clinton Martenson, Presi- dent, Victor Hansmeyer, Vice-presidentg Norbert Kuehne, Reporterg and Norman Kuehne Secretary, The F,F,A, DSUDBPS are as follows, First row: Mr, Hatle, Instruc- tor: J. Oliverg Norman Kuehneg V, I-Iansmeyerg Cfllartensoni D. Rosenowg Norbert Kuehneg E, Scheveg F, Arendt, Second row: W, Randall, A, Anderson F, Lange, J, Donaldson, D, Zinter, 'TT Guth, J, Arendt, C, Farber, N, Donaldson, R, Kuenzel. Third row: A, wettstein, B. Steuck, W, Wheler, H, Steuck, R, Wiecks, F, Wir-tK'D, Paskewitz, M, Zastrow, R, Tesoh E, Bailey, Fourth 323: J, Monti, F, Faust, N, Husom, S, Van, D, Iflall, L, Luke, D, Ulson, R, Klnzel, D, Zastrow, El fgfigiggk ,gaagfy 5523235 .?:' -.'i b'O 'fit' 'ifififzffffffiflf 6 , .ifffiffflffffflfff xr: 5Z'!'25Z'!'3 'v,,'l! 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Between halves of the game that even1ng,the queen and her attend- ants marched down the field with the band, Long Prairie defeated Osakis. After the game a dance was given in the gymnasium to which the alumni were lnvlted. Refreshments were served by the senior class. PROM One of the high lights of the Junior year was the entertaining of the senior class and faculty members at a banquet and promenade on May 5, 1945. A rainbow theme was used to decorate the entire gymnasium. After dinner,wh1ch was served by twelve sophomore girls, entertainment was given by school students, Featured were the girls' trio and Don Schlnske. Music was provided by the Blue Derbles Orchestra, and card games provided entertainment for those who did not dance. THE KID nThe Kid' was presented to the public by the Junior class of 1944-45, It was the story of a typical American family. The father had his business worries and the children were doing something they weren't supposed to do. Everything turned out all right when Teddy saved his father in a business deal, Miss Lutness directed the play. The cast included Florian Lange Helen Kirg , Willard McGuire, Martha Ann Minette, Beverly Busacker, Herman Hasselbring, Wanda Pagel, Edward Bruce and Faith Wildman. Elda Bliese was the student director, THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE A Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, nThe Pirates of Penzance,' was given by members of the a capella choir, under the direction of Miss orls Larson. The story concerns Frederic, the son of a nobleman, who became apprenticed to a pirate band until his 21st birthday. After falling in love with Mabel, youngest daughter of Major-General Stanley,he prepare to lead the policemen against the pirates, However, he f1nds.out that since he was born on the 29th of February in leap year he is really only 51 years old. All ends well when the fact ls revealed that all the pirates are noblemen who have gone wrong and they are forgiven, The cast was as follows: Dale Remus, Edward Thompson, Earl Pet- erson, Donald Schinske, Merlin Hebeisen, Sally Sears, Betty Dilts, Margaret Montgomery, Janet Erickson and Margaret Custer, FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America, organized a club with a member- ship of 18, but initiated a larger number before the year was over. Each girl who had taken Home Economics earned merits over a certain period of time before being accepted. The club name is Omicron P1 S1 ma. g The following are members. First Egg: D. Siegle, vice-presidentg D, Bangert, secretaryg Miss Marie Sterner, advisory B, Peterson, pres- ident, R, Husom, treasurer, Second row: D, Borgert, L, Trampe, L. Moore, B. Berczyk. Third row: 3, Erickson, A, Bliese, E, Smith, D, Pentz, M, Bertzyk. AES :fp .. 4133555 'Q -. . I' v ' ' -:f:1g1g:E:f:f:2:2 - g:::5:g:3:,:::5 a .... 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IIIUIUIIHQ HEEEHEEF UIIEISEIBI E? 5 +HHEHHHfQ5- IU,llIQHM IIMIIII gsgs:s:z:z:z:f T ' ggi saggy: 4511 1, iv , X 4 I ,,, 141 4' 1 ,L , ' ll' :ff:f:2:s:s:s:z:2:s:2:1:f:. 2 lzlmal 5:1 :sl fr ,, 4 4 3 .Xxx , I ..,-...,,,,,,,.n W I0- FOOTBALL Long Prair1e's 1945 football team had a good year despite losses at the hands of Little Falls and Melrose, They started the season with a defeat but nevertheless came back to win two in a row before being defeated, and then bouncing back to score two more victories. Date Team At Eg The Sept. 14 L1tt'TFe alle I-lie o 'ISI 21 Wadena There 18 O 28 Sauk Centre Home 55 6 Oct. 5 Melrose There 6 21 .12 Staples There 24 0 17 Osakis Home 55 6 Coaches: Montgomery and Lee Captain: Bob Gossler First row: W. McGu1reg D, Schinskeg H, Hasselbringg B, Bolduc, A. Andersong RT'Uossler, Captaing E, Peterson, D. Determan' D, Remus: M Hebeiseng M, Farris, Second row: J. Lanog W. Krollg D. Garlockp N, Laumeyerg F, Bertzykp W, Hasffis, H, Huyinkg R, Wallg A. Lemke' D, Fruetalg R, Nelson. Third Egg: H, Montgomery, Coachg J, Donaldsong G, Tronsrueg D.,Rapp: U. Visserg E. Tessemg L. Hannemang 5, Bokinskleg S, s, Lee, Coach. BASKETBALL This year in the sub-district tournament the Long Prairie basket- ball team took Clarissa very easily by 75 to 19. At the district tournament at Sauk Centre, Long Prairie won over Parkers Prairie the first n1ght,59 wood, 52 to 21, the second night. from Long Prairie, 34 to 21. to 22, only Alexandria The schedule of games played is as follows Team Sauk Centre Little Falls Swanville Browerville Melrose Bertha Osakis Brainerd Staples Bertha Sauk Centre Melrose Mt. Iron Verndale Alexandria Swanville St, John's Preps Alexandria Osakis A2 We Here 25 There 21 Here 54 There 29 There 21 There 45 Here 56 There 19 Here 28 Here 24 There 29 Here 26 Hamline 20 There 50 Here 19 There 55 There 40 There 22 There 59 Coaches: Johnson and Montgomery Captain: Mickey Farris to be defeated by Glen- took consolation honors 3? 28 10 14 50 27 51 26 54 27 23 A 25 24 29 22 10 39 80 34 . First row: Coach Johnson, M. Hebeisen, E, Peterson, M, Farris, D, Remus, D, Schfnske, Second row! C, Martenson, R, Huyink, W. McGuire, D, Determan, D, Fruetaf, Coach Montgomery. Third row: A, Anderson, E Thompson E. Tessem A, Lemke, N, Donaldson, E,T5'kinsk1e, R, Lee, H, Buelow, B, Nelson. ' vows: , if KB 0 O 'O'0'i.?::O 6 , 0 O . ' 'O Q o Q 0 5.0.9 ',u ' K X . 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Hasselbring, R. Koonze, R. Nelson. Mr, Montgomery was the coach. Tne schedule of games is below, Team At We The Swanville Thge -E' I Browerville There LO 5 Swanville Here 10 2 Bertha There 14 8 Browerville Here 8 12 nertha Here 4 2 Melrose Here 19 5- Glenwood Osakis 7 TRACK Little interest was shown in track in 1945 as in other years. The boys who were on the team were: Donald Brever, Edward Dlcke, Duane Fruetal, Wayne Haskins and Earl Peterson. Long Prairie took second in the District Meet, At the Regional Meet at New York Mills, Brever was the only one who placed, taking second in the 200 yard low hurdles.Mr, Montgomery coached. Following are the results of the District Meet. WEEE 53553. 100 yard dash Peterson--2nd 220 yard dash V Dicks--2nd Peterson--5rd B80 yard Dicks--5rd 120 yard high hurdles Brever--2nd 200 yard low hurdles Brever--2nd High Jump Brever--5th Broad Jump Brever--2nd Discus Brever--2nd 880 yard relay Long Prairie--2nd CHEERLEADERS Leola Bokinskie and Lila Mae Rapp started out the year as cheer- leaders, They led the cheers at all the football games, Second sem- ester the Sophomore cheerleaders, Beatrice Berczyk and Doris Pentz, were chosen. Together they took care of the basketball games, 9 . a U H ,Q Affi 5:55555 'f-T:vf144 -:ft .-::555s5::::s5:sS55 'j- ZV0 Vogel: 'fr?ri535:f5rf'1 ' I A , , j'j',,E5E5i5E5E5E3E5Eg 'Ifff 1 - o 90 oo ,,,.,-- --'aj-'-'1-2:2ifS5EfE5552:I 2. Vzqgfgi 42' irwgi LQEQE !'0,3 X 5 HNYQ .., Z Lv- t K t -b--'-'- 2121: 5.00.0 sq. '.'of 'q', ' 4 o3'4b' 'war' O45 -'WN xx Ggixfa ik Efieiii x 1:sgz:22s2 5122?1fz f , sgsgzgagsgs I t:':' 4k ,:f:f: f f' N TCO, Q N -gx ff 1 7 ' ,U 4 M W WE 5 AUM Ki. 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ELDA BLIESE leaves her poise to Margaret Custer, BILL BOLDUC leaves his 'A'sn in Bookkeeping to Miss T3ornhom's neat outstanding student, CAROLE BOUS leaves her ability to argue to David Van. IEONA BOUS leaves her will power to stay awake in assembly to Leona L, ELIZABETH BUCHOLZ leaves her blue Mondays to Diane Peterson. BEVERLY BUSACKER leaves her willing smiles to Janet Erickson. JOSEPH CLASEMAN leaves no regrets. HARRY DELSING leaves his moron Jokes to Fred Arendt. BETTY DILTS leaves her sympathy to future editors of the 'Hi-L1te'. DORIS DINKEL leaves her typing position of the staff to Merle Cheney, LA VERA ELDRED leaves her out-of-town interest to Betty Lou Hennek, MICKEY FARRIS and LOIS ERICKSON leave their 'affection' to Roger H, and Marge B. KENNETH FREIE leaves his physique to Richard Wall. STELLA FROISTAD leaves her man for some lonelg Junior. BERNIECE GMEINER leaves her Jitterbugging to ora Bangert. ROBERT GOSSLER leaves his bluffing ability to Rudy Zehnle. WILLARD McGUIRE and HELEN HADEN leave the back seat in the assembly to Spike R. and June Hose T. I HOPE HANES leaves her speaking ability to Doris Claseman. SHIRLEY HELLSTROM leaves her maidenly blush to Rosamond Karsten. HERMAN HASSELBRING leaves his ability to make up excuses to Ronald E, ELIZABETH HELMBRECHT leaves her love for Latin to Arlene Holmes. RACHEL HUSOM leaves her scholastic record to her sister Ruth RHODA HUSOM leaves her quiet manner to Thelma Gerlach. MAE JOHNSON leaves her midnight candle to Elvera Tabbattg GLORIA JOHNSON leaves her perfect attendance record to Dorothy P. WESLEY KARSTEN leaves his ability to get along with the teachers to Joyce Oliver. PEARL KELLER leaves her resistance to boys to anyone in need. HELEN KING leaves her place in the control room to Hubert Steuok, WILMA KRAWFCYK leaves a nice disposition to anyone in need, WILLIAM KROLL leaves his position in physics to Donald Determan. RUTH KUCHENBECKER leaves her technique to Beverly Peterson ERNA KUEHNE leaves her gum chewing ability to Verna Holmes, FLORIAN LANGE leaves his freckles to Lila Mae Rapp. NORMAN LAUMEYER leaves his bashfulness to Leonard DeMuth. FRANK LEECH leaves a front seat reservation to Helen Sternquist. JOYCE LUKE leaves her excellent sewing ability to Thelma Blunt JAMES LUKES leaves his bolsterousness to Paul Werner. CLINTON MARTENSON leaves what is left of his desk to a worthy Junior. MARTHA ANN MINETTE leaves that 'cl1ck, click' to Edythe Jablinskie. MARCELLA NEUMAN leaves her giggle to Weltha Sandy, RUTH NEUMAN leaves her lnconspicousness to Margaret Montgomery, ROBERT NELSON leaves his wit to Dale Remus. WANDA PAGEL leaves all but what she learned in Home Economics, MARVEL PATZOLDT leaves her art talent to Glee Stevens. LOIS PEDERSON leaves her perfect posture to Leola Bokinskle, WILLIAM PENTZ leaves his speed to Reynold Engdahl. EARL PETERSON leaves his heart to LoAnn Leno. DOROTHY RANDALL leaves her 'Saturday nights' to Darlyne Bateman. LA VERNE REMER leaves her shorthand ability to Doris Pentz. DORIS ROSCH leaves her walk to Lillian Hoffarth. ELEANOR SAMPSON leaves her musical talents to Sally Sears. DONALD SCHINSKE leaves his 'horse-laughn to Dean Husom. ROBERT SHINABARGER leaves his way with girls to Robert Kuenzel. CHARLES THOMPSON leaves his slouch to Marvin Zastrow, DAVID THOMPSON leaves his ability to Joke to George Tronsrue. ROBERT THOMPSON leaves his curlers to Duane Fruetal. V HENRY WIRTH leaves his studlousness to Earl Tessem, FAITH WILDMAN leaves her seat on the school bus to anyone who wants lt CATHERINE ZEHNLE leaves her stenographic ability to Betty Slater. .P r r if 5:f:' aegis: 'gzzagmgzfa .6 5Eglzsgzaggsisgegsgs '- 33' . 4'l g o vw vi -:5f5fZf:1:2:5:5f3:': ' .321 ffifffifffifff : I 'Q 0 Q 0 O, g.g.,. :I 0.0. Q.Q'0.0. ' . , V , :!5!'Z'Z'!:' as l ' Q'e.O,'q21'9md . 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