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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1950 volume:

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W Q, 4 5 Q4 A :gm r if li 'h :Y 2 l n n ' 5 n an 1 -. SHIRLEY H!-DEN JE.aNE'r'rs HANNBIAN Bm! 2:5 r.H.A. 5,4 Choir 22514 Indian Call ly G 'A .Ao 2 y 5 1 4 1'.H.A. 2,53 Sequoi a. 4 I ndian Cal 1 2 , 5 Basketball 2 5,4 vO116yb8.11 2:5914 mann mmm mmm mason nun- 2,5,4 r.n.A. 5,4 num om 2 Bntctblll 2 nun' ummm um! um HASSELBRING Ballina 5 Sammi. 4 B.-1:01.11-L11 2,5,h Volleyball 2,53 12 - 1 JANIS HUYINK ROBERT HYSELL choir 2,5,l+ emi 2,5,la 1 .H.A. 2 Choir 2,5,4 Indian Call 4 Sequoia 4 Football 2,5,l+ Basketball 5,14 Letterman' s Club 5,4 'We Shook The Family Tree' 5 IDVERNE JOARNT BETTY IDU KAHSTEN Basketball 2 'He Shook Tho Family Tree' 5 13 mm nraul 0.14. 2 lalltbdl 2.4 vnuquu 2.4 Inlim 0111 4 4 uma! nmsmnm chu 2.5.5 nam an 5 DLRISI IIIINSOIMIDT ROGER INIPP Football 81905111 Bakotblll Indian 0:11 Letterman' a Club 2.5.4 2.5.4 29512 5.4 . BS , sm KALDIOBBTII KENNFIHIDK hothlll 4 LPA. lplttornnl' I Ohh 4 Baiotbdl Indian 0:11 Library Olub IMI!! Ulllll AHS! Llllil Decimation H Ubi! Indian 00.11 15 ULLTH LIIMEYER EUHR! Ill ,crate 554 omit mum-y omb 2,5,4 1000111 'la Shook The Family Tru' 5 30-U50-11 Badcotball Latte:-man'a Club 'Io Shook The Fadly Tx-ae' 2D5D4 2,5,4 2,5,4 2n5a4 5.4 5 BETTY MHZ BEER! llallll, Ibotball Baseball Basketball 16 LS.: 2' 2.5.4 MELNIN MILLER Numa, PATRICLA HUEHZHDBER LBJ. Baketbell Volleyball Cheerleader Indian Call 21594 2,5 2:5 ll 2 1 sk MAVIS MOXLEY Band 2,5,4 mms! NENTUIOH Bend 2,5,4 Choir 2,5,4 F.H.A. 2, 5,14 Se quoi a 4 .V hnrw. N1 'W-,tw -uw., ,, ' 1 aa. , . R , LRLENE NEUMANN IDIS NEUMANN ARLENI PAUIGRDI Band Choir GAA. LH-A. Sequoia Indian 0411 Homecoming Attendant 'lo Shook Tho Family Treo' 215.4 2.5.4 2.5.4 2.53 is 2,5 4 5 J AMES PESTL r.r.A. 2, 5,4 Football 4 'ff' F7 . si :Al 5.x .I .j,-gy, x.. .V mc , 41. '. 1'1 . '14, 3: -:fall bw 'f, 'i'7'+'E,,r'. ff: . 'g ,, .. 5' Jr Q RLIIIORD PESTA ALLEN PETERS!! l,l',L, 2,53 F.F.L. Football WUI!-I-I PPM! cnmmnm rum! Sequoia Indian 00.11 19 ANNE ROBINSUN Choir F.H.A. Sequoia Indian Call Homecoming Attendant 'We Shook The Family Tree' 5.4 5 1+ 5.4 4 5 PAULENIA SOH IDT Sequoia Deolamation ELLEN SCHULTZ 4 LEROY SGHULTZ ls BEVERLY SHINLBARGER JELRITTI SPIKE Band 2,53 Doolumtion OID!! ll G.A.A. 2.5.4 Decimation 4 'lo Shook The Family Treo' 5 411. 1 RALPH STEUOX VICTOR STEUCI l'.F.A. ll Bill Choir Z1 Pmrnus mn .mms mmrson Band 5,4 sun 2,5,4 r.H.A. 2,53 ohm- 2,5,4 Batotbnll 2,4 voneybnu 2, 5,4 DENNIS TRAMPI OLLIR 'IFRIHBII roo+.b.11 5,4 rooumll 9,4 Bakdtblll 5,4 mum can 4 Indian 01.11 2,534 Lottol'mon's Olub 5,4 Lettermonh Club 5,14 'W' 35903 Th! Fil!-11 TTU' 5 27. JAMES WLLLER JAMES VAN VALKENBURG roozball 4 Choir 5,14 Deolamation 1+ Football 2 , 5 , 4 Lette:-men' e Qlub ll- Baseball 5,4 Basketball 5,14 Indian Call lg. Lettermen' a Club 5,4 I 'We Shook The Family Tree 5 .l A-i Qi tlgffflfiffiii f - Q31 115 ' SEQ- DOROTHY WESTERBERG FRANCES WERNQ 0151! 2:5 Chbir - 2,5 Declamation 5 Volleyball 4 'we Shbbk T110 Flmily TT09' 5 Basketblll 5,4 Declmation 5 Z3 I GAYLE WILIMAN RICHARD UOLFLRTH P.H,L, 2,5,4 Bild. 2,5,b mum can 5 own- 2,53 Library Olub 4 Indian Call it i EDWARD ZAPPE Bali Zo 79 011011 2: 5 91+ FJRA. 2 Sequoia 1' mum can 1+ Z4 CLASS HISTOIQY In September, 1947, we, the graduates of various eighth grades, although a little shyly and self-consciously, began a new phase of our educational life. We were new enrolled as Fresh en of L.P.H.S. New class officers were chosen each semester. Under the supervision Of Miss Bauer and Mr. Nemanich a student council was chosen which is still in existence. Our class was awarded first place honors on a Halloween float in our Freshman year. Upon entrance into the senior high we foumd ourselves bewildered as we made our way down the long halls to our various classes. Pat- ricia Kesser was elected class president, with Rueben Kuehne as vice president, Helen Christiansen as secretary, and Ralph Steuck as trea- surer. Throughout the year under the advising of Miss Adamson and Mr. Dahlager, we enjoyed many school parties. This year we were given the pleasure of planning and preparing lunch for Homecoming and the boys were honored as waiters at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Soon after we resumed school as Ju iors, Bob Hysell was chosen leader of the many important events to come. Under him were Arlene Palmgren as vice president, Audrey Nentwich as secretary and Bob Lee as treasurer. One of the first tasks performed by the Junior class was the selection of class rings by which you are new able to iden- U-le On November 12 of our Junior year a hilarious comedy, 'We Shook The Family Tree', was presented u der the direction of Miss Purdham. The performance was well supported and high honors were given to the members of the cast and stage crew. Christmas cards were sold and various parties were given thro- ughout the year to help finance the prom and banquet in honor of the Seniors. Hawaiian Fiesta became the theme around which we decorated for the big event. Many attended the prom, which proved to be a big success. This event drew us to the close of a most enjoyable year. Seniors at last, after eleven years of hard work and lots of fun seventy-six Seniors returned to complete their last year at L.P.H.S. Jim Waller was elected president, with Henry Buelow as vice pres- ident, Helen Christiansen as secretary, and Stanley Kleinschmidt as treasurer. The term began with the traditional queen and football game. Following Christmas vacation the Sequoia editors and a staff were selected and work began. The Senior class play, 'You Can't Take It With You', was selected for presentation in April under the dir- ection of Miss Purdham. As the school year drew to a close, we were invited to the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. On the evening of June 1, to the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance, we, the class of 1950, slowly made our way down the aisle to receive our diplomas and to make our final farewells through the echoing halls of good old Long Prairie High School. Z5 'fl-lAVVfXllA1NI F IE N Shortly after January 1, 1948, many so called ambitious Juniors began gathering in the halls and classrooms to talk about the big event coming on May 7, 1948, the prom. A As time flew by we had made plans and remade plans. But finally our ideals began to take fonm and the various committees began their work. Some com ittees secured colored crepe paper and tried to pro- duce crcnids, which just d1dn't se m to lock l1ke orchids. Others designed place cards, planned menus, secured 'Hazy' Williams and his orchestra, and attended to all other details. After weeks and weeks and hour after hour of hard work, the gym finally began to lo k like a Hawaiian garden. At 6:50, on the evening of May 7, the banquet began. After everyone had partaken of all the delicious food prepared by the Catholic Ladies Aid, the Master of Ceremonies, Thomas Dlffsrt, rose, tapped on his glass and the program began. The speakers were Bob Hysell, Bob Welnhold, Mr. Frey, and Mr. Lee. The entertainment inf cluded the girls' octet, vocal solos by Bob King, and a clarinet duet When twelve o'clocz rolled around everyone was tired and willing to gc home. The prom was over until another year. ' 1 .Y ' .3 4' 77rS: ffia!!-'A ' fl an if X r' a 'f N 0 fffx A F ,ds fl' I ,A 7 f ,XX ll., fig! - Q ,X s ,A X- OLASB MOTTOx The steps we make now, are the paths of tomorrow. CLASS COLORS: Red ana White CLASS FLOWER: Rose CLASS OFFICERS: President-James Waller Vice President-Henry Buelow Secretary-Helen Christiansen Treasurer-Stanley Kleinschmidt ze gffwfimfps 9 F2 Ci Bb Q 55 wmwfxfizmsymgm if db QL JUNIORS FIRST ROW-Sheila Meyers, Phyllis moore, Leona Arnold, Merlin Duhon, Edith Robinson, Kathleen Sweeney, Hays Luncefcrd, Alice Olaein, Joan Haasser, Douglas Differt, Jerise Baton, Janie Yell, lirdeane. Berry, Wanda Luncefcrdc SDOOND ROW-Oeva. Determan, Liane Lampart, Evelyn Drevlow, Shirley lleinschmidt, Agnea Jochim, Anna Jochim, Phyllis Beyer, Joan Rasclke, Victoria Bateman, Marlys Martenson, Crystal Kaeder, Evelyn Stigen, Eyvcnne Severaon, Delores Starry. THIRD ROW-Mr. Jacobson, Dorothy Hennek, Wilma Vollner, Sarah Du- rene, Marilyn Olson, Marlys Anderson, Rudolph Neuberger, Beverly Lange, Jeanette Zinter, Jeanette Akin, Dorothy Erickson, Blaine Otterdahl, Robert Fineeth, Harlan Husom, Mies Oadwells FOURTH ROW-Raymond Gabler, Herbert Koeeter, Richard Delaing, Will- iam Brown, Kenneth Hoglund, Denton Erickson, Delwyn Bcrgesrode, Herbert Hanson, Edwin Zaetrew, Marvin Schmidt, Dennis Sursely, Roger Akervik, Arthur Durene, Donnavan Farris, Donovon Oizek, ld- ward Hieczkowekls FIFTH ROW-Ivan Penta., Virgil Petrie, Neven Ripple, Blaine Petrie, Paul Norris, Charles Lano, Gerald Luneer, Richard Adams, Robert Sticka, Victor llienches 2.8 SOPHOMOIQES FIRST ROW4Wilma Bous, Audrey Meyers, Lois Minette, Ann Waller, Carole Ballard, Mary Ann Barnard, Robert Currie , Mary Norris, William Raschke, Mary Ann Petron, Jeanette Harrington, Irene Gre- cula, Regina Veinsreiderie. SEOOND ROW-Ida Mae Erickson, Clarice Johnson, Dulcie Vervalen, Ann Kaun, Janiece Vervalen, Marlene Vollmer, Hilda Vliegers, Mildred Bruder, Lois Brudor, Phyllis Leagjeld, Inez Wirth, Jane Arendt June Husom. THIRD ROW-Miss Beste, Harlan Brindamour, Leo Putzkey, Dale Schaub- hut, Donna Tesch, Elaine Loken, Bernice Spieker, Norms Hasselbring Jeanette Lee, Mary Jane Lee, Mary Ann Ager, Ruby Jean Martin, Clayton Parker, William Klang, Mr- Hatle. FOURTH ROW-James Thomas, Gary Gerlach, Oliver DeMuth, Kenneth Lackmann, Frederick Dinkel, Gary Brown, Richard Dirsphel, James Knase, LeRoy Shaleen, Edward Veinsreideris, Marvin Goplen, Lyle Bluhm, George Bauer, Allen Arendt, Bruce Lawin. FIFTH ROW-Robert Jochim, Richard J oarnt, Benjamin Lukes, Laurel Bruder, Raymond Kuchenbecker, Glen Mechtel, Donald Hansen, Hillmer Parker, Eldon Hoglund, Darrel Rosenow, Louis Leagjeld, Duane Ager. 29 'AUX X Flpilqfjlfjgl . 3 0 yTQ??NP3 iv FQ Q Kb S JE I K , mcimyffzfnss if Q HOUR STA FF L' mill!! mme U 'sou me aoqwul' 'NO li't ' Hu ITIBG IDT PICTURES 'Moot That Doadlinol' 32 WRITING, IRT, ARD PH7l'0QAl 'Ahl Ihnt Orntinpou' Bun-ly cram Laverne Jura-t. Sonja 011:11 Rosalyn Urltuh. BA N D BEGINNEK5 BAN D 33 CHCJIK xX.f,,f- JU N IOK H DISH C CJKUS -,,, IH 34 LI P J BKAJ QY CLUB 'CJK F HA 'CJK FHA G A A LET T E K MEN 36 INDIAN CALL FFA 37 HQMEC, QM ING Ah Lwhat pleasant memories that last home game brings, espe- cially to our Queen Beverly and her attendants, Anne and Arlenoy The day's festivities were begu in the afternoon with a pep meet- ing at which the Queen was crowned by co-captains Bob Hysell and Herbie McNeal. After her coronation she proclaimed that the day was to be set aside as one of fum and festivity. Following the pep meeting a parade, led by the band, marched uptown, The first event of the evening was the game with Osakil at which we were most victorious. Following the game a dance was held in the gym, The decorations are now taken down, the crown is put away for next year's Queen, but we'11 never forget the pleasant mem- ories associated with the Homecoming of U49. 38 fn Q X fy Q5 ll gif! Aallfhflfg Q I ' Q N5 yu Of M vim A Q Mx X Wa 40 41 31 My MQ? 6e? 'cWlt77. WWW 42 Sf ? 7'47 4d JVZMZ-fa 43 Zfmgwvgywfi 9 K2 Ci Bb 8 db SGLZWCWKQLZ HW in 45 l 46 ov- 'A e '1 , W ., . f I D 47 .' QQ 48 PP1 '1 E E' Ps Yi' 'xl L l. -24,1 4 1. ffl? . .,A 5 41555 . 31 5. . ,lj .. nu-HQ 5 .iv , Y FX :J el f 3 9 1 tv, '? 1 . y ,' N -Q- 'sa -1 ., f . ,wfMg1F. - ' A ' A WSL 5 M ..,,,A.g: ,, .Q Li.. L ,, I n l , 1, .J i, 'r-'-wi-N-f V A? 1 'X -K Q .., ., f' . ' R Y- wx J . 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Oil Gas Lubrication Vulcanizing Light Adjusting Motor Ignition 0lson's Tuneup Service Minneapolis Moline Farm Machinery Phone 306 Long Prairie, Minn. 7 1 1 1 1 Compliments of Frank's Standard Service F k Butzyk, Prop. Long Prairie, Minn. O 1 B tt - T Phone 398 Central Cooperative Oil Association C umerOwnedandCt11d S gP Rtd L g Prairie, Minnesota Congratulations to the Seniors of 1950 Dr. Byron G. Spottord Optometrist Dr. Geo. E. Spotford I n -l Schultz Electric Frigidaire 8z Kelvinator Appliances Capitol - Columbia - Decca- Victor Records Electrical Wiring 8z Repairs - Radio Service Phone 52J Bill Schultz, Prop Peterson-Biddick Co. Eggs - Poultry - Seeds - Flour - Feeds Phone 15 Long Prairie, Minn. Bloise Motor Company Chrysler - Plymouth -:- Allis Chalmers Phone 50 Long Prairie, Minn. 1 1 '1 S 1 li 14 Compliments of Federated Store Long Prairie,s Leading Department Store J. B. Seelhammer, Prop. Long Prairie, Minn Congratulations to the Seniors of 1950 Compliments of Lana Hardware Long Prairie, Minnesota Compliments of Ralph Kamphenkel Clarence Differ? CHIEF OF POLICE Long Prairie, Minnesota j n1- , 7 1 1 l l 1 l Compliments of Woll's Jewelry Long Prairie, Minnesota Homemade Bread Pies - Cakes - Donuts - Rolls of All Kinds The Best of Everything in the Baking Line Home Bakery Sursely 85 Ramstad, Props. Phone 113 Long Prairie, Minn Lux Implement Company, Inc. John Deere Farm Machinery -:- Our Own Hardware Maytag - Westinghouse - Philco Appliances Farm Seeds - Oil - Greases National Food Stores Quality Groceries - Value-Way Meats - Fruits 8z Vegetables At Our Everyday Low Prices Long Prairie, Minnesota Schenk Drug Co. The Rexall Store Robert F. Schenk, Registered Pharmacist Long Prairie, Minnesota Wolf Bros. Meat Market Quality Meats At Lowest Prices Phone 40 Long Prairie, Minn il 1 1 1 1 CUSTER FLORAL GARDENS '1F1owers for A11 Occasions Phone 268R1 Long Prairie, Minn RANS - MARK MOTOR CO. Studebaker Sales 8: Service - - Body 8a Fender Repair Phone 284 Long Prairie, Minn Compliments of LONG PRAIRIE MILLING CO. Flour - Feed - Seeds Phone 7 Long Prairie, Minn. DREAMLAND ROLLER RINK Long Prairie, Minnesota l MARTY,S 5c to 31.00 STORE We Invite You to Visit Our Friendly Store Phone 91 Long Prairie Compliments of NORRIS 8z NORRIS Chicks You Can Depend On Long Prairie THE DELIGHT SHOPPE The Finest In Ice Cream - - We Make Our Own Long Prairie, Minnesota HUBER'S MEAT PRODUCTS Wholesale 8z Retail Meats Phone 290 Long Prairie, Minn. Compliments of LONG PRAIRIE PRODUCE ASS'N Eggs - Poultry - Machinery - Feed - Twine Phone 275 - 130 Compliments of OLSON FURNITURE Long Prairie, Minnesota HART SISTERS Women's 8z Children's Apparel Where It Is A Pleasure to Buy Long Prairie, Minnesota Expert Watch Repairing Special Mail Order Service FORTMANN JEWELRY Watches - Clocks - Rings - Etc. Phone 343 - - Long Prairie, Minn. - - Box 182 LAWRENCE'S BARBER SHOP Expert Hair Cutting for Men 8z Ladies Feather Edging Long Prairie, Minnesota Compliments of LONG PRAIRIE LEADER BLIESE - BOKINSKIE Farm Implements - Repairs - Coal Phone 36 Long Prairi Complimentsof RED OWL AGENCY Quality Foods for Less Mr. Sz Mrs. Joe Keller D BAUER REPAIR SHOP Lawn Mower Grinding - Plumbing :Sz Heating Washing Machine, Sewing Machine, Oil Burner 8z Appliance Repair Long Prairie, Minnesota LOGAN O. SCOW Attorney - At - Law Telephone 315-J Long Prairie, Minn. THE GRILL Fine Foods Long Prairie, Minnesota DICK'S CLOTHING STORE Exclusive Men's Store Long Prairie, Minnesota H. C. WOLFARTH 85 SONS Lumber - Paint - Hardware Phone 24 Long Prairie, Minn Compliments of SARGEANT OPTICAL LABORATORY Long Prairie, Minnesota FAIRWAY FOOD STORE Shop 8a Save the Fair-Way Phone 58 Long Prairie, Minn GRIEP'S SHOE REPAIR Expert Shoe Repair Long Prairie, Minnesota Ford Tractor - Dearborn Farm Equipment Ford - Mercury - Lincoln CUNNINGHAM MOTOR CO. Parts - Accessories - Service Phone 86 Long Prairie, Minn. ,.. H-H, ..., MIDGET MARKET Open from 7:30 A. M. - 9:30 P. M. Groceries 8z Confections Peter Hanson, Prop. Long Prairie, Minn. Electro-Therapy - X-Ray Laboratory - Colon-Therapy DR. C. B. ANDERSON - CHIROPRACTOR Office Hours 9 to 12 - - 1 to 5 Phone 302 Long Prairie, Minn STEPHAN FUNERAL HOME Myron Stephan, Director Phone 499 Long Prairie, Minn Al i 1 1 i Compliments of MAIN STREET CAFE Mr. 8z Mrs. E. J. Gresser Phone 415 Long Prairie, Minn. Congratulations to the 1950 Seniors SIMONSONS SHOE STORE A11 Shoe Repair Long Prairie, Minnesota BEACH GROCERY Groceries - Fruits - Vegetables Long Prairie, Minnesota Call CHYBA'S DRY CLEANING 8z TAILORING SERVICE Phone 66 Long Prairie, Minn