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

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

4 p4 4. Mx Q' ' as I . E, 4 s f P-A 1 P I ff 1 1 X w K' 14 1.4, ,I 'ffafw -fekflffw' A ff' ' 1 1952 PUBLISHED BY THE Senior Class of Long Prairie High School LONG PRAIRIE, MINNESOTA i 1 S i 2 l 2 3 1 l l a 1' E e Z it 7959 . X X. K r . . 34 3 i X In sincere appreciation of his generous service as athletic director of the Long Prairie High School, we, the seniors of 1952, dedicate this annual to MR. PETER SAJEVIC! For the past three years Mr. Sajevic has trained the minds and bodies of our boys. preparing them to meet competition with a healthy spirit of sportsmanship. Since Mr. Sajevic has spent many hours working with members of our class, we wish to share the memories of our high school years with him in a special way. After graduation we will long remember the sunny classrooms, big games, and gay dances. We will remember the dark halls crowded with schoolmates dear in our memories and glimpses of the proud brick building we lived in so long. We will remember the many, many events and faces -- our many years. Therefore. we will try to show you our happy years in Long Prairie High School. 4646 View 766ng4, 369 1-fowl Small. We 70444 Zan 7a See-- , . than can eyee fu, J ug - M VFKNCNP X. KENNETH VON WALD JOHN NEMANICH Senior High Principal Junior High Principal Wane ace amz I I l cwlmwcatfzataw HERMAN HULIN 'HN' 522 ' '1WF'gwwwwmw'h'mNW'm ' Aw2.WEW Superintendent BEATRICE PETERSON ROSALIA REICHERT and JOAN HAASSER Grade School Principal Secretaries . K 3 f jf' . ,fl K r EDWARD ABDELLA JOHN BALKENOL ROBERT CORNWELL Matlicinarics Senior Music Social Science and Bookkeeping . . cmd Me Zeczadew ' ,eu ri ipgfdfsfaxnzee W JOAN GARDNER Homc Economics NOEL HATLE Agriculture LOIS HESSELROTH BURTON JACOBSON Home Economics Chemistry and General Science RUTH I-IENNIX Junior Music RUTH JORGENSON History and English 4 -M 'RFU un-I MARTHA MOEN SAM LEE ARDIS LILLEHAUGEN Commercial Mathematics and History English and History cake gave cw ea mack, I CARYL QUADY DAVE MCCULLDUGH Physical Education GLORIA MARTELL Industrial Arts English ROBERT RYAN PETER SAJEVIC CORRINE SCHMOLL Industrial Arts and Science Physical Education English and Library 3 KATHLEEN SCHROEDER MARVIN WENDORF English Mathematics and Science ...L ' L ' ' 1 , . ,. -ts ': in ,. I 'rs' if N-gg Qfxr d ,l 5 ci, at T 1 1 1 lixkl -- 'x' V A a i , .+L in ,Q,wwwzmiwr,w,.,m,,awwmwwww wmeuwfffmwfwwmww 't'fA J V. in . ff-,, 4 I , . 'sb ' ive' f nv -'-N, ' ,f I i MRS, NENTWICK and MRS, AMAND NENTWICK and CHRIS SCHINSKE SCHULTZ Cooks Janitors I I fzecewed ca Kettle WuaWMfMw4LWWWWMWvf1CwMwmJmW:af.1'S'nmmvwif,'m'fQwf42w'f:'w1 vm-YL w741iwLiaw.Kwg54m2imim.,gf39J8Q-Erirxsgm K . ELEMENTARY GRADES Back Row L to Rg Miss Kern, Thirdg Miss Hauglie, Sixthg Mrs. Calvert, Firstg Miss Klukken, Fifthg Miss Wagner. Secondg Miss Malakowsky, Kiridergarteng Mrs. Takala, Fourthg Miss Peterson, Third. 6 FOURTH ROW: Gladys Knaak, Ruby Kuehne, Shirley Determan, Roger Becker, Jim Klang, LeRoy Motzko, John Hennek, Evelyn Durene, Wanda Clementson, Patty Erickson, Grace Hackett. THIRD ROW: Norman Bodle, Jim Eldred, Lloyd Adervik, Florence Sicheneder, Thora Olson, Pearl Holmquist, Marlys Dettler, Muriel Gustafson,Gloria Brown, Norma Bodle, Elaine Delsing. SECOND ROW: Jim Muenzhuber, Duane Christiansen. Jack Gabler, Doug- las Farber, Ruby Asmus, Cleone Lampart, Luella Friese, Dorothy Warren, Connie Erickson, Dariel Evans, Aleene Francis. FIRST ROW: Marjorie Greene, Shirley Buelow, Joan Gran- lund, Syneva Voll, Treas.g Merle Lunceford, Sec.g Gene Sommers, Pres.: Joyce Rosenow, V P.g Janice Klang, Mary DuFrene. Myra Lackmann, Norma Jean Gunderson, Phyllis Lunser , - M 54444 546 awk? Merle, Gene. Joyce, Syneva FOURTH ROW: Durand Sautbine, Roger Nelson, Ronnie Weinhold, Arnold Patzolt, Joyce Plaisted, Floyd Siegle, Kenny Tesch, Jim Nelson, Bruce Schmidt, Corky Siegle. THIRD ROW: Hilary Haasser, Ronnie Rice, Eldon Petrie, Roger Warner, Roger Pagel, Bylund Wik, Edward Strack, Duane Pommerenke. SECOND ROW: Arlene Karsten, Lyla Wiesher, Janet Sautbine, Ruth Scott, Betty Scott, Anna Wiegers, Betty Stephan, Carol Perkins, Beverly Rasch- ke, Clarice Voigt. FIRST ROW: Barbara Radtke, Janet Peterson, Betty Stoltz, Aleen Shina- barger, Judy Peterson, Elaine Schmidt, Betty Sticka, LaVonne Scheve, Joyce Robinson, Marilyn Starry, Kay Petre. J 7 FOURTH ROW: Gerald Van Norman, Norman Joarnt, Darwin Braaten, Jim Sage, Arlen Notch, Westley Sandness, Tom Wagner, LaVerne Motzko, Bill Shook, Bob Westerberg. THIRD ROW: Roy Lee, Willard Severin, David Zinter, Marvin Bruder, Arlen Determan, Bob Lackmann, Donny Nelson, Jim Carroll, Kermit Maland, Elmer Gerlach. Madella Zastrow. SECOND ROW: Audrey Schmidt, Connie Wanderscheid, Phyllis Peterson, Judy Perkins, Jim Sutton, Mary Ries, Irma Kroll, Arlene Neumann, Henrietta Peterson, Una Lee Steuck, Roselyn Mol- liner, Myron Schmidt. FIRST ROW: Norma Hanson, Joyce Barthel, Betty Larson, Lois Kircher, Cecelia Keller, Delores Warren, Mary Anne Zaske, Mavis Rosenow, Delores Shaleen, Louise Palmgren, Carolyn Voigt, Larry Shinabarger, cidzectfq knead! ae, wid!! Ll 1-an Marilyn, Ronnie, Nell, Delores FOURTH ROW: Victor Lemke, Duain Bain, Max Bluhm, Darvin Braaten, Curtis Bardeaux, Barbara Bublitz, Marlys Bliese, Geraldine Boyer, Dorothea Knaak, Carol Brown, Roselyn Lun- ser. THIRD ROW: Gail Crabtree, Florence Hoeppner, Barbara Larson, Yvonne Joarnt, Shirley Miller, Rita Laumeyer, Lola Dalton, Virginia Haakinson, Carol Moore, Dale Crider, Gerald Lukes, Ronald Arnold. SECOND ROW: Karen Lowe, Julene Lampart, Allen Lystad, Bobby Becry, Edward Motzek, Alvin Fortmann, Beverly Bauer, Marilyn Determan, Margaret Knase, Judy Maland, Darlene Birdsell. FIRST ROW: Marilee Johnson, Grace Buchholz, Sharon Klienschmidt, Helen Johnson, Nell Norris, V.P,g Ronald Brown, Pres.g Delores Brooks, Sec.g Marilyn Anderson, Treas.g Alice Maland, Betty Brevet, Margaret Greeula, Janice Johnson. 8 FOURTH ROW: Dale Schultz, Walter Kuckenbecker, Douglas Evans,Jin1 Wirth, Michael Ringeisen, John Takala, Bill Waller, Perry Knapp, Roger Bokinski, Rodger Bense, Gordon Hill, Barbara Reichert, Carol Stephan, Willanette Sandy. THIRD ROW: Jack DuFreue, Dale Schultz, Gary Crabtree, David Trampe,Larry Baum,Dean Cnrrie,Mary Gay I-lulin,Connie Kienbergter,Myrtle Klang, Virginia Bous, Carole Bain, Arlene Scott, Marilyn Braaten, Mavis Lowe. SECOND ROW: Louis Masonik, Darlene Bense, Merle Starry, Carol Francis, Rita Warren, Lois Koester, Wihclrnine Claseman, Cora Johnson, Janice Martenson, Clara Cooper, Joan Rapp, Idella Plaisted, Betty Wilde, Yvonne Kramer. FIRST ROW: James Pommerenke, Bill Kaun, Eugene Lunceford, Richard Thompson, Allen Sargeant, Gary Lee,Donna Johnson,See.,Bill Gutches,Pres., Margaret Klang, V. P., Allen Bergh, Treas., Karen Van Valkenburg, Janet Sommers, Ayleen Bergh, Dean Nelson, Donald Brown. J take aaez cz lem wake gaze. Donna, Bill, Margaret, Allen. FOURTH ROW: Charles Bense, Donald I-luson'l',Kenneth Hansen,Orville Rosenow,Donald Muenzhuber, Buddy Schmidt, Ronny Schinske, Rodger Miller, Kenneth Pesta, Stewart Barringer, Lester Haasser, Ronald Muenzhuber, Jon Wilde, Bill Lunser. THIRD ROW: Dick Weick, Kathryn Wiegers, Darlene Rosenow, Marie Lindstrom, Jeanette Lindstrom, Anita Differt, Pat Keller, Deanna Farris, Georgann Dahlman, Shirley Nelson, Eleanor Waterhouse, Joan Busacker, David Steinert, Bradley Weishair. SECOND ROW: Arlen Schahn, John Berndt, Robert Erickson, Thomas Leagjeld, Lois Buelow, Beverly Hackett, Irma Mclntyre, Anna Poegel, Lucille Vollmer, Marjorie Karsten, Delores Petron, Duane Anderson, Jackie Knase. FIRST ROW: Gary Schroeder, James Harrington, Dick Bruce, Dick Bluth, Marlene Birkholz, Chermaine Robinson, Nancy Robertson, June Farr, Jeanette Prill, Mary Loegering, Eugene Harmeling, Ervin Asmus, Robert I-lusom. T awww. FOURTH ROW: Roger Eggerth,James Cash,David Lackmann, Lorel Stevens, Merlyn Olson, Roger Eilers, James Laumeyer, Roger Farber, Arthur Lunser, Gary Hadden, Richard Ohland, Neil Shinabarger, Dwayne Schultz, James Warner. THIRD ROW: Judith Jenkins,Jeanette Reinbold,Mary Lou Parker, Beverly Joarnt, Brenda Peterson, Beverly Anderson,Carroll Finch,Jim Westman, Dean Mechels, Duane Eberle, LeRoy Young, Deloris Braaten. SECOND ROW: Evonne Weide, Ardis Zastrow, Milesine Sandy,Carol Joarnt,Elaine Stigen,Karen Von Wald,Karen Meyers,Sonia Palmgren, Joy Bateman, Jean Rapp, Elenore Palmby, Judelle Zastrow. FIRST ROW: Robert MacDonald, Jack Lee, Robert Agnew, Donald Maland, Judy Stoltz, Freddy Streich, Treas., Ruby Hoeppner, Pres., Beverly Brooks, Sec., Claudine Hashagen, Kay Eigh th Grade Bev, Bob, Ruby, Fred- die. Schwanke, Louella Christiansen, Donna Lunceford. J ,J ,.1v,,,f',' ., , T9 Jenice, Harvey, Kar- en, Karen. 6'- L ,Z , ieee young fafzlafm acea me Me Wfeww ., via- x - rf. -1a'.ifr,,.E ....1a.., L. .. FOURTH ROW: Merton Hubbard, Allan Kramer, Willard Petrie, LaVonne Westerberg, Sharon Brooks,Carol Fenske,Carol Drager,Patricia Hetland,Francis Lampart, Kay Kosch- nick, Carole Lubitz. THI.RD ROW: Leonard Chelman, George Ries, James Bous, Wallace Kramer,Ted Husom,Robert Lunser,Karen Olson, Lois Werner, Janice Eberle, Vonda Lam- brecht, Nancy Gerling, Judy Irwin. SECOND ROW: Douglas Meyers, Tony Schinske, George Lee,James Lindstrom,Dale Otterdahl,Jerry Dalton, Marlin Parker, Doris Mechtle, Joyce Knaak, Gayle Ringeisen, Bernice Johnson, Rhoda Thompson, Bonnie Lee Hipple, FIRST ROW: David Mechils, Richard Crider, Douglas Bardeaux, Eldon Maland, Jenice Wheeler, Treas., Karen Erickson, V.P., Harvey Koester, Pres., Karen Sargeant, Sec., Francis Finch, Henry Kasper, Paul Thompson, Janice Rostock, Harriet Beery. Seventh Grade OFFICERS IEANETTE LEE President LOIS MINETTE Vice President MISS JOAN GARDNER NE ARENDT ,Secretary ,ANN KA UN easurer , CLEONE LA MPART ,Report- Advisor exn 1 , 'Z a 0 : We wc!! Zan? zememdefz al! af 1346 Zelda XN -' A ' A -A 1: f ' f'f fi A-anew-3:54 K - . A- V A - ' f ' , its , duh txut A L A OFFIC ER S BILL KLA NG, President, MERLE BRUCE LA WIN, Treasurer, LEN LUNCEFORD,Vice President, GENE MR. NOEL HATLE SANDNESS, Reporter, DUANEAGER, SOMMERS, Secretary, Advisor Seminal. H 11. Lilwury Club MISS SCHROLDLR Advisor MISS SCI-IMO LL Advisor I KX ,liiiiii 1 v v ZX mi Yana- , - Vi.. -:- -: XZ' -0111127 I O 2 X l. ir! Mal accampliadeal aa mac! D6Cl3lllHlifDll amz zepzeaeatatduee O F FI C E R S BERNIE VON WALD President BOB CURRIE Vice President KAY PETRIE Secretary MR. K. VON WALD and MR.J. NEMANICH Advisors fg L. P. H. S. Student Council EK canine clcwcea eff . f f ,Qi eeeee . . . Me afzaaaded 44564 Qrm mov as A udrey Joy -of afhfai aww G The homecoming festivities ,Q S for 1951 began as Mr. Balkenol 4- X I struck the first chord of The Iq Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. The was auditorium was suddenly hushed R as the Fruetel twins, Carol and E Gary,followed by the five queen candidates and their escorts, led the way to the stage. As each c ouple reached the stage the twins brought each escort a crowr with which he crowned his partner a princess. V Following the coronation service and cheers by the student 6 body, the women teachers, as darkies , presented a skit. Peter, 5 . Peter Sajevic, was the cryl Their darkened faces and big gloves were most becoming. Immediately following the pep fest, school was dismissed and work was begun on the field and the armory in prepara- tion for the Dig game and dance. Hundreds of balloons added to the already effective decora- tions. 3 After the evening bonfire and pep fest, a parade through main street was the big event. Each of the princesses rode in an open convertible, a striking spectacle indeed! The parade wound its way to the athletic field, and as the princesses took their places on the 50-yard line, the game began. The Indians were most spirited and showed their will to win throughout the first half. The big moment of the evening came between the halves. Amid the rolling of drums and the cheering ofthe crowd,last year's queen crowned Mary Norris, queen of the 1951 home- coming festivities. After a striking performance by the L.P.H.S. marching band, the game was reslumed. The Indians fought gallantly and, as a present to Queen Mary and the princ- esses, ' ey defeated a tough Sauk Centre team 13 to 6. Victory was ours! and Me climax af Me 564056466 aeacm 1 1 ...tie gf-uma! gfazdaae had -..--rw-. NM 2' L. P. H. S. Band The Long Prairie High School band, under the direction ofMr. John Balkerlol, has been steadily progressing over a period of several years until Y...--3-KP' - I -r':'f - NS today it is recognized as an organization of A ' -1 ' calibre. The band's numerous performances 'X va . ' throughoutthe past year included concerts at the X armory for servicemen, basketball and football i games,the Halloween parade,and homecoming, X X Band highlights of the year included a radio broadcast in conjunction with the band clinic at Eagle Bend, the district music festival, the Christmas concert, and the formal spring concert. Bill Klang, trumpeter, has made an impress- 3 ive name for himself and his horn. Three years r ago he performed as guest soloist at the Minne- . sota and North Dakota State F.F.A. conventions. This year Bill appeared as guest soloist at the F.F.A. Convention in Kansas City, Kansas. Mr. Balkenol also attended the convention and served Bill dging by his popularity s future certainly looks X! 15 ' f gknijfiia f f , f 41,6 ,L OFFICERS ' iw! I . c , I . , BILL KLA NG President N f It CA ANN WALLER Vice President ts MARY NORRIS Secretary-Treasurer I g 4 I HILLMER PARKER student Director K MR JOHN BALKENOL Director 6' ff' ' V f , f ' f .9 I6 Darrel Bernie George Fritz Herb Rich . . . Me Vvwlicma' gallant claude in We fvmmf -f 1-1-1 -11 ,N X Mu-vk ' WX' 4 W 4-1 xnxx!-flr '1, QQXQEKXX, had QQ ,4- 'ifsaf .. 4' 1 ' 7' ,iii 'ss THIRD I OW Nlgr Bob Currie Joyce Plaisted Bill bhook Tony Ries Merle Lunceford Duane Pommerenke James lldred liilary Haasser Kenny Tesch Jim Nelson bECOND ROW Coach Pete bajevic C oaeh Kenneth Von Wald C urtrs Bardeaux lltrb lyorr Bernie Von Wald Darrel Rosenoxx LeRoy Motzko Captain Len Sandness Arlan Dtt trnian, Joyce Rostnow, FlRbT ROW Bylund Wik, Rich Drrschel, Fritz Dinkel, George. Bauer, Floyd Single., Jack Gabler, Corky Srcgle, Ronnie Rree, Allen Westerberg, Bruce bchmidt, Captain Len Tony Long Prairie Long Prairie Long Prairie Long Prairie Long Prairie Long Prairie Long Prairie Long, Prairie Staples Crosby Ironton 32 Paynesville Sa uk Centre Park Rapids Melrose Osakis Wadena 13 O 6 45 18 37 24 V V . ,T in my ix: L-TM A y 5 W W ., 'wx-' W fl P ' '..,, - 4 'fs 7 X L? , 'K .A JE , E ' LQ A- I kk,7 T' - 1- .X 1. ' ,1,, fe V ,1 ii ' 'K' V ' , A .?.f: , ' L :ff ' ' A al' Owl- uf' -R. , V. 0 Y Zvi W, ,Q 2 - ' . 'Y 2 ' A ,i ., ap ' 5, i km 43 ' on , -a - ,. 1 v N at Q my .L-1? A as B . l is 'f 5 23... X' T, A V , 1 A , DQ in A A ng... J -1 'Qi 1 g. 'ff ' - si - if-rr P N e l 1 ' S: Y , , ' ,x I . . . . Q ,I V x - . 1 . 1 A 1 1 1 1 41 1 f A J 1 i 1 ' 1 71 V w 1 1 x ' A -. m - ' V, , ' ' ' ' ' 1 s 1 -. . ' 1 s 1 'J in R s , ff . ,, , ' S Fritz J K2 - in X, SSV ' f ,I . S Captain George 3 3 F is X fi, .fo 77 I fa 4 'fx r i .4 I! ! Q x C L U f i 2 ' 5 F: Gary U - I ' L :- kk 'w Q- E1 J 1 N ernle ,A X. I Y I ' ' . 1 1' '- ' it . amz team L foxy!! fax adctazy 'W Coach Sajevic, Gary Brown, Jim Klang, Bob Lackmann, Floyd Siegle, Corky Siegle, Captain George Bauer, Bernie Von Wold, Fritz Dinkel. Jim Nelson, Rich Dirschel, Jim Carroll, Mgr. Bob Currie, Mgr. Allen Holmes. Q Q . . . 5445 jamdldac aid amy. . 9 . , A F. 71. S.. 5 dare aff Q-- x-uf' to Mae. Nell 5 . : ' i A- Q Norma Betty OFFICERS e l AUDREY MEYERS President NORMA I, GUNDERSON Treasurer PHYLLIS LUNSER Secretary BETTY STICHA Recorder ANN WALLER Vice President LOUISE PALMGREN Reporter MISS C. QUADY Advisor ' I K C. A. A. . 115' M 3.221 v fl 3 'fm 0, , ' Em 1151? Q Q I 1 5491 :QQ -' ' . x e,m 'MY M' fi X X z li.. r 1 FT. SENIOR HIGH CHOIR . . . and Meme wcw madrid GIRLS ' GLEE CLUB BOYS' GLEE CLUB ,feCIgflsgfiffff-goFlFe1CERs HOLMES e e President QHQLMER PARKER Vice President e TMHRY LEE CARLSON secretary I I I I -Treasurer HRIRC ReIzi.1x24e1oHN BALKENOL n1reezer M , 'I .., AA at ' 'T . 5 Q15 Nxtdv BOY INDIAN MISS JORGEN Advisor SON CALL .uzdm aww 444046 gauap- -an m eddlfdane CLK! TON IUXRI-ilfll C10-L-d1Ior ED VEINSREIDERIS Co-editor SWING BAND: Jim Thomas, Hill- mer Parker, Freddie Streich, John Takala, Jim Klang, Bruce Lawin, Roger Becker, Bill Klang, Carole . .546 MARCHIN' MISSES: Janet Peterson, Thora Olson, Louise Palm- gren, Jane Snyder, Diane Klcmenhagen, Karen Sargeant, Donna Johnson, Sharon Elver, Mary Martin, LICORICE STICKS: Norma Gunderson, John Takala, Louise Palmgren, Mary Gay Hulin, LASSUS' TROMBONES: Bill Gutches, Jim Thomas, Allen Bergh, Alan Sargeant many czctdadtdee :adidas Me he TERRIFIC TRUMPETERS: Roger Becker, Bylund Wik, Jim Sutton. RIIYTIIMICALREEDS: Ay- leen Bergh, Bob Beery, Bruce Lawin, Westley Sand- ness, BRAZEN BRASS: Duane Ager, Bill Klang, Bylnnd Wik, Jim Sutton, Roger Becker, Kay Koschnick, Edward Motzek, llelen Johnson, Roger Eilers, Duane Pommerenke, OUR TOWN OUR HEARTS WERE W YQUNG AND GAY Dick Winters . . . Admiral . . . . . Steward ...... Kenny Lackmann lNlIS,SlilllllCI'. . . Mary Lee Carlson Cornclia Otis Skinner , Ann Waller Otis Skinner ,,,,, Emily Kimbrongli , , Pnrsfr ......... Stcivardcss, , , , , Darrel Iioscnow Sliirleywarner Claylon Parker .Maxis Tucker Ilicli Dirscbel , Clioiyic linasc Harriet 51.101111 . . . . Lois Xtincttc Wiriifrcd Blangtli . LaVonnc liickcy Leo McEvoy . . . . . . . Gary Brown Inspector . . . . . . . Airdrcylkleycrs Tlicrchc . . . . Rugtina Vcinsreidcris Madame Elise. . . Katherine Sandy Monsieur De La Croix . . . . . . . Ed Vcinsreidcris Wi11do11'Clc.111cr . . . Allen llolnics sragc Maziagtcr ...... 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NEMANICH Advisor MISS HENNIX Director ,lllllilll Choir Q M ff HJQA-FIQ ffif' ' ' f mb ,N U XX Gow GX , SXXXXX I, llhlb L 1' N S MR. CORNWELL MR. W EN DORF MR. ABDELLA N Coaches Junior Basketball C71 Per 19511101 f F P! 3'2lt1'?-27 1 ageing dfdfllfd alien Me aaeazfdez QOX MR. MARV WENDORF 75' Coach 604' 28 Baseball MR . PETER SAJEVIC Coach 6044 604109 Xw X Xa N . Ed I5 that U5 ! P Homecoming Prepara- tions Modeling Herm's y longies we .21 FIRST PRIZE Ghandi? P P? Aren't we cute! Bobby ga can N r r ' r 75 4.1 Posing? THIRD PRIZE Indians 0h-h-h-h Regina Carnival clown ...aff Me an cae'ae clawed SECOND PRIZE: CU .- Harw I nc-L. our How young wc were. lrzraijom 29 8 If -... a vt' .' 'ik Um-m -nl goud f'-55 R. Queenie Fritz! 3 Z.--f Smile pretty ,1 A 11.3 Wi. If 5 - A P Cjjn de N ' fe ov 0 Haw A' swf' True love? h gg ' Q 'Is K g AWK K f 5 ,- .1 L ,, ,W ,.- I fm ,shy-V M X f X ., L I , , ,, . , LL I 4 In 1 lr 'gzuv HQ 'S Q N NR I ' ,r ff 9 xaifg OWU UD U 'VN XYZ Owl . YK Q fvdst I I I xg. Herb! 'YwU ' Q' ' ' L 'fl Mr. V011 Wald! ' :fm t f x 3'-,, 'G' 4 81-0 I' I -I. 30 Poor Chowie Goodness L, Arcn't we domestic rf. mmf EaSY now M And in the office too! Tsn't love grand? l l l Aren't wp cozy Perk! ! ! So-0 long ago Carole Did wc look like that ? Watch thc birdu. 3l ,I Hey! Mary an Nell BOW Rich, Si3h'h 5 'J ' 4 1 Look at em It looks good The gang I 1 , N0 Speeding! For heavens sake.. Police? 32 zlczpecwlg MASTER OF CEREMONIES Rhapsody In Blue . . Welcome To Seniors . Acceptance ....... Songs From The Hudson From Out Of The Blue . Just A Memory .... Sharps And Flats . . .Haan pfwm, fx 'SN Q. Denton Erickson . Clayton Parker Wayne Lunceford . . . Bill Klang , H. Hulin, Supt. . . Girls' Triple Trio . Von Wald, Prin, in glue N ,,.f sew' RICH DIRSCHEL Art ia Staff Ann Waller Gary Brown Jane Arendt Regina Veins- reideris Bernie Von Wald Ann Kaun Mary Lee Carlson Bill Klang Mary Ann Barn- ard Bob Currie Dulcie Vervalen June Husom RTHA -ting Allen Holmes Rich Dirschel Joy Trampe Audrey Meyers Duke Kuiper Ed Veinsreideris Jeanette Lee Carole Ballard Herb Norr Marijane Lee Hillmer Parker Clayton Parker James Thomas 74a time aww gfzaaadag 44411502 cw Me qecwfaak mem! Za ,eww ANN WALLER ALLEN HOLMES Co-editors MR. GEORGE CLASEMAN 34 Photographer Adviso, MOEN X gg l X jf , X 7 X, X ' x 'li Q 1555, xX yv 1 .. ' 5 We, the graduating class of 1952, can now look back upon our fruitful years in L, P, H, S. Only seven of us -- Lois Minette, Audrey Meyers, Mary Lee Carlson, Mary Norris, Richard Dirschel, Inez Wirth, and James Thomas -- attended all twelve years to- gether. In the sixth grade, Bob Currie began his reign as dictatorfclass presidentj which continued throughout high school. Clayton Parker relieved him of his duty for our junior year. In 1945, as freshmen coming from many different grade schools, we all began to work together and became a partof one great class. As sophomores, we entered into the senior high school look- ing for new adventures and less work. We found the new adven- turesl The sophomore boys were given the honor of serving at the Junior-Senior Banquet, while the girls were hat check and punch girls. We began our junior year by presenting our class play, 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, under Miss Martell's direction, It was a great success, Amid all this we sold Christmas cards and put on a terrific carnival. We were the first class to receive our rings in the spring and they are something we will always treasure. Then it was Promtime and we plunged into the frenzy of pre- paring the ballroom and banquet. The theme Rhapsody in Blue' was carried out effectively in the colors, blue and silver. Seniors! That final stretch, that final year! For many ofus it was like just another school year, As we progressed,we found we were busy with homecoming, our last football game ofhigh school, our last Christmas concert, and the huge project ofan annualwhich started before Thanksgiving. Finally, we put on our senior play, 'Our Town, again directed by Miss'Martell. This, too, was a splendid success. On February 19 we presented a 'Variety Show, In May we were the honored guests at the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, Intermingled with all these activities were graduation pictures, announcements, and the signing of annuals. Finally the big day came, We slowly made our way down the aisle to receive our diplomas and regretfully said our last fare- wells to friends in the halls of Long Prairie High School, N 2 Z 7 fa X X 35 . Hmm! cw Me moat dugbozfcmt acdaal leadefzc padded an :dede aatiafzdda. , . , YL? ififii LMJQQH ,zfgw A A W ,ZA wave! 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'WX QQ JANE ARENDT Jane SENIOR OFFICERS l L Mildred, Allen, Bob, Hillmer. 1 Basketball l,2,3,4g F.H,A, 3,4g Sequoia 4, Volleyball l,3,4g Library 45 Student Council 3, Class Officer 3. bm- WE?- CAROLE BALLARD Cricket Class Play Student Director 3, Choir l,2,3,4g Volley- ball l,2g Sequoia 43 Girls' Triple Trio 3,4g F,H.A. 1, 2,3,4g Swing Band 45 Indian Call l,2,3,4g Declam 25 Band l,2,3g Mixed Octette 3,4. Zim MARY ANN BARNARD Barnie Indian Call 2,3,4g Sepuoia 4, Basketball 2,3,4g Band 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Library U 4: Volleyball 2,3g Declam 3,43 G,A,A, 2,3,4g F,H,A, 2,3,4. Q0 38 GARY BROWN Brownie Basketball 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,4gC1ass Play 35 Sequoia LAUREL BRUDER 'Miken i Q 'F' . 1 si' ' I f V , aa n ' T 5 31, .-'. h if gf' 1 . ' I 'ff 'Lili Q 9 :gf f n X, K-4,7 Wm L! ! M' uv 1 X Tl, ' , WILMA sous ' wi1ma' V, - 1 M - H. A, 1, 2g Sequoia4, ' R ,T N ' M . M R fw 1 O - .k,i 5 -,,-, , o X -ex, LYLE BLUHM k Lyle Q 'TV if E GEORGE BAUER i Georgie Football 45 Basketball 3,4, CWS sf' fi? Q Q53 9 SI' I LOIS BRUDER Lois Library 4, , ,- I 'I f JW 7 MW M lull l J . K Jr MILDRED BRUDER f, 'Millie - Choir 1- Library 3 4- Class II, 1 4. Officer 21. ' ' mi! . U 79 . 0 G! 'QT' iQ f ROBERT JAY CURRIE Bob Football 2, 35 Basketball Mgr, 2,3,4gClass President 1,2,4g Student Council 3,4g IndianCa1l3,4gSequoia 4g Boys' State 3g Janet Peter- son 4, QYMN G Q 45 ' . ' 5 , m5 DHRN THE SAUKS' sepr 28,1-1:1 L PH S INDIHN AO bfc',a-WMU! E!- MARY LEE CARLSCN Carl Sequoia 4, OLIVER DEMUTH 'Ollie N Choir 1 ,2,3,4g Girls' Triple Trio 3,4g Mixed Octette 3, 43 F,H,A, Zglndian Call 3g 6- 'C' N ,sf 1 536 . H 2695- 35:5 ,N ..W,.. ,,,, ':15is:zsf:ifif3s 5-.Jff ??'S:?xfJW' i -A V, S15 ga'-1-1 NM ' ' ' ,QU 8 1. -: MARVIN GOPLEN Marv Band 1,2,3.4g F.F.A, 1.2, T 3,4g Choir 3.4. f ..Gary.. in GARY GERLACH Q: -1-3 IDA MAE ERICKSON Ida Choir l. Cor ,X RICHARD DIRSCHEL 4' 2' Rich Choir 3,45 Football 2,3,4g Bask tball 3,4g Baseball 2 3. Class Play 39 Se- KQSQ . lg y FRED DINREL Q W ' Fritz y Choir 3,45 Football 3.45 , L,- ' Basketball 3,4g Baseball 1,2,3,4gGolf3.-4: Seq ia X I ,.. fix. 4 . A V K 0 ' f . 1 ap 3 . 5.1 : ' ' 5:5-riff: :-:- f 0 0 A f:ff:f5fsfss : ' - '11, ' 'L ' ,'f22. ... f' B , A 1 I -Efvlqifff .-:Q R ,..' ..o-,. , . M.. . .fk'.f:LZ5f22f . '1 '. '- 117' J: ' '--21,3 - sf: ' :x - I 41 'Us Q ,G SENIOR IRENE GREC ULA Irene A 34 Librar 4 Jw iffllw M' . . . , 5 Y 1 Choir 3.4g Indian Ca113,4. DONALD HANSON Hank Band 2,3,4g Choir 33 F,F. A. 1,2.3.4. BHJQJEI-AL 7-f MJ, B- Y' NORMA HASSELBRING Norma Library 3.4. -, 1. N N ADVISORS ,H H W gm 3.2 JEANETTE HARRINGTON Jeanette Declam 4. 0? K R, LAVONNE ANN HIC KEY Class Play 3. Lovy QSQQ5' 42 ,W ROBERT JOCHIM PaDDv A 1 0 In .2 I r 2 'J V C1 mm JYMWNQM ', ,J 9 VXX7 ff Q Bibi 9 Y ,,.vrvvv '--AAAI' 5 o 9 Q Q 3 hu Q f Gp Q5 i RICHARD JOARNT JJ ' Football 3. 2 l W , JUNE HUSOM nluneu Choir lg F.H.A, 2g Indian Call 39 Sequoia 4. SWG., ,0,,.,.,4, am? fo-J' Zadwv Usa L o' 1 A-JVZJ 'S mf .q'i YQ' AWEN HOLMES Choiff 1,2,3,4gBand 1, Class Officer 2.3,4g Indian Call3g Sequoia 4g Basket ball Mgr. 3,43 Football Mgr 3 4- Pep Band 2 45' W Gi' ELDON HOGLUND Eldon Band l,2,3,4'Choir 34 Pep A Q y. Bfflfld 2, jf it 1, V 57' is , , ' l if :Lf 1 Af f Alllillfgb 2 O 1 x f fffv O 43 Q'r.gg'!6 ANN KAUN Ann Choir l,2.3,4g F.H,A, 2,3, 45 Sequoia 4. JAMES KNASE KATHLEEN KELLER Kate WILLIAM KLANG Bill F.F.A, l,2,3,4g Band 1.2, 3,4g Choir 2,3,4p Swing Band 3,45 Mixed Octette 3,4g Boys' Triple Trio 45 Pep Band 2. Hlfliillllilll EH Chowie Baseball 23 Football 3g , 1 Baskotball 1gClass Pliyil. V, Q 7 , 3-., ll 'Mx f X mmmy.. F F X ' 'Wig do EDWIN KR ll . .A. l.2.3,4 OLL BRUCE LAWIN Bruce Band 2,3,4g F,F A 1 45 Swing Band 3 4 KENNETH LACKMANN Kenny Chou 3 4 Baseball l,2,3, 4 Class Play 3. rg -Rx.. 4 5 lll 2. Y I , ? h5 l W RAYMOND KUCKEN BECKER HRW., F.F,A. l,2,3,4. HARLAND IGIUMHEUER 3'4. w 19,9 ll-13' if o LOUIS LE AGIE LD Louie ,,,,--A S- PHYLLIS LEAGJELD Librafry . V' ..... s Cf Y? rv- , 'l' ,h - N- x 1 Mayo ,, , J X N f . ar? Q JEANETTE LEE Red Band 2,3,4g Choir 2,3,4g Girls' State 3g Sequoia 45 Basketball 2g F.H.A. 3,45 Volleyball 25 Student 42. glib,-QM Council 4. S3112 4 die iirfifx xi Qi-c - f' Ni' MARIJANE LEE npunkyn Indian Call2gGirls' Triple Trio 3,4g Choir 1.2,-3,43 F. H,A, 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1, 2g Sequoia 4g Volleyball 1, 2. T ' ,Adj I , . ELAINE LOKEN ii'-Jujljj Blondie 6 W' . r 3 Z L, E an 4 ru T 'Sl 1 at m E 5 .vw 4 E N S 46 'S a, -if 4 h 1 . I '1 5--AX V QNQQQ l ,J kip K., GLEN MECHTEL Glen MARILYN MILLER Marilyn Transferred from Aurelia 3. ,zdwmmaaiaz -an-.4.d.aL J- - AUDREY MEYERS Audie Indian Call 3,4gCh0ir 1.2, 3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3g Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4g Library 29 Homecoming Princess 4g G.A.A. 1.2.3.4: F.l-l.A. 1. 2,3,4g Class Play 3g Band Herald 2,3gCheerleader 1, 2 . lm: Q' , C y , Lfoif as J RUBY IE AN MART IN Jeants Band 3,4g Choir 1. A f , 95 '24 ,ff 11,-ls' Cyan? ,F M4-ya. BENJfQlVI1NuLU S f,4 , C' 'if kfi Ben - - A if ' ' ' lv Mere ez- mfefl me 47 LOIS MINETTE Louie Choir 1,2,3,4g Girls' Triple Trio 3,45 F.H.A, 1,2,3,4g G,A,A, 1,2,3,4g Library 25 Indian Call 2.3,4g Cheer- leader l,2gClass Officer 1, Basketball l.2,3,4g Volley- ball 1,2,3g Class Play 3g Band Herald 2.3. Mk or N 1' HERBERT NORR ' Boots Transferred from Littley Falls 3g Football 3,4g Se- quoia 4g Indian Call 3,4. Uh SAME 75415 MARY GRACE NORRIS Gracious Band 2,3,4gChoir 2,3.4g F, H.A, 34 Class Officer 2g Homecoming Queen 4. CLAYTON PARKER Clayt F.F,A, I,2g Class Presidcnt 3g Student Council 31 Class ,f Play 3g Indian Call 3,43 .-,, Sequoia 4. HILLMER PARKER Nook Band 3,4g Student Director 45 Indian Call 29 Sequoia 4g Swing Band 3,4g Declam 4g Class Officer 4g Choir 1,2,8, 5 Boys' Triple Trio 4. .f ,f in l - X i' isa, bv I U- 52 Eco ll . ANTHONY RIES Spaghetti Transferred from Mahno- men 3- Football 4. Fix A sv lla ' AME P4 ofofd E D WILLIAM RACHKE Sparrow F,F.A, 1,2,3,4g Indian Call 3g Class Officer 2. 'Q' Guy MARY ANN PETRON Penny Indian Call 3,4g Library 4. 49 f d DARREL ROSENOW Rosie F.F,A, 1,2,3g Football 3,45 Class Play 3. H l' X L lib' 'sf' f LEO PUTZKEY E Pun L E 'ffm- 4 5:3 591 we KATH INE NDY QQQH at Cho'r'3: Qiqgmay 3. s LEONARD SANDNESS l Len . F,F.A, 1,2,3,4g Football 3, Gt Q 4g Trrack 3,42?ChEDil' 3,4. N ,L 5, Ixqwdwl, 45 LEROY SHALEEN k Por y I Lettermens' Club 2 Foot ball 2. X, DALE SCHAUBH UT Sherbert FL owsk - F0 NN 5 'Zim ,1 of ORS- BLU ERNOT F M vr - 5 o O The D ' Bsaytlstzpxiiximlcsa t S Seqt1o1a 4. Y UCD? of 'JO' QM .P l S3 is WN Abqed amd 'Inf' M to 1 MAVIS TUCKER Tuck Transferred from Buffalo Lake 3, Choir 3.4g Girls' Triple Trio 3,4g Band 3g Homecoming Princess 49 Class Play 3. , 3' J 1 JOY TRAMPE JCII3 Indian Call 1 2 3 4- Choir 1 2 3 4- Mixed Octette 4- Declam 4- Volleyball 1- Basketball 1- I-lomecomin 3 A X I r Y Ny -T F.l-LA. 1,P,3,4gnSequoia 4g U ' , , I 1 I 1 1 , b ' ' X ' 'Q , S Princess 4. 1 L , -...J Mary MARY ANNE THOMPSON i Band 1,2,3,4pChoir 1.2, , PZ! 4g Basketball 1,25 Volley-1 ball 1,29 Pep Band 2. Whig.: 'fa ff' JAMES THOMAS uhm.. Band 1,2.3,4g Class Officer ..-V 1,3gChoir 1,25 Swing Band N 3,4g Sequoia 4. 425' DONNA TESCH Dick EDWARD VEINSREIDERIS Eddy Choir 3,45 Indian Call 3,45 Sequoia 4g Class Play 3. an jo aj? r N l..-' , , ., xv. 'QD f JANIECE VE Jenny F.H.A. 2.3.4. VW A . S1444-y, J REGINA VEINSREIDERIS ..Gi-na.. Library 4g Sequoia 4g Vol- leyball 2,3,4g Basketball 2 3 4- Class Play 3 ills-X-L-7 lv' mu AA. , ' lil LlgQmK DULCIE VERVALEN Dol G.A,A, 2,3,4g F,H.A. 2,3 4g Choir 3,4g Sequoia 4 ball 2.3.4. RVALE N , cs., .- MARLENE VOLLMER Marlene Library 43 F.H.A, 3.4g In- dian Call 3.45 Clg 3.4. : L J WWwmluf1V 52 Basketball 2.3.45 Volley- l 2 INEZ WIRTH Fried a HILDA WIEGERS Hi11'fMxj., ffga Band 1,2,3,4g Choir 2,3.4g Indian Call 2g Volleyball l,2gBasketball 1,25 F,H,A, 1,2,3,4. W swf? L 9? gli? NWN www SHIRLEY ANN WARNER Shirl F,H.A.2,3,4g Basketball 2, 3g Volleyball 2,33 Class Play 3g Sequoia 4. E. ANN WALLER Queenie Cheerleader lg Class Of- ficer lg Band 1,2,3,4g choir 1,2,3,4g Mixed Octette 45 Pep Band 25 F,H.A. 1,2.3,4p Library 2g Declam 3,4g Class Play 33 Indian Call 2.3.45 Volleyball 2g Se- quoia 4g Homecoming Q --X 7 7 Princess 4. BERNARD VON WALD FQ Bernie ek Transferred Stu n C 4 Indian Call , g e uoia , - ba , a l .. . .. .. - I ro F ij t Lak? Q Ban .Q i 1:45 fi X ' I o H93 s al s CD ketb ll 3,4. ' J 53 as ll If Ill N15 D! Rans- Mark Motor Company Dr. Anderson, Chiropractor Dr. Klick, Dentist Frank L. King, Lawyer Neumann Motor Company Central Co-op Service Station Dr. Van Valkenburg, Dentist Shinabarger Plb. and Heating Shop Todd Co, Oil Company Dr. Handy, Dentist Custer Floral Gardens Long Prairie Locker Plant Frank Haskin, Justice of the Peace Warren Galvin, Sheriff Long Prairie Clinic The Cozy Long Prairie Oil Company Dr. Hart, Dentist The Griep Garage Drevlow Repair Shop Starry Electric Alma's Grill Logan Scow, Attorney Gambles Department Store Morey's Blais Motor Company Schultz Electrical Company Joyce Lewis, Lawyer Dr. Spofford, Optometrist Dreamland Auditorium Wall's Jewelry Sargeant Street Grocery The Spot Long Prairie Creamery Ass'n Wolfarth 8a Sons Lumber Company Ben Franklin Store Lux Implement Company Dick's Clothing Bank of Long Prairie National Food Store Lemke's Furniture Store Emil's Barber Shop Marty's 512 to 51.00 Store Bauer Repair Shop Minnesota Power Sa Light Company Home Bakery Visser Plb. 8r Heating Shop J. Norman Peterson, Lawyer Stephan Funeral Home The Dray Jack's Wagon THESE MERCHANTS BACKED US LET'S BACK THEM' STOP! 55 Olson's Tune-up Service Long Prairie Milling Company Nokel's Blacksmith Shop Clasemann Shoe Store Mr. Differt, Chief of Police Dinner's Auto Parts V. F. W. Long Prairie Produce Ass'n Dorothy's Beauty Shop Nick Truog, Co. Auditor C. A . Dahlman, Register of Deeds Harry L. King, Clerk of Court R. J. Borgert, Co. Treasurer Glaeske Shoe Repair Thompson Lumber Yards Drager's Grocery Wolf's Meat Market El's Drug Store Peterson-Biddick Co. Frank's Standard Service Super Value Store Hubers Meat Market Chyba Dry Cleaning 8: Tailoring Mickey's Clavin's Shoe Store Federated Store Hart Publications Norris 85 Norris Hatchery Long Prairie Leader Long Prairie Food Market Miller Motor Company Claseman's Studio The Reminder Bliese and Bokinskie Beery Electric Henry F. Prinz, Lawyer Coast to Coast Store Schenk Drug Company Hotel Reichert Cunningham Motor Company Lano's Hardware Lawin Agency Hart Sisters Jones Purol Station The Delight Shoppe Olson's Furniture Fortman's Jewelry Lawrence's Barber Shop Ommies Music Company, St. Cloud Josten's, Owatonna THE CLASS OF '52 AUTOGRAPHS V,.., .v- 'w-'pw .4-H' ,gf .qs H N, - I- -vw' H ,. . may .L n'.1' i e f 4 ' an-lf new-'QP' 3 B AE i , -f- . , ,afff-auf .. ' 54 P5 5' ' 4 Va ' ' - . 1 I-. gh, 'Y fi? vb ,- 'U' a l 1 ' S 1 rv' .5--0 ,Q-Xl. 'W