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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1959 volume:

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We will, however, begin this life fortified and enriched by four years of close friendship and association with our High School. The friendships we have made, the knowledge we have acquired, the experiences which we shall forever cherish-- all these have become a part of us, as we have be- come a part of them. They shall make us strong. It is our sincere hope that this book will help in some way to keep bright the store of memories with which our last year at Long Prairie High School has provided us. 3 11 our Motliun ,iiid I 111111 Ns1O5L iiiurn 1 i11v1 bLL111111i1L 1111prc1vg111L11r of our livu who L img Lllld C11Cour1ga1111111 lime bun lll :iw 1111111 po 11 1 tin L four mar 111 1 11 M1001 1. rmpgutully 114111111 TNI. MQUOIA of Nw The F115 M1919 4 T 1 ' fi -1 f was spira1tio11a1--and whosc iicvcr-e11di11g sacrifices h 4 ' s'b C f 5 Alibi ,Xt VW, i xg xx Y ' xQ Li V T 15 7l ADMINISTRATION X EN X, I 4 K5 I I Q Q fn SCHOOL BOARD A LOEGERING, Supt GRUDEM, C J DIFFERT L FRUETEL M STEPHAN, DR A ERICKSON L G PAIMGREN Mr HAROLD GRUDEM Supermtendent of Schools Zumbrota Mmnesota Wmona State College Umverslty of Mmnesota Mr JOHN G NEMANICH Semor Hlgh Prmclpal Soudan Mmnesota St John s Umverslty Mr RUSSELL NIELSEN Jumor Hlgh Prmclpal Dawson Mmnesota Gustavus Adolphus M155 JERENE KLUKKEN Elementary Prmclpal Osakxs, Mmnesota St Cloud Teachers College 6 f-gh' Mr. FREDERIC K BUECHLER Mr MELVIN ANDERSON Jr. High History gl English Fargo, North Dakota N. Dak. Agricultural College Mr. RICHARD BEETSCI-I Sr. High History Mankato, Minnesota Iowa State Teachers College Jr. High Science Driver Training Dent, Minnesota St Cloud Teachers College Mrs AUDREY CORCORAN Physical Education Stl-Iealth Long Prairie Minnesota Moorhead State College Mr DONALD CAMPBELL Industrial Arts Wadena Minnesota Bemidji State College Mr DOINALD CORCORAN Jr 8zSr High English Long Prairie Minnesota Moorhead State College 7 46 Mrs NANNA DAVIS Jr H1gh Mathematlcs Long Pra1r1e Mlnnesota Central College of Educauon M155 ROBERTA DONAGHY Home Economrcs Duluth Mmnesota U of Mmnesota Duluth Branch 4 it if uv.-A M1s5 BERNADETTE DUFAULT Jr H1gh Mus1c Bookkeeprng Crookston Mmnesota Moorhead State College I-lrgher Algebra Algebra Wa5eca Mmnesota Mankato State Teachers College M155 JUDITI-I ERICKSON Sr Hrgh Er1gl15h Cho1r Fargo lNorth Dakota Concord1a College Mr CHARLES PAT DUNN Mr INOEL HATLE Agr1culture Albert Lea Mmnesota Un1ver51ty of Mrnnesota 8 K' . 'J ,-Q a 1-In-L Miss JO.-XINN HERRICR Jr. ci: Sr. High English Next Ulm Minnesota St, Olat College Mr. RAYMOND RN.-XPP Veteran Agriculture Long Prairie Minnesota University of Minnesota fu CN Miss LOIS MIL KELSOIN Commercml Menahga Minnesota Concordia College Mr MERRILL MILLER Instrumental Music Xlbert Lea Minnesota Hamline Unix ersity North Texas State College Nlr DELM XR MOLLBERC Sr High History Moorhe id State College ,fe 'xliss DORO THX P XULSON Bio ogx Seitiiet Xdri in 'North Dlltotl Concordia Lolltg 9 . Fi, 1' I , . A - l A . t' ,A I A' . .' A . -W 4 V Breckenridge, Minnesota 1 I I I I , AI '- ' I jo' .' , .. .- Q ,. L ' L Mr RICHARD SOMMERS Phys1ca1Educat1on Health Long Pralrle Mmnesota Gustavus Adolphus , 1 , I 2 7 l . , , y , J Mr BERNARD PETERSON Engllsh XII Speech Long Prame Mmnesota St Cloud Teachers College Mrs BETTE SKAAR Home Economlcs Long Prame Mmnesota UHIVCYSIYY of Mmnesota Mr HOWARD TYBERG Industnal Arts Elbow Lake Mmnesota Mankato State Teachers College Mlss CAROL ANN VALKER Llbrarlan St Cloud Mmnesota St Cloud Teachers College Mr HARVEY WESTROM Geometry PhyS1CS, Chemxstry Black Duck Mmnesota Bemldjl State College I0 Mrs MADELINE CALVERT Grade I Osakls Mlnnesota St Cloud Teachers College Mrss DeETTA KAPPHAHN Grade II Bertha Mrnnesota Bemrdll State College Mrs EVELYN OPALINSKI Mrs GENEVIVE PELO Mrs PATRICIA WESTBY A ,I Grade IV Grade III Grade I II Upsala Mrnnesota Grey Eagle Mmnesota Rrver Falls, WISCODSIH St Cloud Teachers College St Cloud Teachers College Rrver Falls State College Mrs. ELSIE WITSOE Grade VI Osakis, Minnesota St, Cloud Teachers College M i ss FRED.-X WYNN Kindergarten Pine River, Minnesota Bemidji State College -J ll MISS ROSALIA REICHERT, Secretary to the Mrss BARBARA ZASKE Secretary to the Supermtendent Prlnclpal FF' l' BUS DRIVERS Don Sm1Lh Chuck Johnson Lyle Smith Vlck Zellgert Roger Busacker Chlck Wallfxce Darrell Enslgn COOKS Mrs Kruger, Mn Ohland, Mrs Schmske CUSTODIANS Amand Nentwlch, Tom Buhl Ken Lmdstrom, Glenn Shutter I g ol,, on rrrr ,, R R l l . .Z ' J h Y 7 I I J C , K . I J 9 I fe 12 40 '-'Q-Q. HX ag, ENIORS .9 2 six Qi so X V3 f A I E BUNDY, DOROTHY-- She is happy and gay in a mild sort of way. F.l-l.A. 43 Indian Call 43 Library Club 3,4. COWDERY, RALPH-- To work or not to work, that is the question. Baseball 1, Manager 13 Football 1,23 Track 13 Class Play 33 Sequoia 3,43 Drama Club 43 Lettermen's Club 2,3,43 Student Cotmcil 3,43 Indian Call 43 Camera Club 1,2,3343 Class Pres. 3,43 Boys' State Alternate. BENSE, EUGENE-- Quiet and shy among people is he, but among his books he'd rather be. BRAATEN, ROSEMARIE-- To gain a friend, be one. Band 2,3,43 Drama Club 3,43 Pep Club 1,23 F.H.A. 3,43 Declam 3,43 Indian ca113,43 Library Club 3,4. DIFFERT, MARILYN-- She was cut out to be an angel, but someone ran off with the pattern. Choir l,2,3,43 Class Play 1,33 Sequoia 43 Drama Club 43 Pep Club 1,23 F.H.A. 3,43 Tumbling 2,3,43 Declam l,2,3,43 Student Council 2,3,43 Sec. 33 Indian Call 3,43 Camera Club 43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Spelldown 132,33 Girls' B.B. Team 1,23 Girls' County. DINKEL, BETTY-- I like to have my hair just so, and be just right from top to toe. Band 1,2,3,43 Choir 13 Class Play 3,43 Homecoming Attendant 43 Sequoia 43 Drama Club 43 Pep Club 1,23 Tumbling 1.23 Declam 1,2,43 Student Council 3,43 Class V. Pres. 1, Treasurer 23 Camera Club 1,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Cheerleading 1,3,4, CIASEMAN, KAY-- Never trouble trouble until trouble troubles youl' Choir 1O,11,123 Pep Club 13 F.l-l.A. 12. CRANE, JESSE-- A man of few words but uses them often. Band 1,2, 3,43 Dance Band 33 Choir 1,43 Baseball 1,23 Basket- ball 2,3,43 Football l,2, 3,43 Track 2,3,43 Letter- men's Club 3,43 Pep Club 13 Declam 1,2,3,43Boys' Bowling League 2, FROST, DAVID-- Gen- tlemen prefer blondes--I hope ladies do. Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Football l,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Sequoia 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Indian Call 45 Camera Club 45 Science Club 3,45 Boys' Quartet 4. Q GREENE, PHYLLIS-- A barrel of fun with a gig- gle attached, Sequoia 45 Pep Club 1, F.l-I.A. 3, 45 Tumbling 45 Declam 45 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 45 Girls' Basketball team 4. N EBERLE, WILLIAM-- I'm working hard, I'm thinking. F.H.A. 3,4. EIFERT, EDWARD-- The teachers think I am so sweet, they want me in the foremost seat. Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Class Play 45 Camera Club 45 Science Club 3,4. ,air ' I-IAASER, ELAINE-- When you know her better you wish you knew her well, Pep Club 15 PHA. -1. HABERKORN, NORMAN -- Stand up to be noticed. PHA. 1 2 3 4. GRAVES, GLORIA-- Let us be happy, for life is short. Pep Club lg F.H.A. 4. CUSTAFSON DEANNA - - Once a friend, always a friend. Band 25 Pep Club l5F.l-LA.-1. HART, ROBERT-- If silence is golden, he is a poor man. Band 1,2,3,4 Dance Band 2.3,-45 Choir 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Foot- ball 1,35 Golf1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Sequoia 4: Lettermen's Club 45 ln- dian Call 4, Editor5 Camera Club 4: Science Club 45 Class Pres. 1. HENGEMUI-ILE, JUDY-- Good things come in small packages. Class Play 35 Pep Club 15 Sequoia 45 Tumbling 25 Library Club 3,45 Choir 1. XY?-like HADDEN, DONNA-- Patience is the key of con- tent. F.H.A. 45 Indian Call 45 Library Club 45 Spelldown 3. 1-1ANSEN,DENNIS-- IfI'm not great, I'm what I am. Camera Club 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. s . . Se Q r , 5 s Qs: Y: HOCKEMEYER, KENNETH-- He's got a car that's not so new, but show him a road he can 't go through. Sequoia 45 Pep Club 15 Class Play 15 Camera Club 45Spe1ldOWn 1,2,3. HOPPE, JANET-- She does as she ought. Choir 25 Pep Club 1. and HATLE, JAY-- Like a scissors, he is quite a cut-up. Band 253,45 Choir 1,25 Football 253,45 Class Play 3,45 Letter- men's Club 2,3,45 De- clam 1,2545 Camera Club 45 Science Club 3,4. HESSELDAHL, NORMAN -- Ambition itself, he finds a way or makes one. Band 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 25 Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Play 1,3,45 Sequoia 45 Drama Club 45 Letter- men's Club 2,3545 De- clam 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Spelldown 2,35 Student Council 1,2,3,4, V. Pres. 3, Treas. 4, State Convention 3. ak, , 5 . as--f a , gn87::' E 5 ., ,f M' -. ,.- 'lla . ttf - X, . K' fs 4-3, . . 5 .5 'N ,A 4,233 X is 5 JOHNSON, HARRIET-- She has a quiet look, but so does dynamite. Band 1,2,3,45 ch01r1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Sequoia 45 FHA 3,45 Tumbling 3,45 Declam 3,45 Camera Club 4. KLATT, MARJORIE-- Sometimes I sit and think but mostly Ijust sit. Choir l,2,3,45 Sequoia 45 Pep Club 15 FHA 2,3,45 Declam 3,45 Class Play 35 Indian Call 45 Library Club 4. as HOPPE, ROSEMARIE-- A smile for each, a friend for all. Choir 25 Pep Club 1. JOCHIM, CECELIA-- Happiness is made to be shared. Class Play 3,4. was . . , .fra gg. at 'Nw Ii KNAPP MARY ANN ' She s never late, the classes start early Class Sec Z 3,4 Class Play 3 4 Sequoia 4, Drama Club 3 4 Declam 2 3 4 One Act Play l Valentine Attendant 3 Indian Call 3 Camera Club 4 Treas GAA 2 3 Spelldown 1,2 3, Champion l 3 KNASE, DONALD-- I love work it fascinates me, I can sit and watch it for hours. Class V. Pres. 3- Basketball l- Football 1- Class Play 3- Valentine King 2- Sequoia 4- Pep Club l- tu- dent Council 1' Camera Club 4- Bowling League 2. 17 KENNEDY, KATHY-- Love is a dream--gosh I'm sleepy. Choir 2,3,-45 Sequoia 45 Pep Club 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 Declam 3,4 Student Council 45 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 45 Camera Club 45 GAA 3,4 KLLEWER, SANDRA ' Winning ways, pleasant smile dressed so neatly quite in style Choir 1 9 3 4 Class Play 1 Homecoming Attendant 4 Sequoia 4 Bus Mgr Pep Club 1 Tumbling 12, Declam1,2 3 Student Council 2, Indian Call 3 4, Camera Club 1 4 GAA 1,2 3 4 Cheerleading l 2 3 Spelldown 1 2,3 Girls' B B Team 1, LACKMANN, EILEEN-- Full of pep and full of fun, always nice to every- one. Band l,2,3,45 Choir l,2,3,4, Accompanist5 Sequoia 45 Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 1,25 FHA l,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Declam 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Girls' County 35 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 2,3,45 Camera Club 3,45 Library Club 1,2535 GAA 253,45 Spelldown l,2,3. LAWIN, KARL-- Bring the world and the trimmings too, for I am Karl and who are you? Band 15 Choir 15 Basketball 1,25 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Valentine Prince 15 Indian Call 45 Camera Club 45 FFA 3,4, Pres. 45 Boys' Bowling League 15 Track l,2,3,4, KORTUEM, LAWRENCE-- There's room at the top but who wants to climb? Basketball 1,25 Track 2,35 Camera Club 4. KRUGER, PHILIP-- A leader of men and a fol- lower of women. Band l,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,35 Choir 1,2,45 Football 3,45 Class Play 1, 3,45 Sequoia 4, Bus. Mgr.5 Lettermens Club 3,45 Student Council 3,45 Indian Call 45 Bas- ketball 1,2,35 Camera Club 45 Science Club 3,4. LOKEN, JANICE-- She smiles on many just for fun, but we all know there's only one. Class Treas. 1, V. Pres. 25 Class Play 35 Sequoia 45 Pep Club 15 FHA l,2,3,4, Treas. 45 Student Council 45 GAA 2,3,45 Spelldown 1,2. LUNCHFORD, MARLYS-- Her hair is redg her s spirit free--where there is fun she's sure to be. Choir l,2,3,45 Sequoia 45 Pep Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 3,45 Camera Club 45 Spelldown 1,2,3. 18 Why when once is Band 1,2,3,45 1,2,45 Basketball , Football 1,2,35 rack 1, Managerg Class 1,3,45 Sequoia 45 Lettermen's Club 3,45 Boys' Bowling League 15 Pep Club 15 Student Council 1,25 Camera Club 4. UESTINA, CAROL-- Flip- pant and gay, just chatters away. Choir 3,45 Class Play 3,45 Sequoia 45 Drama Club 3,45 FHA 3,45 Student Council 45 One Act Play 35 Spell- down 3. MARCYES, FERN-- An innocent face with ma.nner gay5 the world would be happier with more that way. Sequoia 45 Pep Club 15 FHA 3,45 Spell- down 25 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 3,45 Library Club 4. MARTIN, ROYCE- - Quiet men are sometimes the most surprising. Band 1,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Foot- ball 1. LUNCEFORD, RONALD-- I was not made for climbing the Tree of Knowledge. Basketball 15 FFA l,2,3,4, Sec. 4. LUX, PATRICIA-- Give her a job and you'll get results. Class Treas. 3,45 Homecoming At- tendant 45 Sequoia 4, Co-editorg Pep Club 1,25 FHA 1,2,3,4, v. Pres. 4, Class Play 3,45 indian Call 45 GAA1,2,3,4. .fn MOSBY, JOHN-- Success is a big step, but I've got long legs. Band l,2,3,45 Choir 1,2,45 Foot- ball 1,4, Mgr. 35 Class Play 1,3,45 Indian Call 45 Lettermens Club 3,45 Dance Band 3,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Sequoia 45 Camera Club 45 Science Club 3,4. MUENZHUBER, ALLHQ-- Generally speaking he's generally speaking. Baseball 1,2,3,45 Foot- ball l,4, Mgr. 2,35 Class Play 3,45 Lettermens Club l,2,3,45 Boys' Bowling League 25 Basket- ball 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2,3,45 Indian Call 3,45 Declam 1,2. 19 I . ' ,yuwnfugffd . . W, f 0 MARTENS N, SARA-- Ax scream, a dash, a shriek, a crash. Band 15 Sequoia 45 Pep Club 15 Tumbling 1,3,45 Student Council 1,2,45 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 45 Camera Club 1,2,45 Choir 1,2,3,45 FHA 1,2,3,4, Sec. 45 Declam 1,2,3,45 One Act Play 1. McDONALD, MARIE-- Her paths are ways of pleasant- ness. Class Play 35 Sequoia 45 Drama Club 3,45 Pep Club 15 FHA 3,4. gi? NEUMANN, VEDA-- She's as full of Lmexpected ac- tion as a hiccup. Choir 15 Sequoia 45 Library Club 45 Tumbling l,2,3, 45 Indian Call 45 Class Play 3,45 Pep Club 15 One Act Play 1. OLSON, DIANE-- She has a funny bone that is al- ways being bumped. Class Play 3,45 Sequoia 45 Drama Club 3,45 Pres. 45 Declam 2,3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 One Act Play 15 Girls' State 35 Pep Club 1,25 Indian Call l,2,3,45 Office Girl 2,3,4. MUENZHUBER, JANET-- Not as quiet as she looks, seems, or ought to be. Choir 1,2,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Tumbling 3,45 Class Play 35 GAA 1. NEMANICH, JOHN-- Our first missionary to the moon. Class Pres. 25 Choir 25 Sequoia 45 Clas Play 3,45 Indian Call 45 Science Club 3,45 Stu- dent Council 3,45 Camera Club 4. PETERSON, JUDY-- A quiet face that hides a heart of fun. Valentine Attendant 25 Home- coming Attendant 45 Indian Call 45 Camera Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 Declam 2,45 Student Coun- cil 2,3,45 Sequoia 45 FHA 3,45 Spelldown 2,35 Office Girl 3. PLEMEL, VIVIAN With her heart in the clouds. Drama Club 3,45 Fl-lA 3,45 Declam 4. OLSON, DAVID-- Girls, he's not shy, take a look and sigh. Band l,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Spelldown 35 Choir 1,25 Camera Club 45 Science Club 3,4. PEPIN, DAVID-- A man among men is he, but among women he'd rather be. Football 35 Boys' Bowling League 2,35 Let- termen's Club 3,4. REINBOLD, WILLIAM-- Quiet until you get to know him--then! Track 25 Camera Club 4. ROECKEL, MARITA -- She's a girl of a few thousand words. Choir 15 Class Play 354, Student Director 35 Camera Club 4, GAA1,2,3,45 Office Girl 35 Indian Call 253,45 Pep Club I5 Science Club 4. gil -QV PUTZKEY, JOANN-- Weeds grow tall, so I stay small. Class Play 35 Pep Club 1,25 Sequoia 45 Library Club 354, Treas. 3. REICHERT, CHARLES-- Outstanding in all he does, and he does alot. Class V. Pres. 45 Soc. Chairman l,2,35 Choir 1,2535-15 Football 1,2,3, Golf 1,253,415 Valentine Prince 15 Indian Call -I5 Student Council l,2,3,-1, Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Science Club 3,-15 Basketball 152,35-15 Track 15253545 Class Play 1,-1, Bus. Mgr. 35 Sequoia 4, Co-editor5 Lettermen's Club 1,2535-15 Boys' State 3. A-at SABLOVITCH, DENNIS-- Claims his car is hel 45 M1 d together by the dents in the fenders. FFA 354. SCHERER, GAIL-- A pleasant smile makes life worthwhile. Choir 152,35-I5 Class Play 3,-I5 Camera Club -I5 FHA 152,35-I5 Declam -15 Stu- dent Council 3,-I5 Homecoming Queen -15 Sequoia 45 Pep Club l5 GAA 1,2535-15 Sec. 45 Tumbling 3,-1. ll ROBINSON, SANDRA-- 'I'alking is an art so rare, she never fails to do her share. Band 1525 Class Play 3,-I5 Sequoia 45 Pep Club 15 FHA l,2,3,-1, Treas. 35 Student Council -I5 Choir 152,35-15 Indian Call 45 Camera Club 45 GAA 3,45 Declam 1,25-1. ROSCH, MARGAMT- She's small, but so is dynamite. Choir 1,25 FHA 1545 Pep Club 1. SCHUBKEGEI., HATTIE-- lt is better to blush than to turn pa1e. Band 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 3,45 Declam 2,3,45 Drama Club 3 45 camera Club 3 4- Choir 4. ' SCHULTZ, DANIEL-- There must be ambition in him because none comes out. FFA 4. STEINERT, GEORGE-- Study? What's that?- Something to eat? Choir 45 Basketball 2,35 Class Play 15 Spelldown 1,2,3. STEPI-IAN, ROGER-- I-le has got sports in his heart. Choir 15 Football Mgr. 45 Indian Call 25 Bas- ketball Mgr. 1,2,3,45 Boys Bowling League 25 Let- termen's Club 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Golf l,2,3,4. psi TESCH, JACQUELIN-- High school days can't compare to high school knights. Choir 35 Class Play 3,45 Sequoia 45 Library Club 45 FHA 2,3,45 Declam 3,45 Valentine Princess 15 Indian Call 45 Pep Club lg Student Council 3. TRANA, PATRICIA-- The time to be happy is now. Choir 25 Pep Club 1. 22 STEPHAN, GRETCHEN- - A quiet girl but quite a girl. STROBECK, R.AMONA-- Capable and sweet, to know her is a treat. Choir 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Camera Club 1,45 Stu- dent Council 35 Sequoia 45 FHA 3,45 Pep Club 15 Declam 1. VOLLMER, JANICE It is not what you do, it is what you get by with. Band 2,3,45 Choir 1,25 Class Play 3,45 Sequoia 45 Indian Call 3,45 Drama Club 4, Sec. 8: Treas.5 Camera Club l,3,45 FHA 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,25 GAA l,2,3,4, V. Pres. 35 Tumbling l,2,35 Spelldown 1, 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 Girls County 3. VANVALKENBURC, EDWARD-- Easy come, easy go, there's no point in rushing. Football 3,45 Track 3,45 Camera Club 45 Lettermen's Club 3,4. VANVALKENBURG, VIVIAN-- The word 'im- possible' is not in her dictionary. Class Sec. 15 Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 35 Sequoia 45 Drama Club 3,45 FHA 35 Declam 25 Student Council 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Indian Call 2,45 Camera Club 4, Pres.5 Spelldown l,2,3,4. President, Ralph Cowdery5 V. President, Charles Reichert5 Secretary, Mary Ann Knappg Treasurer, Patricia Lux. 23 it WALTHER, JOANNE-- A quiet girl is at times the most surprising. Class Play 3. C L A S S O F F I C E R S CO-EDITORS: Charles Reichert, Pat Lux BUSINESS MANAGERS: Phillip Kruger, Sandra Kliewer CLASS FLOWER--White Carnation CLASS COLORS--Turquoise and Silver CLASS MOTTO--Give to the world the best you have and the best will come to you. CLASS MEMORIES School days in Long Prairie High School are now just a memory for the graduating class of 1959. Some of the high-lights of the past three years are: As green freshmen we came from many different schools to begin working together as one great class. Our president was Robert Hart. Charles Reichert and Jackie Tesch were elected Prince and Princess of Hearts. In the spring we presented our one act play and a variety show. John Nemanich, Jr. was our sophomore class president. November was the month for the traditional Harvest Hop. At the last minute we were begging and borrowing white napkins to put into the chicken wire. JoAnn Putzkey and Bob Parker were King and Queen of the Harvest Hop. That year Swede Knase was elected to be the Valentine King. When we were Juniors, bake sales, selling Christmas cards, car washes, and many other projects were under- taken to raise money. Ralph Cowdery was elected to lead us that year. We put on the Valentine Party. Ralph Cowdery and Mary-Ann Knapp represented our class as candidates for King and Queen of Hearts. On April 18th and 19th we presented our class play Headin' for the Hills. There were times when the cast was laughing louder than the audience! Then came the big social evening of the year-prom! After much deliberation we selected as our theme Evening in Paris. Again we stuffed white napkins into chicken wire, and made stars until we were blue in the face. Many minutes were spent patching holes in the blue cheesecloth. The Admirals from St. Cloud State provided us with music. May 27th found us sporting new jewelry--our class rings had FINALLY arrived! Charles Reichert and Diane Olson attended Boys' and Girls' State. For our last year in high school we moved into the new addition to our school. We elected Ralph to his second term as class president. ln November we participated in our last Homecoming. Her Majesty Gail Scherer reigned over the football game, Long Prairie vs. Park Rapids. Our Homecoming slogan was Put a tuck in the bucks. After many headaches concerning stage properties and much worry about costumes we proudly presented She Stoops to Conquer. It was the first play to be presented on the new stage. After Thanksgiving vacation we were measured for caps and gowns. During Christmas vacation we sponsored the Sno Ball. For this formal dance the music was furnished by the Moon Misters from St. Johns. In May we were honored guests at the Prom. During the last days of school we were busy exchanging graduation pictures, signing annuals, and taking final examinations. All too soon the big day came. We were the first class to have its commencement exercises in the new gymnasium. With our diplomas in our hand, we regretfully said farewell to friends in the halls of Long Prairie High School. 24 Om Ep.-0 X qyyif E CLASSES ' ,Q I f --- 'j '- ' 0 I :J ' lx : l 2' X - ll K 3-r l f J N162 ' X . ,fy MA QQ- A 4, A - 'N.v'g ,, CLASS OFFICERS June llCCl1l'1 Karen Anderson, Mark Sleve, Allan Het land an ' idx 'll QQ Y M njllff W it 'O' A an fa 'Wi' ,Mp 4,1 x , lf, fl! Qi' we ...I J I ,5 f X Cf' W 7960 Karen Anderson Nancy Anderson Darrell Apelgram Gerald Ardolf Robert Becker Harlan Bemdt Gene Braaten Llnda Brever Gary Brown Vlolet Bruder Lou Ann Claseman Gene Conley Arnold Dick Dax 1d Dokken Danlel Drcvlow Marxm Drexlow Sandra Farrls Judy Fmch Rochelle Flrclmau Rose Garman Bonnle Garoutte Bernard C1650 Lawrence Gmemer Lynda Goplen Joan Gosscll : ' , ' - A fu , A :L , Q, ,sf , li Q ' aff' im V, wyp' ,JAG A. . 16:4 , N A QW I Ca 1' 4 ' ' A y lyy, xx ' W' nf A ll! A ,X K l 'ign 'V' ,X 55 ki 1 I 1 1 4- fy, X A my 54' C' ga . , , 47 mijdrd ' V f,A 'T as . W V A xv .f 3 . Eel . ' i - VM 1 1 Q 1 f l ,S mf y 1, iw 'f A 4 ,Q Q , . V A ' V, . ' ' ' ' ' W 1, ' 'I 'N ,. 4- av ' M I F ,, if ly V 44 ff fa A A -A X 1' 'fly ll K N 4 V gr, X 44' V is Q I h 'W 'y , , I . . ' 9 ' ly , M. g .L ,V M I H. , V , 4 X7 ll all , A li . 1 in , , y y fl! E I 5 'ww , M - Q' . 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A M ' , e ' S 1 S R - -v , , ,ff-2 A ,.. , I 4 , W 2 , Qfyffyly I 'W' - an f ,,i Q - Ng ' K 1 33 CLASS OFFICERS Carol Fruetel, Joan Hedm, Lo1s D1ffert, Denms Sabart Av'-9, g-by -ff' if g MRD 'fiifz .all -1+-5, by-rf' Y we wa -qi' jk Mnw 'Q' .--P iv.-I YW' wtf ' 'Q rv Il, 'Un' A fffiif ,ff .Af .23 H-HY .4-4 wil Wir X midi 'i Alfavfx 43.3 ffDV!f5 Aer!! 144 7965 Paul Ager Joyce Arnngton Cleo Barton Gerald Beck Elame Becker Gary Bluhm Carolyn Bruder Dean Brynjulfson Norma D1Ck LOIS D1ffert Rlchard Dols Mary Enckson James Farr Jerome Farr Charlotte Flrchau R1che11e Frost Carol Fruetel Gary Fruetel Larry Gustafson Rlchard Hanson Leshe Hart Arlys Harnngton Ga11 Hatle Joan Hedm Amta Holm 3 MY af '5 be ki ,gm Q53 gag 'Md' dr-1 4 ' His, a if Y K 44 DO 4.4 ,fe-9' 'T M? vm '49, wwf if ,f 'X , ,V M.: ,519-ff 1?fv '5i.-ilu h ,,YVr5 ,, x 1 fl! Q ff , .W 'fl' 5 h i:.: V . 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MLM AA I .,,,,, vm A-J WW' 'wi X 'V' r 1 , 7964 Pearl Ager Stephen Anderson Sharon Arrmgton Jerome Baxter June Becker Rlchard Blrdsell Edna B1shop M1chae1 Blun M1chae1 Bonkonskl J 3.T11C9 Bruder Ann Carroll Charles Cooper Mxchael Currle Merl1n Eckes Ronald Eldred Mark Fuglle Dennls Hanson Lynn Hart: Blau' Hetland Lmda Holler Larry Howes Selma Ihle Norma K1e1nschm1dt Duane Lentz Harlan Lyso .-,, gh. f WM' ,, C' ' . ' - A . ,AEI I , . X. QM , is M , A I .. a ' M ,z ra on 3 ga. 1' f S A in E mm.. y R ' E 1.2- .. 'f, A f' ,J S S , 4 Q -, 51?-1 4 My gy I' K I . ' A 4 H -ff I K ll , V,v ly ix-ty - ,ww fr . t i I - ' ' , . .-r gg A 1, Q A fm A . x . ' 9 Vll' A , Q. ' in , V f I ,. . W 2 A p K 'W' 1 ' ' I, , 4 V2 - 1 'f as - A li' -1 5' I -':r f fy H Q- N - . ,,, ., ' f - f -f. '.' f 5 1' 5 1 , ' I rl ,Q V- ' :., , 'g f' V VV A : X, ? X3 , 'E ' ff' A ' , ' C I' ,. ' ji ET M, X f ' , ,V V . . Q i t, A M v A V -VL I , f , .,,.,,,, 1 ' , ' , , f ,, 55 H ff :V 97Zf'f.!' ' 51' g..-A A. Q 7 wr o A , Q V ' W Y .A , 0 I, ff Q 7, , Q - 1 -r ww- ' - ' , I 1 . V' ' V Q ' ' 'Q Z - V J , Y! Q Y ' Ki , 4 WW All ,- A H V4 1 Q 3 35 ff' ff I . an 1'-fy 'YU gf fl' ,,,qY1a 1 52,53 .- 9' Q W Mu 1- is 'M' 5, A -I Vxctor Zellgert Don Zexmer 37 Manan Mandexs Juamta Marcyes James Marsh Patty McC1mtxck Dale Mechels Margaret Mosleth Lawrence Nelson Jeanne N oms Ronald Olson Bxlly Palmquzst Loren Petrle Lowell Petrle avld Pommeremng Gary Ranzenberger Roger Roquette Sandra Schmld Karen Scow Rodney Shmabarger Fredd1e Sxmpson Rlchard Steuck Roger Van Valkenburg Carol Walker Ronald Wemer Charles Westerberg Carol We1nho1d 1 if le '-W -4...,,xxnN -L Z .l HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Wea: Scion! 14 ' ' BLEACHER SECTION STAGE DIVISION N-X N 'Ns SMCI I E' F' A A X A X Q Q .., J- SD CAFETERIA FOOTBALL FIELD W- Sw., Q X ah-i-V VO ORGANIZATIONS , , '. T , ., L lv 3 IW, A 'S 3 v yn tx. I Q 35 1 Q 5 ...Qi .4 ' 2 , , if 36 ? 3 4 - E ' Son, H. Schubkcgcl, S. Klicwcr, M. Diffcrt, K. Mack. RO'x'.'-1: R. Martin, J. Crane, D. Frost, P. Kruger, L. Gnxeincr, J. Mosby. M. Sieve, A. Holland, C. Lawin, C. Reichert, C. Stcincrt, N. Hesseldzihl DIRECTOR--Miss Erickson. 41 2 Q 1 ROWl L Petrle P Ager G Fruetel R Steuck G Ranzenberger C Walker K Scow, P Ager A Harrlngton L D1ffert D1rector Mxss Erlckson ROV. 2 R Slunabarger M Blunt R Olson, R B1rd sell A Carroll P McCl1nt1c1 C Fructel N Dxck A Holm, C Mchrhoff M Fuglle ROW3 C Bruder M Kmg P Bense V Bangert, R Lowe S Rahn S Fruetel B Van Heel, M Guse C Kor tuem M Marsh J Crabtree D Lembeke M Mosleth ROM 4 D Walker E Rubsam, C Fxrchau J Hegarty, M Lestma, D Anderson C Hanson K Re1chert,B Shmabarger, J Bous, D Eldred, R Wreland K Strack, R Johnson cfgcmd ROW 1 E Ensxgn, L Holler D Shmabarger C Kltzman, M Martens, C Bruder ROW 2 Dlrector Mr M1Llo.r, R Molf S E1xer,P Elmes, D Pommerenlng J Dlrnburger G Hlllmer M Manders, R Clasen R Frost B Shlnabarger, L Drffert, A Harrlngton M Hasser ROW 3 J Claseman L Shutter V Zelgert J SI'1'11tl1 J Hedm A Nelson D Hedm D Zermer, L Nelson L Larson,B Kruger U Vqffppp 4 -on BRASS QUARTET Bob Hart Gary Brown Davld Dokken V1V12.Il Van Valkenburg WOODWIND TRIO Conme Berg SUS19 Norr1s Karen Anderson , ACCOMPANISTS--BAND Sz CHOIR Eileen Lackmann Kllren Anderson Connie Berg up no DANCE BAND ROW 1 J Hedln P Kruger, J Lawm, S Robertson ROW 2 W Law1n N Hessel dhl D Grudem, D Dokken, B Hart Olson C Brown, J Mosby K Anderson eachfa ..-. .Aff A A - - L f if? ROW 1: K. Anderson, E. Lackmann, D. Frost, D. Paulson, C. Bergh, B. Dinkel, M. Erickson, J. Vollme K. Orr, L. Goplen, S. Norris, J. Kowal. ROW 2: L. Haberkorn, J. Crabtree, K. Reichert, D. Peterson, I' T. Hart, B. I-Irt, J. Mosby, G. Brown, E. Eifert, J. Norris, M. Wallen, R. Firchau, C. King, L. Eaton, B. Riechert, J.Johnson,M. Drevelow, R. Martin, P. Kruger, S. Robinson. ROW 3: B. Palmquist, J. Lietz, 44 Emu! M. Schroeder, J. Lawin, C. Weinhold, J. Hatle, H. Johnson, J. Snyder, P. Lambrect, K.. Vv 114, M. Marsn, B. Wood, R. Braaten, N. Hesseldahl, D. Dokken, D. Cruden, J. Crane, V. VanVa1kenberg, W. Lawin, R. Portman, P. Mosby, G. Lawin, D. Olson, H. Schubkegel, J. Hedin, J. Simpson, J. Lawin. ROW 4: L. Hart, L. Guise, M. Ohland, L. Hart, P. Murray, G. Halle. DIRECTOR- -Mr. Miller. 45 ROWI C Relchert P Lux, Advlsor M1ssM1cke1son S K11ewer P Kruger ROW2 J I-Iengemuhle P Green, N Hesseldahl A Muenzhuber J Mosby G Lawln J Vollmer C Lestma, J Putzkey ROW 3 V Neumann, M McDonald, M Lunceford, B Dmkel, M Knapp, D Olson K Hockemeyer D Knas R Strobeck J Peterson ROW4 G Scherer V VanVa1kenburg S Rob1nson, K Kennedy B Hart M Klatt, J Tesch, R Cowdery J Nernamch E Lackmann F Marcyes cf7adc4n ROW1 A Muenz.huber,B Hart J Snyder, J Hedm ROW2 K Relchert, J Crabtree V Neumann S Khewer, J Peterson, K Laclxmann, R Johnson ROW3 R Braaten, M Lunceford P Kruger D O1 son, J Vollmer, D Olson,F Marcyes, P Lux, B Knapp ROW4 H Schubkegel J Mosby, M Wallen J Neman1ch C Kmg, M Sleve, J Tesch E Lackmann R Cowdery Advlsor M1ss I-Ierrxck 535 al 55 46 C C7 ROW 1 J Jenklns, K Hedm V Neumann, J Hengemuhle Advlsor M1ssVa1ker ROW2 J Putzkey, L Goplen, D Bundy R Braaten, D Hadden, D Gmemer J F1nch ROW3 Fern Marcyes S Kennedy, M Klatt, V Bruder, J Tesch M Starry P Kennedy ROW1 Advlsor Mr Nemamch, C Rexchert, J Hedm B D1nke1,N Hesseldahl Advlsor Mr Beetsch ROW2 D Sabart J Hedm R Stueck, M Guse, C Lestma, J Peterson, R Strobeck, M Curne, R Eldred ROW3 E Lackmann, S Martenson, G Scherer S Khewer, P Lux, M Dlffert M Lunceford P Kruger S Robertson R Cowdery J Snyder ROW 4 V VanVa1kenburg S Roblnson, K Kennedy D Olson J Vollmer, T Hart, A Hetland, B Balcolm, J Eberle J Nemamch, C Berg M Wallen 47 ,541 ROW1 S Kllewer K Mosleth R Strobeck J Peterson J Starry G Scherer Adv1sor Mr Peterson ROW2 S Martenson P Green M Dxffcrt C Lestma, L GICSC K Re1chcrt J Bous ROW3 K Kennedy J Tesch M Klatt B D1nke1 L Crane M Wallen, L Goplen ROW4 J INLIIIZIYIICII R Braaten S Roblnson D O1son,E Lackmann H Schubkegel J Johnson J Snyder N Hesseldahl POM 1 D Olson N Ilesseldahl, J Vollmcr AdV1SOf Mr Peterson ROW2 J Tesch R Cowdery K Mosleth S Khewer B Dmkel M Lunceford J Peterson J Putzkeyql. Glese ROW 3 S Marten son P Lux K Kennedy E Lackmann, M Dlffert C Lestxna L Coplen K Lackrnan S Norr1s J John son ROW4 S Roblnson M McDonald V Plemel, R Braaten V Vranvalkdnburg S Robertson, C Berg L Crane C Klng H Schubkegel 'U bv v 48 01 ROW1 G Scherer, J Snyder J Hedm ROW2 B Roman, M Ohland, K Mosleth S K11ewer B Dlnkel E Ens1gn M Anderson, M Martm J Lawln Wolf, Advxsor Mrs Corcoran ROW 3 P Rosenow, J Bangert, P Bense, B Q 14 14 shmabarger L Eldred M Dxffert, R Rewherr L Gop1en,K Lackmann L GISSC, M Wallen S Gmep, P Elmes ROW4 C Eberle, M Starry, K Hedxn P Lux, D Olson, E Lackmann J Vollmer C Kmg C Bergh S Robertson S Norrls, M Wallen, R F1rchau B. Dinkel J. Muenzhuber, S. Rob- ertson, C. Bergh, K. Anderson S. Kliewer K. Mosleth. S Robertson, G Hatle, R RB1ChBFt, J Muenzhuber M Anderson M M-Arun B Roman, J Law1n R Wolf, P Elrnes bf, 'Lf 49 1 ROW 1 Advlsor Mrs Skaar, M Guse, C Hanson, L Eldred J Crabtree ROW2 R Kortuem, L Baxter, C Mehrhoff D Gmemer, P Rosenow, B Wood, C Fruetel, J Stephan, S Muenzhuber ROW 3 R I111es, S Grlep, K Kortuem, D Lembeke, S Elver, K Relchert, M Martln P Elmes, J Hed1n,D Pommeremng ROW4 P Bense, M Wallen, S Farber, S Fruetel, B Shmabarger L Eldred, D Kuehn, B Rexchert, M Anderson, R Wolf, M Marsh, R Frost, J Bangert 606046601601 if ROW1 Advlsor MISS Donaghy J MCCIIDLICK, E Lackmann, P Lux, S Kennedy ROW2 M Hasser, J Lretz, R W1egers,J Braaten, C F1nch, A Conley J F1nch L G1ese,J K11nder A Green, S Holm, J Urman, D Cash ROW 3 L Eaton, M Rosch, C Hedlund, D Paulson, R Beck L Brever, L Crane E Grecula, M Lunceford J Peterson, R Strobeck, M McDonald D Hadden, C Pomrnerenlng ROW4 J Gossell, G Scherer, J Irwm, K Kennedy, S Martenson, P Green, M Dlffert, C Lestma S Farr1s, J Johnson, J Vollmer, L Goplen, M Wallen R Braaten ROW 5 V Bruder,G Graves, E I-Iaasser, S Robmson, J Sxmpson, K Johnson C Eberle, M Starry K Hedm P Kennedy V Neumann J Tesch M Klatt, F Marcyes, V P1eme1,D Gustafson D Bundy 50 ROW 1 Advlsor Mr Westrom M Knapp, V VanVa.1kenburg, J Peterson J Hedln ROW2 K Johnson C Eberle, P Kennedy M Lunceford R Strobeck B Dmkel S Khewer, K Kennedy J Vollmer ROW3 R Cowdery D Knase, W Rembold J Nemanxch P Kruger, R Khewer, E Lackmann J Khnder, J Urman, H Schubkegel S Norrxs ROW 4 K Hockemeyer E E1fert D Applegram L korteum, R Hart D Dokken J Mosby G Lawxn J Hat1e,G Scherer, M Wallen S Robmson f.6??f4 ROW1 Advlsor Mr Hatle R Mechels, R Lunceford K Lawm R Mmke, R Gustafson, W Roquette N Haberkorn, D Marcyes ROW2 A Graves, P Agcr R Standlsh, M Lunceford E Swedal B Ebcrle, D Sab1ox1tch,A Eberle, L Shlnabarger, R McIntyre P Laurneyer, A Wlegers ROW3 C Meler, R Dwmell D Hansen, G Braaten A Haasser G Leagjeld A Petrle R Dock am D VanVa1kenburg R Lmnceford L Korteum ROW4 G Conley A Rok R Schaun, M Lowe A D1ck, D Clasen R Granlund, L Bemdt, R Becker, L Mechels A Bense E Johnson J1 , ,A A ROW1 B Dmkel, M Dlffert, J Peterson, J Vollmer, Advxsor Mr Westrom ROW2 R Hart, P Kruger, D App1egra1n,V Va.nVa1kenburg ROW3 J Hatle, E Erfert, J Nemamch, J Mosby C Relchert ROW 1 Advrsor Mr Beetsch, A Muenzhuber, R Stephan, N Hessedahl Advlsor Mr Dunn ROW 2 L Gmemer, R Cowdery J Mosby G Lawm M SICVE, K Lawrn, E Va.nVa1kenburg, D Drev low, T Hart, D Pepm ROW3 D Dokken, D Starry B Colby J Hatle, A Hetland D Grudem J Barton, J Crane, D Loegermg G Ardolf, D Frost FUI! 52 LJ gm MFCOMW GAY' ACTIVITIE Her sweet dlsposltlon her lovely personahty and her fuendly nature make Gall rlchly deservmg of thls honor 9+ V E.- ' -W ' ocean I 744 Zaeeaaaawl 62 Betty D1nke1 Dav1d Frost Sandra Khewer Phxl Kruger Cora Lee Flora Matt Flora QUEEN Gall Scherer Norman Hessesldahl Pat Lux, Charhe Relchert John Mosby Judy Peterson gifs...-'F' HL .1-L fl wide :de Professor Von Ribbentroppefs Kindergarten Class Crownmg of the Queen by A1o1se Olson m 31? Watching 8zWaiting! ! ! Posmg or P1ctures S w e e , t h e 54 a - r t f o f L. P. H. a -7 rxfz, A ff S. iff 56 ' l , 1 1 ! 2? u Q 1 ' Q X Oaldacwalgawfc I Fxlled w1th Suspense in Gettmg set to feed our faces A11 Bundled Up' CN ff af. BME. 'a A Float 'P' Chow Llfle The Ixew Chefs WIUQ The Lme up Spare our l1V6S, good Mr I-lrghway man' adam PM 54e5fvfww6Msw' Kg Olena Oh you numskulls I w1ll stay even contrary to your w1shes An 18th century farce, She Stoops to Conqu by Ohver Goldsmlth was our Sen1or Class play There was plenty of good humor as one absurd s1tuat1on led to another Mr Hardcastle and S1r Charles were try1ng to ar range a marrrage between Kate and young Charles, who was commg to meet Kate for the frrst t1me Young Charles was shy around r1ch glrls but very free and easy Wlth servant grrls I-lastlngs was 1n love w1th Kate's cousrn, Constance On the1r way to the Hard castle mansxon, I-lastmgs and Marlow lost the1r way When they asked for drrectxons to an mn, Tony dr rected them to l-lardcastle s home In front of Mr Hardcastle, they gave the 1mpress1on of be1ng un mannerly guests but they were shy 1n front of Kate Needless to say Kate made her conquest, all m1s takes were cleaned up and both p31fS of lovers were happlly engaged The new audrtorrum w1th 1ts f1ne stage and scenery and authent1c costumes used added to the effectlve ness of the play The cast was as follows Mr Rrchard I-lardcastle Mrs Dorothy I-Iardcastle M1ss Kate I-lardcastle Tony Lumpkln Mlss Constance Nev1lle Drggory S1r Charles Marlow Young Charles Marlow George Hastrngs Landlord Ma ld Roger Servant Frrst Fellow Second Fellow Dlrector Student Dlrector Costumes Norman Hesseldahl Mary Ann Knapp Sandy Khewer Gary Law1n Betty D1n.kel Charles Relchert Davld Olson Dav1d Frost John Mosby Jay Hatle Mar1ta Roeckel Ed Erfert Bob Hart Allan Muenzhuber Phxl Kruger Mr B Peterson Kathryn Kennedy D1ane Olson 'WP w n ' ' - -lu H , V' ll ' l l ll el-,ll Z ' . .- Jeremylllllllllllj:::::JohnNemanich , ' ' - ' nnnnananasnnun I 7 ' - unnnunannnu lnln . 52 Toroddle, toroddle, toroll. 58 My worthy friend! .rw 1, B -B-But Ladies! f c ri f.f:f,4UY'f HI DL J uuO5fd I' v The cast was as follows Cornelra Dorothea Mrss Wmslow Cy Goolus Hank Goolus Betty Bell Goolus Happy Goolus Skeets Goolus Sl1m I-Iawkenshaw Aunt Sukey Mlss Oggre Wldow Squ1gg1ns lst Sqmggxns Boy Speck Squrggms Other Squrggrns Ch11dren Zeke Horseface D1lly Emmy Lou Jake Slasser Musrcrans Sandy Robxnson Qfeadanfofz 5071414 Jackle Tesch W W What do you want 9 Carol Lest1na Norman I-lesseldahl Allen Muenzhuber Betty Dmkel Manly D1ffert Sandy Kl1ewer Davrd Frost D1ane Olson Janrce Loken Mary Ann Knapp Gary Lawxn Davrd Olson JoAnn Putzkey Judy Hengemuhle Mane McDonald Harnet Johnson John Mosby Phrl Kruger Romona Strobeck Jay Hatle Bob I-lart, Ed Elfert, Don Knase 3'wu 15V WK L HIL Where drd you get those clothes? J9 Our Junror Class Play was Headrn for the H1115 a h1llb1lly comedy The plot concerned two cxty grrls who, rn order to rccerve then' mherrtancc had to spend the summer w1th therr Uncle Cy ard hrs famrly l-hs efforts to make the grrls leave so that the fortune would go to the Goolus fam1ly lS the mam story As one can see from the PIC tures costumes were no problem fWe dressed as usual J The hrll brlly manners came naturally , tOO ,s r xx . -' sl ff a n .................. ................. ........... .. ulllocn li ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ........ ... ........... .... .... ....... ............. . I ll: un :alll lil . . . ..... . .............. ..... .. ...... .. I lc on genial null Y .......... ... .. . 3 ' -5322 .fr f. ee - ble H - -M . A f' A VW M I ' V r- :Sir 'V fr. 'Ki , , an .- Y, ,br wav h V ' kr ll ' I - 11 ' ' y 54f,' ' 1 5 ' . . . 1 A ' . . f , , . 1, Q ' . , + i . ll ' IV Decoratmg for the brg xught' I The Admrrals i x... Pans Srlhouettes Entertarnment 2000 Swnazgw Facia The hlgh polnt of our Iunror year was reached when we sponsored the Junror Seruor prom For our theme we selected Evenmg rn Pans How we worrred and how we worked to transform the gym xnto a street rn Pans May 3 1958 frnally caught up wrth us and the gym over The lrghts were dlmmed and couples danced under the hazy blue sky The Adnurals furmshed us wrth musrc The grrls rn therr beautrful formals and the boys rn therr suns made a charmmg scene as they sat at the sldewalk cafes and danced wrth the Parrs skyllne ln the background Added to thrs we er13oyed Sandra Klrewer Harrret Johnson and Sandy Robtnson as they sang to us Betty Drnkel and Jan Vollmer played a flute duet Jay I-Iatle and John Neman1ch also sang for us The evemng was a dehghtful one Truly we felt we were rn Parls Product ron Sxdewalk Cafe 8 gf' 7 4 Q ' t ' I ' ! , I , I . I I ' l I ' 3 3 f' A y ' Q looked as moe as we had hoped. All our worrres were u J I , Q I , - - ar J A 1 T I V ? R 0 . ' ' ' Il ' ll I ' I l . . ffl!!! W ' . ' - g 1 s , L - VT l l - f F J mlfxt . t . 3 f l T . - A. L ' . V1 of 60 A fi Crowmng of the Prmcess Crownmg of the Queen N1 Prlncess Peg and Prmce Ray Queen Judy and K1ng Ken Danc1ng at the Sweetheart's Ball N On Saturday, February 7 1959 the Jun 1ors put on the SWEETHEARTS BALL The gym was very effectrvely decorated wrth cupxds hearts, and red and whrte crepe paper streamers The musrc was supplred by records In the early evenrng the coro nauon was held Jeanne Kowal, the former Queen of Hearts, berng escorted by Mark SIGVC crowned Peggy Rosenow and Ray Johnson, Prrnce and Prrncess and Judy Hengemuhle and Kenny Hockemeyer Klng and Queen Other candrdates were Karen Scow and Denrus Hanson 7th grade Arlys Harrxngton and Gary Fruetel 8th grade Kathy Mosleth and B111 Colby 1Oth grade and Larol Pommerenlng and Butch Gmelner 11th grade Mr Ixfemamch led the grand march 1'0- 221058 ww' 1.0 lk' I K 1 Hattre 2 Ed and Vw, 3 Sandy, 4 Ron John Eberle, 6 June, 7 Young Love 10 Marlys L , 11 Erleen 12 Phylrs 13 Sunday School gels, 14 Kleve', 15 Toot1e , 16 Pres of Llttle Sauk gang, 17 'Petre' , 18 Judy J and Carolyn K , 1 Carolyn 20 Pat, 21 Wallen S1sters,22 Country Gang 23 Round Praxrxe Rascals, Judy and Barb Z , 24 Phrl and the Rod, 25 Is It cold out Jan L 9, 26 Lake Street Gang, 27 Kate, 28 Gall , 29 I wanna go golflng 30 Khewer Ie' , 9 Lee 5 ru ea iq --.4 N- df U T W ui ,aww-W' X I What's the PIICC of eggs, E1leen 31 Brke s better than a Nash anyday, 32 Aren't I cute 9, 33 Carol Lestma 34 Lo1s Lestlna, 35 Smrle pretty, 36 Gopher, 37 Jesse a young farmer, 38 Watch the B1rd1e, 39 Slugger Leenr 40 Belleve lt or not I was young once, 41 Shorty, the Ladres' Man, 42 Honest, Ihad 20!7O v1s1on, 43 Carol Baum, 44 New harrdo, Pete? 45 Bob Kruger 46 Cutxe 47 Sweet,48 They call me Zsa Zsa 49 Happy b1rth day Marlys, 50 What a buxld Ph1l, 51 Fem, 52 Slgh 3 4 ' Z . - 4 I 5 1 6 ' i ' I-, 4 ,. 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Ni,,.- mte Jan , 28 Brg catch, Hess, 29 Huck and Haber, 30 Eatmg aga1n'7 31 Really 1t's bedtmme 32 Cute huh'7 33 My Sunday Go To Meetxng Clothes, 34 Knap sack 35 Kay rn her younger days 36 All Shook Up 37 Just restrng, 38 Second ch1ldhood '?'?, 39 Ron s grrl, 40 You are good Veda and Carl 41 Wrth a song rn her heart , 42 Qulck a ch1n strap 43 ls that me? 44 Dxane 45 Sleeprng Beauty, 46 Look' Glasses' Can't qurte make xt , 48 Lookrng for someone 7, 49 The Sack SISIGIS Gunny, Burlap and Feed 50 St Mary s Gang 51 Hey, I got frrst pr1ze', 52 Don't cry, Red Eye 1 - 3 Q2 ' I V a f 4 H I 1 1 YV V ' 1 4 A -7 , 8 ' Q H? . ,KX 13 A 11 if ' L7 u yi. k 1 ' , l I 'f 11 ' 7 4 ,a ' 3 lr 2 'r 12 3 .V ' - 1' T : I' Q , 7,7 -' ' 7 - '14-', A .1 x A F .Q . A 7 4 as x XX' t I' gil - - N - 54 7 M, UC' - 7 3,1 X . ' QA 7 vlU, 'l R' PJ' ' zz za - 1. ll 5 rs f i lm' ' X 5 ' 4 , -'- 3? A ' A 1- U M ll ,Q Q3- I1'Eff' . 7 ' - S .7 . 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'PO Hedm SISICIS '71 Yea team' 22 Red 23 Up 111 the 111y1T1OXV '74 What L1 not , 23 M1 Squ1g gms 11111 the llds 26 It 511151 me , 27 IXLICIIUOI1' 28 Semor ere,1t1o 1 CXC1l151VC' '9 Memones 30 For ward march 31 Three days 11011 stop 32 Swede the 58.1101 33 We re .1va11..1blc. 3-1 Studymg as usual 33 The Lh1111xcr '7 36 VINHCIOUS V1v 37 Xud1t1omng lor 1.11wre11ce We1k , Q Q ' Q fzgqlre -' v V J, 'L' will 2. 1 A ' .n K 1 . X e g uc, A .4 .. 1 ' ft. 4' ' fx lo Q 1' gk' H 9 . S . Q 'V ' 11 7 4 Lf K, X oe' ' - A 3 V, hi W ' if' M ' 1 11 . Nb. Y - , 1 . ' , . 4 nj' 4 6 ' ' W ' - iv ,4 1 ' I -, kr ,.,, g I8 5 guy- 'N J' . . Q ' z 44' I a f ' 1 'avi 1 ' 'Q Q 5 ' ,6.9!.' ',1 '-,1 19 . v 1 - ., 5 , - H f 'X ' ' '51 'A 5 ff Q r f 1'1e 1 N A, ,VA 1 g 2,2 13 Av . ,gr sg, . , 1 . fe ' K. ',v I 1 -1 K' J f 34 Z5 '4f.,f,1z 'f , 'lf 1 iifif fa.. ' Fi 'EF' T355 9 .. ,-- 11 6 u V 1' 1 ' L' .. In fx J QF HLZZSQE3:-J,-?1, I , ,F J .. I..-. V 1 30 Nm H, Y, , ,, . if 1. ' N , f 33 1 K' -' f - D 1-.. 31 , 1- 5 93 l, faf'QX L a: v ' 1 , F' X , 9 . 31 sh 35 , Q E H 1 x 1 e 1 - .. 1 ' b as ,V ' Y xi- 1 ' 1 'Av - V 1 - ' V v ' '1 - 1 ru 1 'I ' L . - ' ,y Q , ' y' . 1 , A ,f I I f' In 4-- H1 l H I ' ' -. 7 --. . ' . 1 . . . , . I l , , .J 1 .7 B A ' ' , H u . 1 11 117 K V 1 - N Q11 xii, Jw, 5 'fat W. 40 'mil X E ATHLETICS 1. 547 -f W Aw xv .5 4 Q' sg wr KW? j ' 4 1 5 ggps r S Q 5 w Q2 , I '1 5 U W 6, wb Q A X ' -.P Eddie 1 Z- 7251? 2 , ,S M fm john faced O . . . Staples 13 7 . . . Crosby 48 Sauk Centre 41 :vm game, Aan , 1 , 2 3 1 ,, Pi lil L, 2 ee v B957'sQs 1, awe O.. O.. 27 .. 12 .. 20 .. P Glencoe . . Park Rapids Osakis . . . Starbusk . . Wadena . . GQ 34 13 21 12 43 X Sa, 2 Fw 5550! . 1 'J I D 1, 4' 'b yr Te 'N n ' . .-, ' H, , 2 xL8?,i17N-.155 K, 5' Svqd' 7Zafun44 , Q Q... 3, jejvfgg ii' 4 3., if 1 1 I , K ,wi David Eau 4 3 D L I 4 f J . 1 x 1 f Jkj MAJORETTES Conrue Bergh Karen Anderson Jane Sny der Sue NOITIS Betty Dlnkel B CHEERLEADERS Carol Fruerel Jane Crabrree, Kathy Rex chert, Drane Eldred A CHEERLEADERS Kathy Mosleth, Karen Anderson, Betty Dmkel Conme Bergh Sandy Khewer sv 68 Pert and vrvacrous are two ad Jecuves that aptly. descrrbe our cheerleaders and majorettes Throughout the year the cheerlead ers have trrelessly led us m cheers at the ball gamer a cl the malorettes have led the band rn many parades and maneuvers durmg half mme at football games if a- M N N X K , f . fy x f M L f A - , M V E ,A J I L E 'I y l I I I I . f V - , ' ' - I I Z ' , 1 ' J A J Crane, E VanVa1kenburg, C Re1chert, K Lawm T Hart, G Braaten, M Tomford R Mart1r' D Hanson, G Leagyeld N Hesseldahl R Schm1d J Ager, D Hlllmer, H H111rner,C Johnson, L Kortuem L Kortuem, R Cowdery, Mr Sommers D Hanson, K Lawm E VanVa1kenburg, R Lunceford CENTER L Carlson, B Mclntrye 69 064404 ffllaz D49 Eau! ffllw Ken 1. P. Vademw A-6a,efau,' dna, 7 qdmf Dan 7ex gd! P44 4 Q-. 333' 5. X. ffllac fecou.-5 . . . Staples . . . . . . Little Falls . . . Browerville. ...Bertha . ...Osakis. . . . Sauk Centre . . . Clarissa . . . Swanville . . . . Eag1eBend . . . . Browerville. . . . Melrose . . . Henning . . . Sauk Centre. . . . . Melrose. . . . . .Osakis . . . . Bertha . . . . . . Parkers Prairie. .62 1 , ROW 1 D Ostrander, D Scherer, B Balcom, J Barton, J Lunceford, E Elmes, R Mallard ROW 2 M Drev1ow,G Ardolf M S1eve L Gmemer, K I-Iammerschm1dt,D Drevlow, A Muenzhuber 72 Gary Brown Davld Dokken Bob Hart Roger Stephan Allen Muenzhuber D21V1d Ostrander 4 N , u A ,- M N 4- , 1 , 1 x 1 ,Q I 0 n n . . - . . 5 - - , . , . we the Slquora Staff would llke to thank the followrng business places for thelr contrrbuuon to the yearbook errv s Electrrcal Servrce J Norman Peterson Atty rller Garage Qualrty Cleaners x ashburn Drug Co elrght Shoppe 'Lubert s Grocery uster s Floral Shop reamland Audrtorrum erb 85 Hazel s Cafe ' olfarth 84 Son s Lumber amlngo Hotel ' tdget Market tewart s Standard Servrce armers Home Admrnrstrauon 'Chyba s Cleaners 85 Tatlors ortman Jewelry 'Rerchert Hotel am Street Cafe tephan Funeral Home Krng 84 Flora 'Long Prarrle Leader r1ep Garage ong Prame Creamery attonal Tea Co eelhammer s ano s Hardware 'Olson s Furnrture 'Wolf s Meat Market 'Merrleman s Cafe 'Gambles Clothrng 'Consumer s Mutual 'Lawtn Agency oast to Coast L P Central Co op Ass n Jerry s Feed 8a Texaco Servrce rlver Rock Sausage ' a1s Motor Co 'Long Pra1r1e Produce ullrgan Soft Water r Hardness est Hotel Ong Pra1r1e Sales Barn Ong Pralrle O11 Company ' art1n s Mrleage ' roneer Telephone Company ogan Scow Atty 'Lux Implement Co ' all s Jewelry eterson Brddrck Co akeland Poultry r Anderson ank of Long Prarrre V1l13g6 of Long Prarrre r B ake art s Publrcauons Q i 3 l 55 5 OO S 7 50 310 OO 315 O0 320 OO 325 OO I I ,B I , . . , . . , '. 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