Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

THE CARDINAL VOLUME VII PRESENTED BY THE STUDENT BODY LUVERNE NIGH SCHOOL LUVERNE, MINNESOTA CONTENTS Title Page 1 Staff and Contents 2 Dedication Administration Student Body Seniors I 6 lk Juniors 15-17 Sophomores 18-20 Freshmen 21-22 Eighth Grade 23-21). Seventh Grade 25 Composite Snaps 26 Activities 27 Office Help 29 Organizations 30-1+2 Junior Class Play U3 Declam Composite Snaps is Cardinal Capers U6-1+8 Sports 1+9-56 Faculty 57-59 Senior Statistics 60 SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR DEDICATION To you, Ted Moi and Wilbert Herrmann, we the students of LHS dedicate this Cardinal, as a token of our appreciation and high esteem for all the effort you have put forth to make Luverae High a school of which to be proud. We take this means of paying tribute to you,who with quiet contentment reg- ulate the heat to please both warm- and cold-blooded, lock and unlock doors countless times day after day,fix the broken things around LHS,keep the premises splc and span, and perform numerous tasks that enable LHS to operate smoothly. Your cheerful manner, willingness to help,and friendly attitude have placed you in the category of people nice to know. 3 Harvey G. Eitreim, Superintendent ADMINISTRATION Alva Berg, Junior High Principal Rolland H, Smart, Senior High Principal SENIOR CLASS '52 Darrell Boyer Delbert Boyer Donald Dlbbern Janes Gilbertson James Esterly 7 SENIOR CLASS '52 Wayne Ensrud Phyllis Hagen Gloria Hal SENIOR CLASS '52 SENIOR CLASS '52 SENIOR CLASS '52 Sally Leslie Hobert Llndberg Arnold Lloyd Joe Malone SENIOR CLASS '52 Leonard Myers 11 Dallas Meyer Elmer Moeller Barbara Olson SENIOR CLASS '52 SENIOR CLASS '52 Marvin Suurmeyer Sally Tower Beverly Wahlert Ralph Watts SENIOR CLASS '52 Phyllis Wessels Buzz Wildung Darlene Woolsey Donald Wulf 14 C. Juhl R. Torkolson D. Schuetts S. Wlllers H. Kemerllng D. Smith T. Wellenstein D. Rolfs B. Steinfeldt L. Lee JUNIOR L. Wlllers M. Nelson I. Schmidt L. Henningsen M. Honken A. Cornish CLASS R. Groth T. Buss J. Kadlnger J. Steffen D. Loger SOPHOMORE A. Rolph L. Matthiesen A. DeYoung R. Braa I . Hawes L. Lafrentz D. Woolsey A. Hemme B. Ahrendt J. Thorson G. Barmore A. Anderson J. Green R. Wiese J. Husen C. Brummer R. Rohlck R. Dovey L. Kayser R. Schmuck D. DeBates J. Hansen L. Matthiesen CLASS J. Padilla A. Mohr D. Stavanger H. Haggard R. Dietrich P. Olson P. Schmidt T. Van Niewenhuyzen M. Meyer D. Loger B. McClure G. Stukenbroker M. Gonne rman J. Jaqua J. Harbak H. Stroh F. Walters J. Kempema D. Schuetts 0. Salzman K. Paulson J. Mulligan J. Klassen L. Cook 19 S. Keay B. Lass R. Keay L. Serle H. Wulf J. Heronimus D. Baker 0. Honken M. Kremier R. Mohr R. Schmuck V. Madison SOPHOMORE CLASS Hamann Roll C. Hudson Nelson N. Lehman Halverson R. Herman Timraer J. Aanenson Olson M. Staeffler Me Inerts L. Cummings Essman S. Anderson Bell D. Gilbertson SENIOR CLASS '55 H. Johnson J. McClure J. Leslie K. Lemke H. Baustlan A. Hudson R. Van Roekel R. Brandenburg R. Bell M. Gonnerman M. Winkler J. Wiese G. Schmuck R. Kortum E. Kremler L. Davis E. Jensen P. Ruddy S. Baker L. Baker A. Olson M. Hennlngsen V. Willers SENIORS D. Hawes J. Buss C. Groth N. Van Hove Y. Lind V. Bryan M. Kennedy C. Mitchell P. Strassburg R. Gunderson V. Kohl G. Stamman V. Cornish H. Schmuck D. Johnson D. Goettsch D. Stykel L. Petersen C. Stykel R. Lass A. Cronberg J. Schmuck D. Welch M. Lammert S. Schmuck A. Smelns M. Ormseth M. Nelson T. Thompson C. Paulson J. Anderson n A. Wahlert K. Trunnell M. DePauw B. Wlllroth D. Schmidt M, Essman 22 EIGHTH GRADE C. Watts T. Siebenahler C. Rapp G. Korgel C. Erickson D. Woolsey D. West J • Re mrae R. Emery G. Olson R. Pederson G. Ahrendt K. Winkler J. Cooney E. Heiden D. Pick D. Stroh M. Roth K. DePauw A. Van Niewenhuyzen N. Barstad R. Mulvihill L. Engel R. Groth L. Staeffler D. Peterson R. Hinkly C. Anson J. Davis G. Wiese P. Halverson B. Eitrelm S. Simpson S. Herreld C. Bonthlus S. Olson D. Bell D. Heronimus R. Torkelson 0. Lunde J. Plepgras 0. Slevert B. Fremstad D. Stoterau R. Hatting J. Baatz A. Goembel M. Toms B. Cross C. Gunderson L. Wlnge J. Barrett B. Boland K. Mohr J. Dovey B. Ryan B. Smith M. Herreld M. Jorgenson 1 V A. Vermeer G. Greve M. Stoterau J. Lind R. Cook J. Kleback K. Cauwels A. Goembel C. Henrlksen C. Madison R. Arends D. Kuper D. Mitchell J. Lehman R. Cummings R. Schlader G. Madtson R. Rogge R. Mulligan J. Luebke J. Beyer M. Preckel R. Rlngen R. Nelson G. Aanenson M. Ormseth M. Lammert J. Woltjer K. Smothers D. Schel W. Bock D. Tatge C. Herreld J. Ronlund S. Thompson D. Gunderson 0. Goembel J. Grotewold L. Olson R. Nagel M. Skewes M. Huff J. Beyer B. Miller R. Hagen E. Stalling J. Wiese N. Prlesz B. Anson D. Tomlinson ■ML r OFFICE ASSISTANTS CABINETS JUNIOR HIGH 1952 CARDINAL STAFF 31 CONCERT Carl E. Christopherson, director Flute and Piccolo Fatty Smith Jerry Hansen Norma Holland B° Clarinet Barbara Smith Martha Sellen Annette Suurmeyer Helen Haggard Sharon Schmuck Sally Tower Patty Olson Marcia Ormseth Sally Leslie James McClure Lloyd Matthleson Ange Mohr Orlen Lunde Gordon Wiese Robert Torkelson Mary Skewes E“ Alto Clarinet Beth Johnson Bass Clarinet Inez Schmidt Alto Saxophone Gloria Albers Marvin Gradert JoAnn Adams James Holland Barbara Eltrelm Tenor Saxophone Delbert Boyer Stanford Willers Baritone Saxophone Donna Peterson Bass Saxophone Glenn snook C orne t Wendell Goeske Mary Willers Lora Willers Mary Nelson Camille Paulson Barbara Olson Judith Anderson Naomi Tofteland James Herreld Bassoon Sharon Herreld French Horn Keith Paulson JoAn Beatty Carol Hudson Loma Matthleson Trombone Wayne Ensrud Catherine Schlader Lowell Kayser Marlys Jauert Baritone BuzzWlldung Marilyn Meyer Bass Carre11 Boyer Eugene Meyer Dwayne Johns on Drums Peggy Schmidt Rosemarie Dietrich Lenore Cummings Rosemary Herman Toby Wellenstein 33 MARCHING BAND BOYS' GLtt CLUB MIXED CHORUS The LHS vocal department consists of mixed chorus, boys glee club,girls glee club, boys and girls small ensembles. They practice dally and after school hours for a full schedule of events throughout the year. Besides the concerts and the contest this year, the mixed chorus took part In Pipestone's Music Festival. It was not a contest, but a get-together of mixed choruses of the surrounding area. The new choir robes, which were purchased last year, received a full year's use. They are peacock blue,and can be worn with sllver-gray satin stoles or white collars. The vocal department sponsored a magazine campaign to earn the money to pay for them. The vocal groups were divided Into teams with Rodney Lenseh and Jim Esterly as team captains. The salesman with the most sales was Rosemary Herman. The students with the next highest sales were treated to a dinner In Sioux Falls by the magazine representative. The organization officers this year were: Buzz Wildung, president, who con- ducted business meetings; Wayne Ensrud, vice-president, who had charge of the robes; and Phyllis Hagen, secretary-treasurer, who was the business manager for the magazine campaign. LHS Is proud of the ratings the vocal department has received In recent years, under the able direction of Miss Margaret Hanson. 37 SMALL GROUPS OPERATORS CLUB PATROL BOYS PHI BETA Front Row: R. Abild, S. Tower, P. Padilla, D. Smith, mann, S. Braa, P. Olson, C. Schlader, M.J. Bonthius, J Cummings, D. Boland, B. Olson, S. Leslie, J. Padilla, Remme, J. Aanenson, C. Petersen, M. Nelson, P. Schmidt C. Ahrendt, J. Jarchow, J. Adams, J. Hansen Second Row: . Anderson, P R.M. Herman. , M. Emery, T. Miss M. Woll- . Wessels, L. Back Row: M. Wellenstein, Learning the Dewey Decimal system, to shelve books, and knowing where all reference books are located are a few of the qualifications necessary to become a member of Phi Beta, the LHS Library Club. There are thirty-three students in Phi Beta. Officers this year are: Sally Tower, president; Pat Padilla, vice-president; and Ronald Abild, secretary-treas- urer. Library Club is not only an excellent opportunity to earn activity points, but is also a lot of fun. Christmas parties and picnics top their list of enter- tainment. The Phi Beta members also sell concessions at basketball games, help with pepfests, and work at the grade school library. Miss Wollmann is the Phi Beta advisor. 40 4 4 I I . 6 f d Learning to do. Doing to learn. Earning to live, Living to serve. The above is the motto of the Future Farmers of America,the national organ- ization for those interested in farming and the various phases of agriculture. The Luverne chapter has sixty members and has carried out various interest- ing projects during the past year. Officers of the club are: Jim Esterly, president; Gordon Funck, vice-president; Harland Slevert, secretary: Walter Bau- stian, treasurer; and Ray Husen, reporter. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Gordon Funck, Virgil Madison, Eugene Stoterau, Harland Slevert, Mar- vin Gradert, Stanford Willers, Charles Juhl, Garland H. Anderson, advisor. Second Row: Elmer Moeller, Walter Baustlan, Raymond Husen, Bernard Ahrendt, Eldon Ehlers, Jim Esterly, Daryle Schuetts, Dean Rolfs, Jim Husen, Jerome Rolph, Harvey Kemerllng. _ . , Third Row: Arlo Hemme, Lynn Davis, Roger Rohlck, Max Winkler, Reinhold Schmuck, Helmer Johnson, Howard Baustlan, Loren Wiese, Gary Stammen, Alvin Cronberg, Den- nis Welch. _ „ _ _ , , , Fourth Row: John Kempema, Henry Wulf, Loren Petersen, Roger Lass, Dale Stykel, Glenn Schmuck, Alvin Wahlert, Jimmy Leslie. 41 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION m A lonely, mysterious Island, and on It a young atomic scientist and four college girls with their young attractive dramatics teacher, find themselves In the hands of desperate enemy spies. A mystery, suspense play with sidelines of rollicking humor plus a pinch of romance constituted the successful play which was presented November 15, l6. In the LHS auditorium by the Junior class and directed by A. R. Patterson. The cast was as follows: Jerry Martin,the young atomic scientist, Jim Sher- man; Williams, gangster butler, Stan Wlllers; Mrs. Williams, gangster's wife, Jo Anne Adams; Sheriff Doolittle, local yokel sheriff, Loren Kruse; Brock, smooth- talking crook. Bill Stelnfeldt; Priscilla Ralston, Donnalee Boland. Joan Baustlan, Loma Hennlngsen, Pat Padilla, Martha Sellen, and Eunice Oldre played the parts of the confused, bewildered college students. DECLAM Winners in the local declam contest, which was held Tuesday evening March I;., in the LHS auditorium were: Pat Olson, humorous; Martha Sellen, dramatic; Roger Sherman, extemporaneous speaking; Ray Husen, discussion; Jerry Hansen, original oratory; and Barbara Smith, manuscript reading. Alternates were Annette Suurmey- er, dramatic; and Joel Green, humorous. Nineteen students participated in the competition under the coaching of Miss Marjorie Kilker, Miss Marilyn Wollman,Mr. Harold Schuchar4 and Mr. A.R. Patterson. Others participating besides the winners were: Keith Paulson, Reinhold Schmuck, Boyd Beyer; Richard Brown, Robert Tobkelson, Marcia Ormseth, Audrey Smeins, Rosemarie Dietrich, Donnalee Boland, Mary Nelson, and Sharon Schmuck. Declam work offers excellent opportunities for those interested in improving and perfecting their speech. It also aids the student to acquire stage presence and proves a value in later life as well as in the classroom. Other declamation activities include Jr. and Sr. class play and One-Act play. +- CARDINAL CAPERS THE EVENT OF THE YEAR It was a beautiful moonlit evening and In the LHS auditorium there was a tense audience full of excitement and suspense. Soon the strains of Pomp and Circum- stance filled the air and the Cardinal Capers festivities of 1951 had begun. First In the coronation procession came the court pages, Darlene Dlbbern and Ruth Beatty, bearing the crowns and robes. The princesses, Audrey Smelns, Ange Mohr, and Joyce Turner, from the freshman, sophomore, Junior classes respect- ively, were soon on the stage. Then the candidates for king came down the aisle, escorting the candidates for queen; Dale Haggard and Barbara Smith, Darrell Boyer and JoAn Beatty, Roger Sherman and Phyllis Hagen, Delbert Boyer and Charlotte Huisman. The weeks of wondering and waiting came to an end as Buzz Aflldung, the Student Body President crowned Phyllis Hagen queen, and Roger Sherman king. After the ceremonies a huge bonfire 'was lighted by the king down at the baseball field where the cheerleaders, with the band's assistance, conducted the pepfest. The theme for the floats and stunts was of historical events, and one of the finest LHS homecoming parades swung through the streets on a beautiful warm Friday afternoon. The winning float was the large tinsel Liberty Bell spon- sored by the Student Council. The sophomore skit, The Boston Tea Party , con- sisting of two boys carrying a table and having a tea party, took first place. To make Cardinal Capers of 1951 perfect, the Cardinal football team won the game with Slayton 13 to 5. After the game the Cardinal Capers Climax Dance was sponsored by the juniors. WE OPPONENTS THEY 26 Rock Rapids 7 35 Jackson 7 3h Sleepy Eye 0 0 Marshall 7 13 Slayton 0 20 Tracy 0 7 Worthington 6 0 Pipestone 314. VARSITY BOMBERS JUNIOR HIGH Carroll Crouch Arling Anderson Ann Barrett FACULTY Carl Chrlstopherson George Schade 57 Ci Ernest Dahlberg Jeanne Juhl FACULTY Margaret Hanson Stanley Ledebuhr A. R. Patterson Ernest Parry ABILD, DONALD: Football, Basketball, Track, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. ABILD, RONALD: Football, Basketball, Track, Phi Beta, Class Officer. ANDERSON, ROBERT. BAKER, NELVA. BAUSTIAN, WALTER: FFA. BEATTY, JO AN: OAA, Band, Office Worker, Phi Beta, Declam, Jr. Class Play, Echo, Student Council, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. BERNING, BETTY MAE: GAA, Color Guard, Flagswinger, Cheerleader, Echo,Office Worker, Girls Glee Club. BEYER, BOYD: Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Stu- dent Council, Declam. BOYER, DARRELL: Octets, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band, Basketball, Football, Track, Jr. Class Play, Class Officer, One-Act Play, Student Council. BOYER, DELBERT: Octets, Boys Glee Club, Chorus, Football, Basketball, Jr. Class Play, Track, Band, Declam, Class Officer, Student Council. COUSYN, GRACE. CRAOOE, KENNETH: Track, Football, FFA. DIBBERN, DONALD: Basketball, Track, Card- inal, Echo, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club, Class Officer, Golf, Jr. Class Play, Stu- dent Council. ENSRUD, WAYNE: Octets, Band, Football, Track, Student Council, Echo, Cardinal, Jr. Class Play, Boys Glee Club, Orchestra, Basketball. ESTERLY, JAMES: FFA, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club, Echo, Class Officer. GILBERTSON, JAMES: Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, FFA, Boxing. GOESKE, WENDELL: Band, Boys Glee Club, Or- chestra,Mixed Chorus, Echo. GRADERT, MARVIN: Band, Football, FFA, Basketball,Base- ball. GROTH, LOIS: Student Council,Flagswinger, GAA, Phi Beta, Office Worker, Echo, Jr. Class Play. GROTH, LORRAINE: Student Council, Flagswinger, GAA, Office Worker, Echo. HAGEN, PHYLLIS: GAA, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Cardinal, Student Coun- cil, Echo, Octet, Jr. Class Play. HAGGARD, DALE: Football, Basketball, FFA, Echo, Baseball, Class Officer, Student Council, Track. HAI, GLORIA: Girls Glee Club, Echo. HANSEN, LOREN: OPS. HANSEN, MARY: Echo, Girls Glee Club. HAROESHEIMER, CLARENCE: Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball. HEIDEN, ELSIE: GAA, Echo, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. HERREID,JAMES: Band, Class Officer, Football, Basketball, Echo, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. HUISMAN, CHARLOTTE: GAA, Student Council, Class Officer, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. HUSEN, RAY: FFA, Declam, Jr. Class Play, Student Council. JARCHOW, JAMES: FFA, Basketball, Class Officer, Phi Beta. JAUERT, MARLYS: GAA, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Band. JOHNSON, ELIZABETH: Band, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Phi Beta, GAA, Cardinal, Declam, Office Worker, Class Of- ficer, Quill and Scroll. JOHNSON, LLOYD: Football, Basketball, Track, Boxing, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. JOHNSON, RAYMOND: OPS. KOOIKER, HERMAN: FFA. KRAHN, MAR- GARET: GAA, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus. LAFRSNTZ, MARLENE: Girls Glee Club, Office Worker. LAPIC, GRAYCE: Cheerleader, Flagswinger, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Echo, Cardinal, Forum, Class Officer, Jr. Class Play, Student Council,Quill and Scroll, GAA, Declam. LENSCH, RODNEY: Basketball,Track, Boys Glee Club, Octets, Echo, Mixed Chorus, Usher's Club. LESLIE, SALLY: GAA, Declam,Band, Girls Glee Club, Office Worker, Phi Beta, Echo. LINDBERG, ROBERT: Basketball, Track. LLOYD, ARNOLD. MALONE, JOE: Student Council, Golf, Cardinal, Echo, Usher's Club. MEYER, DALLAS: Football, Boxing, Basketball, Track, Boys Glee Club. MOELLER, ELMER? FFA, Football. MYERS, LEONARD: Echo. OLSON, BARBARA: GAA, Band, Phi Beta, Jr. Class Play, Echo, Girls Glee Club, Student Council. PITTS, DONALD: Basketball, Football, Track, OPS, Boys Glee Club. REMME, MAVIS: GAA, Student Council, Echo, Phi Beta. REEMTS,GLADYS: Girls Glee Club. ROEMELING, LOIS: GAA, Girls Glee Club, Echo, Flagswinger. ROLPH, JEROME: FFA, Football, Basketball, Track. RUDDY, JUDITH: Echo. RUDDY, MICHAEL: FFA. SCHLADER, CATHERINE: GAA, Echo, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus,Band, Jr. Class Play, Phi Beta, One-Act Play, Octets. SCHMUCK, DOROTHY: GAA. SHERMAN, ROGER: Foot- ball, Basketball, Track, Golf, Baseball, Student Council, Class Officer. SIEVERT, HARLAND: FFA, Basketball, Track, Boys Glee Club, Student Council. SMITH, BARBARA: Student Council, Band, Mixed Chorus, Jr. Class Play, Girls Glee Club, Declam, Card- inal, Echo, GAA, Office Worker. SMITH, GERRIT: FFA, Office Worker. SNOOK, GLENN: Band, Echo, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Cardinal, Jr. Class Play, Golf, Quill and Scroll. STOTERAU, GENE: FFA, Football, Basketball. SUURMEYER, ANNETTE: Band, De- clam, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Office Worker, Phi Beta, Jr. Class Play, Echo, Cardinal, Quill and Scroll, One-Act Play. SUURMEYER, MARVIN. TOWER,SALLY: Student Council, Band, Girls Glee Club, Mixed Chorus, Declam, GAA, Phi Beta, Office Worker, Echo, Jr. Class Play, One-Act Play. WAHLERT, BEVERLY: Declam, GAA,Girls Glee Club, Office Worker. WATTS, RALPH: FFA. WESSELS, PHYLLIS: GAA, Phi Beta. WILDUNC,HAROLD: Band, Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee Club, One-Act Play, Jr. Class Play, Echo, Cardinal, Student Council, Forum, Octets, Declam, Football, Basketball, Quill and Scroll. WOOLSEY, DARLENE: Echo, Girls Glee Club. ENSRUD, WAYNE: (cont) Mixed Chorus. 60 VI .' 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