Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1955 volume:

The IH.1.1 Cardinal Volume X presented by The Student Body of Luverne High School Luverne, Minnesota Editor-in-chief Mary Willers Editors Photography editor James McClure Contents Business manager Eleanor Hellerud Title Page 1 Cardinal Editors 2 Forward 3 Administration 4 Office Assistants 5 Faculty 6-8 Student Body Division Page 9 Seniors 10-17 Juniors 18-20 Sophomores 21-23 Freshmen 24-26 Eighth 27-28 Seventh 29-30 Activities Division Page 31 Activities and Organizations 32-58 Spring Division Page 59 Spring Events 60-67 Autographs 68 Advertisers 69-72 Art editor Sharon Schmuck Typing editor Betty Willroth A k 2 The main purpose of a yearbook is to record the happenings of the year, by putting together photos and copy of the various events and organizations. The first part of this book is set aside for a photal The main purpose of a yearbook is to record the happenings of the year, by putting together photos and copy of the various events and organizations. The first part of this book is set aside for a photo album of the various personalities that make up the life of LHS. Without the students and faculty members, LHS wouldn't be the same friendly school and also these students and faculty members make possible the or- ganizations and activities which are recorded in the last part of the book. In this book is the record of the activities and organizations that make LHS so liv- ely. Report cards are used to record the serious part of life at LHS, but into every life some joy must come and LHS has a wide enough variety of activities so that ev- erybody will be pleased with at least one. No matter how much fun you may have doing something you are, more than likely, liable to forget some part of the event; so we have tried to record, as accurately as we can , all the main events of the year. In future years we hope you will be able to look back through this book and remember exactly what happened in LHS. We also hope it will serve to guide you in the future by being a tie between the past and fut- ure. Foreword 3 Superintendent HARVEY EITREIM | School Board Harvey Eitreim, Ted Schoon, Dom Lippi, Frank Michael, Elmer Piepg L. A. Ahrendt. 4 ras, Fred Herman, The Office Assistants D. Schmidt, M. Jorgenson, D. Haw- es. V. Oltmans, M. Essman, M. Henningsen, B. Eitreim, D. Frie- stad and L. Henningsen, secretar- ies. M. Henningsen, L. Stroeh, J. Mc- Quoid, M. Herreid, C. Gunderson , D. West, L. Binford, R. Smart, Sen- ior High principal. A. Goembel, B. Smith, J. Baatz, C. Watts; A. Berg, Junior High Princi- pal. 5 Von Dell Glaser Girls' Phy Ed Phases The Leo Vogelgesang English 1 Eighth Grade English Assistant Coach Faculty Geraldine Thompson Vocal Music Carroll Crouch General Business World History George Schade Physics Chemistry General Science 6 Laura Finberg Social Science American History 7 The Faculty Idellys Anderson Home Economics Librarian Gerald Hussong Junior High Social Science y Rolland Smart Senior High Principal Journalism Alvin Patterson English II English III Arling Anderson Head Coach Junior High Science Phy Ed Alva Berg Junior High Principal Phases Joan Anderson A Band 12 3 4 Chorus 234 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 4 Declam 2 3 GAA 1 3 Echo 3 4 Class Officer 2 Virginia Bryan A Band 2 3 4 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 3 4 Class Play 3 Office Assistant 2 3 Jan Buss Ushers 3 Sharon Baker Echo 3 Lorraine Baker Chorus 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 234 Seniors Roger Brandenburg Student Council 1 2 Ushers 4 Ops 3 Chorus 234 Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 3 4 Basketball 1 Football 1 Track 1 2 Cardinal 4 Vernon Cornish Chorus 234 Glee Club 234 Ensembles 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 Class Play 3 Golf 12 3 4 Echo 3 4 Cardinal 4 Sports Manager 2 3 10 Alvin Cronberg Concessions 2 FFA 12 3 4 Track 3 Football 3 4 Baseball 3 Echo 4 Morla Essman Phi Beta 3 4 Office Assistant 3 4 Gloria Gerike Student Council 4 A Band 1234 Ensembles 2 4 Chorus 134 Girls' Glee Club 3 4 Ensembles 13 4 Class Play 3 Marlys DePauw Concessions 3 Girls' Glee Club 2 Phi Beta 3 GAA 1 2 1955 Dale Goettsch Concessions 1234 OPS 3 Basketball 1 Lorraine Dreessen Phi Beta 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 1 2 Operetta 1 3 Librarian 3 3 Corinne Groth Student Council 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Concessions 2 Flagswinging 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Declam 2 4 Phi Beta 3 4 GAA 12 3 4 Echo 3 4 Class Officer 1 4 «Transferred Student 11 Milo Hamann Concessions 234 FFA 12 3 4 Margaret Henningsen Student Council 1 Concessions 2 Declam 2 3 GAA 1 2 3 Class Play 3 Office Assistant 3 4 Echo 3 4 Marilyn Hatting Concessions 2 A Band 3 4 Orchestra 4 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 GAA 12 3 4 Echo 2 3 4 Cardinal 3 4 John Holder Basketball 12 3 Baseball 1 2 3 Class Officer 12 3 School Paper 2 3 Donna Hawes Concessions 2 A Band 2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Declam 4 GAA 1 2 3 Office Assistant 4 Seniors Eleanor Helle rud Student Council 1 2 A Band 1 2 Chorus 1 2 Deciam 1 Cheerleader 1 Class Officer 2 Cardinal 4 Dwayne Johnson Student Council 4 Cabinet 4 A Band 12 3 4 Ensembles 12 4 Orchestra 3 4 Chorus 234 Boys' Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Football 12 3 4 Track 1 2 3 Baseball 2 Transferred Student 12 1955 Marlee Kennedy Student Council 4 Concessions 3 A Band 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Margaret Larson Student Council 3 A Band 1 2 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 234 Ensembles 4 Deciam 1 2 GAA 1 2 Class Officer 4 Phi Beta 3 4 Declam 2 GAA 12 3 4 Class Officer 1 Vance Kohl Student Council 4 Roger Lass FFA 12 3 4 Keith Lemke Student Council 4 Ushers 4 FFA 12 3 4 Class Officer 2 4 Marilyn Lammert A Band 1234 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 234 Ensembles 4 Declam 4 GAA 12 3 4 Echo 234 Yvonne Lind Concessions 3 4 Chorus 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 234 GAA 1 2 3 Echo 3 4 13 Richard Mahoney A Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 Mary Nelson Student Council 2 3 4 A Band 12 3 4 Ensembles 12 3 4 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club Ensembles 2 3 4 Deciam 1 3 GAA 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Echo 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 James McClure Student Council 12 3 4 Cabinet 4 A Band 1234 Ensembles 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Chorus 234 Boys' Glee Club 2 Basketball 12 3 4 Football 4 Track 1 2 4 Class Play 3 Baseball 2 Cardinal 2 3 4 Class Officer 2 Ardis Olson Girls' Glee Club 3 4 3 4 Phi Beta 2 3 4 GAA 12 3 4 Class Play 3 Echo 234 Cynthia Mitchell Concessions 3 Chorus 2 3 Girls' Glee Club 2 GAA 1 Echo 2 3 Cardinal 3 4 Marcia Ormseth Student Council 4 A‘ Band 12 3 4 Ensembles 4 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 2 3 4 Deciam 1 GAA 12 3 4 Office Assistant 2 Cheerleader 3 4 Echo 234 Class Officer 3 Seniors 14 Camille Paulson Concessions 3 4 A Band 12 4 Ensembles 2 Chorus 2 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 2 3 4 Phi Beta 3 Class Play 3 Echo 234 Loren Petersen Student Council 2 3 4 Ushers 4 OPS 3 FFA 1 Chorus 234 Boys' Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 2 3 4 Track 2 Football 12 3 4 Class Officer 4 Patricia Ruddy Phi Beta 3 4 Office Assistant 3 Dorothy Schmidt A Band 2 3 4 Office Assistant 4 Class Play 3 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 Glenn Schmuck 4 Concessions 3 4 FFA 1 2 A Band 2 3 4 Orchestra 4 Chorus 4 Boys' Glee Club 2 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 2 Class Play 3 Baseball 2 Sharon Schmuck Student Council 13 4 A Band 1234 Ensembles 2 3 4 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 Deciam 1 GAA 12 3 4 Class Play 3 Echo 2 3 4 Cardinal 3 4 1955 Transferred Student 15 Audrey Smeins Student Council 12 4 Cabinet 4 A Band 12 3 4 Ensembles 3 4 Orchestra 4 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 234 Ensembles 4 Deciam 1 2 GAA 1 3 Class Play 3 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Echo 3 4 Class Officer 1 3 Clifford Stykel FFA 4 Football 1 Track 1 Gary Stamman Student Council 2 3 4 Cabinet 4 Ushers 3 FFA 12 3 4 Basketball 1 Football 12 3 4 Track 234 Baseball 3 4 Echo 3 4 Class Officer 3 Dale Stykel Concessions 3 4 FFA 1 2 Football 1 2 Track 1 Fred Strassbuyg Student Council 3 Ushers 3 Football 12 3 4 Class Officer 1 Tanya Thompson Student Council 1 4 Cabinet 4 A Band 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 Office Assistant 2 3 Echo 1 234 Cardinal 3 4 Seniors 1955 16 Keith Trunnell Concessions 3 OPS 3 4 FFA 1 2 A Band 3 4 Mary Witters Student Council 1 4 A Band 1234 Ensembles 12 3 4 Orchestra 234 Chorus 234 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 GAA 12 3 4 Echo 1234 Cardinal 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Chorus 234 Boys' Glee Club 2 3 4 Phi Beta 2 Basketball 1 Class Play 3 Echo 4 Roger Van Roekel Student Council 1 A Band 2 3 4 Ensembles 4 Chorus 234 Boys' Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 3 4 Basketball 1 Track 1 Golf 2 Alvin Wahlert Concessions 234 FFA 1 2 Chorus 3 4 Boys' Glee Club 2 3 4 Ensembles 4 Betty Willroth Chorus 3 4 Girls' Glee Club 2 3 4 GAA 1 2 3 Class Play 3 Office Assistant 4 Echo 2 3 Cardinal 3 4 Max Winkler Student Council 4 FFA 1 2 Basketball 12 3 4 Football 12 3 4 Track 234 Clas6 Play 3 Echo 3 4 One Act Play 3 4 Class motto: Today we set sail, where shall we anchor?’ Class flower: Pink Camellia. Class colors: Royal blue and silver. 17 Dale Stoterau Orland Sievert Ronald Mulvihill Larry Binford Richard Hai John Hanson LaVonne Stroeh LuLu Beck Marlene Goettsch Ruth Wulf Glorrian Korgel Lois Reemts The Juniors Lois Binford Cleo Erickson Ellen Groth George Fremstad Teresa Maras Francis Maras J ohn Meinerts Donald Roberts Mary Ann Toms Kerwin Winkler Victoria Oltmans Eugene Heiden Judy Barrett Dorothy Bell Barbara Cross Kathleen Mohr Sally Olson 18 Robert Groth Roger Torkelson jm «WBpg Allen Van Nieuwenhuyzen Ray Hinkly David Stroeh Barbara Smith Veralyn VerSteeg Adrienne Paulson Jeannette McQuoid Sharon Herreid Iva Wessels Judd Cooney Durward Heronimus Loren Staeffler Gerhardt Ahrendt Merle Roth Gordon Wiese James Hamann Marjorie Huisman Marcia Herreid Barbara Eitreim David Hengeveld Carolyn Bonthius The Juniors Harold Gramstad John Piepgras Jerry Davis Howard Van Otterloo Keith DePauw James Baatz J. Remme M.Jorgenson A. Goembel R. Rolph C. Rapp P. Halverson C. Gunderson G. Ruddy N. Barstad R. Honken D. West A. Tofteland C. Watts R. Hatting The Juniors Theresa Siebenahler Marlys Hagen LaJean Winge Larry Engel Donna Woolsey Russell Pederson 20 The Sophomores Gary Aanenson Harold Binford Warren Bock David Garcia Ernest Gramstad Curtis Gilbertson Robert Rogge Janice Anderson Delmer Mitchell Carol Kasemodel James Wiese John Ronlund Gary Madtson Roger Schlader Gary Pothast Arvin Rolfs Stanley Thompson Carolee Untiedt Marcia Stoterau Janice Kiebach Patricia Rupp Anna Vermeer Darlene Jessen 21 The Sophomores D. Tomlinson K. Medill N. Hoiland J. Urry N. Swenson S. Weed I. Yackley K. Brummer C. Hendriksen G. Pothast M. Akkerman R. Cummings The Sophomores Dennis Schei Rodney Arends Bernard Wahlert Richard DeKing Marvin Lammert Charles Madison Audry Goembel Charles Herreid Gayle Greve Marlene Fodness Paula Gerike Beverly Christensen James Lehman Robert Rogness Richard Mulligan Michael Ormseth Mary Skewes Kenneth Hoime Herman Dreesen James Vink George Christianson Dale Kuper Glenn Vos Eugene Maras Charles Kadinger 23 S. Eitreim B. Jens D. Forrest A. Fodness J. Brown Y. Atkinson S. Herman C. Chapin B. Bell D. Swenson K. Boysen D. Mahoney S. Bagbey D. Johnson J. Steinfeldt A. Ladd The Freshmen M. Sodemann M. Smit M. Woodley J. Tofteland C. Thompson S. Manion D. Dibbern E. Honken K. Groth C. Rohlck W. Lafrenz B. Grafing M. Groth B. Anderson R. Braa D. Lafrenz D. Bowman The Freshmen R. Moeller A. Wulf J. Gramstad J. Halsne L. A. Claussen C. Goehle A. Maras R. Beatty J. Kempema J. Cummings D. Madison M. Roberts R. Sasker W. Braa R. Bowman O. Anderson M. Nelson M. Earl P. Bonthius A. DeYong 25 The Freshmen J. Vink S. Davis J. Stuckenbroker E. Beug V. Reu N. Boysen D. Ruddy L. Rasche G. Meinerts R. Schaikowski E. Cousyn M. Viesman L. Mulvihi! C. Winge H . P r i e s z J. Sandste W. Piersor. D. Pie pgra 26 P. Hatting J. Gabrielson S. Mohr J. Strassburg S. Toms D. Uml and J. Ahrendt J. Kuehl J. Ruddy R. Norelius J. Gieske J. Britz Fug t-i ' : The Eighth Grade J. Van Otterloo E. Rober G. Ahrendt J. Olson K. Jacobson R. Carter S. Holland P. Iverson T. Getman N. Lunde 28 J. Martin J. Jordahl G. Henrickson D. Lammert D. Smith M. Manion E. Skyberg A. Godfrey J. Thompson L. Hagen E. Skyberg B. Viesman The Seventh Grade M. Hageman W. Wendt R. Brooks W. Walgrave S. Bertrand K. Mohr L. Tofteland G. Abraham L. Ekstrom R. Jauert 29 D. Crawford R. McClure R. Top M. Dreesen K. Kallsen R. Madison S. DePauw S. Ross D. Suurmeyer A. DeGroot D. Beelman S. Hare S. Thone J. Priesz L. Iverson S. Mundahl B. Schadwinkle P. Ahrendt D. Ruddy R. Navara H. Vander Streek R. Brooks R. Jensen A. Gorter The Seventh Grade G. Connell W. Greve R. Jensen D. McIntyre J. Cook G. Stroeh T. Connell V. Oltmans D. Phillips J. Maxwell S. Dahl D. Doeksen T. Fay C. Quanbeck M. Vanderbrink L. Meinerts J. Mitchell M. Holder S. Norelius 30 Deciam Back Row: G. Pierson, M. Roberts, � Groth, Y. Atkinson, D. Jessen, K. Bri®, mer. Second Row: L. Schmidt, M. Ske� es, C. Watts, M. Juhl, P. Gerike, K Medill, P. Rupp, First Row: J. Anderi A. Fodness, M. Fodness, R. Nagel. Back Row: R. Torkelson, D. Kuper, J. Wiese, S. Thompson, J. Lehman. First Row: P. Halverson, D. Hawes, G. Groth, G. Korgel, M. Huisman. Back Row: J. Cummings, D. Dibbern, D. For- rest, R. Wulf, B. Smith, K. Mohr, I. Wessels, Second Row: C. Rohlck, B. Christensen, S. Weed, M. Toms, M. Woodley, L.Stroeh, First Row: S. Herreid, M. Jorgenson, P. Mitchell, D. West. R. Wulf, C. Bonthius, M. Winklt: 32 Back Row: M. Herreid, J. Piepgras, C. Bonthius, P. Halverson, R. Torkelson. Front Row: M. Jorgenson, C. Gunderson, R. Groth, S. Herreid, D. West. The Junior Class Play Let Me Grow Up, a three-act comedy, was the 1954 junior class play. After six long weeks of ardous practice the curtain went up on the matinee, Wednesday, November 19, presented to the grade school children. Then on Thursday and Friday, November 20 and 21, it was present- ed to the public. Both nights, when the curtain rose at 8 p.m. , the LHS auditorium was filled to capacity. Sixteen year old Lexie, (Sharon Herreid), is all set to meet the boy of her dreams, Bill Hend- erson, (Robert Groth). Matt, (John Piepgras), is going to play the cornet at a rally where all of the big name band leaders will hear him. Their movie star mother, (Carolyn Bonthius), steps in and almost ruins everything because of her selfish interest. In the end she finally realizes she hasn't been fair to her children, so she gives up her chance at a lead part in a movie and becomes a true mother to her children, and lets them do what they want instead of what she wants them to do. Also featured in the cast were Delores West (Mary Jo, a friend of Lexie's), Mary Jorgenson (Aunt Lydia, woman who has raised the Fleming children), Carole Gunderson (Arden Daly, a local siren). Roger Torkelson (Mr. Holden, movie producer), and Marcia Herreid (Muriel, a daughter of Nola Fleming). 33 Back Row: P. Ruddy, C. Erickson, D. West, M. Her. reid, P. Halvorson, M. Goettsch. Second Row: M, Huisman, R. Wulf, K. Mohr, C. Watts, L . Wingt M. Hagen. First Row: A. Paulson, S. Olson, D. Wool sey, C. Rapp, C. Groth. Phi Beta Back Row: D. Jessen, M. Stoterau, K. Brummer, L. Dreesen, Fourth Row: M. Fodness, J. Anderson, M. Kennedy, G. Greve. Third Row: R. Schlader, P. Gerike, P. Rupp, A. Vermeer, I. Anderson, advisor . Second Row: M. Essman.K. Medill , R. Nagel. Front Row: A. Olson, B. Christensen. Stop and think of the various and numerous tasks that have to be done to keep theLuverne High School library going. Among the duties of the Phi Beta,library club, are the following: shelving, checking out and repairing books, knowing where all references are located, issuing overdue book slips, and running the grade school library. Heading this organization for the 1954-'55 school year were Corinne Groth, president; Mar- lee Kennedy, vice-president; and Karla Brummer, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Anderson is the advisor of the group. 34 E. Rober, L. Padilla, B. Bell, K. Boisen, S Manion, J. Molitor, K� Jacobson. Baton Twirlers Flag Swingers M. Herreid, C. Bonthius, D. West, J. Brandenburg, J. Schmuck, C. Groth . Band Council Band Officers Back Row: S. Herreid, E. Cousyn, D. Johnson, R. Van Roekel, J. Piepgras, R. Cummings, S. Schmuck. First Row: M. Willers, A. Smeins.B. Eitreim, M. Juhl, G. Gerike. D. Johnson, president: A. Smeins, secre- tary-treasurer; J. Piepgras, vice-presi- dent. 35 The Concert Band Piccolo Patty Rupp Flute Carolyn Rapp Evelyn Cousyn Patty Rupp Kathleen Anderson Oboe Marianna Juhl Bassoon Sharon Herreid Clarinet Sharon Schmuck Marcia Ormseth Jim McClure Mary Skewes Janice Kiebach Darlene Dibbern Roger Torkelson Donna Hawes Phyllis Halvorson Virginia Bryan Marlee Kennedy Darlene Forrest Judy Cummings Paula Gerike Stanley Bagby Sharon Toms Donna Kail sen Base Clarinet Gordon Wiese Alto Saxophone Barbara Eitreim Jeannette McQuoid Barbara Smith Lora Lee Schmidt Norma Lunde Dorothy Schmidt Tenor Saxophone Keith Trunnell Cornets Mary Willers Mary Nelson Cleo Erickson John Piepgras Dick Mahoney Joan Anderson Ruth Beatty LaJean Winge David Piepgras Kenny Bjerk Ronald Bowman French Horns Gloria Gerike Dick Mulligan Karla Brummer Tanya Thompson T rombones Audrey Smeins Marilyn Lammert Glenn Schmuck Dennis Jorgenson Rodney Arends Baritone Horn Camille Paulson Roger Van Roekel Donna Woolsey Janice Anderson Bass Horn Dwayne Johnson Bob Rogness Ronald Kayser Percussion Sally Olson Kathleen Mohr Russell Cummings Patty Kent Connie Watts Soloists Back Row: G. Wiese, J.McQuoid, M. Willers, P. Halvorson, R. Cummings. Front Row: C. Erick- son, B. Eitreim, M. Juhl. Clarinet Quartet D. Dibbern, P.Halvorson, M. Skewes J. Kiebach. Cornet Trio Woodwind Quintet M. Nelson, M. Willers, C. Erickson. Brass Sextet Back Row: D. Johnson, R. Van Roekel. Front Row: M. Nelson, M. Willers, G. Gerike, A. Smeins. Clarinet Trio S. Herreid, P. Gerike, G. Gerike, E. Cousyn, M. Juhl. J. McClure, S.Schmuck, M. Ormseth. 37 The Vocal Department Back Row: J. McClure, R. Pederson, G. Aanenson, M. Ormseth, A. Van Nieuwenhuyzen, L. Staeffler, K. Smothers, D. Mitchell, D. Johnson, R. Brandenburg, J. Piepgras, J. Remme, G. Schmuck, K. Trunnell, K. DePauw, R. Rogge, J. Meinerts, D. Heronimus. Third Row: R. Mulligan, P. Rolph, G. Wiese, N. Barstad, H. Gramstad, J.Hamann, V. Cornish, R. Rog- ness, R. Van Roekel, L. Petersen, R. Torkelson, A. Wahlert, R. Cummings, J. Lehman, A. Goembel, K. Hoime, B. Willroth, M. Hatting. Second Row: G. Thompson, conductor; C. Paul- son, M. Herried, V. Bryan, M. Hagen, J. McQuoid, M. Huisman, B. Eitreim, A. Smeins, J. Anderson, M. Nelson, B. Smith, P. Gerike, G. Korgel, S. Herreid, K. Hoime. C. Bonthius, M. Willers, J. Barrett. Front Row: M. Skewes, M. Juhl, G. Pierson, K. Brummer, D. Wool- sey, L. Baker, Y. Lind, C. Rapp, V. Ver Steeg, C. Erickson, J. Anderson, M. Ormseth, M. Lammert, M, Kennedy, S. Schmuck, D. Hawes, C. Groth, J. Kiebach, M. Larson. 38 or. Back Row: J. Piepgras, D. Johnson, A. Wahlert, A. Goembel, G. Wiese, D.Heronimus. Second Row: M. Her- reid, K. Brummer, C. Paulson, V . Bryan, D. West. Front Row: G. Kor- gel, C. Erickson, G. Pierson, M . Juhl, P. Gerike. S. Herreid, M. Lammert, M. Orm- seth, J. Barrett, V. Bryan, M. Nel- son, M. Herreid, C. Paulson. R. Brandenburg, B. Rogness, D. Johnson, R. Van Roekel, R. Cum- mings, L. Peterson, J. Piepgras, A. Goembel. Madrigals lack Row: A. Wahlert, D.Heroni- ■bs, J. McQuoid, V. Cornish, D. phnson. First Row: C. Paulson, !. Brummer, A.Smeins, M. Nel- on, M. Larson, G. Gerike. Girls’ Sextet C. Erickson, D. Woolsey, J . Ander- son, G. Gerike, J. Anderson, P. Gerike. Back Row: G. Thompson, Conductor; M. Stoterau, J. Barrett, C. Watts, M. Larson, B. Smith M. Wilier s, M. Hatting, S. Schmuck, J, Anderson. Third Row: G. Gerike, M. Kennedy. D. Hawes, I. Wessels, B. Willroth, J. McQuoid, M. Nelson, A. Smeins, L. Olson, C. Untiedt! f' 1)?age1, Y‘ Llnd L- Baker, C. Brummer, G. Pierson, A. Olson. Second Row: C. Groth v ' x TSC w’ ' Lammertl A- Vermeer, C. Bonthius, K. Hoime, G. Korgel, M. Huisman! K. Mohr, M. Hagen, S. Olson, C. Gunderson, P. Halverson, C. Paulson, V. Ver Steee, C RapP’ u', BrVAan Fr°nt R0W: P’ RUPP’ J- Anderaon’ P- Gerike, J. Kiebach. S. Herreid’ T Siebenahler A. Paulson. B. Eitreim. M. Skewes. D. Jessen, M. Herreid, M. Juhl, C.Erick-’ son, D. Woolsey. Madron M R tf r v M ‘ MitCheU' J' C00ne B' F ™tad, R. Brandenburg, G K Tr nen' S 'h r Ni.uw.nhuy.en, L. Staeffler, J. Piepgras. G. Schmuck, K. DePau Van rZ - erROWnMl: G- Thompson, director; P. Rolph. V. Cornish, J. Hamann, R. Van Roekel, B. Rogness. D. Johnson, D. Hengeveld, R. Rogge. A. Wahlert, R. Cummings, J Lehman. Front Row: R. Mulligan, N. Barstad, G. Wiese, R. Pederson, H. Gramstad. R Hat- ting, K. Hoime, A. Goembel, J. Meinerts, R. Torkelson, R. Schlader. 40 Back Row: A. Cronberg, L. Engel, J. Davis, R. Hatting, J. Remme, K DePauw, M. Roth, G. Fremstead, J. Hamann. Third Row: A. Paul- son, M. Huisman, A. Goembel, D. Jessen, L. Stroeh, C. Kasemodel, C. Gunderson. Second Row: K. Brummer, P. Rupp, J. Anderson, S. Weed, R. Nagel, K. Medill B. Eitreim, P. Halverson. First Row: L. Reemts, -L. Binford, L. Beck, I. Wessels, C. Rapp, C. Paulson . T h e E c h o S t a f f Back Row: G. Stamman, M. Winkler, B. Smith, J. McQuoid, M. Jor- genson, V. Cornish, K. Trunnell, A. Wahlert. Fourth Row: M. Hatting, M. Herreid, Y. Lind, M. Lammert, J. Anderson, M. Willers, A. Olson, M. Juhl, C. Untiedt, Third Row: D. Mahoney, C. Groth, D. West, S. Olson, K. Mohr, C. Watts, J. Kiebach, M. Skewes. Second Row: T. Thompson, M. Ormseth, M. Henningsen, S. Schmuck, M. Nelson, A. Smeins. First Row: (kneeling) P. Gerike, M. Fodness, G. Greve. The Senior High Student Council Cabinet: C. Groth, T. Thompson, A. Smeins J. McClure, G. Stamman, D. Johnson. Will the meeting please come to order, are the words the council members hear on alter- nate Mondays. Gradually the din subsides and the business of the day begins. The business of the day could consist of anything from a proposed record library or repairs on the juke box to the Traffic Safety Conference, which was the main project of the year. Beaver Creek, Hills, Magnolia, and Luverne participated in this conference, which was handled entirely by members of the Luverne Student Council. Another project was the annual Student Council dance, which is always a highlight of the school's social calendar. After some appropriate remarks by Mrs. Finberg, advisor; the buzzer rings and the meet- ing is officially adjourned by the chairman, Jim McClure. Now all that is left to do is read the minutes in homeroom the following day. Back Row: G. Aanenson, R. Brandenburg, M. Ormseth, D. Schei, H. Gram- stad, D. Hengeveld, R. Pederson, P. Rolph. Fourth Row: J. McClure, D. Johnson, G. Gerike, C. Erickson, P. Rupp, C. Rapp, M. Willers, M. Fod- ness. Third Row: A. Smeins, C. Groth, M. Ormseth, S. Schmuck, M. Ken- nedy, M. Nelson, T. Thompson. Second Row: A. Van Nieuwenhuyzen, V. Kohl, L. Engel, M. Winkler, G. Stamman, K. Lemke. First Row: C. Watts, M. Huisman, P. Gerike, J. Kiebach. 42 Back Row: M. Manion, P. Bonthius, D. Jorgenson, O. Anderson, A. Ladd, S. Hagen, S. Mundahl. Second Row: J. Cummings, D. Dibbern, R. Beatty, D. Forrest, M. Rob- erts, E. Cousyn, K. Anderson. First Row:S. Rolph, D. Mclntrye, J. Kuehl, F. Smeins , S. Herrmann, N. Lunde, N. Johnson. The Junior High Student Council D. Dibbern, R. Beatty. D. Jorgenson, D. Forrest, E. Cousyn. The Junior High Student council consists of del- egates from the home rooms, the class pres- idents, and the junior high cabinet. Under the s uper vis ion of Miss Berg, junior high principal, the council's p rojects included d ecor - ating the Christmas tree in the front hall, spon - soring one or two parties, and putting out the Echo's Echo. Junior high assemblies, the Junior High Honor Society, and a yearly homecoming float were also the work of this energetic group . The council gives the junior high people good experience in governmental work as they set up policies for other junior high students to follow. 43 The Girls’ Athletic Association Back Row: A. Olson, M. Hatting, M. Willers, V. Gla- ser, advisor; M. Nelson, S. Schmuck. Second Row: R. Nagel, C. Untiedt, J. Kiebach, M. Skewes. Front Row: S. Weed, M. Juhl, J. Barrett. Every Thursday evening aiong about 7:30 thumping, giggling sounds can be heardfrom the gym. This is LHS's energetic GAA girls, practicing for the evening's activities. Suddenly the sounds stop as Mary Willers, president, calls the group to order and the meeting begins with Sandra Weed, secretary-treasurer, reading the minutes of the previous meeting. Sitting back quietly viewing the proceedings are Miss Glaser, supervisor; and Ardis Olson, vice-president. The highlight of GAA, as always, was the girls' basketball tournament. This year the fresh- man team surprised everyone by winning a hard fought championship game from the juniors . Besides regular meetings and games, the girls sponsored a dance and a pep fest. They also took time out for a picnic in the city park, swimming at the Y. W.C. A. in Sioux Falls, and rol- er skating in near-by towns. Back Row: S. Olson, D. West, K. Mol M. Jorgenson, L. Winge, L. Beck. ond Row: C. Watts, P. Halverson, S. H reid, M. Herreid. Front Row: B. Eitrei: G. Korgel, B. Smith, C. Bonthius, 1 Huisman. 44 The Future Farmers of America Back Row: D. Roberts, R. Honken, N. Barstad, E. Ruddy, R. Lass, A. Tofteland, M. Hamann, R. Hai. Third Row: B. Wahlert, M. Viesman, J. Hansen, D. Stroh, G. Ahrendt, C. Stykel, Second Row: L. Mulvihill, W. Madison, J. Baatz , D. Schei, J. Meinerts, R. Arends. Front Row: A. Cronberg, A. Goembel, K. Lemke, D. Stot- erau, R. Mulvihill, G.Stamman. Back Row: H. Dreesen, R. DeKing, L. A. Claus- gen, D. Kuper, G. Christiansen, J. Vink, C. Madison. Second Row: G. Anderson, director; A. Wulf, R. Moeller, G. Goehle, D. Ruddy, D. Lafrenz. Front Row: D. Bowman, R. Braa, D. Klosterbuer, J. Halsne, G. Meinerts, R. Kay- ser, C. Kadinger. Nineteen fifty-five marks the twen- ty-fifth anniversary of Minnesota's Future Farmers of America, and the local chapter chalked up another successful year. Under the guidance of Garland And - erson, LHS agriculture instructor, the Luverne chapter won wide honors in contests consisting of judging poul- try, live stock, crops, and parliament- ary procedure. By way of earning money they sold Christmas cards and sponsored a dance. One of their biggest yearly events was the spring banquet, at- tended by the boys and their parents . The boys also formed basketball teams and held tournament games. Beginning as greenhands, the mem- bers work their way through the de - grees of chapter farmer, state farm- er, and American farmer. The FFAboys can readily be recog- nized by their blue corduroy jackets with a gold emblem on the back. THs jacket is a symbol of Future Farmers of America everywhere you go. 45 J. Piepgras, M. Willers, editor- S. Olson, J. Barrett, J, McClure, in-chief; L. Beck, D. Hengeveld . G. Schade, advisor. B. Willroth, B.Eitreim, T.Thomp- son, M. Hatting. Where's that copy? What size is this picture supposed to be? or Does this go on a left hand or right hand page? were all common phrases heard coming from the Cardinal room. The Cardinal staff worked long after everybody else was gone from school. Let's meet this energetic staff shall we ? First to start work was the photography staff who included Jim McClure, JudyBarrett, and Sally Ol - son. The layout and copy of the book was composed by Mary Willers, David Hengeveld, John Piepgras, and Lulu Beck. Betty Willroth, Tanya Thompson, Marilyn Hatting, and Barbara Eitreim c ould always be found in their spare time typing the copy and identification. Also found frantically working to keep the Cardinal from going into the red was the business staff which was composed of Eleanor Hel- lerud, Roger Brandenburg, Vernon Coxnish, Or- landSievert, GlorrianKorgel, and Mary Jorgenson. The Cardinal Staff S. Schmuck, K. DePauw, L. Winge, C. Mitchell. R. Brandenburg, O. Si evert, G. Kor- gel, M. Jorgenson, E. Hellerud, V. Cornish. 46 f The Operators’ Club Back Row: L. Binford, E. Ruddy, D. Hengeveld, J. Wiese, R. DeKing, K. Trunnell. Second Row: R. Honken, R. Pederson, R. Hinkley, P. Rolph, First Row: H. Gramstad, J. Hanson, R. Groth, L. Engel, J. Ronlund. The Patrol Boys Back Row: T.Fay, D. Phillips, S. Dahl, R. Navara. Second Row: R. Jensen, W. Wendt, C . Mohr. Front Row: W.Walgrave, D. Doekson, T. Connell. 47 M. Roth, R. Brandenberg, L. Petersen, J. Remme.K. Lemke, P. Rolph, A. Goem- bel. Back Row; N. Barstad, R. Torkelson, D. West, D. Stykel, D. Roberts, C. Watts, K. Mohr, Fourth Row: L. Winge, L. Beck, S. Olson, D. Woolsey, C. Rapp, J. Baatz. Third Row: L. Storeh, Y. Lind, K. Brum- mer, R. Wulf, I. Wessels, V. Ver Steeg, R. Mulligan, C. Paulson, L. Reemts. Second Row: H. Gramstad, R. Groth, A. Wahlert, G. Schmuclt A, Goembel, D. Goettsch. Front Row: V. Oltmans, A. Olson, K. Med- ill, M. Fodness, J, Anderson. 48 The Card-Ettes Back Row: M. Goettsch, L. Beck , L. Reemts, V. D. Glaser, advisor; D. West, R. Wulf, C. Gunderson. Second Row: 1_. Olson, A. Paulson, J. Urry, I_. Winge, L. Stroeh. First Row: S. Ol- son, P. Halverson, M. Jorgenson, I. Wessels. Back Row: M. Herreid, B. Smith, C. Rapp, S. Herreid. M. Huisman, M. Skewes. Second Row: J. Barrett, V. Ver Steeg, C. Erickson, C. Bonthius , G. Pierson. First Row:B. Eitreim, M. Juhl, G.Korgel, J. Anderson, K. Brum- mer. Back Row: S. Weed, M. Stoterau, D. Jessen, G. Greve, P. Rupp. Second Row: R. Nagel, M. Fodness, C. Untiedt, M. Akkerman. A. Goem- bel. First Row: C. Watts, K. Mohr, K. Medill. 49 Chairman of Student Council: James McClure, Pages: James Piepgras and Stephen Rapp . King: Queen: Loren Audrey Petersen Smeins Candidates: Marlee Kennee and Gary Stamman. Cardinal Capers 1954 The Event of The Year” Candidates: Corinne Groth and Princesses: Janice Kiebach, Iva Wes-Candidates: Marcia Ormss: Dwayne Johnson. sels, Darlene Forrest. and Max Winkler. Homecoming The lights slowly became dim. The silence that followed was filled with an air of suspense. Suddenly the majestic strains of Pomp and Circumstance burst forth; homecoming for 1954 had begun. First down the aisle were the page boys, James Piepgras and Stephan Rapp, carrying the crown, robes, and sceptre. The princess- es, Darlene Forrest, Janice Kiebach, and Iva Wessels from the freshman, sopho- more and junior classes respectively, were next to face the spotlights. Last down the aisle were the candidates for king and queen. They were Marlee Kennedy and Gary Stamman; Marcia Ormseth and Max Winkler; Corinne Groth and Dwayne Johnson; Audrey Smeins and Loren Petersen. A suspenseful silence fell as James McClure, chairman of the student council, stepped forward and chose vivacious Audrey Smeins as Cardinal Capers Oueen . Then amid shouts and cheers, Loren Petersen was chosen to reign as king. Angs Mohr, last year's queen, presented the new queen with a bouquet of roses. The roy- alty was then entertained by the girls' octet and a vocal duet by Paula and Gloria Gerike. The next day the finishing touches were put on the floats and then were entered in the parade in the afternoon. The theme of the parade was America at Work and Play. The GAA copped first place with their theme of skiing. The day was highlighted with the football game between Luverne and Marshall , which ended with a final score of 13-13. After the game the evening was drawn to a close with the dance with the theme of Blue Moon , sponsored by the senior class. Cheerleaders AUDREY SMEINS Vim, vigor, and vitality appeared to be the cheerleaders' motto and the school spirit rose higher at every game. There was Marcia Ormseth with her short red hair and flushed face shining brightly after each yell; Audrey Smeins with her encouraging, Come on now, yell! ; Sharon Her - reid with her shining smile; and Janice Kiebach with her danc- ing feet. For Christmas Miss Glaser, faculty advisor, purchased Smajjm, LHS's pert little mascot, and everywhere the cheer- leaders went Smajjm was sure to follow! As a pre-Valentine treat the LHS pepsters appeared in their new red and white corduroy uniforms. JANICE ANDERSON SHARON HERREID JANICE KIEBACH MARCIA MARCIA ORMSETH HERREID 53 Football Squad • • •« 3 2 O 9 g ® 8 $ a. f a s ■ A 1 A. Mm A ' J 5Tl?iWMWJW£« Back Row: H. Gramstad, L. Engel, R. Hinkly, G. Schmuck, A. Cronberg, G.Stamman, D. Johnson, L. Petersen, J. McClure, F. Strassburg, M. Winkler; L. Vogelgesang and A, And- erson, coaches. Second Row: G. Ahrendt, P. Rolph, R. Pederson, R. Rogness, J. Cooney, G. Madston, K. Smothers, J. Davis, D. Hengeveld, J. Remme, K. Winkler, J. Hanson; R. Cummings, manager. First Row: M. Ormseth, S. Thompson, J. Luebke, G. Aanenson, E. Gramstad, R. Schlader, D. Mitchell, C. Gilbertson, K. Hoime, R. DeKing, J. Wiese, H. Dreessen. STAR HERALD PHOTO. 54 Managers Football Action R. Cumming, J. Lehman 55 Back Row: D. Mahoney, D. Jorgenson, J. Wiese, K. Winkler; J. Davis, and R. Hinkly, managers; H. Franz, coach. Front Row: R. Pederson, G.Aanenson, L. Engel, M. Winkler, J. McClure, J. Cooney, R. Rogness. STAR HERALD PHOTO A” Squad Basketball We Opponents They 55 Slayton 71 53 Jackson 52 52 Marshall 51 52 Flandreau 65 82 Jasper 45 62 Rock Rapids 70 54 Worthington 56 64 Lakefield 74 48 Pipestone 51 73 F ulda 55 76 Jasper 60 79 Rock Rapids 64 61 Worthington 56 62 Pipestone 65 57 Mountain Lake 69 59 Edgerton 34 Managers R. Hinkley, J. Lehman, J. Davis 56 Bombers We Opponents They 28 Slayton 14 22 Jackson 37 35 Marshall 33 32 Flandreau 55 32 Jasper 39 38 Rock Rapids 33 30 Worthington 33 45 Lakefield 55 34 Pipestone 28 43 Fulda 32 31 Jasper 34 33 Rock Rpaids 39 47 Worthington 37 38 Pipestone 32 47 Mountain Lake 33 47 Edgerton 40 Back Row: A. Anderson, coach; D. Piepgras, J. Sandstede, D. Johnson, D. Mitch- ell, G. Madtson, R. Cummings. First Row: C. Winge, M. Groth, C. Gilbertson, M. Ormseth, D. Garcia, M. Nelson, L. Rapp. 57 Back Row: J. Kuehl, W. Mulligan, R. Barmore, G. McKay, D. Swenson, D. Connell, R. Cronberg, T. Getman, R. Carter, S. Smart, Second Row: M. Qualley, K. Mohr, D. Umland, M. Hageman, S. Dahl, M. Manion, D. Phi- lips, R. Jordahl, J, Maxwell, T. Fay. First Row: T. Connell, R. Jauert, J. Martin, G. Hendrickson, S. Bertrand, D. McIntyre, D. Smith, D. Doekson, J. Cook, V. Oltmans. 58 •m lll. i 1 11 ,'l u !dl . i„i,lil.11-U 1U u L(L J J SPRi Premiere of The NG 5ECtiON tv c, yu ccee.cty K0£cX.Q rxc- qi :09£lty Tr-r.q, ; r q iga°«Qi lOTjC x q pj% 3pp%1 c rb ? «££} C ?«? ® P S ? tf ®Jff'P .2SLSZ 2 8 ftPQJL 8 ■?? 8087 88 8B8 8 _ ? _« .e q 5 8 n Rj«t P €.t?'ijZ8 «..££ AS -Slf? f CP - ? 8. 8£Lt-L£.- «JLSjS P Vn QCS r Y) ° C'- ?$:£ — Pfc«£ X)q € rp 44 pp$ £ 9 • O c C.' L ' k r n n cp O p ?S ppp crp'lZ 8 8 8 £X?-Fj-5:EA L£88jP 0 = 0 J)« ? ? p£ % po a p Prom An enchanting setting of soft music provided by Jimmy Thomas' orchestra; gay decorations made by the junior class under the supervision of Louis Kohl, shop in- structor; luscious food prepared by the cooks and served by freshman girls whose names were drawn from a hat, and formally attired couples made up the 1954-55 junior-senior prom. The theme was Friendship Garden anda giant maypole, with descending stream- ers, towered overhead as the centerpiece. A breath of spring escaped from the many flowers that adorned the orchestra platform and the punch table. Small bouquets were used as table centerpieces. Among those at the head table during the banquet were Superintendent Harvey Eitreim, Principal Rolland Smart, members of the school board, and the presi- dents of the junior and senior classes. 60 Senior Class Play The Little Dog Laughed , a three-act comedy was presented April 28 and 29 by the senior class. Laurie Huntington, (Audrey Smeins), a psychology student, is home from college and she insists on trying out some of her knowledge on her parents. Sid and Martha Huntington, played by Max Winkler and Mary Nelson, respectively; and her brother , Wally, played by Keith Trunnell. Then, as if this wasn't bad enough, she has to in- elude their maid, Virginia Bryan, and her boyfriend, Vernon Cornish. Finally, the family decides to retort and just about over does it. Also featured in the cast were Sharon Schmuck, Alvin Wahlert, Glenn Schmuck, Marilyn Lammert. Lorriane Baker, Gloria Gerike, Ardis Olson, and Betty Wilboth. 61 Baccalaureate Pastor James Sumption Baccalaureate exercises were May 29 with the visiting clergymen being Pastor James Sumption of Kenneth. His sermon was delivered on the subject, A Good Name . Sharcn Herreid, junior, played the processional and the recessional and also accompanied the audience as they sang Holy. Holy, Holy and A Mighty Fortress is Our God . Commencement The long awaited day finally arrived. Commence- ment exercises were held June 2 in the high school auditorium. Dr I. D. Weeks, President of the Uni- versity of South Dakota, was the featured speaker. He chose to speak on the topic, Living Life on Tiptoe . Mr. Rolland Smart, Senior High Principal, presented the class of '55 and Frank Michael, President of the school board presented the diplomas. Dr. I. D. Weeks 63 Boys’ and Girls’ State Li Learning how the government operates is the main purpose of the Boys' and Girls' State. Each year delegates from the junior class are chosen to attend these events dur- ing the summer. Representing Luverne High School at the conventions this summer were Marjorie Huisman at Girls' State and Laurry Engel and Paul Rolph at Boys' State. Sharon Herreid was chosen as an alternate to Girls' State. National Honor Society The Senior High Honor Society is one of the highest awards in LHS. Among the admission requirements are service, leadership, scholarship, and character. The pin given is only a small fraction of the award; the rest is in the satisfaction of having attained such a high rank during senior high. Standing; G. Stamman, M. Willers, T. Thompson, M. Nelson, J. Mc- Clure. Seated: M. Henningsen, S Schmuck, M. Ormseth, M. Lam- mert. 64 Valedictorian Valedictorian Gary Stamman plans to attend the University of Minnesota where he will major in journalism . He was kept busy during his high school career with many activities including football, track, baseball, president of the student body, and a member of the student council; plus taking five subjects for two years. His electives during the past year were higher alge- bra, chemistry and agriculture IV , besides social science and English IV. Salutatorian Mary Willers' many activities have kept her busy over the course of her high school years. Among the activ- ities she participated in are the follow - ing: student council, band, cornet trio, vocal. Echo proof reader, and sten- cilist, and editor-in-chief ef the Card- inal. Mary's two electives were high- er algebra and chemistry plus Eng- lish IV and social science. Her plans for the future are to attend Hamline University for preparation ior a nurs- ing career. The Senior High track hopefuls turned out for the first organized practice March 29 and the Junior High participants were added soon after Easter vacation. Approximately 100 boys in all were out for LHS' major spring sport. The thinclads, as is usualfor LHS Ath- letic squads, placed high in competition in several meets. Cherokee April 16 Worthington Triangular April 20 Mankato April 25 Carlton May 7 Trojan Relays May 11 Marshall May 14 District May 20 Baseball The LHS baseball team played an abbreviated sched- ule with contests being played with some surrounding towns. They participated in the district tournament which was held during the last week of May. 66 . ‘ fT - r Z J ; 1955 heralded the beginning of the new Junior-Senior High School Autographs MYHJU STUDIO SINCE 1892 PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER The value of this annual will grow with the years. A.R. WOOD MFG. CO. G as Brooders burners FLash Luverne, Minnesota Mj RUSS' DIRECT SERVICE and CAFE Phone 578 Adjustably Pi Lots Russ Ripley Don and Bernice Trottachaud Aioht NfON MANUf tTU t NG SAUS Mo SttVICi SIGN WOAX Of Ml KINUS rv. Towtn € tee to ns CARDS BANNE RS SCOTCHLITE ROADBOARDS DR. 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Herreids C«r� cr Shop ERMAN—flOTOR C SuldHSOfl SOM Butter, Eggs, Poultry, Lockers Phone 400 Adolui State, GLENN H. ADAMS 113 SOUTH CEDAR W7T SCHLADtR ROBERT S 6ROC£Ry TW«ST LEGHORNS couim X ' SERVICE MOBIL Mobilqas STATION ijat old’ 5 £Lecttlc 713 NORTH CEDAR STREET TELEPHONE 788 Congratulations to the Class of '55 CONNELL CHEVROLET CO. Johnny • Linn Variety and Gifts Luverne,Minn. Phone 6l6j QOBER5 IXECREATION Gambled The Friendly Store Walgrave Auto fc Implement Co. Luverne, Minn. Phone 97 Congratulations to the Class of '55 THE STAR HERALD Dr. C. L. Sherman M. D. LAUDON'S DRUG Gifts. Cosmetics, Prescriptions 1' Luverne, Minnesota Congratulations to the Class of'55 VAN'S MOTOR CO. Dr. E.S. Boone M.D. DAVE'S Luverne, Minnesota WINKLER MOT EL AAA Steam Heat Dr. F. W. Bofenkamp M. D. Congratulations to the Class of '55 COONEY CLEANERS Phone 212 US. ELECTRII Luverne, Minnesota c Dr. E. A. Blake DDS Jlrdolk'6 BEAUTY SALON N O R TH S I D E GREENHOUSE Luverne, Minnesota Dr. G. V. 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