Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

The Luverne High School Student Body Luverne, Minnesota Presents The 1957 Cardinal Volume XII TABLE OF CONTENTS Title page 1 Contents and Staff 2 Dedication 3 School Snaps 5-4 Administration 6 School Workers 7 Faculty 8-10 Janitors and Bus Drivers Student Body 1 1 Seniors 13-19 Juniors 20-22 Sophomore s 2 3-24 F reshmen 25-27 Eighth Grade 28-29 Seventh Grade 30-3 1 Activities (Organizations) 32-43 Music 44-49 Sports 50-60 STAFF Editors-in-Chief: Marlene Fodness, Marianna Juhl Assistant Editors: Marcia Roberts, Karen Groth Copy Editor: Typing Editor: Business Manager: Photography: Fred Herman, Don Lippi, Ernest Hamann, Frank Michael, Elmer Piepgras, Ted Schoon, T. A Ahrendt DEDICATION We the students of Luverne High School wish to dedicate this, our 1957 Cardinal, to our School Board, whose tireless job it has been to facilitate our growing problems and future needs. To each member we wish to extend our deepest appreciation for the contributions of his time and energy freely given in word and deed for the improvement and advancement of our education. We express our gra- titude for all that you have done in providing for us the best education possible. We are truly grateful and express our thanks nowand for many years to come for the most valued contribution of all, our new educational building. Words cannot express our gratitude for a group of men who forsaw into the future the need for improvement and, most important, fulfilled the need. To you, who led the way in raising 1-1 2 million dollars fc?r the education of youth, we give a small token of our appreciation, and hope that we can repay this debt by producing intelligent citizens of tomor- 3 row. 73C© S c H 0 0 L Mrs. Dolores Friestad Mr.Eitreim's Secretary Mr. Harvey Eitreim, Superintendent Mr .-John Holsen, Sr. High Principal Miss Alva Berg, Jr. High Principal Miss Martha Nelson Miss Janette Engstrom Secretaries FRONT ROW: A. Hanson, S. Honken, A. Maras, C. Rusche. J. Goembel, M. Roberts, K.Groth, M.Fod- ness SECOND ROW: V.Reu, D. Tomlinson, N. Priesz, J. Bosch, M. Van Engelhoven, J. Steinfeldt, B. Christensen. C.Kasemodel. K.Hoime, THIRD ROW: W. Pierson, J.Egan, E. Van Engelhoven. G. Madtson, B.Braa, J.Sandstede, B. Mulligan, D. Mahoney. CAFETERIA WORKERS SENIOR HIGH: J. Kasemodel, E. Honken, E.Cousyn, A. Essman, J.Gowan, K. Boy- sen, R. Beelman. JUNIOR HIGH: V. Rue, E. Rober G. Ahrendt, C. Rohlck, A.Fodness, M.Top, M. Kiebach. OFFICE ASSISTANTS Arling Anderson Physical Ed. Garland Anderson Voc. Agric. FACULTY L Ernest Dahtberg Mathematics I Richard Fitzgerald Soc. Studies G. C. Hussong H istory FACULTY Richard Johnson Band Thomas Kiecker Ind. Arts 9 Dorothy Ode Music William Sievers Commercial Geraldine Thompson Charles Weinman Vocal Commercial 10 Janitors Willing Hands FRONT ROW: Art Thompson, Emil Ketterling, Ted Moi, Hugh Leslie. FRONT ROW: A. Thompson, E. Ketterling, K.Lemke, K. Leuthje, SECOND ROW: G. Dobson, W. Herrmann, H. Leslie, D. Schrank, N.Stavenger, D. Obele, ABSENT: J.Cousyn, F Prahl, V. Lynch, M. Smith. Bus Drivers Drive on Janice Anderson Chorus Ensembles 234 Student Council 1 Class Officer 3 Concessions 2 Cheerleader 1234 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Phi Beta 2 Cabinet 4 Chorus 1234 Declam 123 Band 1234 Echo 234 GAA 123 Gary Yanenson Student Council 124 Basketball 1234 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Baseball 1234 Football 123 Cabinet 1 Annual 4 Chorus 1234 Track 123 Echo 34 Rodney Arends Sports Manager 3 Football 4 Baseball 23 Track 12 Band 234 OPS 3 FF A 1 Warren Bock Concessions 2 Glee Club 234 Football 1 Chorus 1234 Track 123 SENIORS Karla Brummer Chorus Ensembles 234 Band Ensembles 4 Concessions 2 Chorus Solo 234 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 23 Chorus 1234 Declam 12 Band 1234 Echo 234 f__________________13 Motto: Colors: Flower: Our greatest glory is not in never fall- ing, but in rising every time we fall. Black and Silver Red Rose CLASS OFFICERS Dale Kuper Darlene Jessen Katherine Hoime Dennis Schei Beverly Christiansen Concessions 4 Pep Club 23 Phi Beta 23 Annual 4 Chorus 1 Declam 2 GAA 23 Richard DeKing Glee Club 2 Football 123 Baseball 1234 Chorus 1 OPS 2 FFA 1234 Russell Cummings Chorus Ensembles 234 Student Council 34 Band Ensembles 24 Sports Manager 2 Class Officer 2 Chorus Solo 34 Basketball 12 Class Play 3 Band Solo 1234 Glee Club 234 Football 24 Cabinet 4 Chorus 1234 Declam 234 Annual 4 Track 1234 Band 1234 FF A 1 SENIORS Herman Dreessen Sports Manager 4 Glee Club 23 Football 23 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 FFA 234 Audrey Goembel Concessions 4 Pep Club 1234 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 1 Annual 4 Echo 23 Marlene Fodness Paula Gerike Office Assistant 3 Chorus Ensembles 234 Student Council 24 Student Council 1234 Concessions 14 Band Ensembles 24 Glee Club 23 Class Officer 2 Pep Club 23 Chorus Solo 234 Phi Beta 23 Class Play 3 Cabinet 4 Glee Club 234 Chorus 1 Phi Beta 23 Declam 23 Cabinet 4 Annual 34 Chorus 1234 Echo 234 Declam 12 GAA 34 Band 234 Echo 234 Ernest Gramstad Concessions 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 34 Football 1234 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 T rack 12 OPS 234 Jim Hagen Student Council 1234 Sports Manager 4 College Club 1 Spanish 2 Basketball 1 Chess Club 12 Class Play 3 Glee Club 24 Football 234 Cabinet 4 Chorus 24 Declam 3 Annual 4 Track 1234 Echo 34 1 23 SENIORS Kathryn Hoime Chorus Ensembles 34 Student Council 4 Class Officer 4 Concessions 4 Glee Club 234 Phi Beta 3 Chorus 1234 GAA 4 Kenneth Hoime Glee Club 234 Football 234 Ushers 4 Chorus 1234 T rack 23 FF A 1 Marianna Juhl Chorus Ensembles 4 Student Council 4 Band Ensembles 124 Chorus Solo 234 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Chorus 1234 Declam 123 Annual 34 Band 1234 Echo 2 Darlene Jessen Class Officer 4 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 1234 Phi Beta 2 34 Chorus 1 34 Declam 2 34 Annual 4 Band 4 Echo 234 GAA 4 % Dale Kuper Class Off icer Concessions Class Play Football Baseball Ushers Declam Annual T rack OPS FFA Janice Kiebach Chorus Ensembles 34 Student Council 234 Band Ensembles 123 Class Officer 1 Cheerleader 12 34 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 1234 Chorus 1234 Band 1234 Echo 234 GAA 123 James Lehman Student Council 124 Sports Manager 23 Class Officer 1 Concessions 4 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Football 1 Ushers 4 Chorus 1234 Declam 12 Annual 4 FFA 1 SENIORS Charles Madison Concessions 3 U shers 4 nnual 4 OPS 4 FFA 1234 Gary Madtson Basketball 12 Glee Club 34 Football 1234 Baseball 12 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 T rack 123 Delmer Mitchell Rochelle Nagel Chorus Ensembles 4 Concession 4 Student Council 3 Cheerleader 1 Class Officer 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 1234 Glee Club 234 Basketball 123 Pep Club 123 Baseball 1 Phi Beta 2 F ootball 1234 Chorus 1 Chorus 1234 Declam 234 Track 1 23 Annual 4 Echo 234 GAA 1234 Richard Mulligan Student Council 1 Band Ensembles 3 Concessions 2 Chorus Solo 4 Basketball 12 Glee Club 234 Football 1 23 Baseball 3 Cabinet 1 Chorus 1234 T rack 12 Band 1234 Chorus Ensembles 4 Ken Naglestad Student Council Stage Manager Class Officer Basketball Glee Club Baseball Football T rack FFA SENIORS Mike Ormseth Student Council 123 Class Officer 12 Basketball 1234 Glee Club 234 Football 1234 Baseball 2 Cabinet 1 Chorus 1234 Annual 4 Track 1234 Echo 34 Gail Pierson Chorus Ensembles 34 Student Council 34 Chorus Solo 23 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 23 Cabinet 4 Chorus 1234 Declam 1234 Band 34 Echo 234 GAA 1 Gary Pothast Basketball 12 Football 1 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 Track 12 FFA 1 Robert Rogge Robert Rogness Glee Club 234 Chorus Ensembles 2 34 TJ% Football 12 Chorus Solo 34 % Baseball 234 Basketball 1234 Chorus 1234 Class Play 3 Track 1 Glee Club 234 Golf 234 Football 1234 Baseball 1 Chorus 1234 Track 1234 Band 1234 FF A Mary Skewes Chorus Ensembles 4 Student Council 4 Band Ensembles 12 Chorus Solo 34 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Chorus 1234 Declam 1234 Annual 4 Band 1234 Echo 34 GAA 123 Pat Rupp Student Council 12 Band Ensembles 34 Class Officer 3 Cheerleader 134 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 1234 Phi Beta 2 Chorus 134 Declam 123 Band 234 Echo 234 GAA 13 SENIORS Arvin Rolfs Dennis Schei Chorus 1 Student Council 124 Class Officer 4 Class Play 3 Glee Club 23 F ootball 123 Ushers 34 T rack 2 Echo 34 FFA 1234 Roger Schlader Concessions 34 Chorus Solo 34 Glee Club 1234 Football 24 Phi Beta 2 Baseball 12 Chorus 134 Declam 1 Annual 34 Track 1234 Echo 4 OPS 4 Marcia Stoterau Concessions 2 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 23 Phi Beta 23 Chorus 14 Annual 34 GAA 1234 Norma Swenson Chorus 1 Stanley Thompson Student Council Class Officer Concessions Football Baseball Annual Declam Ushers Track OPS Judy Urry Class Play 3 Glee Club 34 Pep Club 3 Phi Beta 3 Chorus 4 Annual 3 Echo 34 GAA 3 Sandra Weed Class Officer 1 Glee Club 134 Pep Club 23 Chorus 14 Sextet 1 Declam 234 Annual 4 Echo 4 GAA 1234 FTA 1 Jim Wiese Student Council 4 Class Officer 2 Basketball 1234 Baseball 1 Football 1234 Annual 4 Declam 234 T rack 123 OPS 234 Three Down, One to Go «• Beit nderson Orrin Anderson Yvonne Atkinson Stanley Bagbey Kuth Beatt Rosalind Beelman Beverly Bell Evelyn Beug Kenneth Bjerk Philip Bonthius Janet Bosch Dennis Bowman Ronald Bowman Karen Boysen Nancy Boysen Robert Braa William Braa Judy Brandenburg Steven Carlson Charles Carter Lee Claussen Evelyn Cousyn Judy Cummings Patricia DeBates Dennis DePauw Darlene Dibbern Aleida Dreesen Dennis Dubbe Michael Earl James Egan Sandra Eitreim Audrey Essman Marvin Pick Darlene Forrest Marlys Gertz Charles Goehle Judy Goemble Jeanine Gowan Joseph Gramstad Karen Groth Merlyn Groth Jerry Halsne Ardyth Hansen Marlene Harmon Larry Hemme Charles Herreid Elaine Honken Shirley Honken Betty Jens Dennis Jorgenson Donna Kallsen Marilyn Kiebach Sondra King Vrdean Ladd Donald LaFrenz Wanda LaFrenz Delores Madison Sue Manion Anita Maras Letta Matthiesen George Meinerts Patricia Mitchell Roy Moeller David Mohr Judy Molitor Larry Mulvihill Mark Nelson David Piepgras Wesley Pierson Howard Priesz Lowell Raschke Virginia Reu Marcia Robert Carol Rohlck Stanley Rolph John Ronlund Melvin Ruddy Connie Rusche John Sandstede Robert Sasker Ray Schaikoski Lora Lee Schmidt Jeanette Schmuck JUNIORS Judy Schmuck Mary Smit Margaret Sode- mann Joyce Steinfeldt Carolyn Thompson Judy Stucken- broker Joyce Tofteland Marlys Top Melvin Viessman Joanne Vink Marjorie Van- Engelenhoven Clayton Winge Mary Woodley Arthur Wulf Sandra Herrmann FRONT ROW: D. Swenson, E. VanEngelenhoven, C. Dooyema, L. VanTol, F.Smeins, L. Harmon, R. Stroh, J. Serie, S. Thone, SECOND ROW: J. Rolfs. J. Ruddy, R. Richters, E.Stykel. D. Schmalz, E. .Rober, B.Roemeling, C. Reu, S.Toms. SOPHOMORES Rising to Meet the Challenge FRONT ROW: P. Baatz, J. DeBuck, D. Blessing. P. Aukes. F. Cook. B. Bullis, A. Buysse, D. Arp. J. Britz, J. Christensen, SECOND ROW: G. Ahrendt. A. Bosch, M. Deiterman. G. De- Groot, J. Ahrendt, R. Cronberg, D. Connell, R. Carter, R. Barmore. FRONT ROW: P. Kent, A. Koontz, E. Lafrenz, J. Kuehl, D. Moulton, W. Mulligan, D. Paulson, S. Mohr, N. McIntyre, B. Nordmeyer, SECOND ROW: D. Mahoney, D. McClure, K. Ladd, G. Mckay, L. Rapp, R. Norelius, J. Olsen, S. Popken. I SOPHOMORES FRONT ROW: S. Frederick, J. Grage, P. Hatting, son, D. Friestad, J.Heronimus, SECOND ROW: J. J. Gieseke, V. Dykhouse, T. Getman, S. Hagen, K. J. Jessen, J. Kasemodel, Gabrieison, S. Hoiland, A. Jacobson, A. Esselink. D. Groth, P. Iver- Holling, W. Janssen, FRONT ROW: D. Wessels, L. Wright, D. Smith, W. Wendt, K. Mohr, V.Oltmans, W. Walgrave, R. Top, SECOND ROW: J. Thompson, R.Skattum, D. Ruddy, S.Norelius, D. Phillips, G.Stroeh, V. Van Batavia, S.Rippe. FRESHMEN Learning the Ropes FRONT ROW: A. Madison, D.Oye, E. Sanders, S. Thone, C. Jessen, J. Priesz, C. Cuanbeck, B. Vie- man, SECOND ROW: D. Klosterbuer, B. Schadwinkle, R. Kafka, D. McIntyre, R. McClure, J. Max- well, J. Shanks, A. Wiese, M. Dreesen. FRONT ROW: M. Hoime, C.Herried, P. Holder, J.Halsne, G. Bosch, A. Godfrey, J. Carlson, B. Ess- man, SECOND ROW: K. Fritz, L. Hagen, J.Heikes, J. Ahrendt, P. Ahrendt, L. Iverson, S. Jacobs, M. Egan. FRESHMEN I FRONT ROW: T. Connell, G. Wright, R. Jensen, R.Navara, R. Jensen, J. Martin, L. Hawes, D. Jack- son, D. Beelman, SECOND ROW: V. Atkinson, K. Anderson, D. Hansen, L. Hollister, R. Jauert, R. Madison, D.Lammert, K. Kallsen, A. DeGroot. FRONT ROW: D.Suurmeyer, S. Ross, E.Skyberg, N. Johnson, A.Kiebach, R.Skattum, A. Stoltenberg, C.Sasker, L. Siebenahler, SECOND ROW: H. Paulson, G. Hendrickson, L. Meinerts, M. Manion, V. VanBatavia, H. VanderStreek. FRESHMEN FRONT ROW: S.Bressler, S. Bertrand, V. Christenson, G. Abraham, D. Doekson, W.Greve, G. Con nell, J. Cook, SECOND ROW: L. Aanenson, T.Faye, M.Hageman, B.Greve, F.Claussen, D.Gertz, P. Go wan. FRONT ROW: R. Bell, S. Moulton, K. Anderson, S.Brehm, A. Maras, M. Oeding, A. Frick, D. Ossen- fort, D. Jessen, M.Holleran, SECOND ROW: J. Connell, J. Cummings, G. Bryan, R.Ahrendt, R. Her- man, G.Kayser, J. Hagen, J.Getman, J. Drummond. EIGHTH GRADE Merrily We Roll Along FRONT ROW: H.Gangestad, D. Schei, R. Connell. M. Baatz, R.Rees, K. Juhl, A. Olson, L. Jauert, G.Koontz, SECOND ROW: L.Remme, D. Schoon, E.Roemeling, J. Viland, A. Bullis, A.Hagemen.C. Hanson. W.Smidstra, R. Kruse, W. Miller, D.Toms, ABSENT: M. Anderson, M.Hoh, R. Nergaard. FRONT ROW: K. Harmon, L. Thompson, A. Henningson, R. Wharton, E. Vermeer, L. Winge, L. Fick, D. Schei, D. Schmidtgall, SECOND ROW: A. Schmidt, H.Stroh, T. Vining, D.Skyberg, G. DeYoung, R Wessels, M.Reu, R. Woodley, A. Siebenahler. EIGHTH GRADE FRONT ROW: J.Britz, M. Kruger, A. Maras, T.Hamann. G. Wulf, A. DePauw, D. Arends, SECOND ROW: G. Herreid, A. Reu, J.Hulbert, D. Olson, R . Bjerk, T. Nelson, K.Juhl, E. Loeffler, THIRD ROW: D. McDermott, M.Buysse, G. Godfrey, D. Gabrielson, R. Nergaard, L. Forrest, C.Priesz, D. Mulder, M. Cross, N. Wendt. FRONT ROW: W. Emery, R. Alink, C. Mulligan, L. De Groot, B. Jorgenson, R. Creeger, W. Jensen. A. Kruger. C. Meinerts, SECOND ROW: B. Mulvihill. M. Ahrendt, K. Brooks, B. Olson, V. Golla, G. Gehrke, B. Heikes, P. Doeksen, K. McIntyre, C. Godfrey. SEVENTH GRADE Off to a Big Start in L.H.S. FRONT ROW: B. Scheidt, R. Rippe, S. Schoon, S. Rapp, J. VanderKoii, D. Aanenson, T. Arends, SECOND ROW: A. Bowman, B. Sanders, J. Sodeman, A. Anson, J. Ackerman, C. Toms, J. Wal- grave. FRONT ROW: S. Carter, W. Martin, J. Dibbern, S. Miller, P. Getman, C. Egan, M. Holleran, SECOND ROW: J. Cronbert, D. Goehle, V. Hanson, L. Forrest, A. Krohn, W. Mohr, J. Mulder, SEVENTH GRADE FRONT ROW: W. Rogge, J. Roberts. P. Peterson, W. Reu, S. Schlader. R. Sterns. R. Schmidt, SECOND ROW: L. Ossenfort, P. Schmalz, M. Ruddy, D. Skyberg, M. Smith, P. Johnson, J. Kafka, L. Umland, ABSENT: S. Anderson, V. Smit, B. Yackley, J. Piepgras. FRONT ROW: A. Henningsen, A. Madison, C. Mulligan, M.Baatz, K. nderson, M. Smith, R. Rippe, SECOND ROW: C. Priesz, V. Hanson, S. Jacobs, S. Rippe, E. Sanders, D. Smith, THIRD ROW: S. Mundahl, D. Phillips, A. Hageman, D. Dreshin, T.Fay, D McIntyre, J. Drummond, N.Johnson. Junior High Student Council Statesmen in the Making Organized on the same principles as the senior high council, the junior high student council has a cabinet composed of the following: Donald Phillips, Chairman; Thomas Fay, vice chairman; David Smith, president; Shirley Rippi, secretary and Audrey Madison, treasurer. The members of the council are the cabinet, the class presidents, and two electives from each homeroom. The council sets up policies for the junior high students to follow. It also gives the junior high people experience in the solving of problems and gives them a background of government handling. FRONT ROW: C.Rohlck, J.Grage, P.Gerike, B. Mulligan, J. Anderson, M. Juhl, J. Cummings, M. Fodness, J. Kiebach, SECOND ROW: D. Piepgras, F.Smeins, S . Rolph, T.Getman, E. Rober, G. Ahrendt, M. Roberts, G. Pierson, K. Hoime, M.Skewes, THIRD ROW: J. Hagen, M.Groth, D. Jorgen- son, O. Anderson, J. Lehman, J. Wiese, G.Aanenson, J. Rolfs, S. Thompson, D. Schei, R. Cummings. Senior High Student Council Future Administration Meeting on alternate Mondays, the council serves as the government of the student body. Mem- bers consist of the cabinet, class presidents, two representatives from each homeroom, and five members at large. Making arrangements for a foreign exchange student for next year, sponsoring an annual dance, working on the teenage code , and setting a new magazine sales record are just a few of the very successful projects the council handled. COUNCIL CABINET: G. Pierson, J. Anderson. R. Cummings, J. Hagen, M. Fodness, P.Gerike. 34 CHECKROOM Check your coat, please? FRONT ROW: K.Boysen, M. Top, C. Rusche, K. Medill, M.Fodness, J. Christensen, SECOND ROW: J. Molitor, E. Honken, J. Gabrielson, M VanEngelenhoven, J.Jessen, E.Rober, G.Ahrendt, J. Tofteland. FRONT ROW: C.Henrikson, D. Kuper, C. Madison, J. Lehman, D. Bowman, M.Fick, S. Rolph, SECOND ROW: S. Thompson, D. Schei, K.Hoime, G. Pot- hast, H. Dreessen, G. Madtson, D. Mitchell, E.Gramstad. Concessions Popcorn, peanuts, candy? FRONT ROW: M. Woodley, C. Thompson, M.Smit, A . Maras, J.Kasemodel, B. Christensen, C.Rohlck, P.Baatz, SECOND ROW: J. Vink, J.Ronland, S. Matteison, P. DeBates, D. Madison, K.Hoime, D. Groth, J.Goembel, A.Goembel, N.Boysen, R Nagel, A. Vermeer, THIRD ROW: R.Schlader, R. Sasker, J.Gramstad, H. Priess, L. Raschke, C.Goehle, M. Deiterman, D. Moulton, S. Popken, G. Greve, J. Brandenburg, ABSENT: E. Miller, S.Herrman, S.Mohr, L.Claussen, P. Hatting, J. Leh- man, S. Thompson. USHERS We guide our patrons. FRONT ROW: Mr.Schade, F.Cook, D. DePauw, C. Madison, R. Braa, D.Kuper. D. Arp, SECOND ROW: J. Ronlund, R. Schlader S. Thompson, B.Braa, W. Janssen, D. Lafrenz, M. Viessman, THIRD ROW: E. VanEngelhoven, D. Swenson, V. Dykhouse, D. Dubbe, J. Wiese, B.Grafing, J.Gieseke, E.Gramstad, ABSENT: C. Dooyem? FRONT ROW: P. Aukes, J.Halsne, D. Lafrenz, M. Viessman, H. Priesz (senti- nel), G. Meinerts, M.Fick, R. Top, SECOND ROW: D. Ruddy, A. Wulf, R. Cron- berg, R.Jauert, R. Madison, K. Kallsen, W.Greve, THIRD ROW: L.VanTol, G. McClure, D. Swenson, J. Ruddy, B.Claussen, V. Christensen, A. Stoltenberg. FRONT ROW’: D. Wessels, L. Hawes, S. Rolph (secretary), C.Goehle, R. Moel- ler, D. Bowman, A.Kiebach, C.Sasker, G. Anderson, SECOND ROW: L. Claus- sen, G.Stroeh, D Paulson, D. Umland, L.Boelman, R.Sasker, D. DePauw. D. Gertz, H. Paulson, THIRD ROW: C. Henrickson, C. Madison, D.Kuper, D.Schei, (president), K. Naglestad (treasurer), H. Dreessen (reporter), K. Ladd, L. Mul- vihill, R. DeKing (vice-president). B.Greve, ABSENT: J. Vink, D. Johnson, M. Dreessen. FFA FRONT ROW: M.Fodness, M. Woodley, M. Smit, C. Rusche, R. Beatty, D. Dibbern, M. Stoterau, J. Cummings, S.Mohr, SECOND ROW: J.Grage, E.Beug, L. Schmidt. D. Forrest, K.Hoime, E.Hon- ken, S. Weed, T.Medill, THIRD ROW: D. Moulton, J. Gabrielson, Y. Atkinson, M. Deiterman, D. Jes- sen, J. Tofteland, S. Manion. GAA Gabby, Ambitious, and Attractive FRONT ROW: P. Baatz, J. DeBuck, S. Frederick, D. Friestad, J.Schmuck, S. Toms, S. Thone, B. Nordmeyer, SECOND ROW: N. McIntyre, B.Bell, K. Jacobsen, A.Buysse, M. Van Engelenhoven, J. Kasemodel, A.Fodness, A. Koontz. Miss Glaser. THIRD ROW: D.Kallsen, M.Kiebach. P. DeBates. J. Brandenburg, J. Olson, J. Jessen, S. King, R. Nagel, P. Hatting. FRONT ROW: J. Cummings, M.Kiebach, P. DeBates, L. Schmidt, R. Beatty, D. Forrest, D. Dibbern, M. Roberts. S. Manion, SECOND ROW: N. McIntyre. P. Kent, D.Friestad, A.Goembel, M Woodley. J. lessen, M. Smit. K. Medill, A. Koontz, THIRD ROW: E.Beug, G. Ahrendt, S Hagen, E.Rober. K. Jacobson, Y. Atkinson, D. Jessen, K. Groth, D. Kallsen, Miss Glaser. PEP CLUB f LHS Spirit FRONT ROW: J. DeBuck, K.Boysen, C.Rusche, J.Goembel, J. Gabrielson, J.Olson, A. Hansen, J. Schmuck. C. Thompson, J.Kasemodel, SECOND ROW: S. Frederick, P. Baatz. B.Nordmeyer. S. Thone, B.Bell. M.Top, J.Grage, S. Mohr, B. Miller, THIRD ROW: S. Toms, C. Rue, P. Hatting. M. Deiterman, M. VanEngelenhoven, D Moulton, J Brandenberg, G Greve, J. Molitor, B Bullis, Buysee. FRONT ROW: D. Kallsen-Sec. -Treasurer, Y. Atkinson- ROW M.Woodly, M.Kiebach, J. DeBack, A. Koontz, J. dill A Fodness, THIRD ROW: J. TofteUnd, EHonken, Top. S. King, J. Schmuck, FOURTH ROW: D. Madison. A D. Jessen. K. Groth. A. Hansen. President. E.Beug-Vice President. SECOND Heronimus, B. Bullis, J.Kasemodel. K. Me- C. Thompson, W. Lafrenz, A. Esselink, M. . Essman, E. Cousyn, D. Moulton, P. DeBates, PHI BETA Guardians of the Bookshelves FRONT ROW: Miss Hoon. J. Vink. C.Rohlck. M.Smit. N. Boysen. D; “bb 'cTet’ J. Goembel. N Mclntyr,• JJCONE.ROW: S. Hagen, M. Deiter- LS:°S: Roemeling, M. Roberts. J.Olson. K. Jacobson. J. Brandenburg. AB- SENT: S. Her rman. _________ FRONT ROW: S. Fredericks. S.Thone, B.Nordmeyer. S. Mohr, S. Bagbey, J. Anderson, M.Fodness, SECOND ROW: S. Toms, M. Woodley. V. Reu, M. Deiterman, J. Tofteland, C. Rusche, J.Goemble, J. Kiebach, J. Cummings, THIRD ROW: P. Hatting, D. Moulton. A. Dreesen, J. Bosch. B.Roemeling. D.Jessen, L. Schmidt. ECHO Pen-Pushers FRONT ROW: Mr. Gits, C.Rohlck, J.Urry, M. Roberts, P. Rupp, K. Brummer. P.Gerike, A. Fod- ness, J. Kasemodel, K. Medill, SECOND ROW: E. Bueg, P. DeBates, E.Honken. R. Beel.nan, Y. At- kinson, K. Groth, D. Kallsen, S . Weed, R. Nagel, M Skewes. THIRD ROW: D. Dibbern, D. Forrest, D. Schei, G. Aanenson, D. Mitchell, M Ormseth, R. Schlader, J. Hagen, ABSENT: A. Maras, D. Schmalz, S. Manion, M. VanEngelenhoven, L. Mattiesen. ANNUAL Lay-out, copy, type! Lay-out, copy, type! The process of compiling a year's activities in- to one book begins with choosing the staff the pre- vious year. Those on the layout staff begin by set- ting up a dummy book. This book seldom looks like the finished product for many new ideas and improvements are incorporated into it. It must be decided what pictures will be needed, where they will be, and what size each should be. When the dummy book is completed, half of the job is done. During this time the typing staff does the recording of information. The next step was the writing of headlines for each page of the annual and the summarizing of some of the activities by the copy staff. Then began the final lap of pasting copy, trim- ming pictures, and hoping everything goes together as planned. As you may suspect, everything does not runas smoothly as it may seem. Snags which must be ironed out always develop. The force behind the staff was their advisor, Mr. Weinman. It was be- cause of his encouragement and prodding that the staff was able to give you this book to remind you of your first year in the new high school. FRONT ROW: R.SchUder, D.Kuper. J. Hagen. C. Madison. J. Lehman. SECOND R° ' K Medill. C.Rohlck. B. Christensen. J.Grage, A.. Fodness, M.Fodness. M. Ske we s, M. Roberts, M Seivers THIRD ROW: Mr. Weinman. P. DeBates. M.Stoterau, A . Hansen. B.Braa. S. Weed, K. Groth, D.Kalsen, R. Nagel, M. Juhl, FOURTH ROW: M.Ormseth, S. Thompson, G. Aanenson. B.Braa. D. Jessen, M.Earl, G.Greve, A.Goembel, ABSENT: R. Cummings. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CAST, FRONT ROW: Y. Atkinson, S. Manion, R. Beatty, J. Cummings, SE- COND ROW: R. Beelman, S.King, M. Roberts, C.Rohlck, O. Anderson, THIRD ROW: J.Sandstede, K. Bjerk. Junior Class Play November 15 and 16 were the dates that the presentation of Brother Goose , the Junior Class Play was given. Brother Goose is a delightful comedy in which Jeff Adams, the brother goose , had the responsibility of raising his younger brother and sisters. The results are quite hilarious. The eleven characters are: Jeff Adams who is about 25 and an architect by profession. Jeff was character- ized by Orrin Anderson, Carol Adams is fifteen, and is a confident, self-possessed young lady played by Ruth Beatty. Wesley Adams is about seventeen. He is always in a state of excitement---------usually over some girl. The part of Wes was played by Kenny Bjerk. Hyacinth is a ten year old tomboy. She loves football as much as she hates dishes. Hyacinth's part was played by Sue Manion. Helen is the latest of the housekeepers in the Adams' home, and was portrayed by Rosalind Beelman. Sarah, the Mason s negro maid, was played by Carol Rohlck. Peggy who is about nineteen or twenty is the saleslady, portrayed by Judy Cummings, who trys to sell Jeff a pair of socks. She appears rather lightheaded at times - -but, she knows what she is doing. Eve Mason, a young lady of seventeen from the South, is Wesley's latest interest, and was played by Yvonne Atkinson. Lenore Hudson is a stunning rich young lady, characterized by Marcia Roberts. She pretends to be interested in the cultural aspects of life, but is not wholly sincere. Mrs. Trimmer is the owner of five Wee Blue Inns. She is quite frank and never minces matters. Her part was played by Sondra King. The truck driver which was played by John Sandstede gets quite angry over one of Hyacinth's devices to bring a solution to the problem of where the football game between the Mortuarries , and the Tigers is to be played. STAGE AND MAKE-UP CREW, FRONT ROW: W. Braa, D. Kallsen, K. Groth, S.Bagbey, SECOND ROW: J.Halsne, J.Sandstede, L.Rascke. FRONT ROW: K. Anderson, S. Rippe, J. Mitchell, V. Atkinson, D. forrest, L. Schmidt, J. Cummings, SECOND ROW: S. Bagbey, E.Skyberg, P. Holder, J. Carlson, D.Oye, D.Beelman, C.Rohlck, M. Top, K. Boysen, R. Nagel. M.Skewes, THIRD ROW: M.Roberts, A. Esselink, A. Bosch, J.Ahrendt, D. Schei, D. Schmalz, Y. Atkinson, D. Jessen, R. Beelman, G. Pierson, K. Medill. Declam What Next—Hollywood? Our speakers of tomorrow are heard as they have been getting ready for the contests. The sub- district was held in the new Luverne High School this year. As the annual goes to press, Luverne has five winners in the sub-district that go on to the district. They are as follows: Mary Skewes, dramatic; Judy Cummings, humorous; Lora Lee Schmidt, man- uscript reading; Daniet Schmalz, extemperaneous speaking; and Stanley Bagbey, pantomime. FRONT ROW: DOye, J.Mitchell, M.Skewes, K. Medill. J.Cummings, SECOND ROW: G.Pierson, L. Schmidt, D. Schmalz, D. Forrest, S. Bagbey. 43 Marching Band Flag Swingers Twirlers FRONT ROW: S.King, B.Bullis, SECOND ROW: G. FRONT ROW: K. Boysen, S. Manion, SECOND Ahrendt, J.Tofteland, J.Brandenburg, J.Schmuck. ROW: B.Bell, K. Jacobsen, E. Rober, J. Molitor. 44 6 s -es cVv 5 1 act' rr att AtvB°n n't'fe 9°n i Yv VV-f ’iSsr fVjotcs p.B-'tf m SCO- r.. Concert Band DIRECTOR Richard Johnson SAXOPHONES L. Schmidt L. Forrest E.Beug A. Madison G. Pierson R. Kayser FRENCH HORNS D. Mulligan K. Brummer K. Anderson J. Cummings f£,oss'° - otr- SAss ■B. £S toSne 0 bren it ss And er« or Jo Boat r8en ES «on V Cr?thin8S Mu ZT° ick B SS N Jo h OOiv nsor OB°e M- Juhi BAND SOLOISTS BAND COUNCIL M. Juhl, Y. Atkinson, E.Cousyn, P. Kent. FRONT ROW: M. Juhl, E.Cousyn, R. Beatty, J. An- derson, L. Schmidt, J . Kiebach, SECOND ROW: D. Mulligan, R. Cummings, D. Piepgras, R.Rogness. Small Spokes in the Band Wheel FLUTE TRIO P.Rupp, E.Cousyn, K. nderson CLARINET OUARTET J. Kiebach, D. Dibbern, D. Forrest, M. Skewes. FRONT ROW: D. Blessing, F. Smeins, B. Mulligan, D. Mulligan, J. Halsne, R.Braa, J. Serie, J. Kuehl, A. Holling, K. Bjerk, M. Nelson, R. Bowman, R. Cummings, W. Janssen, M. Fick, S.Bagbey, J.Britz, W. Pierson, SECOND ROW: D. Jorgenson, S. Hoiland, O. Anderson, G. Aanenson, D. Piepgras, B Braa, G. DeGroot, B.Rogness, J. Ruddy, R.Schlader, M.Groth, D. Mahoney, J. Egan, F.Cook, D. DePauw, D.Paulson, D. Arp, THIRD ROW: W.Bock, D. Mitchell, E.Gramstad, B.Grafing, J.Ahrendt.D. Schmalz, V. Dykhouse, J. Geiseke, J. Rolfs, B. Rogge, J. Hagen, M.Ormseth, G. McKay, P. Bonthius, K.Hoime, T.Getman, J. Lehman, C.Goehle, D. Umland, Miss Thompson. r Glee Clubs FRONT ROW: J.Gowan, M.Skewes, J. Urry, S. Weed, S. Toms, P. Hatting, N. McIntyre, P. Kent, J. Cummings, J. Anderson, D.Groth, R. Beatty, S. King. K.Hoime, P.Gerike. S.Thone, J.Kiebach, SE- COND ROW: A. Koontz, S. Manion, C. Thompson, J.Grage, S.Mohr, G.Ahrendt, R. Nagel. B. Bullis, P.Baatz, D. Dibbern, J. Olsen, G. Pierson, P. Rupp, D. Forrest, J.Sehmuck, J.Tofteland, M. Top. B. Nordmeyer, THIRD ROW: P. Iverson, J. Molitor, M. Roberts, S. Hagen, E. Rober, A. Esselink, S. Popken, C.Reu, S. Eitreim, J. Brandenburg, A. Vermeer, J. Bosch, M.Stoterau, D. Kallsen, J. Stein- feldt, Miss Thompson, FOURTH ROW: M.Juhl, L. Schmidt, K.Brummer, D. Jessen, A. Bosch, R. Beelman, Y. Atkinson, K.Groth, ABSENT: S. Herrman, P. Mitchell, J. Gabrielson. MIXED CHORUS There’s Music in the Air FRONT ROW: S. Mohr, J.Gowan, S. Manion, P.Kent, P.Baatz, N. McIntyre, S.Toms, E. Rober, K. Brummer, S. Hagen, D. Jessen, J. Anderson, S. King, J. Cummings, G. Pierson, S.Thone, P. Gerike, B.Nordmeyer, D. Dibbern, J. Olson, SECOND ROW: Miss Thompson, M. Roberts, J. Urry, M.Juhl, S. Weed, L. Schmidt. M.Skewes, P. Hatting, A. Esselink, K.Groth, Y. Atkinson, J. Kiebach, K.Hoime, M. Stoterau, J. Bosch. D. Forrest, P. Rupp, J. Schmuck, R. Beatty, J. Steinfeldt, THIRD ROW: B. Mul- ligan, B.Braa, D. Mulligan, G. DeGroot, R.Schlader, J. Hagen, K. Bjerk, M.Ormseth, B. Rogge, B. Rogness, M. Nelson, R. Bowman. M. Fick, W. Janssen, S. Bagbey, FOURTH ROW: J.Halsne, D. Swen- son, D. Jorgenson, W.Bock, G. Aanenson, B.Braa, D. Piepgras, O. Anderson, D. Schmalz, D. Mitchell, T. Getman, J. Lehman, R. Cummings, K.Hoime. P.Bonthius, M. Groth, D. Mahoney, F. Cook, W. Pier- son. ■ SOLOISTS: FRONT ROW; G. Pierson, L. Schmidt, Y. Atkinson, K.Brummer, S. Hagen, SECOND ROW: S.Toms, P.Gerike, M.Juhl, R. Hatting, J. Cummings, S. Mohr, THIRD ROW: R. Mulligan, R. Schladcr, T.Getman, D. Piepgra3, D.Schmalz. R. Bowman, R. Cummings, D. Jorgenson, R. Rogness. BOY'S OCTET: D. Mitchell. R. Bow- man, D.Piepgras, T.Getman, D. Jor- genson, R. Cummings, B.Rogness, W. Pierson. }l H n 1 I I i « •' 0 MIXED OCTET: D. Swenson, D. Mulli- gan, M.Skewes, M. Roberts, R. Beat- ty, D. Dibbern, M.Fick, M. Nelson. v o c A L E N S E M B L E S I Feel a Song Coming on TRIPLE.TRIO: J. Anderson, K. Hoime, J.Kiebach, J. Cummings, Y . tkinson, P. Hatting, S. Mohr, L. Schmidt, M. Juhl. GIRL'S TRIO: K.Brum- mer, P. Gerike, G. Pierson. 49 RUNNER-UP REGION 2 1956 QfC tft. CMMT'Ufli OUEEN: Janice Anderson, KING: Mike Ormseth, ATTENDANTS: Marianna Juhl, Janice Kiebach, Kathryn Hoime, Jim Hagen, Russell Cummings, Stanley Thompson, CL ASS PRESIDENT: Dennis Schei, JUNIOR PRINCESS: Ruth Beatty, SOPHOMORE PRINCESS: Eleanor Rober, FRESHMEN PRINCESS: Lois Iverson, PAGE GIRLS: Pamela Holsen, Jennifer Holsen. CARDINAL CAPERS HOMECOMING The Main Event of the Year Ye Old Legends and Tales was the theme for this year's annual homecoming festival. The homecoming event opened on Thursday evening with the coronation of Queen Janice Anderson and King Mike Ormseth, a- midst the royal setting of candelabras and royal music. The fes- tive spirit reached fever pitch portions on Friday afternoon as the colorful homecoming parade wound its way through downtown Lu- verne, before a capacity crowd of onlookers lined the streets. Highlighting the two day homecoming holiday was the gridiron vic- tory of the Luverne Cardinals over the Blue Earth Buccaneers. The annual homecoming dance in the school cafeteria was reigned over by the homecoming royalty. CHEERLEADERS Rah! Rah! Rah! J. Anderson, P. Rapp, S. Manion, J. Kiebach R. Beatty, D. Forrest -L I ;-Lgg .0-13 Over Marshall; Tl“ ■ Rock Rapids Here Fri. Ormseth Paces uverne To 1st A in Season Two sparking runs rmufclh and a Marsh ive the Luverne •aks they've iis season. The Cardin in over t te first hoi •re, and lo three ga Marshall aim , with irly Lead Luverne to i« game alt couple of Bpidv and iptds 44 y. t'oach An1 •am «mashed iroughout th c k Itapids at .: stopped In a lenage broke th: oral yards He iccesstul passes •«•sad Defense Coach Anderson pt exive defense work hieh clicked so well Ip of Kenny Nagcixlad ,1h Hotme H-.inir aw ! on for the first tirap this m Wiese was credited Bach for putting in one itstanding nights at the end he tall player snared sev es Friday night and made e tackles and block' There were few starters in ._ ...I. 1 ting the Tigers in scoring range in the first quarter and Clarence Kl c going over lor the score John Ahlm successfully kicked th con- version and the second quarter ended 7 to 0 in favor of Marshall Ran 65 Yards To Score Late in the second quarter. r;h school football uded their eaxoi he Pipestone game but Anderson and the players ?ady calculating what tte ve in store next season year promises to give the Is more depth in the back _ nil the liM will Bad Pass Sots Up Touchdown ; Wf k wls Luverne player' took advantage pMt Season ol a lumloe by David Swenncvj, back over the 1956 sea- when he got a bad pant from cent cardinals were a light, in er on his own 25 ard line. Swen team of gndders. who nes lost control of the hall and it |r best to make up for rolled to the eight yard line, where shortcomings with hard he was hit by Cardinal players to givi in the i probably this year ;ames and Ormseth drove around hi left won three ss to Larry Rapp was Jespite some cripples and point, to let Lu- handicap of size and ex- H the end of 1 if the team had not been the season. to the statistics. Lu near as shows The y slightly behind yardage and They scored com iponents slightly “ Jouch Eton badly as be Card- Host an The Luverne Cardinal football am romped over Rock Rapids 34 13 Friday night in the second ictory of the season for the re jvemated Cardinal team. Rock Rapids came into the tilt ith Elmer Menage and ten other ayers. Menage nude the only •al gains for his squad, and with- it him. Luverne would likely ive rolled the score much higher en with roiierves rmvefh Scores 4 TD's It wax a big night again for peed merchant Mike Ormseth ho romped over for four of Lu erne’s touchdowns Ormseth loss d a pass over the goal line to im Wiese for the fifth score Jor enson passed to vo conversions successful and ob Rogness and Ormseth each ran ver an extra point. Both Rogness and Ormseth went ito the game with old injuries not illy healed. The other two start backs. Joe Gramstad and Den its two scores. Menage scored oi them, one of the best runs of the evening He intercepted Tom (ietman's pass on the Luverne 40 conversion and ran to the goal untouci Luverne x first toucbdowi was started on the Rock Ra( after the wind held Menage from making much distano genson. Rogneas. Joe Or and Ormseth each picked u age as the Cards relc ground their way toward tl Ormseth went over from t foot mark. Jorgenson’s | Wiese was good for the point. A good tackle by Deni fifth score Jor oney stopped Mahoney on Wiese to make down forcing him to pun LllVeme MllS ------- ... ---4 Rock Rapids took the again On the second pla scrimmage. Ormseth was the goal line from the Ro« ids 40 yard line Rogness I over with the extra point Luverne lead 14 to 0 with gone in the second quartet strumental in spark occasional dtfensiM mer Mitchell. sn .u. ed up we l in m. othei guard spot  through «-it her him Some of the backurm pg who sew a lot of actum tkS who will tie n tuning for Luverne. include Henan genson. who was the regular terback this season Joe Qra Tom Getman. Dick ■ arter Conneh and Dennis Mahon Some of the more x boys that will be back m next season will include Rapp Orrin Anderson, Piepgras. Roy Moeller and Rolph F.lmer Frahm assisted II erson with coaching the gr and Ernest Dah|berg scou Scored 13 Touchdowns Of the Cardinal players semf Mike Ormseth posted an IS touchdowns Dennis I scored three times and Bob ness and Jim Wiese each twice Wiese scored on pas The number of touebnM closeness in the statistical m« nt indicates that Luverat light offensive team could mo the ball, but defensively lea •etuugh ground so that oppodg teams built up a scoring marfr ivei them at the right times fan think that the Cm have won the Fairmont « I L ;m severa! fumbles m I mistakes that set tka | rolled up an amawl injured to 221 for 1 f this vear. and A for any high srhs was the big M Luverne tour | to big Jim Wi ier tally Den driving led over fret I for l.uvernrl er a 40 yar the Red u erritory. piderson | hailed t! lalf a ben  ve done Ik I 'the Card el I to periods • scoring dm irtually gives I I r from the five f l Cards Win Homecoming Game 34-19 Over Bucs; Trojans Here Tomorrow Best Stride Of Seasons Play Luverne Cardinals football fans Luverne ten. Blue Earth managed to go over in two plgy.s. Gary Madison and Kenny Nagel ; stad were workhorses on defense in Friday nights' game. Madtxon. | especially, stopped more than his share of Bucs offensive plays. Fullback Ra-lnjurad Joe Gramstad. lanerne's rugged ter. Blue Earth punched holes in 1 V 30 yard line with thr kickoflf score through the middle from! one yard line. A pa was pleted for the extra point. Cards Scoring Driva Ormseth returned the Blue E | FRONT ROW: D.Schmalz, M.Groth, L. Rapp, D. Carter, S. Rolf. T.Getman, S. Carlson, D. Connell. J. Rolfs, G. McKay. D. Mahoney. SECOND ROW: J.Gramstad, D. Piepgrasf J. Hagen. K. Hoime, M. Ormseth, B.Rogness, E.Gramstad, J. Wiese. D. Kuper, G. Madtson, S. Thompson. D. Mitchell. K. Naglestad, R.Schlader, THIRD ROW: Arling Ander son-Coach, W. Pierson, O. Anderson. H. Dreessen, R. Richters, C.Dooyema, R. Mulligan, R.Cronberg, R. Moeller, D. Jorgenson. D. Boelman, D. Bles- sing, F.Smeins, S. Hoiland, Elmer Frahm-Assistant Coach. Senior High Football The Luverne Cardinal Football Team ended their 1956 gridiron season with a total of eight games. Of this eight, four were played at home, and four games away. Again fulfilling the tradition, the Lu- verne Cardinals won their homecoming game against a tough Blue Earth team. Also for their 1956 record is the winning of 3 out of the 4 home games. I r Scores Luverne 1 3 Fairmont 1 9 Luverne 6 Brookings 1 3 Luverne 1 3 Jackson 2 5 Luverne 20 Marshall 1 3 Luverne 34 Rock Rapids 1 3 Luverne 34 Blue Earth 1 9 Luverne 6 Worthington 34 Luverne 1 3 Pipestone 2 0 A 55 FRONT ROW: D. Skyberg, L. Boelman, J. Martin, R. Jensen, D. McIntyre, G. Hendrickson, R. brooks, D. Doekson, L. Hollister, R. Navara, D. Phillips, J. Cook, SECOND ROW: A.Hageman, M.Hageman, L. Wright, R.Top, S. Bertrand, G. Wright, T. Connell, D. Gertz, S.Bressler, C.Mohr, D. Smith, H. VanderStreek, THIRD ROW: H.Gangestad, R.Bell, R. Connell, R.Bjerk, D. Jenssen, P.Getman, A. Bullis, R. Herman, G.Kayser, G. Godfrey, A. Siebenahler, L. Winge, D.Arends, D. Toms, FOURTH ROW: Mr. Kiecker-Assistant Coach, Mr. Dahlberg-Head Coach, Mr. Larson-Assistant Coach. Junior High Football Scores Luverne 13 Pipestone 7 Luverne 7 Pipestone 6 Luverne 0 Worthington 21 Luverne 7 Worthington 7 Photos by Luverne Announce 56 Cards Miss Friday romp 88-56 In Season Finals Luverne Uses Went Into Overtime Jim Wiese At Home With Flu The Ui verne hoopsters overtime period to defeat t Ihington five 67 to 5 aftei All Reserves All This Week Stull and an accurate Worthington' Forrest tied the game at 57 to 57 Tall. slim. Jim Wiese tall center, made In Second Half throws for 17 first half point to ed to be against luverne. He lead the way to putting the l ards the Cards played one of their into an early lead. games of the season, wilh the Mcrlyn Groth was second high «gjjg.0 k . scorer for the Cards with 14 points JWWd such . Franx 'aid he liked the way v lK-‘ J 0 (,roth played m (fir game He n with playing a nninted out that Groth's 14 points Tjame. nhanced l y the fact that he in the at 55 Luvero out'cored their ent in eve i «fuartei. except i fourth, when Kdgcrton earned points to 13 for the Cards. Card B Team Win t a cruel Cardinal Tho flu hug d Haro 'rar am thi' week .Inn Wiese f.uverne’s 6-3 The Mur p The Luverne B team wound ICS season with a narrow 34 to vin over the FdgertVo B tea • last half of the game. McK Cronberg earned animals T r Frahm Dm. The only los e strength of that the Q inding vj ester Fulda npted shot second tempted hile the Cards tnpti. Lm«-: ne row out of 23 losers sank 11 Big Jim Wiese lints in the first hal in the post. He ith most of the other gulan midway in the ____ after having contributed I White The detern ■ h.nc given up 21 points Fulda couldn't hit the bank ._ ards in the early stages of theerrib me, either on free UUQ ©deadly Ft 20 Point Beeck. Fulda’s versat rd-ccnler. was almost Fulda player to find If _ „ere them on field goal Next lu TuIda's -curer for Fulda. Mansmith cen the Kuna, got 5 points each. Squee lousfly the eas- of the Luverne’s regular Fulda baffled tourney play. Fulda. tight network Trojans In Overtime defense Raider’s i had a very cold night on (White players WHl JWra Jf many of their fans who had watch- rea ing the baU through tbe Fu| games. stone. one of them over Pipe many ot tneir Ians wno nau w«im- ( ••• • wiriSTJ h « ed the Raider win their last three fense._Rapp hit mot fi  ld goals 'from the outcourt. keep the ft idcn ttUm - Lakefield Here Cards Rout Fulda 71 To 43 rhrill er Sees dUuafiiaa jans making a last minute t make a coup, the first hall In Quarter - Final Contest FRONT ROW: D. Jorgenson, B. Rogness, K. Naglestad, J. Wiese, G. Aanenson, M. Ormseth, M. Groth, SECOND ROW: Coach-Harry Franz, Manager-C. Carter, D. Mahoney, L. Rapp, D. Carter, Assistant Coach-Elmer Frahm. Senior High Basketball The Luverne Cardinal basketball squad has a record that we can all be proud of this year as they finished the season with an outstanding record of 17 wins and 3 losses. During the regular season, the Cards lost to Jasper by a score of 52 to 64 and to Mountain Lake by a score of 58 to 60. The third loss was incurred during the regional tournament when Pemberton pounced the Cards with a 60 to 57 victory. The Cardinals will miss their two starting seniors, Jim Wiese and Ken Naglestad. With our returning lettermen, we, the students, will be looking forward to another successful year in basketball. Fulda Jackson Marshall Flandreau Jasper Slayton Worthington Lakefield Scores We They We They 65 32 Fulda 75 49 58 54 Pipestone 67 59 59 37 Jasper 52 64 50 48 Rock Rapids 57 50 66 55 Worthington 57 55 64 48 Pipestone 63 51 67 59 Mountain Lake 58 60 44 42 Edgerton 88 56 58 FRONT ROW: A. Hageman, K. Mohr, D. Doekson, W. Mulligan, D. Paulson, D. Barmore, D. McIntyre, J.Kuehl, SECOND ROW: D. Phillips, D.Connell, J. Rolfs, R.Cronberg, D.Schmalz, V.Dykhouse, M. Hageman, M Manion. T.Fay. Bomber Basketball The Luverne Bombers can be commended on their terrific record of IS wins and 1 loss. Lake- field defeated the Bombers by a score of 40 to 34 during the season. With a record this good, the prospects for future successful seasons look very good. Fulda Jackson Marshall Flandreau Jasper Slayton Worthington Lakefield Scores We They We They 54 15 F ulda 29 25 27 24 Pipestone 41 30 50 35 Jasper 46 34 69 34 Rock Rapids 53 27 38 16 Worthington 51 39 40 33 Pipestone 48 27 47 45 Mountain Lake 54 41 34 40 Edgerton 34 33 59 AUTOGRAPHS 60