Luverne High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Luverne, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1958 volume:

The Xuierne lucerne, IflihheJcta Student Mif Presents The I9S8Cardinal Velum 'IUI a Editor: Karen Groth A Junior Editor: Eleanor Rober Table cf[ Content Title Page 1 Contents and Editors 2 Dedication 3 Administration 4 School Board 5 Faculty 6-8 Student Body Seniors 9-23 Juniors 24-26 Sophomores 27-29 Freshmen 30-32 Eighth Grade 33-34 Seventh Grade 35-36 Activities Student Councils 38-39 Publications 40-41 Music 42-47 Junior Class Play 48 Declam 49 Organizations 50-53 Homecoming 54-55 Sports 56-62 Spring Activities Prom 64 Senior Class Play 65 Graduation 66 Honor Society 67 Sports 68 Custodians and Bus Drivers 69 Tot Shots 70 hetficatich We, the students of Luverne High School, wish to dedicate our 1958 Cardinal to Philippe Piot, our foreign exchange student from Cliam- bery, France. The students are grateful to the Luverne Rotary Club and the high school student council for giving us the chance to meet and know Phil. Through the foreign exchange program the National Field Service, who also sponsors Phil , strives to better relations between American students and students of foreign c ountries. Meet- ing students from other nations gives each of us an opportunity to compare school systems, community life and other aspects of everyday living. We the students are grateful for such an opportunity. As we will be the leaders of tomorrow, it is irrmor tant that we understand our neighbors across the ocean. Phil is an active student in L.H.S. being a member of the O. P. S. Club, Boys Glee Club, Mixed Chorus and Student Council. While in Luverne he makes his home with the Dr. G. N. Getman family. It has been a very rewarding experience having Phil with us as a fellow student and friend for the 1957-58 school year. A4wktitrat'm Mr. Harvey Eitreim, Superintendent Mrs. Florence James Augustana College South Dakota State University of S. D. B. A. M.S. Graduate Work Mr. Eitreim's Secretary Mr. John Holsen, Sr. High Principal Miss Alva Berg Jr High Principal Concordia College B.A. Augustana College B.A. University of Minn. M.A. University of Minn. Graduate Work University of Minn. Graduate Work University of Colorado Graduate Work Miss Martha Geick, Secretary Miss Janette Engstrom, Secretary £chcct £car4 STANDING: Elmer Piepgras, Ernest Hamann, Harvey Eitreim SEATED: Frank Michael, Albert Goehle, Fred Herman, Don Lippi, .Ted Schoon FRONT ROW: P. Baatz, M. Smit, J. Gowan, M. Top, P. Kent, SECOND ROW: C. Thompson, J.Kasemodel, D. Madison, A. Hansen, THIRD ROW: E. Rober, G. Ahrendt, D. Friestad, M. Kiebach, E. Cousyn. 5 Harold Ecklund U. of Iowa B. A. Laura Finberg Gustavus Adolphus B.A. U. of Minn. Graduate Work Thelma C. Haugen Mankato State B.E. U. of Colo. Graduate Work .. Barbara Hoon Winona Teachers B.S. Gerald C. Hussong U. of Iowa B. A. Ellsworth Conservatory of Music Graduate Work Richard C. Johnson Augustana College B.A. U. of Colo. Graduate Work Katherine M. Jordahl Concordia College B.A. Janet King Iowa State Teachers B.S. Thomas B. Kiecker Mankato State B. S. Marjorie Kilker Southern State B. A. U. of S. D. Graduate Work Jacuit if Dorothy A. Ode B.S. tHcttC: The fact4 Called Teil lead tc the Citif Called £ucceAA. 'JUuet; Orchid Bert Anderson Class Officer 3 Baseball 1234 Chorus 1 Declam 4 T rack 12 Echo 4 Yvonne Atkinson Chorus Ensembles 234 Band Ensembles 4 Office Assistant 3 Student Council 4 Concessions 2 Chorus Solo 234 Band Solos 234 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 23 Cabinet 4 Declam 1234 Chorus 1234 Debate 4 Band 1234 Echo 234 GAA 123 Orrin Anderson Band Ensembles 2 Student Council 12 34 Class Officer 14 Class Play 3 Glee Club 2 34 Football 1234 Chorus 134 Annual 4 T rack 123 Band 234 Stanley Bagbey Band Ensembles 4 Office Assistant 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Chorus 1234 Declam 3 Annual 4 Band 1 234 Echo 234 Ruth Beatty Chorus Ensembles 34 Student Council 1 Cheerleader 34 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 23 Cabinet 1 Chorus 1234 Declam 4 Annual 4 Band 1234 Echo 2 GAA 123 Rosalind Beelmann Office Assistant 3 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Chorus 1 Declam 234 Annual 4 Band 234 Echo 34 Ken Bjerk Student Council 24 Class Officer 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Baseball 12 Football 1 Cabinet 4 Chorus 134 Annual 4 Track 1 Band 1234 Echo 4 Phil Bonthius Student Council 14 Glee Club 2 34 Football 124 Ushers 4 Chorus 1234 Declam 4 Annual 4 T rack 12 Echo 4 Evelyn Beug Office Assistant 3 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 234 Band 234 Echo 234 GAA 123 Janet Bosch Cafeteria Worker 34 Concessions 4 Glee Club 34 Chorus 134 Echo 3 Dennis Bowman Football 134 Ushers 34 Track 13 FF A 1234 Ronald Bowman Chorus Ensembles 234 Band Ensembles 2 Student Council 4 Chorus Solo 234 Glee Club 234 Cabinet 4 Chorus 1234 Declam 4 Band 1234 £ehicrA Karen Boysen Office Assistant 23 Baton Twirier 1234 Checkroom 34 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 4 Declam 23 GAA 12 Nancy Boysen Concessions 34 Phi Beta 34 William Braa Chorus Ensembles 4 Cafeteria Worker 34 Student Council 2 Concessions 4 Glee Club 234 Football 12 Chorus 1234 Annual 34 T rack 124 OPS 234 Robert Braa Cafeteria Worker 4 Office Assistant 2 Chorus Solo 2 Glee Club 23 Football 1 Chorus 123 Annual 23 Echo 2 OPS 23 FF A 1 Judy Brandenburg Flagswinging 1234 Concessions 3 Checkroom 4 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 14 Declam 2 Echo 4 GAA 12 Steven Carlson Football 1234 Track 1234 Evelyn Cousyn B nd Ensembles 134 Office Assistant 34 Student Council 2 Class Officer 4 Band Officer 3 Band Solos 34 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 234 Cabinet 1 Band 1234 Patricia DeBates Cheerleader 1 Concessions 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 1 Annual 34 Echo 34 GAA 123 1 %) Judy Cummings Chorus Ensembles 234 Student Council 123 Chorus Solo 34 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 23 Chorus 1234 Declam 1234 Band 1234 Echo 234 GAA 123 Dennis DePauw Glee Club 23 Chorus 1 OPS 34 FFA 1234 Darlene Dibbern Chorus Ensembles 34 Band Ensembles 1234 Student Council 1 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 23 Phi Beta 23 Cabinet 1 Chorus 1234 Deciam 1 Band 1234 Echo 234 GAA 123 £ehicf-A Aleida Dreesen Office Assistant 3 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 4 Echo 3 GAA 12 Dennis Dubbe Echo 2 OPS 234 Michael Earl Football 1 Chorus 1 Annual 1234 Trac k 1 OPS 1234 Jim Egan Cafeteria Worker 3 Glee Club 23 Baseball 234 Chorus I Track 34 Sandra Eitreim Glee Club 1234 Pep Club 12 Audrey Essman Office Assistant Concessions Phi Beta Chorus Echo 3 4 234 1 4 Charles Goehle Concessions 3 Glee Club 34 Baseball 1234 Football 12 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 Track 12 FF A 1234 Judy Goembel Cafeteria Worker 34 Concessions 3 Checkroom 4 Pep Club 23 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 1 Echo 34 Joseph Gramstad Student Council 4 Class Officer 24 Concessions 3 Football 1234 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 Track 123 Jeanine Gowan Chorus Ensembles 4 Office Assistant 34 Class Officer 1 Chorus Solo 4 Checkroom 4 Glee Club 1234 Chorus 1234 Karen Groth Chorus Ensembles 4 Cafeteria Worker 34 Office Assistant 3 Class Officer 2 Concessions 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 23 Declam 12 Chorus 134 Annual 34 Echo 234 GAA 123 Merlyn Groth Student Council 134 Class Officer 3 Basketball 1234 Glee Club 234 Baseball 12 Football 1234 Cabinet 4 Chorus 1234 Annual 4 Track 13 Band 123 £ehiwA Jerry Halgne Cafeteria Worker 4 Sports Manager 4 Concessions 4 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Football 1 Ushers 3 Chorus 1234 Annual 4 Track 1234 FFA 1234 OPS 4 Ardyth Hansen Cafeteria Worker 34 Office Assistant 4 Concessions 4 Pep Club 23 Phi Beta 234 Chorus 1 Annual 34 Band 1 Echo 4 Marlene Harmon Concessions 12 Checkroom 2 Glee Club 12 Pep Club 2 Chorus 2 F.H. A. 12 Charles Herreid Basketball 1 Chorus 1 Larry Hemme Class Officer 2 Glee Club 2 Ushers 4 Chorus 2 Track 23 « i-A Sandra Herrmann Student Council 1 Class Officer 2 A Concessions 3 Checkroom 4 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 12 w Phi Beta 34 Declam 12 f Echo 4 r GAA 12 £ehicrj Shirley Honken Cafeteria Worker 34 Elaine Honken Office Assistant 34 Student Council 4 Concessions 4 Checkroom 3 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 234 Declam 2 Echo 34 GAA 3 Lowell Jensen OPS FFA Donna Kallsen Cheerleader Class Play Glee Club Pep Club Phi Beta Chorus Annual Band Echo GAA 23 1234 4 3 34 123 23 4 3 12 234 1234 Dennis Jorgenson Chorus Ensembles 234 Sports Manager 3 Student Council 12 34 Basketball 1234 Glee Club 234 Baseball 234 Football 1234 Chorus 1234 Band 1234 Helen Kastein Chorus Ensembles 123 Girls' Basketball 123 Student Council 1 Class Officer 1 Cheerleader 2 Class Play 3 Glee Club 23 Softball 3 Chorus 123 Declam 2 Marilyn Kiebach Cafeteria Worker 3 Office Assistant 34 Concessions 4 Pep Club 23 Phi Beta 34 GAA 123 £enici A Sondra King Student Council 4 Class Officer 3 Flagswinging 34 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 3 Chorus 134 Annual 4 GAA 3 Donald Lafrenz Ushers 4 OPS 3 FFA 1234 Wanda Lairenz Office Assistant 3 Phi Beta 34 Sue Manion Chorus Ensembles 4 Student Council 24 Baton Twirler 1234 Cheerleader 1234 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 3 Cabinet 4 Chorus 1234 Annual 4 GAA 123 Delores Madison Office Assistant 4 Concessions 34 Phi Beta 234 Chorus 1 Annual 4 Echo 4 Anita Maras Cafeteria Worker 34 Concessions 34 Phi Beta 4 Debate 4 Echo 3 } Letta Matthiesen Office Assistant 3 Concessions 34 Chorus 1 Echo 4 1 123 123 1 4 12 1 1234 4 r Roy Moeller Football 12 34 Ushers 4 FFA 1234 Judy Molitor Baton Twirier 1234 Checkroom 34 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Chorus 14 Ec ho 4 Dave Mohr Baseball 1234 Football 1 Track 123 Larry Malvihill Chorus 12 Track 1 FFA 1234 Mary Otto Band Ensembles 3 Student Council 12 Concessions 3 | Chorus Solo 2 Band Solos 2 Glee Club 3 Pep Club 13 A Phi Beta 2 Chorus 12 Declam 123 Band 1234 GAA 12 Y « Phillippe Piot Student Council 4 Glee Club 4 Chorus 4 Track 4 OPS 4 David Piepgras Chorus Ensembles 234 Student Council 1234 Chorus Solo 34 Basketball 12 Glee Club 234 Football 1234 Chorus 1234 Declam 4 Annual 4 Track 1234 Band 1234 Wesley Pierson Chorus Ensembles 34 Cafeteria Worker 34 Sports Manager 34 Glee Club 234 Football 12 Chorus 134 T rack 1 Lowell Raschke Concessions 3 Class Play 3 Football 1 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 Track 3 £enicrA - i. A Howard Priesz Sports Manager Concessions Baseball Ushers Chorus T rack OPS FF A, Virginia Reu Cafeteria Worker Office Assistant Concessions Phi Beta wfK A Marcia Roberts Chorus Ensembles 34 Cafeteria Worker 34 Student Council 134 Class Officer 1 Class Play 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 23 Cabinet 4 Declam 123 Chorus 1234 Annual 34 Echo 234 GAA 1 4 3 1234 4 1 1 4 234 3 3 4 4 Carol Rohlck Office Assistant 3 Student Council 3 Concessions 234 Class Play 3 Phi Beta 234 Declam 123 Annual 34 Echo 34 John Ronlund Concessions Glee Club Football Ushers Annual OPS 3 4 1 4 23 123 Stanley Rolph Student Council 123 Football 123 Ushers 34 Track 1 FF A 1234 Melvin Ruddy FF A 1234 Connie Rusche Cafeteria Worker 34 Concessions 2 Checkroom 34 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 34 Echo 34 GAA 123 Robert Sasker Concessions OPS FF A 3 4 1234 John Sandstede Cafeteria Worker Basketball Class Play Baseball Football Ushers Chorus T rack Band Echo £etticrj 34 12 3 34 12 4 1 12 1 4 si Ray Schaikoski Glee Club 4 Baseball 34 Ushers 4 Chorus 1 Declam 4 Echo 4 Lora Lee Schmidt Chorus Ensembles 34 Band Ensembles 1 Student Council 24 Class Officer 24 Chorus Solo 34 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 23 Chorus 1234 Declam 13 Band 1234 Echo 234 GAA 123 Jeannette Schmuck Office Assistant 3 Concessions 4 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 4 Mary Smit Office Assistant 4 Concessions 34 Pep Club 23 Phi Beta 34 GAA 3 Judy Schmuck Flagswinging 1234 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 134 Annual 4 Echo 4 GAA 123 Margaret Sodemann Pep Club 12 CAA 123 £enfopA Joyce Steinfeldt Cafeteria Worker 34 Office Assistant 2 Chorus Solo 4 Glee Club 234 Chorus 1234 Judy Stuckenbroker Concessions 4 Chorus 1 Carolyn Thompson Office Assistant 4 Concessions 34 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 1 Echo 4 GAA 12 ‘ •I Joyce Tofteland FUgswinging 3 Concessions 4 Checkroom 3 Glee Club 234 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 14 Declam 4 Echo 34 G A 23 Marjorie Van Engelenhoven Cafeteria Worker 34 Concessions 2 Checkroom 34 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 34 Echo 34 GAA 13 Joanne Vink Concessions 4 Pep Club 12 Phi Beta 34 Chorus 1 Annual 4 Echo 3 Marlys Top Office Assistant Concessions Checkroom Glee Club Pep Club Phi Beta Chorus Declam 34 4 34 234 23 34 1 23 Melvin Viessman Ushers OPS FFA 4 3 1234 Clayton Winge Student Council 2 Basketball 12 Baseball 4 Football 12 Chorus 1 Track 12 Mary Ann Woodley Concessions 34 Pep Club 123 Phi Beta 34 Declam 1 Annual 4 Echo 3 GAA 23 • Arthur Wulf Football 12 Chorus 1 Track 12 FFA 1234 i i) fr G. DeGroot D. Connell C. Brandenburg J. Britz Ifeat Jkeif Rule FRONT ROW: K. Anderson, V. Atkinson, J. Achterhoff, D. Beelman. J. Carlson, S. Bressler, G. Connell, T. Connell, G. Bosch. SECOND ROW: L. Aanenson, G. Abraham, F. Claussen, R. Brooks, L. Boelman, V. Christensen, S. Bertrand, J. Ahrendt, P. Ahrendt. FRONT ROW: B. Essman, A. Godfrey, J. Halsne, K. Fritz, M. Egan, L. Hagen, J. Cook, A. De- Groot, W. Greve. SECOND ROW: L. Hawes, D. Doeksen, M. Dreesen, P. Gowan, B. Greve. D. Gertz, T. Fay. D. Hansen. M. Hagemann. - - - - FRONT ROW: C. Herreid, S. Jacobs, R. Kafka, J. Heikes. C. lessen, M. Holder. L. Iverson N. Johnson. G. Henrikson, SECOND ROW: L. Hollister, R. Jauert, H. Hoberg, R. Jensen, R. Jo-1 dahl, R. Jensen, D. Jackson. FRONT ROW: A. Madison, L. King, D. Oye, D. Klosterbuer, R. Navara, J. Mitchell, L. Meinerts S. Mundahl, D. McIntyre, SECOND ROW: J. Martin, A. Kiebach, K. Mohr, R. Madison, D. Lam- mert, J. Maxwell, R. McClure, S. Norelius, V. Oltmans. FRONT ROW: C. Sasker, E. Skyberg, E. Skyberg, 5. Rippe, E. Sanders, C. Quanbeck, R. Skattum, R. Skattum, S. Ross, SECOND ROW: L. Siebenahler, D. Smith, B. Schadwinkle, J. Shanks, H. Paulson, J. Priesz, J. Smith, D. Ruddy, D. Phillips. CftkotncreA FRONT ROW: D. Wessels, B. Viessman, R. Top, D. Suurmeyer, A. Stoltenberg, W. Wendt, W. Walgrave, J. Thompson, SECOND ROW: S.Thone, M. VandenBrink, A. Wiese, R. Stykel, R.Smook , V. VanBatavia, V. VanBatavia, G. Stroeh, H. V nderStreek. FRONT ROW: M. Anderson, D. Arends, M. Baatz. J. Connell, S. Brehm, M. Buyssee, J. Carlson, R. Bell, R. Bjerk, SECOND ROW: K. Anderson, J. Britz, S. Claussen, C. Chapin, G. Bryan, J. Braa, W. Aukes, A. Bullis, R. Ahrendt. Jha kwh Cem hp Up in the World FRONT ROW: H. Gangestad, A. DePauw, M. Grage, L. Fick, M. Groth, R. Connell, M. Essman, M. Cross, J. Cummings, SECOND ROW: L. Forrest, D. Frederiksen, A. Frick, J, Drummond, G. Godfrey, J. Getman, J. Hagen, D. Gabrielson, A. Hagemann. FRONT ROW: G. Koontz, L. Jauert, M. Holleran, C. Hengeveld, J. Hulbert, A. Henningsen, T. Hamann, M. Hoh, D. Jessen, SECOND ROW: K. Juhl, P. Heitman, G. Herreid, D. Jensen, J. Jo- hannsen, G. Hamann, C. Hansen, G. Kayser, R. Herman. JteAktneh FRONT ROW: A. Olson, S. Moulton, C. Medill, A. Maras, D. Olson, M. Kruger, D. Ossenfort, D. Pierson, SECOND ROW: S. Ladd, M. Oeding, T. Nelson, R. Kruse, W. Miller, C. Priesz, R. Ner- gaard, D. Kropuenske, D. Mulder. FRONT ROW: D. Schmidtgall, D. Schei, D. Schei, J. Rolph, L. Remme, T. Serie, A. Schmidt, A. Reu, V. Scott, SECOND ROW: H. Radermaker, R. Rees, M. Reu. E. Roemeling, A. Siebenahler. D. Schoon, W. Smidstra, D. Skyberg, D. Rolfs. JreAhtneH FRONT ROW: R. Smook, G. Wulf, P. Nagel, L. Thompson, L. Vos, P. Stegenga, D. VanOtterloo, F. VanTol, T. Vining, R. Wharton, SECOND ROW: H. Stroeh, D. Birchfield, L. Winge, F. Ladd, N. Wendt, R. Woodley, D. Toms, J. Viland, R. Wessels, E. Vermeer. FRONT ROW: T. Arends, L. DeGroot, A. Bowman, Brooks, M. Ahrendt, A. Cigktk (jrade 0nuar4. 'Kpuard R. Creeger, C. Egan, S. Anderson, P. Doeksen, J. Dibbern, L. Bowman, K. S. Carter, R. Alink, D. Aanenson, SECOND ROW: J. Cronberg, Anson. J. Ackerman. FRONT ROW: B. Jorgenson, W. Emery, B. Maras, M. Hollaren, P. Johnson, C. Godfrey, D. Goehle. M. Kastein, SECOND ROW: B. Heikes, P. Getman, J. Kafka, V. Golla, V. Hanson, A. Krahn, L. Geving, G. Gehrke, L. Forrest. FRONT ROW: W. Rogge, R. Rippi, W. Martin, C. Mulligan, J. Piepgras, L. Ossenfort, W. Reu, P. Petersen, SECOND ROW: C. Meinerts. S. Rapp, B. Mulvihill, R. Nagel, S. Miller, B. Olson, K. McIntyre, J. Mulder, W. Mohr. Cigktk FRONT ROW: B. Scheidt, J. VanderKooi, R. Schmidt, J Walgrave, A. Johnson, S. Schlader, B. S nders, L. Umland, R. Whiting, SECOND ROW: V. Smit, C. Toms, B. Yackley, R. Stearns, D. Skyberg, M. Ruddy, M. Smith, J. Sodeman, P. Schmalz. Seventh (jrade Starting the £ehg Climb FRONT ROW: D. Evans, J. Foss. E. DePauw, B. Bertrand, J. Brandenburg, D. Connell, R. Buss, SECOND ROW: D. Dreesen, R. Bonthius, C. Carsrud, L. Gieseke, J. Gangestad, S. Bagbey, J. Anderson, THIRD ROW: R. Deiterman, R. Friestad, L. Boelman, D. Bressler, J. Godfrey, G. Aanenson, L. Ahrendt. FRONT ROW: J. Buysse, L. Langhout, M. Graphenteen, M. Holleran, K. Robert, J. Hagen, K. Hu- sen M Henrikson, SECOND ROW: W. Johnson. D. Hovland. C. Hatting, K. Hansen, S. Iveland, B. Herrmann, P. Hageman. W. Kropuenske, THIRD ROW: M. Greve. R. Klosterbuer, D. Kuper. J. Henrikson, C. Jensen, S. Heck, G. Johnson. FRONT ROW: S. Sasker, J. Birchfield. D. Johnson R. Meester. J. Rowe. R. Roth. T. Lippi. D. Madison. S. Sasker, SECOND ROW: K. Lynch, S. Reimer, L. Madison, G. Mann, D. Ruddy, D. Maras, R. Reu, E. Opsata, THIRD ROW: L. Reemts, G. Rees, L. Richters, M. Roberts, M. Ross, C. Ossenfort, M Lafrenz, W. Mitchell. m I is J £e tehth FRONT ROW: K. Stoterau, L. Fick, A. Stegenga. A. Vink, M. Thompson, W. Skewes, C. Walgrave, SECOND ROW: D. Schadwinkle, R. Tobiason, S. Helgesen, L. Wulf, D. Zwaan, K. Thomas. D. Woolsey, D. Weiland. THIRD ROW: S. Stoakes, F. Vegge. A. R. V nBatavia, J. West, R. VanBatavia, W. Sodeman, L. Wenzel. W. Smith, Winge, M. Veldkamp , Cabinet (fCiiernmeHt ctf “fotncnou R. Bowman S. Manion M. Groth M. Roberts K. Bjerk Y. Atkinson Vice President Social Secretary President Educational Secretary Chairman Recording Secretary The Senior High Student Council, meeting on alternate Mondays under the direction of Mrs. Fin- berg, consists of the cabinet, two representatives from each home room, the class presidents and five members at large. During the year the Council has performed a variety of duties such as making plans for another foreign exchange student, sponsoring the annual magazine sales, raising money to purchase furniture for the council room, and purchasing games for the game room. Another main project taken up by the Council this year was the Teen-Age Code which was adopted with the helpof the local Rotary Club. This year the Cabinet attended the Student Council Convention at Canby, Minnesota where they participated in panel discussions concerning school problems and how to improve school activities. Senior High Stud Council FRONT ROW: P. DeBates, L Schmidt, E. Honken, M. Roberts, S. King, J. Kasemodel, S. Mohr, B. Skattum, V. Atkinson, S. Jacobs. S. Manion. D. Friestad, SECOND ROW: O. Anderson. P. Aukes R. McClure. D. Lammert, R. Madison, K. Mohr, E. Rober, J. Gramstad, M. Dreesen, D. Doefcsen. F. Smeins. Mrs. Finberg. THIRD ROW: D. Schmalz, P. Bonthius. R. Bowman. M. Groth, D. Piepgras, T. Getman, K. Bjerk. Y. Atkinson, P. Piot. D. Jorgenson, D. Carter, D. Blessing. FRONT ROW: B. Johnson, J. Hagen, C. Mulligan, B. Jorgenson, B. Martin, P. Hagemann, B. Mitchell. A. Henningsen, SECOND ROW: D. VanOtterloo, K. Anderson. M. Baatz, D. Dreesen, D. Winge, S. Rapp, R. Nagel. THIRD ROW: J. Connell, J. Cummings, L Forrest. V. Scott, J. Jo- hannsen, B. Wessels, D. Gabrielson, G. Kayser. junior High Student Council The junior high stu- dent council, under the supervision of Miss Berg, is the lawmaking body of the Junior High School. The Council is com- posed of the class presi- dents, two elected representatives from each homeroom, and the cabinet which is as follows: Joanne Cummings, chairman; Lorna Forrest, vice-chairman; Alice Henningson, president and Karen Anderson, secretary-treasurer. This year the council has acted upon several important matters such as revising their own constitution and revising the requirements for the National Junior Honor Society. Among the other duties performed by this body are those of planning and setting the schedules for junior high parties, assisting as ushers, and purchase Christmas decorations for the school. It is al- so invaluable in giving the junior high people a background of government and a chance to solve their problems. Ruler of the Uorth tiling Cabinet K. Anderson Secretary L. Forrest Vice President J. Cummings Chairman A. Henningsen President M. Baatz Treasurer 1 p H L O A T Y O O G U R T A P H Y G. Ahrendt, E. Rober, S. King, J. Schmuck, K. Groth, P. Bonthius, K. Bjerk, M. Groth, M. Ro- berts. M. Earl, E. VanEngelenhoven, D. Arp S. Manion, R. Beelman, S. Hagen, O. Anderson C. Rohlck, B. Braa, J. Vink, J. Halsne, M. Deit erman, M. Woodley, D. Piepgras, R. Beatty. S. Bagbey, S. Mohr, A. Koontz D. Groth, J. Kasemodel, D. Madison, P. DeBates, A. Hansen. Ccho £taf[ff WkcA (jet the faumtnif? Familiar to all of us in our journey through school is our school paper, the Echo, Every third week we have a chance to catch up on school news, social events, and sports. Care- ful organization and addi- tional planning and experi- menting on the part of the Editor and her assistants resulted in the best news coverage which the Echo has ever had. In the editorial depart- ment articles are edited, typed on first draft, proof- read, blocked, stenciled, and finished for art work. When all this is done, the stencils are then run off on the mimeograph machine. After the proper number of sheets have been printed , the pages are assembled and stapled. Finally they are counted and delivered. The Echo is truly an important and pleasant seg- ment of our travel on the road to completing our high school education. FRONT ROW: Mr. Gits, J. Schmuck, B. Bullis A. Essman, S. Toms, B. Nordmeyer, S. Frederick, J. Connell, N. Johnson, C. Quanbeck, J. Carlson, S. Herrmann, J. Kasemodel, C. Brandenburg, P. Kent, P. Baatz, SECOND ROW: S. Mundahl, A. DeGroot, E. Sanders, S. Jacobs, M. Roberts, P. Hatting, D. Groth, J. Tofteland, P. Iverson, S. Thone, D. Oye, C. Reu, S. Thone, S. Mohr, C. Rohlck, THIRD ROW: D. Moulton, L. Meinerts, J. Heikes, D. Madison, A. Hanson, V. Atkinson, J. Brandenburg. K. Jacobson, K. Groth. D. Kallsen, J. Molitor, S. Popken. L. Matthiesen, E. Beug, J. Cummings, FOURTH ROW: D. Schmalz. J. Sandstede, R. Schaikoski. B. Anderson, T. Getman, K. Bjerk, B. Roemeling, R. Beelman, M. Deiterman, J. Jessen, P. DeBates, E. Rober. L. Schmidt, D. Dibbern, K. Anderson. FRONT ROW: S. Jacobs, M. Vandenbrink, J. VanOtterloo, S. Hagen. A. Bosch, J. Molitor, S. Mohr, J. Gowan, M. Roberts, S. Manion, E. Rober, L. Schmidt, J. Cummings. D. Dibbern, S. King, R. Beatty, J. Olsen, C. Branden- burg, J. Schmuck, N. Johnson, SECOND ROW: S. Toms. P. Baatz, P. Kent. A. Esselink, S. Mundahl, V. Atkinson. N. McIntyre, P. Hatting, K. Groth, Y Atkinson. K. Anderson, J. Mitchell, J. Bosch, D. Kallsen. J. Brandenburg, B Nordmeyer, S. Thone, J. Tofteland, J. Steinfeldt, THIRD ROW: Miss Jordahl. D. Smith, J. Serie. D. McIntyre. W. Pierson, T. Connell. FOURTH ROW: J. Halsne, D. Blessing, D. Jordahl, B. Mulligan, J. Ahrendt, V. Dykhouse , O. Anderson, D. Schmalz, D. Jorgenson. R. Bowman, T. Getman, P. Piot, G. McKay, P Bonthius. M. Groth. D. Mahoney, L. Hollister, F. Cook. CkctUfA With in The it Hearts FRONT ROW: Miss Jordahl, A. Koontz, P. Iverson, E. Sanders, E. Skyberg, L. Meinerts, P. Ahrendt, P. Kent, P. Baatz, S. Toms, R. Beatty, C. Brandenburg, B. Schadwinkle, J. Carlson, E. Skyberg, S. Thone, C. Quanbeck, N. Johnson, SECOND ROW: C. Thompson, J. Gowan, S. Mohr, S. Manion, M. Roberts, S. Jacobs, M. VandenBrink, D. Oye, C. Herreid, S. Rippe, C. Jessen, J. Cummings, D. Dibbern, J. Olson, S. King, J. Jessen, J. Schmuck, D. Groth, S. Eitreim, THIRD ROW: N. McIntyre, J. Grage, B. Bullis, L. King, L. Iverson, S. Popken, C. Reu, G. Ahrendt, J. Gabrielson, R. Beelman, J. Tofteland, J. Steinfeldt, M. Otto, S. Thone, B. Nordmeyer, FOURTH ROW: A. Bosch, J. Molitor, E. Rober, L. Schmidt, S. Hagen, J. VanOtterloo, A. Esselink, P. Hatting, K. Groth, Y. Atkinson, S. Mundahl, V. Atkinson, K. Anderson, J. Mitchell, D. Kallsen, J. Bosch, J. Brandenburg, S. Herrmann, M. Top. FRONT ROW: Miss Jordahl, J. Kuehl, D. Blessing, D. Jordahl, B. Mulligan, D. Smith, J. Serie, D. McIntyre, D. Lammert, T. Fay, D. Phillips, M. Fick, S. Bagbey, J. Olsen, SECOND ROW: O. Anderson, D. Jorgenson, D. Hansen, J. Halsne, B. Braa, D. Piepgras, D. Ruddy, D. Doeksen. M Ruddy, A. Holling, D. Paulson, D. Umland, C. Goehle, J. Ronlund, L. Hollister, C. Mohr, F. Cook, J. Cook, D. Mahoney, FOURTH ROW: V. Dykhouse, D. Schmalz, R. Schaikoski, W. Jannsen, J. Rolfs, S. Hoiland, K. Bjerk, R. Bowman, T. Getman, P. Piot, G. McKay, P. Bonthius, M. Groth. t r FRONT ROW: J. Olsen, M. Roberts, S. Manion FRONT ROW: M. Fick, W. Pierson, R. Bowman, SECOND ROW: V.Dykhouse, J. Connell, B. Nord SECOND ROW: T.Getman. D. Jorgenson. B.Braa. meyer, THIRD ROW: S. Holland, D. Mahoney. THIRD ROW: D. Piepgras, D. Schmalz. FRONT ROW: L. Schmidt. A. Esselink, M. VandenBrink. Y. Atkinson, S. Mundahl, S. Hagen, J. Steinfeldt, J. Jessen, SECOND ROW: J. Gowan, S. Mohr, J. Cummings, J. Mitchell, P. Hatting, V. Atkinson. S. Jacobs, N. Johnson, M. Hoime, THIRD ROW: A. Bosch. J. Bosch, P. Piot, d! Piepgras, D. Schmalz, R. Bowman, T. Getman. FIRST ROW: COND ROW: THIRD ROW: S. Mohr, E. Rober, J. P. Hatting, S. Hagen, D. Dibbern, K. Anderson G°Wa ’ S ’FIRST ROW: V. Atkinson, SECOND ROW: J. FOt ’Mitchell, M. Hoime, M. VandenBrink, THIRD , R.Beatty.ROW; s Mundahl s jacobs. FRONT ROW: S. Manion, B.Bell, K.Boysen, FRONT ROW: G.Ahrendt, B. Bullis, S.King, SECOND ROW: J. Molitor, E. Robcr. K. SECOND ROW: J. Brandenburg, J. Schmuck. Jacobson. 7wleM s m Jlag Many events in L.H.S. would not be complete without the marching band, the baton twirlers, and the flagswingers. From the time school starts the marching band, under Mr. Johnson's fine super- vision, practices continuously to be in top shape for the numerous appearances it must make. The highlight of the fall parade season comes when the Luverne Marching Band takes part in the Tri-State Band Festival. School bands from three states compete for honors at this festival. The twirlers and flagswingers always add the finishing touches to the marching band as well as perform excellently on their own. This year the flagswingers won first place at the Tri-State Baixi Festival in the flagswinging division and Eleanor Rober won top honors in individual baton twirling. These groups also do a fine job entertaining the fans at half-time of home basketball games. I I I I I I • FRONT ROW: D. Dibbern, J. Cummings, S. Bagbey, S. Toms, E. Cousyn, C. Quanbeck, K. Anderson, D. Schoon, SECOND ROW: S. Rippe, V. Atkinson, R. Beelman, T. Vining, Y. Atkinson, K. Anderson, J. Cummings, E. Skyberg, J. Getman, N. Johnson, J. Britz, E. Beug. L. Forrest, L. Schmidt, THIRD ROW: C. Reu, D. Beelman, P. Ahrendt, J. Heikes, E. Skyberg, D. Piepgras, K. Bjerk. R. Beatty, R. Bowman, D. McIntyre, T. Fay, R. Brooks, R. Navara, A. Krahn, S. Hagen, G. Kayser. D. Smith, A. Madison, FIFTH ROW: C. Mulligan, P. Kent, B. Olsen, G. Godfrey, R. Bjerk, J. Ahrendt, O. Anderson, Mr. Johnson, A. Frick, D. Phillips, J. Olsen. 46 son Jlute Trie Utixed Clarinet Quartet £axephene Trie Clarinet Trie D. Dibbern, S. Bagbey, S. Toms BACK ROW: Y. Atkinson, G. Kayser, B. Bjerk, D. Phillips, D. Smith, FRONT ROW: S. Mundahl, J. Cummings, V. Atkinson, K. Anderson, P. Kent brum CnJemile £eletits 47 Juhicr ClaAA Present Our tflbA % reck A FRONT ROW: Doris Friestad, Joyce Kasemodel, Pat Hatting, Carol Brandenburg, Pat Kent. JoAnn Grage, Bonnie Nordmeyer. SECOND ROW: Fred Smeins. Dave Paulson, Bill Mulligan, Vance Dyk- house, Dan Schmalz, Eleanor Rober, Kathleen Jacobson, Shirley Hagen, Garnett Ahrendt, Pat Iverson. Our Miss Brooks , a three act comedy, was presented as the 1957 Junior Class Play on November 25 and 26 fol- lowing weeks of practice under the direction of Mr. Hus - song. Miss Brooks, characterized by C. Brandenburg is a likeable young English teacher who is looking for a hus- band. She has her eye on Hugo Longacre, the school athletic coach, played by F. Smeins. Miss Finch, the li- brarian and sympathetic friend of Miss Brooks was por- trayed by D. Friestad, Mr. Wadsworth, the harassed principal, by D. Schmalz, and Miss Audubon, the music teacher, by K. Jacobson, Jane, played by J. Grage, was a sweet rather shy girl whose heart-throb was Ted, the star basketball player, portrayed by W. Mulligan. J. Kasemodel played the part of Rhonda, the spoiled daughter of the aristocratic Mrs. Alben, characterizedb y B. Nord- meyer. Others in the cast playing the parts of Miss Brooks' students were P. Kent, P. Iverson, S. Hagen, P. Hatting, G. Ahrendt, E. Rober, V. Dykhouse, and D. Paulson. S. Frederick, S. Mohr FRONT ROW: Olson, Carlson, Henningsen, Na-FRONT ROW: Hoh, Moulton, Remme, SECOND gel, SECOND ROW: Forrest, Cummings, LaddROW: Godfrey, Tofteland, Heikes, Moulton. Braa, Scott. First Row:Bowman, Dykhouse, Bonthuis, Piepgras, SecondRow: Jacobs, Cummings. FRONT ROW: Pierson, Bullis, Groth, SECOND ROW: Klosterbuer, Paulson, Popken, Esselink. FRONT ROW: Anderson, Atkinson, Atkinson, D. Phillips, SECOND ROW: Rippe, Johnson, Schmalz. FRONT ROW: Suurmeyer, Madison, Beelman, King, Hamann, Skyberg, Anderson, SECOND ROW: Rippe, Holder, DeGroot, Beelman, Ahrendt, Chapin. Ross, Schadwinkle, Thone FRONT ROW: Skyberg, Johnson. SECOND ROW: Bressler, Kruse, Atkinson, Frick. FRONT ROW: E. Sanders, A. Maras, K. Boysen, J. Thompson. D. Beelman, S. Herrmann, J. Vink, B. Nordmeyer, J. Heronimus, M. Top. A. Koontz. J. DeBuck, B. Essman, SECOND ROW: Miss Hoon, E. Beug, C. Jessen, D. Groth, S. Thone, L. Iverson, C. Reu, S. Thone, J. Goembel, J. Schmuck, A. Essman, N. Boysen, THIRD ROW: J. Ahrendt, B. Roemeling. M. Deiterman, J. Priesz, D. Madison, A. Hansen, J. Brandenburg, D. Moulton, S. Popken, M. Kiebach, A. Dreesea M. VanEngelenhoven. Phi Seta If heir £pecialtif Seek Phi Beta is the group of energetic girls who headquarter in the library. Under the supervision of Miss Hoon, this organization is one of the most valuable in L.H.S. As members of Phi Beta, students learn the ins and outs of library work, gain an appreciation of good literature, and most important, receive a chance to be of service and benefit to Luverne High School. FRONT ROW: P. Baatz, C. Rohlck, P. Kent, N. McIntyre, J. Carlson, L. King, J. Kasemodel, M. Woodley, E. Cousyn, C. Thompson, D. Klosterbuer, SECOND ROW: N. Johnson, D. Oye, K. Quan- beck, J. Grage, B. Skattum, D. Friestad, P. Iverson, J. Mitchell, J. Schmuck, B. Bullis, J. Van Otterloo, J. Tofteland, V. Atkinson, THIRD ROW: B. Schadwinkle, K. Anderson, S. Mundahl, W. Lafrenz, G. Ahrendt, J. Olson, E. Honken, S. Hagen, E. Rober, L. Meinerts, M. Gertz, P. DeBates, S. Norelius. FRONT ROW: E. Skyberg, J. Kasemodel, S. Frederick, K. Bensen, P. Baatz, P. Nagel. J. Hulbert, C. Hengeveld, A. Henningsen, C. Medill, D. Schei, J. DeBuck, SECOND ROW: E. Skyberg. C. Quanbeck, D. Olson. M. Baatz. L. Remme, M. Hoh, K. Juhl. D. Pierson, D. Oye, S. Ross, J. Halsne, S. Rippe, D. Suurmeyer, S. Moulton, D. Schei, B. Nordmeyer, THIRD ROW: N. Johnson, S. Claussen, A. Buyssee, G. Bryan, A. Schmidt, S. Brehm, J. Britz, H. Radermaker. R. Skattum, L. Forrest, J. Cummings, A. Madison, J. Carlson, S. Thone, S. Thone, J. Thompson, FOURTH ROW: Miss Soeth, S. Toms, S. Jacobs, M. Holder, K. Jacobsen, L. Iverson, J. Grage, E. Sanders, A. DeGroot, R. Skattum, C. Herreid, V. Atkinson, K. Anderson, T. Hamann, J. Connell, FIFTH ROW: D. Mulder, S. Norelius, J. Shanks, D. Kallsen, K. Anderson, P. Heitman, N. Wendt, J. Braa, C. Chapin, T. Vining, J Mitchell, J. Achterhoff. S. Mundahl, B. Roemeling, L. Meinerts. (j.AA. in £herts FRONT ROW: P. Bonthius, M. VanEngelenhoven, J. Shanks, J. Priesz, J. Brandenburg, S. Mun- dahl, J. Mitchell, J. Molitor, M. Holder, L. Iverson, J. Halsne, J. Thompson, S. Herrmann, J. Goemble, J. Gowan, M. Top, K. Boysen, D. Lafrenz, SECOND ROW: J. Sandstede, L. Hemme, R. Moeller, H. Priesz, C. Goehle, R. Schaikoski, S. Holland, L. Raschke, D. Connell, J. Ronlund, M. Fick, D. Bowman, S. Rolph, J. Gramstad, J. Millard, M. Viessman. lithett fit ' peanuts! pcpecrn! Cchcetticht FRONT ROW: A. Kiebach. F. Smeins, B. Bell, B. Wendt. A. Godfrey, K. Benson, J. Stuckenbroker, C. Rohlck, P. Baatz, A. Koontz, J. DeBuck, G. Koontz, SECOND ROW: S. Ross, D. Oye N Boy- sen, M. Top, A. Essman, C. Thompson. V. Reu, M. Woodley, J. Kasemodel, A. Maras,’ J. Vink. M. Smit, J. Halsne, THIRD ROW: K. Jacobson, J. VanOtterloo, S. Popken, B. Schadwinkle A Buyssee. C. lessen, P. Hatting, D. Groth, S. Thone, J. Tofteland, S. Mohr. R. Skattum, B. Bra FOURTH ROW: J. Bosch, L. Meinerts, G. Bosch, M. Deiterman, J. Jessen, P. DeBates, D. Mad- ison, A. Hanson, D. Moulton, L. Matthiesen. M. Kiebach, J. Schmuck. FRONT ROW: D. DePauw, J. Halsne, F. Cook, R. Top, Q. Arp, W. Greve, R. Sasker, J. Serie, C. Dooyema, SECOND ROW: G. Meinerts, P. Piot, E. VanEngelenhoven, J. Gieseke, W. Jannsen, W. Braa, M. Earl, J. Ruddy, H. Priesz. The Juture o( America fteAti With V Renting education Through Viiual Aid'■ FRONT ROW: J Halsne, D. Bowman, S. Rolph, T Nelson, A. Reu, R_ A ; Second L Fick A. Stoltenberg, A. Olson, R. Top, D. Wessels, M. Grage. G. Wulf,_C’ S k ’ J £ B ROW G Hamann L. VanTol, M. Dreessen, L. Hawes, H. Paulson, M. Fick, D. DePauw. M. Viess- man G.' McClure. V. Christenson. W. Greve. W Aukes. A. Si.b.nahl.r D .roe McD. .. Mr Anderson, THIRD ROW: R “‘‘Boelmar. D. Ruddy, R. Sasker, C. Priesz. R. L rT'r ROW: L. n. Cr nherg. K Dadd. C.Goehle, H Priesz D Umland. L. Mulvihill. G. Meinerts. R. Moeller. A. WuIf. J. Ruddy. H. VanderStreek. D. Gabnelson. A. Anson. QUEEN LORA LEE SCHMIDT Cardin KING MERLYN GROTH As the opening chord of Pomp and Circumstance sounded on September 26, 1957, the crowd be- came breathlessly quiet. Suddenly the spot- lights were flashed to the back of the little theater and the first members of the royal party, the pages, Au- drey Padilla and Steven Eberlein, came down the aisle bearing the robes, crowns, and sceptre. Then came the princesses: Lor na Forrest from the freshman class; Audrey Madison representing the sophomore class; and Pat Iverson from the junior class. Next the senior royalty candidates entered. The couples were Ruth Beatty and Orrin Ander- son, Judy Cummings and Kenneth Bjerk, Darlene Dibbern and Dennis Jorgenson, and Lora Lee Schmidt and Merlyn Groth, When the coronation procession reached the stage, Ronald Bowman, who would crown the king and queen, stepped forward. Cardinal Capers for 1957 Merlyn King 54 That evening turn- ed out to be perfect foot - ball weather and found the Cardinals ready for their Tracy opponents. By the half time of the game the happy Luverne fans saw their team with a substantial lead. Dur- ing the intermission. Queen Lora Lee was presented and the band put on a colorful show. On Friday, Septem- ber 27, school was dis- missed at 2:00 to make way for the grand parade. The theme for this year's review was Wide, Wide World and the various clashes and organiza- tions entered floats de- picting various pastimes and places of the world. Taking the honors were the Annual and Vocal floats, showing Golf, America's Pastime and Hawaii, the Vacation- land respectively. The second half followed much the same pattern and the game e nded with Luverne rolling over Tracy 45-21. Following the game a magni- ficent homecoming dance was sponsored by the juniors and proved the perfect finale to Homecoming, 1957. Sue Manion Ruth Beatty Cheerleader jc, Jifht. mi Garnett Ahrendt JoAnn Grage First Row: D. Jordahl, G. Henrikson, T. Fay, R. Navara. D. Hansen, R. Brooks, W. Greve, J. Cook, D. Doeksen, T. Connell, D. Smith, M. Dreesen, J. Maxwell, K. Mohr, S. Bressler, H. Ho- berg, D. Phillips, Second Row: W. Pierson, H. Priesz, D. Paulson, D. Schmalz. J. Gramstad, R. Richters, W. Mulligan, R. Carter, M. Groth, J.Serie, T. Getman, G. McKay, S. Hoiland, S. Carl- son, R. Wiese, Third Row: A. Anderson. J. Martin, D. McClure, D. Mahoney, D. Jorgenson, O. Anderson, D. Blessing, D. Connell, L. Rapp, D. Bowman, R. Moeller, D. Piepgras, P. Bonthius, L. Hollister, D. McIntyre, E. Dahlberg. Jcotball The Luverne Cardinal football team ended their 1957 season with one of the best records in Luverne football history. Playing a total of seven games, the Cards went undefeated and outscored their oppo- nents 212 to 86. With this outstanding record the L . H.S. gridderstook the Southwest Conference Cham- pionship title for the first time in seven years and were ranked 12th among the state's teams. £ctreA Luverne 34 Fulda 7 Luverne 25 Brookings 6 Luverne 1 4 Jackson 1 2 Luverne 45 Tracy 2 1 Luverne 26 Marshall 1 9 Luverne 4 1 Rock Rapids 6 Luverne 27 Worthington 1 5 Cktu ti AU W. Pierson, H. Priesz, J. Halsne 58 FRONT ROW: R. Connell, D. Frederikson, R. Bjerk, D. Jessen, D. Arends, L. Thompson, T. Serie, A. Olson, G. Koontz, SECOND ROW: J. Johannsen, W. Miller, L. Winge, R. Bell, G. God- frey, D. McDermott, A. Siebenahler, R. Wessels, B. Sanders, THIRD ROW: Mr. Kiecker, R. Her- man, G. Kayser, A. Hagemann, D. Kropuenske, J. Hagen, D. Skyberg, J. Getman, G. Hamann. Mr. Polzin Jr. High'Jcctball £tarJ 7 Luverne 0 Pipestone 21 Luverne 20 Worthington 0 Luverne 13 Worthington 7 59 -tki Lu, ‘ J. Kuehl, D. Mahoney, T. Getman, M. Groth, R. Cronberg, D. Schmalz, Coach-Mr. Gits, G. McKay, L. Rapp, J. Rolfs, D. Jorgenson, R. Ca'rter, R. Barmore, Managers-C. Carter D. Umland . The Luverne Cardinal basketball team, coached by Gordon Gits, who was filling in for Mr. Franz while he was sidelined with a heart ailment, had another very outstanding s eason this year and finish- ed only one point away from a State Tournament berth. The Cards' record during regular play was 13 wins and 4 losses, a record of which we can all be proud. The season was climaxed by five tournament games, three of which were won by the Cards to give them the District 8 title for the third time in a row; the fourth game gave the cagersno less than a runner-up position in the Region 2 Tournament, but they were beaten by one point by Mankato in the fifth and final regional championship game. The varsity was paced by Dennis Jorgenson and Merlyn Groth, the only two seniors on the squad this year. With these two gone next season, the team will surely suffer a loss, but we are sure the Luverne fans can look forward to a successful '58 - '59 basketball season. We They We They Ful da 47 38 Fulda 69 59 Jackson 72 68 Pipestone 85 58 Marshall 54 64 Jasper 47 48 Windom 65 59 Rock Rapids 48 41 Slayton 63 51 Worthington 59 50 Jasper 58 43 Pipestone 57 44 Mpls. P.H. 36 38 Mt. Lake 62 45 Worthington 73 41 Edgerton 73 52 Lakefield 38 45 61 A Sa ketk Cage-Crajtf Cardinal Tournaments We They MANAGERS Pipestone Ellsworth 61 68 52 56 Daryl Umland Charles Carter Jasper 56 38 Truman 71 56 Mankato 59 60 FRONT ROW: J. Getman, D. Jordahl, T. Fay, A. Hagemann, D. Phillips, M. Hagemann, D. Han- sen, S. Bertrand, SECOND ROW: G. Hamann, D. McIntyre, L. Geving, G. Kayser, D. Herman, L. Hollister, G. Kropuenske, D. Doeksen, D. Gabrielson, Mr. Kiecker. ft £quad ftaAketball VarAitif Sound The Luverne Bombers had another very success- ful season again this year with a record of 14 wins and 2 losses. Under the coaching of Tim Kiecker, the junior cagers felt defeat from only Edgerton and Pipestone. With this fine record, the Luverre fans can look forward to more successful seasors in the near future. We They Fulda 45 33 Jackson 25 24 Marshall 47 42 Windom 50 46 Slayton 40 24 Jasper 51 29 Worthington 25 24 Lakefield 30 24 Fulda 39 35 Pipestone 48 38 Jasper 35 22 Rock Rapids 26 21 Worthington 45 28 Pipestone 35 41 Mountain Lake 42 26 Edgerton 28 29 prw fa Qening in Parti The highlight of the L.H.S. social calen- dar for 1957 was the Junior-Senior Prom with the theme, An Evening in Paris . The banquet was held in the school cafeteria and was served by the Freshman girls who were dressed as French waitresses. A short pro- gram followed consisting of some vocal selec- tions and the Seniors' Class Will and Prophecy. The dance was held in the gym which was fabulously decorated in a Parision setting with an Eifel Tower in the center. Sidewalk cafes lined the walks and the punch was served from a giant champagne bottle. Jimmy Thomas and his orchestra furnished the music from a platform with a Seine River scene back- ground. The silver-starred streamers from the top of the Eifel Tower to the edges of the floor furnished a star-covered sky effect for all those who were enjoying an evening in Paris . FRONT ROW: R. Nagel, J. Anderson, M. Juhl, M. Fodness, SECOND ROW: K. Brummer, J. Ha- gen, J. Lehman, G. Aanenson, H. Dreesen, J. Kiebach, THIRD ROW: K. Medill, G. Pierson, D. Jessen, R. Schlader, R. Cummings, P. Rupp, D. Kuper. £ehicr ClaAA preMntl father Hmu A The senior class of '57 showed their acting abil- ity when they presented the play, Father Knows Best. This delightful comedy concerneda father's efforts to keep his family together for an evening at home. That's when the fun begins. Imagine a house full of people--the younger daughter's playmate, the older daughter's date, the son's basketball chums, Mom's garden club friends, the repair man, and an important insurance client of Father's--all under one roof. The house gets into quite an uproar re- sulting in insults, hurt feelings, and policemen . Though confusion prevails (for a while) matters are straightened out and everyone is happy in the end. Truly, Father Knows Best will be remembered as an entertainment highlite of the L.H.S. school a u jailing m m £ 1 n 9 I $ £ r Ik I9S7 Lweme Wu M-5 lr 1957 m § v i «i YVONNE ATKINSON Hcnct Acciet if Se v e n se nio r students were re- ceived into the Nation- al Honor Society this year in a special ceremony. Mari- anna Juhl, Gail Pierson, Paula Gerike, James Wiese, and James Leh- man, last year's initiates, conducted the installation. Karla Brummer, Russell Cummings, Marlene Fodness, Robert Rogness, Arvin Rolfs, Patricia Rupp and Mary Skewes were the seven seniors receiving their pins. Juniors installed into the Society were Yvonne Atkinson, Evelyn Cousyn, Darlene Dibbern, Darlene Forest, and Marcia Roberts. To be eligible for the National Honor Society, students are selected by a faculty committee which weighs the candidate's qualifications for service, leadership, scholarship and character. 0 of) FRONT ROW: D. Dibbern, Y. Atkinson, R. Rogness, A. Rolfs, R. Cummings, K. Brummer, A. Fodness, P. Rupp, M. Skewes, E. Cousyn, SECOND ROW: M. Roberts, M. Juhl, G. Pierson, J. Wiese, J. Lehman, P. Gerike, D. Forrest. FRONT ROW: J. Kuehl, D. Barmore, J. Britz, T. Connell, S. Bressler, C. Mohr, L. Aanenson, SECOND ROW: D. Mahoney, M. Fick, B. Anderson, G. Aanenson, A. Ladd, D. Jorgenson, T. Get- man, R. Arends, C. Dooyema, THIRD ROW: R. Richters, D. Mohr, J. Sandstede, G. Pothast, V. Dykhouse, H. Priesz, C. Goehle, R. Schaikoski, R. Wiese, M. Hageman. tc fiaAeball ' 't rrH- S. Bertrand, R. Rogge, G. T. Fay. I Luverne 5 Luverne 11 Luverne 1 Luverne 6 Luverne 8 Luverne 1 Luverne 2 Slayton Edgerton Christian Pipestone Edgerton Jasper Pipestone Worthington E. Ketterling, E. Bullis. T. Moi, H Leslie, P. Meyer, M. Jensen. CuAtccfiahA facing an CndleAA Jcb that fttuJt be facite SuA fatiHetA 9t A £uch a Concert tc Take the SuA. and teaVe the fanning te Ha. L. Beatty, H. Leslie, N. Stavenger, H. Ahrendt, W. Herr mann, G. Ott, E. Ketterling, D. Obele, K. Lemke, E Bullis, D. Schrank, G. Dobson. Senior Tot £hoU hiaperA to fciptcmaA 1 John Ronlund 2 Sondra King 3 Marcia Roberts 4 Karen Groth 5 Donna Kallsen 6 Ken Bjerk 7 Marvin Fick 8 Merlyn Groth 9 Clayton Winge 10 Ardyth Hansen 11 Joyce Tofteland 12 Charles Goehle 13 Sandra Eitreim 14 Orrin Anderson 15 Wanda Lafrenz 16 Helen Kastein 17 Yvonne Atkinson 18 Ron Bowman 19 Jerry Halsne 20 Steve Carlson 21 Dale Ruddy 22 Bev Bell 23 Carolyn Thompson 24 Bob Braa 25 Jim Egan 26 Judy Goembel 27 Joe Gramstad 28 Dave Piepgras 29 Darlene Dibbern 30 Roy Moeller 31 John Sandstede 32 Evelyn Beug 33 Melvin Viessman 34 Elaine Honken 35 Howard Priesz 36 Lowell Raschke 37 Virginia Reu 38 Phil Piot 39 Larry Mulvihill 40 Karen Boysen 41 Marlys Top 42 Marilyn Kiebach 43 Dave Mohr 44 Aleida Dreesen 45 Connie Rusche 46 Mary Smit 47 Lora Lee Schmidt 48 Rosalind Beelman 49 Joanne Vink 50 Marlys Gertz 51 Mary Woodley 52 Stanley Bagbey 53 Betty Jens 54 Ruth Beatty 55 Marjorie van Engelenhoven 56 Judy Molitor 57 Judy Cummings 58 Joyce Steinfeldt 59 Ray Schaikoski 60 Judy Schmuck 61 Wes Pie r son 62 Art Wulf 63 Bert Anderson 64 Dennis Bowman 65 Jeanine Gown 66 Bill Braa Autograph Autograph i . 06 rV 5WS • ' -A •“ -v v.r_ -r -v. mLampex - — • 2 • 3 ■ - H M ■ '■• -a _■ . r -:- . - ■ • ■. . _ v • v - ■ _v k .- •- • ..“ v _._ ;4 'y, -A.  5e ' w V,. 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