Mahtomedi High School - Mahtolog Yearbook (Mahtomedi, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

The Senior Class 955 Mahtomedl Hugh School Mahtomedl Minnesota Editor Sylvia Peterscn Presents Asslstant Edltor Wendy Johnson O ' A' 5 137, X 1' 'Q Fl , 0 : 0 0 9 , v 9 'fi ASQ 1 N. ' I f hr, DW 'L Y ay., M 'i l Q- ! N . f' W 'WI v YK f IHHHTULUG P Dedication page four We ded1cate the 1955 MAHTO LOG to Ray Rollmgs not only 1n our behalf but for all the past and future graduates All clnldren no matter what school they attend have found a true fr1end 1n h1m H15 bel1ef that learn1ng and fol1ow1ng the rules of a game teaches the b1gge st game of all LIFE has been proven t1me and agam Wh1le Ray's f1rst love 1S base ball many a ch1ld has learned from h1m the f1ne polnts of hockey sw1m mmg and d1v1ng The dub IS en HIS t1me and effort devoted t mak1ng a better commun1ty for and h1s s1ncere 1nte1-est mboth young and old a11ke 1S the k1nd of serv1ce that IS so often taken for granted and at t1mes 1gnored No man IS so blg or 1mportant that Ray Rolllngs 1 afra1d to tackle h1m 1n the never end1ng f1ght to help h1S k1dS We are proud to be numbered among them and to have th1s opportunlty to express our grat1 tude O O . , . I ' I I . 9 1 I ' N . . , - . . . H H . - couraged, and the star is polished. ' ' o ' ' us I f . .S . ' ' ll ! HDWIHISTHHTIUH page five Superintendent, Mr Anderson Prlnclpal, Mr Davis 1 0 0 0 0 O 1 1 w Secretaries 1 Thl dM dhl Nurse Mrs Jagusch PS 4. 1 is K Left to right: Mrs. Christopherson, Mrs. Taplin, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Kammerer, Mrs. Stewart. page elght Custodlans Kitchen Help Mrs Koehler Mlss Nelscn Mrs Tap 11n Mr G11bert Q1 -fa?-e..ail A SSELTA M ,e ,.,, M r J a g u s c h Not shown Mr Leltze X I 1. . Elf? N EX!! - 1 ...I J lYKB,....! .4, ..... Q -ww' gg .. . N1 -Fll1 L- li 'M'k': 'M 'P V H J -f f - -X-M M -.M,,m.mW-1 f..,, .W m.,.,N ,, vw., X '?C1iI'l 'S an W s 5 dx ,, 1 4 N .1 .1 Seniors sw , ' wg ,, 5, 9 A f. , .V ,Q W -af 5 A ' 2.3, 7 W 4 s ---2+ F 5 f X jeg 2 'Ji my ' 2.5 My Ls 1 1 Q' -gy 1 c 5 i l-.., ,., D A 4 Alf, 1, D I 4, 'fs mgbw nfs wiki tliuix 5 NI, . 1 .SV Class Hlstory From k1ndergarten rug t1me to semor b1g wheels' 13 of us stuck to gether through th1ck and th1n we went 1nto the lower grades began p1ck1ng up more h1tch h1kers' on the road to knowledge In second grade we found that do1ng 15 learnmg when we ran our l1ttle grocery store and post off1ce under the d1rect1on of MISS Slmmons The next couple of years we began to realxze the thr1ll of watchmg a wrnnlng football team when Soma Reed s b1g brother and h1s team mates had an undefeated season Llttle d1d we know that lt wouldn't happen aga1n unt1l we were Sen1ors Though we were all enthuslastlc about mak1ngpap1er mache puppets 1n the 7th grade Jack Spaldmg was the experrenced member of the group He and h1s mother had been makmg them for some t1me And then came t1me for us all to show off our dramat1c ab1l1ty We pre sented the great CPIC COWBOY'S CHRISTMAS which was enjoyed by us as well as the audlence It was about th1S t1me that Mr Frankel led us 1n a sur vey and d1scuss1on of com1c books The research was most enjoyable Then came the day we entered h1gh school, only to f1nd that we were once agaln on the lowest rung of the ladder FRESHMAN The most rmportant project of th1s year was the vocatronal study 1n Mr Bo1stad's class A group of educatlonal orphans from Centerv1lle Jomed us 1n our Sopho more year and the1r talents added to the success of the Sad1e Hawk1ns Dance One of our new p1'1V11CgCS was namxng ahomecommg queen attendant and our chorce was Maureen McDerma1d As Jumors the most 1mportant funct1on was of course the .Tumor Semor Prom We rev1ved the 1dea of holdxng lt 1n the school and 1n the beaut1fully decorated W1ldwood gym we all enjoyed an even1ng 1n the South PaC1f1C Our class play was qulte successful th1s year and we chose Lorrayne Stelhng as our homecom1ng attendant The long awalted SENIOR year has been asw1ft mov1ng ser1es of act1v1t1es w1th al1ttle work thrown rn Homecornmg fmrst w1th queen, Charlotte VanEaton rulmg over the fest1v1t1es arded by the semor attendants .Toan Burque and Bev Rehbe1ne Barb Lundstrom and Butch Noel ran aboardmg house full of odd characters ln our class play Chrcken Every Sunday For awh1le we all thought that It would be a 47 way txe for top honors of the class but Erleen Casserly and Judy Ehlenz fmally came out the vmctors Then came the day we'd been wa1t1ng for GRADUATION And as we re cexved our drplomas we reahzed how grateful we were to all our parents teachers students and all the rest who made th1s day poss1ble page eleven O ' ll ' ' ' I , - As , we - ' . ! . , . . . . , . . . . - ' ll ' ' 3 i n I ' -- . . . , . Q . , - ' I , . I . ' I I ! F . ' Il ' ll , . I , . I 0 ' ! I ! I ' JOSEPH ACKER ELIZABETH ARC AND IIJOEII IIBETTYII .TOE - Student Council 2,3,43 Service Club 3,43 Pro- jectionist l,2,3,43 Class Play 3,43 Mahtolog 4g Mahto- motive 3,42 Chef Club 43 Hockey 43 Canteen Committee 3,4. BETTY - Band l,2,3,43G.A.A, l,2,33Service Club 3,43 Dance Club 3,43 Mahtomotive 3g Mahtolog 4. DICK - Chorus l,2,3,43 Service Club 233,43 M Club l,2,3,43 Football 13 Basketball 23 Track 33 Chef Club 2,33 Mahtolog 43 Mahtomotive 33 Dance Club 3,43 Can- teen Committee 2. DON - Student Council 13 Debate 13Class President 43 Service Club l,2,3,43 M Club l,2,3,43Chef Club 3,42 Chorus 1,2,43 Band 1,23 Track 1,2,3Q Basketball 1,22 Football l,2,3,43 Mahtomotive 3,4. page twelve Seniors Of '55 RICHARD ARCAND DONALD BADER IIDICKH IIDONII Can't Be Beat JAMES BERNIER FOSTON BOYLE BEANY Pos So 'Uhr JOAN BURQUE EILEEN CASSERLY IIJOANII IICASSII BEANY - Transferred White Bear 23 Service Club 2, 3,43 Mahtomotive 33 Chef Club 3,42 Social Dancing 4. FOSTON - Hockey 3,43 Chorus Z3 Service Club 3,42 Chef Club 3,41 Projectionist l,2,3,4Q Mahtolog Staff 43 Class President 33 Mahtomotive 33 Class Play 3,43 Canteen Committee 33 Student Council 43 Science Club 2,33 Dance Club 33 National Honor Society 3. JOAN - Transferred White Bear Z3 G.A.A. 2,3,4: F.T.A. 2,3,43 Service Club Z,3,43 Student Council 3,43 Chorus 43 Mahtomotive 33 Science Club 33 Mahtolog 43 Dance Club 33 Homecoming Queen Candidate 4. EILEEN - Dance Club 1,2,3,43 Debate 1QF.T.A. Z,3.43 G.A.A. 1,22 Chorus l,2,3,43 Y-Teens 4g Spanish Club 33 Service Club 2,3,42 Mahtolog Staff 43 Mahtomotive 33 Cheerleader l,Z3N.F.L. 1,Z,3,43Sextet l,2,3,43 De- clam 23 Class Secretary 23 Class Play 3,42 Valedic- torian. , page thirteen MARLENE - G.A.A. lg Chorus lg Library Club 1 Service Club 4g Red Cross lg Mahtolog 4. KAY - Service Club lg Library Club l,2gG.A.A. l,2,3 Spanish Club 2,3g Mahtomotive 3g Service Club Z, , Band l,2.,3,4g Chorus l,Z,3,4g Sextet 3,4-3 Mahtolog 4 JUDY - Band l,2,3,4g Chorus l,Z,3,4g Service Club 2 3,4g G.A,A. l,2,3g Science Club 2,35 Debate lg Declam lg Spanish Club 33 Mahtomotive 33 Mahtolog Staff 4 F.T.A. 4g Class Play 3,43 D.A.R. 4g Dance Club 3 Salutatorian. NANCY - F.T.A. 2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2g Band Z Chorus l,2,3,4g Science Club lg Declam 1,3,43 Debate lg Class Play 3,4: Mahtomotive 33 Latin Club 3' Ser vice Club 2,3,43 Mahtolog 4g Y-Teens 4. MARLENE DENSLOW KATHERINE EDWARDS DENNY KAY 3 JUDITH EHLENZ NANCY FARNHAM JUDY NANC You'Il Notice Our Annual page fourteen RICHARD FLAHERTY LORRAINE FERGUSON DlCK Low Is Really Complete page fifteen LORI - Transferred Alexander Ramsey 2,35 G.A.A. lg Debate 15 Chorus l,4g Dance Club 4g Service Club 4g Band 4g Office Attendant 43 Mahtolog 43 Class Play 4. DICK - Football l,Z,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,4gHockey 3,4g Chorus Zg Golf 3,4g Chef Club 2,33 Service Club Z,3,4g Canteen Committee 3g Class Play 4g M Club Z,3,4' Mahtomotive 3. PAT - G.A.A. l,Zg Mahtolog 4g Service Club Z,3,4g Chorus l,Z,3,4g Mahtomotive 3: F.T.A. 3,4: Debate lg N.F.L. 1,25 Office Attendant 3,4. BOB - Service Club 1,2,3,4g Projectionist 1,2,3,45 Class Play 4g Mahtolog 4. PATRICIA FREEMAN ROBERT CIARIN IIPATII HBOB RAYMOND GIEFER RONALD GREENE RAY RONNlE RAY - Hockey 45 Service Club 2.,3,45 Track 15 Baseball 25 Chef Club 45 Mahtomotive 35 Chorus Z. RONNIE - Chef Club 3,45 Projectionist l,2,35 Chorus 2,45 Octette 45 Service Club 3,45 Class Play 45 Mahto- log 45 Science Club 35 Hockey 45 Canteen Committee 35 Dance Club 35 Mahtomotive l,3,45 Tennis 45 Golf 4. JANE - Transferred White Bear 25G.A.A. 2,35Service Club 2,3,4. JANICE - Chorus 1,2,3,45 Band l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. l,Z,35 Mahtomotive 35 Sextet 1,2,3,45 Service Club 2,3,45 Office Attendant 35 Dance Club 35 Mahtolog 45 Y-Teens 4. page sixteen Our Advisors, Our Teachers JANE GRUBBS JANICE HANSON JANlE HANSY -Iave Shown Us The Way Rom-:RT H1LL1s IIBOBH 96 ,-tt WENDY JOHNSON WENDY G2 'Nr JOHN KNOPP BEVERLY KOEHLER IIJOHNII HBEVII BOB - Transferred White Bear Z, Service Club 4, Chef Club 4, Mahtolog Editor 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class Play 4, Student Council 4, Mahtomotive 3, Can- teen Committee 3. WENDY - Chorus Z,3,4, Debate l, F.T,A. Z,3,4, G. A. A, l,Z,4, Y-Teens 4, Spanish Club 3, Service Club Z, 3,4, Mahtolog Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Band Z,3,4, N.F. L. l,4, Declam l,4, Sextet l,Z,3. JOHN - Football Z, Hockey 4, Canteen Committee 3, Service Club 4, Class Play 3, Mahtolog 4, Mahtomo- tive 3, Chef Club 3,4, M Club 4, Chorus Z. BEV - Canteen Club 4, Band l,2,3, Chorus l,2.,3,4, Student Council 3,4, Service Club l,2,3,4, Mahtomo- tive 3,4, Y-Teens 4, G.A,A. l,2, Spanish Club 3, Art Club Z,3,4, Mahtolog 4, School Patrol 4. page seventeen '4 MARLYS - Transferred White Bear 2 Chorus Z 3,4 F.T.A. 3, G.A.A. Z,3, Class Secretary 3, Debate 3 Mahtomotive 3. BARB - Mahtornotive 3, F.T.A. 2.,3,4, G.A.A. l,2,3 Mahtolog Staff 4, Service Club Z,3,4, Chorus l,Z,3 Debate l,3,4, Declam l,3,4, Dance Club Ei, Y-Teens 4 Class Play 3,4, Spanish Club 3, Red Cross l,Z, Mah tornotive 3, Library Club 3, Natl. Honor Society 3 BARBY - Band l,2,3, F,'I',A, l,Z,3,4, Chorus 1,Z,3,4 G.A.A, 12 Declam 3,4, Service Club 2,3,4, Y-Teens 4, Mahtornotive 3, Class Play 3,4, Mahtolog 4, Span ish Club 3, Sextet l,Z,3,4, Dance Club l,3, Red Cross 1, Library Club 3. MAUREEN - Chorus 2,3 4, F.T.A, Z,3,4, C1.A.A, l,Z,4 Homecoming Queen Attendant Z., Debate Z, Mahtolog Staff 4, Spanish Club 3, Class Play 3,4, Mahtomotive MARLYS LACASSE UFRENCHIE' ' BARB BARBARA LUNDS TROM 'R BARBARA MALONE MAUREEN MCDERMAID BARBY MAUREEN We've Learned How To page eighteen CAROLYN MUNZENRIEDER CAROLYN NELSON' MUNTZIE NELS Work, Study and Play MUNTZIE - Chorus l,Z,3,4, Band l,Z,3,4, N.F,L, l,Z, 3,4, C1.A,A, l,2,3, Debate l,Z, Declam l,2, Sextet l,Z, 3,4, Service Club l,Z,3,4, F,T,A. 2,3,4, Mahtomotive 3, Cheerleader l,Z,3, Y-Teens 4, Dance Club l, Class Play 3, Mahtolog 4. NELS - Chorus l,2,3,4, Band l,Z,3,4, Sextet l,Z,3,4, Cheerleader l,Z,3,4, F,T,A. 3,4, G,A.A.1,Z, N.F,L. l,Z,3,4, Debate l, Declam 4, Y-Teens 4, Class Play 4, Service Club Z,3,4, Mahtomotive 3, Mahtolog 4. BUTCH - Chorus l,Z,3,4, Football l,Z,3,4, Basketball l,Z,3,4, CrolfZ,3,4, Tennis Z,3,4, Track l,2.,4, Baseball l,Z,3,4, Chef Club l,Z,3,4, Service Club l,Z,3,4, Class Play 3,4, Mahtolog 4, Dance Club 3,4, Student Coun- cil l, M Club l,Z,3,4, Mahtomotive 3, Canteen Com- mittee Z,3, PATT - Transferred Central Z, Service Club 3,4, G. A.A. Z,3,4, Class Play 4, Mahtomotive 3,4, Mahtolog 4, Office Attendant Z,3,4, Chorus Z,3,4. MICHAEL NOEL BUTCH HPATTH PATRICIA PAULBICK SYLVIA PETERSON GERALD PIERRE HSYLH JERRY SYLVIA - G.A.A. l,Z,3,4, Cheerleader l,2,3, Student Council l,Z,3, Y-Teens 4, Chorus Z,3,4, Mahtomotive Z,3, Debate l,Z, N.F.L. l,Z,3, Mahtolog Editor 4, Ser- vice Club 2,3,4, Class Play 4, Office Attendant 3. JERRY - Dance Club 3,4, Chef Club 3, Service Club Z,3,4, Chorus l,Z,3,4, M Club Z.,3,4, Football Z,3,4, Basketball l,Z, Baseball 2,3,4, Hockey 3,4, Tennis Z, 3,4, Golf Z,3,4, Octette 4, Mahtomotive 3, Canteen Committee Z, Student Council 3,4, Class President l, Z, Class Play 3,4, Mahtolog 4, Stage Crew 3,4, SONIA - G.A.A. l,Z, Service Club Z,3,4, Chorus l,Z,3, 4, Class Play 3,4, F.T.A. Z,3,4, Declam l,4, Office Attendant 3, Mahtomotive 3, Mahtolog 4, Y-Teens 4. BEV - Transferred White Bear Z, Declam 3, Dance Club 3, G A.A Z, Mahtomotive Editor 4, Y-Teens 4, Class Vice President 45 Homecoming Queen Candi- date 4. page twenty Now We Leave With SONIA REED BEVERLY REHBEIN SONIA BEV Our Goals Set High SHIRLEY ROGALLA EMIL SCHMUCK SHIRL EMIL ,flu asa if!! DELBERT SAWYER ARLISS SODERLIND HDEU' HARLEEH SHIRLEY - Transferred White Bear 2, Chorus 2,3,4, G. A. A. Z,3, Mahtomotive 3, Mahtolog 4, Red Cross 4, Service Club 3,4, Office Attendant 3. EMIL - Transferred St. Agnes 2, Chef Club 2,3,4, Can- teen Committee Z,3, Class Play 3, Football 3,4, Track 3,4g Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Class Vice President 3, 3, Mahtolog 4, Service 3,4, M Club 3,4. DEL - Transferred White Bear 2., Football Z,3,4, Bas- ketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2.,3,4, Track 2,3,4, Boys State 3, National Honor Society 3, Class Play 3,4, Mahtolog Staff 4, Mahtomotive 3, Chef Club 3, Science Club 3, Student Council2.,3,4, M Club 3,4, Chorus 4, Service Club 3,4. ARLISS - G. A. A. 1, Office Attendant 3, Dance Club 3, Mahtomotive 3, F. T. A. Z,3,4, Service Club 2,3,4, Chorus l,Z,3,4, Mahtolog 4. page twenty-one JACK - Football l,Z,3,4, Basketball l,Z,3,4, Track l 2,3,4, Dance Club 3,4, Service Club l,Z,3,4, Class Play 3,4, M Club 3,4, Chorus l,Z,3,4, Chef Club l,Z,3,4 Canteen Committee 4, Mahtolog Staff 4. PAT - C1.A.A.l,Z, F.T.A. 2,3,4, N.F.L. l,Z,Debate Service Club 2,3,4, Chorus l,Z,3,4, Sextet l,2.,3,4 Class Play 3, Mahtomotive 3, Mahtolog 4, Y-Teens 4, Dance Club l,3. HELEN - Service Club Z,3,4, Chorus l,Z,3,4, Cr.A.A 1.2, F.T.A. 3,4, Student Council 4, Girl's State 3 Dance Club l,3,4, Mahtomotive 3, Mahtolog Staff 4 LORRAINE - Service Club2,3,4, Red Cross 4, Chorus l,2.,4, Mahtomotive 3, F.T,A. 3,-4, Office Attendant 3 G.A.A. l,Z, Homecoming Queen Attendant 3, Class Secretary, Treasury 4. JOHN SPALDING PATRICIA SPANDLE IIJACKII IIPATII f 'UN ,L at HELEN SPECKER LORRAINE STELLING HELEN LORRAlNE We re Proud To Have Page twenty-two JUDITH STELTER JUDY Gone To Mahtomedi page twenty-three CHARLOTTE VANEATON CHAR JUDY Chorus 1 Z 3 4 Band 3 4 Student Counc11 3 FTA 34 GAA 123 Serv1ceC1ubZ34 Sc1ence Clubl Dance Club 3 Y Teens 4 Mahtolog 4 Mahto rnot1ve 3 CHARLOTTF Serv1ceC1ub2. 3 4 Red Cross 4 Cho rus 1 2. 4 Dance Club 3 Mahtornotwe 3 F T A 3 4 Offlce Attendant 3 4 G A A 1 Z Declarn 3 Mahtolog Staff 4 Homecormng Queen 4 ROSIE G A A 12 3 SSFVICC Club Z 3 4 Off1ce tendant 3 4 Dance Club 3 F T A 3 4 Chorus 12 3 4 Mahtolog 4 Mahtomot1ve 3 Debate 1 ROSEMARIE WRIGHT 'ROSIE IN MEMORY OF JAMES JESKA X L SNQOU' MW I .f.1 Snap page twenty-four 'Burr' Page Eff' ff' ,x X xufx X T V 1' f ,f .., X N ni X Six x 5 X K 11 N Q in KN 21- 1 A 'ss Mg D 4.411 lm 4 P f 'I ,.. sw: go '-sn E2 ,f x 'fr' 1 A Q, l page twenty fxve L Q fy ,X,. J ..,.m...1wv--'1 ' X ffm 2, ' ' imp' ' X ' ' . . L U '- 7 '5 ,. 4. ' , P f fg -Q A v, .N F Ai ., .. i 5' ' - 'L 4 ' Q 1 ' I 2 -- g - , . ' 4 X A 'A - 4 if Q Q . - EX E ' f v I 'Y K., +20 ' ,. K' N , ff ,N K in . Ns- 6 N : . M .ff 'A I sz b if .QA U ' J. 1. F' -. 4 Q. , in K U J lg A .,,, Y ' ,Q . .'L , .... , ', ' V. .. ,. . A J as L 2 ? I .. 2 5 N -I Q 1 L , . tk X F LR I V. Q N N, 3 4 . -M L- 4 ' Q I, 'Sq , , Q A 1' I H' M 4, ' E I 'Ox G , X - s A! I 6 Y -. . 8 VA ' f i. ' it t ' 'S ,if L A ws' if-s. 2 ' ,V kts. ' 5 b f, A -' ,, av: 'K mx xv r M 4 A . W Illia ax A f Il W ' - 4 ' ff' A W - f rw . V ik , ,. f If f q . -tn Left to Right, top row: L. Kumlin, C. Fabbrini, R. Lyman, B. Faribault, H. Christianson, D. Glander, D. DeWuske, L. Konkler, J Kafka, R. Holly, B. Anderson. Znd row: R. Dufresne, J. Hare, K. Barney, M.Burberl, C. LaBonne, M Blume, M Lahr, K. Kennedy, M. Krey, D. Christopherson. Bottom row: L. Blasena, J. Brown, M. Bernier, M. Domning, P. Johnson, C. Dickenson, B. Carlson, S. LaTourneau. Juniors Left to right, top row: N. Van Blaricom, T. Reid, S. Stelter, R. Patton, J Stringer, D. Marshall, R. Schuman, G. Sawyer, J. Rollings. Znd row: G Simpson, G. Nadeau, V. Storer, J Nelson, P. Moga, J. Taplin, W. St. Sau- ver, R. Moulton. Bottom row: R. Tourville, S. Pierre, G. Terhark, J Tourville, J. Schendel, M Meany, J. Weber, M. Smith. page twenty-six 1 lu Left to right, top row: J. Jenson, J. Miller, S. Cameron, E. Jensen, R. Campbell, Mr. Nipp, advisor, M Kittleson, J. Gaetz, R. Newman, M. Gie- fer, K. Lundstrom. Bottom row: S. Krey, L. Mondry, S. Lyman, K. Free- man, K.Koester, E. Bader, M. Murray, M. Arcand, R. Fath, M. Anderson. Sophomores Left to right, top row: N. Schultz, S. Williams, R. Phillips, D. Peltier, G. St. Germain, L. Smith, M. Schifsky, R. Patrick, D. Wellman, R. Rudin, D. Quicksell. Bottom row: Mrs. Emerson, advisor, L. Smith, A. Stachowiak, P. Wilson, N. Roettger, D. O'Rei1ly, J. Rabel, R. Zemke, J. Reynolds, H. Rudin. D Sauerwein. ifmx page twenty-seven Left to right, top Blasena, J. Gary Duncan, J. Hicks. strom, R. Dalton, Ball, R. Dalton, D. row: W. Karch, K. Heinch, C. Greene, T. Jensen, J. , E. Anderson, R. Flagerty, G. Blasena, K. Bardon, R. Znd row: J. Johnston, L. Lundstrorn, J. Ekharnl, A. By- R. Donath, J. Kittleson, C. Kenedy, J. Lundstrorn, P. Arcand. Bottom row: Mrs. Ward, advisor, M. Holcomb, S. Foss, S. Lagoon, J. Jagusch, F. Ford, M. LaRoche, Iv1.Konkler, A. Kupferschmidt, B. Howell, A. Linborn. page twenty-eight Freshmen Left to right, top row: N. Raeburn, K. Magler, N. Norlander, D. Reber, J Thauwald, E. Pechan, Mr. Odean, advisor, P. Ball, H. Smith, P. Peterson D. Smith, C. McDerrnaid. Znd row: F. Opse, D. Stelling, G. Van Devanter R. McMagon, G. Walen, W. Olson, G. Quicksell, H. Van Blaircome, M Vogel, L. Simpson, P. Sampair, J. Stanley. Bottom row: J. Roettger, J Schmidt, B. Nelson, J. Swenson, I. Marsdon, J. Strenger, S. Swansick, M Sandeen, M. Patrick, B. Robinson, B. Patten, S. Moulten. 3 2 I , .. Q . . f K , ' 1 . I . , I . ' i K L 5 . . 3 . 4 e599 Left to right, top row: D. Smith, J. Rugg, E. Stowell, L. Smith, W. Lagoon, Mr. Smith, advisor, R. Rank, R. LaRourneau, R. Raatz, J. Peterson, C. Smith. Znd row: J. Schmidt, B. Plaster, S. LaPlant, K. Sheel, N. Weismer, J. Smith, R. Twedt, R. Lindorff, G. Simpson, J. Pino. Bottom row: D. Sorenson, L. Buberal, R. Koon, S. Martin, C. Nordby, D. LaTourneau. Eighth Grade Left to right, top row: D. Beck, P. Kientz, K. Wagner, W- Arcand, A. Gag- ner, Mr. Grossman, advisor, C. Caulkins, J. Campbell, J. Gagner, G Forbes, K. Johnson. 2nd row: V. Davis, D. Kendrick, R. Dau, L, Bahmert K. Gary, G. Flint, R. Kochei, W. VanDeventer, C. Gruber. Bottom row: D. Gorecke, J. Cates, J. Jensen, C. Girk, J. Ball. 9 5 . page twenty-nine DQ can XJ Q on 'haS Left to Right, top row: I. Street, M. Tonder, R. Olsen, T. Wilson, W. Weaver, Mr. Bolstad, Mrs. Lundstrom, Mr. Frankel, advisors, R. J. Mattson, J. Speidahl, R. Reid. Znd row: J. N. Schifsky, S. Taplin, R. LaRoche, C. Smith, Newmann, R. O'Dea, Peterson, R. Reynolds, M. Rose, D. McGowan, D. Munzenrieder, P. Stegmier, J. Ruhberg, S. Rudin, S. Otte. Bottom row: D. Opse, B. Moen, C1.McLain,T.Mag- nuson, D. Van Deventer, D. Lessard, N. Peltier, P. Plaster, L. Wil- liams, G. Steurnagel, H. Nelson. Seventh Grade Left to right, top row: G. Arcand, E. Koon, P. Butler, L. Jensen, F. Bog- danovich, J. Dublea, G. Eaton, R. Anderson, A. Bystrom. Znd row: L Eaton, P. Carson, S. Flint, S Gilbert,M. Burdan, L. Franklin, T. Capaul J. Dupre, C. Berdan, S. Hicks , J. Ball, T. Freeseman. Bottom P. Harvey, G. Jensen, L. Knutsen, R. Burgland, D. Kendrick, Bruske, G. Hill, R. Harrod, A. Brown, D. Johnson, R. I-ledin. t B 1 X T' ps. I-. ' 1 ' 'x page thirty row: D. Dau J. Karch, M F5 'Kyle Q0 -if 2 L 1 xhikigi page thxrty one page thirty two Queen Charlotte Queen Charlotte and her attend ants Joan Burque and Beverly Rehbein Homecoming Homecoming festivities this year began with A Mr. Homecoming contest. This is the first year we've tried it, and everybody enjoyed the suspense built up by the poetic clues which appeared in the bul- letin every day. At the bonfire on Thursday evening, October 28, Mr. Homecoming was announced to be Burt Anderson. Cheers were led by the cheer- leaders and the bonfire was lighted. Then Burt Anderson introduced the candidates for queen, Charlotte VanEaton, Beverly Rehbein, and Joan Burque Suspense mounted as co captains Jerry Piere and Raoul Dufresne crowned Charlotte queen The following day turned out cold and windy but the parade went on as scheduled Forest Lake was our opponent for the game and it was a hard fought battle ending in a 0 0 tie After the game a good time was had by all at the dance which was held in the new gym Music was furnished by Dick Kast and his chestra The dance began with the Grand March by the queen and her attendants which also included Joan Tourville Junior attendant and Judy Reynolds Sophomore attendant It certainly was a Homecoming to remember' 1' ' 'K X Q A . . . f C- .ff , I Y fxvl ' - q , . . - . I 1 . I . . . . O T - . . . , . , , . ia - U- 6' x i' '- mo. X X y. 4 x X V .7 ' at W yi we . A P Queen Charlotte and her attendants and escorts page thirty three F., A Annual Staff We are letting our annual speak for itself. The pages you are now looking at will best describe the work that has bee-ndone by the staff. We hope you are enjoying the annual as much as we en- joyed making it. Seated, left to right: Helen Specker, Bob Hillis Fosten Boyle, Sylvia Peterson, Wendy Johnson Charlotte Van Eaton. Standing: Eileen Casserly Judy Ehlenz, and Maureen McDermaid. Ma htomotive Staff The Mahtomotive this year has been put out by an organized group with the help of Mrs. White. ' The staff worked very well as a Af, is A whole, writing articles, getting them in on time, and laying out the paper. Especially many thanks to Mrs. White for her fine job of typing the school paper each time. At the end of the year, the Mah- tomotive Staff has shown much pro- gress and hope that the progress may continue through the coming years. Service Club The Service Club is composed of Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors who are interested in and will- ing to donate their services when needed. The group is dividedin- to two sections. One sec- tion is responsible for the halls during the Schoolday. The other group supplies personnelfor ushers,hosts and hostesses whenever needed for school activi- ties. This year Bob Hillis has been in charge of the halls and Judy Taplin has supplied ushers. This year the Student Council has taken an actlve part in many activities The Student Council sponsored activity ticket has prov1ded a wide variety of assembly and the Little Six Dance held here were the highlights of the social events carried out by the Council The Council has also been represented ln Little Six District and State Student Council Conventions The officers this year were Joe Acker President Judy Brown Vice Pres1 dent Joan Burque Secretary FostonBoy le Treasurer Mrs Deutsch advised the group page thirty six WJ!:lL!l'4Jll Senior Student Councll J O F, or 3 A fi Y . 1 -E-QV 6 f ' I ' A i I ' f 9 my ' I ,-, Q Q U K' QF? 1 . cg , - r M4 - ' NA , programs. The Homecoming festivities A I. Q ' .' A ' . 3 iv . 1 . 7 J' : W R' 9 l : ! ' l' . xxznk Q I 9 ' I 1. ' ' ' ' ' ' Wgi -+- . Q, 33 T ,ibut 'F . J Junior Student Council The .Tumor Student Cour1c1l has had several projects th1s year The Crystal Ball sale of Mahtomed1 bracelets auctlons and a trampolme demonstratlon together brought 1n enough money for the purchase of the trampolme wh1ch was the mam goal th1s year Although problems were en countered the Student Councll work ed them out and planned together very well The off1cers of the Student Coun c1l are Howell Sm1th Preslclent JannyRugg V1ce Pres1dent Charles Nordby, Secretary and Jack Hxcks Treasurer Mr Bolstad was Ad v1sor for the .Tumor Counczl page thmy seven The senior choir has worked hard and progressed a great deal dur1ng th1s year We are a larger group 77 members of wh1ch 31 are senlors Our flrst concert was 1n December at wh1ch we sang many carols and spec1alChr1stmas anthems February we went to Rosemount to part1c1pate mn a cho1r fest1val of all school cho1rs 1n the d1str1ct Du'r1ng Apr1l the sprmg contest and our own concert were held The contest was at Stxllwater Our con cert was glven Apr1l 29 w1th the band All work and no play? Well no there s the day when the cho1r cut off after s1ng1ng a very loud chord that IS everyone except Bob Patten who wasn t watch1ng the d1rector and found hmmself hanglng out 1n a surprlse solo' And then there was the t1me Barb Lundstrom broke a raw egg over Butch Noel s crew cut on a dare she collected all of l 75 ' We've worked hard and we ve had lots of fun learn 1ng to slng together Here s hop1ng for an even better cho1r next year and forjust as much fun s1ng1ng 1U It The off1cers are pres1dent Del Sawyer secre tary treasurer Barb Malone and accompamst Exleen Casserly QQ Choir Junior Choir page th1rty nme . ' fi : F i y - E A E I fi 5 , 5 4 WQA' f' -QL page forty The band th1s year conslsted of twenty elght members We are gratl f1ed to have our new young people d so well 1n the1r f1r st year Among the act1v1t1es mn vvh1ch the band took part were the Homecom1ng Parade and the annual Sprmg Concert ln add1t1on to the regular band a pep band was organlzed th1s year The pep band suppl1ed the rouslng muslc for all our pep fests and basketball games Band T AL C5n's Sextet Th1s 1S the last year for the pres ent sextet all of whom graduatlng thls sprlng They have sung together for 4 years and last year rece1ved an A rat1ng at both the d1str1ct and state muslc contests The1r appearances thls year rncluded the Chr1stmas Con February frn whlch they ng r Sandman rn long nrghtshlrts 1ess'y the sprmg contests and band cho1r concert rn Apr1l They sang at varrous local orgamzatrons and clubs and have taken part 1n church servlces many tlmes They always represent Mahtomedl I-hgh to 1ts best advantage and everyone enjoys llstenlng to then' fzne s1ng1ng SEXTET Carolyn Munze nneder Katherme Edwards Carolyn Nelson E11een Casserly Pat Spandle Janrce Hanson Barbara Maone OCTET Bob Campbell Ronald Greene Robert Patnck Davld Marshall Ccott Stelter Jerry Plerre Robert Patton Boys CDctet Th1s year for the f1rst tmne our school has had a boy s vocal ensem ble the octet The group has worked very hard s1nce f1rst becomlng gan1zed last fall and have put ln some f1ne appearances The1r f1rst pubhc performance was m representmg our Wlth St Paul Park and Lakevllle They also sang at the Sprrng Concert and contests and d1d themselves proud We hope that th1s 1S the be g1nn1ng of many enthus1ast1c groups l1ke th1s for Mahtomed1 page forty one fa , 0 I 9 v 9 , . . A , - I . ' p s , . A . . . Or- I cert, the Mahtomedi Talent Show in Gerald SUCHSCI school in an exchange concert series ' ' sa M . ' . ' . . . . , no . - J ' 1 U page forty two Glr s Athletlc Association L-LJ G A A had four major tournaments thxs year bas ketball volleyball badmmton and softball Barb Rob 1nson's team took the champ1onsh1p t1tle 1n volleyball the sophomore team 1n basketball The off1cers of the group are as follows Pres1 dent Judy Reynolds V1ce Pres1dent Pat W1lson Sec retary Nancy Raeburn Treasurer Mary Anderson PO1Ht Secretary Susan Swanslck The adv1ser IS Mrs Boran1an the gym teacher P1ctured 1n the g1rl s gym room are from left to rlght Pat Wllson Rene LaPlant Sandra Molten and Judy Reynolds ., A 1 1 ' fl I l . , g . . 11 1111 11111 A f- 'v v v 1 4 1' - , - ll -.f , , ' - ' , 'n g : ' A , f , , ' 1...-v.. ..r-..- - -- Y Teens W1th the a1d of Mrs Lou1se Rathburn of the St Paul Y W C A Y Teens was orgamzed at M H S th1s year Judy Brown was elected Pres1dent of the group w1th Maureen McDerma1d as Vlce Pres1dent Janet Nelson Secretary and Judy Taplln Treasurer act1v1t es 1n connect1on wrth downtown Y W C A and other Y Teen clubs The glrls have taken the1r f1rst d1ff1cu1t strlde towards fulf1ll1ng Y Teens trlple purpose to grow as aperson to grow 1n fr1endsh1pw1th people of all races re11g1ons and nat1onal1t1es and to grow 1n the knowl edge and love of God The group was adv1sedth1s year by Mrs Emerson and M1ss Schafer -...4 page forty three 0 1 0 oi ' '. I I Q ' l The girls took an active part in both locally planned ' wif- A A 5 5 1 l O I I ' Speech Actlvltles This year forty five students participated in the Local Speech Contest From this group sixteen were chosen as Superiors and went to the District Contest The speech class entered the One Act Play Contest at West St Paul and presented a serious tragedy entitled The Curtain Our debaters attended a number of tournaments during the year including the ones at Gustavus Adolphus College Macalester College and Augsburg College Speech students also participated in Student Congresses sponsored by the National Forensic League This was a most successful year for all the speech ac ticipants each year Library Club has varied in number throughout the year finally consisting of only regular workers in the library These people assist the librarian in working t the charging desk shelving books and per iodicals working on bulletin boards and otherwise assisting the librarian whenever y possible and necessary page forty four O O I U ! ' ' H ' ll. I C, . tivities, which are continually growing in number of par- . . a 0 9 . . . . . a . Y . - 9 1 W Cub The Span1sh Club IS composed of those stu dents now takmg the flrst year of thls language Among the1r act1v1t1es were makmg a I-Iomecom1ng Float entry complete w1th a huge head of a bull, attendmg a college Spamsh class and havmg aMex1can meal at the CosaCoronado 1n St Paul Sk1ts, movmes, and pamtmg a mural of a Mexlcan scene have been the other projects of the group who named themselves Los Plcaros Perezosos fThe Lazy Rascals'j Mrs. Emer son IS the advlsor of thls group page forty f1ve ' 1 5 l A ' 5 t Y T I v 5 l . W' ' , I 3 5 . W ,A S A 7 if if L J ' K. ' f , I Q f f 2 if y Q ? ' 0 S nb.. l 3 S S amsh 2 1 , I 3 3 5 2 t I l r 5 -Av 'A l ..l. , . A ,- i aa. a 1 y y at ...,.,,,,.. A 5 3 . - , . The Camera Club was organized in January 1955 and meets each Thursday evening under the direction of Mr. Nipp. Twenty members worked on printing, en- larging and developing as well as learning techniques of taking better pictures. The object is to train a small group of stu- dents in each class to aid in Annual Pho- tography work. Besides being the newest organization of M.H.S,, the canteen club is also one of the most active. It was organized as a side project of the Student Council, and there are now 53 active members from grades 7-12. The purpose of the club is to make the canteen a better and more en- joyable place, and to set up other means of noon-time activities for student partici- pation. The officers of the club are as follows: president, Bev Koehlerg vice-president, Fosten Boyleg secretary, Bob Hillis, treas- urer, Judy Stelter. 3' W1 page forty-six Camera Club Canteen Club ... '-3 wx N src' 33: ,Sv A Stage Crew Projectionist The stage crew's work is pri- marily handling the stage for plays, assemblies, and other special ac- tivities. Although there is a certain amount of work connected with this. I'm sure every person who worked in the crew enjoyed it. The stage crew was under the direction of Mrs. Emerson. Don Bader was the chairman. The Projectionist are the boys who operate all the projection equip- ment for class room movies, as- semblies, and evening events given by the community organizations. They are a voluntary group of hard working boys, who give their time and energy whenever called upon. page forty seven A Team page forty-eight Team Jumpmg Gem Terhark Wendy Johnson Lou1se Blasena Spllts Sue Noel Judy Brown Cheerleaders J Left to right: Nancy Koester, Bon- 1 nie Nelson, Barb Howell, Jackie Q W . K Swenson, Judy Strlnger. eye '6 I A ' 6 M Club The M' Club IS an organlzatlon for athletes The M Club 1n our school 1S composed of all the lettermen 1n the h1gh school Th1S club has qu1te an 1mportant duty wh1ch 1S to set the pol1cy xn athlet1cs for our school Our club orgamzed two years ago cop1ed 1ts const1tut1on from St Paul The F T A g1rls have had a very 1n terest1ng year The b1ggest project they engaged 1n was pract1ce teach1ng over at the W1ldwood School Three g1rls would go over each day to aSS1St the teachers w1th the second grade ch1ldren Th1s project prov1ded much enjoyment and worthwh1le exper1ence for the g1r1s Another SCTVICC perform ed by the g1.rls was the duty of hall recept1on1st The off1cers of the group were Barb Lundstrom Pres1dent Exleen Casser ly Vxce Pres1dent Judy Stelter Sec retary Treasurer Mechanic Arts. This school has the oldest M Club in the state. You probably saw some of our boys in the 'M' Club around the community at various times washing cars This was one of the projects the boys car r1ed out 1n order to ra1se money money wh1ch wa used ater to purchase the1r awards At the end of each year an outstand 1ng sen1or athlete 1S chosen and pre sented w1th a spec1al award Th1s a ward conslsted of an M blanket and the honor of hav1ng h1s name placed on a plaque Th1s year the award was g1ven to Butch Noel The M Club has an advlsary board composed of Mr Davls Mr Sm1th Mr Grossman and a representat1ve from the commun1ty 'M' Club The club's off1cers are Jack Spaldlng Pres1dent Dave Marshall V1ce Pres1dent Burt Anderson Secretary Don Bader Treasurer Future Teachers Of America .m page forty mne l is , 1 - A Y x . ,Q W I: , . L ' ' 'T ' ' ' FX A 3. . . . - up g fi ee r ' S ' ' . X I . , y ' 'Q Y - in , . . I . - ' ll u H ' ' ' a ll I ' ' ' ll . ' 1 ' a . , 4 l , 4 I . . . . , , . I . . . I . , . , ' I I I I 9 ! I . . - , ' - 1 f ff l C 1 . i . 4:1 ,Q - 1 as ' 1 1 ' 4 A . ' 5 . . I I 1 V A 1 1 1 , f X ' ' V I - . ' ,t., H- ' X A Mr McCutchan page fifty Faculty Left to Right Top row Mrs Deutsch Mr Smith Mrs White Mr Grossman Mr McCutchan Mrs Smith Mr Nipp Mr Culbertson Second row Mr Zibell Miss Lynard Mr Bolstad Mr Odean Mr Frankel Mr Vandeberg Mrs Boranian Third row Mrs Ward Miss Schaffer Mr Bastien Mrs Lundstrom Mrs Emerson and Mr Bolstad in our 9th grade Council. job advising the class before us. advised sports activities . activity. The seniors are greatly indebted to our class ad visors Mrs Zibell and Mr McCutchan They've ad vised us for 3 years from our Sophomore year through our Semor year And we'l1 never forget Mr Frankel and Mrs Lundstrom in our 7th 8th grades Mr Bolstad has done a tremendous Job this year advising the Junior Student Council. Mrs. Deutsch is to be applauded for her work with the Senior Student Although Miss Lynard hasn't a class to advise this year, she handles the F.T.A. and she did a wonderful Junior Class advisors, Mrs. White and Mrs. Boran- iang Sophomore advisors, Mrs. Emerson and Mr. Nippg while Mr. Smith, Mr. Grossman, and Mr. Gilbertson All teachers advised a home room group andfor an dhwvg w-ay l Mrs. Zibell How mformal can you get? 'P Mr Frankel 0 sg Annual Teachers Plcnlc Z H U2 OJ O v-4 N D 9 SU I3 FU IJ Iiind EH CD E D' P-4 ff ru page fifty one Senior Chef Club Junior Red Cross page fifty-two f-M HZ If you were to walk through the halls some noon, and hear the clanging of pans and a weird smell coming from the Home Economics room, you could just about assume that the Boys Senior Chef Club was meeting. The boys have quite a time for them- selves when they get an apron on and into the kitchen. Not only do they cook their own meals, but they also com- pletely plan the menu and make out a market order. If you were to ask the boys how they like their own cooking,theywould pro- bably reply, Pretty good, as long as we don't have to eat it too often. All the girls will probably agree with me in saying that this training will someday prove beneficial to these boys. The officers of Senior Chef are: Bruce Fairbault, President, and Butch Noel, Treasurer. The American Junior Red Cross is a worthwhile organization whose main objective is to promote its members to help others This year our members engaged in several projects one of these was making decorations which fit in with the different holidays to be sent to hospitals Some of our members attend the meetings held in St Paul for all Junior Red Cross members from the surrounding areas A dinner was held at the meeting house which is the American Volunteers Hall and was much enjoyed by those who attended Our high school received an award of merit for a most ap preciated contribution collected in the March Red Lross Drive The total amount collected was S255 87 Sincere thanks are ex- tended to those who did contribute This summer a regular swimming safety session is being scheduled It will be sponsored by the St Paul Chapter 547' W ti X n-14 K 4-WN-, . , w..,,-my Q. jr-'..F-.wxr L, vm-M Q Ik T 5, X., M A-WM W Q mf 5225, page fifty four Awards VALEDICTORIAN Eileen Casserly HONOR STUDENTS Helen Specker Wendy Johnson Robert H1ll1S Delbert Sawyer Barbara Lundstrom Maureen McDerrr1a1d SUPERINTENDENT'S CUPS Beverly Koehler Joe Acker RO TARY INTERNA TI ONA L Robert Hillis LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS AMERICAN LEGION Je ry Pierre Howell Smith Gordon Sawyer Boys State STUDENT COUNCIL PIN Sz GUARD Joe Acker Delbert Sawyer NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE Kevin Kennedy Agnes Stachowiak G A A QI-Iighest Award, Ellen Anderson Mary Patrick Mary Anderson SALUTATORIAN Judy Ehlenz NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY E1leen Casserly Judy Ehlenz Robert H1ll1s Delbert Sawyer Carole Dickenson Marilyn Domning Judy Taplin AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY Sylvia Peterson Phyllis Sampair Judy Taplin Girls State DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION Jean Harrod Essay contest Jane Taft ' PARENTS AND TEACHERS SCHOLARSHIP Eileen Casserly ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL Mike Noel Raoul Dufresne Jerry Pierre ALL CONFERENCE BASKET BALL Mike Noel David Marshall OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE I M Blanketl Mike Noel I ll Wendy Johnson Judy Ehlenz - Citizenship X, Q . . W, W ff SPUHTS . Y page fxfry s1x gli' Qffense Left Slde end D Sawyer tackle L Konkler guard R Flaherty r1ght half J Spaldmg R1ghts1de end R Holly tackle J Kafka guard M Noel left half N VanBlar1com Center J Pxerre quarterback R Dufresne fullback D H1cks Football season off1c1ally started Monday August Z4 1954 At 8 00 o'clock everyone met at school to get ready to leave for camp The bus loaded w1th blankets p1llows clothes and a lot of vo1ces pulled out for the 1sland It's always fun to w1n a game and Mahtomed1 d1d 1tS share of w1nn1ng FIVE v1ctor1es along w1th three t1es were reached The team captured the L1ttle S1x champ1onsh1p and was undefeated for the f1rst t1me 1n seven years .N e f v se. , ' . Y-- v- W F x , af .- .. N . W , . M A, . .. ., Q . 1' V' h 'g ' g --. '?g3-jig, N . . wp .1 ,Ag H -. ,.g- ' ' ',' M- , ar K . .sr I, 'M 5 my K li .ff ,A KWM g L 1 1'w'y 4, vlnmlt, ,. wg, H-ny , ,H Q A ,L vk l -fghu y, k 9.,.-,v:Qf,?:5:gH':, A . W A I , A 'fwzf:.l..-.-, ,lei-,U-A eg' 7' M' I ,c ii- ' ' - ,,,, -' 4.-4.1, '3- , 4-'.. ,, r A .f- -V , Q., V A-fa - f '. .,, -. ,X ff -'V , L-'4'.'M' 'fl' ww 'f.ffL A lf' -i. at' ,- ---'Q . f'4Y- Q R' 4.1.-A frraa -W ..-V l . . C l I ' 9 0 1 9 - 1 1 Y . . . . . , , . . . , 0 D I ' 3 ' 1 9 - I 9 0 . I 0 J ' 1 x ' I 9 . 1 9 . I . 1 1 1 s , . . . . '03 pr 5 in at Defense Left s1de end D Sawyer tackle L Konkler l1ne back, R Flaherty l1ne back J P1erre half back R Dufresne Center D Hxcks R1ght s1de tackle J Kafka end J back N Van Blar1com Football 15 a funny game Everyone hates to run laps and go through dr1lls and I'm sure everyone on the team has asked hlmself 'What am I do1ng th1s for? Then the n1ght of a game when you run on the f1eld 1n good clean umform you f1nd out just why you l1ke football so much The n1ght of the homecomlng game w1th Forest Lake off1c1a11y drew the season to a close In cluded 1n the season were plenty of moans and groans such as ' You don't say f1ve laps' ' Not those spr1nts ', When do we get some water? But along w1th all the moans and groans came lots of good t1mes and laughs. Illl page fxfty-seven J., ., h p, n , I Q Q s , , . my ' p 4- .I 1 t 8 Q55 ' T R' -2. B .-my - , rr-7:-lt . Q .M ps.,-At, .cretbht Y ' 4, ru' Y --,-5 , - ,- .-vi . .,A.: 3,3 1-' - ' , - ,-SL-lift 'ljiiilf-ltfi X g u ' : , . Q , . 3 ' . Q 9 l 3 ! ' ' , . . I y s n 1 Strengerg line back, M. Noel, line back, J. Spald1ngg half , . . ' I I I ' I 3 ' l page fifty eight Second Strung Left side end J Strenger tackle B Anderson guard D Quicksell left half D Peltier Right side end L Smith tackle B Faribault right half M Kittleson Center center L Kumlin quarterback R Patr1ck fullback M Krey I'm sure all who attended the games noticed two men standing in front of the bench yelling ' at's the matter with you guys out there Well you guessed it these are our coaches. r. George Smith is head coach and Mr. John Gross- man is line coach. Mr. Grossman is a man of few words. The few words are: Alright, get down, ready, hut one, hut two, hut three. All in all, Football season was enjoyed by everyone whether you were a coach, a player, or a spectator. Mahtomedi is looking forward to many fine teams in the future. -hifi' T E me G' S 9 'Sf 1, GHG a 37. 1,,E'E.A.47 5334 w ,53'a,,f3'5 Y Q- -Q' E' -Q. Q5 Qs' -Q E' '11 QE,E7Es??Qj5,335,4 ,ff.. 35 9' '-'EV '30 U., 5'-S 9' N!-Giiifnf f's 5' N. , r EFS 3 35631 J' q '-1- 5 -5 Basketball A Team A team 1n act1on page srxty The 1954 55 Mahtomed1 I-hgh School basketball team f1n1shed 1ts regular season w1th a record of twelve w1ns and seven losses, and a conference record of etght w1ns and four losses Th1s record was good enough for a th1rd place 1n the L1ttle Sxx H1gh po1nts of the season for the Zephyrs were l A two po1nt loss to No St Paul 1n an overt1me, Z The th1rd per1od 1n a game w1th Lakevllle 1n wh1ch forty one po1nts were scored, 3 An exc1t1ng three po1nt openlng game loss to A exander Ramsey ln the coaches ratlngs, the Zephyrs were ranked 1n n1nth place 1n D1str1ct 14 and therefore,drew powerful Red W1ng 1n the f1rst round of D1str1ct play The f1nal score of that game 90 45 All 1n all the boys d1d very well th1s season A lot of hard work was put 1n, and the boys deserve a lot of cred1t Mahtomedl Mahtomed1 Mahtomedr Mahtomedx Mahtomed1 Mahtomedr Mahtomedl Mahtomech Mahtomedl Mahtomed1 Basketball Record Alexander Ramsey Osseo Rosemount Prror Lake No St Paul Alumm Forest Lake Randolph St Paul Park 77 Lakevllle Mahtomedl Ivlahtomech Mahtomedl Mahtomedr Mahtomedr Mahtomed1 Mahtomedl Mahtomed1 Mahtomedx Mahtomedr Mounds VIEW Rosemount St Paul Mechanlc Arts Dxstrrct Record 4 O Prror I ake No St Paul Mounds Vrew Randolph St Paul Park Lakev111e Red W1ng BATEBH1 Our B team this year has done a wonderful job under Mr. Grossman. The team has put in many diligent hours of practice, and they deserve a lot of credit. They lost only two games. One of their better accom- plishments was defeating North St. Paul. TEAM THEY WE Alexander Ramsey 35 14 Osseo 30 Z1 Rosemount Z1 49 Prior Lake 19 35 North St. Paul 35 36 Forest Lake 40 19 Randolph Z7 37 St. Paul Park 26 Z8 Lakeville 2.1 35 Mounds View 24 34 Rosemount 27 47 Mechanic Arts 35 31 Prior Lake Z8 Z6 North St. Paul 31 34 Mounds View 30 26 Randolph 40 32 Lakeville Z8 34 I ww wgw DE ,wc D m'9m,:10C3 'D'ps40l3 'U fp QQ, Hg gonna, fd9'U':s 2H ' 5-UO-Grp C Hxfptv-g gn-1- UH,m H 0343? '55-ooo wg Q0 :wan SES.. gpg f-D+? H S 3:0 fbi-ag' r-np' mp!!! OO 0-rn C -. ro-PH 344-er 5,3 3355 00g rg O S-2 Zia 9902 Hp-gg 309' 'wr' cm Qfv5 if-1 Q. 0918 3 5 D00 IJ' :WOR 35:7 NE-tt-+ BD- gg 4 cn 535-' D591 f .eo wa.-4 F3 -'I m m 3 mmm- '27 Bl:Al' xlmnil .153 page sixty-one fs -P' page sixty two Hockey ln this first year of organized hockey, Mr. Chuck Gilbert worked with and handled the group. Dick Flaherty and Foston Boyle were co-cap- tains. We saw a lot of fast action by our goalie Joe Acker. One highlight of the season was the afternoon Mahtomedi beat Stillwater. it was a fairly-successful year for our first year and with boy's like Rolly Flaherty and Bruce Fairbault coming up, there's going to be a very good year for hockey in 1955-56. X xi'fj.f Jw Baseball Team of I955 3-A page sxxty four V HX-f ., 'D K1 qv Ni Q Www 'Tp Under Mr Culbertson about 25 boys were out for baseball th1s year We had a fa1rly good year w1th Rolly Flaherty and Jerry Nadeau p1tch1ng Our other players were f1rst base Bob Holly and JIITI Rolhngs second base Dlck Fla herty and Jerry Blasena th1rd base Noel LaCasse and M1ke K1ttleson short stop M1ke Noel and .hm Blasena catch1ng Roaul Dufresne and Pat McLane f1eld1ng Del Sawyer Lowell Konkler Bob H1ll1s Dave Marshall Gordy Sawyer Dave DuWuske Jerry P1erre Duane Chmstopherson Jon Jensen and Stewart Cameron P1ctured w1th them IS beautl ful v1vac1ous Carolyn Nelson the1r Mascott fwoof woof'l ,F WA C 4 . , aff' l -, w a U .515 -Q! 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LQLEWE .1-.JC-sdafy---Q, JM, up-3:3 Shown on th1s page are members of our team 1nact1on Recogmze Bevo'F' They're p1ctured w1th the trophy that some members of our 1955 team helped to w1n last year The trophy was presented to Dtck Flaherty th1s year N-Nunn' 1 1 page SIXIY fxve 5 ' . 1' ' ff ' I 1 3 -V 6 xl 5 1.5 f ai o .fQJ'w.zQ ff f Ax i ' WL ' v b A N, ' u ' 4 , vp ' K ' A P Q' his . C I-.NI n ,vA.:L9,1':A,l,..7L 1-i'Atj.'i A K. - Q M W x 1 N 5 z.. -, x 514 ' -,. .' fl -A ,, RQ ' . f , fiK'- pews H utt ' . , '. . v .-, . Q L ,H Y- Q ' u ,YI ls' - Q . ' - ' r , - . p ' I 'ff 1 x tl ' s 1 - 5 t Av 4 f ' ' H -e J Q Y 'L , K 1 U v Q f K . M . v. ' .1 X ' X f W W Y t ' 1 Q an W: Q t f Q. , 'W A xx ,y -5+ E A ' . , , ' ' A ' , 'r f' y -if e M' 'iw t , 4 . , , sw 5. I ' 'U Q aw , g ,4,k ,M, 5 y 33, v U v Q . .gi J g. : ,Fgi,w4,,Ai,5 .ygttyfq f ', ,Q , A 'L y ...wx , A . - , .H E W V 5? fu . Y AL A - -' 5 fc qt A I .X V t ' ' . ff .fr Q f:sw2.p , N. ' N t - , e X f .1 - 1 5 5 t ,ls Nea, A W ,fi ,A Q- 5 M, f V few, .af 'Q' .K J ' ,J . . -M ' .-- - it-- ' I . A 3-ffm ff' 1 an - ' .5552 K' 4 . Y A 2161 1. . K X K Xyvxas ' . I L, , A, A A- , Q .L ft ,J Na, A 1 Ai My W V as lfrx +fQQwf4ffn'attev'- ig Mr Sm1th andA Bystrom B H1ll1s J Kaf ka N VanBla1rcom B Anderson M Vogel R Dufresne T W1lson B Fan-bault 1' page SIXIY s1x -'UQ Track Mahtomedi was well represented this year in track under the guidance of Mr. Smith. Taking part in all of the meets, Bob Hillis set a record in the milewhich we are very proud of Raoul Dufresne d1d some outstandxng work 1n track th1S year too M1ke Krey was our pole vaulter and Jerry Kafka threw the shot put We're sure proud of all our team Relay teamJ Sald1ng B Patr1ck E Schmuck R Dufresne 17 -Eff f ! WWW' x......v'Ws X f .TAM .aiu ' l , . ' A I , fimnf-do A K I ' . i . , . . . , 0 - V , . , . , . , 13 - . . , . ' , . ' . 1 3 '- , . L I -ff R . ' , . ' , .- ,M k , . . if N L V ' . ' V, R 1 'B ' R I, Y . K 'fi 1 X V A ' ' L... R R .- Li .r , f I' x Q ' ff id ,. A J IEQ L13 ' 1. ,, ,V fi yi W 'A Y N .. X K Q 1 ., lf' K x ,' 5 fr ...aa- , rw ' ' , V 'fb 2 ,x W gg N I, ' ' . -,.,a s .af ,e.r T ,rr,1r ,: , ,, Team Here are some of the track team ln aCt1on at practlce or at meets Top Jumpnug the hurdle N Van Blar come Below Jumpuxg 'P 1s M Krey Also Jumplng 1S M Vogel and throwmg the shot put IS J Spaldmg Below Jumpmg the hurdles are Gordy Sawyer and far r1ght J Kafka Jumplng someth1ng else 1U the Cen ter 1S B Anderson www' u12'flT5-SW Qkiiimd 956' ns 3, 4 Xmwiaeu 3 - 5 page sixty seven 'Q Team Golf Our tennis teamfor 1955,consist- ed ofScott Stelter, Dennis Quicksell, Bruce Fairbau1t,Kevin Kennedy, and Buzzy Patrick. Head man was Mike Noe1,and coaching the team was our principal, Mr. Davis. This is the first year we've had a team, and their accomplishments have been encouraging for next year's team. Mahtomedi was well represented this year in golf by pros Bob Pat- ton, John Knopp, Jerry Pierre, and Mike Noel. Golf was coached by Mr. Gilbertson. Senior Choir 9th Grade Chorus Janice Hanson tympani, Betty Arcand, Dave Peltier, Dave DeWuski, trumpets, accompanist Eileen Casserly. Sprl ng Concert g The annual spring concert given this year featured the band, the senior choir, 9th grade chorus, girls' sextet, boys' octet, and several soloist. The music ranged all the way from sacred chorals to modern jazz. Spotlighted on the program was an arrange- ment of the hymn All Hail the Power of Jesus Name, done by the senior choir, with the ac- companiment of a piano, three trumpets and kettle drums. The music department, under the direction of Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Bastien, worked hard and long to present this concert. Everyone who at- tended will surely agree with us in saying that the students put out a most enjoyable evening of music. r . it pf.-9 V- ' 1 --es 'fs , Soloist, Sonia Reed gg , 1 , if M- fig s 'W . .5 'h.- 4 4' R 1 page sixty-nine ,1 r 1 X - ' 'wk,.i!-.-T Enjoying dinner at the Lowell Inn. - -, - f 'XFN 'L ' Junior-Senior Banquet page seventy Relaxing in the lobby before dinner. task all ll 5 The J-S Banquet was held April 30 at the Lowell Inn, in Stillwater. The menu included, among anumber of things, fried chicken, whipped potatoes, asparagus, and Jamaica rum sundaes. It was all very delicious and everyone enjoyed it thoroughly. After everyone had com- pleted the meal, farewells and be st wishes were given by Don Bader, President of the Senior Class, Dave Marshall, Presi- dent of the Junior Class, Mr. Davis, Principal and Mr. Anderson, Superin- tendent. As the evening came to a close, Helen Specker revealed the future events that are in store for the seniors by reading the class prophecy. It was adelightful ending to a most enjoyable evening. Junior-Senior Prom The Junior Class, played host to the Seniors at the annual Junior-Senior Prom on May 14, 1955. The Prom was held in the Casino Room of the Saint Paul Hotel. Dancing was from9 to 12 o'clock to the music of Joe Carlson, and his band. page SC venty One VW ii ., Q5 1 High point of the evening was the Grand March with both a London Bridge and an allemande-left effect successfully accomplished. The Junior and Senior class presidents, Don Bader and David Marshall,headed the Grand March with Their dates. As a final note to a beautiful evening, various groups went to eat in Minneapolis and St. Paul. A large number went to the Rainbow Cafe. Most of the Juniors went to the Crabtree Kitchens inCopas. We hope their fire-truck survived the antics of Bruce Fairbault and Emil Schmuck. The next day dawned bright and early with many tired couples pulling out for Taylor's Falls and other spots of interest. Picnicking,canoeing,and even some mule riding rounded out a wonderful Prom weekend! page S6VSllIy'IWO The Seniors Say Farewell 3 For 13 years we have been wa1t1ng for the day when we Are we glad? exc1ted'P 1nd1fferent'? sad? People have d1fferent 1deas on graduat1on for some It means go1ng to work others marr1age others college It's a funny th1ng 1sn4t It to be cons1dered an adult There's st1l1 that feel1ng of Just bemg klds part1es play1ng baseball looklng forward to see1ng each other any t1me we want But try and remember some of those parental warn1ngs Don't dr1ve oo fast Don t s ay out too late' or the often heard I'll help you from our parents and teachers and oh' those too fam1l1ar words of teachers I ll see you at 3 Z0 There's so much we've done together the f1rst 13 who started km dergarten gether the boys chasmg the glrls playmg on the 'wave our older and more ref1ned games of baseball boys aga1nst the g1rls .Tumor Hlgh and our f1rst boy g1rl part1es f1rst dance class meetlngs Mr Frankel Mrs Lundstrom and Mr Bolstad Sophomores and What 13 Sophomore Engllsh ' the Sad1e Hawkms dance .Tumors and the canteen Snafu the Prom and Banquet Sen rs and' Ch1cken Every Sunday' the annual look1ng forward to gradu at1on late n1ghts after school and an empty hallway our old rock our landmark Mr 'vIcCutchan and Mrs Zrbell Now we can g1Ve the class of '56 adv1ce and warn them to prof1t by our mlstakes And now as we preparefor graduatlon after these 13 years we look back to all our memor1es and f1nd we can say It s been fun ' page seventy three 5 y K . 1 ' , O if s by . . . . . D- . , . , I : H I t , ll I t I' , ll I : ll. . to ' - ' - -7 on the playground...trying to be monitor...Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts... lil I lllt' lllll lil 3 io ' ' '... ' - eco n J. n . a . . , U I . I , ' s ICI , EQ A E F Y a . is if 'L 1 E . Q Q S15 ' Z Lge P , gi a- 5 5 2 i 35 ' K Z i ,E vt, I ', x ,-v 1-Af .E '1p V , 1 , 2 141 vo- ,ff a , sg , f' . ' , 1 12 h aa ul, h 35, WF WP W W ' Q aaa f ' g a a ff - Y- v f f I-F51 ' l ,ip ,lf 3 79 F' 'if L7 Eff 7 a a .f -af A- M C, N gf I P h x V f Q f X Q ' I 1 ' ' R ,E a E i X a . ' 3 ' ' h - 1 N ' H a 7 il The Graduating Class Of Mahtomedi High School, I955 ! Th1s 18 1t' The mght of May 31 1955 lt's 8 15 P M and the Hay den Quartet IS p1ay1ng Pomp and Clrcumstance The left a1sle 15 led by Ph1ll1s Johnson and Roaul Dufresne The r1ght a1sle IS led by Marge Meany and Burt Anderson lt was thr1ll1ng to march up to the stage and to our cha1rs The ent1re aud1ence whxch completely f11led the aud1tor1um stood for s as we marched down those alsles Pastor W1cklund opened w1th a prayer and then Dr Chr1st1an sen of the Un1vers1ty Farm Campus gave a wonderful commence ment address One 1n Flve' Then Mr Dav1s presented the class to Mr Brown who 1n turn, presented us w1th our dlplomas We were all very tense wa1t1ng unt1l Mr Davxs sa1d those words I present the class of 1955 We rose, sober faced, but fee11ng grand As we recewed our dxplomas, there were mmxed emot1ons some sm1led wh1le others had tears 1n the1r eyes The Bened1ct1on and then It was all over It was all over' We all left school that mght very pleased and happy th1nk1ng I'm through w1th h1gh school ' And yet we rea11zedw1th a sort of s1nk 1ng feehng th1s IS the last t1me we're together as a class We felt a lot of gratltude espec1al1y to our parents and to our teach ers although we may not have reallzed lt at f1rst We can only say from that well known rhyme No more penc1ls no more books No more teachers' fr1end1y looks Last m1nute 1nstruct1ons' 1 page seventy flve - 9 v 1 . . 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