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Mankato High School - Otaknam Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

 - Class of 1938

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Mankato High School - Otaknam Yearbook (Mankato, MN) online collection, 1938 Edition, Cover
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I1 Corfff CL m , WK Emma DL'1'u1.oF1f, 019560 Sn-1'cIzz1'y XVILLIANI I'. SKI.-XLL Guidance Coorrlifmlw' Safi11lScic11fe v x STANLEY HELLELo1D. Culrznzrrfial ADULT HDUCATYON QQ. 'X Lb J ' K VJ-' D , JJJY N X ,XJ J X-9 J-9' -X4 ESTHER DANIELS, Hisrory, Guidance LINNEA STERLING, Hirlory, Ecorlamir Geography U21 VIOLA i S 'REm1K,5 - , x .W . . .nn , .,., mx: f.w,.v1- W Q 11- .xi-Q 'lfifm 'A f ' 4 4 ' M i m AV x V W m 'W iif M , , L,., 3 m Q ' z. , 7' 1 'arf . .,.x V x L h 1 , . 3 Q ' Q ' 1 , ,. 5 ' - H5 '73 ., L h Z J iff 'J ,m.f V- f I .. .l Q z 1 -ffelza , mai? fi ' A LQ1 if ,5 1L, , l A MN 'W' xx' 'Q Q2 1 Y 4 fm 1 Ql S 1--4 K ' 3 ,. fig X C . limit ADAMS: A Cappella: Drama Club: German Club: Honor- arv Girls' Glee Club: Brush and Palette: Home Room Secre- tary: Declamation: Yell Club: Kamera Klub: H. E. Girl Re- serves: In Old Vienna : Hold liverytbingu: Senior Carnival: Music Festival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. BERTRAM ANDEN- GAARD: A Cappella: Boys' Glee Club, President: Forensic League: uln Old Vienna : Senior Carnival: Music Festival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. MAE ANDENGAARD: H. H. Girl Reserves: Sen- ior Carnival: HobbyfCollecting pictures of movie stars. ff Q V . .2 . MXRON ANDERsoN: Boys Civic Club: Hi-News: Saturday Morn- ing League: Press Convention: Debate: Senior Carnival: Hob- bies-Hunting. fishing. LUYLRNE AURIT: Boys' Civic Club: Student Council: Yell Club: Senior Carnival. RUSSELL AUSTIN: Hi-News: Yell Club: Senior Carnival: Assembly Music. IRAN BABcocK: A Cappella: Drama Club. President: Forensic League: Girls' Civic Club: Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Presi- dent, Vice-President: Le Cercle Francais: Pi Delta Rho. Presi- dent: Otaknam, Club Editor: Home Room President: Press Convention: G. A. A.: Senior Girl Reserves: ln Old Vienna : Hold Everything g Senior Carnival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. WESLEY BAKER: Saturday Morning League: Student Council: Yell Club: Debate: Senior Carnival: Cheer Leader. BERNADINE BALKWILLZ Band: Hi-News: Le Cercle Francais: Orchestra: Press Convention: H. E. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. HELEN BANGERTER: A Cappella: German Club: Girls' Civic Club: Hi-News: Home Room Secretary: Press Convention: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: G. A. A., President: Senior Girl Reserves: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Volleyball: Girls' Kittenball: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. CHARLOTTE BECK! A Cappella: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Le Cercle Francais: Yell Club: G. A. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Music Festival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. MARION BENGSTGN: Ianuary Graduate: Home Economics Club: Yell Club: Kamera Klub' F. W. A. Gir Re ves' enior Carnival. Q, LL Bmwicn BENNING: Orchestra: Senior Carnival: Music Festival: Hobby-Reading. BETTY BERENDT: A Cappella: Drama Club: Girls' Civic Club: Hi-News: Pi Delta Rho: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Student Council: Tennis: Yell Club: G. A. A., Sec- retary: Senior Carnival: Senior Girl Reserves: Girls' Basket- ball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Kittenball: Girls' Volleyball: South in Sonora : In Old Vienna : Hold Everythingu: Music Festival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. MARGARET BERG- MARK: G. A. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Hobby-Can tooning. Enwisr Bums: German Club: Home Room Secretary, Treasurer: Saturday Morning League: Student Council: Senior Carnival. CHARLENE BIERBAUER: German Club: Hi-News: Press Conven- tion: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Senior Girl Reserves: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Vol- leyball: Girls' Kittenball: Senior Carnival: Music Festival: Brush and Palette, Treasurer. ARTHUR BLAKE: A Cappella: Boys' Glee Club: Football: German Club: Hi-Y: Hi-News: Home Room, Vice President, Treasurer: Saturday Morning League: Track: Yell Club: Kamera Klub: In Old Vienna : Senior Carnival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. NATALIE BRAZIFR A Cappella German Club Honorary Girls Glee Club Le Cercle Francais Pi Delta Rho Home Room Yell Club Kamera Klub Senior Carnival Music Ioan of the Nancy Lee DRUSILLA BRoUsE A Cap pe a Girls Glee Club Pi Delta Rho Yell Club Senior Carnival Senior Girls Reserves In Old Vienna 5 Ioan of the Nancy Lee ' Music Festival. EVELAIN BOGMILL! lNGerman Club: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: B. P. Girl Re- , serves: Hold Everythingn: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. Yrvtftx BooxrrLL: Ger- man Club: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: B. P. Girl Re- serves: Senior Carnival: Music Festival: Hold Everything. ' ' l I5rvi3RLv HIQCKHAIQSZ A Cappella: Forensic League: Honorary Girls' Glee lub: Hi-News, Copy gdftor: Declama- tion: Smt Council: Yelll Club: 'Hn Omega Girl Reserves, Vice-Pres- ident: LG'u:1s' Basketball: Mtn oltl Vifnnzfg Mjoan of the Nancy ' 3 Sen- ior Carnival: Mu, c Fes- tival: Girl Rese-H',es Council. Rorsrm' Brass: Track. LSE.-KL CaRLsox: Senior Carnival: Teachers' Col- lege High School. IWARGUERITI: Coxusrz A Cappella: German Club, Treasurer: Girls, Civic Club: Hi-News: Press Convention: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Stu- dent Council: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Sag En Girl Reserves: Girls' Basket- ball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Volleyball: Senior Carnival: Mttsic Festival. Bitte.-alta Dart.Ev: Drama Club. Secretary: Foren- sic League, Secretary- Treasurer: German Club: Girls' Civic Club: Iun- ior Class, Secretary: Sen- ior Class, Secretary: Le Cercle Francais: Pi Del- ta Rho: Deelamation: Yell Club: Debate: Sag En Girl Reserves, Vice- President: Hold Every- thing : Senior Carnival: Girls' Conference, Chair- man. HELEN DETJEN: G. A. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Hobby-Snap- shots. Cora-.tx Brtovvxz A Cappella: Hi-News: Delta Rho: Press Convention: Sophomo Girls' Glee Club: Kamera Klub: Senior G: Reserves: Senior Carnival: Brush and Palett Girls' Conference. Itrvtrss Bitowvs Basketba Boys' Civic Club: Creative VVriters: Dran Club, Vice-President: Football: Forens League. President: Hi-News. Managing-Ft tor: Home Room, President: Declamatio Press Convention: Quill and Scroll: Stutle Council, President: Debate, Manager: Ho lfverytliingn: Senior Carnival: Honor Roll. Niv'xxl.',,'!',k f.I,,r,L 4- Maltrlv Htitzk: Iuly Graduate: Football: F Y: Home Room, Vice-President: Saturd, Morning League: Track. Captain: Yell Clu Senior Carnival: Hobbies-YSkating, skiin hunting, fishing. Vtxrtv lSt'twi'r'r: Ban Pi Omega Girl Reserves: Senior Carniv: Music Festival: Hobbies-Collecting Picturt llttlslc. PvrR1til.t CiHtt,t.: Drama Club: Senior Ca nival: Declamation: HobbvfOuttloor sporl N.-xm:xL C.ntPBm.i.: Creative Writers, Vic President, Secretary: Forensic League: Gir' Civic Club, Treasurer: Hi-News: Pi Del Rho: Otaknani, Editor-in-Chief: Home Root' President: Press Convention: Quill and Scro Secretary-Treasurer: Sophomore Girls' Gl Club: Student Council: Yell Club: Debat G. A. A.: Sag En Girl Reserves. Presider Treasurer: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Tenr quoit: Hold liverythingn: Senior Carniva Minnesota High School Press Association, Se retary: Honor Roll: Music Festival. Rtrrti Coax: A Cappella: Honorary Girl Glee Club: Hi-News: Press Convention: Sopl omore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: Kamen Klub: G. A. Girl Reserves, Vice-Presiden Treasurer: In Old Vienna : Senior Carniva Music Festival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee Maitoitkm' COLLINS: B. P. Girl Reserves: Set ior Carnival: Madison Lake High Schoo Hobbyf-Dancing, Pvrrttttx CoNLiN: Ianuary Graduate: Footbal Golf: Hi-News: Saturday Morning Leagut Home Room, President: Press Conventior Student Council, President: Senior Carniva Music Festival. WANDA Ct7r.sHavv: A Cappe la: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Hi-New Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: G. il Girl Reserves, Secretary: South in Sonora' ln Old Viennau: Senior Carnival: Mus Festival: 'lloan of the Nancy Lee. W1LL1.nr Dxrzsovvz Basketball. Manager: Ge man Club: Ili-News: Otaknam, Photo: rapher: Home Room, President: Press Cor vention: Quill and Scroll, Vice-Presiden Kamera Klub. President: Honor Roll: Senit Carnival. Eovvrx DE BOLT: Football: Hi-X Hi-News, Business Manager: Saturday Morr ing League: Press Convention: Quill an Scroll: Student Council: Yell Club, Treasui cr: Senior Carnival King: Honor Roll. Roueirr DETJFN: Senior Carnival. PHYLLI Dosrs: Home Economics Club: Declamatior Pi Omega Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival. Raviuoxo DONAIIUIE: Boys' Civic Club: Foot- ballg Hi-Newsg Saturday Morning Leagueg Student Councilg Trackg Yell Clubg Senior Carnival. PHYLLIS DRAKE: Creative Writersg Forensic Leagueg Hi-News, Co-Editor-im Chiefg Pi Delta Rho: Orchestra, Vice-Presi- :lentg Home Room, Secretaryg Press Conven- tiong Quill and Scrollg Student Councilg Yell Clubg Debateg H. E. Girl Reserves, Presidentg Senior Carnival Queen: Honor Rollg Music Festivalg Girls' Conference, Treasurer. Waiuuav EBI-LRTZ Declamationg Trackg Yell Clubg Home Room, Presidentg Senior Carni- valg Hobby-Radio. ROBERT EIKUIII: Creative Writersg Footballg Saturday Morning Leagueg Trackg Yell Clubg Kamera Klubg Senior Car- nival: Holihics-Stamp collecting, aquatic sports. HARRY ERICKSONZ Bandg Footballg Hi-Yg Hi- News, Sports Editorg Saturday orning Lcagueg Press Conventiong Quill d Scrollg Senior Carnival. ORLAND E A Cappellag Basketbal' Boys' e Cl g Boys' Civic Clubg Fo l C i 5 i-Y, Secretaryg Home Ro ice- ' ntg Saturday Morn- ing Leag 3 Senio Class, Vice-Presidentg Trackg Yel Clubg Senior Carnivalg Music Festival. XYARREN FIELDS: Senior Carnivalg Hobby- Aviation. CLIIII-om: FISHER: Senior Carnivalg Hobby-Stamp collecting. df S' IL Gossanor Yell Clubg Kamera Klubg B. P. Girl Reservesg Senior Carnival. ARLINE GHANA.-Is: Home Economics Clubg Senior CI i l. sl 4 'lflllid .gl-Gll4j555l,.a : Coxiun H.ILLxI.AxifSenior Carnival. HILIaER'r HANSON: A Cappellag Bandg Boys' Glee Clubg Creative Writersz' Forensic Lcagucg German Clubg Hi-News: Orchestrag Saturday Morn- ing Leagueg Press Conventiong Yell Clubg Debziteg In Old Viennaug South in Sono- ra g Ioan of the Nancy Lee g Senior Carni- valg Music Festival. PHILIP HENRY: A Cappellag Basketball: Boys' Glee Clubg Boys' Civic Clubg Hi-Yg Le Cercle Francaisg Otaknamg Home Room, Vice-Prcsi- dentg Saturday Morning Leagueg Press Con- ventiong Yell Clubg Hln Old Vienna g Ioan of the Nancy Lee g Senior Carnivalg Music Festival. Lois HEITKAMP: A Cappellag Crea- tive WfilE DQ Yell Clubg G. A. A.g H. E. Girl Reservesg Girls' Basketball: Girls' Volleyball: In Old Vienna g Ioan of the Nancy Lee g Senior Carnivalg Music Fes- tival. Gexnu laloi-ifsiav: Home Room, Treasurer: G, A. A.: Girls' Tenniquoit. Manager: F. W. A. Girl Reserves, Vice-President: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Volleyball. RICHARD HOMMH: Basket- ball: Golf: Hi-News: Saturrlav Morning League: Press Conven- tion. Roisr.RT Hovisiaxsiliatzeaz Basketball: Bovsl Glee Club: Football: Home Room, President: Saturday Morning League: ,X Cappella: Student Council: Tennis: Track: Kamera Klub: 'ilu Olcl Vienna : Senior Carnival: Music Festival. Doius Htais: Iulv Graduate: Banrl: German Club: Orchestra: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. Dov.-ii.o lainie: Boys' Civic Club: German Club: Kamera Klub: Senior Carnival. EMMETT Iacoissox: Senior Carnival: Hobbies- llunting. Fishing. Hi-:Lex lures: G. A. Girl Reserves. President: Senior Carnival. limi. Iouvsoxz Yell Club: Senior Carnival. GLEN Ioixcavsnx: Boys' Civic Club: Kamera Klub: Senior Carnival. Gmini. IORGENSENI Hi-News, Co-Editor-in-Chief: Press Con- vention: Quill and Scroll: Stuclent Council: Yell Club: H. H. Girl Reserves: H. Girl Reserves: Girl Reserve Council: Senior Carnival: Honor Roll. Ki-.vvari-i GOSEXX'ICHI Basket- ball: Boys' Glee Club: Football: Hi-Y: Track: Yell Club: Senior Carnival. Maxivis KENDALL: Le Cerele Francais: Or- chestra: Yell Club: Kamera Klub: G. A. Girl Reserves, Secre- tarv: Senior Carnival: Brush and Palette: Hobbies-Collecting China Dogs. Portrait Painting. Vioi.re'i' Kem-tanr: Yell Club: G. A. Girl Reserves: Senior Car- nival: Hobby-Stamp Collecting. CARL lanes KiT'ri.EsoN: Hantl: Boys' Glee Club: Le Cercle Francais: Orchestra. Vice- Presiclent: Home Room, Vice-President: Declamation: Senior Carnival: 'lln Old Vienna : Ioan of the Nancy Lee : Honor Roll: Music Festival: Hobby-Music. CHARLES Koexicsalaimenz Basketball: Boys' Civic Club: Drama Club: Football: German Club: Hi-Y: Home Room, Vice-President: Declamation: Satur- rlay Morning League: Track: Yell Club: Senior Carnival: Hob- by-Collecting Old Coins. M-min Kuifrnov: Banrl: Hi-News: Press Convention: Pi Omega Girl Reserves, Treasurer: Senior Carnival: In Old Vienna. AR'ri-tra Kos'i': Iuly Graduate: Yell Club: Martin High School, DORO'I'IlX' MILLLR: Marshall High School. livuvv KRUGEL: Creative XVriters: Yell Club: Pi Omega Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Brush and Palette. L.-num L.-msis: Pi Omega Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival. M.-xru.vs LANG: July Gracluateg Home Economics Club: Press Convention: Yell Club: Kamera Klub: G. A. Girl Reserves: Brush and Palette: Senior Carnival. L f. A - I . . , GERALDIXE LARsox: Hi-News, Pi Omega Girl Reserves, Secre- tary, Senior Carnival, Hobbywwinter Sports. IANICE LEH- MAN! Creative Writers, President, Hi-News, Le Cercle Fran- cais, Otaknam, Home Room, President, Press Convention, Brush and Palette, President, Yell Club, Sag En Girl Reserves, Senior Carnival. KATHLEEN LEIEERMAN: Home Room, Secre- tary, 3 F's Girl Reserves, Senior Carnival. . Ll! AlFLoRE. LIxoBLoM: Home Economics Club, Hi-News, Yell Club, Senior Carnival. OGDEN L1NDsoE: Hi-News, Yell Club, Senior Carnival. ORvAI-I LrNDsoE: A Cappella, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Home Room, Secretary, Pi Omega Girl Reserves, South in Sonora , In Old Vienna , Senior Carnival, Music Festival, Ioan of the Nancy Lee. Drcrc LLovD: Basketball, Boys' Civic Club, Forensic League, Hi-Y, Vice-President, Otaknam, Business Manager, Dcclama- tion, Saturday Morning League, Press Convention, Senior Class, Vice-President, Student Council, Track, Yell Club, Kamera Klub, Senior Carnival. JANET LLoYo: Girls' Basketball, A Cap- pella Chorus, German Club, Girls' Civic Club, Vice-President, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Hi-News, Pi Delta Rho, Vice- President, Otaknam, Opening Section Editor, Home Room, President, Press Convention, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Yell Club, G. A. A., Senior Girl Reserves, South in Sonora , In Old Vienna , Ioan of the Nancy Lee , Hold Everything , Senior Carnival, Music Festival. FRAXCES LoUcKs: Hi-News, Le Cercle Francais, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Yell Club, F. W. A. Girl Reserves, Pi Omega Girl Reserves, President, Senior Carnival. CONSTANTINE LOURIS: Football, Hi-Y, Iunior Class, Treasurer, Home Room, President, Saturday Morning League, Senior Class, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Treasurer, Student Council, Vice-President, Track, Senior Carnival. CAMILLA LUSK: Girls' Civic Club, Hi-News, Pi Delta Rho, Otaknam, Home Room, Vioe-President, Yell Club, Senior Girl Reserves, Vice-President, Senior Carnival. Bos LUTZ: A Cappella Chorus, Band, Boys' Glee Club, Boys' Civic Club, Football, manager, German Club, President, Saturday Morning League, Student Council, Yell Club, President, In Old Vienna , Senior Carnival, Music Festival. BETTY ANNE Maosoxr: Girls' Civic Club: Pi Delta Rho, Home Room, Secretary, Girls' Conference, Yell Club, Sag En Girl Reserves, Senior Carnival, Roosevelt High School. MARY MARK.XZ Home Economics Club, Hi-News, Pi Omega Girl Re- serves, Senior Carnival: Hobbies-Stamp Collecting, Snapshots. M.XDGE MARTIN: Hi-News, G, A. A, Girl Reserves, Senior Carnival. Vinoixia MAR1'IXSONZ Press Convention: Yell Club, G. A. A., Sag En Girl Reserves, Girls' Basketball, Girls' Tenniquoit, Girls' Volleyball, Girls' Kittenball, Senior Carnival. HELEN M.ATTICE2 Hi-News, Yell Club, Senior Carnival, Minneapolis Central High School. EARL M.iXFIELD1 Ianuary Graduate, Hi- News, Home Room, Secretary, Saturday Morning League, Stu- dent Council, Senior Carnival. ESTHER MEYER: Band, German Club, Le Cercle Francais, Or- chestra, Sophomore Girls' Glee Club, Yell Club, Pi Omega Girl Reserves, Secretary, Senior Carnival, Music Festival, LUCILLE MEYER: Orchestra: Yell Club, Pi Omega Girl Reserves, Senior Carnival, Music Festival, Hobby-Swimming. LUCILLE M0- GREN: Home Economics Club, Orchestra, Yell Club, Kamera Klub, Vice-President, H. E. Girl Reserves, Senior Carnival, Music Festival. Rho, S So Clu Yell lvlub, Se of MOLINE: Foren- League: Girls' Civics Honorary Girls' Club: Hi-News: Le Francais: Pi Del- ecretarvg Otak- Horne Room, Vice- Iress Lonven phomore Girls' bg Yell Club: Sag En Girl Re- In Old Vien- , L'Hold Every- Senior Carnival: Festival. Mom.-W. Pi Delta Rho: Kamera mor Girl Re Senior Carnival: ce Skating: the Nancy Mixako. Brush mg, Se Nevis, Se Civic Iuni Palette: Senior Car- Hobbies-Reach Swimming. NEAL: Home Club: Yell I1. Girl nior Carnival: - Dancing, ,xnjoiuia NELSON: Economics Club' Home Room, F. VV. A. Girl S C ir nior Carnival: Girl: Girls' Con- , Hobby VVrit to Foreign Lands, O'BRxEX: Ianuarv C Collect- OLsox. Basketball, Club: Drama Forensic League: or Class Presi- Y Senior Class Presi- Soi vhomoie Class Lee Debate: Hold : Senior Car- Ioan of the ELv.-i MULINE: Girls' Civics Club, President: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Pi Delta Rho: Otaknam, Senior Editor: Sophomore Class Secretary: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: Debate: Sag En Girl Reserves, Vice- President: In Old Vienna : Hold Every- thirig 5 Senior Carnival: Forensic League. FLORENE Moon: A Cappella: Home Economics Club. President: Student Council: Yell Club: B. P. Girl Reserves, President: Girls' Basket- ball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Ioan of the Nancy Lee : Senior Carnival. Ravxrown MORPHEW: Football: Hi-Y: Satur- day Morning League: Senior Carnival. Srix- LILY Monssz Ianuary Graduate: Boys' Ciiics Club: Hi-Y: Hi-News: Home Room. Vice- President: Press Convention: Yell Club: Sen- ior Carnival: Music Festival. lor Nrii.: Basketball: Football: Hi-Y: Hi- News: Saturday Morning League: Press Con- vention: Student Council: Tennis: Track: Kamera Klub: Senior Carnival, LL't:iLLE NEAL! Home Economics Club: Senior Carni- val: l-lobby-Crocheting. Martiox NLLsoN: Hobbies-Sewing, Cooking: Kenmare High School: Minot High School. ll!-.LORIS Ni-.Lsovs Home Room. Vice-Presi- dent: Yell Club: B. P. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnisal: Hobbies-Dancing. Skating. Muzi' Nr.t.sov: Iulv Graduate: Senior Carni- xal. Moirrov OHFR: Kamera Klub: Senior Carnival, Aitkin High School. 'Q .Xor.oR Oisow: lilly Graduate: Basketball: Football: Saturday Morning League: Pres: Convention: Track: Senior Carnival. DDYALD OLsov: Home Room. Vice-President: Senior karniial. KLRMI1' Osxilgxbsov: Saturtlav Morning League: Press Convention: Senior Carnival. live Pr-.cxz Hi-News: Press Convention: Yell Club: B. P, Girl Reserves, Treasurer: Senior Carniial: Hobby-Collecting Post Marks. Boi-mv Pm-.1t: Saturday Morning League: Yell Club: Senior Carnival. Pm'i.Lis Prrcumzz Brush and Palere: Home Economics Club, Vice-President: H. E. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival. Ir1.1.xv Pouxos: Hi-News: Senior Carnival. XVARRILN Pkmxovvz Basketball: Boys' Civic Club, President: Football: German Club: Hi- Y. Treasurer: Saturday Morning League: Track: Yell Club: Kamera Club: Hold Iiverylhinghg Senior Carnival. Exnrvxl PUTNAM: A Cagpella: G. A. A.: Girls! Reserve: Girls' Volleyball: Music Festival: Austin High School. ELEANOR QUAM: Senior Carnival. YVILLIAM' RADICHEL: Basketball: Boys' Civic Club: Drama Club: Football: German Club: Hit-Y, 'Presitlentg Declamation: Saturday Morning League: Yell Club, Vice-President: Debate: Hold Everythingu: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. CLARA BLLLE REASNER: Ger- man Club: Yell Club: G. A. A.: H. E. Girl Reserves: Girls' Basketball: Senior Carnival. H.iROLD Revren: German Club: Yell Club: Kamera Klub: Senior Carnival: Hobbiese Picture-Taking: Music. RUTH Rxuaxo: A Cappella Chorus: Drama Club: German Club: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: Sag En Girl Reserves: In Old Vienna g Hold Everythingv: Senior Carnival. HELEN RoLLwx5s: Forensic League: Otaknam Declamation: Press Convention: Student Council: Yell Club: Debate: Kamera Klubg G. A. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival. EUGENE XVv.vr1': A Cappella, Vice-President: Boys' Glee Club, Treasurer: Boys' Civic Club, Vice- Presitlent: Hi-Y: Home Room, Vice-President, President: Press Convention: Yell Club: Music Festival: Shattuck Military Academy. XV.u.'riaR SCHXIIDTZ Hi-News: Home Room, President: Press Convention: Senior Carnival. XVALTER SCHOENECK: Basketball: Saturday Morning League: Student Council: Yell Club: Senior Carnival. Lokmrxtp Sci-rt't.T: luly Graduate: A Cappella: Drama Club: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Home Room, Vice-President: Decla- mation: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: B. P. Girls' Reserves: 'LAll at Sea g South in Sonora : Senior Carnival: Music Festival. JEAN SCHULTZ: Home Economics Club: Pi Omega Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Hobby4Violin Playing. Mun' Htacus Scrtw.-tiara: Ianuary Graduate: Home Economics Club: B. P. Girl Reserves: H. F. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Hob- bies-Skating, Dancing. Reading. Skiing. Rt7'rH Scmvreetart. Wtxrra Snartv: Home Fconomics Club: G. A. Gill Reserves. Vice-President: Senior Carnival: Hobby- Scrapbooks. Braves Senoixrz: Home Economics Club. Secre- I.:r3: Kamera Klub: Senior Carnival: Brush and Palette. Lit.:-, Smxiosns: Iuly Graduate: Senior Carnival. Ci.tQTt's Sturm: Senior Carnival: Hobbies-Metal VVorking: Skiing: Boxing. Dirk Sicnxv: Basketball: Iunior Class Vice-Presiclent: Home Room. Presitlent: Saturtlay Morning League: 'kHoltl Fxerythinguz Senior Carnival. Pxitov Ssirrn: A Cappella: liantl: liovs' Glee Club, presitlent: German Club: Hi-News: Orchestra: Deelamation: Press Con- vention: Track: Debate: 'kln Oltl Vienna : Senior Carnival: Music Festival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. Ghottcse SXHTH: liantlz German Club: Home Room. Vice-President: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. loitx Ssirri-t: llantl: Press Conven- tion: Senior Carnival. llottoritv Sxrrri-tsox: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Hi-News: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Senior Girl Reserves: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Volley- ball: ln Oltl Yienna : Senior Carnival: Music Festival: 'kloan of the Nancy Lee. Maitovnrfi' lass Somtiut: A Cappella: Html: Drama Club: German Club: Girls' Civic Club. Secretary: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Le Cercle Francais: Pi Delta Rho. 'l'reasurer: Orchestra: Press Contention: Yell Club: G. A. A., Vice-Presitlent: Senior Girl Reserves: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Volleyball: In Olzl Vienna : Holtl Fiery- :hing : Senior Carnival: Honor Roll: Music Festival. I-nits Sv:-Net: Iuly Graduate: Declamation: Yell Club: Senior Carni- val: Hobby-Hawaiian Guitar. l,HYl.1.lS Srtatxmt: Bantl: Forensic League: German Club: Hi- Netvs: Le Cerele Francais: Pi Delta Rho: Orchestra: Home Room. Vice-Presitlent: Declamation: Press Convention: Sopho- more Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Senior Girl Reserves, Treasurer: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Volleyball: mln Oltl Vienna : Senior Carnival. lover Srivntis- sov: A Cappella: Drama Club: Girls' Civic Club: Press Con- vention: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Kamera Klub: Sag En Girl Reserves: Girls' Basketball: Girls' Volleyball: In Olrl Vienna : Holrl Everythingug Senior Carnival: Brush antl Palette. Esism lwf S'rRur-im.: Yell Club: H. S. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: office girl: Hobby-dancing. Fr.mtnx'rrvE Sntesz: Hi-News: 3 F's Girl Reserves, Treasurer: Senior Carnival. Doxarn Swavsoxz Yell Club: Senior Carnival. RALPH Svvexsox: A Cappella, President: Boys' Civic Club: Boys' Glee Club: Drama Club: In Old Vic-nna : South in Sonoran: Iunior Class Play: Senior Carnival: Music Festival: .tloan of the Nancy MW i IJORIS TAIT: A Cappella: German Club: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: H, E. Girl Reserves: In Old Vienna : South in Son- ora : Ioan of the Nancy Lee : Senior Carnival: Honor Roll: Music Festival: Hobbies-Music, Swimming. CHARLES TERWIL- LLGI-.Rs Iuly Graduate: Senior Carnival: Hobby-Stamp Collect- ing. Dovxm Traoxivsoxz A Cappella: Girls' Civic Club: Pi Delta Rho: Otaknam, Feature Editor: Home Room, Vice- Presitlent: Press Convention: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Kamera Klub, Secretary: Senior Girl Reserves, Presitly9tm.Girls' Basketf ball: ln Old I-lcjd EverytlTinf.g': Ioan of the Nanc e'1: 'Selnior Ca 'lg Music Festival: Girls' Confer- ence: Jnor Roll. ,I MJIORIE OIIP' N: a : man Club: Home Room, Vice- President: Sophoi r Girls' Glee Club: Tennis: Yell Club: H. E. Girl Reserves: Girls' Tenniquoit: Girls' Volleyball: Girls' Kittenball: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. VIOLET THURSTONZ 3 F's Girl Reserves: Madelia High School: Garden City High School: Hobbieseliittenballg Basketball: Volleyball. GLADYS TILLIscIHI: A Cappella: Drama Club: Girls' Civic Club: Student Council: Yell Club: ln Old Vienna : Ioan of the Nancy Lee : Senior Carnival: Music Festival. ' x 'EL,E.4xoR Ttryutoxs: Creative WVriters: Press Convention: Yell Qiub: Kamera Klub: H. E. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Brush and Palette: Hobbies-Collecting Flowers: Skiing, CURTIS TUETE: Ianuary Graduate: A Cappella: Boys' Glee Club: Hi-Y: Home Room, Vice-President, Secretary: Saturday Morn- ing League: ln Old Vienna : Senior Carnival: Music Festival. XROBERT WVAI.RA'I'II: Hi-News, Advertising Manager: Press Con- Iention: Student Council: Senior Carnival. PIIvLLIs WERDIX: A Cappella: Honorary Girls' Glee Club: Home Economics Club: Pi Delta Rho: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Student Council: Yell Clu , Sag En Girl Reserves: In Old Vien enior C3fHiN'6V ' usic Festival? Brush and Pal- ette: Gir ere ce: fjoan be Nancy Lee. IAMES WEYHE2 Iuly Gra eynfed' Club: Senior Carnival: WILBUR WHEELER! Football: Home Room, Vice-President: Saturday Morning League: Track: Senior Carnival: Hobby-Aviation. M.ARY ELIZAEETII WHEELOCK: Creative Writers: Forensic League: German Club: Hi-News, News Editor: Le Cercle Francais: Press Convention: Quill and Scroll, President: Student Council: Yell Club: Debate: H. E. Girl Reserves: Hold Every- thing : Senior Carnival: Honor Roll: Hobbies-Reading, Danc- ' g. RA ELAINE WILBUR: A Cappella' Hi-News' Le Cercle rancai knam Sport Itor ome Roo President Press Conve Ion Studeht Cou ni e G A i g'F ,Yll ub: .'.A.: rn K . ' . ' etball,Manager: Irls e niquoit Girls Volleyball Clrls Ktttenball Senior Carnival: Ioan of the Nancy Lee. ESTHER WILDE: Ianuary Graduate: Home Economics Club: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: H. E. Girl Reserves: In Old Vienna : Senior Carnival. ROBERT WILD: Yell Club: Senior Carnival: Hobbies-Drawing, Chemistry. YVONNE WINN: A Cappella: Boys' Glee Club, Pianist: Girls' Civic Club: Le Cercle Francais: Pi Delta Rho: Otaknam: Press Convention: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Sag En Girl Reserves, Treasurer: Girls' Basketball: In Old Vienna : Ioan of the Nancy Lee : Hold Everything : Senior Carnival: Music Festival. Peoov WoEssNER: Le Cercle Francais: Sopho- more Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: F. W. A. Girl Reserves: B. P. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Music Festival. BE'r'I'v WOLFF: Yell Club: H. S. Girl Reserves: Senior Carnival: Galesbury High School. ELSIE VVoI.1f: Debate: Senior Girl Re- serves: Senior Carnival: Hobbies-Hiking, Reading. Naxcv ZIESRIER: Iuly Graduate: Band: German Club: Girls' Civics Club: Pi Delta Rho: Orchestra: Press Convention: Sophomore Girls' Glee Club: Yell Club: G. A. A.: Senior Girl Reserves: Girls' Basketball: Senior Carnival: Honor Roll: Music Festival. .5 f s s.ri M 1. Adults f M receive A XigA l j diploma 1 ,. Xlired B. Martin. , rgrirj. r 4 Bm-rgch. , - Traimn iflflfdilv ,K Matthil li' A 4 I M,-5, MAY? N Vg. yherbag. - 'AULS E i,rr.in1l- A y , irerxv. ADULT GRADDV Nlitzlwwski' Animlii Liiislicii Mabel H. Yhiimcf . - c - ' . - - ' Back row. CESH F4 Mggin, Fflmllleu prom rnwz A 1 K They lead . . Sophomore class ofhcers: Miss Frances Klampe fsponsorj, james Bondcrant Csecretaryj, Robert Purrier Cprcsidentj, Davis Lippert Qtreasurerj, Terry Louris Cvice-prcsirlcntj. Anvigrs ARE CZIVEN the opportunity to receive . high school diploma by attending classes held il the evening. Mankato was among the first citie to offer this advantage. This department is unde the supervision of Mrs. Mary Trafton. Instructor are: Mrs. Mary Trafton, Englishg Mrs. R. O. Eber hart, English, ancient historyg Karl Aaberg, sci enceg Reuben Talle, United States historyg Philil lverslie, social scienceg H. I. Wedwick, typing Mrs. Milton Mason, public speakingg Miss Cor. Weum, shorthand and bookl-:eepingg Curtis Iohn son, business law and business principles. The Alumni Association was formed to promott friendship of the members and to stimulate interes in adult education. It was created in 1933. Iunior class oilicers: Bill Steiner fpresidcntj. Gene Neitgc Csecre taryl, Burton Eberlein fvice-presidentj, Robert Morris Ctreasurerj Mrs. Mary Trafton and Miss Linnea Sterling fsponsorsb. 1 , .4 I , . new M f H ,-. 1, RQ , Qu. a av Q Q 2 l ' 8 N , , v F gf 1: gift I it 13.2 9 +1 is 4-'f yi A ww U , 15 if H' X ' m, 4' i. Q- 35- S, -I , L Q X 1, as ff 4 I E ff ' Xi V , ' is 4 3 ff , , ,Z., if . , 4, ,. , -1 'Q V V ' 1 v..:,,. K ..-rn -Ns, Ap, 'WW N El gag. -rf' 5?-r .599 ,S V 5: , 0 ,, F, A K K' ., , ,K .,,L, . . .fr Q ,. '5 '15 'E ff '11 515 V. 4 up M 'SL TOP, LEI-TT PAGE First row: I. Lloyd, N. Haedt, D. Holberg, K. Hughes. I. Lamm I, Huettle. M. Mace, P. Haller, G. Miley. Second row: V. Hiekstein. M. Hamer. D. Madigan, B. Hoffman, B. Iohnson, H. Nelson, B. Iohnson, II. Magin, M. Hartley, V. Hueble. M. Iensen, B. Howard A. Miller. Third row: G. Kotz, M. Haaek, E. Larson, I. Iohnson: I.. Hughes, N, Neubcrt, S. Iensen, K. Nelson, S. Larson. L. Mc- Comb, M, Hanson. M. Knudsen. Fourth row: C. Klammer, M. Merrill. P. McKee, F. Hartig, B. Haedt, F. Haack, D. Laase, F Huisinga, A. Howard. A. Hendley, M. Lloyd, L. Matton, L. Kittle- son, A, Kilmer, D. Miller. R. Hartig. Fifth row: C. Larson, D Hanson, C. Lindeen, D. Kooser, R. Hoffman, K. Kittleson, C Lampright. L. Lundin, I. Iones. B. Mattson, I. Laase, B. Hoxie, R Maxfield, L, McGowan. R. Marshall, G. Harris. M. Larson. R Hansen, G. Knoff, D. Mork, R. Kawell, V. Kranz. BOTTOM, LEFT PAGE First row: B. Steiner, K. Smith, B. Owens, L, Peterson, G. Neitge L. Suttles, P. Rivers, M. Thompson, I. Telshaw. I. Timmerman M. Severns. A. Resner, G, O'Brien, R. Pass. Second Row: I.. Reed- strom, L. Walrath, L. Schwieger, G, Page, R. Pehling, R. Waage. E. Pounds. Z. Zieske, H. Wilkinson, M. Rettig, L. Ross. M. Ryan, V. Vogel, M. Sorebo, D. Peterson, I. Phillips. Third row: R. Peterson, C. Rademaeher, A. Woodgate, E. Skelly, G. YViIlis. D. Peterson. I. Takle, A. Werner, H. Randolph, S. Randall, I. Raw- son, P. Schultz. E. Yokum, H. Sehoettler, V. Warner. M. Swenson C. Schneider, B. Olson, M, Offerman, C. Palmer, A. Schuman, B Palmer. E. Swanson. Fourth row: R. Thielen, H. Wollam, H Wildes, B. Cooke, D. Paegel, D. Rollings, R. Morris. N. Peterson B. Stapleman. I. Roberts. ABOVI-l First row: I-Q. I. Anderson. C. Crooker, L, Gustafson, A. .Xndreasen I. Durenberger, C. Enfield, G. Brazier, P. Ebert. P. Baecker. C Gruber, P. Culp, C. Brewer. R, Atctelle, Second row: L. Callies M. Beyer. V, Buckhaus, I. Flanagan, B. Alexander. F. Forrey. B. Domas, I. Goodall, M. L. Benson, B. Druekenbrod, M. Zastro, I Brunswiek. I., Guentzel. I. Deglmann. L. Davey. D. Gripp, H Eckstein. N. Bergeman. Third row: E. Anderson. V. Gates, F Anderson. L. Cuddy, M, Gumhusky, A. Cole, B. Eherlein, M Barker, M, Bowman, M, Burger. S. Bogmill, B. Dowery, F. Foster P. Barnhart, R. Todnem, I. Brewer, R. Bell, L. Baker, I. Berg. R Brutsche. D. Iidmonson, C. Neilson. H. Curry, E. Fischer, C. Neal M. Brenner, D. Regnier. Fourth row: L. Hanson. C. Beise. R Engle, H. Chtisteson, A. Arneman, M. Brinkman. D. Iirdman, A Born, C. Anderson. S. Aalid, M. Anderson. D. Goodge. C. Enke. I Anderson, P. Forrey, A, Anderson, H. Volk. A. Freeberg. YV. Fuller Not in picture: B. Busse, C. Clemens, H. Hager. R. Heitcamp, I Iohnson, F, Korth, I. McCarthy. D. May, D. Miller, B. Nelson, E Sherman, B. Signs. G. Wilson, I. Anderson, H. Bakke. P. Bates T. Bowman. P. Butler. W. Cornell, I. Darsow, M. Davey, D Foley, M. Footh. P. Heise, C. Iackson, G. Iohnson. P, Koenigs- berger, H. Langager, B. Lehman. I. McMasters, E. Randolph, B Rivers. B. Scherer, R. Sehulz, R. Smesrud, S. Wilder, M. Berg C. Fiellman, K. Fuller, M. Hendley. F. Iensen, R. Mitchell. B Musser, VV. Nelson, L. Simmonds, I. Spence. I25 .fz:.s1,W,f,. .,:g5,.awf,4 'H 4052.22-V - , KM, ...., .,w.,,er,,,,,,w5,igg,,,,g,.Wa-IW-1m5a:s.,fz:1,. 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A ' W ' 'A + .H ,.,, fr , V,,,:?2f xg .L .'k, :if .Y ea A V I K 1, is 'WJ V M , , f ,rm NUT .,.,A, m kv , I H bw, , in ,, 79 , . hm- ' ' I 55 , ?a5', 'K W ,,,. Ulf' ,,., i 44-1- ,,.,...,......f-Y TOP, LEFT PAGE First row: L. Heinze, G. Hippztuf, I. Martinson, H. George, M. Iaux, H. Graves, F. McHugh, M. Flachsenhar, I. Hall, B. Fielding, H. Harry, B. Falls. Second row: M. Meyer, E. Fox, L. Kunst, M. Hoffman, G. Harris, L. Larson, R. Hartig, T. Hillert, B. Mabee. I Lawrence, B. Keenan, P. Linclholm, V. Fjellman, F. Gucntzel K. Klages. Third row: S. Iones. A. Hoifman, E. Hakanson, S Gossard, I. Gillmnn, L. Kruger, M. Kruger, D. King, C. Kroon W. Kehrer, G. Hottnian, D. Kime. Fourth row: S. Gossard, T Louris. D. Heil, M. Mace, D. Lippert, M. Lyons, R. Lamm, VV Lilie, L. Long, VV. Larson. I. Hoffman. BOTTOM. LEFT PAGE First row: C. Mitchell, B. Spicer. M. Radichel. G. Peterson, M. I Swanson. I. Nielson, W. Perry, M. VVehcr, E. Sherman, K. Nelson L. Schoettler. K. Morse. R. Zeno, B. Olson, T. Wilson, M. Tennis Second row: F. Morse, L. Mutch, C. Quane, K. Williams, R. Van- der Pas, I. Schultz, R. Staelhling, G. Rome, H. Patten, S. Pieser, L. XVelch, M. Snyder, V. Sorensen, A. Osmanson. Third row: L. XVobschall, L. Ober, A. Rees, I. Molke, D. Schinke, B. Olson, C Miller, C. Summers. L. Nielson, D. Reedstrom, H. Rash, M. Miller, F. Schultz. Fourth row: P. Tosch. L. Ulmztn. R. Purrier, C. Niel- sen, C. Streater, B. Weigt, W. Sanborn, G. Wilson, I. Snyder, O. Papke, M. Owen. Fifth row: H. Smith, H. XVilliams, B. Skoog, G. Rindelaub, P. Pafiolis, B. Oskey, K. Otto, C. Peters. , 1 NOT IN PICTURE L. Anderson, G. Ario. M. Bennett. L. Boegan, G. Bohrer, M. Bra mer, V. Buckley, G. Burnett. D. Call, M. Cole, L. Cooper, I. En glerth, D. Evans, VV. Footh, B. Hall, D. Iohnson, H. Iones, G. Lid strom, H. MacLean, I. Marsteen, D. Nziylon, H. Nelson. M. Nelson, G. Olson, K. Roe, I. Schneider, H. Smith. D. Swift, M. Theisen, XV. VVahlen. TOP, FIRST ROW A. Ahlquist, A. Cole. YV. Brown. G, Bernette, T. Xvilson, B. Cote, A. Arnason. L. Bell, H. Chesley, E. Beck, G. Bryan. G. Anderson, D. Bryan, F. Dentinger, E. Comstock. Second row: B. Anderson B. Detien, M. Anderson, I. Armstrong. D. McGowan. L. Evans, I. Anderson, M. linglerth, VV. Anderson, B. Dackins, A. Dwyer. E Buckhzlus, I. Bierhauer, B. Betloek. Third row: M. Connelly, li Beise. L. Davey, B. Daehn. Fourth row: G. Blake. R. Bateman, YV Bowman. VV. Cahill, C. Christensen. li. Brazier, F. Andreasen. I Berberick, R. Dahl. R. Fhlman, R. Connell, R. Bihlvs. Fifth row R. Charlton. R. Anderson, C. Call, H. Beetsch, E. Brinlimnn. L Baller, P. Alexander, R. Currier, Bonderant, R. Eilenfeldt, G Bergmzirk, L. Schunemnn. l27l ' Mis . 1 .W -,- , ,. -amm,,,, I mf , 2 vu: W, ,zavzgf .QW i , 4 ,SH 1 ,S N., F. f- -mf. ,ggi VI. 1 4 aww- X 'ff ,, ' x , gpg ,F,,Q,Q,1g .yi J , e I Q 'WK A Us ? L Aix jgiwwhi ... , -S . , .p .55 'wyffmf ' ' ' ,i WW x 'W f fsif wgg, r 5 Q' i 'Q' 'Z-r . - if f' -' --flfffsf Qg,2.xii'Q' I4 , 1 1123511 1-1 ' - . f ' if 7' ' 3292 ii 15ivfq f2fkfJ2i',-f K 4 I . M . - 5 L . - K P 2458 f ' x ff. ,. - 7faw,1m.f..mr ,f 1 i K ' 1 tI'fi.53 W M Q -1 gw - . wigs 5' 5 x . 'MX x 3 -' . f 3g?f'fSA.a6Qim 'Z H ' 3,3 ig, ,, -2st A -. .i I 11' K r F , ' qi 'Q ? gy If Q 9 - ,rw I W . K WS? ,wi EXTRA-CURRICULAR activities play an important part in the life of a high school student. The clubs in the school deal with music, forensics, journalism, social life, and other special topics. U 1 l 5 1 I Honoring the journalists UILL AND SCROLL liek tn right: G. Brazier, B- Edgaltsli' n it H. Eficksim, I. I-lovfli B- m' ' I ra C, - . B'b'ocls, Iorgenson, R. Morris, E, DeBolt, I fl L H. R wiibuf 1.. Reedstrom, D- Th0mPS n' lfianson, H. Rollings. A GOLD scroll shaped pin is awarded every new member of Quill and Scroll. Iunior and Senior journalists who have contributed outstanding work to the Otaknam and High News are elected to this honorary group. The local David Lawrence chapter sponsored 21 mimeo- graphed magazine published by the News Il students. A city-wide banquet was held in the spring. l32l Olficerszb William ID-arsow fvice-presiclentj, Botti' Wheelock fprcsidentj Miss Viola Qtreimikes Qsponsorj james Broivn social chairmanj, . , . L- C Nadene Campbell fsecretziryb. 1 , , ,, M1 , ' -v K J.zfvf4,5a: ' . -1- v , A' 1 'sen 'ffgwf '- - Zffviifgf i fe ,rg ' 1 1 2' 1 Q 5 I xy Q ,A fm , .m ,y v -.U 1, . -uw., BL, W Hula , A 2 40' 5 'fb- A uk Q ik? gf' A' -,491 NL. 52 f ,1'?'fi ' 1'-f? . T322 . In A ' g o 1 1 . I ffm 'ma 'A L, x n. if 35? ,MWWU A Q , 13, 1, Q-4 ' si: If Q ' ,'L, .LL, 5 L' . Ei 34 OTAKNAM STAFF Seated: Viola Streimikes Qadvisnrj, N. Campbell, I. Babcock, Y. NVinn. Standing: I. Lehman, D Thomp son, W. Darsow, E. Moline, I, Lloyd, H. Rollings, R. W'ilbur. Not in picture: D, Lloyd. Elva Moline Neal, P. Henry. All year long WHERE ARE MY LAY-Ovrs? Where does this picture go!...Thus goes the theme song of the annual oHice. Organization and planning for the annual began very early in the year. Then came weeks of picture-taking. The writing of copy Filled in the rest of the year. In March the Great Ali Baba Babal Babe flames Brownj, predicted the fu- ture of the 1938 Otaknam in an assembly program. This opened the sales cam- paign. The annuals were delivered to the students in May. R.-mcrsn Crornns AND Dnzrs F . . ' Aces celebrated Hobo Day, one of the innovations of this year's Student Council guided by Iim Brown and Curtis Iohnson, faculty advisor. The group consists of representatives elected from each home room. Honor Roll students received merit pins for their high scholastic record. A bronze pin is given the First time a student is on the honor roll. Two points were awarded for each A and one for each B, making seven points necessary to he on the Honor list which is equivalent to three A's and one B, VVhen twenty-one more points are gained, a silver pin is given in exchange for the bronze. An additional twenty-one points demands a gold pin. If a student is not on the honor roll who has previously gained at pin, his pin is turned in until he is again an honor student. This plan of award was drawn up by the council. With the cooperation of the P. T. A., a masquerade ball was held to raise funds for carrying on this progressive work. 'We h el p to govern -T SEFTIV T '---v-...M Q . ,.,.,:rnsen. M, Conlin, Mr. johnson. . B -vnuur. j. Neal, W. Baker. Scconl '- ' R. W'I ' ' -' I rmvn fprcxiduntj. P. Drake, 1 mu. K.. lalnier, N. Campbell, E, DcBoIr. R. Owens. M. Anderson, a rath. lm. Lclwards. YV. Schoeneck. L. Aurit. R. Hopfenspirger, M. Fred:-ll, E. llibhs. H. Rollings. F. Mood, R. Lutz. Not in picture: B. Smith, IS. Huckhaus, M. Hrinkn' ' ' ian, C.. Louris. M. Oher. iss 36l SEVENTY-FIVE Nmwocs CONTESTANTS partook in the preliminary tests given by Miss Esther Gould. All but six were eliminated. A final contest was held before the student body with Barbara Dailey and Faith Foster giving dramatic readingsg Patty Barnhart and Patricia Cahill humorous readings. The oratorical division was represented by Charles Koenigsberger and Carl Kittleson. The District contest was held March 8, 1938, in Mankato at the Franklin Iunior High School. Faith Foster was awarded second place in the dramatic section. Those chosen to represent Mankato were Charles Koenigsberger who gave Enough of This, Patricia Cahill reading g'Spelling Down the Master, and Faith Foster whose selection was The Monkey's Paw. Hear ye! Hear ye! ' areu- 1' ' , UHUCY' be i sbefiler' B DECLAMATION C. KOCH if DEBATE Left to right: B. Scherer, W. Cornell, B. Dailey, R. Tallc Csponsorj, l- Brown. Resolved: To argue RESOLVED THAT THE SEVERAL STATES should adopt a unicameral system of legislation! Debate members were organized into several different teams coached by Reuben Talle. All members of the squad were given a number of opportunities to participate in actual debates. Sioux Falls, South Dakota, was host to the Hrst tournament the Mankato debaters attended. Mankato High was victor in a second tour- nament at Spencer, Iowa. Decorah, Iowa, sponsored a debate contest at which Mankato was again awarded top honors. The team participated in the Northwest High School Activities competition at Gustavus Adol- phus College, St. Peter, Minnesota. Barbara Dailey, Iames Brown, Bill Scherer, and Winston Cornell entered the regional tournament at Worthington, Minnesota, and were runners-up in the finals. The teams also entered the National Forensics competition at Virginia, Minnesota, winning first place. Other members of the squad Were: Gary Brazier, Iohn Darsow, Bruce Edwards, Hilbert Hanson, Lily Mae Kittleson, Pat Koenigs- berger, Mary Ida Merrill, Robert Morris, Neale Petterson, La Verne Suttles, Elsie Wolf, and Betty Wheelock, ... 7 38 They hung up their words THE LAST VVORD IN SPEECH MAKING. Fifteen credit points must be earned in debate or declamation to merit membership in the National Forensic League. In debate, ten points were awarded for winning a decisiong five points, for losingg and six points for a non- decision debate. The members reduced their points in each successive debate by one pointg but never receive less than two points for winning a debate or one point for any other debate. Points are also given for deelamation. The winner in any contest received not more than ten points according to the number of schools participating. Minor contests confer one point less in order of their rank. Every one taking part receives at least one point. Honorary degrees were awarded. To Barbara Dailey was given the Degree of Distinc- tion for having made one hundred points. The Degree of Excellence, requiring sixty points, was given to Iames Brown, Winston Cornell, and Bill Scherer. Pat Koenigs- berger attained the Degree of Honor requiring thirty points. The Degree of Merit was awarded to those attaining Fifteen points. B own Clvffsldcntll' tl Q - , Y . p. Koeullls UE 5 BA DM bcilfigllgn, is. Edwards- QAL rorcmsie I-BAG R mn Talle lsvffffsoltiy eomeii, N- Ye mario. M Memu, C -,, B. Moms' ' . . E WOR, . 0 G.1-Brazic , W , First ro -. - , uid Qsponsfl -hcf 00 - fer. Foster, 115' .On 3, sthe HAHans , bergef, The artistic fguch ing. H 6i:0:1v11?i Helen McL1ulf1fdi':1'g11lz111is, F. Moml P W Bcnlimf lKru Flmiffl P' bilgchef, Ytwliifillvi C' Bfoivni Neg-gtlrjpreiiicrctgyjl I' Lehman H' -0 , . V vc, AL V- ai, C, M., 3 V an, AC In I I R tinihan, Nm memcturcz Ising, C. Blerbauer ftmasfnarcl, h, jilllllhnns, M' gl ls!-llltl. . Muclsun IX - Foorh I ' MCU' C Q enclall M l ' Hlllfhcxi H. Hoffman ll gllivlld, G- Haffit l liurziilkcr, L. Gusmfxml 1 . c 0 tz. ' ' vc-rgqr ' ' I' Sfflfhcnsonf POM-Poms! PAPER HA'rsl', ECHOED THROUGH the halls as Brush and Palette members peddled red and white favors to make Homecoming a gala day. This group was reorganized this year with Helen McLaughlin as sponsor: A Founders, Day banquet was held at which Carol Brewer spoke on the past activities ot the club and Miss McLaughlin spoke on artists. The members, who wear club pins, meet once a month to study art. A different phase is studied at every meeting. The group also held a Valentine party. l39l eroes stalk - ' ' Villains and h f40 N. , B, Daild' F Foster lneasurujldtixxiartl l I . Y ,L 7 . Qgponsflflv I C Nelson. A Pugh 1 5 hug lyould Q nd wiv. 1- , . X row: B. . Y , Adams, LS! , ., A Seto . . ami N xx DRAMA CLUXEUWD Uicvpfesxtlctgkla: AkXLmder, 1aaX,jMkig::!j3-efggr, R. Sxxtnsom Fife' ww: ll Babcock Wlesldcmlti l Brunswick. P' -f B. liclwartls. ll A Oscfcmrybi it Schultz. W Bere? iiiitlcson. B. 4SCl1CYfqQn, ji Huelfl- Slellhellsoni 'I Kcmcniilebullcl' L - ris. M- Whom' o. W. yi Q.. HM R, Rxllxngj i men pu Kohl - New-ix. NN. Lo i A Hrsrortrcar. RECORD of operettas, plays, declamations, readings and other speech activities which have been presented by the students of Mankato High School was made by the Drama Club. As much mat rial as could be gathered was arranged chronologically in book form Other activities ot the year included monthly meetings Miss Esther Gould, sponsor of the group, explained Stage Make Up Toxarich was read by Mrs. Roy Andrews. In February, members of the club gave a radio version of UThey Cleaned the Atticf, and Miss Nellie Olson talked on radio technique. The annual pay assembly was gnen April 29, 1938. Life is a comedy . . . Two PLAYS, 'lCupid Advertisesl' by Amy Clark Bone and 'lTl'1ey Cleaned the Atticw by B. M. Richey, were presented by the Drama Club at a pay assembly. Proceeds were given to zz fund to buy :i new loud-speaker. l. Chong Koenigsbcrger and Par Cahill wonder 'lwhark the matta wi thot white man? in their roles af colored servants. 2. lim Brown, Betty lane Pugh. Iaync Brunswick, Bill Scherer in a radio dialogue. 3. It's a suhenic between Lorraine Sehult and lean cock. -l. Meet Tillie and Ole, alias Patty Barnharr and Olson. 5. Glen Harris, Maxine Thompson, and Betty lane aa They Clean the Attic. and Bab- Earl Pugh in 1x X vu wr J i cv, RV' ' WV,SL9s'w I V -if V, 5 'N 1' 'fu 3 Mc- 4 1 A ,Q 5 4 W af fi ,fi ' I 1 if . ' S 'fbi mm x dh I 1QLQ'a4mm 1 M, ,.,, W, M, 3.51351 21- :api ,f zaw 3 In 'Q 11' When fellows get together . HI-Y HEADS TALK IT OVER i may HI-Y First row: MacMaslers, B. Owens, li. Rfidichel Cpresirlcntj, C. Koenigsberger, I. li1'cwci'. .X, lilalsc, R. Charlton, Second row: H. lieclsch, li. XVyatt, lf. Olson. T. Louris, XV. l'ribnow ttruasilrerj, R. Morphew, P. Henry. Third i'ow: C. Rehstock, I. Dnrsoxv. IJ. Lloyd fvice-presidentl. G. Neiige. O. Finns Csccrctaryl. H. Erickson, K. Gosuwisch, F. Dcllolt, S. Morse. M. Huck. lra liollantl fsponsory. Not in picture: li. Eberlein, G. Fengcr, U. Knoff, P. Kocnigsberger. C. Louris. Hi FELLUXVSI EACH SPLASH party and toboggan ride has added to the success of this social club sponsored by Ira Holland and the Y. M. C. A. The Y group planned the Homecoming dance which was the first of its kind to be held in the high school. Sports, religion, and education were the three topics on the yearly program. Franklin Rogers, VV. D. Willard, and A. H. Morris spoke on these subiects at their weekly meetings. The traditional Mothers, and Sons, Banquet was held in the spring. These activities were financed by the sale of refreshments at the home basketball games. Us ,qw ,. .wi igmm, ,V f H. ,, , 4 QE? xfg S i -M.-mg,-,.. . ,L H K L,xLL , ., An pn. wiv 'f' A 4 if 9. U ' 'A' av Q Q, Q .Q , - xv, Q vw - V fm, V My L? 4 A If Aw Ak Q W, ,Jil J: 0 f 19 wa ., ' ff L ' V - fag ff ' ' I - -' xx wqnvfnjy . Q,,.4 ,A 11 if Future Women voters . . . Outairlc row of table: M. Swenson, I. Babcock, F. Foster, B. Alcxanclclx P. Mclicc. S. l.nrson. IS. Dmvry. M. Ryan, H. Dailey, P. Barnhart. N. Campbell Ctrczzsurerl, Miss Anne Erickson fsponsorf Iilva Moline f'prcxiclc'nU. I. Lloyd fvice-prcsiclcntj, M. Sollmcr fuccretzlryl. A. llmvurcl. M. Rcttig. B. Spicer, M. Rarliclicl, H. Gcorgs, B. Druckcnbrofl, I. Brunswick. M. I lilCl1SCl'll11lT. L. McComb. G. Tillisch. lnsifle rmv of mlvlc: H. Chcslcy. Y. VVinn, Morse. B, Hcrcmll, Ste wht ll, Tlmlnpxrm, L, Rf' ' ' ' 5 anmn, N. Licsmcr, I.. mms, M. Lloyd. Nut in picture: H. Bangcrtcr. M. Bmnnn. M. Conlin, l.lz1x. C. l.Ll5k. B. Mzulwn, E. Moline, C. Palmer. R. Pass, M. Swglnsrmn, H. V llcll, H, l'l.1rtx', 1, nnglmh, M. 'illiinmn F B NOIJET IYITIATED the naw members of Girls' CIVIC A ORINIAL AA g A ,k L Club, Sponsored .byclflljs Anneriillniiil bv the girlS Of this group The BOYS, Clue U was en v hi last Saf- in return for an lf-ntcrtalgilhgizegzgsv Eifilggnal P31-k in the great ' to 0 L N . Y 1 LEWIS. Sioi3.ai1Dil1lME3 Brett Taylor read a Lhristmas play at two a es Yegl , ' fthcir meetings. V r I fl 'l was O The annual custom of sendmg H basket I0 A needy qml Y carried out on Tl'1ankSSiVmg day' ms GERMAN CLUB First row: H. Revier, G, Brazier fpresidentj, P. Koenigs- berger, Miss F. Klampe Csponsorb. D. Regnier, A. Blake. Second row: H. Hanson. B. Mattson, I. Timmerman, D. Tait, N. Brazier, E. Bibbs. Third row: B. Smith, I. Lloyd, M. Lloyd, M. Ryan, P. Barnhart, D. I-Iensel, L. Schueler. Fourth row: G. Miller, H. Wilkinson, M. Wheelock, H. Randolph, M. Meyer, N. Ziesmcr. Fifth row: Z. Zieskc. G. O'Brian, M. Bnman, E. Biese, M. Sohmer, E, Meyer, Sixth row: D. Holbcrg, I. Rawson. S. Randall, D, Hubin, V. Buckhaus, M. Flaeksenhar. Seventh row: E. Bogmill, V, Bogmill, P. Ebert, R. Rill- ing, H. Bangcrter, M. Thompson. Eighth row: C. Klam- mer, V. Vogel, B. Olson. B. Pugh, E. Sandstrom, I. Dar- sow. Ninth row: I. Page, H. XVollam, C. Rcbstock, B. Lutz, M. Conlin, K. Nelson. Tenth row: R. Pehling, C. Nielson, C. Palmer, P. Haller, I. Nielson. Eleventh row: L. Rindelaub, C. Bierbaucr, P. Steiner, C. Koenigsberger, B. Oskey, R. Connell, B. Darsow. Not in picture: W. Scherer, W. Prihnow, B. Dailey, B. Ebcrlein, H. Ran- dolph, C. Reasner, B. Druekcnbrod, M. Offerman, D. Holberg, M. Rettig. 461 Eins, swei, drei, spiel IKUBUNG NIACHT DEN MEis'rEn! Another way of saying A'Practice makes perfect? This time itls the favorite saying of the Ger- man Club. A first year student in German must have at least a B average in order to be eligible for mem- bership. Second year students must maintain a C average to retain their membership. German composers and their selections have been discussed at the group meetings led by Gary Brazier, president, and sponsored by Frances Klampe. As a sym- bol of international friendship. the French Club Was entertained by the organization at a joint meeting. Iames Helle displayed his pictures of France and Ger, many at this time. iions done . . . France the ittieson, Miss tin Fliicn A Ross is i Manor Graasi in ' and is caiied Socrfian rm Lp. . Great teasting d a dinner Arrows A' LA day before Lent is ceiebrated by U the Mardi Gras. On this day the French Ciub ha given in the schooi caieteria by its members. The purpose was to acquaint the student with French tood. Some ot the other meetings were spent in teaching the members about rance, its customs and its ianguagc. in October, Miss ' d on her summer in France. Mr. Frank ' ' ' November. Some members ' cernber. taike strce in . uiay in De McMar Morse spoke on the Armi oi the ciuh presented a French Christmas i iss Fiien McMartin is the sponsor oi this ciub. Louise 'ts president. K Fi Currie, L. K tr right: . Y Neisnn. 'Y HEY sponsorj , ix. VLAN THF. MARDX GR FRENCH CLUB First row: M. Mcrriii, E. Meyer, V, Steiner, N. Bruticr, B, Mus- ' d row: M. Sonic. R. Thician. Fa. iohnson, R. Hoiiinnn. . Fhiiiips. F.. Beck, M. Knuciscn. M. ' wa M. Wheeiocia, 9 ser. Seton . Third row. S ' ' n. Fourth ro 1 Ltrcasureri, .. 5 Aicxander ii M Swenso X Mattnn xsnra L i . , ' : n, B. Baiicwe , . ' L. Kittieson. .. 4 : M'Marlin lspoi. , . ' C rry Swanso M, Kcndaii. M. Sohmer, Larson. R. Morse Qsecrutaryj, Miss L. c ' ' N. Patterson. K. Neison. L Babcock. H. u ' Loucks, L Lehman, K. Kittie Ross Qpresidcnti, ' ture: V. Wocssncr, F. Not in pic son. V47 HOME ECONOMICS First row: B. Scoltz Csecrc- taryj, W. Sharp. L. Cuddy, D. Foley, M. Zastro, M. Beyer, M. Brenner, A. Cole, G. Kotz Ctreasurerj, I. Huettle. Second row: B. Palmer, M. Mace, Miss E. McMzisters fsponsorj, L. Callies, B. Nelson. Not in picture: F. Mood fpresi- dentj, P. Pitcher fvice- presidentb, M. Sorebo, A. Miller, L. Mogren. CREATIVE VVRITERS First row: R. Morris Cprcsi- rlentj, Miss E. McMartin fsponsorD, B. Scherer, M. Knudsen, H. Hanson, B. YVheelock, P. Drake. B. Cote, I. Timmerman, I. Lehman, N. Campbell, C. Kittleson Csecretary and treasurerj. Second row: C. Nielson, I. McMaster, B. Oskey, B. Eikum, E. Sand- strom, E. Timmons, B. Alexander, L. M. Kittleson. db If you could only cook l43l IT TAKES MORE THAN A RECIPE to make a cake. The first Monday of every month in the Home Economics room the members of this home making club meet to teach each girl more about herself and her home. One of their speakers was Miss Irene Dorn On Make-Up. Sponsor of the group is Miss Ella McMasters. Scribblin g scribes . SCRATCH! SCRATCH! sing the fountain pens. Members of Creative Writers Club prepared manuscripts for their monthly meetings. It is the purpose of this group, sponsored by Ellen McMartin, to study and criticize stories written by its members. An original poem, essay, or short story was submitted by each of the writers as an application for membership. KAMERA KLUB Picture developing How Ir! Look pleasant please for the Kamera Klub is after your picture. Developing pic- tures and learning the prin- ciples of photography was the purpose of these camera men and women. C. Arnold is the clubls faculty advisor. The club has a dark room in the school basement for de- veloping pictures. Various members spoke on their particular hobby in the photographic Field at the meetings. First row: B, Darsow QpresitlentI. D. Thompson, B. Scholtz, N, Brazier, P. Tosch. L. Mogren, A. Hentllev, M. Lang. M. Kendall, V. Pollei. B. Iohnson. R. Wilbur. Second row: I. Darsow. R. Eikuni. I. liontlcrant. B. Adams. li. Timmons. P. Heather. H. Rollings, C. Kroon. XV. Prib- now, H. Christenson, H. Revicr Musical notes hllivn ME VFIIAT Hion Norizll' The school orchestra isn't in a swing session. lt's the string section at a weekly practice. Karl Aaberg, director, formed an orchestra of eighty-six members this year. Only twelve were not members of the band. The orchestra played at all class plays and various other entertainments, also at Northfield during the Music Festival. A special swing band was a feature of the Senior Carnival. Front row: I. Heuttle, K. Kittleson, R. Peterson, Z. Zieske, K. Aaberg Ctlircctnrj, I. Morgan, C. Mitchell. T. Hillert. Second row: L. Meyer. I. Bonderant, B. Benning. N. Ziesmer, R. Marshall, E, Meyer, B. Balkwill, H. Randolph, R. Tndnen. E. liusse, D. Hubin, G. Armeman. G, Miley. M, Sohmer. M. Kendall. A. Osmandson. Third row: M. Thompson, H. Hanson. l'. Drake, M. Gumbuskv, R. Morris, C. Cmoper, H. Patten faccolnpanistj. L. Kittlcson. ORCHESTRA BAND i501 Left outside row: C. Klammcr. M. Sohmer, P. Huller, li. Beise, G. Miley, Neilson, M. Owens, V Burnett, O. Papke. M. Weber. B. Iohnsnn, I. Armstrong. Left center row: B. Smith. E. Randolph, D Hubin, D. Bryan, I. Tackle, A. Hendley, H. Randolph, I.. Callies. G. Arnemzin. S. Wilder. L. Lundin M. Gumbusky. R. Marshall. Center section, left to right: M. Offerman, P. Baecker, B. Dumas, C. Crooker N, Zeismer, E. Beck, L. Schueler. li. Anderson. C. Rzidenizichcr, B. Mattson. Right outside row: R. Peter- son, N, Petterson, C. Kittleson, B. Btilkwell, L. Nelson, M. Koflron. F. Meyer, E. McCue, L. Mutch, G Burnett, H. Hanson. R. Currier, H. Christenson. Right center row: R. Todnem. C. Hoff, F. Foster, li Morse. L. Kittlesori, E. Busse, Z. Zieske, C. Mitchell, D. May, B. Fielding, K. Morse, B. Nelson, K. Kittle- son, R. Morse. Drum maiors, left to right: G. Smith, L. McGowan. I. Smith. Band director. Karl Aaberg The beat of the drum . . . HALL RIGHT. LET's Go! shouts Karl Aaberg, bcind director, when assembling his mem- bers. Because of a summer band school, this yearys band was considered one of the best in the schoolys history. For the first time, the players were divided into two sections, the first band had sixty members, the second had thirty. Some of the members of the second band belong also to the first but need more practice. Rehearsals on technique exercises were held for the various sections every morning before classes. Seventy-four students comprised the march- ing band, including three drum majors. The Hrst band in the high school was organized in 1922. Their Voices We hear . Do, RE, ME. So Snfc the sopranos, sec- ond sopranos, and altos in Honorary Girls, Chorus. Only outstanding voices with at least a year of training in the Sophomore Glee Club are accepted in this group. This music organization took part in the operetta, Ioan of the Nancy Lee, and attended the Music Festival at Northfield. Selections were also sung at the senior baccalaureate services. HONORARY GIRLS' CHORUS First row: H. Nelson, I. Timmcrman, B. Druekenbmd R Iodnem ftreasurer I' Blrnhsrt Cute presi dentj, F. Foster Csccretaryj, I. Babcock Cpresidentj M 'Ihompson P I-Iallcr M Rettig Second mu E. HofIman, C. Beck, Z. Zieske, M. Lloyd, L Cuentzcl R Conn IN BCYKLCIIWJH Miss Yium Ixlcin fdirectorj, D. Smithson, V. Pollci. B. Buckhaus Lloyrl W C ulshaxx S I 1rson n o Sing along . . . 52 A CAPPELLA First row: Vivian Klein Csponsorj, Y. Winn, I. Lloyd, D. Bryan, K. Morse. G. Fenger, D. Call, N Peterson, R. Ehlman, I. Stephenson. G. Tillisch, D. Brouse. D. Tait, C. Brown. I. Timmerman, L. Gustaf- son. Second row: H. Nelson, L. Heitcainp, M, Flachsenhar, D. Thompson, E. Wyatt. I. Brewer fvice- presidentj, I. Bonderant, R. Currier, C. Brazier. L. Schult, F. Hartig, D. Peterson, E. Fischer, M. Owen Third row: B. Adams, H. George, D. Edmondson. M. Rettig, P. VVerdin, R. Swenson Qpresidentb, B Andengaard, R. Connell, I. Takle, I. Hall, I. Deglmann. R. Coan, D. Beck, L. Matton. M. Knudson Fourth row: M. Merrill, R. Wilbur, B. Alexander. M. Benson, H. Christeson Ctreasurerj, L. McGowan. H Hanson, R. Hoxic, A. YVoodgate, L. Lundin. H. Curry. F. Mood, VV. Morgan. B. Haedt. K. Hughes Not in picture: B. Berendt, I. Berg, N. Brazier Csecretaryj, R. Dahl, L. Guentzel. S. Haller. O. Lindsoe P. McKee, A. Miller, VV. Nelson. B. Olson, R. Pass. N. Petterson, R. Rilling. I. Telshaw. WE ARE A LOYAL Cruawf' The sixty- eight voices of A Cappella swelled the chorus of the operetta. This yearis mixed chorus was exceptionally large. Vivian Klein led the group which took part in Sunday Vesper Concerts held at the Franklin and Lincoln schools. The group participated in a city-wide Music Festival in Mankato and the Big Eight Festival at Northfield. Voices were trained for group singing two hours a week by Miss Klein. V our .ff Q K ,.-4 Q N , 'Q - sy. f '50 S 5 f ' Q 3 A.. Q QQ 1 . ff M JB f 2 A 'L ff if ' Vififjiiy ' L X 1 ,,,,, , F 4 YQWH fnMQ w . .- '91 51123 .,,. 1. 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VVilson, Miss Esther Daniels, and Barbara Dailey, president of Girls' Council. ALL or THE Gmavr SPIRIT I' KUEISLFRS INDIAN IDAXCERS Miss n ANWLS is X INDIAN CIIANTIZRS. ANNAXVAYNIZ IACKSON ANU M ARION PETERSON I 59 cing e autiful RLS of the Sigma silon group con- uted to their own ograms at their nthly meetings. rmerly called F. ,A. Girl Reserves, se girls are spon- cll by Mrs. S. nger. In Ianuary skating party was d. A Mothers' Tea s given in May. ger r owlcdge S. Gini. Reserves ith Miss lean ams as their spon- gave a Mothers, a in May. Includ- in the ycar's pro- m were a party at ristmas, a hike, cl Z1 bicycle party. S rw. J, fs, U, xvwsulg - ' '- xt Q ...V ...nu row: V M uliccr fwUnSUrDJ11ZA2, Hughes d:3d,M.wNeIsi:11, fi- Fm-I.xIiiirkI1.ziis. IT. Schuh? . . .chumzmn 5' CI- Ho1'Tnmn C FIU. IJ, Hwllm--v M IgM-IRL-ng. , ,, Jrrgyl M , .OWL L- H. S. GIRL RESERVES First row: I. Adams fsponsorj, B. HoFfman Cpresidcmj, I. B. XVOIH, M. Kruger, Ii. Miller fsccrcturyl, M. Hanson, A Molhke, I. 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I fl X gk X, X !,4' ns ni gs W.,.,Q, J wry, ,,.,, hp ., .- .L , 3 , ., nf I, L' , ,,'a:2f:f4,f:'I 4,. e2'f'Z?5 tw GJ: 4 ,L IYQAJ 4 -' 5.12 fi: f' at gk, f 93' if . qzg ' 1 xg 1 A - A 5,14 A5 gf' x-'H W- ww. . , uiggafgzsf 1' ALE' 2 Q 4,..,.V Y . . Ziwijk 34:17 i 5 . ...,,, 9 '4 T5 '1 , ' - 1---'21, -1 -1 A FOOTBALL PLAYED KING in the fall to be supplanted later by basketball. VVith spring came track, tennis, and golf for the boys and archery, ten- nis, and volleyball for the girls. Most popular of all, football ush- ered out the athletic year with spring practice. Left to right: M. lluck, O. Evans. L. Peter- ' sun, R. Thiulcn, li. Edwards, B. Steiner. 2. SUccEssFUL FOOTBALL Tmms are led by capable captains such as Orland Evans. Bill Steiner was a brilliant example for all the basketball fellows. Bruce Edwards and Richard Thielen, with their Flashing tennis racquets, led the rest of the net team. Golf received the expert leadership of Lloyd Peterson. Martin Buck deservedly Won the admiration of his fellow track men. ' - -, . lx f 'ffae?w.1 i : e - , Q' ,,4,'l i Q, 9 ,l , .l, t 'VG+ - :sf , N A -xi - 5 ff? E af .W -iw 'W Q ww ,Q A-, . ,fx f -fi .- ,.,g .Q ' i H 1.1, - K 1 , Mfg 93 -Q 3' 5 wf -fee I, .. V ,., . f ,Q Before football scrimmage . -Q ,I W il FooTBA1.L SQUAD l 72 I First row: Coach L. Todncm, E. Deliolr, P. Alexander, M. Buck, G. Brazier, B. Lutz Cstudcnt managerb, W. Wheeler, M. Burger, L. Long, G. Rome, R. Bibbs, Curtis Iohnsnn Cassistant coachb, O. Evans Ccziptainj, C. Call. Second row: W. Krueger, R. Hnpfenspirger, B. Skoog, R. Engle. B. Rivers, IJ. Lippcrt, H. Bcetch. Third row: C. Koenigsbergcr, R. Smesrud. D. Kooser, R. Donahue, G. Fenger, I. Page, P. Conlin, R. Charlton, G. Rindelaub, G. Neitge, W. Steiner. THE Limcnsr HOLIECOMING Cnown in years witnessed the Scarlets' 7 to 0 victory over Albert Lea. Bill Steineris strategy and the backing of the team decided this game in which Iake Fen- ger carried the ball over for a touchdown and Mankato's only Conference Win all season. At another open date Mankatds regular right end, Ioe Neal, broke his leg in a scrimmage game with the Teachers College freshmen. A patched line-up and a team with a lighting heart lost the last game of the season to Fari- bault 13 to 7. -M ' f 4' , l. l.:lxc Fcngcrk about to take UH. 2. Bob Smcsruml, one of next yearlc cu-captains. 3. Thc burly fellows doing their exercises. 4. The rtuclem managers, Charles Call a ' ' ' ' ' 5. The swinging dummy. Ccntur: Iohnwn showed them how it was done, nnl bury Brazier, on mp ol it ali. Us Cagers in action . . . ...nl l74l . iowa. we- L -?- 1 Y , .Y A view or THE Mason UW AN ALL-VETERAN TEAINI took the floor against Blue Earth, December 1, 1937, for their first game of the season. Led by Captain Bill Steiner, they won 29 to 13. The following week they were defeated by the same team. The team's ability was undetermined as they took to the hard wood of the armory and defeated Rochester 26-19 for a Hrst Big Eight win. December 19, Lloyd Peterson provided the neces- sary one point margin to defeat Northfield 23 to 22. YVith two victories in two conference games the Scarlets were off to a good beginning. During Christmas vacation they pulled out two more wins, one over the Alumni and one over Waseca, 20 to 17. Albert Lea was the next opponent on December 30 and again the Scarlets played consistently good ball to bowl them over 29 to 25. A long trip to Mason City, Iowa, and the Scar- lets' first defeat in Five starts was to mark the begin- ning of a long losing slump. The Mohawks won in a rough game 36 to 26. I . , 0 Top row: G. KnoH, G. Ncitgc, B. Hopfcnspirgcr, O, Evfms. Center: Captain Wi. SL. er. Bottom row. C.k0CH1g,SbCfgCf, L. Pctermn, VV. Radlchel, R. Ownns, W. Pnbno 6 Q rigs . , ,jx . a . kk? is ,L r if Mgi?7fjg?i A 35532 fa . 2 K. 'ibn T 4 R X S 5 X 1 .. E. - 5 W f r. 1 ,. v fy x I, E sl'kl .gg LY 5 ff ai? 3 N :aawslvm-4 K 3 -v - ' - ... A , . 1 ' 5 . Lzv . . L' fl ,... 'L ,. i ,,., , lv' L, -',L , 2 E X 4 1 - V - 1 Q V . ,A 1 1 Ri QE Q 5 Y W, 2, f Early morning 6Hot shots' THERES THE IL'MPl Top, left to right: T. LOWE' R Mo ' rphew, R- 5 nicsrurl, 1, Neal, H' Eriqk c son. A. Blake, B. Steiner, INTRAMURAL SPORTS hit a new peak at Mankato this year. Never in the history of the Saturday Morning League The competition was so keen that three teams were tied has there been a team with such an unerring eye for the for the Championship at the end of the season, the baskets. They placed three members on the all-Saturday O'Vitches, Yannigans, and the Kiervies. Superior team Morning League team: Ray Morphew, Harry Erickson, work defense and ball handling, however, won out for and Bob Smesrud. Dick Homme and Robert Bibbs also the O'Vitches in the play-off. received honors on the all star quint. Four members of After trouncing the Kiervies 26 to 15, the O'Vitches the team placed among the ten leading scorers of the completely buried the Yannigans under a barrage of bas- League: the three already mentioned and Ioe Neal. Sev- kets to win the title 37 to 18. Rated as one of the pre- eral out of town teams also fell before the offensive game season favorites, the O'Vitches lost only two games all ofthe O'Vitches. Members of the team are Bob Smesrud, season and ran up a total of 526 points for an average of Art Blake, Ioe Neal, Harry Erickson, and Ray Morphew 35 points per game. l 7 5 Q: , f Q ,Q Qs! This and that . . W r, X X 5 11, ,f ' i l. Managers looking mer and after thc liaskctliall situa- tion. C.-Xrlo Bom and Bill Darsow.J 2. Rinzly lt-ads with an excruciating left. 3. Fore! Itk uPete Peterson. 4. The grunts and groans of it, Hcncl: Coach Trmclncni is all dressed up with 3 basketball panic in Xicw 3 E791 Tee off! L'Les follow through, French. Born keeps his eye on the ball. Left to right: I. Kawczynski, Captain L. French, R. Homme, B. Hinkle. 801 CAPTAIN Les FRENCH ADDRESSED his ball and cracked out a 200 yard drive to open the Scarlets' 1937 golf season. Faribault was the First victim of the season by a 9-3 score. Shattuck Military Academy brought a strong team to Mankato a week later to defeat the Scarlets 8-4. However, Kato bounced back into the win column by trimming Faribault again 10-2. During the next few weeks Mankato High dropped two matches to Fairmont, one to Rochester, and defeated Red Wing once. On May 27 the annual Big Eight meet was held at Mankato. Bill Hinkle ended his athletic career by tying Everet Olsen of Rochester for low medalist honors with a total of 122. The team composed of Les French, Iim Kawczynski, and Dick Homme, also came through to take its fifth Big Eight golf crown in six years. Their total was 522. In try-outs held later, Lloyd Peterson, Arlo Born, Merle Anderson, and Pat Koenigsber- ger were chosen as the members of the 1938 team. Lloyd Peterson was elected to the captaincy. ltis Your Serve! . . . M.aNk,iro HIGH CJPENED its '37 tennis season against Shattuck Academy of Faribault the latter part of April. Although the match was dropped 6-2 the Scar- lets showed promise of developing into a threatening aggregation before the end of the season. They dropped their next game to Rochester, 6-Z, but succeeded in defeating College High 3-2 a week later. Bethany College of Mankato and College High again were the victims of defeat at the h ' ands of the Scarlet net team. Shattuck again succeeded in def ' ' eating the Scarlets in their last game 71 ln th - . e State meet Bruce Ed wards and Richard Th 'l ei en were eliminat d ' second round f ' ' e in the o competition The members of the '37 team were Frank Dixon Guy Flannigan Robert D hl , a , Iames MacMasters,. d Richard Theilen. an Returning lettermen are Co-ca l ptains Richard Thei- en and Bruce Edwards. Iames MacMaster 'md R l ert Dahl will also . ov- , return. With such representatives Mankato should be one of the l di ' BV Eif ' t ...ax ki . V i A to A A ea ing teams in the ig ight in l938. WATCH THEILEN'S BA CKHAND Left to right: R. Theilcn, R. Dahl, B. Edwards, F. Dixon, I. MacMastsr, G. Flannigan. SMASH THAT BA LL . , i',-7-argiggaaz-a. . I a:4J,a4ffe4g-5 kg , wj'afgr. , BRUCE f8 Real sports Women . . . 82 . H. Graves L. Heitkamp, M. Conlin, G. A. A- Owcn, I. Lloyd, M. Iaax, - I , D S 'th on . . , M, G. Hoffman, M. Evans, 'l. Hillert, C. Rcasner, . ml S S lil: M152 Alice Rudbcrgt B' Bercluh, H' Bangcitcr' ' A - V. M ' ' .M.OFr'crman, N. Camp' Biivinan, B. Domus, C. Crookcr, C. Bicrbauer, P. Steiner, H. SWLHSCH, ammon XVilkinson. standing. P. Hauer. H, mmm, M, Sohmsff M- C f ' 5 ' SOPHOIWORES, HOPE-100 POINTS. Iuniors' aim-500 points. Seniors' goal-800 points. The first year of high school, a girl strives for 100 points and membership. The second year the same girl tries for her M. Then, the last year, if she's sue' cessful, she receives a G.A. A. pin. Playing basketball, tenniquoit, volleyball, and badminton nets her a dehnite number of points. Ping-pong, skating, hiking, tennis-all receive their due credit. The girl receives leadership and instruction in group and individual sports. She receives her biggest thrill when playing on the varsity team which annually plays the faculty. l 1 S 1 I ! . ,-, 19 - , 12 if 'F - W M ' -. .:- .N ., W? I. 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Miss Vivian Klein, Miss Nellie Olson. and Miss Alice Ruclbcrg CD105' the riding habit. nd.. l. Hail! Hail! the gang! 2. Sue Hallcr hikes. 3. Shoe black initiated Mildred Meyer. 4. Good Morning, dear Burton Eberlein! 5. Scullery jobs for sophonmresfldelen Harry and Lola lean Bell. . Ali Baba Baba Babe foresaw an outstanding annual. He was accompanied by Sisser Singer San and Meluna Tooz in the assembly program launching the Otaknam sales cam- paign. Iames Brown. Peter Pafiolis and G ' portrayed the characters, ary Brazier Vagabonds . . . for a day . . . A legal holiday for hobos was declared by the Student Council the day before homecoming. The students entered into the spirit and various ideas of the common transient were manifested. 1. VVe lived the life we love. 2. A few transients. 3. Lefty Alexander portrayed a singing vagabond. ' wn ideas as to hobo attire. 4. Girls had their o PSQQ. 'D 2 6, 1-v-L-X 2 i l93l gait-, 7.84, -lqlx-,'?1-,,q-it ai'-QQ 4 .. ati .Lff.' , ,,.,- l-' 1 ' . . 1 : ill' I 54 V 4' , - , mi V Y , 5:5 gg, I Q ' f , Q 2, ,....na U'DonneI1, P. I. Sperry, and A ' ' f M. , .otuirup were il few of the faculty members present f ' ,if , 5 ' A ., r at the reunion after twenty-five years. ' fxl., , wi? , 1 f ., f- l rig' ' 1 . ' ' f f . ,qi , V' ,. V 1 . V if . 2' T' - f A. l- ez, -I ,fbvfw ' N 5 l. Wayne had an elevated view of spectators. Searle ts celebra te . both parade and min g up for the procession that started promptly at four o'clock 4. Leftxrighl l f 5. The cameraman found Billy Stapelman doing his part to make a successful homeroom float. Xe txlo the time of the Scarlet and White band. i Bois waiting for the annual lmccoming parade to pass. g an Lg,-1 - 're l A and facultx' recalled Wet School days when lhcl we 2, The 1912 aumm f ls ot the Yell Club in October. gues A gala homecoming 5. A slogan that won second prize' W-4' .A Q.. ' 5 242-' rfygffg 5. The tigers did not frighten Patty Barnhart when - N Albert Leu offered opposition at the Homecoming fool- t rodueuon. . 4- Another H03 In P ball game. i961 Extra moments 1. Silver s tars hung in a blue b ackground create an Evening in Paris at thc Christ- mas Pi dance. 2. Iefmne Huctll and hor violin. 3. SnuHy Smith-master of thc trumuet. -1. H' ' I U15 your Mankato High Newb. Fill the Winter months 1. Bill Darmw, student cnmcm num, in action. 2. One of thc monthly parties sponmrctl by the P. T. A. 5. The faithful waits for its muster. 4. A clrznntuic moment at the all-girl party given by the Y. W. C. A. with Faith Foster, Sylvia Larson and Patty Barnhart. 5. French club presents a Christmas play, L'The Magic XVootlsn Shoe. l97 1. f-W 'we , , Ja? ! . 1 H' , -,A 1 Q .y S A Q3 f ri and the sen- CREDIT Is DUE Miss M.xc:DoUc.u.L ior class for producing a successful carnival, net- ting the annual a profit of three hundred thirty- six dollars. Besides shows, the coffee shop, candy stands. and the hsh pond were 21 part of ities. the testix onus 1. r, Ir Alcxandcr O K- ' lttlesrm -, -J S 1' , ning It. little pw, K A I GJT5' Br ' zzzw,-J T . Jrr.1nspurpgi.d In dk W Cm V ' K vhui music' UETIZCZII' ,-Qu enge, K ' 1 G. l99l fl' :za if ' 2 3 F ? A :ik .EF 2'g:,Q,,,, ...u- . 1 Mm With growing pains iiLET,S Ro1.1.EnsKAT12. HERE . . . want half of my HersheyP', Brian gave Terry half of his bar as a peace offering. L'Good, offers Terry. 'ASwell,'y replies Brian. S0 describes a clever comedy, Growing Painsv en- acted by members of the Iunior class, directed by Miss Esther Gould, and portraying the comedy and errors of adolescence. Make-up adds years and dignity to Bill Scherer. Cast seated: F. Foster. B. liberlein, Back row: S. Larson P. Ebert, K. Palmer. C. Nelson. L. Tackle, P. Koenigsherger, L. Reedstrom. G. Knoll. D. Mork, F, Fischer T. Thielen. B. Alexander. I. Huettl. I. Flanagan. M. Merrill, I. Scherer. Tea d l 1. Barbara Dailey and Winston Cornell as they left for the debate tournament. 2. The 'Ljecpn was the debate mascot. 3. lim Brown and Bill Scherer returnetl victorious from the State National Forensic League. 4. As viewed from a second-Hoor Window. 1 102 1 l .if V il .a.N..fi it WSW if WW h if, YS I -f 4 V S mi? Q1 'ea li' , hw 93 ., 2 'ESQ f Vx, Ui T T ff' . 1305 vi ' fa A RN W 2. S4 ' - ii M A va -, x , s ar, .,M -W1 g iw -' Ai 1 ge 12ffs:1wg,f lm ' ZHTW5: '25, M . 'Z Ks-F1 2 dk-ww-w.', 7111557 f A 3c?19v1-11, 'f Aff 'ff ff 4 115212: . , -f,, 4. 'xv 'Eva V' 'sz' . f, W aw 'T' If if,gfw2: 1 I v 'fif V '. b QQ: A IS . i l L !QggQgf3,W fa. ,' 'Z 3f'. f s H041 The Y-1 SCh001 da b Y Cging 0 0 . l. Had trouble getting 'sazmzf' scarred rhis morning-so-ooo 2. Was late and had to get an admit from the ofhce. 3. Spent lirsr hour in meral work class. 4. A pause that refreshes between classes. 5. Mississippi lubilee Singers entertained in assembly. And ends . One should rest after dinner--went Supply station between classes. Never hurry home at night. . Goodnight-or is it gooclmornlng? . Music was keen :mtl everyone felt like Uswingin' to the library fourth hour. f 105 .. 'uh odw - - Discoveredfff Second Chl O PROFESSOR RELYEA's CEarl Olsonj 'ADiscov ery of the Elixir of Youth approving love in the morningg Sylvia fNadene Campbell, in love with Phil fBill Radichelj, but agreeing to her marriage with General Burbeck fByron Smithj who refused to accept his Spanish daughter-in-law floyce Stephensonj and her child-all created the excitement and plot of Second Childhoodf, the Senior play under the direction of M' iss Marjorie MacDougall. Comedy was added by Mrs. Vivert Clean Babcockj, neighbor ladyg her mother, Mrs. Henderson fPatricia Cahillj and the Norton N twins, Evelyn and Lucille fYvonne Winn, Ianet Lloydj. The law was represented by Sheriff Iohnson QBruce Edwardsj and Iudge I Sanderson fHarry Ericksonj. 1 l l. 'Ll'ut some emotion into it, Bill. 2. Sil Si! Senor, Give me money. No, No! Take that child away. 3. The judge and sheriff represented the law. 4. I'll eat three meals a day for the next twenty years4you'll see. uCome on, mama. 5. ulust another foolish experiment, Frederick Relyea, that will land us all in iail! l 106 l g Auntie fMar- garet lane Sohmerj dis ' Dance with your king! . TQING EARL OLSON and Queen Elva Moline led the grand march of the junior-senior coro- nation ball at Lincoln court on May 28, 1937. They were followed by Lord Iohn Neitge and Lady Phyllis Eberlein. The royal banquet Was served at the Presbyterian castle by the council of P. T. A. King Earl, toastmaster, spoke on Couples Rivalry'! was the chosen topic of Lord Iohn Neitge. Lady Barbara Kesson gave her views on A'OfHcef' Lord Richard Homme spoke on Work,', while Lord Raymond Iorgenson's discussion was dominated by 'LNon- sensefy 'lSighs,,' Lady Nadene Campbell's topic, culminated the talks which spelled the Word Hcrownsf' Queen Mother, Mrs. Mary Trafton, as sponsor of the Iunior class, xx as in charge of preparations. She was assisted by Miss Helen Ligget and the art classes 7 Q5 -n N Q. -V t. . A ZICQ. 1011 COIHCS Elgallfl . . . R1 kr I l. Mort XV3'41It sunning his physique. f- Q Z. Ready .... -X im . . . Fire! f ., X 3. 'ASlicling as 21 winter dix'cr5iun. . ,-rf' 4. There wus snow--cvcn in April, f ' , 0 5 5. Itincmnts! ff if ' 6. Kmt and KiltlumnfKitcl1cx1 Kzmcrs. NP K. 1 Insert. Lclmmnzule? '. x Y, M X, ' I viii ' y . af' Q: X V fl , ,, . .-.A f Q. e,q,K.L,,' Xx - ,W . ws any V ,.,,. R., ,Ag 7 .NN .. I , s. .167 W 1 . .. -'ef if -I: -f F5 7 9 Jw . 5 Add a line . 2 iii. ' 1, W MQW WW? 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