Mankato High School - Otaknam Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1943 volume:

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MANKATO, MINNESOTA wwf iam ' 'V' 'U BARTLFTT MCGUIRE -.-. q1,'m,--wfzzff Sgt' ffm NANCY'WILLARD ---- buwmfmmgff- - DONNA PETTERSON - - - managing editor -,-ffl?-A 'f VIOLET GLASRUD - ---- damn- . .iT: ,f' .13-S I - ' I 4 l V i -1' edication... ' iidlaovsmo-r I L4,vr,'-FU-QQ:-,-Mfr' Lui' Ow 0--fm-L jfffs www blip poiyifiip ti alfa il W ll M. ll. S. Serves To all former faculty members of Mankato High who are now serving in the armed forces, we, the 1943 Otaknam Staff, dedicate this book. In this way we wish to show our appreciation to those men and women who are making it possible for schools such as ours to con- tinue in a free country. This year Mankato High students for the first time in their lives entered school in the midst of a war which in many ways has already altered their lives. Last fall hen they first passed through the halls of MHS, it was with a difierent purpose than when school ended peared en additional courses were put on the curric- d emphasis placed on those subjects which d repare the students for future service to the na- Q 1 n. To show how the students of Mankato High School e preced' g year. Evidences of this new purpose ap- f?M are adapting themselves to the war world in which they are now living, as well as to show how they are preparing themselves for a better world after the war - is the purpose of this book of the 1942-43 school year. M NK' s 1 N X 1 s xx? AQ! 35 Qx ss X wx X X Ry Ni XX QQ XX BY Q. N wg QQ X is-SX X NS xxx xx X N xx XX Q15 ' W Yr' 1 5 'Y xx. W Q S f S SN, 3 is xgqx X W X X N, A xx , E L K p me 3 iwwm wx sf? x 1 '-, ..1 x -.1 X4 X sl N x Q' QNX is if ,Aff . it i Y iBASIC TRAINING s s N ,. 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'Wax kwskb From the day we entered high school jg, img, ,WR Xml'L'ik'M'MUQA'l'GJd-k'6A3su+hLAA,'gf,,,'1, - 43 kk- VCB oaocf-ca as timid sophs, our fondest dream has ,I - : , been that of receiving our diplomas and it I I G ' donning the gray gowns and dignified -Q -pkwJu I-Bu-J 'VVU-uAMJ-LLX., c1,weS..3-L...m,.. Z3 11:11--9. mortar boards that set us apart as grad- K-yn , . uated seniors. Wearing the traditional This year Commencement assumed a more serious aspect. For many of the boys it meant wearing Uncle Sam's TG NS--1-1 khaki within a short time. For many of A n the girls it meant the temporary post- 'Mf poning of a college education in order to take a place in a hectic war world. vi- N L O 3 .L . W. is f.- 'Wir' ' f.' jggf ,Iv fl r-1 ,'- jv .-5 Mi---ia J 'VA-. -J Q -1' -' ' , , XA - ' , -'xii f' .. -2' -, . 1 -' eg--f ., , 1 - ,,-.- ,N- . . . ' L'!f Ti-T. f3: L,3'i6:T-g1',i - fvJwf.f: I . :., 1 -.-- .L ,J .571 .4--H-?'1'f if' ...sf V vs , nl f:,.2g1,:fj5fgWf X sg, lx, ix. If X - -. of i -- 5,-N ,ima r...- academic gown is the symbol of ourwu' Q o K'! first promotion, after the specified basic training has been completed. Q I - jc ,,,',3:, obo-f-N.'Jb JYWL4---. 'SM-d.w-51.....s.. Q1 bf F I X X SERS my 92 W - XX' X .. ,MKS E. . S P Q X I . X. X-'N M Y - ' 9G X.. ,X- XX X: Y S4 AX Wu 2 Xb XX X Qi, X 3 QQ Q X .ax QM it X if XX XX X . . .,S,...L .--. X.,X X X X X .,,. E NN X XXX S Q 1 X X SX X X wx 1 Y X AX XX S 3 X M if X wx X QM Q' XS X X K NX 11: X SQA- . . . A A Nz. XM S ggi XX QX X . X: K ,X X xi ik wx X 'X x M X 'Qi S Q X X X , XX XX X gi V x X My KSN . , X k Wwwww- XQXXXQX ,XXX ' Ni 1 K N. Ahlstrom B. Anderson J. Anderson L. Anderson I.. Andreuon F. Arlo L- Blu J. Barnhart I., Baxter B. Becker H. Bell K- 3917 I. Berlin! P- Bllhslu N- 3l0m8rSl1 H. Blumenlhein K. Boman D. Born B' nun J. Brinkema B. Brown R. Buckman B. Budde J. Bnrneg SEN IIIR Norman flhlxtrom-Projection Club. 0 Bettyc ffndrr- son--Senior G. R., High News, Homeroom Council, Yell Club. 0 lumens flndc'r.ron-Dran1a Club, Hi-Y. Otaknam, Band. 0 l.aVc-rm' zlndcrson-Otaknam, Student Council. 0 Leo .findrcuxon-A Cappella, Foot- ball, Soph Glee Club, Track, Projection Club. ' Fred flrio-Football,.Saturday Morning League. 0 Lyle Ball-Drama Club, Saturday Morning League, Track, Homeroom Council, l'lomeroom officer. 0 loan Burn! hart-Drama Club, Girls' Civics, Honor Roll, Pi Delta Rho. Prom Chairman. 0 Lorruim' Huxtrr-Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., High News, Pi Delta Rho, Yell Club. 0 Belly Lou Bcc'kc'r--Sigma Epsilon G. R., High News, Yell Club. 0 Marilvv Hell-A Cappella, llaml, Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., American Pass- port. . ' Krnnclh lin-g-Saturtlay Morning League, llolneroom ollicer, Projection Club, Yell Club, T. C. High School. ' Mary Berggren-lirush and Palette, Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., Pi Delta Rho, Walker High School, Walker, Minn. 0 Phyllis Hlulqeslee- Band, Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., Pi Delta Rho, Span- ish Club. ' Nancy Blomgren-A Cappella, French Club, Band, Sigma lipsilon G. R., Radio Workshop. 9 Harold Blu7Y1t'Il,t'hl'IiI1. 0 Kay Bomun-Drama Club, Declam, National Forensic League, Girls' Civics. Pi Delta Rho. 0 lJul'u'in liorn-Basketball, Football, llomeroom ollicer, 'If C. High School. 0 Hurburu liruzicr--llonorary Girls' Glee Club, Pi Delta Rho, Girls' Civics, Drama Club, German Club. 0 lmfulyn lirinlqemu-Sag lin G. R. 0 Ifud lIrown-llasltet- ball, Olaknam, liantl, lligb News, 'Il-nnis. ' Ross Iiufknzun-I Ii-Y, Projection Club, Yell Club. ' Iielvu lfuddc'-lirusb aml Palette, Yell Club, Pi Delta Rho, 'L P. G. R. ' june! B1u'ru's--A Cappella, Dcclam, Sag lin G. R., Ratlio Workshop, Waltz Dream. Robert Bur:-German Club, Student Council. 0 Iolm Call--I-li-Y, Saturday Morning League, Track. 0 Har- vey Carlson-Saturday Morning League, Yell Club. 0 Bette Carlstrom-Pi Delta Rho, Girls' Civics, High News, Yell Club, Senior G. R. 0 Helen Cassidy- A Cappella, Soph Glee Club, Sigma Epsilon G. R., Montgomery Public Schools, Montgomery, Minn. ' Donna Charles-Drama Club, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Civics, High News, Pi Delta Rho. 0 Ruth Christeson-Honorary Glee Club, Otaknam, Sag En G. R., High News, Homeroom oHicer. 0 Herbert Clark-A Cappella, Debate, Drama Club, French Club, Radio Workshop. 0 Hubert Clark-French Club, Projection Club, Radio Workshop, Yell Club. 0 Charlotte Cole. 0 Betty Compton-Band, Nu Tau G. R. 0 Velma Cor-Soph Glee Club, Drama Club, Declam, G.A. G.R., Nicollet H. S., Nicollet, Minn. 0 Shirley Currier-A Cappella, Brush and Palette, G.A.A., G.A. G.R., High News. 0 leanne DePue- Girls' Civics, Sag En G. R., Pi Delta Rho, Radio Workshop, Spanish Club. 0 Donald Farm-F. F. A., Projection Club, Yell Club. 0 Betty Lou Fischer- German Club, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Civ- ics, High News business manager, Honor Roll. 0 lane! Fitzgerald-A Cappella, G.A.A., Sag En G. R., Home Economics Club, Yell Club. 0 Ruth Fjellman- A Cappella, Band, Declam, G.A.A., Phi Omega G. R. 0 Lillian Fowler. 0 Raymond Freeberg. 0 Paul Frost -A Cappella, Football, Track, Yell Club, Waltz Dream. 0 Darrell Furan. U Dorothy George. 0 lack Girzfin-A Cappella, Hi-Y, Band, Boys' Civic Club, LeI.awala, Waltz Dream. SEN IOIl R. Bus: . Call H- 0111300 R.. Chriateson Clark . Clark J. DePue Currier . Farm L. Fowler Freeborn - FNS' B. Unrlltrom H. Cassidy D' Chun' C. Colo B. Compton V- Cox B. Fischer J- Fiflsernld R. rjellman D. funn D. George J. Girvin Al U Earl Godfrey. 0 Elizabeth Go.velx-Gerinan Club, Home Economics Club, Band, Phi Omega G. R., Homeroom ollicer, Band. 0 Evelyn Grabow. 0 Sada Haedt-A Cappella, Soph Glee Club, H.E. G.R., Homeroom ollicer, Spanish Club. 0 Valoris Hanel- Soph Glee Club, F.F.F. G.R. 0 Harriet Hankel- F.F.F. G.R. 0 lolm Hanson-Hi-Y, String Ensemble, Band, Homeroom ollicer, Projection Club. ' Iva Har- low-Soph Glee Club, G.A.A., G.A. G.R., Homeroom Council. 0 Bill Harmer-German Club, Hi-Y, Otak- nam, Band, High News. 0 lone! Hill-Saturday Morning League, Declam, High News, Projection Club. Radio VVorkshop, Rochester H. S., Rochester, Minn. ' Gwynlyn Himmelman-A Cappella, Brush and Palette, Declam, Phi Omega G. R., Waltz Dream. 0 Owen Hinilqer-Baseball. 0 Leonard Hoelm-F.F.A. 0 Margie Hollnagel-Press Conven- tion, Sigma Epsilon G. R., High News, Homeroom ollicer. 0 Genevieve Holzapfel-Music Festival, Band, H.E. G.R., Yell Club. 0 Mark Honetsehlager. 0 Tam Hughes-Debate, National Forensic League, Band, Honor Roll, German Club. 0 Leroy Hurry-German Club. 0 Fern 1ohn.fon-Home Economics Club, Soph Glee Club, G.A. G.R. 0 Lewis lone.:-A Cappella, Hi-Y, Band, Homeroom Council, Yell Club. 0 Betty lust-Drama Club, Girls' Civics, Senior G.R., Honor Roll, Student Council, Benson H. S., Omaha, Nebras- ka. 0 Richard Kaclrelmyer. 0 Doris Kalbouf-F.F.F. G.R., Spanish Club. 0 learme Kelly-G.A. G.R., Yell Club. SEN IOR 1-I. Godfrey E- unch E. Grabow J. Hlngon I. Harlow B. Harmer L. I-luehn H. Hollnltsl G. Holzapfel F. Johnson L. Jones B. Juxt . Haedt V. I-Ianel H. Hankel , Hill G. Himmalman 0. Hiniker . Hnnetschlager T. Hughes I.. Hurry . Kachelmyer D. Kalbow J. Kelly . Kent K. Kies F. Klammel' . Kollman B, Kreykes D. Krick . Leighton L. Lichtenherg S. Lidsffom . Llnyd F. Lundin A. Lunz R. Kling T. Klippstein. Jr. H. Koeppen L. Lnnghoff M. Lanz R. Lavsn J. Lienliard R. Lindeen M. Lindsoe V. Latter V. Lyons H. McC:u'l SENIIIR Gordvn Kent-Track, Band, F. F. F., Projection Club. ' Kay Kizxf-Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Civics, Pi Delta Rho, Spanish Club. ' Floi'enc'e Klammrr- A Cappella, German Club, Band, Phi Omega G. R., Honor Roll. 0 Ray Kling-Basketball, Football, Sat- urday Morning League, Track. Soph Class President, T. C. High School. 0 Tom Klipprlein, Ir.-Drrma Club, Football, Rand. Trumpet Trio, Boys' Quartet, Marshall High School, Marshall, Minn. 0 Hugo Koep- pwz-Rasketball, Football, Hi-Y, Saturday Morning League, High News. 0 Nornmn Kollmun-A Cap- pella. Music Festival, Soph Glee Club, Lelewala, VValtz Dream. 0 Blanche' Krc'ykr'.f-Soph Glee Club. 0 lJwmi..' Kric-lg-Football, Hi-Y, Saturday Morning League. Soph Class Vice President, Honor Roll. 0 Luljofzizu Lunghofi-Band, Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., Pi Delta Rho, Yell Club. ' Mary Lou Lanz. 0 Rosalie Luuwz-A Cappella, French Club, G. A. A., High News, Waltz Dream. 0 Dean Leighton. 0 Lola Lichtr-nbri-g-A Cappella, German Club, G. A. A., G. A. G. R., Lelawala. 0 Sylvia Lidstrom-A Cap- pella, Girls' Civics, Pi Delta Rho, Radio Workshop, Senior Gp R. 0 Iran Liz-nlzard. 0 Ralph Lindeen-- High News, Honor Roll, Homeroom officer, Radio Workshop, Student Council. 0 Mrlua Lind.toe-Ger- man Club, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, G. A. G. R., Radio Workshop, Waltz Dream. 0 Hurry Lloyd- A Cappella, Football, Iunior Class Treasurer, High News, Yell Club. ' Fred Lundin-A Cappella, Satur- day Morning League, Projection Club, Radio Work- shop, Waltz Dream, T. C. High School. 0 Alberta Lunz-A Cappella, Drama Club, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, G. G., F.F.F. G.R., Mapleton High School, Mapleton, Minn. 0 Viola Luttcr. 0 Virginia Lyons- G. A. A., Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., High News, Pi Delta Rho. 0 Harry McCarl-German Club, Hi-Y, Band, Radio Workshop, American Passport. S 5 . 7 B. McGuire D . McGrath 0. Hcllillun H. lartinson i . Marx B. Matson , Hillgr H, Mane H. Moulton P. Olson R. Olson R. Osmundsan , .. . . 3 ,Q ik? this . 5, QS' e c xx , X S S . . Q . f N . P. Manny B. Madigan P. Kadson C. Meyer B. llichels G. Michel: H. Nelson B. 0glelbY J. Olsen J. Uwen B. Pafiolis F. Parlova SEN IOIl f Bill .llz'Gm1l1-Football, Hi-Y, Yell Club, T. C. High School. 0 Burr .ll4'Guirc-Clerman Club, Hi-Y, Otak- nam editor-in-chief. High News, American Pass- port. 0 Unmllu' .lldlillurl-Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Senior Vice President. Hand. Pi Delta Rho. VValtz Dream. 0 Phyllis .llucoy-Debate, Sag En G. R.. High News. Honor Roll. Radio VVorkshop. 0 Hob .lludlgun-liand. T. C. High School. ' Phyllis .lludson-A Cappella, Home Economics Club. Sag En G. R.. Pi Delta Rho. XValtz Dream. 0 Harrie? Mur- lliH.fOII-ljfillllll Club. Girls' Civics. HF. G.R., Yell Club, T. C. High School. 0 Doris' fllurx-Debate, Home Economics Club. G.A.A., High News. 0 Betty Lou .Vulxon-German Club. Senior G.R., Girls' Civ- ics, Homeroom otlicer, Yell Club. 0 ClI1l'lll Iolm Meyer -Hi-Y. Quill and Scroll. High News editor-in-chief, Honor Roll, Student Council. ' BCVIIIVIKI Mirlwlx- German Club. Nu Tau G. R. 0 Gordon Mirhc'I,c-- Declam. F. F. A. 0 Ium' .llillcr-Honorarv Girls' Glee Club, Girls' Civics, Pi Delta Rho, Yell Club, Waltz Dream. Homecoming Queen. 0 Marjorie Mor.vc'-- Drama Club, Girls' Civics, Honor Roll, Pi Delta Rho, Radio VVorkshop. 0 Harland Moulton-A Cappella, German Club. Hi-Y. Senior Class President, Yell Club. Mary .Inn l'Vl'1.f0lI-CDlillilllllll, Band, G.A.A., High News, Honor Roll. 0 Barbara Oglrsby-G.A. G.R. 0 Inn: Ol,fcn-Sigma Epsilon G. R., High News, Honor Roll. Homeroom Council, Yell Club, Wausau High School. VVausau, VVisc0nsin. 0 Phyllis Olsen- A Cappella. Music Festival. G..-X. G.R., Homeroom officer, NValtz Dream. 0 Robcrt Olson-Homeroom olhcer, Proiection Club, Student Council. Yell Club. ' Roger Usmurzdxon-Football manager, Golf. Satur- day Morning League, Track, Homeroom officer. 0 Irma .-Inn fJlt't'lI1ciCI'll11lll Club, Otaknam, Quill and Scroll. Girls' Civics. High News. 0 Bessie Pzlfioli.v- A Cappella, Music Festival, Sag En G. R., Yell Club, VValtZ Dream. 0 Fred Purlozfu-A Cappella, Debate, French Club, Band, Waltz Dream. Claude Peterson -Football, Hi-Y, Track, Spanish Club, Yell Club. ' Cleo Peterson-Band, G. A. A., Sag En G. R., Homeroom Council, Homeroom otlicer. ' Louise Peterson-Honorary Girls' Glee Club, G. A. A., Girls' Civics, Sag En G. R., Pi Delta Rho. 0 Don- na Pezterxon-Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Pi Delta Rho, Quill and Scroll, Honor Roll, Waltz Dream, Senior Class Treasurer. 0 David Plzilp-Basketball, Football, Hi-Y, Tennis, Iunior Class President. 0 Wil- bert Piepho--High News, German Club. 0 Shirley Pohl-G. A. A., H. E. G. R., Projection Club, T. C. High School. 0 Bonnie Polzin-Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Band, Spanish Club, American Passport, Waltz Dream. 0 Calvin Pond-Hi-Y, Track, Boys' Civics, High News, Yell Club. 0 Betty Ruth Pound: -Band, G. A. A., Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., Pi Delta Rho. 0 Lyle Priem. 0 Ethel Prior-Music Festival, Le Sueur High School, Le Sueur, Minn. ! Norma Pugh-A Cappella, Brush and Palette, Homeroom officer, Student Council, Waltz Dream. 0 Shirley Raxmuxsen-A Cappella, Drama Club, Girls' Civics, Pi Delta Rho, Waltz Dream. 0 Marvin Reedsirom -Hi-Y, Saturday Morning League, High News, Homeroom Council, Homeroom officer. ' Audrie Rentz. 0 William Ries-Band, Debate, High News, Declam, Yell Club. 0 Ted Rix-Debate, Golf, Home- room Council, Projection Club, Yell Club. 0 Ann Lou Roberts-Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Soph Glee Club, Sag En G. R., T. C. High School. 0 Belle Roe- Home Economics Club. 0 Richard Scherer-Drama Club, Soph Class Secretary, Band, Homeroom officer, American Passport. ' Leon Schimbeno-Basketball, Band, Saturday Morning League. 0 lean Schultz- Girls' Civics, Senior G. R., High News, Pi Delta Rho, Yell Club. 0 Clifford Schulze-Projection Club. SENIIIR C. Paterson C. Peterson L. Peterson S. Pohl B. Polzin c, Pond N. Pugh S. Rasmussen X, Bggdstroln A. Roberts B. Roe R. Scherer D. Patterson D- Phill! W- Plepho B. Pounds I.. Priem E. Prior A. Rentz W. Ries T. Bix L. Schimbeno J. Schultz C. Schulte Delmont Sehumann-Declam, High News. 0 Lu- cille Seltenreich-F.F.F. G.R., Honor Roll. ' lllary Simpson-A Cappella, Soph Glee Club, Girls' Civics, Senior G.R., Yell Club. 0 Colleen Smith-A Capel' la, G.A.A., Sag En G.R., High News, Pi Delta Rho. 0 Viale! Soley-G.A.A., B.P. G.G. 0 Audrey Sor- enson-A Cappella, German Club, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Senior G.R., Yell Club. 0 Roland Sparks -Soph Glee Club. Homeroom officer, Huron H. S., Huron, So. Dak. 0 William Sperlich-Basketball, Track, Homeroom officer, T. C. High School. 0 Don Steiner-Basketball, Football, Quill and Scroll, High News, Honor Roll. ' Lorraine Stephan-Otaknam, G. A. A., Sigma Epsilon G. R., High News. 0 Donna Stewart-Senior G. R. 0 George Street. 0 Laurice Strirlqland-A Cappella, G. A. A., Girls' Civics, Sen- ior G. R., Yell Club. 0 Margaret Swanson-Drama Club, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Band, Pi Delta Rho, Girls' Civics. 0 William Swanson-A Cappella, Drama Club, Hi-Y, Band, Radio Workshop. 0 Della Sweet- Home Economics Club, G.A. G.R. ' lack Takle- Brush and Palette, Hi-Y, Band, High News, Orchestra, Radio Workshop. U Arlene Telshuw-A Cappella, Sigma Epsilon G. R. ' Corinne Theisxen-A Cappella, Honorary Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A., High News, Yell Club. 0 james Thompson-Football, Track, Soph Class President, Band, Yell Club. 0 Iohn Traeger-Golf, Saturday Morning League, Track, Yell Club, Lela- wala . ' Marvin Vogel-Band. 0 LaRene Wagner- Sigma Epsilon G.R., Yell Club. 0 Robert Walker- German Club, Hi-Y, Music Festival, Band, Yell Club SENIUR I Schumann I.. Seltenreich ll. Simpson . Sparks W. SDBTUCYI D. Steiner Strickland M- Swanson W. Swanson Theissen J. Thompson J. Traeger C. Smith V. Soley A. Sorenson Stephan D. Stewart G. treet . Sweet J. Takle A. Telshaw . Vogel L. Wagner R. Walker L Woigt B. Weimar D. Wicklow N. Willard R- Wilmn D. Windhvrh C, wifi,-,ck P. Wollam B. Wykotf B. Long B. Neyer L. Rauchman SENIOB Lloyd Weigt-Music Festival, Band, F.F.A. U Berna- dine Weimar-A Cappella, Music Festival, Soph Glee Club, Sigma Epsilon G.R., Waltz Dream . 0 Doro- thy Wicklow-Girls, League, Disciples of Demosthe- nes, Speech Festival. 0 Nancy Willard-Honorary Girls' Glee Club, Otaknam, Quill and Scroll, Senior Class Secretary, Pi Delta Rho. 0 Richard Wilson- Basketball, Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll, High News, Honor Roll. 0 Dale Windham-Music Festival, Band, Honor A great many responsibilities f and headachesj are given to class sponsors, but particularly to those of the senior class . . . Miss Catherine Pinney and Philip Iverslie, advisers for the class of 1943, talk over plans for Commencement, the event for which every senior yearns. Roll, Homcroom officer. 0 Charlotte Wittrock- Home Economics Club, Nu Tau G.R. 0 Phil Wollam -Basketball, German Club, Hi-Y, Saturday Morning League, Honor Roll. 0 Betty Wylqof-Quill and Scroll, Girls' Civics, Senior G.R., High News, Pi Delta Rho. 0 Burl Long Uuly Graduatej-Saturday Morning League. 0 Billy Meyer Uuly Graduate,- Basketball, Golf, Saturday Morning League, High News, Homeroom officer. 0 Luella Rauchman Uuly Graduate,-B.P. G.R. :ssXas,ff . Learning the ropes and what it takes to 'be leaders is Thi' 1110114111 P 0m 'HU flN'C'4' Iunior Cla!! 017ifffs buzz- thc work assigned the class oficcrs of the ftimid?j ing- With 'ht' added W0 iff brought 07' by fhf' Wa sophics-Warren Claridge, president, Gordon Struss, -food rationing, lack of danfe bands, etc., Dewey air: president, Suzanne Sampson, secretary, Nelson fpresidentj, Roger Baker faire presidentj, BillF1gngggn,1p-gg,-up-gp-, s, 1 Martha McKinney f secretary Q, and Weston Olberg , f treasurer Q, have no easy task. ' 1 s Y U 4 ' C' Ass 011121431211 lfngrossvd in plans for collc'rting dues from already hard-pressed .fcniors are Presidcnt Harland Moulton and Treasurcr Donna l'a'tterson, while Unnalcc' McMil- lan, zficc presiclcnt, looks on and Scrrctury Nancy Willard jo!! flown suggestions to rover ex- penses of thc' Otalqnam. First Row: flnderson B., Anderson E., Anderson M., Anderson M. E., flnzinger W., Armstrong W., Arnold K. Second Row: Atwood B., Austin E., Backlund F., Bateman B., Batzner D., Baum D., Beadell B. Third Row: Beetch E., Bengston E., Bleteher B., Boehlana' C., Brockmeyer B., Brooks I., Brune B. Fourth Row: Buckley L., Burmeister P., Busre M., Carlxon G., Clausius E., Cooper H., Culshauf D. Fifth Row: Daby S., Deike M., DePue N., Dirk F., Dodge B., Doran D., Dreeszen L. Sixth Row: Eastman A., Edhlund A., Fasnarht C., Fasnacht C., Flathers E., Foley R., Fooih W. Seventh Row: Forrey G., Frederick M., Freyberg D., Fritts W., Gillette I., Gosewisrlz E., Granaax E. Eighth Row: Groenig R., Haark L., Hallman B., Hallman B., Harris V., Haxsing fl., Haugen B it if X B ' Qiil E t . A t .,.. ... B ' itq' sag, 2,55 Sw if is D 3 - K 33 W X ig 1 X 5 M .RXK2 C x W' 1 S A Q i SN E X XX X XX .. X ., X- ,ib ' K . 2, ,Q . . First Row: Helfinstine D., Hensel D., Hickey I., Hlmmelman B., Hogman R., Hollnagel B., Hotchkiss B Second Row: Hruby K., Iohnson M., Iones D., Iorgenson M., Iouaag I., Iust F., Kaufmann H. Third Row: Kawezynski G., Kendall D., Koenigsburger I., Korzlz L., Kratz R., Krumrnel P., LaGou' K. Fourth Row: Larson S., Leflault G., Lehman R., Leines D., Lille M., Lilienkamp D., Linde R. Fifth Row: Ling P., Linquist B., Little M., Lowe I., Lowry T., McDonald E., MeKinney M. Sixth Row: McLaughlin I., Mabee S., Mackenzie B., Madigan N., Manaige G., Marienau D., Meissner L Seventh Row: Meyer A., Michel: D., Mickelson L., Miller I., Muellerleile R., Mynard E., Naekerud D. Eighth Row: Nelson D., Nelson H., Nelson N., Nelson P., Neuman A., Norberg I., Nordgren P. First Row: Ollzrrg IV., Olson H., Olson L., Olson S., Ottoxon V., fIll'C'I1,f M., Paulson M. Second Row: PLllll.f0Il M., Pvngcl G., Pvppvr D., Pcr.von.f L., Pivpho H., Poluhl L., Polzin S. Third Row: Pond P., Rafferty M., Runufon O., Rmzl I., Rivlqc M., Rollingx D., Rutledge M. Fourth Row: Sanborn G., Sanborn P., Sundrll H., Sunftmv' M., Schunb D., Sfhrid .l., Srhindlc' M Fifth Row: Svlzmidt H., Sa'lun'i1lcr M., Sc'hzm'c'gz'r B., St'0l'll'lIkl'.f B., Scott H., Sc'ubc'rn B., Shurxon I Sixth Row: Smith M., Su'ur1.:on R., Sn'un.fon V., Tumblyrz K., Tata' Tate M., T:'nl10ffM. Scrcnth Row: Thompson C., Thl'0ldLlhl Toxfh .l., Trvunor W., Uhr H., Wagner R., Weimar lfighth Row: lhhitling R., Williurm' C., Il'i.f1rom M., Worlgnnm I., H rm'lqv M., Zell I., Zucl H. X 'S x I W 3 f 5 X QS NX K .X Q X x XY ag X . A. x 1. v X X 2 'Wx f X ff K 3 S YQ? QW X x N Q 25223 x .xii -.SQ X N , ... fi , .. ali ' --11 I T ' 21 i V ' IQL -I- - 1 - . 3 A l s x X X Y x X if Y xt Ne gg .. 'i ...aw K , ... 3 . gl i T' 5 ,V . h ' SKA i Y . A ' t . N 3 , A ' 5, in .ttt t S - Q k V g gi? . K rygrili ' 4. , 2 ',saf:I, S 1. 1.. A X First Row: .lbplmmlp D., .Idums D., .Idumx L., .',l71.w'II'0l71 D., .Illrn D., Baker F., Bull Q in hm Q RX XA Second Row: Brrlqer Bt'l'l1l7tll'd50N Bcrtrunn' .I., Hlf'n'hw' Boclrlund S., B0t'fIf'hl'l' L., Bornrlqc S. Third Row: Brixbunc R., BIll'klHIIl.f Y., Burlqlvy I., Bm'm'.f D., Blll'!lt'.f D., Burnett R., Burnett W. Fourth Row: Clwxbrough M., Clubuugh IV., Cluridgw IV., Coyw' If., Crum' .I., Cl'O.fIl'l'l1 E., Crowley fl. Fifth Row: Duby V., Dl1l'I.S lf., Day P., Dcljm Douuhm' O., Doran P., Dubkcc' L. Sixth Row: Duggan N., Dyrduhl IV., Fnglrr N., Emi' R., Farm .l., Finley S., Firzrwgan Seventh Row: Fluzcn E., Frirdrirlix Gillrtie L., Gilman' C., Gr:-cn L., Gl'l't'll1j' B., Hancl N. Eighth Row: Hrisf' B., Hz'1y7n.ftinr R., Hrljczfon S., Hvr:lu'rg Hfl'k.fIl'iN I., Horhm' C., Holbrook C. X xx X . wx Q iv wp K R X N . First Row: Holmgren l., Honctsclilagrr D., Hornnrs H., Hourgard R., Hughes G., Iohnson B., Iolznson Second Row: Iohnstone I., Iones I., Ionex R., Iorgensen C., Kachelmyer C., Kelly R., Keltgen D. Third Row: Kiftzer P., King M., Kolbuss G., Kratz C., Kr:-ylqex M., Kruggel D., Kunst M. Fourth Row: Lamm I., Lauruhn B., Lenz R., Lewis R., Little Lutz G., Lyons B. Fifth Row: McGee I., MfGou'an R., Madigan D., Mandery .-1., Markeson D., Menlq L., Mettler C. Sixth Row: Miller B., Miller L., Mutch R., Nerclq I., Nelmn G., Nenou' E., Neuman B. Seventh Row: Niebruegge L., Northamer W., Olson D., Pafiolis M., Parloua A., Pengra M., Peterson A. Eighth Row: Peferson M., Peterson R., Podd E., Poxsin F., Proerhel R., Prolqoprc L.. Rnurliman D. rt t .. l . Q, - 2 -is - ,. -.xi b '- -iw! g 2 b e t zt- . p O., .S I . .. 1 R X. - ..t.. S X 4 2 First Row: Rilunfori R., Rf-ffl L., Rvizl V., k'z'yn01d.f D., Rirkurd lf., Ric'lqa',l., Rinehart Second Row: Rcmfrli D., 1e0HI-Ilgi O., Roxin S., Raya' D., Rudwlirk L., Sumpxon S., Salyler R. Third Row: Sr'l1ufiz'l1lu'rg P.,Srl1lnlw' I..,Svl1lun-r X., Srliornnlkw' V., Sl'hl'0!'d!'l' R., Srhulzc' D., S1'f71l'c'f7f7L' B. Fourth Row: Srppnmn JI., St'l'tIlll.i'0lI JI., Slzrrlmlfl R., Sjodin G., Slqclly M., Smull R., Smith Af. Fifth Row: Sorrlro G., SfkII'k.i' H., Spa-rm' H., Sloll R., Sf:-11.f.f G., Stun- D., Sufun.-'ou F. Sixth Row: Su'z'c'l D., Tu-ylor L., Tllonlpmn C., Tovuuf .l.. 'l'olln'rd JI., TI'tlt'gl'l' L., Ulmzm C. Scvcnth Row: I'c'l.ftml S., Votm I., Il'c'l14'r H., H'l'.ffbl'I'g JI., ll'l'l.f0n lf., Hittrorlq I., ZlI.ffI'0lU D. STUIIE Th DAY Tum Hughw in Krix'.v place' and Hurly Moulton in C, I.'.v plate led the customary Studvnt Day, Iammry 5, 1943 . . . Tha student faculty had some odd idea: . . . about what school lift' should be lilqc . . . ffm- .f1u'kcl's . . . tvxtx fzvith fair cheutingj . . . plenty of ll'tllC'I' . . . well WE had fun!!! CANTEEN The school day without its many .ex- tra-curricular activities would be a drab one. Work and good natured banter 'in the newspaper ollice, behind the scenes of a class play, long hours of rehearsal for a musical performance, planning a radio program, debating, informal meetings-all of these we'll remember long after much of the classroom sub- ject matter has been forgotten. 1 But besides furnishing relaxation in a hectic school day, participation in these activities teaches us much - leadership, cooperation, learning to live together with others better. Many of us, too, will End our vocation through one of these activities. 'g,, -,,,,., i Qa tog-all l its R 4, 'gag :JA ' ml , 1 ,! .. '. '.lW1'L- . --4-.5 x -., - 191- ' ,:.......g , . ., Lv- 3' '4- Ti '- 3 ix Y,-M. lsr: :zu -Q 6 ah K . 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Q The biggest undertaking of Yell Club is the sponsoring of the Homecoming festivities-assembly, parade, and dance. Cheerleaders: I. Miller, H. Lloyd, I. Schultz. Row one: 1. Lowe, D. Petterson, H. Olson, S. Lidstrom, I. McLaughlin, M. McKinney, M. Anderson, S Mabee, D. Naekerud, H. Martinson, B. Hollnagel, I. Fitzgerald, I. Olson, A. Tosch, G. Koenigsberger, L Hack, R. Wagner. Row two: P. Nordgren, D. Charles, I. DePue, B. Roberts, H. Nelson, B. Hallman, E. Bengston, B. Hall- man, B. Beadell, S. Larson, B. Becker, A. Hassing, M. Smith, V. Otteson, L. Niebruggie, W. Olberg. Row three: I. Thompson, L. Strickland, M. Lanz, L. Langhoj, N. DePue, A. Radichel, Shurson, L Pofahl, N. Duggan, K. Tamblyn, R. Ewy, L. Taylor, S. Velstead, G. Sjodin, R. Lauen, L. Miehelson, B. Fischer, M. Rieke, B. Budde, M. Simpson, P. Madson, M. Deike, E. Gosewich, I. Owen. Row four: M. Tenhoj, B. Carlstrom, B. Broekmeyer, N. Madigan, L. Baxter, P. Maeoy, H. Cooper, A. Sorenson, M. King, D. Abplanalp, L. Prokapec, 1. Bernhardson, P. Kietzer, P. Sehafenberg, C. Kaufmann B. Anderson, C. Kratz, K. LaGou1, S, Roxin, D. Nelson. Row live: R. Buchman. B. Olson, K. Berg, D. Farm,N. Nelson, F. Dick, L. Wagner, M. Iorgenson, M Little, G. Lutz, 1. Brooks, B. Haugen, M. Morse, N. Blomgren, K. Kies, P. Blakeslee, Barnhart O. McMillan. Row six: H. Clark, T. Rix, H. Clark, T. Hughes, B. McGrath, D. Krick, F. Backlund, B. Pafiolis, P Frost, I. Kelly, I. Hill, H. Moulton, D. Steiner, M. Chesbrough, B. Greenly, S. Finley, I. Hichstein, M Sevaldson, M. Pafiolis, M. Reedstrom, W. Ries, I. Hanson. 1 1 Phil Wollum crowns Iunc Miller Queen of Homecoming. After 11 week of speculations and expectations, the moment came - the one solemn moment when Iune Miller was crowned Queen of Homecoming. The usual hilurity of Homecom- ing was clampenecl, however, by 21 clrizzling rain, which succeenleil, :intl successfully, too, in causing all in the DllI'1lilC consinleruhle discom- fort. Prohnlulv due to the rain, :intl muil on the football licltl, the Sczlrlets lost the game to the Northliclal Raiders. Q' . 4, .s-f -. s is glllfffl Iunc' smiles for the ramemnzurz The mfulidulc.-' lor lIo1m'ron1ing ffltffll First row: Ium' Miller, Ummlrr .llnllillull Second row: Arllllllj' lfilliml, Hefty ll'ylgofI Syl l.izl.f1ron1. Q xg x 'J- wm- is . , . X ,,,. X Q 5 vw X i 1 , r 53:5 ml Q ix w X Q. X S X 3 be gi W dk 4 S R Q s E Q 5 fx X ok N 1 Q w X Nag., . X ?xmv . Fw f 11 0-Q1-,-. .W-can-n.,.-.w..:' 1 .... .M Q-... mm-,F x mg B, , Q g , 'V 435' S t wx - Qi 1 G Sf: if wi GY JK 'S X mw- QQ Q Nm L A X X X M X . :fm kk M-Q, INS. r. X x x g Q M x X X Q 9 as xxx xxx QS X - A K N E' , N ?:. 'W' ' ,:r'.E5fJ . 2:55-r' ' 4 'fi Q.. . ,,, X . .. 4, X A x Q5 .-ef .Y N Q as Q I is X, mg .3 Q 'ffm X EK Q 2 f 5' , ,, A 2554 'I' 4 f . 4 W Q, N' Nha W if 4 '25 Ein 22 fb I was Q W W 4 5 fwwmm 5 E 5 . V 055:31 . with ,M N? -s ., .,., S N 555: X .3 X ...,..9h..,I.:. S wir 2 Y Q2 Q 3 N v 'Es 1 ai I fm C if S X 53, 5 Q! X ,Q K 2 E P' Q s E , 538-K, ., ,, .fir Q 1 N Q ii fi' ' Nw . . x ,- A-SSL 1- :S R ,i I . Lmxk Lx. . Q, 1 J A gi W J' Mg e w, A ',.. . I . ,Q :ER N if, N ...,. K gig: .x.y:1. ..: --.f:.1. X' at Tx. Q, gm .,.. V.. .W N . ., A J. X K gym WW ss Q 1 N Q,x .Q yfig v is QQ Six: X A NS gw Ex x X Q -:LS N3 km if H as' ,L WM, .M M, rg ,Kim , A X as w je? W L .. bl 3 Q Q fs A -W iz isfff. gm X XF' . 01 M9-Mm nmukpm WAY: . T -M--L-. ,mm 43,4-nuns 1 . W, M MX? xnxx A K' mf? N':,2W'.xi ,.:.-wezasmf,-,I 'x ., , ' K Q-k GIRL RESERVES Meeting once a month, the individual Girl Reserve groups have worked on Red Cross pro- jects-sewing kits and shoe shiners. Because of the war, and nec- essary fuel conservation, there are now ten groups, instead of the former eleven. Senior Girl Reserve First Row: Charles, Wykoif, Willard Second Row: Brazier, Bell, Pounds Third Row: Miller, Lidstrom, Strick- land Sim , pson Fourth Row: Petterson, Madsen. Baxter, Langhoif, Anderson Fifth Row: Hcliillan. Carlstrom Sixth Row: Morse. Boman. Barnhart Seventh Row: Sorenson, Berggren Eighth Row: Swanson. Polsin, Schultz Ninth Row: Kies, Blakeslee, Ras- mussen Junior Girl Reserve First Row: Rieke, Haugen, Bur- meister Second Row: Johnson, Koenigsberger, Rafferty. lclmughlin Third Row: Olson, Radichel, McKin- neY. Habee Fourth Row: Nackerud, Dick, Ander- son Fifth Row: Carlson. Larson, Beldell Sixth Row: Nelson, Mickelson. Brooks Seventh Row: Nelson, Madigan Eighth Row: Brockmeyer, Touch, And rs n e o Ninth Row: Lowe, DePue, Nordgren Sigma Epsilon Girl Reserve Seated: Telnhaw. Becker. Stephan, Olsen, Traeger Nelson Standing: Hollnagel, Paul son. Cassidy, Paulson, Osgood, Leven, Weimar Sag En Girl Reserve First Row: Lanz, Rawlon Peterson, Hallman. Kietzer. Curry. Norberg Second Row: Smith. Chris telon, Burnea. Owen, Kacoy, lcbonald. Sampson, Hallman Third Row: Peterson. Ling. Bletcher. Fitzger- ald, Smith. Kratz, Madsen, Pengel. Pano- lia. Bengston, Bchweppo Hollnagel B. P. Girl Reserve First Bow: Lllie, Kaw- czynslxi. Tolberd. Rauch- man, Finnegan. Rauch- mnn, HcCormick Second Row: Taylor. leinner. Soley. Budde, Lilienkamp. Spence Third Bow: Kaudmann, Linquiat. Alilstrom, Lenz, Nenow, Hruby, Nelson. Henk Phi 0mega Girl Reserve First Bow: Hughes, Gil- lette, Golewinch, Reed Second Row: Fjellman, Deike. Gosch, lin Al- len.l'luck, Himmelmen, Wrucks Third Bow: Jones. Yodd. Hauing, Xlnmmer. Gil. latte, Renta. Sanborn, Pofahl, Sanborn b .,.. V . - Q. A - S w fi? Q I n -Mn-'Saw .. ':-Q1 .:sq:.zq.f.f . m X x 6, Q X -NN, x, nw www ffm: xii-init mini Q W xi A iw 7 Qa' -b -' M . f 'X . 'b'K Y Q I is -',, ,... i ' , 4 1 r' .:, Q, pg +51 K ' ' Ei i W T ff Q Q Q W D 1.:Ef,. ,.f,.,. X g K Q X xxki . Q. i x x 5 Q ,. T kv x . is ik 523. .X A X k .3 5 ing ff Q-AAv 1 Km' +- ' ' :51 R, 5 S 1 i 5 ,..:., . 5 .: D ,.L. ,x E .Q..igggw,,,i '-.-Qf 'K X ' ' , ,....1 -M., if Q f- 'iw A any - -5 V . wg., + wifi 'S ? A. X Q X M 3 Xa. 4 :I SE 1425? f 4 X QFXY Nx fm fi .R XX ax N Q .Avi NS? ixvgvh bxkki nf , 'eff A ff fs W ' ff N , 2+ fb: Sk f b fvfl ' 'F 1' 33,2 ' i 'U' -iq .XR J' is 2 hw Q-XXX S Q f' .1 xg 'Q' My A, kg I KR X f x . N 1 3 5 ' mga, my me-1 ww + b ' . u , ' X K. 4 , 'S . X 'F if X X S SX B 1. X X i' I, Q. S Sk wr' li? wf -A SQ as Ns s ,. 3 M X X -ef' S' V Q . 1 K, ...- 52 -P1' g ,Q 1,4 1, ,M V f 33 RS, f 13,-il: V, -'USS x a 'ew WJIEK, an s if Kfryk-A ,x , P Y 'x ' 3 Q' Y ' A' Q si' e Q,,SEX X5 , . 'xt 1 b . f .R qw P if ...gm-ww l J 1 M sf 'U' ': T ' '-m-x- P K wwf fizg - Lu x 5 V ' 5 .w ff -55 ' wg ' fi , 1 N 1, ,.:. '2:,.., , .,.. X S : is S5 .2 Sophomore Glee Club Row One: S. Velstud, P. Kietzer, D. Nackcrud, M. Kunst, D. Royce, G. Knufczynski, K. LaGow, M. Rajerty, V. Selme- maker, 1. Ball, P. Doran, D. Rrzurhman, H. Hornnes. Row Two: S. Larson, M. Chesbrongh, M. Pafiolis, L. Prokopec, M. King, M. Sevaldson, A. Crowley, L. Boellvher, G. Hughes, M. Dickson, V. Riclqard, B. lolmson, Miss I-'ivian Klein. Row Three: S. Olson, S. Roxin, C. Krafz, M. Wistronz, I. Hiclqstein, V. Cox, I. Herzlnerg, I. Adams, C. Thompson, B. Hawes, F. Swanson, M. Kreylqes, R. Anderson. Row Four: G. Sorelro, A. Toews, R. Burnett, B. Lunrnhn, C. Horlmr, B. Ruwson, B. Flanagan, B. Brisbane, D. Burnrs, D. Honet.n'lzlager. The sophomore glee club of sixty singers is composed of future a cappella and honorary girls' glee club members. Sixteen boys from this group made up the reporters chorus in the operetta. Before Christmas a group of sopho- more and a cappella singers caroled through the halls of the high school, Lincoln and Franklin junior high buildings. There is not a boy in the music room when Miss Klein's twenty-three hon- orary girls take over during sixth hour Wednesdays and Thursdays. To become a member of this glee club is one of the highest awards given to M. H. S. singers. The honorary girls played the part of Spanish dancers in Once in a Blue Moon, and sang for baccalaureate services May 23. Honorary Girls, Glee Club Row One: M. Lindsae, B. Bra zier, I. Miller, 0. McMillan, K Kies, L. Peterson, A. Roberts, Miss Vivian Klein. Row Two N. Willarrl, H. Olson, H. Coop rr, B. Polzin, M. Rieke, P. Bur meister, D. Charles. Row Three D. Patterson, M. Deilqe, S. Ras mnssen. A Cappella Chorus First Row: G. Himmrlmtm, D. Prlrrrsorz, N. Willard, 0. llrilillun, H. Moulton, S. Lidrlrom, Mis: Klein, B. Polzin, G. Carl- rwl, 1. Burner. Second Row: L. Mickelson, M. Liltle, M. Morse, fl. Rudifhel, B. Hallman. G. Lefiault, R. Luren, H. Brazier H. Clmirly, I. McLaughlin, M. MrKi11ney, I. Weimar. Third Row: R. Sxuuluon, B. Swtr, M. L. lorgenfon, N. Blamgren, G Sunburn, O. Raufron, I. Filzgtrrllrl, S. Hiledt, E. Flallmw, F. Klnmmrr, L. Sfrifkland, B. Weimar. Fourth Row: W. Sufanron H . Footh, I. Zell, R. Grornig, H'. Sl'0l'dtIlfl.f, N. Kollfmm, 1. Shmzfon, E. Mymlrrl, R. H-'ngner, A. Telrhuw, C. Srnizh, B. Pafi- ollr, N. Pugh. Fifth Row: F. Prwlom, H. Clark, T. Hughes, F. Llllldlll, P. Ifrosr, lf. Bnrklzrltri, l. Girrirl, T. Klipprifin, C Meyer, R. Srlzrrrr, l.. .-l111lr'n1sr'n. In the new music room of M. H. S., Miss Vivian Klein picks up her baton and directs the a cappella chorus of sixty mem- bers three times a week. Major activities of the glee club in- cluded staging the operetta, Once in a Blue Moon, on March 4 and 5, and ap- pearing for the last time at commence- ment exercises on May 28. The Brush and Palette art club is an organization in which students may par- ticipate in artwork representing their individual hobbies. The club meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month. The adviser to the group is Miss Georgia Tate, art supervisor. Brush and Palette Seated: N. Pugh, B, Beurlrll. First Row: G. Himmrlmlm, R. Ffrllnnm, H. Bmlrle, S. Currier, B. Him1m'llmm, N. Blomgren G. Pengrl, P. Srmlvorn, L. lafrigltojj, XI. Bffggllltlll, G. Sizlllvurlf, l'. Lyons. sxw . Die Deutsche Gesellschaft is a language group under the guidance of Miss Frances Klampe, whose pur- pose is to study German culture- literature and music-as an outside activity. A bingo party, and a sleigh ride were included in this year's social activities. German Club First Row: T. Hughes, M. Morse, Mir: Klampr. M. Ttur, B. Brazier, 1. Kocnigslwergrr. Second Row: D. Patterson, I. A. Uwrn, E. Iilurlierr, E. Gorvh, A. Sorenson, 0. Mz'Millun. Third Row: B. McGuire, M. A. Drilqr, B. Heist, G. lmfluulr. Fourth Row: M. Rirlqr, F. Klammrr, S. Lidrfrom, I. Burnlrarl. Fifth Row: I.. N:'iln'm'ggr, P. Keitzer, P. Nordgrcn, M. Wrurke, S. Boellland. Sixth Row: B. Hurmrr, H. Carlson, I. Lowe, M. Rur- lrdgr. Seventh Row: L. Hurry, H. Mr'Curl, H. ,-Inderxon, B. Maison, H. .df0!lll0fI. Eighth Row: D. Svhczw, W. Foolh, IV. Pirpho. Spanish Club First Row: B. H0l1!lilgfI, Mir: Alextmrler, M. Srruldson, 0. Mrillillan l. DePue, S. Lids-rronz, K. ki!-FI, P. Blizkeslrr. Second Row: B. Atwood N. Mtuligun, M. E. .'fII!1't'l'J0ll, R. Swanson, P. Bnrfneirter, K. Bomzm l. Burnlmrf, B. R0f7t'l'l.f, H, Nelson, l. Orgood, B. Bcadfll. Third Row D. 'X'xlNJ0ll-', M. Pufiolis, M. SIMIIIIOII, S. Hurvft, S. Rumlurrrn, B. Swam- run, C. Pelerroll. Sponsoring a Pan-American assembly April 14, was the chief project of Yanquis Espanoles, Span- ish club, this year. Meeting the first Wednesday of each month, the club members under the direction of Senoritta Vida Alexander, adviser, learned the practical value of Spanish through conversation and songs. ssswwmtmqw T Aw DEBATE As Clarence Streit said in 'Union Now' .... Under Governor Stassen's plan . . . Future wars can be pre- vented under our plan . . . . These and other quotes of the Kato debaters, un- der the sponsorship of Miss Bertram Cannaday were used on the topic Re- solved: That a world federal govern- ment should be established. With the N. F. L., the debaters spon- sored an invitational meet February 26-27. DRAMA CLUB Because of its limit of thirty mem- bers, to be admitted to Drama Club is a real honor. Under the sponsorship of Miss Irene Mehlhouse, members contributed read- ings and plays to several assemblies. Each meeting has a varied program, including excerpts from The Doll House by Ibsen, a discussion on post- war reconstruction, and a story hour contest. Sitting: T. Rix, P. Ma- my. Standing: Miss Cannaday, H. Clark, I. Zell, H. Hughes. i N Drama Club member.: assume new personal:- tie: at initiation. This year the Radio Workshop gave a series of patriotic programs, the outstanding one being The Burning of the Books by Stephen Vincent Benet. They also gave a series of biographies of great people: lane Adams, Doctor Morton, the Bronte Sisters, Franz Schubert, and Stephen Foster. The goal of the Girls' Civics Club is to attain a better understanding of our government. Miss Violet Glas- rud advises the group. Mrs. Roy Andrews reviewed The Moon Is Down , Miss Dorothy Bo- hannon also reviewed Days of Ophelia. Radio Workshop First Row: H. Clark, I. DeP1re, P. Barnlmrl, M. Morse. Second Row: E. Austin, M. Lanz, O. Mr.'lIz'llm1, B. Brazier. Third Row: I. Zell, I. Barnes, L. Peterson, D. Wie-lqlouf, S. Lidstrom. Fourth Row: T. Hughes, G. Pengel, P. Marcy, N. Blomgrrn. Fifth Row: A. Eastman, H. MrCarl. I.. Hfmvk, K. Kies. Sixth Row: B. Groenig, S. Rasmussen, B. Hollnagrl, M. E. Anderson. Sev- enth Row: D. Scherer, A. Meyer, T. Rix. Eighth Row: B. Suwnson, I. Hill, F. Lunrlin. Girls' Civics Club First Row: O. McMillan, M. Simpson, H. llflartinson, lf. Lyons, S. Lidsirom, I. Barnharf, M. Morse, S. Larson, I. Mz'Luughlin, M. Bell, B. Brazier, I. Kvenigslferger. Second Row: P. Blulqeslee, N. Nelson, M. Berggren, I. Sfhullz, E. Bt'l1g5IO71, C. Kunfnzann, K. Kies, I. A. Owen, B. R. Pounds, I. Miller, D. Petter- son, N. Willard, M. Mt'Kinney. Third Row: L. Buxfer, M. Rielqe, S. Rasnzussen, B. l'ol:in, B. Haugen, P. Nelson, L. Langhog, D. Charles, B. Wylqolf, Miss Viale! Glusrnfl, adviser. Fourth Row: B. Fischer, K. Boman, I. DePue, I. Brooks, M. Swanson, B. Maison, L. Peterson, B. Curlsfrom, L. Srrifkland, P. N ordgren. 4 Deelam Seated: M. Morse, K. Bo- mun, Ii. Anxlin. Standing: M Clzrslfrulrgh, T, Hnghrx, D. l'rr!r'r:on, P. Mutoy, H. Clark. Directed by Miss lrene Melhouse, declamers enter one of four divisions: dramatic and humorous reading, man- uscript reading, original and memor- ized oratory, extemporaneous speaking. At the Second Regional Declam con- tes' at St. Iames, March 17, superior l.. fi.lgS were given Tam Hughes, Don- na Petterson, Kay Boman, and Herbert Clark. Students earning twenty points through participation with outside schools may become members of the National Forensic League. Ratings are given to those earning the following credits: merit, twenty points, honor, fifty points, excellence, one hundred points, and distinction one hundred and fifty points. National Forensic League Seated: M. Morrr, K. Ho- mun, P. Marcy. Standing: T. Huglzcr, I. Zell, D. Prtrrrxon, H. Clark. Row One: B. Hawes, B. Small, JI. Chfsbroiigh, I. Brooks. B. .-lnderson, R. Suwzsoll, B. Hilllllltlll, S. .lliIl'r't'. Row Two: IV. Ol- lwrg, I, I'arr'n, N. Kolllmm, I. Zell, N. li'illt1r1l, C. Pelrr- son, I. Burner. Row Three: IV. FOOIII, T. Rix, B. Fisrlzzw, A. l'i1rlu1'i1, I. Lamm, M. Krrykrs, I. Hurloul, Miss' Billet, M. Rnfjrrly, Miss Darliels. Il0MEBO0M CIJUNCIL Replacing the former Student Council, the Homeroom Council's purpose is to keep the student body posted on the school policy. One student is elected in each homeroom, and represents it on the council. The council has promoted and had charge of the sale of war stamps, led health drives, and was responsible for Student Day. The Hi-Y chapter has been active in plan- ning various student activities during the past year. Its program included student dances after home basketball and football games, a ping pong exhibition, and special speakers. This year the Hi-Y has been made into one 'group instead of individu: chapters, because of lack of advisers. lll-Y Seated on Floor: B. Harm:-r, L. loner, 1. Tlioinproii, E. Coyrr. Second Row: R. Anderson, I. Girvin, T. Hughes, B. Bell, P. Wulltun, B. .lIt'Gri1ll1, W. ollfffg, H. Sfhmidr. Third Row: B. Rorsrn, A. Neuman, D. Culshinu, D. Freyllfrg, I.. Korrli, B. Suumsou, IV. .N'w'1hi1n1f-r, lf. Lnndin, I.. Parlour, G. Mimuigr, I. Liltlr, I. IJINIDI, C. l0l'g!'l.liUlI, B. Himmelmtm, H. .Xliu'ltz'l1:l'c'. M .Schindle, I.Broolqs M. Tcnhofi. 1141, D- ..... ln. J-...,.,f, Fin 14' . fm' -U ui- -' Mr W ills- -Mi l Ever Since Even Get out and stay out! shouted the hero, Iohn Zell, to the heroine, Betty Haugen, up - and - coming newspaper reporter fmuch to editor Iohnny's dis- tressj-at least in the junior class play, Ever Since Eve , presented November 19 and 20, under the direction of Miss Irene Mehlhouse. But all was right-o in the end! Bernice Hallman as Lucy- belle , proves that the :outh- em gal has something-can attract even he-men-such as football players. Seated: B. Hallman, H. Olson, I. Zell, R. Groenig, B. Haugen. Standing: I. Work- man, D. Marienau, M. Ridge, D. Lcines, D. Baum, W. Footh, iitting: S. Lidstrom, K. fies, M. Morse, I. Barn- lart, 0. MrMillan, I. A. Dwen. Standing: Giruin, H. Moulton, I. Hill, T. Klippstein, B. MfGrath, D. Kriclq. Young April Rehearsals for Young April , senior class play, were just getting under way at the time the Otaknam went to press. With May 13-14 set as the dates of the production, the three-act romantic comedy, based on the problems of par- ent and youngster during the Young April stage, climaxed the activities of the '43 seniors. Miss Irene Mehlhousc, direc- tor, gives a bit of advice to Donna Patterson and Kay Boman. Stage manager Bill Swanson talks over lech- niral problems of Young April with lohn Call, elcwririan. - Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, living to serve is the motto of F. F. A. At the February meeting the boys entertained their parents, while the annual Parent and Son ban- quet was held in March. To further its part in the war, the club bought four twenty-Eve dollar war bonds. Future Farmers of America First Row: E. O. Bailey, M. Fredrrirlq, R. Whizing, L. Miller, C. Fas- urrrlrl, R. Foley, G. Mirhels. Second Row: R. lanes, W. Anzinger, B. lanes, W. Armsrrang, G. Kent, 1. Wiirrovlq, D. Krltgen, D. Francis, R. Fowler, M. Applrn, B. Carlson, I.. Linrlsrzy. Third Row: H. Srhaub R. Tnrnrr, D. Sweet, D. Frzrm, L. Hjfighl, E. Grznruas, lr.. L. Horhn lf. .4nder'son. K. Paulson. Ilome Economies Club First Row: E. MrDonuld, E. Butch, B. Rot, Miss Pritz, Second Row: E. Gosrh, F. Klam- mrr, M. Lilir. Third Row: l. Opheim, A. Rrnlz, C. McCormick, D. Swerl, G. Himmel- man. Fourth Row: C. Wirlrork, I. Fitzgerald, R. Fjellrmm. Fifth Row: P. Madsen, S. Pol- zin, K. Hrnlvy. To further the knowledge of home training and dressmaking as an extra curricular activity is the purpose of the Home Ec Club. To become a member, one must have had at least one year of training in home economics. Under the sponsorship of Miss Irene Pritz, the members have been active in making Red Cross garments. Seated: H. ilfrkzzff, N. ll'1I I.n'a', D. I'!'Ilt'f5UII, IJ. SIFI-v'lf'I llryrr, .llixs ffI4l5l'lIt1. R. ll'1I mn, I. ,-I. Uwrn. mv One: IJ. Slrinrr, X. l'1lIimI. H. .lIirhrIs, I. Ulsrn, ' roy, H. Wylqulf. .lI1I- r'J', H. Hru'n1c'r. uw 'l'wu: D. I'rl1rl'.fou, H. .. Ifixrhrr, lf. Klunnncr, ll. llurrry R, CIrri.m'.run, 1' SNIIIII, I., Haclm. uw 'lilirct-: R. ll'iI.vrm, H. 'IUIX I I ll . .lInI ,r li'rI.fol1, I. Hilrnlmrf, H. I.. .llul.von, IV. SICIIIIIUII, C. l. nlryrr. mv Four: IJ. ll'1'nrIIwrn, H, llonllon, T. Huglirr, D. Ebilp, C. St'hllISt', H. .llc- '1rire. NATIUNAL ll0NOR SUCIETY The announcement of the National Honor Society candidates for 1943 was made Monday, April 5, at the tradi- tional tapping assembly. Selected from the upper one-third of the class scholastically, the members also must meet the requirements of character, leadership, and service. Harland Moulton, Iune Miller, Dale Windhorn, and Betty Wykoff were elected the officers of this ycar's twenty- nine honor students. IIKITII, . . .I. nth QUILI. AND SCll0LL Recognition for outstanding work in journalism is given to those students accepted into Quill and Scroll, inter- national honorary journalism society. ,Formal initiation, followed by a Christmas party, as well as a special spring assembly program in April for initiation of additional new members were held this year. Calvin Iohn Meyer headed this year's group, and Miss Violet Glasrud was the adviser. Standing: H. .lldim're', lf. I Scated: N. Willard Laughlin. Standing: I. Giwin I. Burnrs, D. Srhrrcr sidy, B. Groenig, F Lumlin. llnce In A Blue 151001199 Onnalee McMillan got her wires crossed when she fell in love with Dick Scherer, thinking him to be her Bob , in the operetta, Once in a Blue Moon , which was presented by the music department March 4 and 5, un- der the direction of Miss Vivian Klein. But all's well that ends well - and this tiitii Q at S. 93 c, ' CD 1-Q Q all 04 Q' il Qgjfi? -. Q 123. 5,-lwlzizifju s Q Q ff X . tkf f- 'A 5- ,es , 1 Mn Lavender' :beds a bitter 5 ' . 1 tear-but love goes on. A I A. Eurlman, M. Mc: Kinney, I. A, Mr- 0. McMillan. H. Cu:- Why, Bud and Roberta! Donna Lou and lean .-'1nf1 50 Young, too! . , fthfn they frightened Hfgh News editor um, mlm, and m'f7'0o , Hugo. ' ' Napoleon, alms Bugg1es Osmundson. Iggy and bggy, ' 9 East side, west- la lu la tra Ia! Students vs. faculty fthe referee wonj. l e fl X Avis, COMMANll0S 5 Sports assumed a new significance at M. H. S. this year. Carrying out its part on the home front in order to help the war front, the school launched a physical fitness program in all of the gym classes. To build strong, healthy bodies became the set goal. The war also brought other changes. Tire and gas rationing necessitated re- strictions in team transportation for inter-school games. But in spite of the odds brought on by the war-time, the teams fought for Scarlet wins in every game and contest. 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Golf With Uncle Sam insisting a camera was more important to the war effort than a tennis racket, the Kato tennis team found its coach, Clarence Glasrud, wearing the army uniform last fall. But losing the coach wasn't all. Captain Bud Brown and Dave Philp were the only returning lettermcn-and no out- standing prospects were found. The war also dampened the golf activities. Track Kato finished second with 25 points in the second region track meet held last spring, on the Teachers college track. The war threatened to curtail the usual procedure of track activities this spring. But with the first call for recruits by Coach Todnem, the following men turned out: Leo Andreason, Lyle Ball, Alden Bertrand, Bill Flanagan, Wesley Fritts, Fred lust, Claude Petersen, Leon Schimbeno. Q2 , ...ww , R W M -ww. W MM -:QS fm X, 3' , ' z f V 5 , 4 f A Q K' 4 2 f ny :,- 4 , , W XV z 'V ff 05' 'W f 4 A. X I-A w .Q ,N x -.N G. A. . Ladies Day comes every Monday and Thursday afternoon when the girl athletes in the crowd take over the gym for a little wear and tear. How many kids are here P Well, if you can play with about four on a team - O.K. And so one by one they straggle out, dressed in their best-rags they can find. This year's G. A. A. is led by Sharon Daby, presiclentg Cleo Peterson, vice-presidentg and Betty Hollnagel, secretary-treas- urer. Miss Catherine Cottrell, gym instructor, is sponsor of the organization. REMARKS: NONE How much you want to bet she missed? Q Q .. if , g :,.e..w Q, -1 fl , 5 NA Q wg X x 4 RFQ .F ix X sz: 'iw K x Q lx PN X Q1 in Ngffmz g N1 . x YK A X X X X X X k I .. a ww. S ? QYJS P, X wi 'SS WR. wx N . 1' .Q- 5 1 X ,ask R 'lf fx-gp ll. S. at Although giving up a new school for the duration was a great sarrifice in itself, Kato students helped in other ways, too. First Aid and weldzlrzg classes, Civil Air Patrol, buying a jeep with war stamps and bonds .... 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