Mankato High School - Otaknam Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

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-'dusk KUNKS, RABBITS, and dwarfs created the atmos- phere at the junior and senior prom. Upon entering the gym, students found themselves in the midst of a forest surrounded by huge Spanish moss trees. To the right was the band of Dean Gulbranson, which filled the room with dreamy music. To the left was a little house and seven little men standing around. Why, of course! They were the seven dwarfs, and there was Snow White! tl How's this? asked Cathy Fitterer as she selected decorations for prom. Well, look who's here! exclaimed Carolyn Meyer and Jim Chesser as they approached Sharon Carlson and Ralph Burns. ,Enchanted Forest' Serves As prom, Banquet Theme Warren Peterson shows his date how it's done at M.H.S. 10

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N., One of the more important activities of many MHS students is church work, This is a typical shot of Terry Fuller as he practices the organ for Sunday morning services. '58 Feels in Review 'hem Q51 .. 'wi at X w. 1 N ir l A ryyit Ks.. rs X gg itil 3, e 'wa N ,gm YI 5 x 2 fe r -. f . il Bill Klint has to hit the books since the Asian Hu hit him, Dur- ing the disease of the year school attendance was pretty low. Those new Chemises were really the rage in '58 despite all the ribbing the boys gave them. It must be a special date for jane Vfilliams and jean Bittner. Need a little extra spending money? Babysitting seems to solve 'lane Fraser's financial problems. The Everly Brothers caused quite a stir when they appeared at the Kato ballroom. Judy Theissen and Ron Van Guilder got autographs from the two popular brothers, whose hrst hit was Bye Bye Lure. 9 f 0 Si 'mms X as a ,QM U. fl, B ve -if ' me New We' is ,J M 5..-3 .tif i rf' X N tggult

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KUNKS WERE there alright, but only in the form of decora- tions as you've probably g , 5, Q4 ,, 4 1, and N 5 x guessed. Here Mankato xx W high school juniors enter- 1 tained seniors, faculty i members, and guests at their annual Junior-Senior g f banquet in the atmosphere , i L of an Enchanted Forest. ii-' J we With an eye to the future L Chris Stampeding? Of course not. It's A150 showing their talents, Terry Fuller tensen one of the speakers at the the night of the junior-Senior ban- and Roger Schmidt Played 3 Piano duet. junior Senior banquet gives her views quet and everyone acted like ladies and gentlemen. Singing the Birth of the Blues, Jean Bittner entertained at the junior-Senior banquet. Fall Festival-MHS Homecoming 1957 ll Foreign exchange students, Carole and Johnnie, look on as the football team goes in for a touchdown at the 1957 Home- coming game.