Mankato High School - Otaknam Yearbook (Mankato, MN)

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i Junior girls served as wailresses for lhe iirsf fime, IMENSIONAL DREAMS, l'he wish ol every senior af ihe senior banquei, came fo a climax as siudenis eniered The cafeieria io be 'laced wilh a rare colleclion ol slring and pasied mobiles and slabiles placed carefully on walls and Tables. Speaking al ihe dinner was Kalhy Johnson, presi- deni ol lhe iunior class, and Karen Niizlcowslci and Garreii lvlulrooney, also members of ihe class, provided singing enieriainmeni. Juniors served as waiiresses ai ihe affair. Theres a lol of siring involved in oenler pieces, or so ii seems 'ro Sue Frills. Judy Theissen and Tom Nelson, senior class presi- denf, spolce for 'rhe graduaiing class. 'Dimensional Dreamers' Dine, Dance f., A , . 'Pi jgiuigfp ,g g i A, .sm . 4 i . n W I QQ' i I 1 :,E.E.f. 'rf1V5fH'-H- 'ig F A i -f Q, r- FW .E 3 f y vt. 1 5 , ess ' s I J i M215 ,X , , 5 ' Checking for size, Ardylhe Rolsiad and Bill Ploeger were members of The decoralion commiliee. V ,. i Whal do you say, Kalhy? Kaihy ' Johnson presenied ihe banquef address, I2

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I-lere's lhe way we looked lasl yea-r when we ushered for com- mencement now we're wearing caps ancl gowns. Selling ready for gradualion ceremonies are Jim Slorm. Bob Kooser. Marjorie Anfinson, Maiia Sildars and Garrell' Mulrooney. The wrong size cap will always add To lasl' minule cioinfusion. -r Commencement Marks Close of Senior Year N THIS day of gradualion, we, as seniors, loolc back on our numerous high school memories. We shall luck away programs, liclcel slubs, pressed flowers and olher lhings which will signify lhe games, dances, carnivals and many olher aclivilies 'rhal conlribuled To lhe excifemenl ol our Three years al lvlanlcalo high. These we shall cherish as memenloes of memorable years in our slill young lives. We shall also loolc forward wilh anxiely 'ro lhe fulure responsibililies and challenges lhal we shall all have lo lace nexl year. Never shall we forger lhe friends we have made, even 'rhough lhe names and faces are lorgollen. Whal we have learned cannol be measured in classes and slalisfically-we have friends and as- sociales and experiences we shall 'rreasure always. Serious conlemplalion envelops graduales as lhey awail presenlalion of diplomas.

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A X c 'Connie Smiflu and Garreff Mulrooney Take a brealher belween dances af lhe prom. IGHTING, decoralions and beauliuful corsages blended wilh lhe mood self lor Jrhe l958 prom held lasl spring in lhe gymnasium ol lvlanlcalo high. Sponsored by lhe iunior class, lhe iuniorfsenior prom was slricHy lormal, bul many lcinds ol aHire could be seen al lhe card fables sei up lo aid fhe Hrecl feel ol lldimensional dreamersf' Punch parlies, picnics or maybe iusl a quiel ride home See, Dave gof lhe family carl Arriving al Hue prom are Dave Knudson and his dale Joann l-lruby, climaxed Hue evening lor dancers, buf memories were pre- served in Hue Olalcnam and scrap boolcs. Juniors Sponsor Prom i Y' si' The whole affair musl have been quile an even? 'lo rale such acclaim. I3 Jim Slorm and Diane Evans look like +hey're ready for a memorable evening.