Kasson Mantorville High School - Komet Yearbook (Kasson, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1940 volume:

RFQ X X EX LIBRIS ,au x ' S 6 ANITORIAN 19391940 Publulved by S E NIO R S Ma to 111 n CUP 'J of Nlantorville High School n rv' e, Mi n. KARL v DAHLAGER, OUR KUlhRIN1ENDENT deeply grateful for hle counsel ana guidance du lng and for his e forte 1D maxzng our a bigger and b tter school, we are dedlcatlng the 1940 volume THE MANITORIAN To H r Q W' Q 1 - .r. r our four years of high school, , 9 H . Ni . s , e of 1 Nl Ti fWf5N Xflfx C 3 ,f - J X xx! 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X f ----M V 1 . N F X 1 hr. . --....--..... V . ' F ' ' puma n L H . s 0 s fiigy wf U Z MX Z M W GM 2 X X, X fN X ,Z W c l. A s s l1 s CULTY Front Row from left to rivht hr Folllster, riss Armstrong, Nr Regis, H155 Varner, and Mr Tiller Second Row Miss Goebel, Mlss Chapman, Mr Dahlager, liss Rasrussen, and M155 Aasen F ont Row from left to right Vthel O'Leary, Joyce Capretz, Helen hoe, Ester eeks, Caryl berhart, David Pogle, and Jerry rarrlngton Second Row Betty Benson, Largorie Johnston, Nelda Alberts, Flossie Cornwell, Nadlne houlton, Joe Brown, James Stubbe, and Fr Dahlager Thlrd How Lois Castner, Clara Sheppard, Daryl Lembke, John Ferrin, Dorothy Andrlst, John Robbins, Charles Tully and Donald Castner Fourth Row Betty Bene: dlx, Doris Frltsche, George Wheeler, Dorotky Wyttenbach, Gale Campbell, Vlrginla Webb, and Donald Rypka Fa r - 1 O , A , l JI 1 o -1. , . . , v . , .. , . I ' ll .1 ' Q 1-111' SLMIORS 1 'rv 1 A Q H A yu -1 v rn n ng L . , 1 ' 1 g A 1 . , . 1 H o 0 n . o o . . y . . I SENIOR CLASS HISTORY The flnal authentlc 1n1t1at1on in the fall of 1936 ushered 1H a whirl of aot1v1t1es ln whlch thls vear's senlor class always partlclpated There were thlrty 81X freshmen that fall, wh1ch has slnce dlmlnlshed to an even thlrty wlth the absence of Peggy Hllllard, Mavls Schuck, Lols Pro textor, Marge Cornwell, Doris Rae, and Pvelyn Keller In the fall of 1957, Narlan Shlne entered the sophomore class but falled to contlnue the year Thls fall Joe Brown entered the class and wlll graduate wlth the class of N'4O It mlght be truthfullv said that the senlor class has been actlve ln every form of school ac t1v1ty Throughout the four years the following have entered declamatlon Betty Benson, Dorothy Andrlst, Daryl Lembke, Gale Campbell, Jerald Far rlngton, George Wheeler, Esther Meeks, Donald Rypka, and Nadine Moulton, who placed fourth 1n the State Declamatlon Contest In the glee club a large percentage lS com posed of senlors, Dorothy Andrist, Betty Benedlx, Betty Benson, Lols Castner, Flossle Cornwell, Nad lne Moulton, Esther Meeks, and Lols Protexter, planist Singing ln the sextet we flnd Lols Castner, Betty Benson, Flossle Cornwell, and Dorothy And rlst Scholastlcallv, the class ranks hlgh, wdth ten having an average over 89 percent Ceorge Wheeler galned the valedlctorv pOSlt1OH and Bettv Benson the salutatory rank The athletlo team 1S composed of many SSH1OTS too Cale Campbell captalned the basketball team to a very successful season as dld John Ferrln ln football and track Entered 1D athletlcs are Don ald Castner, Jerald Farrington, John Hogle, Daryl Lembke, fbefore 1959 405, Hardln Meeks, John Rob blns, James Stubbs, Charles Tully, and Ceorge Wheeler Of these, S1X recelved thelr senlor athletlc awards Campbell, Castner, Ferrln, Rob blns, Stubbe, and Wheeler . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . 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U . . . 1 l . - l With the formation of the 'strollers' tre school dramatic lJb,tf6lVP of the fifteen members vere seniors Be+ty Peuson va pre ident, D rald Rypka, V e pre idenf a d laire Benson, a sopho nore se retary easdrer At the out et of the cdool year 1959 40 Jerald Farrington was ele ted p esident of the class Daryl Lembke V1 e pre dent, and Betty Benson, se retaiy treasurer re cla s mo to WLau hed but not an noredn was ro en and the Talisman rose was voted clas flower, witr the class colors blue ard gold The class play, NYoung and Livelyn this spring ter its tio night run in the auditorium To put in the many other achievements of this year's graduating seniors would fill annals The many events such as their Jun or senior ban uet ln the spring of l959, the Junior class play, NFor Pete's Sakeu in the fall of l958, and other events of note are colorful background Let the high standards achieved by this class be a sturdy challenge to the seniors of tomorrow xxxxxxxxx Mr Hollister George, what is the formula for water? George H, I J, K, L, M, N, O, teacher Mr H Where did you ever get that ideao George fell, you told KE trat the formula for water was H O xxxxxxwxxx Tommy Mother, plea e let me go to the zoo to see the monkey Mother why, Tommy, what an idea' Imasine wanting to see the monxeys when your Aunt Batgy and Uncle Jillian are here'H Ameri an Girl xxxxxxxxxx Nhy guy I read your advertisement for an experlen ed man to retail imported goldli F Advertiser Are vou applying for tre 3oo9 Why-Puy -Ch, ro. But I am curious to Ano. now the goldfish lost their tails in the first place , . . , A. A -J , ', L ' r- 1 wr ' 4' A v V 1 4 . , . . 17 Q ' J ' .J A 4, S S O l -I fa ' f M f' ' A .Lu J S 1. .15 .Ll 'J 4 Li , C K 'JCI' - . s s . - , . , , . c rc , in , 'c - si - V l c ' - . ll s t , c b c v - cl s A .H A x ,., 4. D u J. L , J. 0 . . . 'J L1 A . . . set a new all-time high as far as receipts go af- . . . . . N - . . , . . L . . . r i . . . . . 1 - O . . . . l . . . ' A - C . 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L 7 . -2 ' l ' Uv' ' Ll M 4 C JUNIORS Front Row from left to rlght Vlrgll Norton, Betty Rae, Phyliss Hopkln Klyda Alberts, Dorothy Eberhart, Maxine Mlller, and Everett Alberts Second Row Mr Hollister, Beth Proper, Lucille Robertson, Jay McDonald Betty Theel, Phyllis Wyttenbach, Davld Calhoun, and miss Aasen Third Row Marion Palmer, Veda Gellnske, Robert Eggensperger, Lyman Gronseth Harry Hasty, Howard Currler, Alfred Bergmann, and Forrest Loquai SOPHOMORES Front Row from left to right Romelle Norton, Delores Lally, Lois Sheppard, Evelyn Wyttenbach, Paurine Yates, Monica Gronseth, and Gloria W61S Second Row Averill McKean, Laura Sherman, Phyllis Odell, Florence Stucky, Glee Protextor, Claire Benson, and Mr f1l16T Third Row Orvis Alberts, Ralph Baker, Marvin Loquai, Phillip Hogle, Fredrick Ferrin, Sammy Ellson, and howard PObb1HS v . O . . . S, 1. Q 0 9 ' Q ' F - 0 s V - y o O I L I . 0 C ,. I 9 u Q a 1 . - 1 . A . , SOPBOIORES Class Offi ers President Laura Shernan Tic president fifflf Loduai Secretary Claire Benson Treasurer Dolores Lallr Student Council Frederick Uerrin Phyllis Odell There are twent members ir the sophomore Yates, and Claire Benson Those entering the deolamatory contest wer Laura Sherman and Claire Benson, who won first in the dramatic group Those that represent this class in the glee club are Phyllis Odell and Claire Benson As a whole, the sophomores are a very active group One of the social events of the vear W s a tea given in honor of the faculty and served by the sophomores JUNIORS Class Officers President Virgil Norton Vice president Lvman Gronseth Sec Treas Forrest Loquai Student Council Jav McDonald Betty Rae The class has an enrollment of twenty one pupils Those participating in band are David Calhoun, Beth Proper, Phyllis Wvttenbach, and Bet ty Theel Those who take part in glee club are Beth Proper and feda Pelinski, pianist Their class play, NJust Around the Cornern, proved to be a success. However, the junior- senior prom was also a big event of the year. One junior, Harry Hasty, entered the dec- lamation contest, T 5' .C z T' 1 8-. u -1--S.-Il, 1 n-L W-I -i 0 F1 w ----.----n- he ,J 1 1 yr ' L A class. Those in band are Sammy Ellson, Maurine . T e S . ' O ' - , a O -- .... 0 Q . . . . . . . 1 1 - . -Y ll I 0 5 0 ' . J , L' Q I Front Row from left to rlght Alice O'Leary, Jean Alberts, Marilyn Peck, Eleanor Cornwell, Mavis Gelinske, Joan Capretz, and Rose Marie haxson Second Row Miss Rasmussen, Luana Kreutz, Joyce Keller, Sally Benedix, Ruby Posey, Opal Posey, and Rachel Andrlst Third Row nvelyn Kracht, Florence Baker, Marvin Ollve, Neal Chapin, Dorothy Castner, Lavonne Suhr, and Marilyn Iogle Fourth Row Rlchard Burgess, Hollis Hauschlldt, Charles Castner, Glenn Schleeter, Robert Harris, Warren Wyttenbach, and Front Row from left to rivht Marion Holtorf, Garnet Posey, Helen Odell Ilene Cumberland, Eldora Meeks, and Shirley Maxson Second Row Miss Armstrong, Doris Derby, Carol Cumberland, Nancy Norton, Iva 'ae Currier, Georgia Pengel, and Valeria Pobblns Thlrd Row Doris Covden, Parold Behsman, Jerrold Anderson, Mabel Sharar, Prvllis Lewis, Clyde Meeks, and Wilbur harris Fourth Row Robert Schleeter, John Sharar, Harold Staf ford, Merle Peck, Leslie Covden, and Robert hiller FRBSELEII 1 5 0 . 0 O T' Donald Stafford. SEVENTE as ESIGJJYTII O 0 l lh ! . A Q GRADLS 7 AND 8 Class Cffloers Presldert Leslle Fowden V oe presldent Georgla Perg l Set eta y nO'1Q owden Treasu er Nerle Peck Studedt Coun ll an V orton H len Gdell Thls room has an enrollment of twerty SlX There are twelve members ln grade 7 and fourteen members ln grade 8 As a whole, the class 13 well the class partlolpatlng ln band Only one pupil took part 1D deelamatlon thls vear She was Bl dora Meeks The glrls that slng 1U the glee club are GGOTE18 Penvle, Helen Odell, Nancy lorton, Carol Cumberland and Iva Mae Currler The soclal events of the room are those of two partles, Chrlstmas and HalloNeen belng the OC F8S1OHS FRESHINENT Class Offlcers Presldent Bob Harrls Vlce president Jear Alberts Seeretary Eleanor Cornwell Treasurer Dorothy astner Student Council Mavls F9llHSkl Neal Chapin The freshmen are usually referred to as being 'green They may be 'green , but on the whole are verv aotlve They are well organlzed as far as 8CtlNltl6S are Oonoerned Those 1n glee elub are Sally Benedix, A1106 0'Leary, Eleanor Cornwell and Rose Marie Maxson. Mavis Gelinski, Neal Chap- in Sally Benedix, Eleanor Cornwell, and Rose Marie Maxson are all members of the band. The social events of the year were an all- school party, and an afternoon tea served to moth- ers of the freshmen home economics girls. '11 ' L . L '- . J i, - ' ---- ' , 9 ' nw 'rr ' 'W 1 - ,.. '- --- ------ -3, .. .. Q A --33 ..--.--. ..... ........M t L C ' o' ----- N TSX N e . 1. 0 Q . JU . I U . represented 1D school activltles, about half of . A t A . 7 , ' - KT: - ' U ' 0 , ........... L ' ----I--I--I-- A KI :si 11111 Il . J 0 I N. J 1 U1 i CLEE CLUL First Row from left to rlgbt Allce O'Leary, Rose Marie Taxson, Carol Curberland, Eleanor Cornwell, Cla1re Benson, Flo sie Cornvell, and Dorotky Andrist Second Row Betty Benson, Betty Benedlx, and Sally Benedix, Miss Rasmussen, Lois Castner, Nancy horton, and Glee Protextor Thlrd Pow Georgia Pengel, Iva hae Currler, ether Meeks, Nadlne Hoult on, Phvllis Coell, Beth Proper, and Pelen Odell First Row fror left to rivlt Jean Currier, Dorls Pllle, Shlrley Grass, lJean Carpbell, Donna ronsetb, Ilene Cumberland, an Irene Cumberland Second Pow Sklrley Iacso , Marllyn Hogle, Dorothg Castner, Luana Kreutz Lavonne Sukr, Florence Baker, Doris Derby, and Valeria RObb1HS J Q X x Y L . . , , - g L ll .i , ' 5 J 1 Q 0 . T I . Q . , . v, . . v, A ilu .. - nr 1 A 9 SECOND GLEE CLUB . w. . .1 D-I 9 1 Q E J G . . , 5 . . ,, . . t ., 1 -.I YZ 1 ' . 1 o MUSIC The Mantorville High School band, directed by George Regis, and the Girls' Glee Club directed by Muriel Rasmussen, made their first public appear- ances at the Fall Concert. Concerts of this type were exchanged with Kasson and Dodge Center later in the year. At the formal dedication of our new athletic field, the band performed various maneuvers honor of Kasson, our visitors, the band formed the letter HKU and played the Kasson school song the WMU formation, the band played the Mantorville school song The basketball season was made more festive by the presence of the Pep Band, a group taken from the regular band A Second Girls' Glee Club and Junior Band were organized to train the beginners in voice and strumental technique From the band and the glee club two ensembles were formed the brass quintet including trumpets, David Calhoun and Iva Currier, French horn, Sam my Ellson, baritone, Daryl Lembke and trombone, Nadine Moulton, the girls' sextet including claire Benson, Flossie Cornwell, Dorothy Andrlst, Lois Castner, Eleanor Co nwell, and Betty Benson The quintet selection, 'In Memoriamu, by Harold John son, was their contest selection mhe sextet's contest number was UI Dream of Jeanlen by Stephen Foster The musical organizations presented a program at the Spring Concert and later at the Pre Contest Concert All the ensemble and solos, as well as the band and glee club, p esented their contest selections The bend numbe s we e C Light of Lifen by Bortniansny, ard HThe Traxeler' by For rest Buchtel the glee club umber was Ncarol of the Russiar Childr nn, a Russian folk song by Bry ceson Treherne These same selections were presented at the Dodge center ld ic Westiwal t Do ge enter and at the District Corte t held at Uatcnna At the District Conte iic fo L x ng atirgs were given Band, WBU ce Cl , H N, Gl11S' Sextet, ' W, . . . 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' , ' 4 , cis or ub A -- -A Brass QUlDtGt HBH Two solos were also entered ln thls contest a bass solo 'Salamander', by F L Bu htel played by Gale ampbell, and a bar ltone solo, HMrrcead de Con ou by A Savard, played by Daryl Lerbke Trese solos re elved HBH and an Nan ratlng, respectlvely All contestants T6CSlVlHg HAH ratlngs were ellglble to partl pate ln tte State Muslc Conte t at Mlnneapolls on May 2 5, and 4 At the state conte t, Daryl LembKe's barltone solo recelved an NAU ratlng the glee club a MBU and the FlTlS' sextet a 'C' The enlor glrls' sextct sang at the annual JUHlOT banquet The muslc season was successfully completed by selectlons presented by the glee club and sextet at the graduatlon exer lses The members of the band as they appear ln the plcture are flrst rom, left to rlght Carol Cum berland, Rose Maxson, Jean nUTTlCT, Sally B9H6dlX, Betty Benedlx, Eleanor Cornwell, Maurlne Yate , second row, Ilene Cumberland, Betty Theel, Jerald Caln, Phyllls Hyttenba h Clalre Benson, Sammy Ellson, Neal Chapln, Bettv Ben on, Beth Proper, thlrd row, Phyllls ourrler, Dorls Hllle Mabel Sharar, George Jheeler, Davld Calhoun, Iva Mae Currler, Nancy Norton, Shlrley Maxson Esther Meeks, Robert Sehleeter, Gale Campbell Daryl Lembke Mavls Gellnske Lols Castner Dorls Frltsche, Nadlne Moulton,Donald Pastner, back row Dorothy Andrlst, Donald Rypka and George S Regls dlrector xxxxx Jay Oh, Hr Holllster, there's somethlng wlthout l gs TUHHlHF all over the benches ln the cbemlstry l b' Mr Holllster Why, that 1 preposterou Jay N , that's not lt lt' mater xxxxx Basketball Fan Do your men get up brlght and early9 Coach Mlller No, gust early 9 ' v vy I 9 . . Y 9 ! W 7 'T 0 o C , L, ' ' ll 1 G c rsn . - 7 .. . n . l ., C Ei f A f ' ' I F . . . . . . . . . , . Cl r L S . . , I U . LJ . V . . 1 3 . , , Q 9 ' C' ' ' A Q . . . . A Q O , . . A. C 1 . . . . ' I - ' 1 . -Q . U . J . I . S. I . . U, FC . 3 . Q G . J V Q . . ,., . . . 1 va ' V . . l ' , I l U , I f 3 2 I . . f J . 3 . . , o . I . . -- V . A . D . . V J - . l . E1 . ' ' H s 1 - S Sc . . . N -.. O Q S Y ' . -..- . . . ...-.. - 51 SCHOOL B LND NQQKQ Yij ZA FX THLETIC i 1 . Z' rg X' ' X fi mv N X N 2 'R Z I ,+ S IMMSKFTBALL FIRST TXJUA Flrst Row from left to rlght Virgll Norton, Janes Stubbe, Capta1n Gale Campbell, John Ferrln, and Alfred Bervmann Second Row Ir Dahlager, and Jerry Farrlngton SECOND TEAM First Row from left to right hilbur Harris, Philip Fogle, Ralph Baker, Neal Chapin, and Robert Schleeter Second Row Robert Filler, Robert Harrls, Marvin Loquai, Warren Nyttenbach, and Mr Filler w W John Robbins, Lyman Gronseth, Mr. Miller, Jay McDonald: Donald Castner, I ' Y. . . A FOOTBALL 1959 Mantorvllle closed a su cessful football seas on WltH a rouslng bOmGCOmlHg vlc ory over MOTIlQ town ThlS season our school competed ln the new ly organlzed N6 VN Football League Other s hools comprlslng thls clrcult besldes our own were Med ford Cthe league oh mpionsj Kasson, West concord, Morrlstown, and Dodge Center Season's Record fx home gamesj Mantorvllle Elkton Dodge 'enter O Kas on 26' Elxton Medford Nest Concord 20' Totals Mantorvllle 241 Opponents lThese flgures show that the HMantorW footballers were very strong offenslvelyl ATHLETI FILLD All Mantorvllle home football games of he 1939 season were played on the newly constructed athletlc fleld, lo ated gust north of the school bU1ldlHgS Thls fleld 1S somethlng to be proud of, for fev school of the same slze can boast of such a grounds On one slde of the fleld, bleachers have been artfully constructed out of good old Mantorvllle llmestone Be it ln the fall, wlnter, sprlng, or summer, a glance out of the north wln dows, faclng north ln the hlgh school assembly, reveals a scene very pleaslng to the eye COf course, these glances are taken when classes are not ln SGSSlOH, BASKETBALL 1959 40 The Mantor basketball fortunes rose and fell thls year, but on the whole, they were comlng up more than down The team started out llke a house aflre and ran up a wlnnlng streak of seven stralght before belng beaten Hlghllghts of the season were two hard fought vlctorles over the Mantor Nv1lla1ns'N tradltlonal 4 3 , , A . ' 40 ' O W 45 o W 6 s N 55 ' O N 27 27 W 14 K H 54 Morristown -Q ' - ---- 79 ' ' . t rivals from across the rlver, namely, Kasson Al though both games were contested, members of each club exhlblted good sportsmanshlp After the regular season, came the sub d1StTlCt tournament at Dodge Center, and lt was there that the Mantors really became hot The openlng game ag 1nst Stewartvllle ended wlth the NStew1es' only three polnts short of vlctory Byron opposed the NVl1l3lHSn the second nlght and ln a thrlll packed overtlme game Mantorvllle came through agaln by two polnts The thlrd nlght 1n a row was too much and a strong Plne Island team soundly trounced the Mantors, but only after the latter aggregatlon gave all they had to lead at the end of the flrst quarter Thereafter, fatlgue Jolned forces wlth the Islanders to beat the Maroon and Gold Plne Island was awarded a beautlful champlonshlp cup Thls account could have very well ended here, but the flghtlng cagers of M H S had one more battle up thelr sleeves as they f1na11y bowed t Lake Clty ln one of the best games of the D1StTlCt Basketball Tournament, held at Rochester ln the Mayo C1v1c AHdltOTlUm ThlS contest wlth the Lak ers was broadcast over statlon K R O C of Rochester Much favor ble pub11c1ty was glven to Mantor v11le court squad, thelr coach Mr Mlller, and Gale Campbell after the Lake C1ty game I trlbute to the team and thelr coach that every word of lt was rlchly deserved SEASON'S RECORD M8HtOTV1ll6 Stewartville Dodge Center West Concord Kasson Stewartvllle Alumnl Byron Claremont Hayfield We t Concord Medford Hayfleld Kasson Medford Claremont Byron W Dodge Center . , H N ' ' , . . O . , . . individual players, Alfred Bergmann and Captain ' ' . t is a ' 59 52 W 41 ll W 51 16 H 52 20 W 29 ' 26 W 31 ' 21 H 21 35 N 44 18 W 28 54 W 26 ' s 29 H 54 26 W 19 ' 34 N 24 21 W 14 26 N 54 22 H 25 24 56 23 Sub DlStPl t Tournament Mantorvllle Z5 Stewartvllle 21 Byron Plne Island 42 LRA K lhe l940 tra K and fleld season lS ln full Swlng as thls lS belng wrltten Two dual meets have been held wlth the Mantorvllled thln clads engaglng Dodge Center and Kasson teams,respe tlV6 ly, and Nlnnlng both encounters handlly aptaln John Ferrln lS practlcally a one man show alone, although he recelves able asslstance from others He takes part 1n the l00 yard dash, 200 yard dash, 440 yard run, and 880 yard run fln thls event, he has clo Ked ln B ll, whlch lS pretty fast stepplng lH any Kasson trophy Ferrln second ln the leaguel The County Track Meet was held at thls year West Concord won the team whlle Kasson won the relay award John took flrst place ln the 880 yard dash and ln the hlgh Jump Robert Harrls won se ond pole vault, Howard Currler won second ln the eler won second ln the shot put Members of the track and fleld squad are John Ferrln, George Wheeler, James Stubbe, Gale Campbell, John Robblns, Donald Castner, Howard Currler, Vlrgll Norton, Davld Calhoun, Robert Har rls, and Neal Phapln A Thls year a Glrls' Athletlc Assoclation was organlzed under the dlrectlon of Mlss Armstrong The purpose of thls group was to glve the glrls of our school a chance to use the athletlc equlpment M6StlHgS of the 8SSOCl3t10n were held each week on Tuesday from 4 00 L M to b 00 P M OfflC6TS were elected as follows Presldent Joyce Gapretz V1 e presldent Maxlne Mlller Sec Treas Laura Sherman These offlcers also formed the commlttee ln charge of actlvltles such as outdoor sports tumb llng, and other lndoor sports A good start was made lH thls new actlvlty and next year a more thorough program lS expected to be carrled out N 55 35 ac ' broad jump and the 100-yard dash, and George Whe- G. . A. Y ' . . , 1 FOOTBALL First Row from left to T1 ht John Robbins, James Stubbe, Captain John Ferrin, Donald Castner, George fheeler, and Vlrgil Norton Second Pow M killer, Alfred Bergmann, Jav McDonald, Howard Currier, Lyman Gronseth, and Daryl Lembke Third Row Marvin Loouai, Orvis Alberts, Ralph Baker, Everett Alberts and Neal Chapln 'ENE-51 ' 'in N N 'cr o ' ' ,, . I ' 0 - Q ' I T, A v A h o o L , . I O - Y yi. V ' .'2r-- -s . ,, .- Q . -,i, A 'Cam I w A, - , fl- 1? - Wj- .. . , ,'.,. , -,, X Q- ' un.- fzzrq A Q, . 1, ' v J'-1 J ' jr., 51: . qc' Mx :-av. V4 4, -:-L' ':. 5A ' ' ,--. D fxwv I WIFI Wffaid 2 I G Y-if I ...........iJ I I , W I L S I I I 1 I I I I I 1 1 I I I I In I I I II I I 'Q I II I 1 I fl I I 9 , , I- I ' ' ' I , ' I I -.. I I I I . Q II 1 5 , , . ,i:' Q , I- 'nf I -' A 1,31 I . I W: Q - I .V I Q -.4 I II I f I I I I 244I 'g' ,L I I iI?'faLfLvI'?:-' f l I' .. .. . DBL 'TIC YJLUE Front Row from left to right Doris Fritsche, Betty Benson, Miss Rass musen, Nelda Alberts, and Laura Sherman Second Row Flossie Cornwell, Cla1re Benson, Gale Campbell, Jerry Farrington, Nadlne Moulton, and Dorothy Andrist Third Row Donald Rypka, Daryl Lembke, James Stubbe, D CLLI LION First Row from left to right Marilyn Peck, Jerry Farrington, Claire Benson, Donald Rypka, Eldora Meeks, and Alice O'Leary Second Row Laura Sherman, Harry Hasty, Nadine Noulton, George ?heeler, Phyllis Odell, and Gale Campbell ,,,H - Q74 L ' Q O O O . . I I O George Wheeler, and Fredrick Ferrin. E LaLam . A O O , V . I O DRAMATI LUB The Dramatlc lub s a n w mTU8HlZ3t1OH ln the M8HtOTVll16 H1FH S hool It 1 s sta ted to further lntere t 1r play proau be me tlngs were d tml e a mc r el Rasrussen, nnglish lnstructor N8 the advlser SVFOCL PARTILS Valentlne Party on Februa y l4 Danclng was the maln feature of entertalnment At eleven o' lock a buffet luncheon vas served There were about forty present, lncludlng members of the club, an lnvlted guest and faculty members STROLLERS HOLD BANQUET AT DERBY INN The Strollers held a Th3DKSglVlHg banquet at the Derby Inn and had as thelr guests Mr and Mrs K O Danlager After a dGllC1OUS baked ham dlnner wlth all the tTlmmlD8S,thS followlng program was presented Laura Sherman gave a revlew of the play, NOn Bor rowed Tlmen Th1 was followed byHM1les Standlshu, a poem ln Norse dlalect glven by Daryl Lenbke Jlm Stubbe gave a brlef summary of the hlStOT1C8l novel, 'Drums Along the Mohawk H D CLAMATIGN Local declamatlon enthuslasts presented thelr selectlons at the local contest February 22, 1940 under new grouplngs lnterpretatlve reading, ora tory, and orlglnal oratory M3HtOIV1ll6 wlnners were Clalre Benson, lnterpretatlve reddlng Gale Campbell, oratcry, and Jerald Farrlngton, OT1PlH al oratory. Trese three and George Nheeler, who chose extemporaneous speaking, represented Mantor- ville at Lake City Distrlct Speech Contest. 'W fi 'J U T C 1 e e O -A. 7 I j C A ,Ma I. 4. . ' s ', ction. Tu e ' V hel v'c , T ntl. Muri ' f A' ' , ' s , U fy 1' 5 , 'Y'1t r .L . . . The newly organlzed dramatlc club gave thelr r . . H . . C 1 XJ' . . I . , A 0 . . Y Q , D O I ' .y H 5 A I T -n . .H X. . Q D 4 x . . . Y M . V ' v . w AJ . . . . . d I f , , H . . . . , J C , . , . . . - 3 , Y' SENIOR CLASS PLAY The senlor class of l94O presented the jplay, WYoung and L1velyN,a comedy of youth ln three acts by Charles George, Aprll BO and May l 1940 George showed us how two young fellows can work out thelr own destlnles wlthout the a1d of thelr parents, who have passed on some years before The characters were Bobby Means Wheadu of the famlly Donald Rypka Dlck Means hls younger brother -Gale Campbell B111 Baker a stranger - Daryl Lembke WW1ndyH Nllllams a Know lt all George Wheeler Abbot Ardsley a medlcal student Donald Castner Garrlson Garwood a studlous person Jerry Farrlngton Judy Prlngle Bob's Wblg momentu Flos 18 Cornwell Llnda Adams D1cK's Uheart throbn Dorothy Andrlst Patrlcla Mlld a meek person Betty Jean Benson Marcia Evans who wants to be an actress Nelda Alberts Edlth Evans her older slster Nadlne Moulton Pansy Pearl a young colored mald Dorls Frltsche JUNIOR CLASS PLAY WJust Around the Cornern, a three act comedy by Llndsay Barbee, was presented by the JUHlOT class November 24, 1959 It 1SH't everyone who would undertake to cure Cousln Marcella of her ROdGTlCK Ward 1n a dlther all the tlme But Molly d1d th1s The cast lncluded Constance Meredlth Gordon, the brlde Maxlne Mlller Rlchard Gordon, the groom Forrest Loqual Eleanor Sherwood, a nurse Betty Theel Molly Meredlth, Doctor of human M1Sf1tS Beth Proper Marcella Lanslng, a would be lnvalld Veda GGllHSK1 John Shelby, next door nelghbor Bob ggensperger Randolph Page, R1chard's college frlend Vlrgll Norton Sally nHTllS18, reguvenated Betty Rae Larry Lane, colleglate Davld Calhoun Roderlck Ward, th d membe of trlo Alfled Bergman Rutherford Ralne, the expected guest Phyllls HOQKIHS Tom Lanslng, Marcella s husband Harry Hasty ' , . 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IMI If I IIIIQ 'I I 'I, 2 -' 4- 'III I1 I z I I III , Q I I -I !dUWUAl.EYTAFF' rront mow Brom lept to ri bt Flossle Cornwell, Dorls Frltsche, Betty Benedix, Jerry Farrin ton, H135 Aasen, Nadlne loulton, and Dorotry Andrlst Second Row Jobn Ferrln, Dorothv Wyttenbach, Virvlnla febb, Betty Benson, Daryl Lembke, James Stubbe, and Nelda Alberts Third How Sammv nllson, Donald Rypka, John Robbins, George Teeler, Fredrick NEWSPAPER STAFF F1r t Row from left to T1 ht Felen 'oe, IISS Aasen, Jerrv Farrington Betty Rae, and Sammy llson Second Pow Forrest Loquai, Laura Sherman, Phyllls Pooklns, Nadlne otlton, and stber Xeeks Tblrd Pow Donald Rypka, rredrick errln, Georee Uheeler, Dar l Lembke, and Poward Robbins i H - N . . . .L 4. ,L A , f - F A. . , 5 .' UA LY . . , . . W g s 3 .1 Y LJ I 4 C - O - U :U . - If . . Ferrln, and Gale Campbell. ' 9 C li S . A n 1 , , I' 1 -1 -1 o - 0 ' , ' ' YI q I' I ' L A Av. A L4 . al g -. . 1 3 'rm 'H - v , 1' Q H If .. . A MANITORIAN oTnFF dltors Had ne Nculton Jerald farr1ngtcn BUSlH ss Nanager George hceler s lstant J11 otabbe Sports dltor Daryl Le bf. lC LQl+OT nctfv Benson llOF qloOl Donald Dypka noltol Nelda nloerts a or 11 or Jorr pObblPS 1 t Edltor Betty BcH6dlX lSo3HCS oam.v and fTPdCTlCK oO 1 l ndltor Dorothy Andr1 t Snlyshot Edltor John We TlH PTOdUCtlOH Manavers Dorothy nyttelbach Gale campbell Dor1 rrlt VlTUlHl3 'ebb NT'SPAP R LUB The Newspaper club has been organlzed for two year Tre chool paper, The WHHdO1lH', 1 m1meograIhed putl1cat1on dlSoTlbut6d to all homes It presents an account of the school 3CtlVltl6S Tn1 year's staff included d1tor 1U h1ef Jerald Farrlngton Peso 1ate d1tor h UHQT Meefs Copy Ldltor Laura Shernan Sports ndltor Daryl Leubke Art1st Frederlck Ferr1n Howard Robb1ns, Saany Ellson ACtlVltlSS Donald Rypaa Pcr onals Nad1ne Moulton Grades Betty R e C1rculat1on Manager Forre t Loqual Typlsts George the ler Helen moe News Reporter PlVll1s hopclns AdVlSST Clara Aasen 1 f-1 -t V 1, -, 1 1 Y g r L ----------------------y ,L w f ' ' i ' Q - 1 f Q 'T . 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UNI W fill I X 7 wiki Q, W W X X N' I 3 B bx ,-Q., A T U B E S X X F ff X S HOOL ARJIVAL The fourth annual carnlval yds h6lQ on O tober 27, 19 9 the theme belng that of a sroxboat The feature attra t1ons were NBelle and Bill' or HThe Rewlrd of V1 ue , the Football FOl1lFS, and Bar na le Blll, and numerous other novelty numbers fvery room was fllled Nlub fun and entertalnment nt lO 50 the CTOWnlDg of the queen o curred at wnlch tlme Dorothy Wyttenbach, repre entatlve of the senlor class, was rowned queen She was pre sented wlth a lovely dresser t The carnlval was a flH1HCl8l success The glrls' to the physlcal ln Dodge County Hayfleld, Dodge GIRLS' PLAY DAY physlcal 6dUC8t1OH class was host educatlon classes of the schools May 21 Representatlves of Kasson, Center, Nest Concord, and clare mont were present The afternoon was spent ln the bers from the dlfferent schools xxxsx Dr Sherman, rushlng out of hls offlce Hurry Laura, get my klt Someone Just called and sald he couldn't llve wlthout me Laura Don't woriyixdwd, 1t's probably for Fuzzy wuzzy was a bear, Fuzzy wuzzy lost hl halr, Fuzzy wuzzy wasn't fuzzy wuzzy xxxfx I had a llttle dog, I called hlm August Aug ust was fond of Jumplng at concluslon , especially the cow's oncluslon One day h Jumped at the Mule's concluslon The next day was the flr t of september Amerlcan Boy xxxxx Ml Armstrong Do you ever play golf? Mlss Aasen Dear me, no' I don't bellcve that I'd even Know nov to hold the caddlen fi f'1 - TK' JJ XJ A m . T: W C Z ' ' + H pf , ' 1 - 0 H 'rt W ' ' l', L- c ' - , . D c' ' ' t. ' . . A , 4- ' ,., . . . 1 J S . . ' C Q 0 c f' ' se . ' ' C Q 1 . -II fu r 1 playing of various games by squads made up of mem- . I I . . . . : 'D x Q C . , 0 I ' C u me. -J .S . , an ' W 1 ' , . g V ., , q - or ' 1 . . . S c ' . - e 'cc 1 ' v ' ' . T 'f f L ' s D -1 c . - . ' ' - l'ss g , . ,, : O .Q K , Y C . . JUNIOR SENIOR BnN UIT The uUH1OT Senlor Banquet was held ln tre hlgb school 3Jd1tOTlUm May ll, startlnv at SlX o' lock A Dutch theme va used and the gymnaslum wa dec orated IH blue and gold, the senlor class olors Danclng vas the maln attra tlon Everyone had an engoyable tlme SODHGMOW GIVE FQ SHHEN A IAPTY The NFre HIGSN of 1939 40 were entertalned at a party QIVSH ln thelr honor on Octobe l5 of the last year Games and danclng were the entert IH ment of the evenlng Later ln the evenlng a lunch was served It belng the flrst party of the year, the freshmen dld not prove to be too green as far as the entertalnment angle was concerned ACTIVITY PARTY The flnal school party of the year was given ln honor of the lcttermen and those who had part lclpated ln any school actlvltv throughout the made at thls tlme We also had wlth us Superln tendent A O Aarer of Kasson who showed us movlng plctures of 1959 football games Danclng was the entertalnment and a dellclous lunch was served by the tenth grade home economlcs class xxxxx Fl1Tt8tlOH lS paylng attentlon wlthout lnten tlon xxxxx Mr Mlller ln hlstory class And now, let's pro ceed wlth the World War xxxxx NTUIS is a grave mistaken sobbed Maxlne as she wept over the wrong tombstone xxxxx The father wa standlng at the PQ56 of a cllff admlrlng the sea below, the QEHGWICTGS clit red ln hls hands Hls son approached hlm nd utged at hls coat Nmother savs lt 1SH't safe here ald the boy WAnd you're elther to come away cr I lve me the s ndmlches N Provldcnce ouraal A . . :J lin T . . . . . -' L L -. 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