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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1954 volume:

The Manitorian 1954 PUBLISHED BY MANTORVILLE HIGH SCHOOL MANTORVILLE, MINNESOTA 1 Annual Staff r Back Row: (Left to riight) Caryl McLaughlin, Ellwyn Smith, Crlo Baslington Second Row: (Left to Right) Rodney Bornholdt, William Hart, Donald Miller, Philip Bradford, Yoma Blood, Shirley Paulson, Ann Stewart, Anne Colburn, Donna Robbins, Arlene Stafford, LaVonne Denny, Dorothy Evans, Carolyn Alberts, Doris Evans, Nancy Stussy, Jo Ellyn Taylor, John Brunner Seated: (Left to Right) Sandra Blatti, Katherine Klinepier, Grace Kautz, Delores Dohrmann, Alice Holtan, John Fryer, Margaret Lally, Elmer Nelson, David Spurbeck Editor...........................Alice Holtan Assistant Editor............Delores Dohrmann Business Manager............... .Elmer Nelson Athletics.....................Orlo Baslington Philip Bradford Bill Hart 2 Advisor ,Mr. Taylor Dedication 3 4 Board of Education 5 Commercial lur. W. Johnson 6 English Mrs. Englestad Industrial Arts Mr. Johnson Coach Mr. Walters 7 « 8 °0: Bf 4- 2,Ub CJ«7« 0 r, 5 3 St«ft i? Seniors 9 Seniors °°4 10 n Seniors 2 iy aSebo f-2-2 j -1: s'3-4 4 . ?V :v� 12 Seniors :.aT 0t et� l� a la t Jenn 'y v St� 0'1-1 GlaSS .et , 9C1 Rodney Bornholdt 0no 3es 11 t °Q i . a Football 4 Basketball 3 M Club 4 Class Officer 3 !Class Play 2-3-4 .annual Staff 4 a99® UacV - 'A a-va®9 „ ■ Cou -jir 1 4 .4 ‘£fc ' -xX bV.,,11 , v V e£ '¥i v' 3a”5(, )a r e4”-%L .« Oii oj ,CS o% 13 Class History ,ye the class of ’54, entered our Freshmen year with twenty- eight members. During the year, however, we lost five members, je virr e remainder of twenty—three. As is t ie tradition v e Nvere honored with an initiation party given by the Sophomores. i r. Bee was cur class adviser that year end our Homecoming viueen ..ttend- ant wap Yoma Blood. The following year Elva Jean Clscn joined us repl.cing the absence of luVerne Denny. V.'e honored the new Freshmen class with a party we hope they’ll never forget. Cur class advisor was 1-iss Linehan. Cur Junior year be an with twenty-four meebers but, was reduced to twenty-three with the loss of Geraldine C'llulley. Al- though cur Homecoming float fai led to win a pri2e, the decorated Dyr., which we worked on with the aid of the Seniors, received many compliments. Delores Dchrmann was our v,ueen .attend- ant. On November 7, two events tccurec; one in which we received cur class, rings and the ether in which we presented cur highly successful play, Rest Assured. Urs. Engelstad was cur class adviser. Now we enter the Senior year, the last one for our twenty- one members. Early in the year cur Homecoming Day occured, which began with a well-organized parade. Unfortunately, we lost the football game to Byron. The defeat was entirley forgotten at the Homecoming Dance put on by the seniors and Juniors. Delores Dchrnenn was crowned iueen, with Dorothy Evans as Senior Olass Attendant� Another most important announcement was our win- ning of third prize with our float on which we had worked very hard. It was the first time that we have won a prize in all our four years of high school. Cne of the highlights of our last year was the trip to Winona where we had our Senior pictures taken by the idstrom Studio. The finished pictures were brought to us in November. We will always remember cur underclassmen and wish them the best of luck in their remaining years at U. H. S. CLASS OFFICERS President..Elmer Nelson Vice-Fresident.Ellwyn Smith Treasurer...Arlene Stafford Secretary.......Ann Stewart Yellow Rose 14 CLASS COLORS Purple and White Class Prophecy Nov: that v.e are finally seeing the last of the 1954 senior class, let us look into their future lives. The years have progressed rapidly and it is the year 1974. I am traveling around a bit in the United states and have now arrived in Ilev York at Madison Square Garden. Tonite they ire having wrestling mitcnes featuring Harry Hasten vs.----veil, what do you know---it.'s Ann Colburn as the 'Atomic Blonde.” Good Luck, aim. Seems like an exciting maten coming up next, Donnie .MiHer, alias ''Dynamite ..alt won by two falls o t of tnree. The train just left tne stution. Nov; I can read my paper, The Nev. York Gourilla. Intere, ting gossip column, wonder who wrote it? Can you beat that I.' It's by John Brunner. There are some very intere, ting tidbits nere. Toma i l.ud is m rried to John D. Rockefeller, he is a rich society lady who directs Indian plays in her pastime. Here it says that £l..n-r ..'els on was made a ohiek in Iran ana , ent tnere with his wife, .an Atc-.rt. ana tneir eight cnildrer.. Elmer v,.s formerly president, of the Dodge Company. He also had a magic show, it also says here that ..rlene Stafford is married to the rich and famous movie star, Lou Costello. Gos-ip is so interesting. V.e are now approacning Pittsburgh, Pennsyly .nia. There is a peculiar feature about this tr in. It has a lady engineer. They call her Engineer Annie, but her re..l name is LaVonne Denny. Be careful on the curves, LaVonne. I got off the train, and of all things there was a carnival in the station. The owner is Bill Hart. He is featuring the Siame. e twins, Poris and Dorothy Evans. (V.e know better, Bill). For goodness sakes, v.no is on top of that 450 foot chimney, on the 50 .tory building? Don't tell me—it is .Margaret Lally. Since when did she become a steeple-chaser? I am nov in Detroit making a to r of the Ford Flant. Why, there's ...lice Holton. Alice, what exactly is your job? Grease monkey!I My hair really needs a good washing. Here's a be uty shop, Enright's Basement Beauty Salon. Service is awfully slow in here. The hair .-tyli t is coming now. Well, if it isn't Shirley Paulson I While I'm not too far from Minnesota, I'll just take a lit- tle run up to the Twin Cities. This town is Wasioja. They must have put a track through it. The train is stopping and there is Elly Smith. What do you do, illy? I'm an A-Bomb distributor in Lower Wasioja!I!” Was I glad to get out of there II We have a few minutes in Rochester and I am eating in one of the various McLaughlin restaurants scattered throughout the state, 'aaryl McLau-'nlin. himself, is head cnef here. I'm nov. at the University of Minnesota listening to a lec- ture on life in coal mine. The lecturer is Frofessor Fhilip Bradford. Very interesting talk, Phil. The train has now stopped in Cheyenne, Wyoming. There's Donna Robbins in a beautiful red Cadillac convertible. ,'h« runs a chain of gas stations scattered all over the United Sttes. She is really making money! We are now approacning Hollywood, California. I think I'll stay at the Statler Hotel. Who is that woman over on the other side of the lobby? Why—it’s Delores Dohrmann. I think I'll go over and talk to her. Can you feature th till! She was chosen queen of the California cherry pidkers and she is nov; leaving for an all expense paid trip to the middle of the Pacific Ocean. (How's she getting back???) I think I'll t ke in a movie, Don't Bother to Knock, starring Marilyn Monroe and Rodney Bornholt. Sounds very good. (It was!!’.!)------------------------------- ionite I must attend the theatre. Orlo Paslin.tton is going to do a famous b-.Het and also a tap dance. Well, my trip is ended and I must go home. Lots of luck to the Seniors of 1954. 15 Class Will I, urlo Easlington, will :ay oversized football helmet to the school to be used as a f ov.cr pot to plant flowers in every ye: r, .nd my '78 Chevy’ to _.d «-‘•ighum in no; es that he cm get os much power out of it as he gets out of nis big diesel Cats. I, ■ oma nlood, will my love for dancing to nay Eelinsiti .nd my ability to get home before dawn to Jackie Bartholomew. i, iiodney rornholdt, will my ability to get ulong with the teach rs to Kd iighum, and my ohn Jeere to - r. «Johnson so he can alter his bad English. I, ihilip Bradford, «.ill my tailback spot on the football team to anyone fool eno-gh to take it, unu all the jokes I've heard back to Ed nighum. I, John Erunnor, will my ability to play football to .o;aay Thompson, and my nignts t ho.e to Jail ret.rson. I, nne oolburn, will my ability to mind my manners on Prom ni 5ht to i.'.r, Enright, and my shortness to the Junior girls so they will come down to earth. l, LaVonne Denny, vjill wh.-t little I learned in ology and Chemistry back to iir. '.Valter, and my weight to ...r, ari -ht who can sure use it. I, Delores Dohrmann, will my seving ability to Barbara- Smith, and my sloppy suits to iir. Enright. I, Doris vans, will my ability not to chcv gum to ...ary Jane V.ytasko, and :ay jot in the kitcncn to anyone vac I kes to do dishes. i, Jorothy .vans, will my sewing ability to ..aren hansen, and my shortness to Jo sllyn aaylor. I, 1111 Hart, will my ability to be late or absent almost ev.ry day to anyone dumb sno. gh to take it, and r«y skipoing rope back to Mr. ohnson. 1, Vlicc Holtan, will my position as Mr. Enrights confidential secretary to Katherine Ann Klinepier and my lunches in chemistry to Oonna nelson. i, Liarg-.ret Lally, will my quick temper to t rbara -mith, and my love for wiping dishes to aohnny Fryer. i, Caryl ...cL ughlin, ..ill my ability to get to school on time to Johnny Fryer, ana my hula skirt to some unlucky freshman to wear next year. i, Donald Miller, will my shortness to Jeor.ge Scnuck, and my basketball ability to Erne.t Rueben. I, Elmer Nelson, will my trick knee to llen Eieferman, and my snop project to anyone wno can figure out what it is. I, Shirley xauison, will my snort hair to kit a tuc.-:y, and my trips to the boiler room during my Junior year to lyce ...or is so she can send signals up to nr. Taylor. 1, Donna obbins, will my weekly trips to the cities to any girl ho needs to go and can afford it, and my pocket-sized books to the Junior girls so they can learn about ire. I, JSllwyn Smith, will my br. in. to John Fryer,and my brilli nt acting ability to ceorge scnuck. I, Arlene Stafford, will my height to chuckle Finn, and my specs to anyone who will v.e_r them more than I do. 1, .nn Stewart, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Tackle i artnolomev., and my pleasant disposition to Mr. nri -ht. He, the Senior Class of '04 v.111 our: Intelligence, co-oper.tivenes , used crepe paper, nd the ability to win third prize with our float to the .junior class. Extra-ordinary acting ability, and the fun we had after the Junior class play to the Sophmore class. .«bility to graduate with or without a d. loan to the Freshmen clas . 16 of Standing: (Left to Right) Jacqueline Bartholomew, John Fryer, Kay Zelenski, George Schuck, David Green, Edward Highum, Grace Kautz. Seated: (Left to Right) Katherine Klinepier, Sandra Blatti, Ardella Dunford, Gail Peterson, Barbara Smith, Karen Hansen, Alyce Morris, Donna Nelson, Juniors Class History In September, 1951, sixteen Freshmen entered M. H. S. The Sophomores honored us with an initiation party. The Homecoming Attendant for our class was Ardella Dunford. Our float won third prize. The Freshmen class advisor was Mr. Bartilson. Mr. Engen was our class advisor during our Sophomore year. As Sophomores we gave the Freshmen an initiation party. This year our float won second prize. Grace Kautz was our Homecoming Queen Attendant. In the Junior year Katherine Klinepier was Queen Attendant. November 20, our class presented New Fires , under the direction of Mrs. Torgerson. Katherine Ann Klinepier, Gail Peterson and Ardella Dunford were elected cheerleaders. Katherine Klinepier, Sandra Blatti, Barbara Smith and Alyce Morris are band members. Grace Kautz and Jackie Bartholomew are band majorettes. Edward Highum, John Fryer, George Schuck and Kay Zelinski par- ticipated in athletics. Class Officers are as follows President---------------Katherine Ann Klinepier Vice-President---------------------Grace Kautz Secretary------------------------Gail Peterson Treasurer---------------------------John Fryer 17 Sophomores Back Row: Leslie Colburn, Jerry Raddatz, Marvin Deno, Jerry Sullivan, David Parkin, Lawrence Larson. Middle Row: Allen Leifeman, David Spurbeck, James Maxson, Phyllis Buebler, Coral Loken, Rosemary Bradford, Nancy Bradford. Front Row: Rita McAdams, Marcyne Leth. Mary Lou Dunagan, Jo Ellen Taylor, Nancy Stussy, Carolyn Alberts, Gwen Hansen. Class History After the summer vacation, the class of 1956 started their first year at Mantorville High. The sophomores had their Day on October 3rd,when they initiated us. Were we a sight!!!! In the evening they honored us with a very nice party. Our year started out with a bang when we won first prize with our float in the Homecoming Parade. Our Homecoming attendant was Carolyn Alberts. That year Mr. Enright was our advisor. We began our sophomore year with twenty-two members,but Allan Ruport dropped out leaving us with twenty-one. Several members of our class are in athletics, they are: David Spurbeck, Jerry Raddatz, Jim Maxson, Allen Lieferman, and David Parkin. We have one cheerleader from our class— Carolyn Alberts. Our quean attendant was Gwen Hansen. Those who have taken part in band are: Mary Lou Dunagan, Marcyne Leth, Jo Ellyn Taylor, Rita McAdams, Rosemary Bradford, Carolyn Alberts, Phyllis Buehler, Joy Wilcox, Nancy Stussy, and Coral Loken. Our class advisor is Mrs. Torgerson. The class officers are as follows: President............................David Spurbeck, Vice-President...........................Coral Loken' Secretary............................... .Gwen Hansen Treasurer............................Phyllis Buehler 18 Freshmen A • r. $ Back Row: Larry Lewis, Edward Dunford, Mary Jane Paulson, VaLane Grovdahl, Darlene Chi Ison, Hazel Stewart, Dianne Ruport, Mary Jane Wytaske, Jerry Parkin. Middle Row: Jacqueline Harris, Patrica Buehler, Janice Munsch, Shirley Kautz, Audrey Durst, Shirley Kramer, Judy Fryer, Jean Sullivan, Gwen Loken. Front Row: Paul Green, Dale Morris, Jim Siewert, Joe Weidendorf, Walter Thompson, Wayne Weidendorf, Danny Derby. (Not Shown) Colleen Andrist, Gloria Posey. Class History The class of 57 composed of twenty-three members, en- tered M.H.S. in the fall of September, 1951. Our Homecoming attendant was Mary Jane Wytaske. Dianne Ruport was a cheer- leader from our class that year. Mr. Engen was our class advi sor. One year had gone by which made us eighth graders. Six new members joined our class which made the total of twenty-five. Our Homecoming Attendant was Gwen Loken. Our class advisor was Mr. Walters. Here we are finally freshmen, but weren't fully pledged until the twenty-third of October, wnen the soph- omores initiated us. What a day!11 (Don't laugh, eighth graders, it's your turn next year.) Unfortunately we did not win a prize on our float, but Judy Fryer was represent- ing our class as Homecoming Attendant. Shortly after, we lost three classmates, they having moved elsewhere—Bradley Jensen, Dennis Harcey, and Wayne Weidendorf. Four new mem- bers joined our class which totals twenty-six. Those part- icipating in various sports are: Paul Green, Danny Derby, Larry Lewis, and Walter Thompson. Those in band are: VaLane Grovdahl, Jacqueline Harris, Gwen Loken, Judy Fryer, Jean Sullivan, and Patricia Buehler. Hazel Stewart is a major- ette with the band. Cheerleaders from our class are Jean Sullivan,and VaLane Brovdahl. Class Officers are as follows: President...........................Janice Munsch Vice-President........................Gwen Loken Secretary................Mary Jane Wytaske Treasurer.........................Walter Thompson 19 Junior High r Eighth Grade Back Row: Bobby Dunagan, Daryl Zweifel, Gary Abrahamson, Donny Press, Tommy Wilcox, Steve Caswell, Bobby Raddatz, Bobby McAdams Lawrence Evans. Middle Row: Margaret Hogle, Audrey Horsman, Theresa Horsman, Karen Burdick, Keith Anderson, Jon Green, Richard Denny, Earl Calhoun. Front Row: Lois Colburn, Shirley Derby, Janice Wagner, Fatty Harris, Patti Rich, Patricia Munch, Dixie Curtis, Judy Taylor. Seventh Grade Back Row: Ken Posey, Keith Dunford, Jerry Harris, Roy Stevenson, Bill Blood, Bernice Paulson, Charlie Finn, Bill Lewis, Donny Leth, Gary Kautz. Middle Row: Beverly Hansen, Janet Chilson, Larry Stussy, Orville Strothman, Mark Nord, Ernest Rubin, Bonnie Ruport, Ruth Bradford, Jean Spillman. Front Row: Donna Horsman, Pamela Blatti, Marcia Gronseth, Joan Smith, Vivan Baker, Rita Stucky, Nancy Burdick, Kathy Sullivan. 20 Grades Fifth And Sixth 5 6 Teacher - Mrs. Denny Back Row: Kay Spurbeck, Bob Fryer, Sharon Caswell, James Strothman, Gloria Rubin, Arlita Stevenson, Carol Shawback, Donald Spilman, Patty Blood, Bonnie Colburn, Middle Row: Dale Horsman, Gary Andrist, Donald Rubin, Geraldine Curtis, Marlys Ruport, Myrna Stucky, Bennett Kracht, David Thompson, Donald Denny, Ronald Strothman. Front Row: David Denny, Kenneth Hansen, Grant Horsman, Albert Nelson, Larry Bradford, Gary Caswell, Stanley Blatti, Stephen McKean. (Not Shown) Mary Quaintance. Third And Fourth 3 4 Teacher - Mrs. Boyum Back Row: Walter Pappas, Duane Andrist, Keith Posey, Merlyn Horsman, Loren Chi Ison, Richard Lewis, Douglas Gronseth, Rodney Comstock, Dick Green, Donald Evans. Middle Row: Jacqueline Smalley, Mary Jo Nelson, Blair Schuck, Jay Dee Horsman, Jeanne Houseman, Jeanne Thompson, Neil Tripp, Diane Comstock, Sandra Andrist, Lorna Chilson. Front Row: David Colburn, Norma Tvedt, Margaret Bohlander, Phyllis Brown, Patrica Sullivan, Carole Kracht, Donna Janice Olson, Marilyn Wagner. (Not Shown) Pattica Quaintance. 21 1 2 Teacher - Dorothy Loquai Back Row: Marvin Mueske, Kenneth Olson, Mary Evans, Theresa Dunnlgan, Cheryl Blatti, Cheri Caswell, Rita Bradford, Jeri Ann Stucky, Patrica Olson, Bill Joe Andrist. Middle Row: Steven Origer, Jane Boruff, Sharron Baker, Mary Sullivan, Bonnie Blood, Pamela Gronseth, Delores Spilitan, Jo Front Row: Allan Hissam, Richard Burton, Gary Burton, Michael Boruff, Gary Sullivan, Paul Pappas, Jack Capretz John Olive. Michael Strothman. (Not Shown; Judy Posey, Susan uaintance. 22 Band Jean Sullivan, Barbara Smith, Rita McAdams, Katherine Ann Klinepler, Gwen Loken, Judy Fryer, Rosemary Bradford, Coral Loken, Mary Lou Dunagan, Jacqueline Harris, Nancy Stussy, Elmer Nelson, Vivian Baker, Rita Stucky, Patricia Harris, Phyllis Buehler, Va Lane Grovdahl, Sandra Blatti, Carolyn Alberts, Jo Ellyn Taylor, Karen Burdick, Alyce Morris, Stanley Blatti, Larry Stussy, Marcyne Leth Judy Taylor. (Not Shown) Joy Wilcox. Beginners Band (Left to Right) Keith Dunford, Jerry Harris, Albert Nelson, Bonnie Ruport, Ruth Bradford, Kathy Sullivan. (Left to Right) Hazel Stewart, Jackie Bartholomew, Grace Kautz. 24 Back Row: Ken Posey, John Green, Orlo Baslington, Rita Stuoky. Front Row: Janice Munsch, Jean Sullivan, Dave Spurbeck, Mr. Taylor, Elmer Nelson, Grace Kautz, Jo Ellyn Taylor, Kathy Klinepier, Karen Burdick. Back Row: Danny Derby, Joe Weidendorf, Dave Spurbeck, James Mazson, Jerry Raddatz, Larry Lewis, Jerry Sullivan. Middle Row: Carolyn Alberts, Gail Peterson, Allen Leiferman, George Schuck, John Fryer, Ardella Dunford, Katherine Ann Klinepier. Front Row: John Brunner, Rodney Bornholdt, Bill Hart, Orlo Baslington, Elmer Nelson, Phil Bradford, Donny Miller. 25 Back Row: Bobby Dunagan, Steve Caswell, Larry Stussy, Edward Highum, Paul Green, Bobby Raddatz, Danny Derby, Robert McAdams. Middle Row: coach - Mr. Walter, Phil Bradford, Allan Lelferman, James Maxson, Orlo Baslington, Dave Spurbeck, Kay Zelenski, Jerry Sullivan, Donny Miller. Front Row: Bill Hart, Rodney Bornholdt, John Brunner, Elmer Nelson, John Fryer, Larry Lewis, Jerry Raddatz. GT C® Football Scores Mantorville 12 Byron 32 Mantorville 22 Rosecreek 12 Mantorville 50 Mazeppa 0 Mantorville 20 Kasson 0 Mantorville 46 Peterson 6 Mantorville 37 Eyota 7 Mantorville 13 Claremont 27 Ck 26 Basketball Teams Back Row: James Maxson, Jerry Raddatz, John Fryer, John Brunner, Dave Spurbeck, Orlo Baslington, Coach Mr. Johnson. Front Row: Manager Dave Green, Donny Miller, Elmer Nelson, Phil Bradford, Bill Hart, George Schuck. Co-captains B” Back Row: Walter Thompson, Edward Highum, Robert Raddatz, Bobby McAdams, Dick Denny, Steve Caswell, Bobby Dunagan, David Parkin. Front Row: James Maxson, Larry Lewis, Dave Spurbeck, Jerry Raddatz, John Fryer, Allan Leiferman. 27 Our T aq m 28 Cheerleaders ILeft to Right) Carolyn Alberts, Ardella Dunford, Gail Reterson. Katherine Kllnepier, 29 Baseball Team Q ft o n Captain Back Row: Coach - Mr. Walters, John Fryer, Dave Spurbeck, Jerry Raddatz, Larry Lewis. Front Row: Phil Bradford, John Brunner, Donny Miller, Bill Hart, Elmer Nelson. Athletic Captains (Left to Right) Bill Hart, Phil Bradford, Donny Miller, Elmer Nelson, John Brunner. 30 Homecoming (Left to Right) Judy Fryer Freshman Attendant Katherine Klinepier Junior Attendant Delores Dohrmann Homecoming Queen Gwen Hansen Sophomore Attendant Shirley Derby Eighth grade Attendant Rita Stucky Seventh Grade (Not Shown) Dorothy Evans Senior Attendant (Not Shown) SOP 0 0 31 Classroom Scenes Commercial Room Study Hall Home Economics Room History Room 32 School Helpers (Left to Right) Mrs Stucky, Mrs Bradford Cafeteria Cooks 33 34 35 4 Snapshots 36 YOUR ACCOUNT IS IMPORTANT TO US MJT y]S 3SAY3 7 DU? lu jsa jjjHi ms JTilSSM jvu™. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 5D?A?1]2EHT3 D7 J-J-J TURRIT Dili, 373712 PHONE 22 KASSON.MINN. Kasaon Mantorville JO MEI ,1 RESERVATIONS, CALL 2091 CHEFS SPECIALI Mantorvllle Buyers And Shippers Of Eggs Farm to Farm Pickup Egg Routes Phone 250 Kasson, Minn. H. H. 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