Marietta High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Marietta, MN)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On a bright morning, September second, mi, we all walked PROUOLY TO THE DOOR OF THE MATH1 ROOM, THE SO-CALLED GREEN FRESHMEN WERE TWENTY-THREE IN NUMBER. OlR CLASS ADVISOR WAS MR, PETERSON; THE OFFICERS WERE: PRESIDENT, HAROLD HILLMAN; VICE PRESIDENT, WILMA JEAN RJBY; SECRETARY, BETTY lOU REOEPEWING; TREASURER, ELAINE ENGEBRETSON. WHEN WE RETURNED TO SCHOOL IN THE FALL OF «42, THERE WERE TEN MEMBERS LEFT OF THE ORIGINAL FRESHMEN CLASS, THE CLASS Officers were: president, Wilma Jean Ruby; vice president, Ray Lum); secretary, Harold hillmann; treasurer, Joyce Tilbury, In may our class enjoyed a picnic at Madison, we were ACCOMPANIED BY MISS JOHNSON. |N »43 WE RETURNED AS JUNIORS, ALL VERY HAPPY TO LEARN THAT MISS JOHtCON WAS OUR CLASS ADVISOR. TWO NEW FACES APPEAREO, merlin manosager and Joyce Anderson, but some of the members FROM LAST YEAR FAILEO TO RETURN; THUS MAKING THE TOTAL EIGHT FOR THE YEAR. WE HELD AN ELECTION OF OFFICERS WITH RAY LUND AS PRESIDENT’, MERLIN MAHDSAGLR AS VICE PRESIDENT; ELAINE ENGEBRETSON AS SECRETARY; GLA0Y8 KANSTRUP AS TREASURER, ON N0VEM8ER 19, WE JUNIORS GAVE OUR CLASS PLAY, SUNBOWET Jane of Sycamore Lane . Ouring the year we enjoyed several CLASS PARTIES. WE GAVE THE JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET WITH THE Hit Parade as the theme on Saturday evening, may 6, The CLASS ALL AGREED THAT OUR JUNIOR YEAR WAS ONE OF THE BEST OF ALL OUR FOUR YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL, WE RETURNED LAST FALL FOR THE LAST TIME WITH THE EXPECT- ATION OF A GOOO YEAR. WE GAINED ONE NEW STUDENT, CLAIRMONT 0RU8E FROM REVILLO, SOUTH 0AKOTA, BUT LOST JOYCE ANDERSON TO REVILLO. THE OFFICERS ELECTED THIS YEAR WERE: PRESIDENT, WILMA JEAN RUBY; VICE PRESIDENT, KENNETH TILBURY; SECRETARY, CLAIRMONT ORUBE; TREA9URER, GLADYS KANSTRUP; AND SUPT. K. H. THDRMOOSGAARD, CLASS ADVISOR, (XJR MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS FOR TH€ YEAR WERE: THE EOITION OF THE SCHOOL AfWUAL CALLED THE CAROINAL ; OUR CLASS PLAY, Take It easy ; and we seniors assisted Mrs. mineruan in THC LIBRARY. ON ST. VALENTINE'S DAY WE WERE HER GUESTS AT A TEA. IN SPITE OF ALL OUR GRUMBLES AND GROANS, WE, THE SENIORS, ARE CERTAINLY GOING TO MISS GOOO OLD M.H»S.

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Senior Class Propiccy I CASHED DOWN THE STEPS OF MY APARTMENT MOUSE AND ENTERED THE WAITING TAXI • I MAO JUST ABOUT FIVE MINUTES TO GET TO THE AIRPORT AND BOARD MY PLAlC FOR HOME WE ARRIVEO AT TIC AIRPORT WITH JUST ONE MINUTE TO GO. 0OAROING TIC PLANE, HARCLY A FOOT AICAO OF ME, I NOTICED A NAVAL OFFICER ANO A NICELY ORESSEO WOMAN I THOUGHT THEY LOOKED FAMILIAR BUT MY GREATEST CONCERN AT THE MOMENT WAS GETTING MY LUGGAGE CHECKED. WlCN TIC WOMAN TURNED TO WAVE TO SOME OfC IN THE CROWD, I SAW that it ms Joyce—my senior reunion mo begun. Tic man with Joyce was Alvin, of course. They, too, were flying home for the reunion of »55. I FOUND THAT MY SEAT WAS RIGHT ACROSS FROM JOYCE»8. JOYCE TOLD ME THAT THE PILOT OF TIC PLAfC WAS NONE OTHER THAN CLAIRMONT ORUBE. HE HAD BEEN PILOTING ON THAT ROUTE FOR THCE YEARS. HE ANO ORLA LIVED IN NEW YORK AND HE MANAGED TO GET HOME EVERY OTHER NIGHT. WHEN WE LANOEO AT THE CHICAGO AIRPORT TO CHANGE PLANES, WE FOUND THAT ORLA WAS ALSO ABOARD AND THAT SHE AND CLAIRMONT WERE GOING TO FLY ON THE REST OF TIC WAY WITH US. JOYCE AND I WENT CHOPPING DURING OUR FEW HOURS OF LAY-OVER in Chicago. Going into om of tic stores, imagine our surprise to see anoticr one of our classmates, Ray Lund, who was floor MANAGER IN THE MARSHALL FIELD DEPARTMENT STORE. HE SAID HE HAD BEEN WORKING THERE FOR TlfCE MONTIC AND THAT MARY Lu, TIC TWO BOYS, AND HE L|V€0 IN AN APARTMENT ON MICHIGAN BOOLEVARO. WE RETURNEO TO THE AIRPORT ANO WERE JUST IN TIME TO TAKE THE PLANE. THE TRIP TO MAOISON TOOK ABOUT TWO HOURS. ELAINE ENGEBRETSON SKJIE WAS THERE TO MEET US IN HER NEW STATION WAGON, IT WAS A VERY LIGHT GREEN AND HAD BEEN ICR LATEST PRESENT FROM Jerry. She had only one of her chiloren with icr and saio sic HAO LEFT TIC TWINS AT HOME WITH THEIR DADDY. We drove into Maoison and stoppeo in front of the NEW ANO VERY MOOERN HARDWARE STORE WHICH WAS OWNED AND OPERATED BY NOTE OTHER THAN CUR OWN KEWETH TILBURY. CHJB AM) foHOOA WERE LIVING AT THAT TlfcC IN A HOUSE VACATED BY HAROLD CALL. CHUB'1 TOOK US HOME WITH HIM FOR LUNCH AND AFTER A BRIEF VISIT WE DEPARTED FOR MARIETTA. ENROUTE WE STOPPEO AT A LITTLE FARM AND VI8ITEO WITH MR. ai© Mrs. Gerharot Streich. Gladys and gay were very kwppy. They verc raising rabbits cn ticir farm and they had just BUILT A lew HOUSE---TICRC MUST BE PROFIT IN BUWlES |