Marshall High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1938
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FURHUURD Ola'Ez1st I-Hgh School We present our Candid Camera Cardinal, the Thirtieth Anniversary number, in which you will find a true record of the life and activities of Marshall's past year. We have tried to make it representative, original, and entertainingg may it bring you pleasure and help make you true Marshall Alumni. s S . f K. 3 X. H Hlll---H GHHHISUH UF HHTUHAL BEHUTY ' U HHNIURY---H fuIuRE FHIHILIHRITY rua mnnv 1 I-l1l I... P- IT ll l i CZ L.l... Z: L..l-I I., :- IT ll i QD CE l.L.. HHRRY P. UUUPER, PRIHCIPHL Mr. Cooper, principal, educator, and Hregular fellow has as interesting a personal hacltgrouncl as is his teaching experience. Although he studied to he an architect, he like many others, changed his vocational course to education. His travels include Canada, Mexico and much of the United States. Like others who want to amuse themselves during their spare time, he has a hohhy- water color painting. Equally enjoyable are fishing trips, traveling, and driving. As far as appreciating the aesthetic is concerned he lists classical music as first. Included in his favorites are W1'lliar22 Tell Ozfertzzre, 1812 Oufrlzzre, P1AlgI'fl7I,.f Cfzorus, and Home to Om' Nlozfnlainf from If T1'o1fato1'c'. One of the few peeves that Mr. Cooper has is getting started at things too late. ltls with a Jhiloso whical note that he sa 's his amhition in life is uto en'ov livinvf' l l l l , ci ELDUN LU. FHHSUH, HSSISTHHT PRIHCIPHL Nlarshall students are fortunate indeed in having 'ghldyi' as assisiant to Mr. Cooper. The two collahorate to give Marshall an eliicient and progressive educational program. In liact Mr. Mason's name is synonymous with progressive educational tendencies. His in- auguration of the Midfwest Studies Group, which he terms as his favorite pastime, eer- tainly attests to that. His wide scope of interests include foothall and golf in the sports field, reading, and traveling. He has traveled and studied in England. He was graduated from North High School and the University of Minnesota, hei ng active in sports in hoth schools. His lilies include his inseparahle pipe, young people, and his family. Being a tenor of no little ability, he takes special delight in singing. I English PINNEY, MRS. ELLA Iinpllish J4, Story J-1, Dnzma JZ BIORKLUND, MRS. OLLVA Jr. L'ngIisI2 J3-4, filgchru JI, Jr, Busirwss JZ CAPsT1CK, MRS. FXNN Drama JI-4 HEYWOOD, CIAROI. Assiszfmz I.ibrurian HLDLRICREN, VYIVIAN Lulin JI, Ifng7Ii.sI7 J5 SHEEHAN, K.'K'I'IIERINE English JI-2 SKALBFCK, H1I,1Xl.X Efigzzm Ja. sis JOXES, MIQS. P,xL7L1NE Ifmylislz J5-6 English ARLANDER, MLXE I.ibrizrrrm Bovsox, M.kX'BELI.E l'uh'zr Sprizliiug SI-2-6 DAHL, ANNA Ifnglzsll SI-Z STAXTON, ALTA L'mlIish S5-A Lsmulvls, MRS. CELESTE l.r7g1Izsl7 S3 OLSEN, RIc1LaRn Lrzgllixh 54-5 NUT IN PICTVRE IYJRAGE, LoLi1sE SEELEY, KENNE'1'IfI Ifivglffit SI-7 Juurmllism S3 Social Studies XXIADDELT. MRS. C.fXIiNIEI.l.IT.X 7 Ciurrs SI, Sormlogy SJ IVIOXTANK, LA1'1u WEs'1', M.xRG.xRET C. L, 11. J2 .vm l1ism.g sz, C. L. P. .12 S,x'1'T1aR, LUCAS YYOUNG, C1-IARLES mzwlrirs JI. .ina Ilismru S2 World Ilzsmry S1-2 NUT IN PICTLYRE Lim, ERL1xc: RUNEY, K.XTHERINE C. I. I', .II Hzsrory JI-2 Som, PI.-XRRY Gwglruphy JI-2 SLETTEN, IFLIAN SMLTH, 'TRUBIAN fzvzrs SI, Cozvlmumrzll Inu SI Am. Ilzlafory Sl Mathematics CZOCKBURN, EDNA 'I zzgwnomrtry SI, ftlgubrir J2 Doclcxx, ELIZABETH Chwvzutrmf S142 COLTRLAN, IJENORE .ifrlllvvrviullcs JIQZ IONES, EVAN L-Xlclwlml J I 'Q HACRLNG, MRS. liL1z,fxBET1-I .Uu1I7i'n7L1ii'4's J 3,4 W.AI.SI'I, IVIAIKY Gwnu-try SZ, ,-Hn. :Uqrbru SI-2 Languages and Music Ci.-XY, ANNA I71'f'nch Sl, 2, 5, 4 KATE, BERNICE fiI'z'n7arI Sl, Z, 4 SIMONET, MTXDELEINE l.arln JI. Sl, Z VINCENT, MABLE Chorus, Jr. Clvc Club, Prop Sr. Glas Club BURNINCHABI, PERCY Chorus, Sz: Clam Club, Orchestra NOT IN PICTURE BELSTROBI, LIAVEIKE Band, Orchestra fxrcomlj. lrI.SlrumI'm Claaw Science COX, HAROLD Chlfnzzslrq Sl. 2 SWANSON, CARL Elacllvc Sclmcc JI, J BEBIENT, IZORA .Sf-IIIW JI, 3, I, 4 TUllNQI'IS'f, FLORENCE Plant liirzlogy Sl. rinzmal BlOlOgIf S2 TRURIBLE, MIl,IDREID Animal Biolflylif Sf. Iluman Biology S5 TQOXVNE, IIIIJSON Plvyxlix Sl I CI'i'I'rIl7OL1W Home Economics and Art ROSKILLY, IRENE Bcglimlng Sccnnrgf. AIlL'arIfI'Il SLI-III-fy, I.ullurlng, Sli Il' LEGATE, FLORENCE S Clozhfng JI, 3, SI, 2. 5. DI-cO1x1lzL'I' .Yumlla XYO:7 REEX'E, ETIIEL FOOIIS Sl, 5. JZ, 4 HUhIPl'lliEH', ALICE CZO1hI'nqJl, 3. 5, I-'OOI1 JZ, 4 STEVNING, OLOA ,II-IJ: I 4. 5, 0 Commercial MO, LUCILLE Typing SJ. -l. IZ O,BRIEN, CECIL Typing Sl. 5 LIEIJL, ROSE Blzpq. SI, 2. Jr, Busiiwss JZ NOT IX PICTURE FRANCIS, MIQS. HfJPE Shortlwivd Sl. 2, J, 4 Industrial Arts PATR1CR, Ii.-XRL Printing JI, 2, 5. 6. SI, J, Girls' Prf BURNIEISTER, ADRIAN l.!uc1r1z1lLf Sl, Z. JZ, 5 LAWSON, ALBERT U':mufLL'c71'f: JI, 4, 5, 6. Sl, 2 CZARLSON, GEORGE ,Vsclmmcul Drawzrzgg SI, 2, J3, 4 Physical Education C1-IARRTAN, VV.-ALTER Gilm. Couch IRVINE, 14.-XTHERINE Uoiiuzn Dunn: Rum. Phys.. Yup. TT'un7 STEVYING, EMMA Gym OSTRANDER, M.AUR1CE Cum. Cfhtlm Special Teachers IENKIXSON, LUUSE Duuf LIEN, AGNES Svnzoz' High ffrzvpplnl FULLER, MRS. CQRACE JLzm'm' 1114111 Cfrfpplwl HIF'1'CYI'IINSON, CZRACE Sigh! ST11.'mg Office PETERSON, RUTII C1 mix! Clrrh CHABIPIXE, MIQS. MARJORIE Vzszlingf 'I uuchur GRQUERE, ILLEANUR Rcrluisilion and Swilzlz Board Cfi'i'z'I: SXVANSOX, MRS. ELSIE Altmdurzcu Clurk CIORING, MTXBEL Cfvzvzff Clwrfi M.AC1i, MRS. EDITH Nurse CG i 1 1 I-l..I Cf: CID i i i L...I..l CID IANUHRY SENIUHS IANUARY SENIURS .Voz lhuf I lound school less, but that I lured fun more, ALI.EN, LORETTA fSisj To know hvr is to Imac her, to love but hvr forcucz' ALLTSDN, PAYE L. Sha: ix ncucz' sua' but uhm she slcegnrh, ANDERSON, CLARENCE ALEXANDER .Um of few words are the best mm ANDERSON, L.AMOINE E. Qlfmonj 11's nice lo he mzturul whm yDu'rc nulurullgl nfce. ANDERSON, R1CI1.'XRIJ ARTHUR QDickj You r4m'1 lwcp 41 good mar: lluzun, BECKER, VXXILLARD M. 'I hu 1LmrlTl lmulu rmzhing of Us g A 7 U BLASING, IMI.-XRGARET fPeggyj Shu that is Duur fair. is nous' proud, h.1s Iwmzuf at will, rmll gc! is rnur loull. BORRESON. MARENE fliuddyj Shu pmlrvzx 41 pu-IIL' pirluzl. lioyrxi. XNIILLIARI BYRON Qfjillj Ilrfrfx mufhml in hrs nmzu BL'TI.ER, M1R1AA1 15. fMimij IHml4'ln'i mul ffflzn' CARLSON, XVERNA E. .Ullmm must pl-rll-Ll. lmlzf wr ls.mJ, A CAEKDILX. IGSEPLIINE M. U05 l,l1L1l1l7 uml Ihr Luozlll lllzzglvi LL L ,.. CIUDDD, ARTIIVR QMCJLISCJ l'vvw1Ill7ull fur rmzrugv, 5Ir'ung7Zl7. mul spunli. Ifzl llzlif.-.Q llrllmn' Lulu-z'v lm-'ll 104141, Cl-IRISTIANSEN. LFCILLE Qllhristyj .'Xn1ufzlan Glflflfflf Cl'N1A11NGs, IOSEPII Uoej .51lumL' ls golllm. but I tulle Arm: n DAHI., W.ALLTACE KENNETH QVVaHyj YVhar docs rroublc nwarff D'AoUsT, LEONA FRANCES QLeej No Lluiu mulrl olcrllzslz 11700. No dmd could thce Outrun, IDUUGIIERTY, IiLlZABETH CBCSSQ A lllfllt work, a little play, To heap us going-mtl so goal! day? DUFFEE, LAUREXCE Sparc thy xmilcs, girls: his thoughts an not for thus. DITNCTXN, MTARX' IANET QDunkiej XX'hal is thu mwll of hravun, whvn earth can be so suuccr? IANUHRY SENIURS ' IANUARY Hr zfx 1.111 um! mlruyv. bu! his Jzymzy cfuukx 41 mvrlzf uuzrllzlv. Fxxvxcz, N.ACDBII K. QNi11ij Shu ls 4-Lwr In u hulzdau hunmr, FIEE, WILI.l.XB! Dox.xI.n Qliillb .1 lilllu nm ur x rw uv um! l17Uf7 is fclislnfd by llw hm! of mm. FRAN E, LENoRE flfrcllclmyj 'I lmu :Ulm hm lhx' falul gfft of buuulgf. c:AI.lDONI K, CLAREYCE fFishj I wun'1 dum. CSARDOX, DQROTIIY M. CDULJ I.zfl- rx m Almrr buf If7uI thi-ru is alnudus tfrnc fm cwurzum. GRAYSOX, BFRXICE fSpeedj .W humlful of fun Is Ilullur than u bushvl of lwulmml. HAxNsrmx,If1I H1-Lmuczl, RU HL'C'9IIES. Ric Iouxsox. B1 QIREEK, Vivmx CGreekiej l'm bulwblxhgf ocur. CQRUNER, VVA Y N E Rr mEElz'r Xuch pmfumlily uppalls us, IN FREIJIUCIQ Cflouchj IIA N mwwr' in u buffy. m-fur has a worm. Hxxsox, IITYE Uunicj gh nwlrzf us Ilw Jul! IS long, HE.'X'1'iQJX, HELEN Ax1E1.1,x .Uuwu muulx, lvuru shv :Lf 'ru If1l.IZ.XBIi'I'lI CRuthiej S1111 wuz.-r flows duvp, HoLx1.xx, JOHN Cliutchj Yummy l.mlz1m'ur umm- our of llw YVLM. HOL'1'ER, HARo1.n QI-Inrryj Om'-mlm pep-l'vsr. IIIXRIJ Qllickj llrurrlzfzul 1.x un rlllu unzsrc of zhwughl. Hl'x'rz1c:l4ER, AUCE FLOREINF Ulu. duff! :mu rmywrnlwr suxcct Alum- - IACKSON, ANNE H. CSkippcrj Sink jullrf um! fufu, um! fluwr lo bmw. max SYEX HEIlCI'LES fS1uggerj XYIJLIIK in 11 mzrmx' JOHNSON, NCJRN1 x Uohuuyj Mic :Q 1.1' mul frm nl .s.m.'cl7. srrngfx. plays, mmf Llcfmnw Lcwll. Iouxsox, Rvrlr F. M. Ohf Yun mv full of pflflly unswvrs. SENIUHS -L:, E W. ,,:y4L1zg E E f F5 IANUHRY SENIURS ' i -ff . .l -,Q ,S 'fi 9' Q 9' 2 am X 2 4 L.. Y.-Ti 591. K Sw: an X W3 xi 9 xi, 26 Q we X 5 I tx X Lg i v . aii A3 . i 1 Q 5 S IANUARY SENIURS Imms, MCJIQIQIS CMCJI'I'iCj .Slap llmt Imw' KIIlliII.XNI, lil-1Y,X G. fliirkj Oh Jn' :Lux m'.-wl .ls Ulm. um! frvuhi Lhzmud in fwfr rms. Kunz, SCOTT 1 Kiln lumix: rl lruwzrmflx mf: I nm ml! ami Inwfc ui it fur hours. KfJS'I'.XXIfD, I,11.1.1.xx' NI.XIlf5,XIiE'1' llkr zuuw .uw :mms of plmmmlmw Koxxixl., A1zxo1.n ffxrniej Vlrhu Immun hfuc lguw un' .l41rWCfr?g7, ILXXIQIXJIS. Gm' fliutchj I pffzfnp, prfmf Unmlr. In my hi lnzm W,wm:r:zf.I lurk :hu--. 1. xlasox. Dux xw 1130115 Xhmk mm N Y v Lmmx, N mall, Hu! wmv lmlh rm-1:1-'LI mu M-ur. mul mmm' lmzh gulls rvcczpml my smllc. LEEBIZNS, M.'XI!lfJX O. QMCGCGQ UVM! fur, ull Ibis nwulurn wlrlfr' llvfrlvuuzlu 11 u'f11'Ir. LliIt?Il'1'. Il'l,I.X M. fjuclyj SIL- v-'md mm' flu xlrmlwuw 1'.1fv.1:'luL1. I.uxf.r-'1al,mxx'. Fxuxli l'l'Cf7l,N I,rwr:I.HY. 1i'1'1lEL B. fMuttj Immf ff Jfn ,fw-. 1,l'XID, C91.xm's U.QCll41c1yj I 'NJN' U' M54 IUHHI Uruix, I.l'YlJlSIZIi15, Kl2XYE'l'lI Qlicnnyj .XX '-. :'xv'f..Jlw w f':xfu.1JJ N.: w 'in Nlxcgxxlma. Iumxx fMickCyj I fur: 1 1 1 muff 1 .mu M:.:l1.:'Fw 5.1 iw wmrwr. NIXYllIiR.Xvlll15IXI,X fMickcyj lm z! fx .1 gun! LL ,J!:.1 zrlw wx. 1 NIAxxsr1I'R. .Xxxx Nlxlula .X lzlflr lui zfuluywmluvt, M.XSI,lJXX'SliI, HEl.EX QOIHCD fmrzllw ul' xluwfv, lwfwllfvlwl ul wrmf. M,xsrmN, DoN.x1.n F. Qllonj I.Lm4flm'1 lwmiwllz Lulu-rw I murmld llvlfoui Mc:Cx1,1..x, ALAN CAD lm' lmm thu mu fzlzf um! Ibn Luufs uf num MCKU, GER'1'11L'nE QGertiej Um! :mu .sluwlzu bw llm' .wlnn .mtv-'I gurl, ILANUHHY SENIURS MICH.AEL, TIAIERESA fferryj Lilllc by liltle timc gots bg. M13NTGOLIERS', HELEN QMoI1tyj Comcfl Sums music! MOORE, HAROLD CButchj Nom: but 1110 brave deserve thc fair. NELSON, HELEN D. Anal llmif liuca' happily I-vcr aftcr. O,NElLL, CURTIS QCurtj Oli, tcaflz me lmw I Should forget to think. PALLIER, IOI-IN I am fm inlclligml cbup, find think of rhings tha! would astonisb you. PANKUCII, HELENE MARY Uilue Eycsj Virtue is bold, and gomlncss nuucr fuurful. PATTERSON, R,USSELL QRUSSD .Yvuar trouble lruublv Iill trouble lroublus you. PETERSON, MURIEL E. CMoOchj liusim-s.s bcforv pluusurc whm no pluusurl- Ivmprs. PETERSON, RU'1'I'I QPQICD Sing away sorrou. ras! away curl. PRICE, LORETTA ELIZABETH QLOIQ Variety is :bu .spice of life. PRIESTER, BETTY LU fliettyj Shu Alymus In vm mirth lhlm slw Is mistruxs Of. QUIGGLE, CIIfXRl.OT'fE IANE QLOIIIC Iauej Music in my heart. RAKLPI, NELLO QRumpj Ilinulll I E, RANDALL, DEAN I go! rlzgffhm. RAYMOND, VERIIA BELLE QVCICLIJ Lullcuz un' Iyulflvnzm. wr now prcscm A RC,JEl'KE, IXUDREY L. QPQIQIQ Sha' has Im unswl-r Of lilmfsx for all Iyuuxfions. RUSS, IE.-KN Ueauiej Cuzc us u buflrm fzuitlz apologies to ll. D. Rj SAAVEDRA, lVI.'XNL'EL R. QMuIII1yj XYhy study am! makc mgfsclf fOOlI.sh.' SACRIDER, BEATRICE HELEN CBCLID Full of vim und pup and fun, Sl:l s I1 frzeml to cuvryomf. SUIIRIINDER, AGNES SUZANNE QAggiej Suriv I1 lady. RY ,M TIYICJBIES. M.ARX' nohlv STEELE, EVELYN RY SENIURS IANUHRY SENIUR5 ' IANUA Her prcxcnrc gladdc-ns our days. SCHROEDER, NIKRGARET fMuggsj SIN luull for fun and gol lr. SLA-KDE, MARY ELIZABETH To bl' marry lnxst bccomws you fur: out of thu qucsrlon, you Luurv born umlvr a mvrry star. Oh, Frlllllasrz',x'.' STOXELAKE, IOSEPH Uoej I'm in 41 dummy mood- - SWINDAL, DOROTHY fDottyj Tho sunshmc of your smrlc. C. fifookj Gold is not all Ihul gllticrs, diamonds are not all Ilmt spurlzlu- iso docs lhvzr count:-rparr. XKYOLTIN, CHARLOTTE DELORES Uesscj I comc down Io carlh lightly- WENDELL, ALICE Q1-Xlexj Fair maid. smd out thrm- cur: Ihls youthful parcel of bachulnrs stlmlix L11 thuir bus! clung. XVESTERBERG, IRYIN Clrvj Wlnfrvforu an llwu Rnntm XVESTIXE. FRED llhlzzj lllm- ublm: zwmu' XVIDSTROBI, RUSSELL CRUSSD If rmlzbll' Irnoflzx lvl 11 lmock, L.xRsox, SHIRLEY Shc bum! her fumllr L11 luolh cmla BE,xx11s1l, Howluum IoRc:ENsox, RUUER Qljunzoj llull-. Iwurllf, um! lmppg, I'm not going lo llo nolhmg xomv morn. ISORNE, MILlJl!P1lJ EILEANIJIQ lMil1icj MCMILL.XN, M.XX1NE CLENEVIEVE cM21XD I sll-pl. and flruuluull limi lm- was lil-uu1mf,' I Luulzu, um! fuuml llmr lllw Lum Ilulrf. It is L1 rl-rg good worlll lo Iruv m, 'I U luml. or to spmll, or lo give in. F,xl.li, EUGENE WI:-'n pl-uplr lzgrll' wrllz mv, I fm-I I musl lu' wrfmg. N.'XIJE.Xl7, C.xTHER1NE L'L'l-nzng Sllmol Crullzmtz' QLJRJLEY, IABIES Uimj Llrllf' Carsur IIUNE SENIURS IUNE SENIUR ALDRICH, PATRICIA fPzItj A good time is where you End it. ALLEN, IOYCE Uercej It adds a precious seeing to the eye. ALLISON, IABIES CAbHCfD ln my Solitude. ALlNI.AN, ELAINE The very flower of youth. ANDERSEN, LOUISE Qpeepj Alike to all czml liked by all. ANDERSON, LOIS fADdyj A fortune in a wOman's eyes. ANDERSON, MARG.ARET CMugSj YVQ find her a very congenial School-nvate. ANDERSON, PIIYLLIS IOAN QPhylbej Never a dull moment, ANDERSON, PHYLLIS JUNE fPhilj Diligence is the mother of good fortune. ANR, CLEORGE QDukej He freshly and rheerfully asked how man Should kill time. ASHBACI-I, BERNARD fSnipej Man and Superman. ASHBACH, CLARENCE QBl:1ckiej Second lo mme, ASP, FLORENCE QFIOSSICQ A lass of quiet way. AUNE, EVELYN QBIQICIQICQ Her care was never to offend. BARBER, ANN fBarbiej As 11 likable girl, she is above par. BECKLIAN, RAYDIOND QRayj He wears the rose of youth upon him. BEHRENDT, LA VERNE fVernj Both pure and good is She. BERGEN, LOUISE QBOOIDD D'Louely. BERGQUIST, RUTH flilergyj By her singing shall you know her. BERSET, DAWN fSunsc-:tj Pep and personality personiied, BISCHOFF, MARY IO QBiShj On committees she shall work, and we know she doesrft slzirk. IUNE SENIURS IUNE SENIURS BISHOP, LYLE fBishj Faint heart nuurr won falr lady. BLOOLIQUIST, LEONE QLGCD You'll sue her laughing and gou'Il know she's all fun. It's bwn some time since school books and I met. BRANDT, BILL Nedj YVQ love him stillgthc Stiller the better. 4 BUSSEY, ROBERT Cljrofessorj Sturt your Own circus. BUTLER, NINE Forhgcr-mc-not. CAPISTRANT, LUCILLE QCappiej Spry and sporty, C.ARLETOX, EDVVARD CCarlj The html of hearts. BOLL, ED QNickieQ CARLSON, ANNE CAnuabe1lej Pictures huuc Zhrir charms, sn hath tht' artist. CARLSON, x7ERNON CPeauutsj Small to grvulcr matters must givsu uwuy, C,XSPER, DOUGLAS CDOugj Oh, wlwru, Oh. :L'hurv. has my littln Doug gone, CECERE, Snlxxx' Publlc Opinimn. CHENEVERT, PAUL Indcpondvncc, CIYIIQISTENSON, ALLYN QAU :X pleasing disposition. QCOuntj CLEBIENT, IEAN CClcmj YOu'r 0L'cz'yth1'11q you ought, and nothing that you ough COLE, IABIES QRedj You CHU ULLCI' LUUY. CONNOR, IANIES Uimj The wcaring of the grin. COOK, DOROTHY A silly symphony. CORBETT, VVILLIABI QCOrbj W'Orry and I have never met. COTE, VERLE QMOusej Rhozzdvs to aducnturfn CCoOkiej CROET, GEKJRGE QFLIFIUCID ibut hc gels umumt. IUNE SENIURS IUNE SENIURS Swevlness and light. CROSBY, GARTH CGarsbyj CURRIE, ELBRID Necessity has no law, CUAIBIINGS, GORDON One of those willing workers. GE Sing away sorrow' cast away care. DAHLBERG, RUIDKJLIJI1 CRudyj Man the unknown, IDAHLSTROBI, BERNICE fTOOtsj Fair as lhe clay and always gay. DALE, DOROTHY CDOrtj D Neat, not gaudy. E Luc, FRANK fSp11ghcttiD Playing as if the Devil drove him. DEVINE, W1LLIA'xR1 QAudyj A friendly smile muhes one wcrtlz-while. IDORIIANO, NICK I Once admillerl, IO my shame. lhat foolhall was a bratal game, because she hulex il. DOUGLAS, IOHN Happy go lucky. DOUOLASS, ZANNA fSquez1kj Blonde bombslzell. DOWDEN, BOB CDOWdyj A page from ljsquz'z'e. DOXVLING, DOROTHY QD. DQ En A lion thusiusm and energy plus willingness. DURIDA, IOSEPH fDirty IOQ amongst ladies is a most dreadful thing. EARSLEY, VVAVA CWZIVCD A very merry lass wlwse presence lnriylztened every class. Like Lil ELLIOT, ROBERT EKSCEN, HELEN Qliggiej Lady of fashion. IEICHHORN, LUCILLE UO Ioj tle Jack Horner, she frequents the comer. Manners and rnndesly are this genllernan's keys. ELLIS, ELAINE fLeLaniej Plenty of rhythm to tickle her toes. ENGSTRULI, LEE Qlailacsj 1t's good to live and learn. IUNE SENIURS IUNE SENIURS BRICKSON, DE ETTE QDGCQ Conieninvunl hears ilx flmrmx ERICKSON, GORDON QGordyj His silver snarling lrimvpvt bvgmru to rhiilu, EIINEST, BETTY QBetsyj Sugar and Apice and f'L'eryIhinq EYBERG, STANLEY Qlcej A gfig-hi-Izrlul ifoulh. FEIDER, BEVERLY Be mtv, V 11's wiser being good than bad: 11's safer being! muah :han Heron. FELICETTA in all-around follow, FORD, NEAL Answer mu in one Iuoril. , TONY fAuthO1Iyj FRANK, LERYJX' QPGC Wcej A Iittlc nonsense now and then is relished bu Ihe best of mvn. FRIBERG, VIRGINIA fGi1Iuyj I dream of Ginny wilh the light brown hair. CJAARDER, ROGER fRogJ .Winglv I1 111110 folly with your Luisdorn, GARDEN, EYELYN CLy1 The pIuy'x the lhing. 1115 CEARDON, EBIBIA QEmj YVith I1 heart of gold, GILLESI'lE, IDELBERT QGIIHIIQ Life is whiz! you make ilg I prvfrr IO make it inlcrcstinq. GOULD, TOM Lure 51-18 lighlly on his shouliivrx, CQRINDER, DOUGLAS QOrgzmj YVomz1n'x home companion. H,XGER, EDITH QEdj Such joy arnlution finds. H.'XGER, VIOl.A The force of her Own nwril makes her way. HANSON, R1CT'I.AR13 Handsome ix as Hanson dovs. HARYEY, MARGARET QPegj She's good to look at ana' better to know. HAURI'fZ, VERNON CVOHD Fair and square and round aboul. My nature is subdued. HEATH, ELAINE IUNE SENIURS HERRALA, HILNIA For het future we never fearg shefs proved her worth at Mtzmhull here. HERRINC3, BILL QFIshj Wzth qulps and jokes he breezes along. HEYERDAIIL, EIIIZABETII fLizzyj Her modesty hides grua! worth. HODGRIAN, RIGI-IARIJ fDickj Vfalch for the laurels hls nunvc wzll HKJFFBIIXN, URBAN Qpoker bring, Herbj I-le's I1 capable fellow. likable, too. HOGAN, GORDON CBLICD The whgfs una' whercfurefs worry me not. HOLSEX', IOAN fPiukyj Flaming youlh. I-IOMPLAND, RUTH QRuthiej ll is well to think Iuellg it is even lu-ller IO aft well. HOVDE, XRZILLARD QBiIIgOj Anyone would be lucky to be his HOVE, MARJORIE CM21fgb pal. I-'ls lhey used to say, spick and span neu HUGI'IES, RICHARD fDickj He's a quiet man, but wha! a man. IENNINGS, MARION Decided in all her view 9. IOHNSON, DOROTHY QDOQ YVisIlom is better than ruhies, IOHNSON, ED CHOnest Iohnj Ana' tltereby hangs the tale. IOHNSON, M.AIlC.ARET flgabej XYithin her silent chambers treasure lzes. K.AIN, MARIIAN QM21fCD The joker Of the puelz. KEEHAN, IANICE Sweet and low. KING, M.ARGUERITE fMurgj A queenfto correspond with her KLINE, GEORGE CDOCJ This is snea- KLINE, ROY CBudj grind this is the olher. KNOWLES Vvlhat a lim-I , VVILLIAAI QBIIIJ IUNE SENIURS KUIIN, NIARIORIE CQ? YVhar should we do but have a gum! time? KURRTXSCIYI, IQENNETH QKeunCyj Bull I for comforl but mul for spscd, LTXBRIE, EINAR QBUCD Thurds nmru to lzfc than one Ihinks. LALONE, GORDIJN Hy kan-ps hrs lhoughls lo hlmsclf. LARsoN, LARRY CLLIYSD LEEGARD, ARLIE L 114' knows morc Ihan hv 311115. LEDDING, M,AR'1'PI.X lmlu-J thc lop of allnzzrumm. loot loom and fancy l'rw. EXVIS, IRAN QWeiuerj lfm' wary qmusllun sho has lm an.sLUnz': for mu-rg answcr. 41 why. LIND, STEXVART CStewyj As Jlnzffw shall I bv. LINIJBZJE, XVILLI.-XXI CBHU A hrmght Luzthuul armor LTNIJER, ROSALIE QTOUTSJ In url she Tlulh cxcwl, L1N11sETH, RUTH Qlluthie Bugj 1JlmmLzrn fmnux llrsl. LUNG, P.xTR1c1A QBolz111dj FLz1rx1vr ami punslvr. LOUFER, JULIA Uudyp I-In sl!-'vvcu is suflfuzml pruim, LOVEGREN, AUGUST' QFroggiej l'1s zhv mlm! lhal nzakux Ihr holly rzch. LUCAS, LEROY QLukej I drmm mu much, LUNIJBERKJ, EXELYN fRustyj Castlus in thc uit. MMS, RUT11 Qpeggyj Fun and I go ham! in hand, M.ADSFN, EARLENE To msn arwrhcfs hefzrwfzrlu' ls to forgul om s :mn NITXKINITSCJN, AUJREY flvludgiej 'l hr Dvllgylytfu' to lmmc. M.AR'1'IN, MANS CIVIQICD lighl lhu! Ixus In uorwzanls ogcx. I U N E S E N I U R S M.A'fTI-IEWS, KEDRIC cCdSZ111OV3D No Iongvr timid is hu. A grown man his zurnsd out to be. MATTSON, ARLENE CFriskyj Be happy wbili- you cangthafs my motto. MCCLENDON, IOHN HQ aims high and always hits the mark. MCCLINT'OCK, FRANK fFlitj Ambition, brains, wisdom, poise- he zlovs a lot without much noiss MCCl3LI.UAI, EDGAR QEdj Rhapsody in Rhythm. IVICDOWELL, ANNE QDimmiej Wlhcn dum- by hur, 'tis dorzv well. MCINTOSH, IEAN QMackiej In hcr 'twas nalural to plcasc. MCNAUGHTOk', ELIZABETH QEHZQ My skstrh pad and I. MCNOLTi', CZARRIF One blucfcguzl daughtcr of Erin. MENNING, ROY MEX'ERS, Nearly M IEREK, MX'1iRE, Knowlcdgc is power. MEH'ER, CHARLES Cflhuckj To be or not lo hcfrz hcrmit. MEYER, RUTH fRuthicj Vim, Vigor, and Vitality. DONAI.D fDOuj Rvady, willing, and able, MEYERS, GLENDON QGIGOD killed Once by a train fof thoughts going through his hcadj. NIIEREK, NEI.L1E QNCH Dark with cxcusiue bright. ROSE A merry maid and unafraid. MILLER, BUDD Little man - what now, MOKJIKE, MYXRS' IANE Dark nycs. ROBEIKT Qliobj Bvwarc of Ihr: quim' fellow. NELSEN, PHYLLIS Qffleopatrzlj Tha! wirming way. NELSIDN, M,ARG,'XRE1' fMargiej Essuncu Of swcctness. CCl11dCfC1lL1D IUNE SENIURS - IUNE SENIUHS M ,:q., A 31 52' E NELSON, RODNEY CNCISQ ldwtlmzf tht' rwlz. NIELSEN, KENNE'1'I'I fNiC1eej Smilu cz Luhilmf. OLAXFSIBN, L3xR'l'lII'R fkrtj ,Xrt tk, tm .Krt tlucs it, fJI'DAHL, MARGARET fA1llI'gC7 Cmnt! mzlutc ts .1 virtue, 'X OSMUNUSON, RUTH Q0ssiej Ciuttrtlmn Of Azuuvtrvcss. OWENS, VVILLIAXBI fliillj Clzut-rful um! ruutlu to do hrs bzt. PAINE, EUNICE f!E.Ll11iCj In mllgfv tup flfrurur lttmlhs the bubblr' jug, PEARSIJN, IVIARION fMure'j .Vtmm'quz'n. PETERSEN, EVELYN QPQLGD A gay blow! who tx txlzuuys good at mtcrttzintng a cruauti. PETERSON, EARL Qljctej lfull of fun um! mischi.-f. tum, .lump things he shutzltlrfz .I PIIILLIPS, PARRY CPCLIFD .Hath took mu. PILNEY, RtALPII ,hm at Hn- tm PLOLMEN, PHILIP QPIOWJ 'I hv .xtttlu ts th. mtm lvimsolf. POIILXND, DIOR fLOIlgJOhl17 Wlrm I grrmu' up. POSTIIURIUS, EDXIUND Cpostieb Mm of tulunl mv mm for the oftusfon. POXYLEY, DON.AI.1J QDOIU .N t-wr auttlrmzt J smzle. PFGII, EDGAR fljugj Ihuue u ht-url :wth mom VH' every fog. RARIG, BARBARA fliutchy Barbj She gave Ilngltmtl 11 glimpse Of the Amc'rIcan Girl. RAYXER, PATRICIA fliluckicj lun, frivmilu, tum' fascinating. REISINGER, 'TIIELBIA ffhellcyj Why wwf: when fun ran bc had? RHOADES, CHESTER Qilhetj A Vcrlt'-u.'1mI of love. IUNE SENIURS - IUNE SENIURS RlPI'EIl'I'lDN, LYNIAN CRipj Thu umllunmn from down xourlr. ROBBINS, BE'1 1'Y Qliobbiusj Thv liglillrrk frzl-ml is her bow. ROMAN, Ijlmxxlum QECU 1 I am r1mm:r'fIz uf all I surucgf. R0'1'TSCIIAEFER, WIILLIAXI Clerryj The wfmls and waves un' ufnumfx un lhw Shiv of flu' uhlui ruzczmzmrw. RYAN, FRANK fDLl-G3YUblCl'5 Cin' mc thc lad Luhrm- happy Izfc is ons purpcluul grin. RYCHLEY. HEI.EN Suzfmzx um! cumcst. S XNDE, ROBERT CSandyj By my I' L11' th, ln' rx curry v LL'1' fl and sm!-r'!:'fu:x , SANIQER, PHOEBE I le 4-4' p rv1L 1 lfmuqhls to rugs.-If. S.xN1mEusoX. l3,xRBAxRx Chmdf 'wx ul' .impmition. S,xNno, HEIKSCHEL CI-Iershcyj All hm wzmvzwx an fricmls. SCANLAN, BERYL fBilliej :U lumw dum -so do I. Sn:11,xl'1s. BETTY Smuzl Inu! wnxfhfu. SCHBI.-XLZBAUER, IOSEPIIINE U03 'lkmu Jnul friumllg, SCHl'L'I'Z. RL'ssEL CTCJITID Cams mm! 11 pm mlm! lhuu said ur' mmf E '- SCfJ'l I', XV11,L1.xx1 A fri.-ml lu uurrgomk SEEra.xc:1 I, LYDIA fCurl A- vu pw' yy v , SEYx1oL'1a, CI.x'1'lIE1x1xE Kuyj How dull 11 LL'fwul.I hu mn! In .slums m uv SHELDON, Hoxxpxlzlx Howie Hu pulx hzfx .alwumffrlw In thu lclvrrl, SIIEIJIIERD, X7vIXE'1 I'X QW'i1micj ' Sum m mu.-1 us unu Lf SIELUNP, TED Qflommodorcj Happy ami gagf--Y-Luv all lrlav lun: -'hr stzilzrs Lu limi mmf. SMITH, IE.XNXE'I 1'E Unuj Angllmrg In hc obliglng. :vein f' , .3 IUNE SENIUHS - IUNE SENIURS S x wk' 3, SORENSOY, DON CSorriej .Yu um- Imfmzcx what hu can do 'III hc Irius. SoliCY, LORAINE QSouj 'I 1: In- Iilzm' bu ull lhis ago um! flag is Ihc h1'g1hrst complinzmr we can pug. SOUTH, WILI1.'XIlIJ QBHIQ II.- A mrs you right, SPARRMV, LIJXYXRIJ flidj Iianls uf L1 fuutfnr flock zrnaflhur. Slxxkkow, MAkL'RICE QSputsoj Ohf cfIm'ImzQ nulht. Ihcuu :svn VJOI nmllu fur slumlznr. STEINER, MARGARET CMargj A bil of sunshimn S'1'EIfIueNsoN, CIEURGE fStevej Of ul! IIN Imlf In is lhc fairest. and liurzdnlfgf lhu rczrmt. S'1'Re.ND, EAIIL QGublej I Imw wftm rl-Lmffvfl my speech. but nm'-'r mu szlumu. STR.xL'c:1-1, ROBERT Qljobj ,I In' -,gifs Iwvqr II. SFXIJ, B,xkB.xk.x fliurbj 'I Irv wry pmh of pcrfuflirm, SwAxNsoN, lou QYU YQ ISL-LrL'u.1, SXYEXDSEEN. l3.xrus.xR.x Qliurbj IJJJIL .um Luft. phaskznr In mlm. SXYEXSUN. JUNE QSisj Sly' H pfppu. Lux, um! glugl. Swouslu, CILIFFURD frfiluj 'I muhlf m-Lx-1' cmncs my Luau. TEIGEN, SAXRMI QSymanthiej K'z1'ufz!p. T1-I1l.1,x1AxN. .XKIBRUSE f,'Xmbyj IIN' Inv-Ig .haf or Qlmp. VIQIIUXISOX, S1-11R1.Ex' CLCCD 'I'rusf I'ruJIou.'5 hur uwmiw, THUFTEDAI., LUIS CTootsj Is 11115 Inn ur jus! Iran-'.x first Hash in yuulh? ToL'n.xNc:EAxI', ARTI-1L'R CArrj I .iid it wzlh Wy IIHII' fumvru. L'1:N1.xN, NVAXLTER QVVultj I'Iuzk mid puck. VAN CEORDON, IRAN fDutchyj U.mf1'f1 1 mu wx! curly hufr, hUrc's your Luurrvzrznz. mum, buwarel RIUNE SENIURS ' IUNE SENIURS WAGNER, FRED fl-Tritzj The log rrumpct. WALRATH, PORTIA fPOrj She shall have music wlzercvcr she goes. Gel in lllcrc and pitch. WEBB, :NIARILYN QWebbj .Wurrylin we toll along, WEE, AARON A case of quality, not quantity. NO lcgacy is so rich as honesty. WEISSER, DONALD fZiuOj Some are wmzrhor-wisr, somf' arc orhcrwiw WESCOTT, WELLS fliugsj Como, qumch your blushvx. VIR only pick on follows our own sizc. WILCOX, HOXVARD fHOwiej Those long, long uJords+whar do thcy mmm? WIL1'SEY, M.ARVIN QMarvj A molhcrls pride. a fulhefs joy. Capable. comfortablc, uml conscimlious. WITTICH, FRED CDOpej Tho Dipsy Doodlu. VVRIGI-IT, NORMAN Sing somclhing simplv. Thu spirit of success is constancy to purpose. YOUNG, Rf3BER'f,A QBCHQ Whal ZAYCHECK, FRANK fCheCkj Beginning of thu mil. Euun Mankato couldnlz' sulvdur lwr. WEBB, IACK QMickeyj WE1GT, GLAADYS Gladj WIDSTRONI, EUGENE lWhitiej VVITCIIER, CSEORGE Qliutchj VVRONSKI, STANLEY lStzmj ll SCYISL' Of hLll77O!', MILLEIQ, IDOROTIIY DOO LEVOIR, CLIVE QQuiblej KIHILGREN, VERNON Ycs, I haw a lvrothvr. He was not of an age, but for all time lHHlUR 5UClElY ' HUHUR El l 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 H1 ll l2 l3 january l938-Honor Students , Mary Thomas ...,...... 3 Valcdzclorian . Ruth Hcnrici .... . 2 Salutalorzan . Verna Carlson .....,.. 2 , .lean Russ ,,.,,, 2 . Alice Vklcndell . .. . ,. 2 . Eugenie Schnciderhan . . . . . ,Z . Loretta Allan ., Z . Margaret Blasing , . 2 . Marerxe Borrcson . . .2 . Mary Slade , . . 2 . Anne Jackson , . . 2 . Ethel Longley ,,,, . ,2 . Anna Mansour . ., ,Z Manucl Saavedra Miriam Butlur , ..... ,. , . Beatrice Sacridur june Honor Students Julia Loufck . .. Valcdicrorian Vcrlc COlC ..... Valvdiclorian Bill Rottschaefer ,,....... . Salularorian Annc McDowell lOul of 'liownf lirank McClintock Sianlcy XX'ronski Shirlcy Thomson :Nw UUIETY 7, Evclyn Garden .. ,.. ...2,6 8 Dorothy Mae Johnson . , 2.35 9 l,ydia Secbach .., . .,.2.5-lf lO Catherine Seymour . . 2.52 ll Audrey Magnuson .. .25 l2 Plorcncv: Asp . . .25 13 livclyn Pctcrscn . . .,2.5 14 Martha Ludding ,. ...2.5 l5 l.aVcrnr Behxcndl .. , , .Z.45 l6 Lyman Ripperlon , . ,2.4 l 7 Barbara Sanderson . . ...2.4 lli Phyllis June Anderson. . . , ,239 lf? Robert Busscy .., .,.Z.35 20 .lean Mclntosh .,. ,,.2.35 Zl John Mcfflendon . . . . . 2.31 22, Mary Jo Bischoff. ... ,.,2.3 23 Phyllis Joan Anderson . , 2.3 Honor Society Members from january Class BACK ROW: Eugmiu Vin' Sclzneillc'rl'mn, ,Var- aarur Bluuna. Cflallifs Lund, ,llizzam liutlvr, Varna Cfarlxon. flnn Jackson, .-llzuu lllfmlcll. FRONT ROW: lfllvul Lonalua. .llarcnv Borrcson, Churlolzl- Quiaallu J-'an Russ Mara Tlaomcs, ,llarg Slullv. Rulh Hunricz, lwrcila alllun, NOT IN PICIURV: ,lnna Xlrmsrnur. ,llanuul Saa- i'i'clr.l, Honor Society lifililx ROW: Hoiu.fr.l lldlcux. lfzcll lllrgnar, , lranl: llfClinIoclz, lwlm! Bizssvil. Dirk ,lr1ilcr- son John .lna'vrson, .Slanluu ll ronxlvl. MIDDII ROXY1 l L'vlun Ilu3ur.san, Siva Elf. Ann .lluDoiui-ll. Xl'1'llz'am Iinllsclmufcr, Vnrlu Cora, Lifrlia Swlvrzclv. liazlyliwn C afnnnngs. IIRST ROW: Julia Loufplf llorvmi' flsp. Lal'urr7L' liulvri-mll, Fzwlim Ciarilcn, .fa SI Jrlw Thunwson, Halen Pziflc, f'athu1'lnl' Scgfnzoiu. Honor Society, Elected April, l938 BACK ROW: Lyman Rippurlon, John JlcCl0mlon, Rzclvard Hodgman, Barbara Jordan. Hcnry Nlonril- lon. Barra Dewar, l.i1nl'1'ml .Sacrz'rlur, Falla Pctcr- son. lflzzablfllv Caflnaras, Rolwrl Von llchrun, MIDIDI I5 ROW: Bl-lla Rimlvluns. Lcnoru Arr:hz'balll, Rzla Trvllsl, ,llarmrru Pomuroil, Joan llclnlcnxh, Bull: lznqvr, Palriczu long, Jann Haugen, Louisa flnrlurson. Brzrlmriz Samlnson, Butyl Cimninglzam, l.Ors l.ul7ma11. l'IRS'l' ROW: Marg Jo Bfsclwff. flnn Bafbcr, Dor- othy Johnson, Jrannc Bcnson. Gladys rlbrahamson, .llarjorzc Ji-lrnulaml, Plvullzx June rlmlvrson. Phal- lis Joan flmlurscm, Eilrllr Haafr, flrlhur Von illulirun, HUIHE HUUIHS ' HUIHE RUUIHS Mr. Olsen -12B 1 'nb f ' - f 1 ' ' f. rub. Ii. .hmuwrr 'Mmlrwr I: IS rr R. I'9L1.xru1i, I. Ifruurn E, fI.uI7:c1n1s II. CIuuA xur. H. frullirriurrm IS, fz1r'v:rM1I7c1rr' 5, IIa- Iury. Ii. I'IImm1rLf O, In!! IJ. f'f.1mI1uz:.' I.. III.r- 'rww X. ls IIzrI'Ivzo.?z IJ. Ilw? I. Iimimnr' IC II.1IvImIzf. I., fI4wI7r1xrfr7 XY. Jnlmvw I1 I.nxm1Uf I. I I mmml I.. Lufmlrd I., I.uI7rm1r' I. Lurrxh, Ii 'AIN uullu X. Unfkuflmfl II. .XIIIIIVHH AI. I'us- Izufturknf I. I4 Sunil Il, .Wmrvm B. .Shu Jx. If . . ,, ,- Smmk IJ Nwvanur Il .Mnmru :L M.Ilr. Mr. Patrick -12B A. I.. .-Krclvzbuld I, Iiufh--W'1:q. II. Iivrqufurvr I. Churwurl Il. llyrzsu-mm. If Clnmhuxr, S. II! f. I runs -S. fvulzilml Ii. Cumulzk, XI. I-Inwlrmd JI. Jammu. H. .Ionlrm II. Im11'41n IJ Iirwvhh. IC. I.ur.xm1 I. .'NIrfkuLzIu1f. J. .V5Quar- '11 O. I'41rwm H. IHIIQ. 5,. Rzmr .I. Iiuarmflm. IP. .Sdmznonm fr. 5I7vIdmv. P. I. Xrmllr. B. SIVIP- rrmv: II, Tcyllafxnm I.. Vlmrvr. Miss Stanton -12B H. .fhnir mum. R. Ch Crkrflmplmm I fswrmm, C.. f,h4'rI1rvsIax4. H. Chung I. Ilmcmrwy. V. Ilzawz. I. Duffux Ink um: II. Haus. I.. Husvr. IJ, Ilfzrsrad, XY. K umx XI. Inwlwrrs. Iz, .Xlugxlflmi IJ. I'f1r:J, XY. Pu Imrmflu. H. I'-nrt Cf. Ruxmnleo ll, Smuyulm. 1 lung, IS. Van Cmnlmz. F. Wuszznu. IX, WIIIH-'In Miss Skalbeck -12B I' .'V1frzII7 Ii. Arwiwrsrm IC. I5.wruur.Nn Cf Iirvfu li. C uuamu IIJI7 IX, Cxurvzmmzlx In Ihmulxcm Inwrmrr. R. Iurrvuw XI. funn! IJ. Cfrun Ilumluml, N. IILfcI1 Ii. fIuI7n.xur7 .U Ixcllfllms X Kf..m'F XX' Klummlr I Iimfumvlq I Immffl-Ilmu R. I.u:1 I i. .Xlulrrm A. .Vurulc I. Hmxrmr' II. X-Uuzrrmv I. .Xn.xIu'. A. l'II1!41I1m :L Iffsm IQ. ICmuwIII I. I'rIu:. '. X. Mnm'.'rr J. Szulzsm' I. l,'rf.': mon. IQ. Hfmr. M. ffuf'rmIr1r. J. fkhup HUIHE RUUIHS ' HUIIIE HUUIIIS Miss Turnquist - HA I IS. -- fi ' J' I5 Iiw' ..., ' I In .:'1. II. 91: 1-'N 1 imcvs I 1.g. : ' I I :ww I' L.1,'f-u' N I fkgqfmffx :C I. II.'.',1ls I II I, I'xz.Js: .V .1.. ID Iwvf-My f 1 luv- I Jw- X H.1N:. wu' II Kfshw fx I '..' I I' .-v I in J HI ,IQ I1 ,Q HX M pf xp.. X, gf X .l.,X ,. r x X. IP- - V- 4 I ..1 IW 'AJS' K U. NI 5 ' Mass Boyson - HA IQ Xuuzmiwwr f, f.uIx IS, XI. fI71:fl- If Imvvm I lrmlcwu XI, I-kms.-1 H. Cf.-f'.1.i.-I: I Ci1lm1u.J I. iuzvvwz fI, Ilvmimwv H fIuI1'ww NI. Iwmywn S. ImIwwv, Il. Ixwlu Ii, I.41vv.1Il1-N IQ 1.:m1'v'mi IQ. Inmlmw V. ,Klum A. XIVUII Il .Vur,Iz:u, N. X..'swr, IP. .Y.fru1w, ,XI, ,Y.uJs.':', I U'.Y:J XI. I'mm'rmI. I'. Ifrvrvwln IQ. I3.vIv.Iv I Sllvvmfl, IS, Siurrp, IQ, Simrp XY. .Ylwrm-:' .I, Sinus I.. IummI:rw 5. Szuxwz, fI, WIIINIH' CI. XX':mwI:- Mr. Ostrander - HA Ii. ,X:v,2.m'.:'.r Cf, Iiusnf. .L Bxmfswv, I VIII xv? XVI IQ 5, Cv7r.1'v.- If.IJ11ms JK, IJ.-lv!!-pn Cv. Inrrvw: B, Im, I.. I'JwIu':'41 K, fIrIwwf' Ix I vI'f'mH I, IL1I:Qzs fl. IMN4' lQ,l..u1ams XI, .XIIII ll. ,XI w1.II-If' IQ. ,XIL,I7r.L-7I.I IQ. Ylulfsnv' IJ, III .XIV IJ. IK!.mw IV, I'.1w I, I'f4s1 I5 Rxlugf Rum? NK. Y.1v'.i.'7.'Jy. II. XI7uv1muIww X, .X:v':.1.1I Cf, NJ.:7Iu'w.w IC. Sfvxgrzi. IJ. Iimzm' I. 'II-I Is :Jw w' I, I1 .v C U LJJXIV. Miss Reeve - HA I x M , ,X ,5 , , I ,,..... I 'W 'I II..,' I I ' 1 ' :....:x . N ' I 'I 1 I I x I N, ll N' I Nix: I .X .J HUIHE RUUIIIS Q HUIHE RUUIHS Mr. Satter - HA , . I Ill I. Iiullauw. XI. Busuuull, D. Curlwn. .XI. bln-rv.-V uvrt. IJQI. Cfftrzwrufz IS. Ifmjrr. I', I7rmsuII .X ffunzalur. I. Glzznunv, P. I-I.1h.'rm.m, J. Huugw, CT. Hm.f.'. IC. Ilmhmgl. R. Icvlvrtxcm. I'. Kuwrruq. I Iimusu. I.. Iirmff. J. lxrmf. D. I..mg!u1x, B, Lmj' Ilurq I. .Xlullmu VI. .XIuImI. IX. .X47I1m. W. UI3r1.'rl J. Ijznrrp. IC. IQm'm!I7 J. IQnI7mwn. I. .Slhnlnr I5 I . I , . . . .Sfwm 1.. Smfzh, 5. .3m.7zszvu.l Ii. .Suurzh A. Suurth X. .Sw.1r1I:z. I.. Suwlxrv L. L mlurv, I'. XX U., If':In'1.1 IQ, W'1Iwf. Miss Drage - HA Ci. fwrufmnzxun. HY. qhlunzx. H. Agnms, C., An' Jvmurz, IP. I5uzIu1f, II. Iiahur. II. 15.111, ll. ISN?- fmgvr. R. Iiurq. B. Bbwnz, II. Ii1vm'hIrq, IZ. Cor. hott. IJ, Cullum. B. Duuur. KI. Iluoruuuh. IQ. In!- warxkz, D. Jufzrmm. T. K.-Ilur, IQ. Kofxtud. P. .XII- Kmnq, I.. .Xlvzialun I. .YmIu. P. .Xwxlu-rf. I.uIQ. P01r7I1Ir, ff. Iiaslvussczl IC. Iiumzussvn, I. I?ohu1'IS. y 1 w J. Imam, I. Ixyclwm L. Sufzulur. If. Samlur, II Sl:-umxmv, .XI. Swumlmlvr. 'l. Mr. Carlson -- IIB II. B'oL'IvuLUzuI:. I.. Iiuylv. M. Bray. XI, A. Busdi. H. Cfurhflt. H, Du fhvglvlrz, N. Eaglv, Ifuruxurr. E. Iohnsmv, H, ,loI'ms4m. I.. Jcnlvnson, M. Jwlmsrm. V. Iuhnsfm. If. Kzlchrsluf, JK. M, Kuhlf mmm, A. Kraus. VI. Iuudrrdulv. V. .Uansouu J, .UUIIZ R. Ynlswn. L. O.xhor11u. Ii. Oxlhurg, I. Pam- Iiufh, H. PWM, xl. Qurgglr, If Ifwsv. I., RIz4m:IUS, I-'. .8'mm.'mv. K. Sfmwrs. R. Sprung. C. Sfwwzs. H, X:Uar'wr'. S. 'I'I7uzs.'zm. H, W'1!Iw1uxIr1, XY. Wvolfv. Mr. Burmeister - I IB IS, :XJ'r1pxmrU II. HMI. I.. Iiunjwry, .L Iimnf, 15. Iirmfgf, S. fizvslu. IJ, Ifuuns. Iz. Frans. Cl, fimzzm, W. Iiuimnulz, If. Immymnl I., Stwllu, IJ. I.m'Imw.uod. .'X. Urllrr, R. O'II.u'a I.. Ulwn. .L I'uIIIou'sI2z. I. S1,UmIIh'1'tI. AI. SLUHM C, XVLIIQ7, fi. Wlziiw IJ. Wzgfwfzfm' R. Wzlnlwr. HUIHE RUUIHS ' HUHIE RUUIHS Mrs. Francis -- HB 1. :Yum U, Hxulwr l!.ff1.H ly. 11:11:41 .V. .X lim mm .H IDL lu: H. Ihwmnlw lk. lvl! M. lmnfm H. Cum-I H. Cfmnlzuplls f. Hudamr ll, U. ffuufww IJ Juhmw: l,,lc1f7rlwr' D. Kuhfvfl H. lmchfu :L fxf..f1m.xl:1 AI. Kunz I-1 1..mu' J-:H I l,L1r7 l'. .wwiffus ll, .Uafxzfrlnu ff .Xfwra hmm' li, Xfrmrn' .XI l':.:n:. IJ. Hush! Xl. Hmm: AK Mfprzm'-r JK. VVUJIL f, SIUYMJQ H lwLm'LL1 fi, N .14 fnrvww X. Ulm Mass Dahl A I fy k . ' ' f , ' , Ov 15. . Lawson - IOA f ' A ,. ,- ,Q ,, J Ln' . Y' M ij. ,,.. I ff f fr' '..:wz . , ,. f 3 1 , , , . Q , , Abau 'H M -V, f vp. I H.. 4 lf', xy . X w x x ' f. Lx Y. -. Mr. jones -10A fx, -xwfmw ls. .xmfw 1. ,xf-mx N, .-uf. 1 ILM.: IQ. limb.: IJ Mfgum R. Hui R, Hu f I lS.:5.wv:.Iuir1. .'X. Haul XY. lizrlulur-lf IJ. www IJ, Cizrlanv IS, Cfw-rv li. Cmffniv C.. mmzmm. H. In-ul fl. 1.11m I, f1IJw.wf. I. mlur H, 0:11 U' l'fnJ51!-1' lmll. llursfmi ll, fm IQ, lH:.zx.m M. IQg1fJu'L., 12, bdwmil, S.fvu'.w A, Mxvrl. R, 1. Sfwrir IJ. 811511. IJ. L Www L . Ynmhfumrf ITL H n1.'rw.: I, XM1.:'x: ,U XX UM 1. Yf1z:m' HUIHE HUUIHS HUIHE RUUIHS Miss Liedl - 'IOA R. .-Xmlvrsorv, :L fXn7umisrJ1'1. L. Balm. R. Bald win V. Balsam M. Henson, M, Bulhvrux, I. Huck. H, liurfusrm, A. C'rz'vrv, B, J, lzllzs, ll. Ifnmns, S. Galgslv, B, Halirr. I. Ilouluml. IS. llunrzxclzvr. K. lvnklnx G. vluhvvwrz, J. Kausal. lj, Kwuglv. D. Kz'u1u'1'. XV. Kzrmuml, B. Klum J. Luslzu. R. I.mr'x'S l'. Lulumf, H. .Uarasuk H, Upcluhl. 12.11.117 nwr, I., Ruuzuzllr L. Roh. I.. Sthxwvm K, Smith. R, Vzulu, l', funrrju' Lf Znlunlwcfe, Miss Trumble - IOB H. .fXn4,u'I T. And.-rson. M, .flusrzn IS, liurrzs. D. Boulcll, C . Burns, L. L'L'L'rul1. Ci, fmuid R. Haus J. Hurnlvq, S. llunson, R, Kamal. R, Lu'- ursw. fi. .Wd-'adds-ri. E, Mfliag. R. .Vorlvnxorn K, OL-fflmg D. Pulmcr, M. Raulm, IQ, Rofncrs, G. Rudusril, M. Schmfdz, B, Soulh M. Swcnsnm, J. Wflsrm. CI. Wahlqurst, Cf, Wruhluskz W. Wfzlhur. Miss Legate - 10A V U, J. .-Hlhrzgfvl LLIY. .Xmlursmr H, liuhruu' 5. ling, N. Bfrglurwv P. Bwrgzgrvr' J. l5:'un3.1run Q D. Hull.-r Y. CIM, Q. llngullwra, IQ. L. Guzzxtud ll. Crizuzvluml, ll. flummv. 17. Jwlrfmwrt, F. Job Alun L. I.m'uIuu. L. l.usIwr, D. I..-vrdmrr, IJ, Lwr .1wn. Cf. l.uuq.'n, Y. Imwv, R. Imgzmwlzz U, ,NIC llmzgufl T. llmw. IS, Rvws ll. J, Szhufwr, .U Yunuuuf. I. SLIM-h!w:n! Y, Smzwli 1., 5'1uwnw S. Suh11ru.i K. l!'urn'1m U. 'luL?rur. li. XX'nrm'r Y. Wflrwu. Miss Stevning - IOA J, Aslybfzcfz. J. liluulinmn, X, Bmulzx 1'. L.-r mx, It C,h1zx!ur'.xur1, S. Ldwv, lx. Hunxrm JY, ltvr- srm, H. 'lr1I1rvsur7. fi. Krallkr. lf. Hurlzux, R, Hull' fum! Y. .Ylornu IJ, Uutxmv, R. Ymlwv, D. Xulxrm R. Pvlurmm, Il. l'z!m'y, R. Polvhzrui. V. l'war.xu17 H. I'luclz. CI, Rong, A. Ranfmfr, I. lQur'r1zrrg. R Snmlslud, R. Slclplvs. CYP, Siam' ff, .Str1rwlu1u', S. Sfmfh, 1-1. lm.-n, J. ug. cs. V., lm-.1 x. wm- mm, R. Wdlfm-rx. I.. Snpamlvz, 'w . ' '1 .. 1w1rn 11. . '.1 11, ' 1: . 1! . 11'z '..':11uul 1.1 W . nf' , VIVJV' . XII' . IXI. HUIHE RUUIHS ' HUIHE RUUIIIS Mr. Sletten - IOB I X1'.1.1wr' XI, X ,11w- I. IS,11m l.H1:11- b..,,..4 111. 11. 1sn,11.11-1 x1 f x, 11. f,,1,p.f, W F' 1 ff 1111. II 1.1fn-.ff 1. 11.nw 11, 111.1nn.1. ' 1 m,'.1.H ll 11,1wkp.,11 1 lmnnw I,Ix.1. 1, Ix,'wu1In:11 Y, Ixnnsws, I, 3I.I.:u.'x1 I., Iyminz.. I' HI. Vpwf. I4 Xl.:11w'1 I IQ xlr'.1.1I1' I. S511m111. I .15 Nw .1I' XX, S.. - X1'x.1: LI, S.1'v'L1l1K w I, ' WSIS I1 N111.1uI XX. I 'Ii I, N.I1In. Mr. Young - IOB I' Vw I. hzmrwv NI. ILIJ1. I.IJ11x111I IJ. Ininm I. lmm 11 I,11z1m1.f fv, II111.I:1'11 IC, HMI 'mm' I1 lI1'II111wI ,L Ix111111w1s I. I1wu111I KI. l11111u I, XI111,fI:. I1 XI.Xl1mw I .XI1II11 Xl. XI111I:.II I7 Xl1m1111 I. XIu11.'I I X.11w111m' Ii. fI11w11.111 IJ l'111'rs I IQ11mIc. lJ,.N1m'u.I- 1.1.5 I XMIH1 ID, NI111Iu1 XI, N1.Iwn11' I. 81111. Mlss Holmgren IOB Miss Irvine - 9A 1 . as ' , uwuf .. I' nm . ,1. 1- 1.x ' .. .1 r , 7 k1 . ,- ':' 11 1 A . ry . 511: Skzbzz. I.. Slczlm. R. Simba. Cl. Sum .-1, Sorm- son. B. 'lurmm 15. XVUAI. R. Uyzswi. ff, XVHIIJX HUHIE RUUIHS Q HUIHE RUUIHS Miss Humphrey - 9A .L fhlmm C.. Bunvzrgfwf, R. Iimmllml V. Brawl. R. fflhlv. L. fhlzslrlpfiwr. R. lJ'.'h:usl J. DuL'zm', ,-X. Drsrud. IV.. Duuzil. F, Fwx H. Humvn. L. llurstad. R. Ilu'gwr.smu. V. Hm.-s. B. lnhmon H. Kuslmuskz, X. Lavuqrurz. S. .ULIJc1nzwI. R. llriim- Zum. lr. .U:LhuJ.smw. I.. Xurzsnm. U, llrmu. I. l?1mirI. U. Srhzrrw. IJ. Sfimllirrflc. R. .Bluff B. Smilll. H. Sruzvrl. Miss Docken - 9A I.. llrzh. R. firzmrud. J. fiallzvn. U. C'Eu1hrn' N. Hmlgw. I. llvazh. D. llugumcm. R. Hogan' son. ll. Jrmwx. C, Kwms. I.. Knox. I. Lufrgfals M. IK. lmurnrzrrl. ff. Lofrjuxxl. R. I,au'x4m, .. Q'- gurd. Vf. Lwwlz. A. Mmtlwrrgga. N. lrunlz. lx. O'Kvvfu, M, Ikzgsfvy. C. Rwswr. R. Rwhrur. In Miss Simonet - 9A L, Buurmm. M. 151711. J. Hbnvqulsl. R. Dclamw V, l.JuAr1g4'fu. B. Ekhcrg. Q. Evans. H. l 1L'1'!hun7, U, Grant. R. Hvwlll. P. Hwrafd. J. Hculnvquixt, M. lvwrmrr. H. Johnson, 17. Kublrk. 11 Kznmlrd, Ck. 1.4-nvlvhr, AX. Lumbmt. N. l.uwn-rice. D. Man- ffrd. M. J. Holrlur. R, Nivmanzw. R, Raul. M. J. l'1m1ur7. H. Rurrnmrl. D. Shnlmluru. X. Slvuuns, ff .Sm'-us. JK. Srmlmarz. R. Wulffrlvuru. I.. Yurkvl, 9. Ynwclwr, J. Zalws. F. Zzug cr. W Mr. Swanson - 9A Q f .wurns . . .aux L. ,Vuxi R. l5ukvr'. L. limivrw, H' lifuflslmf, U. Ckz1l'brJm'1l, f1. Crrslal. Il. l3.u'mcfv'. H. Uurxiu. A. CVU'ur7ufzu77f1A. R, f1r1xmL'!', Vf. Hunrwf ff. folmsrm K. .lr1hrvsrm. R. Jmws, . lmzaffvl R. luhmfm. IJ. .Hager Ck. .Hyun ff. Xqvr' fi. 1'uuI!. WV. lfzddfr. R. Rom! H. Sf7u'!1.s. 15. .NIfz5I11rgfw R. Squrrr. R. .Y1L'.1mm' R. XY1ll7u1t, lf. Zuzfzuunf IJ. IJI1IvIvx I. I I'.1.IIm:.I II I1I1pwI:, IJ. Cjcxu.-r Ii, ,'X, IIIII.-1 NI IIrl.IwI1IIq I. IIfIU,w II Iknm Q In XI. I.-:www I I Nw-I w I , Ix.1mN.Iv II I..fv'f wmv CI. I . I-nu I I. XI.uwJ,'I: fy. Hum I XI.:!v Ii IIMIJHIX II I'.'.m I. I'.1.rw-fr' II. I'I.r,'l-aa If. I'u.1I3 IQ IMI. IQ Ifwlmfx I, MI:-I., I, 81,12-wr I S: wu.'.1I:. I' Mfmxfv I X Ivwnfwfv I WJ! HUIIIE RUUIIIS ' HUIIIE RUUIIIS Mr. Seeley - 9A f,, xmw lu, .IIIWU I 1a.,.1,,1m.' xx. im-,,, II. 1:f.,If.'I- AI, um-,I I rw.-I fy, I x' IJ.n'Im I, IIWNNIN fy II I IJ.uu,I' lx. xml, fs, IL-we uf, In-I f, IM, I fwfr., I,I1,15,:'-Iw:Iz l.H.1SIw.1 I I1,fwWXf.- I1 II,-, I-:, me. 1. .muff I 1 ,fm II IMM- my I:.ww'. NI I.I.N.:S:',, I. ms 1 If 4- WI IJ.w..f- I x. 11- IQ Nfwu- II N,y ' I Mrs. Leemhuis - 9B .,I,I Mr. O'Brien - 9B I I...I.mn: I lim! I' li II..': N I I ww.. I I-f u,.1I.. .J IIIWJI. M IM I.1,u.m:l.I I. I wwf- I IIIIIIIUW I II.wx.1- I lIIII.1vw1 XI Ilan Iww I1 l.I lwm. Xl I ,w.fJ.w X I 11 :mmf H' IS I fIw.u.I I1 IIHIIX-,I 'II I'.I':., XI 'JIM RX IQ.':f'I:, I MINI' II N I..u I IH' I HK I' II KX I XX Miss West - 9A III, Iirnu I1 U, Iimsw I Imlwrv VI, I?urmmn! ,-I KX wus Iiimi I. foplun. IJ. IJ.ih!Iwru. IJ, Iiwulwh. U HUIHE RUUHIS - HUIHE HUUHIS Mrs. Waddell- 9B I, .imiarsury IJ. lifr,uu.i I, Iifuv .Y Iirimii. XI. fiwrrm. AI. finrmjizisl IC. Crlllwrl .U IJuI7II70rgl. XI. Ihihlharg. If Ilaaum. IQ. E.-Irmim. I, I-'ullm . . , . . H ,Q X . ff: .1l' I: X, II1,'.:.- Ii. Ixlmu X, Ixuhlnm . . Ix1Iii'.wI:z Y, I.:v.iIwIw': P. Luimw XI. ',I.1i,I.m.I IQ. W:II.:. S. N1,.vw XI. i. Ihzlrwr H. I'.F:uI,1 IQ. I' wwf-u. .L .S.zu.L..: XI. ScI':r'w.is W, Slizrffr. I1.I4 X.Iif1uLLr XI XIHFI IS. Ir14Iru.I. O. Sfevning-9B IC, .'i4Iim7S. KV. .i111wl1m7U,I.. Iiizlzwr. IC. Iizrhc- IJ-firm: Il. Iluimm: W. Ijunlu-I, XI. Ilurm, lx. ILLI: I. II.1y.r N, II.m'zImr:. UQ Ilufilvuw. Ii. Ifwzihrilzhzxm Ii. lxuluiz, Y, I.m:.1':x. I., I..-if XI. ,UiI..i1r Ii. Uximrm' S. I'.:ul. Ii. I'iJ.'1wn I. Ir IJ NL-'nuula 1e.'.,,,.'11. le, Iiwfwrzx xy .sihfw . . - fi. iVi1IIrr1. R. XVumI.'lmrm. II. Zzzppm. 1 'm ma.. Miss Roskilly - Mixed XY. f .1'u'.I.:f B. fiwrfmu I5. fm11.I'wI1', I' Cfrwmrvw I . lx wlfgvw ff, I'1mwvwr. I.. Rxlmfv X' Hiur.-II R. iw! Cimriivr' IJ. Vim INII, II. Yummy Mrs. Finney - 8A L. .'irz.Irrwr'. L, .imI.'1wn, R. Iiurrningfmf, If ffur7!iuIiI If fimlwm, I, lilwlifrufr. I.. Cilzrumplwr 1 11. mm 1. 11.mf.'1wv. 1.. laU.'m1.A Af. lwfsu le. cufrfw. fs. c'.f.-adm. if. mm- D. 11.'.m.m- 19. flwzi. c.. Ilmigkxm 11, fimw, 1. Kimmls ci. .mm J. Iimqhrs, 1., IM..-. xv. .xfufm II .ilumimywrx I. Sli-puts. yi. .XII-ffi-nga. IS, Iluhvrz sun, J. Ruby R. Sanford Y. Stull, R. Sinclair, II fiiwrwrr IS, Xluughlur ff. U'urwa. X. H7711 Lhunh U. Wmpurn1.7r', HUIHE HUUIHS ' HUIHE HUUIHS Miss Rcney - 85 IJ xhpm-M Y. Iiulwn R. Hmm II. liwglu I, lin-rImm.s :L frum I. Clnllnr I. Irulvwrr, I. fmrrrfxlwplm Cr. Cmmrlw I. Ilmlru J. Hull IV Ilrmglxr- I.. Ilm.: 1, lmf-rw.I ff. Iuhn- wn ll, Inhmiw X. CNJzuI1.II. IJ. Qluwlmr X' l.rJ1.fW.1 L. lwmfl 1, mm .1.f.,,,,,r... Mrs. jones - 8B W. .X'hprI.s II. .hmusIwn. XI, IGIUIIII I.. li.II: Ii I.l3u1I.v IQ. IJ.-mmm IJ. Ifwws ,XI IIMII U. Ixrngl Ii. Iuuur! IX. Iurxm' IJ. I.r'm'- mr! I, I.uu'1s IJ. I.IIvIm1. C. I.cmgJ4r7 Cv. Ifuu I. Uuflmrv ll, Main. IJ Xlurhlmz ,L Xlrmulwrllr I. .U4fI'fv. IJ. IQ41mWl:xwf' II. Iirufvulfl, XI, .MI71'z.n1. IP, Swzflr, J. Wullmmwn. If. Wruln-1. Mrs. Capstick - 8A 1.. Jsww- A. Buumrslw s. lmmwfw. le. I frm Iunsur f. rmlrirngzfm. J, imhrzz. K. Huff. fn. I'nmIc, II, Iuzlrmg I.. I1uI:wr7 J. fvmsur, I' fi'um7 II. ffmzlro, H. Cfrurrrr. C. IImI.slrum Cf. IIUII.-1 I, HVIII-r. AI. In ,I41cI2son, X. Ixrrla hum ff, Iimlv, K. .Xlfmmn I.. ,Uurlvnsnn IQ .Nlrxsmum IJ. Xu-Ismf. K, IHIIUI1 G. Prwsl IJ I Ivlrrwv I, .S.I'mfur, I. .iwmulm I. Srmlh .X Xlrvrhz II .Sflpuvslzr Ik. I ml NY. 'Ihf1rym, XX' I'I7mwr:. C Wwrrjntt If. YIIIIQII. I.. Pum. Mrs. Hacking - 8A I. .hnfrfvm K. JXHIC I, U. I5-rg. XI. Iirumil V, I rrmI:. IC. furfls U, IJ:IIwr7.sw17. R, Ilum' I. Iwllwl I2. I-wmhwrq. I. Irmlwr. CI. Iluuqrn ,I Humhlwfw W. Huleulu U. Iluuur. C. ,lrvlzms 5. Ixmulrrwur' IQ. I.L1ru C. Iurmm I. VIIIWIIV R. ,Xl.Ixwf'.11 I. ,Nlprruk I. .Xmmuv B. ULIII-In IJ. I'IWzII:fu II.Ih1h.r:s I. IQwI!uINnI'4r XI. Huw ff. Ifnm' I. .XI7:.'IIIw I. ,XIHIIIII R. Sxkwzxks I XI1uI.f I Mnurwnrw X, X'.111IJunfr'. HUIHE RUUHIS - Hllllli RUUIHS Miss Sheehan - 8B Y. yirmslrwm. Y. friwwrif IC. IJull:ii', Il. Iwl LL'uI'iI.x I.. Il1Ir1szL'nrll7 Ll. fwrluflv I'I. Hclrvssm. ff. Ilwrrmgllcm II, ,lawn fi. Jcnhrnfm I. ,Inlvnwrr R. flfzhmrm. .iI. Krmwl xi. Ixvnnvil I. Holm I. Iiinmlrrl VI. filfliirllvll IJ. :Yl'1g1urL1', I.. Ilwurscm, IJ. I'i'n.'l7ll' If. I'vIiIxm7. C., Ifidilfi. fl, Ifuqym, J. Rgllm. W..Sii1lwi':llv, IJ, 'limpll I. Willflll. g 4 Miss Bement - 7A CF. fizlqrlllrd, K. .'ilfr:m.s. IJ. .fiml-'1srm, II. givi- mw, IS. Iiizlevz, JI. Iivrg. I'. Iirrmzlcl, R. Iiifxwll H. Iicvmlzwmni. LJ, Brlm'n, IJ. Bush. R. Iiuwxicm I' flzrlsim. f.. f.uzl.srm .'iI. ffwrlwll. IC. Cizuiq Ci. IJuIlw1'. Lvli. Iurrzsiunrllv R. Ciluss. Il. I'Iozuuril. I. IILCHU. I. Jvllml. IJ. .I:Jl7P.xc1n. XV. .Iul7nScw7, il. I.rlr1g7Ii11x, R. Liv. R. Lv I-'ulmrlz J. .ilzl-'viz I.. lilixfrli XV, ,ifImur1l7. ll. Niflruzgr. il. Osllvvzll i' m 1 v Ifuulry. I. Iuurxmm, X. Ivlurxcm, R. SrI7l'm'cIl N, Shzrfi-U. lf. Swim-.sgfrm IJ. Ihwmpscm. L. 'Ilmmpf svn. I', Yuvuvr. Miss Coltman - 7A K. ximlvrfcm, R. .'ir1llw1'wr1 J. Burn-r. L r Iirrzwnr, ri. fczllwiduz. I. Ciurlscm JI. Cfu.Ivr1. J Cullvn, lil. Ilallnur. J. Duvrmg. W. lJui.'1.sim. V IJrl1Izu, C. lnwrmm. L. Cirurfuml. fl. Hurslud, .XI Hillel-, S. Islfluur. CQ I'Iul'z1u'a, J. I.1lvr R. J-'mm IJ. ilulmscm, I.. Julmscm. Nl. Km-111. Al. I.i1ffl-fly CI. Immun, W. lxmc, I. .iIarlzrm, I'. ,Horan . '. '. L'llL'. F. I'z1z'l2l'nhL1m. I.. Pall la. .Xl 1 dork. IQ, Ilrlruclis. LI lulvrson. IV. Ilrgb. Swwl, If. 'I1vrg1mwz. il. Wzllmnvs. Mr. Sova - 7A lc. .fi17bi... xx: .af,mmm., le. .4W.... s. fiulzir , lx. Iimrm, I, Iirmkil. II. Bullifn, Cf, Ivsxlur If Ifnrmzw. IJ. I'riflll'z1l'k. J. Jumlzm. H. ,Il11L'z.x I fi.-llmgf il. llmmm Il. Ilmdnrslm. J. Ilzlrlvcmle .-'i s Hogvlu-ill, V. .Iohr:.sim. Ii. Knlfczvn Ii. Kmrmy II. Imkwf L. Liz Zurzrle, Ki. Ll' f,lurcq I' 17..c... r. Klux 11141 IC ilizll rv il Ilzllmlillo i Qulglwil. I. Ifurwliw If. Illmrmu IJ. SLl7L1l1i'. I. 5l7l1L1iJl7r7ussif ' ' C L r'1 S ll. mfwm. ia, .s ,M-...I fi. .Simi i.m 5 amp, IJ. Xi iillluiuwr: R. KX ill mm. zinvw fl Kill Miss Lien--Special 1Sr. H. 5.1 111111111 .1l11'11'1111, ,Wuf11'1 .X11,111rx1111 111111111 Humfu. 11-111m1- 1511111111111 117111111 1511'!111'S1'!I u'x1111l11H f11l111r11. 111111111 F11111l1 .1L11l11'L1 1.1111 X111111ll111l1 111111711 1-1111111111 1J1111l111111111 H.11111r11u11u1: 111111111 K11111111 1111111311 lx1111111-r A1:1r111'11 1i1111x ll1r1111r1 1.1111111111 8111111111 111111 111111111 111111111 lrvw 11111111 1111111111 l'11rr111111 115111 l'111111:11 11111111 1111111111511 111111.11 Y11'111111, 1.11L.11 N'111! . 113111. 5111111111-11, 1113. 111111-1 1111111 lurmr .i111 XX'1. 1-I 111111 XX 111111. Mrs. Fuller-Special flr. H. 5.1 111111111 1111111111117 151331. 1L1,111f1.' l3111,1111r11C'1111r1:1'r '11111'111 V '1X11f1'1, 111111111 1111111111 11111111111 KX11111111 1r111?1111' 1511111111 111.121 1111111111 I 111 11111111 1'11.'1c IJ11111' 11111 v', 11111 1111511111 11111111 V111' 111 111111 1:11 1111111111 11111112 111111111 1xJ1111f 1111'111',1' lx1111x .X1111111 1x1111111 l,1111'11'1r11' 1'x111x11'111: f111r1111111v11 1x111'11'11' 111111111 I.11s111v1'111111 Y11111 11111111 U111111 .U1l.1111111711r:. l111r1111v X11111111 1111'1'1w1J1s1111 1111111111 X11111I11r1111, f11'J11111 NL1111L'111! .U1IfL'lI7 11!1111111x111 111111 l'11Dy'u1I!1i 11111111111 U'1'11w. Miss Hutchinson-Sight Saving K1111111111 11111111 11111111111 111111 1111111111 1111111111 11111111111 11111111-11111, 111111 1111111 H1111 1111111111 I1111- 11.11111 11 L' 11111111111 1x1 '1 1,.11.1':1 11111 1-11.'1'1:1-:11f1 111'. 11.11. 1111.1 '11':1'.',1 11.11.111 113 11 1111 1'11.,xf1,' ' X-11111 '111 11,1 11 ,111 . Mr. Lien-7B . 11 .1 .1111111:1is111 1'1.11..11 12.11 111.:'.'111 5111-11 111-11 141:11 KX .Cf 131 .1 11111'1s 1511411.31 111' 1511.1 ' 11111111 11 1131111 11 :11 1l111,1 111.'.'11 111111 11111111 N. f115111. 111:r5111r11 111111111111 11111111 11111111.11 I.: ,. 111111: Y111111 H111 ll.:.111.'.1 1.111 1111111 11 11 A1111 1x:1:1111 .'J11,'J1'11':1 1 '1 ' 11111-11 1 111111 '11 111:51 1'111:.:1: 1111.1:1. . 1 1.1 11111111 131.1111 XJ111111111S1111-11111111 111111N1'11f11' 1111 .1 .1:111 N111111..1: 111111141 111111511 111V-111111 N1:x111'111' '1X111'.'1111 X5 11 111111114 X.111' 111 111111111 1 l 1111 11XX 1111 111f111'J:11.11 111::1111r11'1X':11 1 Mr. Towne--Mixed 611111111 .X111111111K1111 1.11111 .l11111's111 1-51111121 11111111111 11111 1311111- .X1111111 1511111111 6111115 1r1111111 lC11.1111' 1 111111, I11111 111111111 X1111:111 X11Y111111 111111 l'111111s111r, 13111111111 11111111 1111111111 511-111111 15111 X1111111, ,X11111x 1111111111 11111111 X 111 XI111111111, 11111115 X'111t X1111r11111 11111111111 XX1l111,x 11111:1111U'1mu. Mrs. Bjorklund-7B 1111111111 .X111111rs11r1. K'111r111.111111 111111-1's1111, 11111111 B11111l1111111 15.11111111111- 1i11111111r, 11111111111 ffyruzz, 151111111711 Kf1111111n1111m, X1111111 1.111111 X11111 13111111111 XX 111111111 L1111111 CJ11111111 11111. K1r11c11 li1z111111, 1' ur111111 l11111'111111, V1111111 f11111r11r 131-1111 C'111sl111x1111. 1911111111 H1111 H1111, 6111111111 11u1117Ui. 111111111 11111111 111111111111 1x11x11111r11, 111111111 H1111 1.111111 111111111 lurwu 1171111111111 11111117 1.11r:,11111 111111111 111111111 X111i1311. 1111111111 1'11111rs111! Ik1'11r111:1.- 1111111111111 ,X1Jr1I111r 11111111111 l11rr11:111 R1111ar11111v. 11111111 R mv lx11111111:1r 11111111111 1311111 S111111'-11, 11111111 .S:.11.1r1 1.1111111111 1V:11111f.-1: .H 111:11 l11111111. 1J11:r11'111 XY.-1111 111111111 111113, l1i11111'11i lr1111 U'1r1:1'1'.1r11, W111111111 XY11111111 151-1111 W1111.. Ll-I L4 1.I IT- l Ll-I i l I1 93 L.-I-I I-4 -1.l IT i Ll-I i i I1 CID Ulf PLHY Iunior Operetta Iunior Glee Club was caught :is tbe curtain czune down on the grand finale of their operettu, 'iOb Uoctorf' directed by Miss Mabel Vincent. Senior Glee Club This group, under tbe supervision of P. I. Hurningbzini, misses its president, Ed McCollum, who was sitting ut tbe end of tbe first rowl Looks like P. I. and bis soloist are tbut-11-way. Band In spite of tbe fact that Mr. lielstroni. our band director. apologizes at the nuditoriuni for the progress made by the group, we really appreciate tbeni and tliinlt tbey're doing ll xery good piece of work. Orchestra Nlnrslitillites sway in tbeir seats ns tlie orcbestrn swings L,I'i'!7l'5f1'cIIH7Z and Rubensteinis .llelody in I . IllCli Ryan, tlie student director, is surely destined to be Linotber UP. I. Action Shots of Orchestra and Band Hey. wbois the guy cbegiting tberel Play, liddles. play while Marshall bums tbe niclodyl lllEHCl Q llltlllll Stage Door Ioan. our little peace-maker. separates l-loh Hussey and Herschel Sando, who are lighting for her love. Stage' Door, the lune Class play. gave many students a chance at acting. including Ieanette Smith and Marv lo l-lischolli. 7th and 8th Dramatics Marion Mavland and Carol Anla stole the spotlight in the silhouette play given for the P. T. A. This drama group is headed hy Mrs. Ann Capsticli. Late Christopher Bean The Lzltc C!Zl'I'5f0f7hC'I' Beam, the Ianuarv class play, was a real success. This was due to the line work of Flaine lillis, Rob Dowderi. 'iPete Petersen, Ainhy Thillman, LeRoy Frank, lien Nielson. lid Iohnson, and Loretta Allen. Miss Irene Rosliilly. as usual. super- vised the stage craft. Silhouettes This is a real scene from the silhouette. A mighty piece ot photography, Mr. Preston Reed. Puppets The play Gone lx Gone was presented hy the eighth grade art and drama classes. The work was under the supervision of Miss Olga Stevning. hut the entire work was done hy the students. lll H ll lUElllBllll Hi-Y Through the lane of this club, these hoys with Rodney Nelson. president: Bill Corbett, xicefpresitlentg and Doug Grinder, treasurer, as officers. have been doing much toward the iinprox enient of our community. Theres wegiriness in them thiir eyes. Girl Reserves Xu olcl lrguliiioniil song. Ronin on. You Y Girls. takes on ii new giir ns Ruth llitmain. prtsitlenti Grate lohnson. xicefpresitleiitg Dorf otliy l't-inlvle. secretary: Dorothy .Xsplii1s.treiis- urer: Xlurit-l Sclirgun. progrxunz llorotlitxi Quinlan. puhlitity: rXnn Quigley. l. Cf. if.: llelen .XL1!ll5lllN.lllLl5lLi..iSXX'lllQUlltlOXYIl. Blue Tri llit' Spring l-orinnil lwecoint-s gin interesting inroliltein lor these crigrossul intinlwrs its Xlzir- gueritt- Ring. presitleiiti llot Dowling. vict- llYL'SlklL'IllI llcltn llielg. setrt-t4iry1 lulin l.oul'elx. treasurer: lean Clement, l. C. Cf.. lt-ntl the tlistussion. Silver Tri Betty Kline, Silver Tri president. pours ten for the guests at 21 Silver Tea. Eagerlx' awaiting their turns are Marjorie Stclunzin,Nylt1 Brooks, and iiBllgSMLj21I'lCTOIl. lllESlRVE lllESEllVE Stage Crew Anal mighty nicn arc wcw Vllc sliovc. wc toss. NVQ' loam. wc cuss. llul. as cvcryonc knows. Nlarsliall Cillllllll-I gc! along witlioul us Service Club 'l'liis is tlic gang that sc-rx cs our school. cloing cvcrytliing from picking up papcrs to taking rowmlyfclownly stuclcnls to Ilic ollicc. Tlicy look likc a lwuncli of Hcrculcs. Hall Pages NVQ- all rcco-rnizc tlicsc sluulx' sixflioolcrs. 2-l - 1 4 liall pagcs, who ably tlirccl sluclcnt trallic llns ycar. Connie linicrson. lootlvall anal wrcs- tling star, is aptly suitcnl to lianillc xiolators. junior Student Council Spcccl1.Hcz1ring. VVriting, anal Tliouglil arc tlic basis lor this councilis nlccisions. XVarrcn Scliaciirr is in cliargc. Marnic Farr anal l.orf rainc Amlcrsc-n certainly look intcrcstcnl. Senior Student Council lzil prcsimling again. Dot. vice-prcsulciil, rcally Cllllil writc: slicis iusl Il'flIlgIOIN1lliL'1lI1 irnprcssion. 'lilic council is carrying on a tlisf cussion conccrning rlit Point Systcni. WE '1111 1'1'1 111-1'1 1111' 111111g11 '111 PUBHSH ' W1 PUBHSH judge Reporters Kf1111.1111fg111111111.:111111111111-.11111f111111111g1'11111111'1sl111'11 1111141 .1ss1g11111 11's, Cardinal Staff 11111111114 1111111s11'11111s. .lI1l1 1111' 1.111111'.1 11111's11'1 1111. Cardinal and judge Advertising Staff '1111ss11 1111111111 11111 L1L11l1j1.11111111.l11N1'111A1111I1111Ik 1,11'11'111,1!.111111111 11111413 1111'vs111111111 111 1111111g 11.111 M111 111111'ss1111. Cardinal Business Staff f..11'1fz1111f 1111s1111'ss 11.111 111111 1111- 1111111 ,Q131111 1'1-1111-s1-111111111s 1111111 1111'11' 11's11111..w 111 .111 .1111111111 1 1111111111 1111111111111'1'.11'1f11111f. '1'111'1 11111 .111 1'1g111. 11111. judge Room Scene 11111111111 g11111111'1'1 111'1.111111'.111111111111111111 1.1sl 1111111111 1'l1x11 111 Q1-1 1111 111114 111 1111-N.. judge Business Staff 111111 N1111113 11111111 .11111. .11111 111-111'11' 111.11111-111 111s11'1111111 1111 lznfqr'-' 1111111' 111 S11111111 .11111 11.1111 I11111 111111111I111L1l111111,, 1111 11111111 g1.11111s71111 1111111j1.1 , TRHIH - lUE TRHIH Latin Club llcru l.L1UI1 Club 15 XV.lfClllHQ1 M155 Sinmnut. thuir' gulviwr. prmgticu har lwwn wh rhn' .Xclwlwnlx My-rmmrirnl UIQQLIU which rhq were inxtrumcmul in NCll'Clll12 gmrl lvuymg. Chess Club lfluw 'l40Lll'llllINl'llll Thr .Xmlcrmn lwim vursm thu Yun lN'h-lxrr-n IWIIM. Footlights Club lhn cluh. unclnr thu iUl7L'l'Y1NI0l'1 uf Mlm lllhmilll. 15 gm newly m'gnn1zcLl QVULIU ul slllilvllis. whu .nr lI1tL'l .'NlCll in clr11m.1tlcs. Mary In liisclwil. prrsiclcxlt. .mrl lim-lynx Ciqmlcn. XlCL'-l7I'L'NltlCl1l. .lrc slmwn giving lnxt lllllllllk' mrxclmw nml mum In Ihr Czlxt. Inner Circle Ihll lluttwl1L1cIcr'. p1'cx1cl4'nt: l.wuxw .XIlllCl'M7Fl. NIIL'-lYI'L'NlllL'l'lII lgxclyn llwcxwull. NL'CI'L'lf.ll'lI .xml hmm Ch-llxcnt.tl'c.xsL11'cl'. llllllit plum lHI'lL1fL1l'L' lnnc1'C1rulc uxcntx with Ihr- help of NL'VL'l'Lll wtlmcr gluh lllL'llllX'l'S, E A V Trip Group K l'urL1.1 Wgllzxltlr, t1'p111xpm't.1tm11 xTlLllI'Il!LlI1. .xml lxuy 5c5rmmL1r. U'l'LlNL1l'L'l'. map our thc IAUULL' lmm lNli11m-glpwlis In lYlllW1lL1liL'L' while lion Sollwrg. Phil l,lfIllIllk'll, Iwhn .Xllvru'l1t. ,xml Ycrh' Culp- hulls un, Art Club ,l1'J1f1f--Klcwljqc lilim-. lllllllllf l'.1ul4ucl1. lgmu ll.1L1gcl1. Mary Krlrrxtws. lhm KI'lIL'ALLUl'. uncl lloufcfff l-:xv cllllllll. llll Pllll CTICE ' lllEPlllll1lllJl Debate Club lv. rlinxrc still rulutlllg swim .ll'glllllll'll. 'lilu Amlnlwns llslhlllx xxm tlinir Qlfglllllllllk lxjx ilffulwllng xrrxllimlu. Stun is prvsitlrrmt ul rlns tlulx uw. lunior Glee Club WithMissX'1mlnL.1srlmrinsmmnr.tins lunior film, tilulv prutntul .bkllliffflllflff Cliff. lxr1rlz1x.fxl.ix fi. X gr.: ml sll Cx'INNllNKQlS.l4l1b. Rooters' Club NWL xcll. xxx mar. xx: cmigld. .mtl xx: t-.all--wmtl xxlmfs riwrl----xxx lucy tln Imaam gullll xxwtli rlls gglltlrn Cardinal Editors and Assistants lllll' llicx .un ilu MIIIILNI crfnxxwl. 'llxis lx mln l'lI'sI Illlln llxcx lmxt rmlgixul slum tlnx xxmrn .xpgunrmll lu' fqlwfzzflfl: ll.ll'll.ll'.l R.1r1:. lmrfvtlix llvfxvlmg. lfxtlxu lktcrwn. .-Xmlxrmt vllllllllihlll. .Xrt ilkrrllhlllgi 1 l ml lltllw lvllwt x. German Club Nlw lxqntfs imglmtx Lllllllll. W1 prtsmt llnlu Sttxmrt. Vrwulanlz lxtlxn l'rtnr'san. xm-prwull l :nt rt Xrwlnlmltl. IrL.lsuu1': .mtl lx.1x Nxmvmr. 1-mgr.m1 sll.ll!'lIl.lIl. 'Xrtut flux .i limltlxx l-it French Club KlumIjmLn15.lr.il1.lx111 lxmg lilll twxxmtl mltxw U1 ilu illlllhlllllt ll.z,1.111f.f.- lm ilu l rf mlm l l l x'l:l!l,ll1n!Elll41ls1.,1nL,llullsl 'l wl l Vllllxlwxfxlilxxx Mil ,, In AU. mx: ulx' LUE PLHII Commencement Committee Stanley, surrounded by the other members of the committee, talks over the new procedure to be followed at the Iune exercises. Bob Bussey and Mare Rain look as though thefre up to something again. Baccalaureate Committee The seating arrangement for the graduating exercises, which is to be the traditional M, proves quite a problem to the Baccalaureate Committee. 'iAinby,'i Louise, Bill, and Dot take an active part. Banquet Committee Under Hob Bussey's able supervision, the Banquet Committee decided on the hotel at which the Prom and Banquet for the Iune Class is to be held. Maybe they're all laughing at Bobis version ol? 'iLeamington. Prom Committee The Prom Committee forget their worries for a short time to polish up on their dancing. Marguerite, Barb, Art, Pete, and Kay demon- strate their ability at the Susy Q. LUE lillllll ' llll lillllll Sight Saving Class lwrlyn SItClfl1lllQL'llllX pr.1ulius llI'.lIlli typing fur thx hliml suimiunis ulnli Riglinril Swilt lislnils In the miliw. Rael lights. grrcn lights. stuuly iirrws, ginil gmail sigh!-gill thug am- iuuwsiiiq Iifl' nm mlruing. acfrmrcling ul Mi Mr. Smith's Class Smiths training. Cgirfmlinc. Ri11l1.l.ms.im his main pmtcgcs. Greenhouse Class lhiltk Annis :mul Cilcrfs pri plum. :incl tlicyirc hzmclling it with CLIFF. l.c'Iis lumpy thin il proves worth all th truuhlc. Mr. Sletten's Class A hilarious hut usual stun ui' Slnttk snquml pr-riml. The class lmilxs un while linh lgllxcs Ihr heating. 'l'l Sewing Class ic futurn mginmqiliiis nf Miiiiiuiimlis. lluuy lmiks puzzlr-il gilvrmt rin- Iinw ll.lI'C' shes pulling un. Movie Operators Harold Hell 11ml Gorclrmn up-lH1r'c'11f-ly arc :ill wmppccl up in lilm. hlgiylwr tl1L'5'i'n 'Al lcfllyxxmml llullmlf' lllillll - lUEllU Wood-shop Scene After the hogs in the wood shop are through making their iig-saws, the craze for them will surely return. Typing Scene Some poke. some peck, and some iust plunk: hut untler the careful supervision of Miss Mo. Dorothy Cook. for once, seems to he tloing all right. Art Display lohn Pginkuch lencls Fugene VVitlstrom it hancl at pictu rs hanging. The miniature art gallery which they hung in the hack hall displayed the surprising talent that we have among our art stuclents. Driving Class Dan Utton has iust returned from at clriving lesson untler the supervision of Mr, Smith, in the Driver Training Car. Look out. Mr. Smith: 5ou're on the suicide of the routl. Wind and String Class Mr. Helstrom gives these Iunior hoys zi ggruncl sencl-off on the routl to musical success. You can tell hy the expression on Bucldyk fuer that he appreciates the instruction thnt he is getting. Mrs. Leemhuis' Sixth Period Mrs. Leemhuis' sixth periocl find the lmlgf just too interesting to leave until three o'eloek. This, we might zitltl, is a commercial for the lndge. LUE PRESIIJE Ulf Plllllllllll january Graduate Glee Club Members 'l'l1 ' ' csc j.11111.11x C11.11l11.1l1s lll.llxL' lllL'lI' l.lsl .lj1jlC.lI'.1HCL' 111 C1111 lillllt, Orchestra KTl1.11'l11tt1' fj111ggl1'. l'x1lx 11 S11-1lq. .1111l Xxlllllll l'.11111111g gin I'1I'Il1111L1s1tl11Ll1. ..111l11'1111-. january Officers of French Club l1.111 llllw. NI1: X..11 . '1 11. XX 111l. . 111112 lkc, ll'.lsll1,. l,11111.11 111l:.11s112 l' lltli l'i11l1. 1l1s111ssil11V111111 .ll IU' Vl1'11-11s 1. fl5lQ 1' laik-1'.l1-1l1 l .1:11.11s Student Council j111 5t11'11i.1:X . Nw lx .:1 X ':1 Xl1:1s- ,1111f ll.1111'1f llfzw. 1 .1 1: 'i. N'1:1lc'2' V1111::11'. 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X'11'11111.1 bl,1IIllL'!. .X1111.1 Xl.111- M1111 .1111l 5:1111 lil1111'. 1111111l111x 111 Illt' V11111- 1111'11cc111n111 Lf11111111i111'1-. j'l.1ll xx 1111 411.11 st 1'1-111s- HLN5 llli'lT OVl1lfllL'I1CLlllL'IHlV!11Ql'.llll. lUElllIl - U'lllllllH Dramatic Club ljllllllllfli Cluh nieinhere practice gi fhort play in which Mary Sliiile. Manuel Stigixeilrn. Leona ID'A0L1mt, nncl Clzueiiee Ciiililonila nike part. Norma Iohnson. Genie Selmeiclerligin. .Xnnu Mamoiir. Qinil MN Hogxon. fmeully Jmlxiser. scrutinize, Cardinal Editors Manuel Sazivedru, Verna Ciirlson. l-lrhel Longley. Mary' Thoines. and Dean Randall uirrieml the brunt of the work involveil in getting out the Iunugiry elim section of the Cilflfl-llill. Banquet Committee XYh:it ure we going to eu! gincl XVlllXl'L'?u are the queations this Banquet Committee of the Iaiuniry el.15s had to bolve. It wus composed of lean Rum, lailnes Quigley. L:1Moine Anderson. Dick Hughes, Norma Iohmon. joe Cummings. gincl Morens Borreson. The l.eginiington Hotel wan lingilly cleeicleml upon as the place for the luinquet. German Club fieriniin Club lneinlvers join in the fgunilinr Selinitx- elluiumf' Genie May Sclineiderhnin in the leader with Norma johnson, Verna Czirlhon, Miriam llutler, Ivlgxry Thonies. Visigin Greek. Ethel Longley, Ruth Henrici, :md Gliiclyx Lund joining in the ehorux. Blue Tri These lnnuary gmtliigitiiig memherb of the lllue Tri gtitlier together for one of their lust meetings. LUE Plllllllllllllll ' UJE GHHDUHTE lanuary Seniors Allan Nlclfullai. Dean Rnmliill, ,Xrnolil liuwul. Scott Kline. and l'lLll'OlLl Holter talk over llie exents nl the eveiming in tlie lounge of tlie l-t.'Ql!UlIl3jIlJll. Ruth llelerwii. Nlnrican l.eelw11m, :xml llunii xlllklllltltf 111 pups .xml gmviis lor gfllkllhllltlll. 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Well, well, and Frankie Ryan isnlt saying a word. fWe believe in miraclesj . . . All join in and rally 'round. Don't look now, referee, but the ball isn,t there. CAll right, can you find it.j . . . Earl Mosiman punts Marshall out of danger. The Hrefw keeps a watchful eye on the ball .... VVave the Flag For Dear Old Marshallf, is probably what is being sung as the Marshall band forms an hifi . . . Looks like a grand game of 'AI got itf, The trouble being no one knows who's got it .... Such form, such style, and can he skil Frank McClintock 'gskis on down. . . . Art Chiodo 'gplays the game overi' with Cappy as theylre about to enter the dressing room .... Why, yes sir, there you arel My what a swell seat! The benchfwarmers on parade. . . . LaVere Belstrom helps the gang get warmed up. 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INN' ROW fully 3..iw,ow ,Yiwu H44 iz!!i1 lliilz Huizlii-N, IJ in Liirwar' Div' liwhmiiv- limi, Vvfxifi fini lffwiiliw f .113 llsb.'r.1 limi: fxolirizili C immiz fzvwvwr' No.1 Vi-iii' XX iillur l'oi1vru5u IJ iugfiix firimiir Ciuu luv-Jlizix. xii-ow iiim is' W- liiiifwi- Iii' mm lr.'.I lm-.ii.i ii'iii1w ,in,i.,iw l.'.ii.-my fsiofh ,xiii 1i.,wi.,i-.i mi muff! X ii iwif.-ii f foifm- cfm., 1cii.mi.1i.- unix.: r .ffm wi-ioxi iam mpiii iimfisi r., o-mi x ,viii 1if.ii,. l..'i ' ffww iii if f ,.iiiif.iiw x.ii,1i.w-,-i x f mv- ii lfmff1i.ii.i. 1.1,-f Thi- iogj fooiliiili suisoii s.iw ilic CI.ii1iiii.iis liiiisii iiic suisoii with oiic victory .ami six ciciiuiix. Despite tim iosscm lik' wilson w.ix lCI'HlCLi .ix siicccmiiii. Tliiv Cliixis iioiisiicai oli North io ilic time ol igffi. viiiliiig the i,lli.lI'S iilin' liopcs. Xuiio R.1mpi, iii11I'll Ioiiiixoii. aiiici joe Diiriigi wx-ix gimxiiiy ix-spoiisiiwlu toi' iiic c:.lI'Qiil1.liS. victory iii lik' Xorili gainu. Nciiouoiil1'iimi1!cLi .1 ggwpirii ruii limit liitci' lui io mlm wiiiiiiiig ioiiciuiow ii. It wiix Iiiorii Ioliiisoii wlio. .li-ICI' .i scrius oi pm pl.ii's. u.i1'1'icci Ilic pigskiii ovci' lioi' iiiu wiimiiig touuiiiiowii. Xo ILMIIN sqorucl more iliiiii ig points .igiiiist Llic Cliimls. Most ol' Liicsu mmm from ixm pigs wiiicii lil' smgiii imgicixiiclni mcii wcrc iiimiwic Iii giuirci Jggiiiisi. Ucspilc ihcsc ilcliuils NI.ii'sii.ili was gicglwiiiicil iw sporu wriicrs io lm iiic ii.ii'aicsi Igickiiiig .mil iuloukiiig uxim in ilic nity. Ifvciw' lcgim NI.ii'sii.ill INDI look .i icrriliu piiysigii luuiiiiig. Tlioiiiiii rim L:.lI'LiS were oiiiwciiiliccl iw cvcrx' ILHIIN liXCX ilgwcii. ii was qciiciuillx .igrccci iii.il tiicx' out-Ioiiiiiit llicm H 5 l i i . 5 i i . . , . . .ill. Tim NI.lI'Sil.lii liiic iivcixigcil loo poiiiicis. .ind the ixiuiiticlni givciuigcci ikqg poiiiicis. Nick Domi.iiio, iili-uiiy gLi.1i'mi. who coiislgiiiily plqcii oiiisuiiicliiig lull tiiroiiglioiit Liic soisoii. w.is iiislrii- mciimi iii iscciiiiig Ilic oiwpoiiciils iiom ggiiiiiiig miiih gioiiml iliiougli ilu. umm oi ilu lim, im iiifoiff xii A ooiiiixo IiK'.iX.R in zip fm wifi iiifoim N ,oi i iiiwx ' ' ' ' ' 64 in ' mana. . s ' - i . 4. U if f . . .A 1 - , is ruth gums Iouchdou.'n. Soulh game Hganging up. South game .VcIlo rIr1'L'i'.S. Cz1rd,'1oI, Dcl'.uc hits Km.-sf' xl rough spot. Marshall had ll good representation on the all-city teams this year. Bjorn Iohnson, end, and Nick Domiano, guard, were on the hrst ull-city teams. Chet Rhoudes and loc Durdu, hoth ends, who were handicapped hy injuries, received honorable mention along with Frank DeLuc u nd Sum Ceeere. .X'I:I.I.O R.'UlPI Sill! 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TO RIGHT: Bob Barber, Frm! Scanlon. John O'NrzII. Eugene Wirlslmm. Sanz fit-ct-rw Frank Zaychcck. Jim Vrm Gordon. Clarence Booth, Conrad lnzersorzx B111 Anderson Happy Jones, IN ACTION: Frank Dvlsut, Don Johnson Wrestling The Cards defended their state wrestling title successfully for the second straight year. This was due to the return of several outstanding lettermen. After having many practice matches with St. Louis Park and Robhinsdale, we were hosts to a Metropolitan meet in which many schools from the Twin Cities participated. Marshall was the victor in this meet with Frank DeLuc, Frank Zay- check, Sam Cecere, lim Van Gordon, and Iohn O'Neill winning first place in their respective weights. The next large meet was the state in which Frank Zaycheck, lim Van Gordon, Frank DeLuc and Sam Cecere were crowned state champs. These four boys were largely responsible for Marshallis retaining the state title. Sammy County Cecere, 135 lhs., ended a very successful high school career as a wrestler hy winning the city and state championship in two years competition. Frank Spaghetti,' DeLuc, 145 lbs., won the state championship for two years. Frank Cowboy Zaycheck, 125 lbs., competed for the First time in wrestling this year. He pinned all his men in both city and state championship. I1:A.'lI RFCElVI:S STATI: TROPHYQ Q I l l i ,' :ii ,i il ,, 'fi MW, ',.,. l A l I W til' ii 15 if i ' J ll I N 1 fnrrwz l.1..1i'wt Xhfvnz 1.1. Fr .lihzv-tw i 'if fu. fn1.',:1v 'X l inf fl-tmvr il. fr , , , , , lftzwus Inf' Mfmn' im ills.: ' l iw! ,wwf -ur' X, it1t.i gn !.iifr il .-.ri I. tv 1 ' Hockey lltitrltq wits prolxthly tht- niost siit'ct'ssl'til winter sport nt Xlgtrshgtll, Not ht-ing cxprctctl tn pliact-. tht- ttznn ncxcrtht-lt-ss won t-wry city grunt- it plgiyctl cxct-pt that with W1-st. In this gains. tht- lfnwlunys ztxcngctl thcir tlt-fmt hy Xlztrshttll last yt-nr which cost tht-in the city thznnpinnship. Duspitc tht- loss to XXI-st this ycttr. tht' Nlixrshgxll piickstcrs took tht' city crown ttntl went ltirthcr to play tnr the lwin Lity titlu. ln tht- livin bitt plgtyfnll. tht' lighting Cgtrtls lit-ltl tht- lltnnlvnltlt tcgnn two up until .ln nvcrtilnt' pt-rintl whcn thu St. lllllll lmys ggnnctl gin cxtrgx point to win tht- ggnnv. g 2. At thc hcginning ol' thu st-nsnn, tht- lioclxcy tcann rrucixul rntich puhlicity lrnin tht' ncwsptxpcr picturcs nl their horns-nmtlc panels. l.z1tcr. hy tht' mont-y rgiisctl lirnin gi sunlitc given for tht- hoys. tht- pticlistcrs wcrc ttlnlc tn lilly the lwcst ol' CqLllplUCl1I. ,I-llilllgll it is tlilhrult lU5ll1glLfOLll imlivitltiiil pluyurs. crt-tlit shntiltl hc gixcn to Iiill Cnrhctt. llJl1llcil2,1LlCI'C. luck Wclwlw, Corky Corcoran, llnn Scliittvniic, NVg1lly Lvflllllll. lltitl llnggin. Luo Nlcifgttilcy. l.cn Horgt'i1.1xml lftnil Strgtntl for thcir excellent playing: gtntl to Nlr. CJ'liricn lor his splcntlitl cngicliing. 'Xl Ill li XYIXNIXM llll l:l.XXll IHXSHH' HUXU XlXl5l MUXI ll NF A LEFT TO RIGHT. VRGNT ROW: Stanley illurrzck. Gem, Danielson, Lurl ilfosiman, Dean Salzsbtzrnf. BACK ROW: Jack Swanson, Br-rlrum Burris, Iirownir Burris, Roger Mosimari. Skating Marshall was fortunate in having a good skating team this year due to the fact that Coach Lien had a lot of championship material with which to work. Several ofthe boys, including Roger Mosiman, holder of two world and national titles in the juvenile classg Earl Mosiman, holder of several national and city titles in the intermediate division, and Gene Danielson were out of the city, competing in national competition, when the high school and invitation meets were in progress. But that made no difference to Lien when he could fall back on such good skaters as Stan Merrick, Dean Salisbury, lack Swanson, and the Burris boys, Burt and Brownie. These boys ran away with the city and state titles and then won the Invitation Medley Relay at the St. Paul Ice Carnival. Next year all the boys will be hack at least for one semester and several for the whole year. Coach Lien is expecting a good season with all the material that he has. ADDING 'IU .lIARSH:ll.I.'S 'l'ROl'HlljS, fiom Dumvlson .Stanley Merrick, ljurl Mo.n'miin. BACK ROW. l,I-I-T TO RIGIIT: Iizll Hrtmdt l.uit'rfme Hrfk, Lyle Bishop Karl Fckbvrg. Jerome lulzus Rohm! Riley. l.att'rt-nrt' Shema. NIIDDII' ROW. l.Igl-'I' TO RIGHT' Douglua firmrler. Arthur lourunglfuu, Harold Stt'1.'rriSon, Floyd Poalzen llunrtf fltynetx, Perry Phzllzpb Ralph Pohlurrtl frank Ztturhetk FRONT ROW l.I4IfT TO RIGHT' Bill fllextintler, Xorrzs lrzelaty. karl Kloaimun, foath tlomm, Roh.-rt Stittfart. llunrru Wray fonrtid lgmerson. Track The track year of H138 ktarted with a pretty dark outlook, hut when the Metro meet rolled around. it was discovered that there were a few outstanding track men. Bill Alexander was the big kurpriae package. He not only ran the .4411 for the lirst time. hut he algo get a new record. Hill Brandt won the pole vault with very little competition. Carl Ekberg took a third in the xhtit put. The first meet of the year was with Edison High. This was unusual because lidison is in the upper clasm of track ranks. The meet was a very close one throughout. Sugar McCullough Won the loo yard dash .ind also the zzo yard low hurdles. Bill Alexander won the zzo yard dash. switching from the 4441. Iiill Brandt won the pole xault by clearing the har at io feet. In the relay Doug Grinder and Bill Stewart got a poor exchange. hut Sugar McCullough and Bill Alexander made up for it. Marshall finally won the meet by 57lfi to .4'7l5. The next meet waa with Rooseselt. In thia meet Hill Alexander and Carl Iikberg each took firsts in their respective tields. Carl won the ,hot IJUI and the discus. Foslicn and Perry Phillips eame in first and keeond in the halt-mile race. Stewart took a second in the 441, run. The relay team won their race. thereby helping the team to get ahead. Marshall won the meet with a score of S4 to So. Art Tourariut-au Bill Brandt Bill .flluxander if-ff' M ,-f .. ,' F 1 v 1 , J , 2 fi ' 0.11 I rain in, rr ,rn cd ' l'.zt1:1. Swimming The swimming team, although winning only two meets, had a very successful season compared to preyions years. The team was yery fortunate in having as coach Maury Ustrander who secured the Uniyer- sity pool lor some much needed practice. The prospects lor next year look very good. ,Xlthough there are three seniors graduating. there are many upfandfcoming swimmers. The seniors on the team are YVillard lloyde. dash man. who swims the io. ioo. and zoo yard tree style: Hnhert Solberg. hack stroke: and Bill Lindhoe. diy er. .Xrnold lilchlepp. the mainstay ol' the team. who won the city title lor the 131: yard tree style and placed second in the State meet. will he hack next year. liiddie Osherg is a xery good luackstroke swimmer who has two years of competition lelt. Some other good prospects tor next year are llarold Stexenson, Henry Mon- tillon, and Holi Larson, crawl men: Roger Sweline. and Les Bodine, lireast strokersg and Hob Berg, diving. lid! Iiritllmw, llf.'l.u.I llrinli- Ilnlv.-rl Milhrti lfvohf llthltym 5 , ...M Q .,,,-Q-nm... 'fs , yt.. i BACK ROW, Llfl-'I' 'IO RIGHT: Coach Chapman, Danny Schiavonc, Ralph l'iIni-y. Leonard Olson, Don .llazzson Art Buruth, Ifd 'I'rvt'is. George Hoff. Robert C'huvsunmn, MIIJDLF ROW, III-'I' 'IO RIGHT' Dale Thornu Juris Webb. Johnny O'.'X'1i-I. Jmz Romariko. Charles Htflgvson. Drforcsr Corcoran. Joe Prrst. Jimmy Slone, Bob .lfqhum H111 Anderson, lRONT ROW, l.l-I-T TO RI41H'I: John fngtzfrv. Wvxlon Sandberg, Bill Cforhrll, Cwofgt' fimizro. Ifd Frans, 1.4-onurd Borgen, John .llurust-la. Baseball The baseball season was scheduled to start Ma third, but due to bad weather three fames were ost- . ,Y I . . v B . P poned in one week. Walter Chapman added to his coaching duties by taking over baseball this year. The team was hampered by the lack of practice and practice games because of bad weather. However, the pros- pects for the season looked very good, with the return of three letter men and many outstanding players from the Bearcat Legion Champs. ack Webb, ace Jitcher of the Bearcat Cham s last ear, is the number one uitcher for the Cards. Defor- , l . . P Y . . . .l , . . . . est Corcoran, veteran catcher is holdin t down the catchin f ob, but California s Bill Anderson is uvint him . . . . , 5, . - 3 1 . , . in . 5 . stiff com etition. Bob Hoff 15 the reserve itcher who relieves at times hard-workin I VVebb. Bill Corbett IS a aln . P P . . . 5 . g ,, holdin f down second base. Bob M hre is debnitel set tor the centerheld Jost which was vacated b Red E - N Y W - Y . l D A - Y. Hughes. Dan Schiavone and George Gmitro are the outstanding newcomers in the infield with Schiavone having exceptional fielding ability. Bob O'Hara and Don Mattson are the new outfield candidates. The team's success is de vendent mainl . . . . . l Y on their hitting ability. DEFORILST CRORCIORAN. Bll,l. C'ORBlETT .IAKK XVFBB BACK ROW, LITFT TO RIGHT: lid Carleton, Rodney Nelson. Dick Hodgman. Roger Gaurder, Dick Bill South, Howard XVilcox Anderson, John Anderson, Robert Von Mehren. Arthur Von Mehrcn. Hubert Solberg, August Loucgrcn, Leonard lngcbriglsm. FRONT ROW. I.IiI-T TO RIGHT: Seeerl Cuustud. fd Posthumus, Bill Soulh, Howard Wilcox, Kay Ingehrlglsen. Hotcartl Sheldon. Tennis The outlook for the tennis team this year is bright with Bill South, Howard Wilcox, and Ed Posthumus the returning veterans. The boys had an intra-team tournament, and it was decided that Howard Wilcox and Bill South were to be the number I and 2 singles players, Rodney Nelson and Ed Posthumus were the number 1 doubles players with George Ank and Bill Herring forming the number 2 doubles team. Golf Cecil O'Brien took over the golf duties this year and found himself with many returning veterans, He immediately worked out a system to determine his best golfers by which he had persons with about the same ability challenge each other. The more matches they won the higher up the ladder they would go. It was finally decided that Gene Danielson, Stanley VVronski, George W'ronski, Russ Shultz, Frank Uram, Roger Shore, and Ray Corbett should comprise the varsity for the first city high school match with Washburn at Armour Golf Course. BACK Row, I.IiI-T TO RICI-IT: Tom Schultz. 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Iulian Oscar Sletten I have crossed my Rubicon, and, glancing backward, reviewing the nightmarish happenings of the last two weeks, I now feel a sense of peace, which diflicult to tell, and yet, more dili'-icult to keep just to myself, I feel that this be the best method in which to unload my heavy burden. Two weeks ago, while teaching one of my classes, I noticed one of the boys, I shall call him Martin for convenience, reading a newspaper while he was supposed to be working at his case prob- lems. Now ordinarily, I would have overlooked this, but, having had a very wearisome session down at the Republican headquarters the night before, I told Martin to report to Mr. Mason with me after school. Martin, however, told me he had a tennis match on that night and would some other time do just as well, all the time, looking at me with his straight-forward, honest, blue eyes. Having been tennis coach myself once, I realized how important these matches were, and so I excused him until the following Monday. But going home that night in my Ford, I began to wonder if I had done just right. Oflcourse, boys being boys, I hadn't interfered when some of them had perhaps been a trifle rowdy, and now, I realized that I had been perhaps a trifle too hasty with Martin. That evening, I didn't feel very hungry, and all that horrible night, I rolled and tossed in my bed, unable to get a wink of sleep, although I had consumed my usual Ovaltine. It came to a show-down the next evening, when my good wife and helpmate asked me what on earth made me look so haggard and careworn. I finally broke down and told her about the entire ghastly episode, and she, being frank, helped me, I'm sure, more than any- one else could have. And yet, that evening, I couldn't get to sleep either, because I knew that Martin was probably worrying as much as I was. The next Mon- day, I saw Martin come staggering in, take his seat, and very diligently begin working his Commercial Law problems. I saw the lines of worry on his brow, and I cursed myself for having inflicted the mental torture upon him that I must have. But as the days passed, and Martin saw that I wasn't going to send him to the detention room, the worried look gradually disappeared from his face, and, in a few days, he was the same care-free youth I had known before the awful catastrophe. I have learned my lesson, and bless my G. O. P. button, I intend to remember itl Editork note: We are indebted to Roger Gaarder for jfnding this on Mr. Sletlenff desk and forufura'z'ng it to the Cardinal Stag. Quality Service GOLD'S MARKET HOUSE Quality Meats, Groceries, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 802-4 Washington Ave. S. E. Cl. 1366 URHEIM AND MYHRE Choice Meals and Home .Made Sausage 1521 Como Ave. S. E. Complimenls of BASSETT'S PHARMACY Br. 4845 801 4th St. S. E. F. H. Bassett, Prop. C. 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Boy Three O'Cloek Dubonnet Hide ShoefLaces Mohair Russian Front Baked Beans th 17 june Sr, Boy Parade of the Light Brown Suede jacket Oil Skin Skiing Resort Earrcg Ei Peas Wooden Soldiers 18. Jan. Grad. Girl Ten Pretty Cream Locket Taffeta Tea Room OnefBite Gir Sandw'ch 19 june Sr. Boy Pahdon My Salmon Chaps Rubber Fabric Daisy Garden Hot Dogs As a Matter of Record Sept. 7. The opening day of school brought many changes including equipment, teachers, and ex- pressions of many students' faces. It also is about the nicest day we have had for a long time. Sept. 9. The students are skipping already-Bob Dowden and Delbert Gillespie to be exact. Sept. Io. You should see the girls and boys driving cars since school started, it is amazing!! Sept. 19. The Student Council got off to a flying start when they elected Howard Wilcox as president. Sept. 29. The student body was thrilled to see Mr. Albert Tangora, the world's champion typist, do his stuff in the auditorium. Marion Kain and Ieannette Smith are now zipping along at the in- credible speed of I5 words a minute. Oct. 2. You should see the new clothes 'lMigs Carle- ton and Ann Carlson are sporting. Oct. X. Those Marshall students who didn't enjoy themselves had no one but themselves to blame- for you see 'twas homecoming. Alumnus No. I, Babe LeVoir, was master of ceremonies. Oct. 12. Mr. Frank Cramer, assistant manager of the Better Business Bureau, spoke to the student body on how fraudulent advertising was being com- batted. fl-Bob Bussey our advertising manager, take heedj , Oct. 17. It looks as if the girls are really up on excuses for being absent. Here is one Phyllis Ioan Ander- sen told: The gas oven exploded when I was bak- ing bread this morning and singed by eyebrows, so I had to grow some new ones. Oct. 21. The cast forthe Senior Class Play, The Late Christopher Beanf' was announced by Miss Boy- son, the director. Evelyn Garden, Ed johnson, and Elaine Ellis were chosen for the leads. Oct. 24. Clive LeVoir let out his ambition todayg he's going to follow in his brother's footsteps-he's going to be an insurance salesman. Oct. go. The boys of the school met in the auditorium this evening with their dads for the traditional Hallowe'en blow-off. This helped to keep Iohn Holman and Bill Rottschaefer from ringing door- bells. Nov. 4. The jug tradition was created between Marshall and North as an outgrowth of the game two weeks ago. Manuel Saavedra was the origin- ator. Cardpol was chosen as the name through a contest won by Helen Pankuch. Nov. 5 and 6. Members of the Iudge and Cardinal stalTs attended the Minnesota Press Convention at the University. Ward Iohnson was elected Presi- dent for next year. Nov. io. World War veterans were present at the request of the school to help us observe Armistice Day. Nov. 11. A peach of a day for vacation. IOSEPH A. LOHMER Jeweler E Optometrist 1319 4th St. S. E. CL. 5121 BIRCHWOOD CROCERIES fr MEATS A. F. Oys and Sons Quality Food 813 5. E. 4th Street AT. 1251 BEST WISHES TO Tl-lE CLASS OE l938 FJ BUCKINGHAM HOTEL 1500 LaSalle Ave. LINDCREN ELECTRIC CO. 428 EAST HENNEPIN Ave. Radios Electric Ranges Water Heaters Washing Machines Electric lroners Schick and Sunbeam Dry Shavers Radio and Electric Repair Service Br. 4533 S T U D E N T S When You Enter the U Next Fall Buy Your BOOKS 8: SUPPLIES at the Minnesota Co-operative Co. Opposite Folwell Hall A Stepping Stone lo Success A SAVI NCS ACCOUNT 3RD N. W. NATIONAL BANK Fifth Street at East Hennepin CLASS OF 1938 You Have Our Sincerest Wishes for Your Success and Happiness -if SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSE Sth Ave. and 9th St. S. E. Bridgeport 2407 DURING OR AFTER THE SCHOOL YEAR SCHNEIDER'S Is a Refreshing Place to Meet 315 14th Ave. S. E. 500 Washington Ave. S. E. School Supplies for High School Students AT OUR USUAL LOW PRICE ACME PRINTING fr STATIONERY CO 421 14th Ave. S. E. CL. 7933 Nov. 12. The first sunlite of the semester, the Foot- ball Frolic, was sponsored by the Iudge staff. As usual, it was a success. Nov. 23. Mr. Cooper announced that Mary Thomes and Ruth Henrici were the Valedictorian and Salutatorian respectively. Nov. 25 llllll 26. Thanksgiving vacation. Nov. 29. Iohn Holman was elected president of the All-City Hi-Y Cabinet. This is the highest Hi-Y ofhce obtainable. Dec. 3. The Blue Tri Formal. the social event of the year, was held in Benton Hall at the Y. W. C. A. Glad Olinger's Orchestra played. This was pro- moted by about ten girls who found the players cute. Dec. 18. Beginning of Christmas Vacation. Ian. 14. Stanley Wronski was unanimously elected to the coveted post of Class President. Sammy Cecere was chosen to help lead the class as Vice- President. Ian. 17. Iulia Loufek was elected president of the school chapter of the National Honor Society. Verle Cote was elected Secretary. Kay Seymour, elected Treasurer. Ian. 20. The seniors of Marshall had nominal con- trol of the school for the duration of the tradi- tional Senior Class Day. Biorn Iohnson and Nello Rampi taught Iulie Sletten's class. They still walk with a limp. lan. 25. The january graduating class held their class Banquet and Prom at the Leamington Hotel. IOC Cummings was Master of Ceremonies. Betty Lu Priester wouldn't eat her steak. lan. 27. Commencement was the climax that capped the graduating senior high school life. The Com- mencement Dance at the Columbia Chalet un- doubtedly helped many a senior forget the thoughts that passed through his head while Pomp and Circumstance and other formalities were being dispensed. Feb. io. The announcement that Stage Door had been chosen for the Class Play met with the ap- proval of the student body. Feb. I5 and io. Through the efforts of Mr. Cooper and Mr. jones, the first all city high school wrestling meet was held at Marshall. The wrestling team of last year won the championship. Feb. 17. The broadcast of the debate between Mar- shall and West was the first performance of this type in the city's history. The Andersonis mental ability helped Marshall to score many points. Feb. 18. Marshall won the City Hockey Champion- ship. Iohn Giguere looked tops in the new hockey outfit. The Senior Student Council elected its oflicers for this semester, as follows: Ed Mc- Collum. Presidentg Dot Dowling, Vice-Presidentg Margery Quigley, Secretary: Bingo', Hovde, Treasurer. QNo wonder the treasury is balancedj Feb. 21. The Trip Group sponsored the nationally famous Minneapolis A Cappella Choir in our auditorium. For you Trip Groupers, attendance was taken. QA little late.j March I. Miss Lehman, the famous conductor and originator of the Ladies First radio program, spoke in an all-girls auditorium. Mrs. Francis inter- viewed her as Miss Lehman does the guests on her own program. March 3. The Minneapolis District Declamatory Contest was held in our auditorium. Evelyn Garden and Leroy Frank were the entrants for Marshall. March 5. Marshall's fumurderersuj wrestling team retained the State High School Wrestling Cham- pionship. Frank DeLuc and Iimmy Van Gordon were more than doing their share. March 11. The Rhythm Rendezvous sponsored by our energetic Trip Group proved to be a more satis- fying show than it was in previous years. April 8. The Glee Club and Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. P. Burningham, presented an Easter program for the beneht of the entire school. April 9. The Hfty-two members of the Trip Group departed en masse for Milwaukee with visions of anticipated pleasure. April zo. Raining cats and dogs! April 25. The Honor Society initiated its new mem- bers. Professor Heaton of the University was the speaker. His English was perfect! Not once did he lose the audience's attention. May 2, It's raining. jean Clement has been doing more things wrong. May 3. lack Krietz, Bob Murchie, Bob Iohnson, and who-have-you are getting to be cave-men. They were especially ferocious today. May 4. The Schneiders gang made up a poem, but I wouldnlt dare print it. You should see the trouble Ieanne Ryan, Barbara Sanderson, Phyllis Haber- man, Marilyn Webb, and Ruth Iohnson have getting their papers corrected in typing. It's just like a circus. Miss Mo is the ringleader. May 6. A little inside gossip, Bob Bussey and Doug Grinder haven't paid for their Cardinals yet- could it be because one went roller skating and the other to Excelsior and spent all their money? May 15. The Blue Tri Formal, and itis on Friday, the thirteenth, too. The girls were all excited and the boys calm as cucumbers. Answers to Parlor Tag from Page 84 1. Earl Mosiman. 2. Evelyn Petersen. 3. Bob Bussey. 4. Elaine Ellis. 5. Ioe Cummings. 6. Anne Iackson. 7. Allan McCalla. 8. Caroline Brown. 9. Iohn Holman. to. Stag line. 1 I. Dan Utton. 12. Genie Mae Schneider- han. 13. Scott Kline. 14. Anderson Twins. 15. Carl Eckberg. 16. Iean Russ. 17. Frank McClintock. 18. Gladys Lund. 19. Lyman Ripperton. ,il BLUE RIBBON,MEAT MARKET y Tune Class Leaves-Not Much Louise Andersen leaves her vacancy in Honor Society to LaVerne. Toyce Allen leaves her cuteness to Charlotte Ras- mussen. ' Margaret Anderson leaves cheerfulness to Beverley Iohnson. Florence Asp leaves her steno ability to Edna Urheim. Louise Bergen leaves her 'Lsweetr1ess to lean Boehlke. Leona Bloomquist leaves 'AI doubt it to Delores Mc- Kinney. Q Nina Butler leaves everything to her sister, Dot. Ann Carlson leaves Ruth Cole to carry on for the art department. Sam Cecere turns his Sheik to Tack Krietz. Iean Clement leaves Schneiders without a poet-thank heavenllll Verle Cote doesn't leave Chet. Timmy Connor leaves the tavern to the town. Frank DeLuc leaves his kinks to Teresa Falk. Zanna Douglass leaves her All-American Girl way to Beth Enger. Dorothy Dowling leaves-well, 'gHughes know what she leaves. Bob Dowden leaves his Hclassinessn to the next class. Wava Earsley leaves her friendliness to Caroline Brown. Bob Elliot leaves that intangible charm to anyone de- serving it. Gordon Erickson leaves with a blast. Stanley Eyberg leaves in a Mary mood. Beverley Feider leaves for Little Falls. LeRoy Frank leaves his 'fFrankness to brother Clar- ence, if he can live up to it. Virginia Friberg leaves Ray Lindgren, but not for long. Evelyn Garden leaves her dramatic ability to Marjorie Telmland. Delbert Gillespieyugulla-ups off with Pete, Dick Hanson leaves to help Bob give away ice cream cones to the girls. Hilma Herrala leaves her crystal character to Elizabeth Cacharias. Dick Hughes leaves his good looks to Tubby.,' Marian Jennings leaves her individuality to Marie Perry. Ed Iohnson leaves humming a melody. Marion Kain leaves that originality to a humorous personality. Marguerite King leaves here with an aristocratic air. George Kline leaves to skate his way to fame. Mari Kuhn leaves her vivacity to Migs Carleton. Bud LaBrie leaves with his Heinie.l' . Martha Ledding leaves her perseverance to Helen Piek. lean Lewis leaves Bill to manage. Stewart Lind leaves with a smile. Audrey Magnuson leaves her beautiful eyes to Dorothy Phillips. Ed McCollum leaves his flying fingers to Roland Vaile. Rodney Nelson leaves his leadership to Bob Tohnson. Ken Nielson leaves Babe. Phyllis Nelsen leaves 4'Cleo',-there's none like her. Art Olafson leaves his feet to Carl Eckberg. Marion Pearson leaves to be with Ernie. Evelyn Petersen leaves the boys!! Don Powley leaves on his two feet. Barb Rarig leaves for Duke HU. Thelma Reisinger leaves to become a model wife. Bill Rottschaefer leaves Miss Stanton without her right- hand man. Beryl Scanlon leaves her chubbiness to Phyllis Haber- man. Lydia Seebach leaves the teachers awed. Kay Seymour leaves her worries to anyone who can stand them. Winetta Shepherd leaves Mrs. Leemhuis without an assistant. Lorraine Soucy leaves her magnetism to-well, there's no comparison. Ed Sparrow leaves his gentlemanly ways to Doc Solberg. Emil Strand leaves for Rose Hill. Arthur Tourangeau leaves his camera to Ward Tohn- son. Aaron Wee leaves the art department without a genius. Howard Wilcox leaves his vocabulary to the school dictionary and Miss Skalbeck. Stan Wronski leaves his executive ability to Bob Murchie. 1 HIE, THE EUIIUIUIHH, IHISH . . . THE GHHITUHTIIIG SEHIUHS THE BEST ITE IUCH I L. F. BROWN Druggisz 600 Washington Ave. S. E. GL. 1626 THE HOME STORE Groceries and Confectioneries 428 T5th Ave. S. E. CL. 9943 IOHN BRAATEN Tailor 310 Oak Street S. E. Store: CE. 2079, Res. LO. 3584 ANTON AMUNDSON TAILOR Quality Workmanship 307 Oak Street S. E. GL. 1633 Compliments of EDUCATIONAL TEST BUREAU EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS, Inc. 720 Washington Avenue S.E. Compliments of BRYAN'S UNIVERSITY COFFEE SHOP T327 4th Street S.E. How the Class Voted IANUARY CLASS, 1958 Most Popular: Norma Iohnson, Ioe Stonelake ..,,,........,A.....A....,. Most Capable: Verna Carlson, Clarence Galdonick ..l......... .. .. Most Likely to Succeed: Genie Schneiderhan, Dick Hughes ....i....,. Most Versatile: Iohn Holman, Loretta Allen ......,........s,.....,..,.i... Most Original: Muriel Peterson, Wayne Gruner ....,... Most Perfect Gentleman: Dick Anderson .,,........,,,. Most Perfect Lady: Mary Thomes ,.s,. i , .. Biggest Grind: English ,.....,......,...,., ..,.. .,..,..,........,. Biggest Drag with the Faculty: Anna Monsour ...,...r Needs it Most: Wallace Dahl, Naomi Fanning ,..,...., Boy Craziest: Faye Allison ,....r,.r..., .,.r.,,.,.,,..r........ Girl Craziest: Harold Holter .........,.... Biggest Man-Hater: Loretta Price .r.,.., ., ,.., Biggest Woman-Hater: lack Hanson. ,. .. ,.., , Biggest Bluffer: Ioe Cummings, Bernice Grayson ,....... Best Dressed Girl: lean Russ ...,..,........r.....,. , ., r...,,...., Best Dressed Boy: Dean Randall ..... ., Funniest: Allan McCalla, Scott Kline ..,. Busiest: Manuel Saavedra .. ....r..,,. ..,.., . , Hardest to Rattle: Nello Rampi ., 4,,,,. , . ,. . Done Most for School: Big Apple ,.,..,.... .. .. ,..,..,.,........r.. ,..,,, , , i Favorite Poet: Gertrude Stein, Edgar Allen Poe ...,..,..,..,,.......,..,......., IUNE CLASS, 1938 ,....,,Evelyn Petersen, Stanley Wronski ..,.....Dorothy Dowling, William Rottschaefer Iulia Loufek, Robert Bussey Eunice Paine, Sam Cecere .,..,..,Ann Carlson, Neale Ford ,.,.....Edward Sparrow ..,....Louise Andersen ,..,....Douglas Grinder Mary Io Bischofi',,Phil Ploumen ,,,.,,..Anyone who gets all fails ,...,.,,Phyllis fCleopatraj Nelson ........Kedric fCasanovaj Matthews ...,,..,Lorraine Soucy ...,.,..Dick Hughes ,,....,.Ioe Durda ,.,....Marguerite King ,,.,,...Boh Dowden ..,..,,Marion Kain, Bill Brandt Kay Seymour, Ed McCollum Barbara Swendseen, Howard Wilcox ........Verle Cote .......,Edgar Guest Favorite Character in Fiction: Scarlet O'Hara, Mickey Mouse ................,. Ferdinand the Bull Favorite Actor: Tyrone Power, Charlie McCarthy ,...,..,..,..,..,..r..r.r.r,. Favorite Actress: Myrna Loy, Edna Mae Oliver .,......,,...,,., . ., Favorite Political Party: Democratic, Anarchist ...:...,.,, . Favorite Sport to Watch: Football, Donkey Baseball ,..,.,,.,. Favorite Sport to Play: Skating, Tiddle-de-winks ,..,,.,. Favorite Teacher: Mrs. Francis ..,.i....,.. ,. ,,..,..,..,.,.... .. Favorite Course: Glee Club, Dessert .....,,. ...,................... The School's Greatest Need:,New Stage Curtains ..i,,,..,. Favorite Character in Real Life: Babe LeVoir.. ,,..,,,., ., Most Pleasant Year: First, Senior in High School ,.,, ., , ....,...Tyrone Power ,.,..,.,Myrna Loy Sletten's party Football Basketball, Baseball, Tennis .......,Miss Walsh ..,.....Study ........NeW Iudge room .......,Kenneth Ruble The year starting Iune I7 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Cardinal Board of 1938 wislzes to thanlq 1 the following for their c1x:1'szanz'e fn publlxlzlng l 1 this Cardinal .' N i Hilma Skalheck, Editing Adviser. Mary Walsh, Advertising Adviser. Graphic Arts, Edward Haskins, Dorothy Fritz. i Syndicate Printing Co., Archie L. Getchell E Edward Haskins and D. A. McCarthy. i Phyllis Brown Studio and Preston Reed. l The Minneapolis Tribune Zin jrlilemuriam , Our Schoolmates: CLIFFORD SWORSKI ROCKWELL RIDPATH NORMAN KROEGER GORDON KOWAL IOHN STAPLES , SENIOR DIREClURY...lH ABBAS, LUCAS JOHN Hockey 3: Baseball 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Glee Club l, 2: Skating Club 3: Rooters' Club 4. ALLEN, LORETTA Silver Triangle 2: French Club 2, 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 4: Inner Circle 4: The Late Chris- topher Bean 4: National Honor Society 4. ALLISON, FAYE L. G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4: Silver Triangle I: Blue Triangle 3: Judge 2, 3: Scenic Art 4: Les Allouettes 4: Choral Club 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Musical Melange I, Stars and Bars 2, China Shop 2. Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4: Inner Circle 4: Skating Club 4: Rooters' Club 4. ANDERSON, CLARENCE ALEXANDER Senior Council 2: Scenic Art 4: Inter-Class Basketball I, 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Track 2. ANDERSON, LA MOINE E. Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Scenic Art 4: Sketch Club I, 2: Rooters' Club 4. ANDERSON, RICHARD ARTHUR St. Paul Johnson 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4. BEAMISH, HOWARD BECKER, XVILLARD M. Art Club I: Sketch Club 2, 3: Rooters' Club 41 Riding Club 4. BLASING, MARGARET Silver Triangle I. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Car- dinal 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Purple Towers I, Stars and Bars 2, HChina Shop Z, Musical Melange 3, Hollywood Bound 4: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. BORNE, MILDRED ELEANOR G.A.A. I: Silver Triangle 1. 2: Scenic Art 2. 3, 4: Glee Club 1: Dramatic Club 3: 'iDeath Takes a Holiday 3. BORRESON, MARENE Senior Council Z: Scenic Art 2, 3, 4: Sketch Club 4: Mid-West Studies 3: Cardinal 41 Rooters' Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. BUTLER, MIRIAM B. Silver Triangle 1, Z: Blue Triangle 3. 4: German Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Cardinal 4: Riding Club 4: Glee Club l. Purple Towers l: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. CARLSON, VERNA E. Silver Triangle I. 2, Vice-President l, Presi- dent Z: Blue Triangle 3, 4, Cabinet 3, Presi- dent 4: Judge 2, 3, 4: Cardinal 4, Associate Editor 4: German Club 2, 3. 4. Secretary 4: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: Glee Club I, President: Riding Club 4: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. CEGLA. JOSEPHINE M. Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: German Club 2, 3: Judge 4: Glee Club l, Purple Towers 1: Choral Club Z: Root- ers' Club 4: Inner Circle 4. CHIODO, ARTHUR Hi-Y I: Football 2. 3, 4, Captain 4: Basket- ball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3: Inter-Class Basket- ball I: Riding Club 4, President 4: Skating Club 3: Service 3: Cardinal 4. CUMMINGS, JOSEPH South l: Hi-Y I. 2, 3, 4: Service Z. DAHL, NVALLACE KENNETH Hockey 3, 4: Skating 3: Rooters' Club 4: Baseball 3, 4: Golf 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2. D'AOUST, LEONA FRANCES Silver Triangle I: G.A.A. I, 2, 3. 4: Choral Club 3: Judge Staff 4: Dramatic Club 4: Rooters' Club 4. DOUGHERTY. ELIZABETH Silver Triangle l, 2: G,A.A. 2, 3: Sccnic Arr 3: Mid-West Studies 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Riders' Club 4. DUFFEE, LAURENCE Hi-Y I: Inter-Class Basketball 3, 4. DUNCAN, MARY JANET G,A.A. I, 2, 3, 4: Silver Triangle I: Riding Club 4: French Club 2. 3: Judge 3: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Choral Club 2: Mid-kVest Studies 3. ELLER, FLOYD EDSON Track 3: Choral Club 2. FALK, EUGENE FANNING. NAOMI K. Band I. 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Rooters' Club 4: Orchestra 1, Purple Towers l: Inner Circle 4. IPIFF, XVILLIAM DONALD Mechanic Arts I: Art Club 2: Rooters' Club 4: Skating Club 3: Track 3: Football 3. HUHRI - SEHIUR FRANE, LENORE French Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4. GALDONIK. CLARENCE Judge 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Dramatic Club 4: .ootball 3 Inter-Class Basketball I, 23 Hockey 4: Rooters' Club 4. CARDON, DOROTHY M. St. Margaret's Academy l. Z: Blue Triangle 3: Senior Council 3: Rooters' Club 4: Inner Circle 4. GRAYSON, BERNICE Silver Triangle l, Z: Blue Triangle 3, 4: G,A.A. l, 2. 3: Judge 3, 4, Headline Editor 3, Assistant Editor 4, Co-Editor 4: German Club 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Concertmistress I. Librarian 2, 3, 4, i'Purple Towers 1, China Shop 2, Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4: Choral Club 3: Rooters' Club 4: Inner Circle 4. GREEK, VIVIAN J. Silver Triangle l, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Judge 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 3. 4: German Club 2. 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: G.A.A. I, 2: Choral Club 3: Rooters' Club 4. GRUNER, WAYNE ROBERT Band 4. HANSON, JOHN FREDRICK Football 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4. I-IANSON, JUNE Blue Triangle 3, 4: Judge 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: Choral Club 3: Glee Club 3, 4, Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4: Rooters' Club 4. HEATON. HELEN AMELIA North 2, 3. 4: Rooters' Club 4. HENRICI, RUTH ELIZABETH Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3. 4: German Club 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Choral Club 3: Glee Club I, 3, Purple Towers l, Stars and Bars 2: Skating Club 4: Rooters' Club 4: gfiggnal Honor Society 3, 4: SALUTATO- HOLMAN, JOHN Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Council 2, 3: Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4: Wrestling Z, 3: Hockey 3: Choral Club 3: Glee Club 1, 3, Purple Towers I, Show of Shows 3: Riding Club 4: 311-City Senior Hi-Y President: Class Presi- ent. HOLTER, HAROLD Senior Council 4: Inter-Class Basketball 2: Choral Club 2, 3: Glee Club 2, 3. 4, Stars and Bars 2, Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4, Vice-President 4: Skating Club 4: Rooters' Club 4. HUGHES, RICHARD Senior Council 2: Baseball 3, 4: Hockey 3, 4: Inter-Class Basketball I: Skating Club 3: Rooters' Club 4. HUNTZICKER, ALICE FLOREINE Blue Triangle 3, 4. JACKSON, ANNE H. Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Senior Council 2. 3: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4, Assistant Business Manager 4: Glee Club I. 3. 4. Purple Towers l, Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4: Choral Club 2, 3: Music Club 4: Rooters' Club 4: Inner Circle 4: National Honor Society 4. JOHNSON, BJORN SVEN HERCULES Inter-Class Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Vllrestling 3: Boxing 3, 4: Track 3: Diamondball l. JOHNSON, NORMA North l, Z: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4: Senior Council 3: Les Alouettes 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, China Shop 2, Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4, President 41 Choral Club 3: Rooters' Club 4: Inner Circle 4: kVinner State Declamatory Contest: D.A,R. Award: Class Treasurer. JOHNSON. RUTH F. M. North 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4. JONES. MORRIS Orchestra 2: Swimming 3: Cardinal 4. JORGENSON. ROGER KIRKHAM, REVA G. French Club 2: Inner Circle 4. KLINE, SCOTT Vdest 2, 3: Senior Council 4: Dramatic Club, Choral Club 3: Glee Club 3. 4: Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4, Bishop lVlisbehaves 4. KOSTAMO. LILLIAN MARGARFT Central 2: Edison 3: Inner Circle 4: French Club 4: Blue Triangle 4. DIREBl0RY...lHHUHRY KOWAL, ARNOLD Inter-Class Basketball I, 2: Rooters' Club 4. LANGLOIS. GUY Football 2, 3, 4: Track 4: Wrestling 4: Basketball I, 2. LARSON. DONALD Football Z, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Baseball 2: Boxing 2. LARSON, SHIRLEY Evening School Graduate. LARSON, VIRGIL Hi-Y l: Glee Club I, 2: Choral Club 2. LEEBENS, MARION O. Silver Triangle l, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: G.A.A. l: French Club 2, 3: Junior Council 1: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: Skating Club 4: Riding Club 4: Rooters' Club 4: Inner Circle 4. LEIGHT, JULIA M. Silver Triangle I. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Junior Council l: Senior Council 3: G.A.A. 1, 2: Rooters' Club 4. LONGFELLOW, FRANK Stage I. 2, 3: Inter-Class Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: Baseball 2. LONGLEY. ETHEL B. Silver Triangle 1, 2: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Ger- man Club 2, 3, 4. Vice-President 4: Judge 2, 3, 4: Cardinal Editor of Student Life 4: Mid-West Studies 3. 4: Orchestra 1, 2, Pur- ple Towers l, China Shop Z: Riding Club 4: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. LUND, GLADYS O. Silver Triangle I. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Junior Council 1: German Club 3. 4: Glee Club 1, Purple Towers : Cardinal 4: Riding Club 4: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. LUNDBERG, KENNETH Inter-Class Basketball I: Football 2, 3: Track 3: Scenic Art 4: Skating Club 3: Rooters' Club 4. MACANDER, ILONA Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Choral Club 2, 3: Judge 4: Service 3, 4: Skating Club 3. MCCALLA. ALAN Robbinsdale High School I: Hi-Y 3, 4: Service 3. 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Choral Club 2: Football 2. 3. 4: Track 3, 4: Inter-Class Basketball 2, 3: Cardinal 4. MCKAY, GERTRUDE Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Sketch and Craft Club I, 2: Choral Club 2: Rooters' Club 4. MCMILLAN. MAXINE GENEVIEVE Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 4: Glee Club Z, Stars and Bars 2: G.A.A. l: French Club 3, 4: Senior Council 3: Judge 2: Root- ers' Club 4. MANDER, VIRGINIA Silver Triangle l, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Glee Club I, 2. Purple Towers I, Stars and Bars 2: Choral Club Z, 3: Sketch Club 2: German Club 2, 3: Inner Circle 4. IVIANSOUR, ANNA MARIE Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2: Judge 3, 4: Senior Council 4: Dramatic Club 4: Riding Club 4: Rooters' Club 41 Inner Circle 4: National Honor Society 4. MASLOWSKI. HELEN Sheridan Jr. High l: Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 3: Choral Club 2: Judge 2, 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4. MASON. DONALD F. Hi-Y I: Boys' Council l: Choral Club 2: Inter-Class Basketball I. 2: Football I, 23 Swimming 2, 3: Hockey 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4. MICHAEL, THERESA Hinckley High School I: Blue Triangle 3, 42 Choral Club 2: Riding Club 4. MONTGOMERY, HELEN J. Silver Triangle l. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: G,A.A. l, 2: French Club 2, 3: Choral Club 3: Glee Club l, 2, 3, Purple Towers I, Stars and Bars 2, China Shop 2, Show of Shows 3: Dramatic Club 4: Bishop Misbehaves 4: Rooters' Club 4. MOORE. HAROLD Robbinsdale I: Football 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Inter-Class Champion 4: Baseball 4: Senior Council 2. 3: Skating Club 3, Secretary 3: Riding Club 4. NADEAU. CATHERINE Evening School Graduate. NELSON. HELEN D, Franklin Jr. High I: Silver Triangle 2: G,A.A. 2, 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: French Club 23 Choral Club 2. Sllllllll DlRElIlUllY...lHllUHllY - BEIIIUH llIlllClllllY...lHllUHRY Hi-Y 1: Basketball l, 2: Baseball 4. PALMER, JOHN Boys' Council 3: Senior Council 2: Track 4: Inter-Class Basketball I, 2: Glee Club I, Purple Towers l: Rooters' Club 4. PANKUCH. HELENE MARY Edison High I: Silver Triangle 2: Blue Tri- angle 3, 4: G.A.A. 3: Band Sponsor 3, 4: Judge 3: Choral Club 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3: Riding Club 4. PATTERSON. RUSSELL Hi-Y 3. 4: Inter-Class Basketball lc Rooters' Club 4. PETERSON, MURIEL E, Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Judge 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: Choral Club 3: Glee Club 3, 4, Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4: Rooters' Club 4. PETERSON, RUTH Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Glee Club I, 3, Purple Towers I, Show of Shows 3: Judge 4: Choral Club 2. 3: Service 4: Club 4. Skating Club 3: Rooters' Club 4. PRICE, LORETTA ELIZABETH Silver Triangle I, 2: G.A.A. I, 2, 3: Scenic Art 4: Skating Club 3: Riding Club 4: Root- ers' Club 4. PRIESTER, BETTY LU Silver Triangle l, 2: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Choral Club 2. 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3. Mar- riage of Nannette,' Sho 2 Show of c D . Council 3: Rooters' ' Stars and Bars 2, China Shows 3: Judge 4: Senior OUIGGLE, CHARLOTTE JANE Silver Triangle l. 2, Cabinet 2: Blue Triangle 2: Judge 3: Mid-XVest Studies 3, 4: Glee Club l, Purple Towers I: Orchestra I. 2, 4: Stars and Bars Z, China Shop 2, Hollywood Bound 4: Choral Club 2, 3: Rooters' Club 4: Won City Original Music Composition Contest. OUIGLEY, JAMES Hi-Y 4: Boys' Council 1: Senior Council 2: Service 2: Glee Club l. Purple Towers I: Choral Club 2: Inter-Class Basketball 1: Root- ers' Club 4. RAMPI, NELLO Ifootball I, 2, 3. 4: Inter-Class Basketball l, 3. 4: Basketball 2: Golf 2, 3: Track 2: Hockey 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Boxing 4: Glee Club I, Purple Towers I. Boys' Council l: French Club Z. 3. 4, Treas- urer 3: Judge 4: Cardinal 4: Choral Club 2: Inter-Class Basketball 2: Football 2, 3: Tra:k 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4. RAYMOND, VERDA BELLE Silver Triangle l. 2. Cabinet 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Hollywood Bound 4: Choral Club 3: Rooters' Club 4. ROEPKE, AUDREY L. G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Silver Tri- angle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Mid-West Studies 3: Choral Club 3: Dramatic Club 4: Glee Club I, Purple Towers I: Skating Club 3, Vice-President 3: Rooters' Club 4. RUSS, JEAN Robbinsdale l: Silver Triangle 2: Blue Tri- angle 3. 4, Cabinet 4: French Club 2, 3. 4: Senior Council Z: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Music Club 4: Rooters' Club 4: Inner Circle 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4. SAAVEDRA, MANUEL R. Senior Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Inter-Class Basketball 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4: Debate Club 3, Vice-President 3: Judge Z. 3, 4, Business Manager 4: Cardinal 4, Business Manager 4: Death Takes a Holiday 3: Rooters' Club 4: Inner Circle 4. SACRIDER, BEATRICE HELEN Silver Triangle I, 2: Cwlee Club I, Purple Towers I: German Club 3: Mid-West Studies 3, 4. SCHMINDER, AGNES SUZANNE Silver Triangle l, 2: Blue Triangle 4: Rooters' Club 4. SCHNEIDERHAN, EUGENIE M. Silver Triangle I. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: German Club 2, 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Choral Club 2, 3: Music Club 4: Les Alouettes 4. Secre- tary 4: Glee Club I, 2. 3, 4. Purple Towers I, Stars and Bars 2, Show of Shows 3. Holly- wood Bound 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Scenic Art 4: Roolers' Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. SCHROEDER, MARGARET Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Choral Club Z: Scenic Art 4: Sketch Club I: Rooters' Club 4. IUHU Hlll I? Silver Triangle I, Z: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Dra- matic Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Judge 4: Choral Club 2, 3: Music Club 4: Les Alou- ettes 4, President 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Musical Melange l, Stars and Bars 2, China Shop 2. Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4: French Club 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Bishop Misbehavesu 4: National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4. STEELE, EVELYN Blue Triangle 3, 4: Mid-Vvlest Studies 3: Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Concertmistress 2, 3: China Shop 2, Stars and Bars 2, Show of Shows 3. Hollywood Bound 4: Inner Circle 4. STONELAKE, JOSEPH Hi-Y I: Senior Council Z. 4: Judge 4, Sports Editor 4: Cardinal 4: Glee Club I, Purple Towers l: Basketball l: Football 3: Rooters' Club 4: Class Vice-President 4. SWINDAI., DOROTHY South 2. 3: Silver Triangle l: Blue Triangle 4: Senior Council I: Dramatic Club 4: Sketch Club I: Rooters' Club 4. THOMES. MARY C. Silver Triangle I, 2, Treasurer I, Vice-Presb dent 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4, Cabinet 4: German Club 2, 3, 4. Secretary 2. Vice-President 3: Clee Club I, Purple Towers I: Judge 4: Cardinal 4. Club Editor 4: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4: Rooters' Club 4: Class Secretary 4: VALEDIC- TORIAN. VOLTIN. CHARLOTTE DELORES Silver Triangle I, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: G.A.A. l, 2: French Club l: Hollywood Bound 4: Rooters' Club 4. WENDELI.. ALICE Silver Triangle I. 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: French Club 4, Vice-President 4: Dramatic Club 4: Les Allouettesm 4: Choral Club 3: Music Club 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3. 4, Purple Towers I, Stars and Bars 2, China Shop 2. Show of Shows 3, Hollywood Bound 4: Root- ers' Club 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. WESTERBERG, IRVIN Hi-Y l: German Club l: Golf 3: Swimming Z: Inter-Class Basketball 2: Football l, 2. WESTINE, FRED Kenosha High I, Z: Sketch Club 4: Scenic Art 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Manager 4: Golf 4: Rooters' Club 4. WIDSTROM, RUSSELL Hi-Y I: Senior Council 3: Inter-Class Basket- ball l. 2: Track l, 2: Swimming I: Routers' Club 4, I am old and worn: I have lived so long-so much! In my presence have been enacted scenes of comedy and tragedy-heartbreak and romance. I have been an innocent party to lovcrs' secrets. I have been roughly carved and drawn upon. Shapcly legs have carrcsscd my own: rough heels have kicked at mc. Love letters have been written on me. People have fought over mc. Weary students have slept upon me. Poetry has been written on me. I have witnessed the confusion and bickcrings of senior meetings. I have seen the fashion change with the seasons- from German haircuts and beer jackets to plaid wool shirts. I have shuddered under the impact of crascrs and have cringcd at the cries of the wounded and thc cheer- ing of a delirious audience. People of all kinds have sat on me-from the bc- wildered ninth grader to thc mighty senior and the astute faculty member. I am aging fast: my days arc numbered. In time I will ccdc my place to another, one more firm, more modern than I. Eventually I will be shattered, thrown out and com- aletcl for ottcn. I have stood too lone in room 2 . I Y S is 3 I am a study room desk. SEHIUR llIRElIlURY...lUlIE - SEIIIUH llIRElIlllRY...lUllE Mankato, Minn.: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 4. ALLEN, JOYCE Inner Circle 4: French Club 3: Silver Triangle l, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: MidfWest Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3: Student Council I: Dramatic Club 3: Judge 2, 3, 4. ALLISON, JAMES Inner Circle 4. ALMAN, ELAINE Silver Triangle l: G.A.A. I, 2. ANDERSEN, LOUISE Inner Circle, Vice-President 4: French Club 2. Vice-President 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle I, 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3. 4: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Junior Glee Club I: National Honor Society 4. ANDERSON. LOIS Wheaton, Minn., I, 2: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 4: Band 3. ANDERSON, MARGARET Inner Circle 4: French Club 2, 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle I, Cabinet 2: Rooters' Club 4: Student Council 1: Judge 4: Junior Glee Club 1. ANDERSON, Pl-IYLLIS JOAN Folwell Junior High I: Inner Circle 4: German Club 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 2: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Debate 3: Glee Club 4: National Honor Society 4. ANDERSON, PHYLLIS JUNE Inner Circle 4: German Club 3: Blue Triangle 3: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. ANK, GEORGE Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y l. 2, 3, 4. Treasurer 4: Rooters' Club 4: Student Council 4: Judge 4: Cardinal 4: Football 1. 2: Track 2. ASHBACI-I. BERNARD Mechanic Arts High School 3. ASI-IBACH, CLARENCE Agricultural School l: Swimming 2. 3, Cap- tain 3. ASP, FLORENCE Newfolden. Minn., l: Inner Circle 4: Blue Tri- angle 3: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 4: Glee Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. AUNE, EVELYN Blue Triangle 4. BARBER, ANN French Club 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l: Debate Club 3: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society. BECKMAN, RAYMOND BEHRENDT, LA VERNE Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Tri- angle I: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. BERGEN, LOUISE Inner Circle 4: French Club 2, 3: Blue Tri- angle 3. 4: Silver Triangle l, 2: Mid-West Studies 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Rooters' Club 3. 4: Dramatic Club 3: Judge 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Stars and Bars: Hollywood Bound. BERGQUIST, RUTH Forest Lake, Minn., l: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle I, 2: Latin Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Stars and Bars: Hollywood Bound. BERSET. DAWN Sanford Junior High I: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 1, 2: Rooters' Club 3: Mida West Studies 3. BISCHOFF. MARY JO French Club 3, 4, Cabinet 4: Footlights Club 3, 4, President 4: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Stage Door 4: Girls' Glee Club I: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: China Shop 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4, Cabinet 3: Silver Triangle I, 2, Cabinet I, 2: National Honor Society 4. BISHOP, LYLE Winona I, 2: Baseball 3: Track 4. BLOOMQUIST, LEONA Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Trif angle I, 2: Mid-NW'est Studies 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: G.A.A. 2, 31 Stars and Bars: Hollywood Bound 3. BOLL. ED Service I, 2, 3, 4: Track 1, 2: Service Guide 4. BRANDT, BILL Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Student Couna cil 3: Judge 2, 3: Orchestra I, Z, 3, 4, Presif dent 3: Band I, 2. 3: Football 2: Track 2, 3. 4: Boy Scouts I, 2, 3.4. Inner Circle 4: German Club 3, 4, President 4: Rooters' Club 4: Judge, Advertising Manager Z, 3, 4: Cardinal. Advertising Manager 3. 4: Debate 3: Stage Door 4: Junior Glee Club l: Service Guide 4: Student Council 2, 3: Na- tional Honor Society 4. BUTLER, NINA Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Tri- angle 1. 2: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 3. CAPISTRANT, LUCILLE Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 4: Junior Glee Club I: G.A.A. I. CARLETON, ED Hi-Y I, Z, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Football 2. 3: Tennis 4: Basketball 2, 3: Dramatic Club 4: Cardinal 4: Student Council 3: Stage Door 4. CARLSON. ANN French Club 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4, Cabinet 4: Silver Triangle I. Z: Rooters' Club 4: Cardi- nal 4: Art Club 2. 3: Stage Door 4. CARLSON, VERNON Hi-Y I. CASPER, DOUGLAS Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 4: Stage Crew 3, 4, Manager 4. CECERE, SAMMY Football 2, 3. 4: Track 3: Wrestling 3, 4: Stage Door 4: Class Vice-President. CHENEVERT, PAUL CHILGREN, VERNON Anoka I: Roseau, Minn.. 3: Inner Circle 4. CHRISTENSON, ALLYN Football l. Z. CLEMENT, JEAN Inner Circle. Treasurer 4: Junior Glee Club I: Student Council 2, 4: Silver Triangle, Cabinet 1, President 2: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Judge 4, News Editor 4: Cardinal 4: Blue Triangle 3, Treasurer and I. C, C. 4: Stage Door. COLE, JAMES Judge 3: Stage Door 4. CONNOR. JAMES Inner Circle 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 4: Inter-Class Basketball 1. 2. COOK. DOROTHY Blue Triangle 3: Silver Triangle I, 2: Rooters' Club 4: G.A.A. 2. CORBETT, WILLIAM Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y l. 2. 3, 4, President 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Football 1, 2: Basketball I, 2: Hockey 3.4: Baseball I. 2, 3, 4. COTE, VERLE Inner Circle 4: French Club 3, 4: Blue Trif angle 3, 4: Silver Triangle I. 2: Mid-West Studies 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 4: Judge 3, 4, Editor-in-Chief 4: Cardinal 4: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, Secre tary 4: CO-VALEDICTORIAN. CROFT, GEORGE Stage Door 4. CROOK, DORIS Roosevelt I, 2: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Mid-West Studies 43 Rooters' Club 3, 4: Cardinal 4. CROSBY. GARTH Inner Circle 4: Latin Club 3: Chess Club 3, 4: Service Club 4: Ski Team 3, 4. CUMMINGS, GORDON Hi-Y 3, 4: Mid-Vvlest Studies 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Glee Club I. CURRIE, ELBRIDGE Inner Circle 4: German Club 2, 3: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: China Shop I: Stars and Bars: Hollywood Bound. DAHLBERG. RUDOLPH DAHLSTROM, BERNICE Silver Triangle I: G.A.A. I. 2. DALE, DOROTHY Washington, St. Paul, I, 2, 3: Blue Triangle 4. DE LUC, FRANK Student Council l, 2: Art Club 3: Football I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Vvlrestling 3, 4. DEVINE, VVILLIAM Inner Circle 4. DOMIANO, NICK Biwabik, Minn., l, 2, 3: Football 4. DOUGLAS, JOHN Patrick Henry l: Inner Circle 4: Chess Club 3. 4: Football 2, 3. Inner Circle 4: Blue Tri 3, 4: Silver Triangle I. 2: Rooters' Club 4: Debate Club 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4. DOWDEN, BOB Inner Circle 4: French Club 3: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 3, 4: Track 3: Swimming 4: Sea Scouts 4: The Late Christopher Bean 4. DOXVLING, DOROTHY Inner Circle 4. Cabinet 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4. Cabinet 3, Vice-President 4: Silver Triangle I, 2, Cabinet 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Student Council 4, Vice-President 4: Judge 2, 3, 4, Headline Editor 4: Cardinal 4, Feature Editor 4: G.A.A. l: Junior Glee Club I: Purple Towers: China Shop. DURDA, JOSEPH Inner Circle 4: Student Council 3: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Vflrestling 4: Judge 4. EARSLEY, WAVA Central 2: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 4. EGGEN. HELEN Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Student Council Z: Glee Club 2. EICHHORN. LUCILLE Wendell Phillips I: South 2: Duluth Central 3: Blue Tri 4: Rooters' Club 4. ELLIOT, ROBERT Dallas, Texas, I: Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 4. ELLIS. ELAINE Inner Circle 4: French Club 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle Z: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Hollywood Bound 3: The Late Christopher Bean 4. ENGSTROM, LEE Inner Circle 4: HivY I, 2. 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club. ERICKSON, DE ETTE Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle I. 2. ERICKSON, GORDON Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Orchestra l, Z, 3. 4: Band l, 2: Junior Glee Club l. ERNEST, BETTY Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l, 2: Junior Glee Club I, 2: Senior Glee Club 2, 3: Judge 2, 3: Dramatic Club 3: Mid-West Studies 3. 4: Stage Door 4: Stars and Bars: Rooters' Club 3, 4. EYBERG, STANLEY Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 2: Senior Glee Club 3. 4: Hollywood Bound 4. FEIDER, BEVERLY Inner Circle 4: German Club 2, 3: Blue Tri- angle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l, 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Judge 3, 4. FELICETTA, TONY Inner Circle 4: French Club 3: Glee Club 4: Baseball 3: Inter-Class Basketball l, Z, 3. FORD, NEAL Latin Club 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Dramatic Club 3: Judge 3, 4: Tumbling 4, FRANK, LEROY Inner Circle 4: Student Council 3: Senior Glee Club 3, 4: Service Guide 4: Football 3: Base- ball 3: Boxing 3: The Late Christopher Bean 4. FRIBERG. VIRGINIA Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l, 2: Rooters' Club 3. 4: Orchestra 4: Senior Glee Club 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. I: Purple Towers: Stars and Bars: China Shop: Show of Shows: Junior Glee Club l: Judge 4: Cardinal 4: Choral Club: Hollywood Bound. GAARDER. ROGER Inner Circle 4: Student Council l, 2: Cardinal 4: Glee Club 4: Tennis 4: Show of Shows 4: Service 2: Choral Club. GARDEN, EVELYN Mankato l: Northheld 2: Inner Circle 4: Mid- West Studies 4: French Club 3. 4: Rooters' Club 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: The Late Christopher Bean: Judge 3, 4: Cardi- nal 4: National Honor Society 4. GARDON, EMMA St. Margaret's Academy I: Inner Circle 4: French Club 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 2: Rooters' Club 4. GILLESPIE, DELBERT Glee Club 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Inner Circle 4: Judge 2, 3: I-li-Y 4: Track 4: Stu- dent Council 4: Hollywood Bound. - 7-- Sllllllli llIllElIl0HY...lUllE - Sllllllli llIREBlllRY...lUllE GOULD. THOMAS Junior Glee Club 1: Chess Club 2, 3, 4: Swim- ming 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4. GRINDER, DOUGLAS Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4: Judge 4: Junior Glee Club 1: Football 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Hockey 3. HAGER, EDITH Folwell Jr. High l: Inner Circle 4: French Club 3: Blue Triangle 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 4: Cardinal 4: Glee Club 4: Choral Club 3: National Honor Society 4. HAGER, VIOLA HANSON, RICHARD Inner Circle 4. HARVEY, MARGARET Seattle 3: Inner Circle 4: Blue Tri 4: Rooters' Club 4: Stage Door 4. HAURITZ, VERNON Football 3: Stars and Bars. HEATH, ELAINE Judge 4, HERRALA, HILMA Inner Circle 4: French Club 4: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Band 2, 3, 4: National Honor Society. HERRING, BILL Inner Circle 4: Tennis 3. 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4. HEYERDAHL, ELIZABETH Inner Circle 4: French Club 2, 3, Cabinet 3: Rooters' Club 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 2. HODGMAN. RICHARD White Bear High 1, 2, 3: Inner Circle 4: Stage Crew 4: Tennis 4: National Honm Society 4. HOFFMAN, URBAN Stage Crew 3, 4: Electrician 4. HOGAN, GORDON Hockey 4. HOLSEY. JOAN Northheld l, 2: Inner Circle 4: French Club 3. 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Glee Club 4: Stage Door 4. HOMELAND, RUTH American School, Kikungshan, China, 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 4. HOVDE, WILLARD Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Cardinal 4. HOVE. MARJORIE Ridgeway, Iowa, 1, 2: Blue Triangle 3: Root- ers' Club 4: G.A.A. 3. HUGHES, RICHARD Etuldent Council 3: Service Guide 3: Foot- al 4. JENNINGS, MARION St. Margaret's Academy l. 2, 3: Inner Circle 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Dramatic Club 4. JOHNSON, DOROTHY Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 4: Rooters' Club 4: Student Council 1: Judge 4: National Honor Society 4. JOHNSON, ED Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Service Guide 4: Football 1, 2, 3: Wres- tling 2, 3: The Late Christopher Bean 4: Musical Melange: Stars and Bars: China Shop. JOHNSON, MARGARET Blue Triangle 4. KAIN, MARION Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 3: G.A.A. 1, 2, 3. KEEHAN, JANICE KING, MARGUERITE Murray Jr, High: Inner Circle 3, 4: German Club 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4, Vice-President, President 4: Silver Triangle 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Student Council 3, Vice-President 3: Judge 3, 4: Stage Door. KLINE, GEORGE Inner Circle 4: Art Club 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3: Football 1, 2, Manager 3, 4: Basket- ball, Manager 3, 4: Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4: Stags Manager 3: Hollywood Bound: Skat- ing 3, 4, KLINE, ROY Stage Crew 3, 4, Manager 4: Glee Club 1. KNOWLES, WILLIAM KUHN, MARJORIE Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Silver Triangle 1, 2: Mid-West Studies 3: Rooters' Club 3. 4: Student Council 3: Judge 3: G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, KURRASCH. KENNETH Big Lake High School 1, 2: Student Coun- cil 3: Cardinal 3, 4: Judge 3: Stage Door. LABRIE, EINAR LALONE, GORDON South 1, 2. LARSON, LARRY Inner Circle 4: Orchestra l, 2. 3. 4. LEDDING. MARTHA Silver Triangle 1, 2: Rooters' Club 3: G.A.A. 1. 2: National Honor Society 4. LEEGARD. ARLIE LE VOIR, CLIVE Student Council 1: Art Club: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3: Golf 2: Wrestling 2, 3. LEWIS, JEAN Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 1, 2: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: Root- ers' Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Judge 2: Junior Glee Club I: G.A.A. 2, 3. LIND, STEWART Rooters' Club 3, 4. LINDBOE, BILL Minneapolis Jordan 1: Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 3, 4: Football 3: Swimming 2, 3, 41 Golf 4. LINDER, ROSALIE Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l, 2: Rooters' Club 4: Art Club 1, 2, 3: G.A.A. 2. . LINDSETH, RUTH Inner Circle 4: Silver Triangle 1, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 3: Rooters' Club 3. 4, LONG, PATRICIA Inner Circle 4: French 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Silver Triangle 1, 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Student Council 2, 4: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: Junior Glee Club 1: G.A.A. 1: National Honor Society 4. LOUFEK, JULIA Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, Treasurer 4: Silver Triangle 1: Mid-West Studies 4: Root- ers' Club 3: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4, Assistant Editor: G.A.A. 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: President 4: CO-VALEDICTORIAN. LOVEGREN, AUGUST German Club 2, 3: Rooters' Club 3, 4: De- bate Club 3: Glee Club 1, 2. 3: Hollywood Bound: Stars and Bars. LUCAS, LEROY Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Football 1: Junior Glee Club 1: Hollywood Bound: Stars and Bars: China Shop: Show of Shows: Purple Towers. LUNDBERG. EVELYN Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Musical Melange. MAAS, RUTH Silver Triangle 1: Rooters' Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Hollywood Bound. MADSEN, EARLENE Belmond High, Iowa, 1, 2: Inner Circle 41 French Club 3. 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Root- ers' Club 3, 4. MAGNUSON, AUDREY Grantsburg, Wis., 1: West High 2: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4. MARTIN, MAVIS Silver Triangle 1, 2. MATTHENNS, KEDRIC Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3. 4: Student Council 2: Judge 4: Cardinal 4: Glee Club 1, 2: Track 1, 4: Football 2: Sea Scouts I, Z, 3, 4: Skating 4. MATTSON, ARLENE Blue Triangle 3. 4: Silver Triangle 1, Z: Rooters' Club 3: Student Council l, 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: Stage Door: Stars and Bars: China Shop: Hollywood Bound. MCCLENDON, JOHN Hi-Y 3, 4: Skiing 4: National Honor So- ciety 4, MCCLINTOCK, FRANK Cardinal 4: Chess Club 1: Orchestra Z, 3, 4, Manager 3: Band 1, 2: Stars and Bars: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Skiing 3, 4. MCCOLLUM, EDGAR Inner Circle 4: German Club 4: Student Coun- cil, President 4: Glee Club, President 4: Serv- ice Guide 4. MCDOWELL. ANNE Cambridge, Mass.: French Club 3: Latin Club 3: Inner Circle 4: Silver Triangle I: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Mid-West Studies 4: National Honor Society 4. MCINTOSH. JEAN Murray Junior 1: Inner Circle 4: French Club 4: Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: National Honor Society 4. MCNAUGHTON, ELIZABETH Silver Triangle 1: Art Club 4. MCNOLTY. CARRIE MENNING. ROY Edison 1. 2. MEYER, CHARLES Hi-Y 3. 4. MEYER. RUTH Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4, Cabinet 3: Silver Triangle 1, 2: Rooters' Club 4. MEYERS, DONALD Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Student Council 4: Junior Orchestra 1: Junior Glee Club 1. MEYERS. GLENDON Willmar, Minn., 1: Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Band 2. 3: Baseball 4. MIEREK, NELLIE Inner Circle 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: G.A.A. 3, 4. MIEREK, ROSE MILLER. BUDD Inner Circle 4: Judge 4: Cardinal 4. MOORE, MARY JANE Inner Circle 4: Silver Triangle 1, 2: G.A.A. 1. 2. MYHRE, ROBERT Baseball 3, 4. NELSEN, PHYLLIS Dupree High School 1, 2: Hopkins 3. NELSON, MARGARET Winona Senior High 1. 2, 3: Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 4. NELSON, J. RODNEY Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Student Council 3: Glee Club 3: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2: Tennis 3, 4: Stage Door. NIELSEN, KENNETH Rooters' Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Service Guide 3: The Late Christopher Bean: Holly- wood Bound. OLAFSON, ARTHUR Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 4: Rooters' Club 3, 43 Judge 3: Glee Club 3, 4: China Shop: Stars and Bars. OPDAHL, MARGARET Bryant Jr. High 1: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Mid- West Studies 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Stage Door. OSMUNDSON, RUTH Eugene, Ore., l: Fargo, N. D., 2: Inner Circle 4: French Club 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Mid- West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 4. OXVENS, WILLIAM Cardinal 4. PAINE, EUNICE Inner Circle 4: Silver Triangle 1, 2: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Student Council 1: Judge l, 2, 3, 4: Cardinal 3. 41 Art Sketch 1: G.A.A. I. PEARSON, MARION Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l, 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 4: Student Council 2: Judge 3: G.A.A. 2. PETERSEN. EVELYN Askov, Minn,, l, 2: Inner Circle, Secretary 4: German Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4, Cabinet 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3: Judge 3. 4, Rewrite Editor 4: Cardinal, Personal Edi- tor 4: Orchestra 3, 4: The Late Christopher Bean 4: National Honor Society 4. PETERSON, EARL Hi-Y 3, 4. PHILLIPS, PARRY Ramsey 1: Mound 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: Rooters' Club 3: Track 4. PILNEY, RALPH Inner Circle 4: Latin Club 3: Rooters' Club 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4: Inter-Class Basketball 1, 2. PLOUMEN, PHILIP West 2: Inner Circle 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4. SEIIIUR lJIRElIl0HY...lUIlE - Sllllllll IJIRElIlllRY...lUllE POHLAND, DICK Schiller l. POSTHUMUS, EDMUND Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 4: Orchestra I. 2. 3. 43 Tennis 3, 4. POWLEY, DONALD Lynd Consolidated H. S. l, 2, 3. PUGH, ED Litchfield High School l: Rooters' Club 4. RARIG, BARBARA King Alfred School, London. England, 3: In- ner Circle 4: Choral Club I. Z: Junior Glee Club I: Cardinal, Student Life Editor: Mid- 3X'est Studies 4: Silver Triangle I, Z, Cab- inet 2: Blue Triangle 3, Cabinet 4: Judge 47 Rooters' Club: French Club 4. RAYNER, PATRICIA Inner Circle 4: French Club Z: Blue Triangle 3: Silver Triangle l, 2: Mid-West Studies 3. 4: Secretary 3: Dramatic Club 3: G.A,A. I. 2, 3, 4: Judge 4. REISINGER. THELMA Blue Triangle 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: China Shop: Musical Melange: Stars and Bars: Holly- wood Bound. RHOADES, CHESTER Inner Circle 4: Student Council I. Z: Hi-Y I. 2, 3. 4: Football I. Z, 3, 4: Basketball I. 2. 3: Baseball 2, 3: Judge 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Service Guide 3: Stage Door 4. RIPPERTON, LYMAN Texas 2, 3: Inner Circle 4: Stage Door 4: National Honor Society 4. ROBBINS, BETTY Muskegon High, Michigan, l, 2, 4: Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 4: Orchestra 4: G.A.A. 4: National Honor Society 4. ROMAIN, EDWARD Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Student Council 4. ROTTSCHAEFER, WILLIAM Inner Circle, President 4: German Club 4: Hi- Y 2, 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Student Council 2: Cardinal, Business Manager 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. SALUTATORIAN. RYAN. FRANK RYCHLEY, HELEN Glee Club Z, 3: China Shop: Stars and Bars: Hollywood Bound. SANDE, ROBERT Thief River Falls 3: Hi-Y 4: Rooters' Club 4. SANDER. PHOEBE Howard, S. D., l. 2: Inner Circle 4, SANDERSON, BARBARA Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 4: Judge 3: National Honor Society 4. SANDO. HERSCHEL Hi-Y 4: Rootcrs' Club 3, 4: Debate 3. 4: Judge 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Service Guides 4: Stage Door 4. SCANLAN, BERYL Inner Circle 4: French Club 2: Silver Triangle Z: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Judge 3, 4: Cardinal 4: G.A.A, 3: China Shop: Purple Towers: Stage Door 4. SCHAUB, BETTY Inner Circle 4: G.A.A. 2, 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 2: Rooters Club 4, SCHMALZBAUER. JOSEPHINE Inner Circle 41 Silver Triangle 2: Blue Triangle 4: Student Council 2, 3: G.A,A. l, 2. SCHULTZ, RUSSEL Golf Z, 3, 4: Hockey 4. SCOTT, XVILLIAM Inner Circle 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 3, 41 Latin Club 3. SEEBACH, LYDIA Red Wing l: Inner Circle 4: German Club 3, 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Cardinal 4: G.A,A. 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 4. SEYMOUR. CATHERINE Inner Circle 4: German Club 3, 4: Blue Tri- angle, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4: Silver Tri- angle, Cabinet l, Secretary 2: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Mid-West Studies, Treasurer 4: Student Council, Vice-President 3: Glee Club I: Judge 3, Feature Editor 4: Cardinal 4: Na- tional Honor Society 3, Treasurer 4. SHELDON, HOWARD Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Chess Club 4: Glee Club Z, 3, 4: Service Guide 4. SHEPHERD, VVINETTA Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l, 2: Mid- 3Vest Studies 4, Secretary 4: Rooters' Club 3: Dramatic Club 3: Judge 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Art Club 3: Scenic Art 3. 4. SIELOFF, TED Inner Circle 4: Student Council 3: Debate 3. SMITH, JEANETTE Bertha High School l: Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3: Glee Club 4: Stage Door 4. SORENSON, DON Edison I, 2. SOUCY, LORAINE Inner Circle 4: French Club Z: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Cardinal 4: G.A.A. 1. 2, 3: Judge 3, 4. SOUTH, WILLARD Inner Circle 4: Student Council l, Z: Chess Club 3, 4: Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Skiing 3, 4. SPARROW, EDWARD Inner Circle 4: Student Council 4: Judge 4: Cardinal 4. SPARROW, MAURICE Inner Circle 4: Judge 4: Cardinal 4: Football I, 2. STEINER, MARGARET Patrick Henry l: Inner Circle 4: German Club 3. 4: Blue Triangle 4: Rooters' Club 4: G.A.A. 2. STEPHENSON, GEORGE Hi-Y 3, 4: Cardinal 4. STRAND, EMIL Inner Circle 4: Baseball 2: Hockey 3, 4, STRAUCH, ROBERT Murray Jr. High l: Inner Circle 4: German Club 2, 3: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 3: Rooters' Club 3. SUND, BARBARA Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Tri- angle l. 2: Mid-West Studies 4: Rootcrs' Club 4: Judge 4: Student Council l: G.A.A. l, SVUANSON, IOLA Blue Triangle 3, SWENDSEEN, BARBARA Inner Circle 4: French Club 3, 4: Blue Tri- angle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l, Z: Rooters' Club 4: Student Council 3: Cardinal 4: Latin Club 3: Glee Club 3: Jr. Glee Club Z: Holly- wood Bound: Stage Door 4. SWENSON, JUNE G,A.A, l. SXVORSKI. CLIFFORD TEIGEN. SARAH Inner Circle 4: French Club 3, 4: Silver Tri- angle l, 2, Cabinet 2: Blue Triangle 3. 4. Cabinet 3, 4: Mid-West Studies 4: Rooters' Club 4: Judge 3, 4, Club Editor and News Editor 4. THILLMAN, AMBROSE Footlights Club 4: Judge 4: Cardinal, Sports Editor 4: Service Guides 3, 4: Basketball I. 2. 3, 4: Captain 4: The Late Christopher Bean 4. THOMSON, SHIRLEY Inner Circle 4: French Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle 1. 2: Rooters' Club 4: Student Council I: Judge 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. THUFTEDAL, LOIS Inner Circle 4: Rooters' Club 4: Glee Club l, Z, 3, 4: Stars and Bars: Hollywood Bound: China Shop: Purple Towers: Show of Shows, TOURANGEAU, ARTHUR Cardinal, Photography Editor: Track Z, 3, 4. URMAN, VJALTER Glee Club I: Hockey 4. VAN GORDON. JEAN G, A. A. I, 2.3. WAGNER, FRED German Club Z, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Treasurer 4: Rooters' Club 3, 4: Judge 3: Band 3, 4: Swimming 4: National Honor Society 4. WALRATH, PORTIA Inner Circle 4: Silver Triangle l, Z: Vice- President Z: Blue Triangle 3. 4: Mid-West Studies 3. 4: Rooters' Club 4: Student Coun- cil Z: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: G.A.A. 1: Stage Door: China Shop: Hollywood Bound: Stars and Bars. WEBB. JACK Hi-Y 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Hockey 3, 4: Inter-Class Bas- ketball Z. WEBB, MARILYN Blue Triangle 3: Silver Triangle 1. 2: Root- ers' Club 4: Jr. Glee Club: G.A.A. 2. WEE, AARON Student Council 4. WEIGHT. GLADYS Inner Circle 4: German Club 3: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle I. 2: Rooters' Club 4. WEISSER, DON Patrick Henry l: Phillips Z. 3: Rooters' Club 4: Scenic Art 4. WESCOTT, WELLS Inner Circle 4: French Club 4: Student Coun- cil Z: Orchestra 2: Band l, 2: Football 2: Basketball Z. WIDSTROM, EUGENE Inner Circle 4: Stage Crew 4: Golf Z, 3, 4. YVILCOX, HOWARD Rooters' Club 2: Student Council, President 3: Chess Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Service Guide 4: Tennis Z, 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4, XVILTSEY, MARVIN Rooters' Club XVITCHER, GEORGE Inner Circle 4: German Club Z, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Secretary 4: Mid-West Studies 3, 4: Rooters' Club 4: Judge Z, 3. 4: Cardinal 4: Chess Club l, Z, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Foot- ball l, 2: Wrestling Z. 3: Jr. Glee Club: China Shop: Purple Towers: National Honor So- ciety 4. WITTICH, FRED Student Council 4. WRIGHT, NORMAN Inner Circle 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Vice-President 2. XVRONSKI, STANLEY Mid-West Studies 4, President 4: Judge 3, 4, Associate Editor 4: Cardinal 4, Editor-in- Chief: Debate Club 3. 4, President 4: Glee Club 4: Basketball Z: Golf 3, 4, Co-Captain 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Presi- dent. YOUNG, ROBERTA Inner Circle 4: Blue Triangle 3, 4: Silver Triangle l. Z: Rooters' Club 4: Art Club 3. 4: G.A.A. l. 2. ZAYCHECK, FRANK Rooters' Club 3: Wrestling 4: Riding Club 3. HUTUGRHPHS 1 Z' ,2?Qij?Zm2gH THE EHU
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