Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1954 volume:

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' 1,,C..., ....,,u a,.k-ff' JVM, ll Activities ff-VJ ,.,,.,rg -1 ,.Q,.., jp m School Lite 9 , M IV Sports J I .f' - . I ' LU C, Wd! ff!!! il W y L16 I if iff L QL! 1 if , N ff if lm! X , , ' fy A s jf J! If.'ff A,X . I ' ri 1 Mr. John Wooley To the memory of Iohn Wooley we co-dedicate this 1954 annual. It was a great shock to all of us when Mr. Wooley passed away last Au- gust. Mr. Wooley was assistant prin- cipal at MA for two years and was to go to Murray as Principal this year. He received his B.A. degree at Macalester College and did grad- uate Work at the University of Min- nesota. After receiving his M.A. de- gree at the University of California, he taught sixth and twelfth grade students Social Studies, Biology and Science. Four years were spent in the Navy as a Medic and then a year and a half was spent as a vet- erans' counselor. He was an assist- ant principal for Five years-three at Murray, two at Mechanics. Those who had the troubles found that Mr. Wooley could al- ways find a few minutes of his busy schedule to talk things over in an understanding way. So to Mr. Iohn Wooley, we, the graduating class of 1954, sadly dedicate this M, Mr. Wooley of Work A M --f ru.or--a...,,N- A f Mr. Harold Wolcott Mr. Harold Wolcott known more affectionately to his students as Prof, began his years at MA back in 1921. They were years of hard work in which he gave his time as business manager of the M, sales promoter, and a hundred and one other duties, so freely and un- selfishly. Prof was always willing to help his students when in need and had an understanding quality which brought him the respect and admiration of his students and fel- low teachers. We the class of 1954 humbly co- dedicate the '54 M to you, Mr. Wolcott, as a small token of appre- ciation for what you have done for us and the school during a lifetime rich in tangible work and intan- gible reward. Mr Wolcott at Work swf, . M Staff Presents Looking through this M now or after the years have slipped away, there will be many a smile, laugh- ter, or a tear perhaps of those memorable days at MA. October 9 was Homecoming the First big event of the year. Amid the suspense and cheering of the coronation we crowned our king and queen. Hang up Wash. was our slogan, and hang up Wash. we did. It was a thrilling game with a close score, I2-7, MA the victor. The game was followed by a dance in the school gym. February 19. Sno Day. Though originally sched- uled for February 5, we finally crowned queen Iudy Reiling and king Iim McGowan. Since the weather- man refused to cooperate with us, all activities at Como were called off. Again our day closed with a dance in the gym. Editor-in-chief .,... ,,., . . . ....,...,... Bruce Olson Assistant Editor ., ....,., ,.....,.,. .... S h erry Bambusch Sports Editors .. ,.... Bruce Olson, Myron Berkovitz Photography ,... .....,...,.,.,,.......,....... M yron Berkovitz Advertising ................ ....,...,.,,..,,...,.,,...,..........,..............,.. W alter Gervais, Thomas Osthofl Business Manager ..,,,...,,..................,.....,.....,,...,......,...........,..,.,..,....,,,,.......,..,. Joe Tuetzer Editorial Staff-Richard Reed, Kenneth Kieger, Donald Weiss, Raymond Burington, Audrey Doepner, Delores Blackman, Arlene Hackman, Clare Gilbert, Geraldine Zebe For Your Approval Uncle Fred Flits By was a roaring comedy put on by the drama department. Through constant effort and hard work the play was a huge success. The Christmas assembly was put on with the com- bined efforts of the Music department, Speech de- partment and stage force. It, too, pleased its audience. Surely you haven't forgotten Valentine's day- with its fun and frolic and blushing faces. Or the Iunior Vaudeville either with all its entertainment. But then came the big event of the year. The I-S Prom. Girls scurried-boys worried. On the following pages we hope we have recaptured for you those memorable events. The M staff pre- sents the school year 1953-54 pictorially. New Leaders Welcomecl Mr. Edberg Mr. George Edberg, principal of Mechanic Arts, graduated from Grasston High School, Grasston, Minnesota. He attended the University of Minnesota, University of North Dakota, and St. Cloud Teachers College. He received his Bachelor of Science and Master of Science degrees. Before Mr. Edberg came to MA he was principal at Dassel, Mabel, and Fertile, Minnesota. He was assistant principal at Iohnson High School, St. Paul. Mr. Edberg has also taught mathematics and physics besides coaching football, basketball, and baseball before he became principal. Outside school, Mr. Edberg likes to hunt, Fish, play golf, and watch athletic programs. He also takes an active part in his church's activities. Mr. Edberg is a Lieutenant Commander in the Naval Reserves and spends considerable time on naval affairs. Mr. Lackner Mr. Iohn Lackner came to M.A. in September, 1953, as assistant principal. Among the duties of Mr. Lackner are working with attendance, discipline, and setting up the program of studies for the students. Mr. Lackner also takes time out for a few hobbies. They are, in the importance listed: hunting and fishing, camping, raising flowers, traveling, photography, and sports. His education consists of graduating from Washing- ton High School in I932, graduating from St. Thomas in r936, and securing his Master's Degree of Secondary School of Administration from the University of Minne- sota in 1949. Mr. Lackner has taught school for eighteen years in the city of St. Paul. He started teaching at Iackson Elementary School. From there he taught at Washing- ton High School. At Washington he also was coach of hockey and football. He then went to Humboldt High School as assistant principal. From Humboldt he came to M.A. Teachers Provide Mental Stimulation Seated: F. Ek, N. Cum- mings, M. Kellerhals, G. Smith. Standing: I. Kitz- berger, H. Wolcott, I. Griffin, R. Estelle. Seated: V. Strickler, E. Blass, M. Hathaway. Standing: L. Matousch, R. Neilson, C. Hansel, R. McCauley, I. Nobis. and Inspire Students in Their Studies Scaled: L. Gilson, E. Bolt, A. Bergl, D. Shirck. Standing: R. Williams, I. Mather, W. Souther. Scared: I. Schultz, An- derson, I. Bernstein, G. Schampcl, M. Roen, I. Rnnsicr, M. Hartlebcn. Standing: C. Adams, R. Peterson, I. Kueller, F. O'Rourke, D. Brill Ianisch, A. Sundbcrg. Seated: R. Sitzer, M. Gar- rity, E. Horman, A. Quirk, I. Beard. Stand- ing: A. Wright, Bergup, F. Ullrich, H. Bumgard- ner, C. Kirkwood. ,I- f .S2l'li0l'5 Four years! In prospect how long it seems, in retrospect how short! Who can say what our feelings were when we first entered the halls of Mechanic Arts. Perhaps they were the same that every freshman class experience, perhaps they were different. Let's recall a few of these experiences, if we can, of our lives as Freshmen. How lost we seemed to be in the bigness of Mechanic Arts and with the upperclassmen doing little to help by directing us to either the wrong Hoor or room or both. We made many new friends and had many good times with old ones and we were determined to make a name for our class in the future. None but those who have gone through high school can realize how eagerly we awaited the opening of our Sophomore year, how glad we were to get back to school, and to see once more the familiar faces of all. How big we thought we were then! It is only now that we look back at other Sophomore classes that we grasp the hidden meaning of the term Sophomore. Wise Fools we were indeed. A great amount of both hard work and fun was ours then with the end of the year coming all too quickly and it was time for summer vacation. When we entered our Iunior year we found we had many privileges and responsibilities. Representative meetings, and elections of class oflicers were a fraction of the events that started the year. The Iunior-Senior Prom, now, was uppermost in the minds of all and we devoted all our energies to it. Everyone knows how we sponsored dances and the Iunior Vodvil to raise money. When it finally came off the following May all who went declared that it was the best that had ever been given. The dance was a huge success and we were satisfied. Another year had gone. The last year! How disagreeable it sounds and how much we envy the Freshmen. They would willingly change places with us, would we with them? But all good things must have an end, and so it is with our high school life. When our class is scattered north and south, east and west, when most have forgotten the others and the lives of all are more than half spent, there will be a warm spot in the heart of each one of us for Mechanic Arts, and a thought and a sigh for these days that have passed. Perhaps we have not always done our best, but our hearts have been right and our principles high, and we believe that we have left a record which in future years we can look back on with pride. The Senior Class of 1954 4 42 x 'WMS 1 , f- Yami? .. iw'-N ,Q-f '.Q3S5i?. ,-1.,Q,.l49f fi ' . ,X L maj ,YA .J Q uf - 1 GM A NP? .Z- ' , 'F : f ' if' X 2 ,I-, 1 A ' ' ' 41 -' 2' lf' vw Q' 1. , 4 was Sf - ,V L 1, .450-,, .3 . ., . . 1- Ai ,Z B .-lv' -f Wwmwwfqwffwwyam WMWWWW 54 n fi 7305? M36 ZZ4,b aA4f4L?Z7P fwbdayjdy Lgmwywwwww ' ffflvfydfwfafvfzf .1 4 i AA' , , . -..4.4- 14414, , AAA6 JA.A.A'7gJk.-'IA-A47-AIS,-b CLASS MR. FRANK O'ROURKE President BRUCE OLSON Vice-President -S GENE LOIDA Ss 5 'E QE 'Eg -2- Q5 UQ RSA V-2. Secretory xi JUDY REILING .- ADVISOR Treasurer PAT DADDARIO Page Nine Page Tru Senior Reps Confer Our Congress SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: A. Mercado, M. Hummel, S. Rau su, C. Carpenter, P. Colden, Ii. Munn, A Sauro. Row 2: Mr. O'Rourke, Adviser G. Luiclu, M. Gardner, G. Smith, L liruestle, M. Mislmlcr, B. Kelly. Row 5 K. Iirumlforcl, li. Olson. V. Hanson, I Schultz, I. McGowan, I. Tuetzer. Auwfyfio, La 'Ac iz JQZQEL , 7 Qiwf, f 1 5gQQW7AMQ0k 0' 1 . ,p f ff ' 1 1 q ,wh f fowfic jafffdfjflwfff-W Www ,QQM A 044 K A . GLM af .Sv-ffrf, sg! If .? K , X ...Mm . A ,,. .ziif ,S -is fe? .6 .3 , K Page Twelve .J if 3 .1.-- , 'Q' Tir- Ackos, Evelyn Evie Go to Europe and work for the U.S.A. French Club, Jr. Achievement, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Choir. Adkins, Sylvia Toots Stay single. Jr. Achievement, G.A.A., Occ. Relations, Choir, Glee Club. Berkovitz, Myron Mike Finish College. M Photog. Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Home Room Governor, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Room Captain, Hall Monitor, Aeronautics, Camera Club, A Football, Track, M. Club, Hi-Y, Quill and Scroll. Albrecht, Margaret Peggy Lots of living and laughing. Chemistry Club, World Affairs, Red Cross, Choir, Glee Club. Allen, Rosemary Rosie Ambition: To get married World Affairs, Occupational Relations From Marshall Biessener, William Willie Professional Pool Player. .Ir. Town Meeting, VVorld Affairs, Occ. Relations, Auto Ess., Aeronautics, B Football, Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Band. Amon, Carolyn Carol To travel. Daily Trainer Staff, Jr. Achievement, World Af- fairs, Contact Club, Oilice Force, Glee Club, Homemaking. Anderson, Audrey Gertrude Stenographer. Daily Trainer Staff, World Affairs, Room Cap- tain, Operetta 1954, Hall Monitor, A Choir, Glee Club. Biorkman, Kathryn Katie To get a Master's Degree. Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, G.A.A., M Club, Swimming Team Capt. Library Staff, Gym Leaders, Girls' All- City Seal. Anderson, JoAnn .lo Private Secretary. World Affairs, Choir. Aras, Jacqueline Joke Blackman, Delores Dee Ambition: To get married. M' Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Physics Club, World Affairs, Room Captain, Bowling, Library Staff. Bambusch, Sherry Bambi See the World. M Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Treas. Spanish Club, Home Room Governor, Jr. Achievement, Room Captain, G.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Fun Night Committee Sec. '53, Cheerleader Captain, Home- coming Candidate, Gym Leaders, Queen of Hearts Candidate '53, Quill and Scroll, Office Force, Y-Teens, Occupational Relations, Pep Club. Barkland, Carolyn G.A.A., Band, Speech Club. Blattner, Cleo Clo Secretary to the big wheel. G.A.A., Occ. Relations, Home Economics, Cog- wheel staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Jr. Achieve- ment, World Affairs, Room Captain. Barton, Vanessa Bednar, Robert Bob Millionaire. Physics Club, Jr. Achievement, Dramatics Club, Auto Ess., Aeronautics, Camera Club, A Football, Track. Apparatus, M Club, Bowling, Hi-Y, De- bate Club. Braaten, David Dave Ambition: Play for a name band. Physics Club, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, Red Cross, Projection, Band, Bowling. Bennett, Donna Bergeron, May Housewife. Girls' Vocational. Bradford, Kirk Auns Ambition: To go to college. Senior Rep., Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, Vaude- ville '52, A Football, Track, Apparatus, Swim- ming, Tennis, M Club, Bowling Homecoming' Candidate, Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Band. QQ 4 'Y' sl? , J 8 'S 1-nf' Browning, Bonnie To be an airline hostess. Pep Club, World Affairs, Choir. Colden, Phyllis Phil Ambition: To catch a certain guy. Senior Rep,, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Operetta '52-'53-'54, Homecoming Candidate, A Choir, Glee Club. Cole, Dean Deno World Affairs, Auto Essentials, Apparatus, Rowl- ing, Stage Force, P.A. System, Boys' Vocational. Bruestle, Larry John To be an engineer. Senior Rep., Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Vaudeville '50 and '51, Auto Ess., Baseball, Apparatus, Swimming, M. Club, Bowling, Hi-Y. Cole, Elaine Lois Snooks Ambition: To make 1ny marriage a success. Daily Trainer, World Affairs, G.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Office Force, Gym Leaders, Girls' Vocational. Colon, Martin Marty Ambition: Eng:,'ineer. Auto Essentials, Boys' Vocational. Burington, RayLee Ray Connelly, Mary Ambition: To be a nurse. Chemistry Club, World Affairs, Red Cross, Con- tact Club, Glee Club. Cosgrove, Elaine Lanie Ambition: To be a private secretary. Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Red Cross, Occupational Rela- tions, Office Force, Gym Leaders, Girls' Voca- tional. Carpenter, Catherine Cathy Daddario, Patrick Linx Ambition: Professional Ball. Senior Class Treas., Junior Class Pres., Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Home Room Governor, Contact Club, A Football Captain, Hockey, Base- ball, M Club, Homecoming King, King of Hearts Candidate, All-City Football. Diem, Walter Hobo Boys' Vocational. Cindrich, Mary Ambition: To go to North Carolina. Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, World Af- fairs, Red Cross. Dixon, Donna Trudy Ambition: To be a nurse. VVorld Affairs, Choir, Glee Club, Girls' Voca- tional. Doane, Donald Lover Jr. Rep., Frosh. Rep., Physics Club, Pep Club, Home Room Governor, Contact Club, A Foot- ball, Baseball, Golf, M Club, All-City Hockey. Cochran, Jean Jeanne Ambition: To make a lot of money. Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Room Captain, G.A.A., M Club, Hall Monitor, Occupational Relations, Bowling, Y Teens, Vice Pres. Glee Club, College Prep English, Home Economics. Doepner, Audrey Elizabeth Audie Ambition: Airline Stewardess. Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Home Room Governor, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Room Captain, M Club, Operetta '51, Contact, Occupational Relations, A Choir, Glee Club, Gym Leader, All State Chorus, Quill 8: Scroll, Homecoming Assembly '50. Donato, Ralph Donuts Ambition: Cook. Chef Training. Colbert, Cecelia Cell Donovan, Jim Ambition: To sleep. Junior Rep, M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Physics Club, Student Council, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, Fun Night Committee, Auto Essentials, Hockey, M Club. Safety, King of Hearts Candidate. Doyle, Mary lrlsh Ambition: To be a nurse. Daily Trainer Staff, G.A.A., Red Cross, Oper- etta '53, Contact, Bowling, A Choir, TV Dem- onstrations. is P if ' S Q Q -L gg T NW En'-1. - ...: f ' 'T fqy.,j-.Xu-.3 ., Z - ii My A L .1 we 1-P . we K 1 9 bg. za. A i L Nas K - fi A 4- X, lk X 6 e s, -nr Page Thirteen , -sf , A Y P ff v 'Q if .i Page Fourteen Ekblad, Richard Dean Dick World Affairs, Occupational Relations. Erler, Terrance Terry Ambition: Ditch Digger. Chemistry Club, Jr, Achievement, Contact, Pro- jection. Haider, Audrey Aud Ambition: Nurse. Chemistry Club, Occupational Relations, Bowl- ing, Office Force. Fairbanks, Joan .lo Ambition: Private Secretary. Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Room Captain, G.A.A., M Club, Hall Monitor, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Leader. Frazier, Raymond Ray Ambition: To be successful, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Swimming Captain, M Club, Bowl- ing, Hi-Y. Hanson, Verlin Hanz Ambition: Undecided. Senior Representative, Physics Club, A Basket- ball, Baseball. Gaitke, Wayne Tex Ambition: Rancher. Physics Club, Chemistry Club, World Affairs, Dramzitics Club. Germain, Roger Germs World Affairs, Occupational Relations, Auto Essentials. Harrington, William Bill Ambition: Office work. Auto Essentials, Stage Force, Gym Leader. Gibis, Elaine Anne Egee Ambition: Designing. Dramatics Club, G.A.A., M Club, Y Teens, Office Force. Gilbert, Clare Edie Daily Trainer Staff, World Affairs, Room Cap- tain, G.A.A., M Club. Heredia, Alfonso Al Giles, Edward Ed Red Cross, Swimming, Bowling, Stage Force, Hi-Y, Rifle Club. Gockowski, Marlorie Marge Ambition: To be a nurse. Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Home Room Governor, Room Captain, Red Cross, Contact Club, Office Force, Gym Leader. Hill, Patrick Pat Ambition: To be successful. Hall Monitor, Auto Essentials, Track, Choir, Gym Leader. Gowan, Joan .lo Ambition: Doctor.- Chemistry Club, World Affairs. Greer, Barbara Hill, Robert Bob Ambition: To make S100 or more a week. Physics Club, World Affairs, Operetta 1951, Occupational Relations, Auto Essentials, Choir, Valentine's Day Candidate. Gurskl, Helga Ambition: Nurse. Choir. l Hackman, Arlene Bearcat Ambition: To always stay happy. Freshman Rep., M Staff, Cogwheel Staff Editor, Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, French Club President, Student Council President, World Af- fairs, Homecoming Candidate, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Leader. Hoffman, David Dave - 5 A. if Lg. 4 . 'X'- A-x if ie , Y M ev F A x sr Wifi at-if u.. W .. 'N-.., Hoilman, Patricia Pat Kaiser, Ruby Ambition: Get married. VVorld Aairs, Occupational Relations, From Mar- shall High. Kammueller, Dale Ambition: To graduate from an Eastern college. Chemistry Club, Jr. Town Meeting, Jr. Achieve- ment, World Affairs, Dramatics Club, Bed Cross, Library Staff, Choir, Class Play 1952. Hummel, Marie Ambition: Get married. Senior Representative, M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Student Council, World Affairs, Room Captain, Office Force. Kelley, Bonnie Kelley, Mike Mike World Affairs, Auto Essentials, Aeronautics. Huntley, Sandra Sandy Kelley, Patricia Pat Kerr, Richard Dick Ambition: Join the Navy. Daily Trainer Staff, Room Captain, Auto Essen- tials. Jensen, Joan .loanie Ambition: To meet Dean Martin. Daily Trainer Staff, Room Captain, G,A.A., M Club, Occupational Relations, Bowling. Kieger, Ken Kieg Ambition: To go through life with A.L. Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff. Home Room Governor, Room Captain, Hall Monitor, Auto Essentials, A Basketball, Baseball, M Club. Kirchhamer, Gordon Gordy Ambition: To graduate. VVorld Affairs, Occupational Relations, Auto Essentials, Track, Apparatus, Cross Country, Projection. Johnke, Joan .lo Ambition: Nurse. Pep Club, G.A.A., Y-Teens, Glee Club. Klegen, Howard Howie Klein, Lorrine Johnson, Ronald Ron Ambition: 20 year man in service. .lunior Representative, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Contact Club, Vaudeville 1951, Auto Es- sentials, Track, Apparatus, Cross Country, M Club, Hi-Y, Rifle Club. Kobett, Mary Lou Ambition: To be a success in college. Cl.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Occupational Re- lations. Kwasniewski, Eleanor Elly Ambition: Secretary of the President. Occupational Relations, College Prep. English, Home Economics. Juelfs, Richard Dick Ambition: Structural Engineer. Boys' Vocational. Larson, Hazel Daily Trainer Staff, Room Captain, G.A.A., Operetta, Bowling, Office Force, Choir. LaTelle, Beverly Bev Q i-:'.:, ', ..,,,,,,P f ,, e , ef i . is . S 1,5 as wif S I ,X i a 3 ' 'x i . H I ,, - :-- Z Q ,N NM W ,SN 4. , i ? o . . Page Fifteen Page Sixteen LaValle, June Ambition: To travel. Came from Marshall High. Lazdms, Mehta Ambition: Bacteriologist. Chemistry Club, Red Cross. McNeely, Nancy Teach Stenographer. Daily Trainer Staff, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, Room Captain, G.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Operetta '54, Contact Club, A Choir Treas. Learmann, Robert Bob Ambition: To get a good job. World Affairs, Contact Club, R Basketball Club, Came from Durand, Wisconsin, High. Lease, Donald Don Ambition: A new ear. VVorld Affairs, Contact Club, R Basketball, Choir, Hi-Y, Rifle Club. Mercado, Ahce Al To travel. Senior Rep.. Jr. Rep., Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, G.A.A., M Club, Hall Monitor, Contact Club, Office Force, Choir. Legan, Lorraine Lorr To live in St. Paul. Rus. Man, Daily Trainer Staff, Home Room Governor, Room Captain, G.A.A., M Club, Office Force, A Choir, Gym Leader, Senior Rep. Lind, Shirley Shlrl Stenogrrapher. Jr. Rep., Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Home Room Governor, Room Captain, G.A.A., M Club, Hall Monitor, Office Force. Miller, Sanna Kitty To be a nurse. Chemistry Club, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, G.A.A., Red Cross, Office Force, Band. Lounsbury, Janice Jan Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Home Room Gov- ernor, Room Captain, GAA, Girls M Club, Red Cross, Operetta-1954, Hall Monitor, Bowling, A Choir, Girls' Chorus Lund, Robert Bob Machinist. Physics Club, World Affairs, A Football. R Foot- ball. Track, Apparatus, M Club, Gym Leaders.. Mishler, Marie Johnny Secretary. Senior Rep., Pep Club, Home Room Governor, VVorld Affairs, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., M Club, Occ. Relations, Homecoming' Candidate, Choir. L decker, William Bill Y Re research chemist. Physics Club, Chemistry Club. Jr. Town Meeting, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, Operetta '53, '52, Golf, Rowling, Choir, Band. Lynch, MaryAnne Mar Teacher. Jr. Rep., Frosh Rep., Co,e,'vvheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Home Room Governor, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Cheerleader, Y Teens, Homecoming' Candidate, Choir, Glee Club. Montague, Lorraine Lorry To travel. Pep Club, VVorld Affairs, Occ. Relations. Mann, Bev Dee Dee Senior Rep., Daily Trainer Staff, Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Home Room Gov- ernor, World Affairs, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, V21Ud6Y'lllG '51-'52, Rowling, Library Staff, Gym Leaders, School Plays '52-'53, Rowling' Champ '51-'53, McGlone, John Mac Graduate. WVorld Affairs, Dramatics Club, Contact Club, Occ. Relations. Neiman, Virgil Virg Ambition: To get a job. Home Room Governor, VVorld Affairs, Aero- nautics, Apparatus, Stage Force, Gym Leaders. McGowan, James Jungle Jim Mattress Tester. Senior Rep., VVorld Aifairs, Track, Apparatus, Swimming, Cross Country, M Club, Bowling, Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Intramural Council, Radio Club. McKercher, Audrey Nelson, Mary Red Dancer. Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Red Cross, Con- tact Club, Glee Club. 5 F ... . Q, 3' 1 W, , ukbe, . R, fir :O 1 Fri . I i I I S 4 ,- A... 4. rr 9 .nu e f XX A.. 5 .gl N Nuebel, Yvonne Bonnie Catch up on lost sleep. Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Home Room Gov- ernor. Jr. Achievement, Room Captain, G.A.A. Board, M. Club, All-City Seal, All-City Girl Athlete '53, Red Cross, Vaudeville '52-'53, Swim- ming, Cheerleader, Bowling, Office Force, Li- brary Staff, Gym Leaders, Ritie Club, Library Club, Archery Club, Majorette. Petschl, Albert Jerry Electrical Engineer. P'hysics Club, World Affairs, Gym Leaders, Rand. Pingley, Wayne Tar Have lots of money. World Affairs, Aeronautics, Office Force, Stage Force, Gym Leaders. Olson, Bruce Elmer To finish College. Senior Rep., Frosh Rep., M Staff CEditorJ, Cog- wheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Jr. Town Meet- ing, Home Room Governor, World Affairs, Room Captain, Red Cross, Fun Night Committee, Auto Ess., A-B Football, A-B Basketball, M Club, Homecoming Candidate, Senior Pres., Freshman Pres., Ethics Committee, Quill and Scroll, King of Hearts Candidate, All-City Football, Junior Safety Council, Student Council. Plumley, Steven Steve Pollom, Ann Annie Oakly To travel. World Affairs, Dramatic-s Club, Vaudeville, Swimming, Bowling, Office Force, Band. Osthoff, Thomas Rawlings, Rita Reefs Teac-her. Chemistry Club, Jr. Achievement, Red Cross, Library Staff, Freshman Rep. Parker, Carrie Carrot To be a singer or secretary. Jr, Town Meeting, Home Room Governor, G.A.A., Operetta '52, Vaudeville '52, Bowling, Choir. Reed, Richard Dick To graduate. M Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Occ. Relations, Swimming, Projection. Reiling, Judy Private Secretary. Sec. Senior Rep., Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Statf, Pep Club, Jr. Town Meeting, Student Coun- cil Vice-Pres., Home Room Governor, Wrirld Affairs, Room Captain, G.A.A., Red Cross, Con- tact Club Sec., Fun Night Committee fCo-Chair- manb, Bowling, Office Force, Gym Leaders, Majorette. Perrault, Margaret Peggy Resner, Geraldine Jeri Travel and settle down. World Affairs, Dramatics Club, Hall Monitor, Y Teens, A Choir. Rice, Thelma Bo Bo To be a nurse, Pep Club, G,A.A., Glee Club, Gym Leaders, Rand. Peterson, .loan Jo Bum. Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Physics Club, Pep Club, World Affairs, Room Captain, G.A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Hall Monitor, Occ. Relations, Aeronautics, Swimming, Gym Leaders, Rifle Club. Rivera, Helen Roeseler, Earl Jr. Jr. Town Meeting, Uramatics Club, Vaudeville '52, Projection, Boys' Vocational. Peterson, Stewart Pete Teacher. Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Latin Club, Jr. Town Meeting, World Affairs, Library Staff. Rousseau, Donna Chops Pep Club, Home Room Governor, VVorld Affairs, A Choir, Glee Club. Rush, Dorotha Dotty To marry a millionaire. Pep Club, Jr. Achievement, G.A.A., M Club, Contact Club, Choir. .. . ig 1 1 S? ,-Am., . fe X NY- it Qi x K N. 9' . i 9 JW' Page Seventeen at 1 .. any Page Eighteen M5 3 t 1 at , 'U' , , ,W l -164 2 Rybisky, Henry Buddy Lawyer. Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Jr, Achievement, VVorld Affairs, Track, Golf, Hi-Y, liand, Debate. Sanchez, Gilbert Gill Music. Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement. Stock, Robert Bob Projection. Sandgren, Betty Betz To be an airline hostess. Daily Trainer Staff, World Affairs, G.A.A., Hall Monitor, Office Force, Gym Leaders. Sauro, Angela Angle Kindergarten teacher. Senior Rep., Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council, Home Room Governor, Room Cap- tain, Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Contact Club Chairman '51-'54, Fun Night Committee Sec. '50-'54, Vaudeville '51-'52, Y Teens, Office Force, Homecoming' Candidate, Gym Leaders, Majorette, Queen of Hearts, Ethics Committee. Sundall, Gerald Jerry Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Home Room Gov- ernor, A Basketball, M Club, Homecoming Can- didate. Schultz, Edward Fat boy Go to college. Jr. Rep., Physics Club, Chemistry Club, Pep Club, Student Council, Home Room Governor, Pres. Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Dramatics Club, Vaudeville '52, A-B Football, Track, Ap- paratus, Swimming, AI Club, Pres. Hi-Y, Band, Prime Minister '52. Schultz, John Bug John Go to college. Senior Rep., Frosh Rep., Physics Club, Auto Ess. Sutherland, Clifford Cliff Scroggins, Constance Beanie Get married and raise a football team. Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, VVorld Affairs, G.A.A., Library Staff, Choir, Gym Leader. Seebold, Beverly Bev Become Mrs. R. J, Marx. fi,A.A., Hall Monitor, Bowling, Library Staff, Syring, Barbara Barb Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, World Af- fairs, Dramatics Club, G,A.A., M Club, Red Cross, Occ. Relations. Siebenaler, Rita Stinkey Get married and have it children. Dramatics Club, G.A.A., Red Cross, Bowling, Choir. Simones, Kathleen Kay Office Work. Daily Trainer Staff, Pep Club,G.A.A., M Club, Operetta '54, Contact Club, Choir, Glee Club, Gym Leaders. Teske, Mariorie Typist. Red Cross, Choir, Glee Club. Singer, Donald Don Smith, Cynthia Cindy Artist. Pep Club, Spanish Club, World Affairs, G.A.A., Red Cross, Bowling, Y Teens, Girls' Vocational. Thompson, Walter Wally Singing. Chemistry Club, World Affairs, Contact Club, Vaudeville '51-'52-'53, B Football, Track, Choir. Smith, Diane De De Stenogfrapher. Jr. Achievement. Southerling, Fred Fritz Be a millionaire. . World Affairs, Occ. Relations, Apparatus, Choir. Toussaint, Eloise w.,. ' we . .ny v N'-.. .l Tuckner, Dick Tuck Golf Pro or a Chef. Home Room Governor, Contact Club, Occ. Re- lations, Track, Apparatus, Cross Country, M Club, Boys' Vocational Chef Training. Walbriclge, Carol Butz Housewife. Pep Club, Sec. Student Council, Home Room Governor, Dramatics Club, M Club, Operetta '51-'52, Contact Club, Occ. Relations, Vaudeville '51, Auto Ess., Cheerleader, Y Teens, Office Force, Homecoming Queen '54, Queen of Hearts '52, Majorette. Warnecke, Richard Dick Carpet layer. Physics Club, Auto Ess., Gym Leaders. Tuetzer, Joe Aki Become a doctor. Senior Rep., .Ir. Rep., Frosh Rep., Daily Trainer Staff, Physics Club, Jr. Town Meeting. Home Room Governor, VVorld Affairs, Room Captain, B Football, School Play '52. Weiss, Don Tony To sleep for years and years. M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Chemistry Club, Room Captain, Contact Club, Auto Ess., Hockey, Baseball, M Club, Home- coming Candidate, Safety Club. Wilson, Jim Jim Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Jr. Achievement, World Affairs, Room Captain, Dramatics Club, Aeronautics, Camera Club, Projection. VanRyn, Marlene Mar Be a millionaire. Frosh Rep., G.A.A., M Club, Occ. Relations, Office Force. Wolfe, Dave Buz Physics Club, World Affairs, Red Cross, Auto Ess., Aeronautics, Projection, Hi-Y, Rifle Club, Debate. Zimmerman, Lorraine Lorrie Stay single. Home Room Governor, World Affairs, Dramatics glub, Operetta '53, Occ. Relations, Bowling, hoir. Vipond, Rita Reef Go to college. M Staff, Cogwheel Staff, Daily Trainer Staff, Chemistry Club, French Club, World Affairs. Zunde, Imanis Mike World Affairs, Occ. Relations, Auto Ess. Zywicky, Patricia Pai Vorlichy, Ralph Duckie Carpenter. World Affairs, Boys' Vocational. Larry, Wilson Wils Vreeland, Monica Moni To be a secretary. Spanish Club. X... 3, 1 Page Nineteen Page Twenty Out Of Douglas Amundson Theodore Anderson LeefBallard Robert Barton Renate Bastain Edward Berneche Kenneth Bey Ronald Bradford Iames Bradshaw Richard Brady Richard Brandt Ierome Burton Robert Byrnes Montague Callender lean Clear Ronald Day Leonard Dean Ludmila Denysenko Walter Diem Eugene Egyhazi Ronald Elert Dorrine Fisher Iohn Gagainis Sam Gangi Marvin Gardner William Gerlach Iune Gilbertson Richard Gillitzer Alexander Gintner Hazel Green Richard Gulner George Halbenlieb Betty Hammer Roger Hanson Arlette I-Iendel Robert Henthorne Lauretta Hoover Sonja Hove Arnold Klasen Howard Klegin Roger Kline Richard Koepke Sonia Kravchook Focus Richard Kroening Leonard Lamb Philip Leeman Donald Lenertz Eugene Loida Richard Mann Donald Marien Richard Markgraf Robert McMurray Patricia Medina Mary Ann Meyer Ronald Moe Iohn Moeller Robert Montgomery Grant Myers Lita Nelson George Olson Iames 0'Neill Patricia Peterson Terry Petros Edward Potter Iesse Ramirez Carol Riesner Diane Ristine Dorothy Robinson Shirley Rousu Bernard Salchow Iohn Schneider Ioan Schneider Ioan Schmitt Iacqueline Sebastian Glenn Smith Robert Stone Ellen Thurley Donald Todora Iohn Webb Margaret Weber Ernest Wederath Gordon Weltcr Robert Young Geraldine Zebe Roger Zentzis Honor Roll lust before graduation suspense reaches its peak when the names of those on the Honor Roll are read. Since there are probably many of you who do not know how the Honor Roll is determined we thought we would try to explain it to you. Our hopes are that many more of you will have your names on it in future years. Marks are scored according to a point system set up by the Department of Education. They are in three classes College Preparatory Courses such as Spanish and College English 12, etc., which equal 8 points for an A . It is important therefore to take courses that are a little harder thus carrying more points if your goal is the Honor Roll. Each year all of your grades are averaged together and that average is your total average for the year. When you graduate, the four averages are added h d f ra e is a B or higher you will have made the Honor Roll We. are proud of those seniors who have achieved this goal It is with great pride that we, the graduating class of 1954, present our scholastic leaders. Evelyn Ackos Douglas Amundson Io Ann Anderson Sherry Bambusch Carolyn Barklind Renate Bastain Robert Bednar Donna Bennett Myron Berkovitz William Biessener Kathryn Bjorkman Delores Blackman Cleo Blattner Larry Bruestle Iean Cochran Elaine Cole Martin Colon Elaine Cosgrove Leonard Dean Walter Diem Audrey Doepner Raymond Frazier Iohn Gagainis Marvin Gardner Elaine Gibis Iune Gilbertson Hazel Green Helga Gurske Arlene Hackman Audrey Haider Verlin Hanson Sonja Hove Ioan Iensen Dale Kammueller Kenneth Kieger Mary Lou Kobett Richard Kroening Eleanor Kwasniewski Leonard Lamb Hazel Larson Melita Lazdins Robert Learman Shirley Lind Eugene Loida Ianice Lounsbury William Lydecker Beverly Mann Nancy McNeely Alice Mercado Mary Ann Meyer Sanna Miller Lorraine Montague Yvonne Nuebel Bruce Olson Stuart Peterson Stephan Plumley Diane Ristine Henry Rybisky Angela Sauro Cynthia Smith Gerald Sundall Ellen Thruley Ioe Tuetzer Marlene Van Ryn Rita Vipond Monica Vreeland Ernest Wederath Donald Weiss .4 wwf? 131' O Page Twenty-one Page Twenty-Iwo 2 .xdcfiuifiea Activities are as numerous at MA as the classes taught. These activities are held both in the class room and out, they break the school routine and give the students not only one opportunity to develop their talents, but also a chance to work together and get greater enjoyment out of school. Knowledge of different subjects and development of leadership abilities are brought forth through activities. Students who may some day be journal- ists, scientists, or professional people may obtain their start in these activities. The music and speech departments not only entertain the school but develop their own knowledge of the activity. While the Student Council and class representatives act as mediators between the students and the faculty and guide the students through their four years at MA, they obtain leadership qualities that will help them in the future. These activities present many events that highlight the school year. Such events include: Homecoming with its football game and splendid dance, Sno-Day with dance and frolic in the snow, the operetta which this year was 'Mikado,' and the plays and assemblies we all enjoyed. Throughout the year activities play a major role in school life. Q U F, .m fi H..-A 'Q duo Q--.nn ,.f? K LM, S Y jf!-1 W x v-sl D I A fdanwfgffff MWM7ffhffffUffMf,ffz4f,1WzfQ,M, iMf'ffwfJ4w,:,,,,L4Z:7,12wf,,,Z4414 VW '4fMwwJWfi1Ww.4,,wl,A,g Awygbfrwhmwwxlpw !WQMf A 'jzwfvfi-7L,aWM,1Qw,m:M,W,, ffM7,z143.1J4MWfi?.0ff4:A,,,w,4,4MQ 5ZfW,4,.,!A,,7zZ,:7,W9Q,,,W.e,,A,,.., ZMWMWLWMM iw-'4'ffffa-4415. WJJWMMJJ wwf-W MHVJXJMMKWJWW Zmfgajjzl ft W? f9ZZ'7f4f2'P11 A CHOIR PICTURIZ I Row 1: K, Simones, G. Resner, P. Coltlcn, IS. Kelley, L. Lcgan, C. Carpenter, S. Sterger, I. Ilowartl, Ii. Schulz, D. Dixon, Ii. Heretlia, D. Iohnson, I, Pignato. Row 2: Ii. Aekos, Il. Crenshaw, L. Lang, B. Browning, I. Mitchell, L. Boyd, M. Burg, M. I. Hylton, M. Monjean, R. Iensen, A. Mercado, Row Vg: R. Siehenaler, S. Vas- quez, I. Antlcrson, M. Weber, I. Stan- way, R. Baker, C. Parker, V. Gonzales, I. Fairbanks, S. Pistner, P. Stoppel. Row 4: K. Moon, P. Cosgrove, P. Heir. P. Al- brecht, T. Ifraneis, I. Lowe, R. Iohnson, G, Olson, C. Iiergluntl, Ii. Clark. ill Il Music Provides Enjoyment . 1 at , - f Iiilifglilill r., ': CLIZIQ CLUB Rout' 1: Mrs. Hathaway, C. Ransom, S. Hopkins, P. Steitll, M. Greenwalt, A. Racho, R. Kasarez. Row 2: M. Imhaltc, ll, Lowe, P. Kelley, M. Connolly, H. Har- ris, I. Monthriantl, C. Ilartell. Row 3: M. Stuff, Treasurer: V. Hess. Presiclent: L. Albrecht. E. Smith, S. Iillingsworth, H. Lane. A CHOIR l'lC'l4URl'i II Row 1: M. Doyle, R. Myles, M. Sayles D. Little, IT. Schulz, Ii. VVootls, R. Iip pinger, P. Stiles, P. Medina. M. Pekron IJ. Rousseau, li. Ramaeher. Row 2: W Thompson, R. S. Ilill, Rulvlvelke, L DeMulling, V. Antlren, I. Mellonaltl, K Hansen, M. Teske, H. Larson, I. Louns- hury, A. Anderson, I. Gunter. Row g: G Myers, I. Ilerlne, I. Lanoux. C. Colbert S. Klinglcr, S. Sherwood, ll. Rattle, D Beecham, M. Wineherg, C. Thompson, N MeNeeley, Ii. Barton. Nou' 4: P. l'lllll7l'lILllf R. Larson, I. Gage, II. Salter, N. Sim- mons. K. Sievers, L. llallartl, NV. Larry' P. Leighton, A. Haekman. -I .ai -8 BAND Rauf 1: P. Ilolnit-s, N. Marx, IJ. Saw' chuck, Y. Nculmul, II. Ilusnik, W. Ilgun Row 2: 'I'. Icnscn. I. Kziigns, S. Rctisliy S. Millcr. li. Iohnson, I. 'I'hurston. A Pollom, 'I'. Rico. Row g: C. Pcrcz, Ii I.untl, S. Iftissiit-i', G. Avriloz. Mr. Kitz lvcrgcr, C. l.ounml. R. Mtitzlvwg, N. Louns lwury, I.. Swwt. Ron' 4: V. Klcin. W Ilorning, IJ. Shaiiiur, IJ. Tnipp, M. Ten ncnholtz, II. Ilqilicr. I. VVcrt', ID. Merrill R. Train. Row 5: R. Iirucc, G. Smith. F Rgtngcl. Row 6, Il. Rylvisliy. Ii. I.ytlcckcr. Il. Lintllilooin. A. Pctclit-I, lf.. Schultz, IJ lyclccltcr. K. Iiflllll-1II'll. ' ills at B CHOIR Row 1: A. Hinimcl, IJ. lfcttig, IJ. Coulit I. Hcnscl, Ii. Aslikoxvski. Pctschcl, I' Shicltls, P. V1intlcrhoH, Mrs. Ilzitliziwtty, I Dcsniontl, M. Amlcrson, IJ. Rogcrs, M Iicltnion, V. Iillingson, A. Olson. Row 2 C. XVright, S. Iillingson, N. Stotzhcim W. Ilcgnn, Il. Rztinclli, V. Schnngl, G Bruno, G. Iiziycs, Hockcnhingcr, I5 Rosty, ID. Iiwing, M. Nash. Row bg: A l.umlhcrg, I. Ilrohinski, S. Schmitz, C Pzicsh, A. Magnuson, R. Ilztgostino Croskrcy, S. Anclcrson, IU. Brown, Ifrcchcttc, M, Limllmcrtl, M. Mullen, IJ Novak. Row 4: I. Robinson, Ii. Hainswtty I.. Lzinoux, R. Iiylcr, W. Nclson, I. Gziughun, Ii. Mcycr, I. Schultz, R. Smith C. Nilson, I. Iohnson, S. Olson. , ,l. M f 1 t I . A 3 , - 5 1 LIBRARY STAFF Row 1: S. Parc, G. Tcnncnt, M. Pottcr, Miss Ii. Olson, Aclviscrg M. Uphoff, L. Hoover, D. Schcrer, A. Mclicrchcr. Row 2: W. Ham, I. Wright, M. Vickcry, 'If Renfrew, T, Cartier, C. Bjorkmun, Y. Nucbel, Y. Vincent. Row 'Qi I. Lainoux, M. Lucy, I. Floregtu, D. Kximmucllcr, I. Elmer, S. Kammcrcllcr, D. Ristine. Run u 1 L lg 1 Vin' Prrs PCICINUI1 X 15. H Spanish Club Rauf 1: Ii. IIcrctli11, I. rllllllfslflll. Mr. Iis' tulle, .-Xtlviscr: S. Olson, K. lirucstlc. Ru 2: M. Impex, M. Sayles, M. Ifitxgcrnltl. Ii Wulmlfrt-cl. C. I.llI1Ll, I.. Kasiml. Row g: Ii. Schultz, Ii. Schultz, lI1lI'lIl Kelly, R. Hus- tinn. F. fhlllllllll, M. Mnssucci. Ron' .1 I. Iullnsun, II. Vuwcls. A. Vglltlovsnis. A. Mlllcrs, ll. SIOXVIIIQIIL G. Nclmn, Svcnzlscn. Speech Club Row 1: Ii Miles, G. Wnlsvogcl, Prcsialcnt: Miss Allan, Atlviscr: I. Lowe, Svc.: I.. Hoover. Rauf 2: I. Clltons, O. Bennett, C. Cllclhcrg, R. Siclvcrmlcr, C. Harklinml. Red Cross Row 1: B. T.aTullc, A. Riley, V. Iilling- son, M. Riley, Ii. Cosgrnvc, IJ. Rninclli I.. Lamb. Row 2: IS. I.uwc, I.. Slunina Y. Nucblc, C. Cnrpcntcr, P. Colden, IS Munn, P. Shielmls, E. Ilcrcclin. Row If P. Holmes, M. Thiluczxult, V. Antlrcn, I Gunter, I. Rulxlmclkc, M. Icnkins, E. Hun- sun, I. Iuhnsun. Row 4: M.QI.ccy, P Ilunn, I.. Long, P. Albrecht, M. Church K. Cnnnirf, M. I.nmlins. v CUN'l4.XC,l4 CIiN'l'R.'Xl, lfflMMI'l4'l'l'.l'l Rauf 1: M. Nclsun, I. Rc-iling. A. Snuro 15, 'l'u1l111'11. If. I,HIIl'l', R. Rglillclli. Row 2 R, Rblllllg. I. I'1gn11I11, A. Mcrcgulo, Rv- lwiaky, C. VV41lll1r11lgc', Miss Nitllhhfllggdf Ran' ,': N. Sillllll, I. I,lll'IUlIX, I. Gunter N. Marx. li, WL-Bs, li. f1CI'Ill1l1I1. Run' 4. IJ IJ I' Ijlllllitb IJ I lN D . 011110. . ll li ' , . .c1.c, VV1'1ss, ML'c1lIllll'. U. Alfrrllxcr. 1 ,guna . 1.1 W.. . ,V I 5, ,V . V, U VL M 1 , nw- N .111 1 X1 1 l4'L7NfNI'l'Ii Kun' 1.' T. Oslhuff, T. Iiickf-0111, Rc mg. N. S1111ru. .X. Snum. C. Cl1111m11 Run' lf N. Marx. S. H11111l1l1scl1, Schultz. M. l51'1'cl1cltc. R. Rcilwlli, I.mvc'. IJ. Litllc. Kan' g: D. .'Xlfum11, vI.llkl1Yl'1l, H. Olmn. I. Lmvc. ll. l'zLlCl5IllI1 ffrffflm l'11g1' Tu'r'11fyf.vf1 1 CIZNIZRAI. CI II-'.MIS'l'RY Ron' 1: I. Ifmmvr, I. Gaul. I. RuIvIu-Ike-. CI IIl'usIirmw, R. Iirm' IQ, . 1 IUIIIIMDII. Rauf .2: I. . M. I'-mf lcr, VV. IIIIIUIIIITSLJII. I . 'Il-nnzlnt. M. I.ynLI1 M. NL-Iwn, O. Ilurtgun, Mr. CZritI'un, ALI- I xiscr, Row ,U 'I'. IIAILIIILIII. S. I,cigI1tun. I I V. Ilcss, N. I.1lcIl'IlllL'. I'. .'XIIIl'L'CIII'. Ummm. I. Stgmwaln. lfuu' 4: M. Ivhmg-L . . 1 if . . lgRT'IT,IIL'11- R I.umI I' l714I4Iu1u R I mug. 'I'. Iflnlmis, I. liqlgu. .. .,.. ,. .. .. v I, I IQ. 'VI fir! 1? I 5- . I . COI.l.IiUli CIIIQMISTRY Run' 1: M. Iicrkuvitz. I. Iuclxcr, S. Blum- Iuy. M. Lccy. M. I.LlZlIlIlS. P. Holmes, C. Scruggim. Mr. GriiIin. Adviser, Rauf 2: G. Mcxcrs, VV, Ci11iIkc. Ci. I.ui1I11, Ii. Ry- IWINIQX. I. VViIsnn, IU. KYNQIII, I.. I'mrucslIe'. Ii. Munn. Row g: ID. Wicss, R. Iuhnson, I. Schultz, I. Itrlcr. I. Cnlrrctt, R. I'l'lll' my K. Iir.lnIfu1'mI, S. MiIIcr. , . . . , If : me is E. 5' l I b PIIYSICS Rau' 1: M. Bnkcr. II. fIl'K'CIl, Ii. GiIvs M. Fnstncr. A. Guinnlus, I. Cc-Iitzms, B Gcrlnch. Row 2: O. I-cnrnmnn, IJ, Siclmn R. Ciulncr. I. SEIIIUIHIV. R. Smith, I. lflur inn, S. Pistncr, Mr. W'nIcott. Advisor Raw gi IJ. IHILISCIIIIZIIII, I.. Drain, Wnlc Zak. K. Kicgcr, ID. IIl'2lllIl, R. Hutuhin son, G. I.uiLIzx. Row 4: C. I,0I'I.fLll1, I. Dun mun, 17. Maurer, R, Zcntzis. IS. I.ydcuk cr. I. I.2lCIlUVVIIZCl', If. Rutlmmn. Rll l.lC lIl.UlS Run' l.' lf. llurnuy, Vice l'rcx.: flllllIL'I', Soc.: l., limi. l'x'us.: C. l.uml1'oclicr, C. XVc'i4ucl. ,l4l'C'.l5. Kun' .25 G. l.lllT1ll'l'C, I. licl xvnlxls. I. Mlllcr. ll. Inlmwn, C. Upllnll. Mu. llnrlln-lwn. .Mlxisl-x'. Run' 9: S. Schmitz, O. Stumun. R. Ii-wlmlwlrz, lf. x flL'l'I1l1llIl. A. Rilcy, R. lutcrmn, Aclv. fMr.D. Run' 4: l'. Dunn. V. .Xmlrcn. IJ. Singer. R, lhstmmrlux, llliilll ,R M.'Yl'll, ICU11' 1: S, Plumlcy, S. Millvr, 'lf Run lruxv, .X, Ul'c'ixl4.1lr1s, l7. llullwlum, I. Cclx mm, R, ll.lsti.111. M. llulxcr, li. VYc'ias. IJ l'I.rul4wl1. Nun' 2: S. llclrrwn. Y. Nuclwl I. l lm'i.1u. M. I1l5IK'l'5L'l1, M. lglmlim. l. lil IllL'l'. l'. llwlmcs, XV. ll.nn. K. liiurkmpln I. l,mx'c. Kun' gi 'lf Oxrlwtl. I. llumlrl. li llulmr. l.. llruwtlr. R. l.L'1ll'IlILll1l1. lb Sl1.lIc'r. I. ,l4llL'lll'l'. l.. l,1lllllV. M. llcrku Xlll, ll. Vlullu. lwn' .If ll. Stuwnmn. C.. XYcigcl. R. l l'g1zicl'. li. lA'lll'll1.lllll, ii l.ui1l.1, IJ, K.m1ml1cllc'r. W. llicsscm-r. .X Vulks. IJ. lJ'Ncill. ll. lirum-ll. Run' S lf. Mzlllur. li, Ulmn, I, Schultz. V. llam- wn, I. Slllllldlll, li. Krlggw, I. Ggu'l'ntt, R Zflllllk. ll. l.y'llL'CldL'l'. lN'l'l'.R ML'R.XI. tTOL'Nl1ll. l Kun' 1: ll. M.mn. S. Ilcrl4.uit1. I. Slllcs 'lf R1'Illll'L'XX'. Mr. llrlclsulx, .Xslxlsc'r. Kun :I li. llL'llll1ll', l'. K-urm'y, IH. 5ll1gL'l', I lVlL'fl4IXVLlIl, l.. llrux. IU NIOR RHPRIQSIC N'l'A'I'IV1iS Row 1: 'l'. Rn-nfrcw, Trcus.: I. Guntcr. Vicv Pres.: l.. Miitousli, Amlv.: I. Lows, Prrs.: I. Riuiscli, Sur, Row 2: Y. liumvzln sky, W. Iliim, R. lippingcr, I. Prez, P. l.ynrli, C. Cliiusscn, lf.. llcrimlizi. Row g C. Burg, R. Iulinson, C. Iliirggiii, N. Sziuf , ru. IJ. Hullilum, I. Rulaliclkc. Rau' 4 lf. Aguirrc. I. Muurc. l. Tliiirsmii. li. lvlL'l'k'1lllH, 'lf Mdlnwzm, M. Lccy. 1 N ,U fl! S'l'UlDliN'I' COUNCIL Rom 1: C. Wgilllvrimlgc, C. Cliiusscn, Sec. A. Haickniiiri, Pros.: Mr. O'Ruurkc, All viscr: I. Ruiling. Vice Pres.: I. Lowe 'I4rc':is. Row 2: 'l'. Osrlmtl, 'l'. Renfrew, M Hummel, I. Riiiisdi, P. Lyncli, I. Lowe A. Siium. Raw ff IP. 'l'mlnrai, P. Stilcs, A Tfuirvillc, I.. l.1iuiislcrvillc, li. Svcnclscn S. Olson, M, Mullcn, 'I'. Icnncn. Rauf 4 G. Smith. S. Giingi, A. Bomcrsinc, li Olson, I. Acliinis, I. Ilnnovgin, E. Schultz T. Mciiuwzin. . M I SOPI IOMORH RIQPS. Row 1: li. Riiinclli. I. Miller, I. Pignzitn, C. Boyd, V. lillingsnn, I. Miitlicr, Arlv. Row 2: 'l'. Sliiiflcr, M. Murray, O. Stow- mnn, I. Rulmbclkc. li. VVumls. Row g: 'lf Grccr, A. Riley, P. Holes, S. Olson, P. Stiles. Page Thirty VOC. STUIDI-lN'I' COUNCIL Row 1: R. Donato, N, Marx, M. Doop ner, N. Olson, P. Kelley. S. Chzlrtur. Ron 2: F. Ostrom, L. Lung, L. Price, R. Lv o B. Ilnnmncr, R. Pnstorius. PRI . VUCATIONAL Ron' 1: M. Gray, K. liliznlmctll, C. Gilbert lf.. Darwin. Mrs. Quirk. C. Muylonc, U Hook, H. Iilnisclcll, I. Rcischcl. Row 2 S. Cllnrtcr, M. VVngncr, B. liurrill, D Rcinkc, M. Lnskn, L. Fnrlcy, II. Vasquez I. Arntzcn. A. Miller. Row ff F. Rod! irgucz. S. Gage, D. Goulct. P. Kcllcy, L l.numlt-rvillc, D. Mcycr, lf. Nelson, L Hclt, I. Morris, M. lfrickaon. Row .4 I. Montlvrinml, Ii. Rusty, A. Ritter, D Novak, L. Kicgcr, M. Ncstavul, S. Brooks D. Letter, R. Desmond. Pugr Tf1l'1'1y-0110 'l'RAIJli BUSINESS-VOC. Iwu' 1: C. Iuclich, M. Smlcitlm, I. Cicrmn, IJ. llusnick, P. l.2l,l-Ullf, li. R11nmcl1vr, G Manx, Y. Pukmn, G. ,l'CIlI1LlIlf. Nou' 2: V lllingwn, .-X. Millar, I. l:lllN7Cli, I. xxyllllif nr, I.. Ruluimrm. M. Ruger, P. lirwwn. F xtrrmln, Mm. llnrlnglrl. gnlviscr. Kon' ff . NCX'L'illlX, A. Van Cla-gnc, M, IJUCPIICIU . Mrfirunnx Olmn. I. lflilllllll. V llulclwinsnn, I, Otis. M. Clxnrry. Run' 4 ll. Mvrrill, l.. Lung. P. Ztblllllilll, ll. Vin uni. R. l,.lSUlI'IllS. li. Smillx, Y. Vince-nt, wig, s. rmlm. ?Hlfi2' i- ' 'is ss?Thiff iff APIHXRIQI. .'XR'l'S Run' If M. Rix'c'rxl, li. K1-llcy, P. l.11'l4uLu .X. Quirk. C. Snnth, G. Hrunu. li. 'I'l1iry IS. lirzlm. Ix'o1zf 1: R. Ik-snmml, li. linnil ln, lf. Oslrmn, P. lircmur. I. lililllilll, X Hutclnnmn, I. Otis, G. Marx. P. Kinney Rauf 9: Y. Pckrnn, M. Mdirnnu. P. Zull 7 mann. I. Walla-u'. II. Harris, li. Smith. Y Vincent. S. Millar. P. Kinncy. Kon' 4 1 I. lfnlmccli, A. Miller, M. llllI'I.f, l.. Irion Marx. llUSMl5.'l'Ul.OUY Rom 1: Mrs. llcgml. li. liolnlln, I. llcllms R. Hanson. M. IBLIYIS, IJ. I'g1yutlz', C Appleton, I. lfrilscll. Ron' 2: V, liglrlnn I.. Sllllllllll. I. King. A. l'ctrirk.1. Il, Ri vcrgl, A. Van Clam-. P. Rzlglscll. lf. fIl'l' Hlillli. Row ff I. Cluntcr, I. VVig. M. Ilus trzlwsrr, R. Ilgnnxncr, P. Lllllllllffll, li Lnccltkc, V. .-Xnclicn. Pugz' Tfilrly-114'r1 v R. Olson, li. Tlnlrlcy, Y. liormulnaky. TN CUMMIQRCI.-Xl. FOODS lwu' 1: II. Olwn. IJ. .-Xtlgum. Ii. Swzmwn, I. Ullrich, R. Zmnlwrugk. G. Marten, M. l'l'I.fL'lAUII. A. .'XI'Il1SIl'Ul14LI. Rau' 21 R. Dn- nutn. I. 1411-41t1lt. R. I.t-ku, A. Rmliskc, Il. l'ucImcr, II. Klcgin, l'. RicImrtIsun, I.. Ilrumtpmll. in-. IIOMHM.-XKING II Ram' 1: M. Gnrrity, S. Iicrgcr, K. Hvn schrll, Ii. Mylrus. R. llgxgmtillu. Ci. Olson I. IIIQIIIIIH, C. liuytl. I7. Sclwrcr, Ii, Levy IIcIcn IILII1lj12lI'tII1L'!'. Ron' 2: C. Prukmcll M. I..1mIin, ID. Ilufuur, l.. IN1urun, K XIIICCIII. V. MLlTllIlL'Z. 17. Miller. Ia. Vmf ct-nt. P. I.1ll'MlIl, M. Rumcrn. P. Mgmku, P. Shiclmls. Row ,': II. I.iItIc. G. Prmlmw I'. Sucrchs. Y. Rlctl, M. Schultz, II. Sur- cumn, I. Schmit, R. 'I4HLllLlI1I, IF. Tour- vlllv, II. I7cMg1rnis. I, XVright, Row 4: C. Ilt-ggm. I. llrnlwimki, S. Schmitz. C. Kcitl. I. Stnnwuy, M. I.cncIwny. M. Iuhn' mn. I. Gciscn, I. Kmmlmcr. A. Mngnuf mn. A. Himmcl. R. Gultlcn. Vugr Tflfrfy-ff1l'r'z' S .ur 1... , IIOMIQMAKINCJ 1 A lxrm' If R. Iilgtlstldl, In. Ixulwlmkl, Ia. II.m mn, I. Kemal, II. Rylwisky, C, Ulwlmif, ti Lttscy, M. Iluylc, M. lllmltwf. Mm inn' ricty. Atlviscrz A. Sulmwcizcr. MN Num g.1rcIncr, .-Xmlvincr. Ilan' 2: M. XVLIILIIICY. M Ilnnsvn, li. l'ctcrmn, M. Ackm. .X. Chutt' Y. l.11I urtc', I. AFIIIICII, M. lfrickmn, I Rungitscll. .-K. Olmn, II, liurrill. Ron' g IU. Walker. C. Ifutmtil. I.. Singer. .-X. 'l'uur- villu, I. PVUUIIIIUS, C. Ilcutscll, Ii. Kmvzl , 'I 'I V, , ' .' ti. 'LI K' , M. Surcnscm, C. cILlI'PCllIC'l', A. Iiiillgtill I7 Iumg., Ixon 4 S Ixtumullu I4 Schwnlu, I. I,yI1Llll.i1Il. C, Im-clm. I. Kcllrr M. Rupkus. l.. Allwrccllt. I.. Kit'3.:cx'. If Knsluwski, M. Skrypck. C. Iinrtcll. liliingzinlncr. Run' 2: C. Scrrmggins, SOC. lf.'XMl LY l'ROl5LliMS Row If Y. Nui-lwl, M. llylgincl, R. Kgiszlitz. cly, R. Vcnliiscu, Ron' ff L. Price-. P Stuppvl, ll. linniictt, M. Ilflllh. M. Scrugf Qins. S. lluplainx. l. Mgiuricio. R, llalgmliiirm. ll. lluluur, ll. ll. Rivcrzi. R. lirmxwiiiig. li. Scgiliulml. ll. lluf IIOMICMAKING 5 Nun' 1: li. Williams, M. Nash, M. Gnu' rity. ll. lIllIllgllI'Kll1L'l', ll. Culilns, G. Su hrgi. M. Upliull, M. Crcwing. Row 2: IJ Viimlcrlifitf. M. Slcimll, I. Clear, U. Millcr l7. Lilllc, C. Milus, S. Ruiz, ll. Lziiic, IJ lirickwii. Row g: M. Lgillus, C. Aalulkiilni L. Iulinmii, IJ. lilzicluiiiin. S. l'1icc, li Crcmliziw, C. Ramsnm, ll. Smith, M Vrccliiml, P. Mcilinu. Row 4: R. Brown ing. S. Misra, I. Suhcniilcr, M. lmliultc. P Dunn. M. Vickci'i'. N. Olsmi. A. Rilcy li. Svzilmlil, I. Spgilmling. Ron' if S. Kling- lcr. IJ, Wziyts, l.. lluuac, V, limi, R. Rulwf crlmn, M. lirum, M. Church, M. 'll-akc C. linrkliml. M. Cunm-lly. UFFICIL FORCE Run' 1: L. Kzisiml, M. Sclimiiiiiciz C. Wul- hriilgc, A. Szium, Mrs. I. Schultz, A. Mcrcguln, M. Pntlcr, li. Aukus, I. Rylmisky. I lion' 2: 17, Hunk, C. lrukoscli. I. Laing' luis, Hcnavl, M. l'llllQICI'Llltl, P. Zywiclii, S. licrgcr, I. Stcclc-. l'. VVull'cril, M. Kron- hulm. Row g: l. Perez, Y. Nuchrl. C. Czirpcmcr, .'X. l'ollnm, M. Culuiwski, li. Szinalgrcn, li. Giles, I. Gaul, lf.. lliimcii, I. Ruhhcllic. R. Moron. Row 4: S. Lind. M. Bustoii, L. Singcr, II. Huh-s. C. Nclf mn. li. Svcnclscii, M. Dgiiiizigiilai, l. lilmcr, M. Stuff, G. Icnscn. Pizgf' Tfzirfy-fmn' OCCUI':X'l'ION.'XI. Rlil..-YI'IONS Row 1: I.. Miilmlscli. I. Ama, S. Hum- huscli, A. Ilwcpncr, A. Hcmlcl, C. VVnIf Iirimlgc. M. Robert. Row 2: I. Cuchrzin I.. Muntnglic. I.. Ndmn, G. Zcbc, R. AI- Icn. M. Weber, R. Viponil. Raw ff I. Zimmcrnian. A. IIa1imIcr. M. Vim Ryu, M Pcrrnult, Ii. Rwzisnicwski, R. Kaiser. Row 4: S. Adkins. M. Mishlcr. I. Icnscn, C Y Iilnttncr, M. Ililcnficlml. IS. Spring. I. Iot- l'I'sUI1. SA FIi'l'Y Rom 1: R. XViIIiunis, I. Brinker, P. Zy- wicki. F. Iluvuimff, P. Lzirson, R. Franco, IK. Nclwn, IS. Levy, IJ. Sliirck. Row 2: I. Rriunbccr, I. Iulinsun. I. Miller. I. Mc- Ilunnlcl. R. Keith. 'II' Schoifcr, P. Iiurt- jjL'l'I, II. Alicts. M. Romero. Row Vg: IJ Mclirimlc, P. Ihwlicrty. I.. Iiuyil. I.. SIICT' num, I4. Willkum. 'I'. Szinft. IU. O'l3ricn, I. Aiiilcmnii, M. Rhurcli. Pilgr Tlzfrly-fi1'f' OCT UP.X'I4lUN.XI. 'I'R.XIN Non' 1: I. Sclincinlvr. I. Iiurtmi. II Ruil I7. Rm-pkv, IB. IIu1Im.m. Run Yimuiig. I. Iiuilcgul. R. Iikliliul. I lu ciilunc. Mr. Ilrlili-I. Kun IIIICFIIIIQQ, II. Ilill. 'If Iiickikml R Uni II. ligikcr. II. Imlmzi. E . I - I 3113515 :.. .t VVORLIJ .'Xlflf,'XIRS II lwu' I: If.. CUIQ. IC. Cusgrnxc. M. MI5IlIL'l'. I I'ulc'1'su11, II. I.LlIIIL'IIL'. A. IDurpm'1'. S. Smith. N. McNm-Iy. Run' 2: R. Young, I. IH1m'l'. R. Iiurtun. Ii. SglmIgrn'n, I3 istiur. Ii. .XIIwrCcIlt. I.. Mmnxlguv, I5.. film I' ' ' ' 1 . wuz' g: In. Itvlhillllf, M. frLlI'lIIlL'l'. X. IXICIIIIZIIIII. R. I lumlmrm-, I5. I Iam Il1llCIIL'l', R. Rn-ul. I. Mcfilum-. Ron' 4 I . IIULIH. A, I'urcI1scI1c'I, I.. l4g1II:1rsI, li II.IIil'I', I5. IQUI-pkc. .L IiI.1se-11. Ii. IIIII. IJ 1 IIL'. WORLD AIfI .'XIllS I Ron' 1: II. fII'L'l'l1, C. Scruggim, .X, Ilvn QICI. II. Syring. P. Zywick, R. Knizvr. I Kwnsnicksi. Kon' .25 R. .'XIIrn. C. I5I.1ltml S. Aflkim. I. Cm-lmmn, I.. Zimlm'r1n.Il1. Arms. I.. IirucstIc. Ron' g: IJ. IIuIImz R. likhlml. M. R4-Ilcy. R. Gulncr, I W'c1Icr.1tI1, I. Iiwilcgul. Rolf' 4: I. Zum SQIlII1L'I'IIQ-Q, R. Sunny IJ. Siugcr, W Iicissmmcr. R. Frnizcr. VVORLI5 fXlfl AlRS III Nun' I: I'. lioffxnzm, R, Iinstian, ID, Black' num, A. Analcmmn, M. l4crkm'1lz, Il XVUIIC, I. Rciling. V. IInrtol1. A. McRc1'cI1 cr, ID. Rousscgnu. Rauf 2: Ii. 'I'I1L11'Icy. I Tuctzcr, A. Hackman, 'I'. Malin, R Munn, A. Gintcr. S. Plumlcy, C. Klcin Ron' 9: R. Ihnmlt, Ii. Olmn, R. Iiuring run, Ii. Lydcrpcr. Ii. Schultz, R. Vnrhcky VV. Dion, S. Pctcrsun. Pugf' Tlzirty-.fix WC DRl.l7 AFFAIRS IV Row 1: R. Vipuml, M. Hummel, L. Ncl- mn. S. K1'41x'ch4mk, I. Gilllucntson, B Gcrlguk. Ron' 2: M. XVQ-lu-r. S. Miller, C. KQIRVCYI. I. llmvun. l', Ilnmmcr, VV. Cuff-- kc. Run' g: I. Wilson. I. Dnnovun, I Mcflmvgm. R. lilnxmt, li, Rrnzltcn. PRK JIIQCTION Run' If li. Rlqlljltif. I.. Kerr. G. Ramsey, If iirccr, Ci. Calc. ICM4' 2: G. Lucyk, D. HIXILIICII. R. Iflcrt, I. Ilcmchcll, R. Camp- lwll. 1x'r1n' QI R. I71lgIllL', li. Stuck. T. Iii'- Icr. R. lhlclmlwlx. G. Kirchh.1mc'r. Vugr' T!IfI'Ij'-A'!'l'l'II WORLD .Xl l .XIRS V lwu' l.' ln. .-Xckus, K.. Ru-sncr. M. IM-rgmnm li. Munn, A. ML'I'L'1ltll1,ft..XIHUIL I. Schmull Row 2: H. lfmzwllillg, .l. l'f1llrm1, K, Hfm'A mxln, I. .'Xl1sh-mm, M. Llllilllnll. M. Um r ' ' w nnlly. lwn' ff Ia. hmlgl. R. Luml, M. lull lcmlcr. ll. Rylmisky. VV. 'I'lmmpwn. I.. l..1m' Ron' 4: lirzulalmw. lx, lirguliwml, R. I.n'.u mam, R. Zclllzls. ll. l.c.1w. ll, Iil1wl1il1g. llOMli ROOM GOVICRNORS I1'm4f If Left tu right: liilccn lilmcr, Mary Annlicltnnrn, Ruth Kirclmfl, Icun Guntcr, Scc'y: Kirk Dllllll-Ofll, Pres.: Carol Thump- wn. Mary Ann Li111lW.1y. licvcrly Mann. 511111111 Miller. Row 21 Mary Ann Lynch. I'11ta1' Hulmus, Ifrrrnucs Sinmm, YYUIIIIC Nculacl, R. l,Al5fUflUS. Kzrthryn Pr11kuscl1, Iugrn Dnllmun, Slrirlcy Rnnsu, Lurrznnc l.L'gg1n. Nou' gi Ruger Iol111st1m, Dick Tuck- nrr, Iuhn Hinschcll. lulius Shelton. Domi- nic Alfurlsn, liugcnc Prior, Dunne McCall, O'Ruurke. Row 4: Dick Stuwnmn, C. Wvigcl, Kcn Kicgcr, Ray H11ri11gt1m, Icrrv Qunrlrrll. VVm. l,y1lcckc1'. Allan DtlIlli'I'Sll1C. Lcnngxrml Dcun. TR,-XINIQR S'I'.-Xlflf Lcfz to Vighf: I. 'I'L1I1'z1-r, D, Dlllilillldlll I.. Logan, M. Hummel. C. Gillucrt. I Fllll'lT2IIlkS, M. Gulmwski, I. l,UDUVLlll. lIlY nu' If R. I-mlnmlull. R. Hlll'ilU1I4ll'I. If.. Sululllf. Il. Rylmkx. 'lf fN1Cf:HKY1lIL M. Hrrkmmll. lx' ' lf . foul R ll on li HllI'lll lun lx lil ui . . .um'r. I. KYN4-ill, I.. lgl'llL'NIIK'. ll, Wulif. I. l .u'lc-x. Nun' ff XY. liicswn- ml. I. Md--m.1n. .X. NHIllCl'5ll1L'. IJ, Sun-'cl'. I . XY.ul1Ixug4-I. K. Ii1'114'sIlc. M. ,I4t'llI13lI1l. Y. - ' 1 C , X ' C' 7 xg,-T, M--. .W .. 4 qi- cr- C 'cr ,lk Q r., MC- :ms f 141 ...A Q4 ' ifl. -V sp A 'xg-ff Rx:-b '58 'J f , -f cv T321 .7 Pr' Q x XM' : 'L, i CL . ,fjgggci lf. ?g ,.,. V,,. S Q ci 4 'Q QL- Teachers at Work lhyz 'l'l111'lx' 111111 X 3 Page F orly s11..,,f sta. What is school life? The Life of our school is the pep at assemblies, the interest in homecoming, the sports teams, the various plays, the Iunior-Senior Prom and last, but certainly not least, is graduation. These things all take place out of the classrooms. The fun, and yet work, some of us put into the assemblies always assures a big success and is a part of our school life. But the hard work is soon forgotten in the fun of putting it on in front of an audience. Our first play of the year Uncle Fred Flits Byl' turned out to be a howling success. The theme for the Iunior Vodvil this year was High Button Shoesi' and Bobby Sox which consisted of two parts. One half was modern and the other half took one back to the Gay 90,s. Not a soul could forget the beautiful portrayal of A Midsummer Nightls Dream. On St. Valentine's day the Sophomore class sponsored the singing Valentines that the students sent to their secret loves and some of them sent singing valentines to their not so secret loves. '4Sno Day is here againln with all the fun and excitement of crown- ing Iudy Reiling Queen and Iim McGowan King. But the afternoon of fun and snow balling was canceled because of no snow. The dance went on anyway and everyone had a good time. The two A Choirs presented the Mikado as their spring operetta which turned out beau- tifully. The biggest and most thrilling event of the year was the Iunior- Senior Prom when all the girls in their formals and the boys in their tuxedos marched in the Grand Ball at the Radisson Hotel in Minne- apolis. Senior Day was full of old memories when the Senior class presented an assembly of scenes of never-to-be forgotten memories. In the after- noon the Seniors went to Taylors Falls on a picnic, where with friends and classmates they had a lot of fun. Graduation, in itself, was a big event as it showed what fine progress the students had made in their past four years of schooling. wwf- Nrifmm X if' M ff wld' V' X 'P' 3? 2 W., X - 'luv' Q- I ww K Q -ESQ 9y,wwmJWv l W M fa wif fQWQQ,?YaW'3AwlfWCf6'4WAUL meg ,Q MTV WTS M W wwf JAM aww ,JM WWW' JZW aw' W4 Ziff fqifq-Q 266 Q JR 5'-L. Eng Homecoming 1953 In The Parade-At The Promenade ei fi Q A ' i leigh,-wSE'2mm1 ' W .. ' g M .L 4 I0 Q e c N Xxx . Sno-Day At MA FY Q- 5 if 4Wfl'2li!!MmlBm .Il 'nie-ui' KM .Q S ' - I r . ' P if . JI QA 4 x ug -tim fbmis Axel. Emphasis is on Learning While Dol ,L mf N K., . ,pf - ,sf .A -an - sms. .Q- rx? X ,J 3 iz? Y ,v . af Q I JI V51 -an egg Q. af ' j X -ni... Q 5 1 ,s fM--- HWLMIO , ,' .l Vaucleville Shows MA Talent ...ZW . any' ' -...a '!'.di '..Y ...-u --Z' Q13 '- N...1..--3 !' -.qdnI in-W'-S 6 Q Q. iw v Libcrace Peek-A-Boo ! 1 S -' H Fifa? -Y ,iihlil Ends The Creep if Caught In The Noon Rush Ugh! Mr. Alden IGusl Sundberg The sport section of the 1954 'M' is being dedicated to Alden fGusj Sundberg. Midway in our best season of basketball in four years Gus was killed in an automobile accident. It was a terrible shock to everybody, not only the basketball team, because Gus was as much a part of our school as the school song is. Gus was a graduate of Hamline, and made all conference forward on the Hamline basketball team. He came to Mechanics in 1947 and from that time on devoted most of his time and effort to making a better school for everybody. Gus was more than just a basketball coach, or a baseball coach, he was a friend of every freshman, sophomore, junior, and senior, who needed or wanted a friend. Class after class will graduate but the name of Gus will live on at Mechanic Arts, and in the heart of everyone who knew him. The sport section of the 1954 'M' is hereby dedicated to teacher, coach, and friend, Alden fGusj Sundberg. AH Z2AfffM7ff VW7 25255 ii, - ffm, ,J ff,27Z2f5j57ZMef4ffW'Af YM 7 WW QQQQKXZW Mgm UM, W M555 9jyffgj'W 4 520,-L4 As in years past sports and sports alone have proved to be the common medium that brings the students closer together, develops school spirit, and improves not only the bodies but the minds as well of those that participate in sports. The students who play sports learn early that they work together to win. The practice of fair play, good sportsmanship, and teamwork are the things that bring good school spirit to MA. Boys' minds as well as their bodies are improved through sports. Sports teach a boy the meaning of fair play and also of striving together for a common goal through teamwork. Whether they participate in major sports or minor ones it is an honor and a challenge, for it is the persons in the sports uniform that is respected and copied. Good luck or bad luck, our boys have learned the meaning and practiced the traits of good sportsmanship and teamwork which will be of value to them always. This year has been a good year for sports at MA and we can recognize this as ia symbol of what the students and school stand for. We know that our boys have never failed us and never will, and as the years pass they will lead MA to new and better victories. M Clubs Symbolize Athletic Achievement 5 Row 1: D. Alfonso, T. McGowan, B. Ransom, F. Smaller, T. Osthoff, L. Bruestle, D. Airhart, M. Berkovitz. Row 2: H. Brunell, R. Frazer, L. Ballard, B. Lund, K. Bradford, R. Iohnson, D. Todora, I. Tricartin, E. Wederath, P. Daddario, I. Sheldon, B. Bcdnar. Row jf A. Rcnteria, D. Singer, I. Donovan, I. Kaigas, D. Tuckner, I. Adams, D. Weiss, D. Kealy, P. Hults. Row 4: A. Vilks, B. Mercado, R. Koepke, B. Olson, I. Garrett, K. Kieger, I. Sunrlall, V. Hanson, R. Burington, R. Zentsis, I. McGowan, E. Schultz. Row 1: K. Metry, I. Torp, K. Simones, Y. Nueblc, K. Bjorkman, M. Lecy, D. Hedblum, E. Giles W. Ham, E. Hcredia, R. Kirchofl, M. Baker. Row 2: Mrs Hartleben, E. Ramacher, M. Schommer, D. Husnick, I. King, I. Gunter, E. Weiss, K. Renfrew, S Berkovitz, I. Lowe, I. Peterson, S. Rouso, P. Colden. Row 3: B. Mann, M. Deopner, R. Pastoruus, H. Larson, S. Bambush, I. Aras, L. Zimmerman, I. Cochran, N. Marx, M. Ienkins, D. Tourville, G. Risner, L. Legan, B. LaTelle. Row 4: I. Fairbanks, B. Syring, I. Ienson, A. Hackman, I. Church, E. Toussaint, M. Fulbright, R. Browning, M. Van Ryan, M. Kobett, R. Eppinger, P. Holmes. 5 MA Athletes Earn All-City Basketball John Garrett Jerry Sundall Football John Garrett, Bruce Olson, Don Todora MA's Gridders Hove Successful Seosonp Place Second Smith. Row Learman, L. Garrett, T. MA's gridders under the guidance of Coach Frank O'Rourke, and Assistant Coach 'Biff' Adams, fought to a second place standing in the conference and came up' with a very good record of six wins to only one loss. The veteran backfield consisting of Don Todora at left halfback and Pat Daddario at quarterback, the two pass-masters, along with hard-driving Lee Ballard at fullback and speedy Don Kealy at right halfback piled up yardage by the score. The hard driving line which often discouraged our opponents by either opening holes or closing them was led by Seniors: Bruce Olson at center, Ernie Wederath and Dick Gulner as guards, tackles Roger Riedl and Bob Learman, with Roger Zentzis at end rounding out the Seniors. Filling out the rest of the line were Iuniors: Bob Mercado at tackle, Iim Trecartin at guard, and Frank Silver, Iohn Garrett, and Iohn Adams sharing the job at the ends. .str rw Qxxnasfziasltir is Aguirre, A. meister, C. Row 3: M. Iackson, K. Silva, C. La A. Iackson, Kealy, D. Hernandez, Bradford. Row 4: Henning, B. Olson, Silva, A. Rentcria, . I. Osbern, T. T. Hurr, M. A FOOTBALL Row 1: R. Parker, M. Berkovitz, B. Adams, Coach, F. O'Rourke, Coach, I. Shelton, D. Alfonso, S. Vasquez, C. Munos. Row 2: P. Dad- dario, I. Trecartin, E. Wederath, R. Lund, F. Aguirre, B. Ransom, G. 3: R. Mer- R cado, O. Todora, . Ballard, D. K. B. F. I Francis, I. Adams, R. Zentsis. B FOOTBALL Row 1: R. Prokosh, R. Ludwig, I. Kuefler, Coach, W. Har- ris, G. Kealy, P. Lund, I. Shelton. Row 2: R. Duchane, L. Rangel, S. Reasby, I. Tyler, L. Fier- ro, A. Gurske, R. Schutz- La Claire. Greenwald, LQTCFHCHU, Galvan, A. Metzler, P. Claire. Row 4: D. Guery, R. Smith, E. Ballard, S. Vukich, I. Karbokski, I. Todora, T. Vibar. Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic The Season In Wins And Losses Arts 'I2 ................. Monroe 1 Arts 14 . . . . . Johnson 6 Arts 'I3 . . . . Harding 0 Arts 26 . . .... Murray 'I3 Arts 13 . . . . . Washington 7 Arts 38 . . . . . Humboldt 0 Arts 0 . . Central 2 Arts 29 . . Wilson 7 MA's Fighting Cagers Win Conference, District Titles A BASKETBALL Row 1: C. Munos, R. Ransom, D. Todora, F. Smaller, L. Ballard. Row 2: I. Garrett, B. Kramer, F. Silva, B. Learman, Mr. Sundberg, Coach. Row jf K. Keigcr, V. Hanson, A. Renteria, K. Yackely, I. Sundall. 5 Hail the Champs! Truly MA's 1954 basketball team are the champs. They are Co-Champions of the City Conference, Champs of District 15, and Consola- tion Champs of Region 5. The team showed great stamina and determination in capturing the conference title with a 7 to 1 record and by setting a new conference scoring record of 76 points. Led by the height and inside shooting of Ierry Sundall, center, Iohn Garrett, Verlin Hanson as forwards and supported by the ball-handling and outside shooting of Don Todora, Iess Ramirez, and Buzz Ransom as guards, the cagers won the district playoffs and Went on to win the consolation title of the regional playoffs. The cagers placed Ierry Sundall and Iohn Garrett on the All-City Basketball Team. Even with the untimely death of their coach, 'iGus', Sundberg the team proved they had the will to win, and the fighting spirit that MA is proud of. X. Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic Mechanic The Season In Wins And Losses Arts60... . Arts47... Arts54... Arts37... . Arts74... . Arts47... . Arts67... Arts49... . Humboldt 3 Murray 3 Washington 4 Central 4 Harding 4 . . Johnson 4 Wilson 6 Monroe 3 lc 2 6 Daddario, D. Doane, Q '-.: . -1, Undermanned Pucksters Skate Well -Break Even .3 5 Q f to HOCKEY Row 1: D. Gulner T. Osthoff, S. Moore, G. Tiessen, N. Sauro I. Powers. Row 2: I Moore, D. Kealy, D Weiss, I. Donovan, P 1 MA's hockey team lacking manpower, turned in a satisfactory season. The puckmen started with just a few boys and developed a good team. Biff,' Adams, boys in blue and white may not have been champs, but they were never outskated or outscored by a great margin in any game. I The Trainers skated with the defending state champions, Iohnson, all through the game and wound up with a 0-0 tie. They then came back and beat Monroe 2-0, lost to Harding 0-2, and Whipped Wilson 3-1. Central was completely out-classed when the Trainers threw everything at them in a 6-0 victory. MA tied Washington 1-1, lost to Humboldt 0-2, and lost to Murray 1-3. In all games, the Trainers won 3, lost 3, and tied 2 to end up in Fifth place.The ice men won 5, lost 3, and tied 2 in non-conference play. This year's team consisted of six seniors: Don Doane, Dick Gulner, Iim Donovan, Pat Daddario, Don Weiss, and Tom Osthoff. They all played very good hockey through the four years they attended MA. Next year there will be seven players returning. B. Adams, Coach. Nine Lineup Promises Winning Spring Season ,R X KY' iww , A s f if ' MTS i ' i N D R 2 , I s 5 ,e ik xx A 5 i if I 'I , K Q 1 I W v ,W 1 5532 ' 5 XX Kg xx 1 L' ' X f 1 , GX mg ,J , IIIX 'r as S xx Frank u ' I 1 i I of .1 ' : 5 f 2 if .. v , Q K' mA: F Duck ' tie Cindermcm Lack Experience, But Not Spirit Bob Ron Bob 2 i . Anile? as -7'if.ree k K Q Q , ' i . 7 fx if A Q. 3' g il - ei., J A 'f ii-A 'X f ,fs - ' Q- f iw A . A, .W A r f Frank Micky Lee Danny Ierry Iohn APPARATUS Row 1: W. Foster, K Bruestle, T. Rea, M Galavan, R. Aguirre, D. Hernado. Row 2. T. Stregski, I. Pro- kop, K. Bradford, R Tuckner, B. Bednar G. Rea. Row 3: P Munoz, G. Nybcck N. LaGrone, E. Bal- lard, D. Airhart, D. Alfonso, Mr. Brill, Coach. Nkf 1 Young Mafmen Show Fine Style Mena Md mars 4 They Cheer Our Teams To Victory Row 1: Y. Nueble, C. Walbridge. Row 2: C. Ransom, W. Ham, M. Lecy, D. Little. Row 3: S. Bambusch P. Heir. M. Mullens. An enthusiastic crowd, led by nine energetic cheerleaders. whipped into a peppy Come on Blue or a snappy Locomotive at our football, hockey and basketball games throughout the year, as our loyal students backed up our victorious teams. With a captain for each sport, Marlys Lecy led us in football, Phil Heir in hockey and Sherry Bambusch in basketball. The cheerleaders were very pleased to have four new basketball uniforms provided by the athletic fund. There are three seniors leaving this year. All new cheerleaders will be chosen for next year. First Row: Mr. Brill, Mr. Nobis, Mr. Wright, Mr Edberg. Second Roux: Mr Ianish, Mr. Nielson, Mr. Adams, Mr. O'Rourke, and Mr. Kicfler. Faculty Gives Guidance To Athletes Boys' minds as well as their bodies are improved through sports. Sports teach a boy the meaning of fair play and also the meaning of striving for a common good through teamwork. These things will help him in the future and make him a better contribution to society. Whether they participate in major sports such as football, basketball, and hockey or in minor ones including track, baseball, golf, and swimming a boy is doing better for him- self. To star in one of these sports is every boy's dream and treasure! Always, though, the tradition of fair play and good sportsmanship is carried on as long as we have the guidance and instruction of our fine coaches and faculty. Good luck or bad luck, our teams learn the meaning and practice, the traits of good sportsmanship and teamwork which will always be of value to them. SWIMMING Row 1: D, Halverson, I. Flood, I. Long. Row 2 K. Bauman, B. Taylor, A. Wright, Coach. na- af A X. Minor Sports Play Important Role at MA CROSS COUNTRY P. Sock:-1, N. Sauters, R. Tuchner, D. Brill, Coach. TENNIS Row 1: G. Waldvogel, P. Hults, T. McGowan, B. Ransom. Row 2: D. Kerr, I. Kaigas, K. Bradford A. Vilks, Mr. Sweetland, Coach. MA Girls Enjoy Sports Through GAA Row 1: M. Romero, H. Vasquez, C. Kelly, I. Rangitch, A. Lundberg, S. Olson, G. Tennant, B. Woods P. Stiles. Row 2: S. Berger, M. Thibeault, M, Domagala, H. Lane, R. Howard, C. Footit, G. Ferdon I. Walker, B. Williams. Row 3: D. Little, I. Iohnson, M. Frechette, A. Magnusan, M. Ruphus, I. Drobinski P. Dunn. Row 4: M. Mullens, B. Sevenson, L. Kasid, B. Vowles, G. Nelson, I. Lynaugh, E. Koslowski: Y. La Forte. The Girls' Athletic Association, shortened to G.A.A., had a very busy year. The highlights of G.A.A. this year were the initiation banquet held in the cafeteria and served by the football squad, a winter skating party, and a bowling tournament. In the fall, the girls take part in Hiking, Bowling, and Riflle Club. In the winter the activities are Bowling, Rifle Club, Apparatus Club, Fencing, and Basketball. When spring comes, thc girls change their whole routine again and take part in Archery, Horseback Riding, Softball, and Tennis, in which they have a tournament. , . 9 f . i x i - in i :Q not 1 . , . , Raw 1: M. Fitzgerald, B. Ryhisky, C. Uphofl, S. Gage, T. Singer, E. Karva, B. Parades, G. Hook M. Mussucci. Roux 2: M. Anderson, G. Bruno, S. Anderson, D. Goulet, I. Hensel, C. Lund, M. Gray I. Montbriand, I. McNally. Row 3: E. Schultz, A. Tourville, I. Kelelr, M. Laska, L. Laundcrville, I. Morris I. Glass, P. Carpenter, E. Hachenberger. Row 4: E. Schultz. M. Fischer, L. Lang, I. Lanoux, E. Pavlak M. Lendway, R. Smith, I. Schultz, S. Schmidt. r r L! j 3 g 2210 mi if Q 1 Hu fl! 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