Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1959 volume:

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X A xi - X Q , X X I X x N. xx X X X 5 y Q' x'x XXX .X T X x - XX I FOREWDRD Time has turned out one more year. M.H.S. has closed its doors to us, another class of young men and young women armed with am- bition and desire. We've all helped make history even though it's not been recorded. We've grown in experience, knowledge, and faith. We've added a myriad of happenings to those already stacked away in our memories. All of these shou1dn't be scholastic or social events of our just-lived year. We must in addition, remember the physical de- tails of our God-engineered countryside. We must hold on to living pictures such as those found beside a trickling woodland stream and amid the snow-frosted figures of our northern Wisconsin winters. The Menomin '59 offers a history in pictures, both of school and of nature, so that we may always remember this year and the things that have made it. Because you so unselfishly devote untold hours to the production of the MENOMIN. Because you take an avid interest in furthering the English department at Menomonie High. Because you take the time to emphasize a college education and to help us choose a school suitable to our needs. Because you are more than a teacher in that you stand ready and willing to help us at any time. T0 YOU, MRS. ARNESON, WE DEDICA TE OUR 1959 MENOMIN K xgi HW if ' 4 3 'Q ' 4' X r ' t, ,' N' F 'X 1 ' '3- 9 14 I f fri If- , r' '. I if , A ' V ifiw' 1 a S- X .aff 9, D I 3 I 1-MS -I 'L e in gg' l W: 'rf' fflf, UQ, ,Q E' 3 an V .1 -S--..s.4, ' ACTIVITIES I am sometimes a leader, sometimes a follower. Life holds great meaning and interest for me Today I work hard to overcome many problems Tomorrow I will know that these obstacles have brought me closer to my friends and have made me better able to meet the challenges of tomorrow, Make my eyes ever behold my opportunities to serve. Make me willing to give a great and to expect little in retum. deal w,'?w,. ,1- '1' 'Q P- K. .,- gl , PQ .Q Gig . 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L r ' A ' .1 I Y I I 0 'D' 0 A Q I l FRONT ROW: J. Borden, L. Lund, C. Smith, M. O'Neill, D. Shock, P. Noreen, M. Flint, J. Stratton. SECOND ROW: M. Larson, M. Murray, K. Jarvis, G. Lehman, L. Link, R. Quilling, D. Bundy, G. Borgstadt. THIRD ROW: L. Buckley, J. O'Neill, J. Evenson, C. Barnard, D. Holt, L. Shock, R. F. Johnson, N. Hanson. FOURTH ROW: P. Brunkow, K. Sjuggerud, M. Trinko, D. Irwin, G. Jatnieks, D, Oas, M. Husby. STUDENT COUNCIL BUSY AS BEES Be helpful, be thinking, be working . . these are the be's of the Student Council members, the busiest bees around school, Although many were scholastic leaders and workers in several other or- ganizations, they found time to really pitch in on Council projects. In the fall before most noses were pressed against the grindstone, the Student Council members started the long, hard, but exciting plans for Homecoming festivities. Cold weather may have frozen the spirits of some, but it stimulated these kids to a victorious March of Dimes drive. Through a candy sale and street-corner collecting, the Council netted over 35580. Latelanuary found the Council members rather out of breath. Mike O'Neill had labored long hard hours on S100 hi-fi speakers which were initiated at a Hi-Fi Dance, The All Sports Dance called for program planning and decorations. A week later students slipped and slid, danced and dined their way to a wonderful time at the Sports Spree. Throughoutthe year the Council members were helped, encouraged, and thanked by those who de- served just as much credit. . the advisers, Mrs. Alice Oetting and Mr. Roger House. OFFICERS: Secretary, B. Gerlachg President, L. Hea le' Treasurer, D. Bechtel, Vice-President, B. g . Harbour. Students vote whether to sell the old school buildings Q----W 2 f 1: ,J l I 1 f ,,,4f! ? f 1 V 5,3 A . 1 V, IW fig I ' '4 ' 'J +14 -' M 'sau' 1 at T S 9 ,,- W A' ffv7 .. , e3iazfF f- wg fxvnf A , .. , 5 in .,' Jo- - 1. J 1.2 fes'f.ffi2'E,W, ' ' m ik ig f V X A Hy Q ,nuns gA , . AL it i if p 3 ' A 1 if! 'M' ' fu 'V' W 5 i f my . f I - W, . I 0 , Jig, I fun, in if .V-- f iu.75'i ,hu 'lx ' 5 Q X , , A ,,,,, fn K V f f r V' , W M 1. if f -1 ,, xl I V I fn, I 1 1 QE, 'I Q r' i A , . 11 4 Y.If,:i , , , 1. - 'M 5, A -- U-1-Nl. ff 1 5 1f 34 1 , -, .n-.gl The Alumni Winners for 1959 were announced at the annual OF THESE ESPECIALLY banquet, They are D. Bechtel and N. Hanson. The coveted DAR D. Sjuggerud, J. Miller, and M. Trinko participated in a concentrated study of our government as the 1959 Badger State representatives, 12 Award was presented to a very deserving girl - Lynda Lund. Precious friends and valuable knowledge were both gained by the 1958 Badger State representatives: R.F. Johnson, D. Bechtel, and P. Schneider. WE ARE PRUUD The American Legion presented the Good Citizenship Award to Judy Shafer. Janet Evenson tied for first place in the Elks Club Annual Constitution Contest, K. Earl, J. Dundas, J. Miller, and B. Gralow represented MHS at the State Forensic Contest. Don Manor, the winner of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award, was also a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Test. Donna Bechtel won the NCTE Achievement Award, firstplace in the AATF State French Test, and the P. E. O, Esther Shern Scholar ship. The Betty Crocker Roger Srpple was Homemaker of Tomorrow chosen Star Farmer Award and the Dunn Co. for 1959 Homemaker Scholarship were awarded to Geraldine Rassbach. 94 AND THESE WE RIGHT: L. lleagle and B. Jordan hang a plaque dis- playing scenes from I Remember Mama, the play which was partially responsible for their being, chosen l959Best Thespians, The whole troop ofM H S Senior Band Majorettes A McClellan L. Larson, G. Lehmann T Schultz S Tubbs K Schaefer tripped to Madison for the music festival. HT M. H. S. was especially blessed with topnotch pianists and sent these three, R. Swanson, P. Scliutz, and C. Boe to the State Music Festival. P. Schutz also won the Young Artists' Contest. 4'YY Fm i A Z I 1 MTVJM A ' E,,,fff. M ,,L. . A W 'W ' '4 wiv 1-viral . 'Q :M S '7 ., gtg! Tull a A 5'- . A 6. v 6 vs.. ,g iQ 'ff 75Yi?! Q N 7. 6 Y tiff .IV L- K Gm ug. sw Y .1 1 fir bf -5 L .aw 4, f 1 7 A.-A J 1 'Kia ' i Af ig si ffl it 4 N 'N ,W W , , AH aw ff: , ! ,fn U' JM ' Wi 2' i' if W A W .V ' 27 ig 'Q Ui, ' ,Za A A , , 7 3 ., ., , ,,... 1 M qi MMA Nw Www , I A A Fifi 345i'ig,P,? ' , Q if vf Q 3 X , d z! ' ' iii ve., - 1 Y, .,,..,.. Y 5 1 V Y L YY my gf.f:...Q..mvw., -iggaigazaczgq-1125iEi if f-wiv! LL1'.A1g:E T - fg3'5x If '--- L, l.Q.a.f-is-La-ii , v:iLf 4 ,,........:.l VZ I in .. f wr' X -mf-.szrif 2.1 i1z12i3 3iii 2 ? 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The WARRIOR is being, printed in colors this year, by the DUNN COUNTY NEWS. This cloesn't make the staff's job a life of ease, however. There are still editorials to write, sports news to gather, roving re- porters' questions to be answered, and general news articles to be composed. Yes, smiling faces tell the story, The WARRIOR is out! Sc inltz . Rowe VL LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Hulback, M. Wagner, S. Lemke, L. Kostman, G, Ford, K. Hurlburt, B. Zahurones, S, Huftel, S, Scott, P. Staff, J. Shannon, I. Ritter, S. Otto, C. Delong, S, Sheurman, E. O'Meara, C, Kadinger. MISSING: S, Hanson, J. Ritter. LIBRARY CLUB KARD KEEPERS BOOK BINDERS Thetask of keeping our library neat and orderly is handled by the girls' who compose our Library Club. The members, combining pleasure with busi- ness, serve the annual Faculty Tea, and enjoy field trips. Under the supervision of Mrs. Dockar, these girls form a strong link in the chain of organizations that seek to improve our school. ,Mer-'?'W ,.-H ,www-ever' i-.1 lu-4 L A man of action helps himself. SEATED: K. Hanson, R. Rommelmeyer, K. Oberpri11er,I. Schafer, L, Walters, K, Rogers, B. Hintzman. STANDING: B. Schneck, J. Knight, R. Grudt, G. Hanson, P. Kraft, C. Schultz, A. Lippert, P. Wolbert, L. Larson. DRAMA CLUB I REMEMBER MAMA Katrin. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .SharonBushendorf Mama and Papa . . . . Nancy Halverson, Bert Jordan Dagmar and Nels . . . . . Diane Kaiser, Lloyd Weber Christine .... ........ F ay Christensen Mr- Hyde . . ..... Pat Golden Aunt Trina . . ........ Zella Stansbury Aunts ...... . . . Sue Vasey, Nancy Salaway Uncle Chris . . . . . . . . . . . . Craig Halverson Dr- Johnson . . . . . . .........LarryHeagle Nurses . . . . . Veryl Hendrickson, Jean Wedam Arne... ..............LeslieOtto HiS friend . . ...Danny Karnes MadC1ir1e..... .........KarenKub1y Dorothy and Jess . . . Sue Kausrud, Pat Kraft Pros Larry Heagle, Craig Halverson and Ralph Allen use good facial expressions. L. Bark, M. Bark, .T.Hintzrnan J. O'Neill, K. Kubly, D. Puhl E. Lund. SECOND ROW: A. Hart, M. Larrabee, G. Schultz S. Kausrud, V. Hendrickson, S Sabatke. THLRD ROW: C. Mil- lar, R. Swanson, C. Boe, R Carey. I. Hardy, M, Holden C. Neubauer. rHERE's NO susmsssg g DRAMA CLUB- -FRONT ROW: in Menomonie. Premier performance of Silk Stock- ings? No! Premier performances of I Remember Mama and The Imaginary Invalid. The theater's fullg the doors closeg the lights dim. Curtain up. On stage are some accomplished actors and actresses as well as amateurs. Behind the scenes scurry the hands : the property chairman, costume committee, and stage crew. Thespian troupe 211 is at the helm. The Thespian Troupe is a National Organiza- tion of drama club members who have earned a minimum of ten points in dramatic and speech work. Members of the Imaginary Invalid cast pose while they relax before the play. 'KHESPIANS--FRONT ROW: L.Heagle, pre- sidentg R. Allen, vice-presidentg F.Christen sen, secretaryg L. Lund, treasurergR..Tacob son, clerk. SECOND ROW: S. Hasselt, S. Vasey, L. Walter, K. Jarvis, K. Earl. THIRD ROW: C. Smith, M. Frasl, L. Weber, H. Pinch, P. Gugel, N. Salaway. THESPIANS This year Thespian Troupe 211 presented two major plays under the direction of Mr. Dean Wiseman. I Remember Mama was adapted from a heart warming story of early American immigrants, while The Imaginary Invalid is oneofMoliere's immortal comedy satires. The club traveled to Eau Claire to see the Male Animal and The Devil's Dis- ciple. Foreseeing the future, Mr. Wiseman did some creative work and laid foundations in the children's theater. Let's go on with the show! LIKE SHOW BUSINESS! Argan and Toinette .... Bert Jordan, Eloise Lund Angelique ..... ......... D ianne Lund Madam Fleurant . . . ........ Fay Christensen Beline and Cleante .... Kathy Earl, Larry Heagie Madam De Bonnefoi ...... ........ P at Kraft Physicians ........ Charles Lightle, Lloyd Weber Thomas Diaforus ....... ....... R alph Allen Louison and Francis Count Beralde . . . Countess Beralde . Madame Purgon . Betsy Zilisch, John Dahl . . . . . . . Craig Halverson . . . . Karen Springer . . Diane S juggerud FRONT ROW: P. Hagen, C. Halvorsen, L. Larson, B. Jordan, D. Kaiser. SECOND ROW: P. Schutz, D. Sjuggerud, J. Redgren, B. Gralow, P. Kraft. THIRD ROW: D. Lund, K. Springer, G. Rassbach, J. Buckley, T. Buckley. fe 1' are ,fwiiu , , r .M ' f fe rf' pw Q 'slung Y Tension rises as defense attorney Craig Halverson cross-examines witness Maurice Hintzman. SPRING PLA Y '58 THE DEFENDER Last spring M.H.S. Thespians presented The De- fender , written by Reginald Rose and directed by Dean Wiseman. 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'5: i3'f?',T-737115 1 ,, V -f WE! 9 'VH ' 'Y' - 7 :Mg- f 'fi I ' FVR if '49 5 , Ma fs ww' fy ' ..,.4, hi 3241 + A 5 4 g 4 Kas, if Q fr' , f ,Ari f. gk , - sfJff'14i1jff 5 ' r . f I W in- MSW sf, ,4,.f,f., my-.fswm A x a 5 4. 'mf .M v. , . 3, 5? Xu, W! 1' ' -C SJ J 1- 13 f ff ' f 1 .+ ff 1 1 wg , V 1g,Zf,' 1 ,QQ Q 'fa Q -5. flu 3 1. .76 yy ,kg L A .A . A ,fwfr 5 14,1 ff- I, It-MV. , . 4. 'J w ff -'-I. wmv. W-YQ ' af IN., 'x 3',-W ' ' A, f'A23.2.',:':f'1 . as 1 va wx , 8. n, .ry ,, ki ii 4 ' 1 Wri D Eggx .JZ wa Am 51 f--.414 TOP LEFT, SEATED: R. Sipple, treasurer, E. Styer, vice-presidentg L. Weber, presi- dentg M. Hintzman, secrexaryg L.Sch1ough, sentinel, W. Cook, reporter. STANDING: J. Kettner, G. Simonson, J. Shannon, J. Prochow, D. Werner, B. Bridgman, T. Buck- ley, chaplain, D. Kothlow, M, Feyen, R. Smeltzer. BOTTOM LEFT, FRONT ROW: D. Bundy, R. Benson, R. Lund, L. Styer, R. McClel- lond, R. Werner, R. Lund, R. Benson. SEC- OND ROW: N. Weber, R. Casper, M.Sundby, J. Peterson, E.Johnson, A.MiJler, G. Steinke. THIRD ROW: B. win, M.Rogers,.T.Peabody, J. Hughes, A. Retzloff, V. Neubauer, L.Don- nelly, R. Coleman. They stand for agricultural leadership, country life, intelligent farming, citizenship, thrift, co-operative effort, and scholarship. Who stand for these ideals? Mr. Abbott's F .F .A. Nine categories cover their field of act- ivities called the program of work, Under the farming programs, they visited the Saint Paul stockyard, Farmers' Union Central Ex- change, tested soil, and planted trees. F. F. A. LEARNING T0 D0 Through co-op activities they participated in the Junior Fair and rented out the cow clippers. Community services called for the sponsoring of an essay contest, and the testing of milk and cows for farmers. Several future farmers were sent to Leader- ship Training School. The F.F.A. quartet participated in the quartet and speaking contest held this year at Menomonie. The boys, E. Styer, L. Weber, M, Sundby, and J. Kettner, came up with a second place as did also L. Weber with his speech. Mr. Abbott, ,Toe Kettner, and Bill Witt survey the stock. Joe and Bill look over and select their foundation gilts in the pig project known as Operation Porkchop. These selected pigs will reproduce into good meat type breeding hogs. Theywillmake it easy for the boys to get started inraising swine herds as hog enterprises. This, however, is only one of the activities ir1 the famiing programs which gives the future famiers a chance to meet their c1ub's requirement without investing money. DUING T0 LEARN Of course, as in every other chib, meetings had to be conducted and money saved. Larry Schlough and Tom Buckley deftly handled these jobs. Scholarship, recreation, and general activities all held their own on the docket. LaVern Weber and Roger Sipple cul- minated their high school F.F.A. careers when they received the four-year-sea1Jun- ior Dairyman's Award as well as the Wis- consin Farmer Degree. As the greenhands advanced to chap- ter farmers, they learned to do as they did to learn, and learned to live as they TOP RIGHT: The Foundation awards were given for exceptional work in six fields. The recipients and their awards were: D. Mclntyre, Soil and Water, W. Cook, Dairy, L. Weber, Electrificationg R. Sipple, Star Farmer, L,SchlouQh,Mechanics. MISSING, J. Shannon, Safety. BOTTOM RIGHT: The highlight of the year was the parent-SOD banquet. At the head table are: D. Abbott, 1958-59 state treasurerg R. Christy, state president, G. O'Brien, Honorary Farmer, A..-X bbott, local adviser, L. Weber, local president, his parents, Air. and Mrs. William Weber, K. Stainer, outstanding 4-H and F.F.A. mem- ber. lived to serve. 7-7 H We'll have these moments to remember! JUNIOR PROM '58 u n MAGIC MOMENTS Royal punch .kt a flick of the magic wand, Princess Jeannie DeLong, stepped orwtird ociirinu the floral crown. ln royal fashion King Cl5dc Owens 'row red his Onccw Janice DcLon Those misty, Magic Moments became a reality at the '55 Jnnior Prom on April 25. The gym was transformed into a pink and white fairyland complete with a stony castle and Cinderella 's pump- ltin coach. As the seconds ticked on, the hillowy-skirted gals and the newly-suited lads whirled 'round and 'round. The eve ningfs royalty 1 LL I rxlxl. sign With this crown . . iii, W w .1 f ., P1 sf.. in . 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'.,i i xl. d . ' H 0 , as '11 . 1 if H 1 H I 11 ' . i . K' E 4 vii .xx i 5 M is Q ' I , 5 - . ' - V .- . A . , is ' ' . ' ' , W 1 M ,, i , V K tv , I NM . A, xy fl mg 71 LAI' M f ' Q af 'fn Wvhv' ' M V , ' I E ' ' , ' 'si .pf-1 8 -' EA , S 4 lv 5 Q kj? I , I g .lt 1 X Q? , t ,, ff' 'fl 1 f N Q6 1 X 1 , Q. . A I ' ' ix Y , G i U. 3, , Q. X , 4' wig 1 J S 1 ' I' gf 'N . V., W ii' ' W fy x ,K . qqbw. X ff - 7 ' A 1, , 3 '- .. W , r . ' yi df gl 5 gf' Ad VAN L ' , ,, D . il '-W .. J ' ' ,h A - '+J,.f .f'9.J' .4 'iflilff ROW ONE: R. Sagstetter, D. Koranski, R. Larson, F. Enge1dinger,,T . Guntner, G. Krueger, R. Quilling, B. Solem, C. Owens, J. Einum. ROW TWO: M. Harmston, D. Olson, R. F.J'ohn- son, C. Halverson, J' . Stratton, B, King, D. Rue, G. Kreutzer, W.Sabatke. ROW THREE: P Noreen, E. Tanger, D. Kuester, D. Krueger, M. Mcleod, B. Schroeder, P. Knopps, R. Olson W. Cropp. ROW FOUR: D. Sjuggerud, H. Fletcher, C. Retzloff, B. Johnson, T. Earl, D. Irwin J. Zilisch, M. Husby, M. Trinko. M CLUB YA WANNA BUY A PENCIL? If you have ever been accosted in the hall by an anxious M Club member eager to sell his wares whether they be pencils, buttons, or season tickets, chances are you have succumbed to the ambitious sales technique and purchased his wares. The popcorn was greatly improved by the purchase of a new popper which was used to pop popcorn for M.H.S. athletic events. The motto of the club may well be Our business is popping. Under the guidance of Pete Noreen, President, Ron Quilling, Vice-President, and Buck Retzloff, Secretary-Treasurer, the honor athletes completed a very successful year. The M Club chop s, chops, chops and wins first prize for the most humor- ous Homecoming Float. 39 s safe' TOP PICTURE, SENIOR G. A. A. OFFICERS Becky Gerlach, Vice-President, Thamer Schultz Junior G. A. A. Adviserg Jeannette Miller, Trea- surerg Cynthia Hill, President, Janice DeLong, Point Secretary, Sue Kausrud, Secretary BOTTOM PICTURE, JUNIOR G,A,A, OF- FICERS: Sue Guntner, President, Jean Skaare, Treasurer, Carolyn Barnard, Vice-President, Harriet Keyes, Secretary. lt's an honor to be a gym leader. It's fun, too. Along with the glory and the fun go a lot of headaches, however. Besides being willing to work hard, the girls' must have high scholastic averages, leadership ability, and dependability. The gym leaders take shower checks, carry equipment, lead exercises, and run errands for Mrs. Miner. Somehow the admiring looks from the younger girls seem to make up for the hard work. GYM LEADERS NIMBLE N YMPH GYM LEADERS, Left to Right: Lynda Lund, Ruthie Swanson, Carmen Millar, Thamer Schultz, Jeannette Miller, Becky Gralow, Penny Donaldson, Judy Goodman, Karen Springer, Sharon Hassett, Gloria Lehmann, Ginny Borgstadt, Sharon Borchert, Kathy Otto, Linda Link. Who stole my Bt'rmudas'? Congratulations, you kids played a good game. Oh, well, l don't feel too had. We played our best. These are just a few of the remarks heard in the locker room after a thrilling G. A, A. basketball game in the gym. The fun and companionship exper- ienced at these games more than make up for the sore wrists and floor burns that the enthu- siastic players acquire. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Miner, the adviser, all activities go off like clockwork. G. A A posse of sophomores intercept Veryl Hendrikson's scoring attempt. .A. G0 A THLE TIC FRONT ROW, JUNIOR G,A,A. TEAM CAPTAINS: Jeannine Tande, Kaye Borden, Margie Braker, NancyF1etcher,JanetVan Amber, Sharon Borchert. BACK ROW, SENIOR G,A,A, TEAM CAPTAINS: Ruthie Swanson, Sue Kausrud, Thamer Schultz, Becky Gerlach, Annie Keller, Jeannette Miller, Cynthia Hill, Janice DeLong. ...I- In the fall a young girl's fancy likely turns to thoughts of . . . tumbling! All the youngM.H.S. girls who are able to meet the requirements earn a berth on either the A or B Tumbling Team. First of all, muscles lax from disuse must be stretched back into good tumbling condition for the splits, the backbend, and the handspring. But soon this painful part is over, and the girls begin planning, perfecting, and performing new feats of gymnastic skills. B Team members practice continually in the hope of stepping up to A Team. For the A Team it's a constant search for something new and different with which to wow the crowd when the gals perform at a mid-season basketball game. The limber ladies refuse to be outdoneinthe tumbling field! L...- Intramural spectators gaze intently at the action of a basketball game. Hurry up with the food, will yah! We start playing in five minutes. This is the common com- plaint ofthe intramural participants who hold forth every noon at the gym or on Ballentine Field. They bolt their food, dash to the gym, change their clothesg in a few minutes the Spartans are pitching horseshoes against the I-lawkeyesg the Buckeyes are hitting the birdie against the Gophers. Mr. Hartman, assisted by Mr. Abbott, completely revamped the intramural program this year. PROJECTIONIS TS LIGHTS OUT' l i lNrRAMuRALs NOON HO R DIVERSIO Gifford prepares to shoot. Dan Snyder Allen Lemke Theryl La Pean Stanley Ferch Roger Coleman Eugene Hamm Larry Done Charles Frank A new organization, the pro- jectionists, got under way this year at Nl. H. S. Members, under the superyision of Mr. Walsh, run the projectors for teachers who are showing filzr s in their classes. The chb shoved off to a successful start this gear, and it is hoped that n ore will join neiit year. 43 'xtixx .7 , Q- U N , ' 'fw sP'. , Rwix Lg, . f 3 8 4 iff! I if, .f Q if 0 3 W ,Rf ,yo -1 2 lf? W I 'W- , 'K A7 1 f f 4.1 A Av if 1- fl: Y X z gif' A X 3 fi Q TF f'W!3' mas- nv 'W ,:,,, new M , wr' a: i 'ts' ,Q-wtf. W' New---qu, nw mania , f 5 ,' , . K g -.M ,, t 5 7 2 at 1 WN ,fN 7, x 3 ' I 4 A A . ,f. 356- ., VJ nigh? J' K K , ' , x , u- . ' 0 ' Qefwi.- 'A mf. ,ff 'S 1-1 , jf-,A .. - V -'b ,yi H ,f vw , . , V I A3 V, 4,, H, . A k A t K 3 . .. K M W gl - pm ' I J, ,iz f U L , 1 4 Mgivqx. --. x,i.-n,..9-gk, fn if f ., , I V' . : la +I X M 94 f QW M , iv., f f 31 1 .41 if ,lar W , ff I , I s N- 3 A K1 if 'Y f ' ' f 4 ' X 4 1. 1 QQ PORTS I am an athlete. I strive for physical stamina, instant reactions, and a keen mind. Make me ever ready to meet my competition, to be fair, to be ambitious, to be upright. May I win with humility and lose with pride. 474 Wvkuw ' Q98 ,.Mf I A Q fs ,S A ll.:- 5 ,Mr A9 ff E Q 1 MN V X , , -,. 'x Zn. ans? 52, vt N, ,vfy . ' .W I-ag FRONT ROW: D. Olson, P. Noreen, D. Kuester, M. Harmston, I. Stratton. SECOND ROW: G. Kelton, D. Duenkel, J. Zilisch, D. Sjuggerud. THIRD ROW: D. Olson, G. Krueger, R. Retzloff, L. Otto, FOURTH ROW: Manager, R. F. Johnson, Head Coach, McDonald. INDIANS' FOOTBALL '58 GRIDDERS ON Nv W ff '25 Q1 9 . 1 ei M ..4:-.S-'1 ,xy -qu , n L, aj, . -. rs GSBSK FIRST ROW: C. Owens, C. Retzloff, D. Krueger, J. Gunther, M. McLeod. SECOND ROW: R. Schroeder, M. Trinko, P. Knopps, G. Kruetzer, B. Johnson THIRD ROW: D, Rue, M. Husby, W, Cropp, R. Larson, FOURTH ROW: Line Coach, Henjum, Manager, T. Earl. THE TURF fc .,5w4' Coach McDonald Ponders! JA 2? Af-iw l ,, . M4 V H, .r fw Q 1 ,L ,N .W X, 401, , g wa .,, , AA f mm, .A f ,ffm g fl f ? J Q gb fa, -Q ff',,,M W f ff, 1' f ,g,:i?1i, ffiwggf Kfkgggm?-ez: 3 , 'V wb.Yfii,M,f?v2:gfF,y,2 S- T, .. V, W.,1M fm ,Q Q, ' ,Wg nl A ,A m.,l3m ,Q fmgzs JK I Q Ei , 4 Q M 1. Kam? N-M V. W Q U me if J V Q? if wif, W K W A52 ff x f gs im, W 5 We guard ! We tackle! G . Krueger, M. McLeod, P. Knopps C. Owens, J. Guntner, S. C. Retzloff, M. Harmston, M. Trinko, D. Krueger, W. Cropp, M, Husby, 3. We receive the passes! if 5 4 ., J. Zilisch, D. Duenkel, B. Johnson, R. Rerzloff, D. Sjuggerud, gg! 9351 ,-1 L A ,Mn ,. ' . 11031 'I A 41 Q J 1 gh ' . ' ff A :xx . w Lv . g . 1 M KW , Q 1 ici Q X--V ,isbn K QA' 3 w?e Q E A ' oat na '99 I V wk ' ff gf , Y, -.Q I , V ME-'K V, It .2 , , h .h V Q' 1 .Fai ji 4 1 tif ff ti? 0- 14 L' Q . wr Q mx f' S' LQ H-.Q - V Q as st ? Q 1 ' R 4' 15 ,V 5, I U., M sw , . Q, -1. K I A 9 ' jr Q ' ,vim I K K XA ri , f 5 X 2 in , 25' K sb V 1 Y v 3. .2 Si Kaur A TEAM. FRONT ROW: H. Fletcher, B. Schroeder, P. Noreen, M. Harmston, R. Larson. SECOND ROW: L. Miller, B. Harbour, P. Muenich, W. Sabatke, D. Duenkel, C. Retzloff, D. Sjuggerud. BASKETBALL HANDY HOOPS TERS 53 Varsity Coach Hendrickson Managerial crew, Mike O'Neil, Ralph Allen, Bill King, and David Diffendorfer, move in. VARSITY The 1959 Indian troop, gradually improving their attack, outscored their opponents 1324 to 1265 points. Although only one regular and three lettermen returned from the previous year, the team excelled its opponents in scoring. Those ac- counting for the largest percentage of these points were Pete Noreen, Dave Sjuggerud, llarold Fletcher, Ron Larson, and Carl Retzloff, These players also constituted the usual start- ing five. Senior and four year letter winner, Pete Noreen, was pronounced honorary captain and most valuable player by his teammates, Dave Sjuggerud, a junior, was selected as the most improved player of the year. The sub-regional tournaments were held at Chippewa Falls. The team's first opponent was Mondovi, whom they had previously beaten twice. The most important game of the year with Eau Claire ended in a tumultuous final minute, In the regional consolation, the Indians showed Stanley their ability by defeating them by 23 points, Six boys of the 12 man team were over six feet tall. This height and the will to win accounted for the successful 1959 basketball season. 54 Menomonie Opponents 46 Glenwood City 53 49 River Falls 51 51:5 Mondovi 56 83 Rice Lake 61 46 La Crosse Logan 64 47 Hudson 65 61 River Falls 63 37 Regis 32 58 Eau Claire 61 79 Chippewa Falls 65 87 Rice Lake 78 56 La Crosse Logan 64 61 Eau Claire 76 73 Chippewa Falls 58 63 Regis 56 63 Hudson 60 89 Mondovi 68 TOURNAMENTS 62 Mondovi 52 71 Eau Claire 79 60 Chippewa Falls 54 75 Stanley 53 Larson and Sjuggerud fight for tip in. I 'B TEAM B. Johnson, S. Vande Berg, L. Buckley, R. Retzloff, D, Rue, A, Retzloff, M. Metz ger, T. Husby, B, Husby, L, Otto, J, Weinkauf, W, McLin. While waiting to make the Indian varsity, the underclassmen develop basketball fundamentals under Coa ch Tom Miner. The Indian B's copped eight of their first ten starts but faded in the latter part of the season winning only three out of seven games. The season was highlighted by impressive victories over the River Falls Falcons and a strong La Crosse Logan team, Menomonie outscored these opponents by forty points. Individuals who showed remarkable improvement at the end of,the season were La Verne Otto and Ron Retzloff. Menomonie Opponent 44 Glenwood 15 54 River Falls 27 38 Mondovi 36 27 Rice Lake 33 51 LaCrosse 38 34, 25 Hudson 10 59 River Falls 32 39 Regis 31 27 Eau Claire 32 50 Rice Lake 38 27 LaCrosse 33 38 Eau Claire 60 35 Chippewa 38 47 Regis 57 47 Hudson 35 37 Barron 27 33 Mondovi 46 ASSISTANT COACH, T. Miner FRESHMAN COACH, I. Bowman f Aiglf' H g :www 5 9 -ia-'HW jj, V ' ,A I 'iff' ,fx A A 9 I I 11. unili If Y ll A ,ff 4 A K, 2:- -al sf -M39 , s aff' a . , ' ,'-fall . ,K , if tim' . V E -Lf i' 4.51 ' HL' mm fri i 5421! , 1'a,f-gig' L, QW 3 'f-QW. A 'auf' V, fqVL,,,, f.. - A ff V 1,9 r, 1' M W . pq, Hg , , K . ,W 'I f ,f ' Y ii' w 19' HW, 'WJ ', 253 W3 I Giff- , Q ,V V L 'fi F wi -+1 N , W . 3, ? Vp I 5 W' Q-, Wx M, if ig Ti G ., ' X . - . f 3' , qi V . w,2fw547f,x,, I, ye g 7 A ' 'W -f-'yt--- ' -1, 6 ., ,Wa fv rf ,V A - 1 ' 9 ww, 4, ffm' ,W , f f 'WW W 7 57 , ' ' ff? my :iii , ' --fm J! 'T vw A-' idk K ' ' V YH' WWA iw 5 vi ,Wx hfw Qfrl -:Q 4:3 i F 7 ' iiiffrfx. M11 , 99, 4 ,W . Um fn! WA, ll FRONT ROW: C. Owens, T. Schroeder, G. Bakke, E. Evenson, D. Grimme, G. Iatnieks, G. Cockeram, D. Neubauer. BACK ROW: Manager, D. Gregory, R. Johnson, D. Irwin, D. Duenkel, G. Buss, I. Zilisch, B. Ott, D. Sjuggerud, I. McGilton. TRACK 'ss CINDER BURNERS The 1958 Monomonie track team participated in four invitationalsand two dual meets along with sectional and state meets. The thinclads dfOPDCC1 their first two dual meets to River Falls and Regis. On the road they placed second at River Falls, sixth at Rice Lake, and seventh in the invitational held at Eau Claire State College. In the annual Menomonie Little Olympics, won by Eau Claire, they finished seventh. Three Indians won state berths at the Eau Claire sectional. Gary Bakke, Bill Solem and Dean Neubauer represented Menomonie at the state meet held at Ripon, Spectators and participants Backstretch agony by Karns and Schroeder Q' lf Q an no ' ' at Jeff D V -ldv ,, ii' 75. I ,r,.K BN i H 'ip tnuj ,A .vat . if? 531. , i 15'B'Tf , -3- gg, tip. fy 1959 TRACK TEAM--FIRST ROW: Wayne Hayes, Art Ahrens, Larry Wood, Bill Langford, RonZ.ieh1T1e, Jim Larson, Herman Miller, Bill Brandt. SECOND ROW: LaVerne Otto, Dennis Grimme, Gary Scho- field, Dale Pracht, Orland Larson, Jim Proudlock, Lee J ewett, Dave Rue. STANDING: Bob Young, Dave Oas, John Zilisch, Bob Johnson, Dick Johnson, Dave Sjuggerud, LaVerne Miller, Dave Duenkel. TRACK '59 MENOMUNIE CINDERMEN Coach 1-Ienjurn and Manager Bill King give the starting signal to Art Ahrens. The 1959 track season brought forth many firsts to be written down ST in our sports history. This was the first year the track team was placed f in Class A competition at the sectional and state meets. Another first was the running of the medley relay, consisting of two 220's, one 440, and an 880. This event was scheduled in all meets. Jim Proudlock ran the first 220, LaVerne Miller, the second 220, Gerald Buckley, the 440, and Bob Johnson the 880. The exceptional pole vaulter, Senior John Larabee, went through the season un- beaten. He qualified for the state meet in section competition. MJ-LS., as a team, placed third in the sectional meet. To continue building the running and jumping muscles of the returning trackmen v and to teach the underclassmen the funda- mentals, Coach Henjum prodded his men on. This was his first year coaching track for M.H.S. By the end of the season, the team had improved considerably from their first meet, Q2 Larabee up and over .X Sue Kausrud ,Cynthia Hill, and Janet Kadinger Little Olympic Queen, Cynthia Hill, reigned over Menomonie's Little Olympic Track and Golf Meet. Her attendants were Sue Kausrud and Janet Kadinger. The top honors in track and golf went to Eau Claire. The host team, Menomonie, placed seventh in the contest. Is he ove r'? LITTLE OLYMPICS Ready? Set! Go! Little Olympics' Queen Marjorie Braker along with her attendants Sue Kausrud and Gloria Lehman reigned over the annual Little Olympics which was climaxed by the pre- sentation of the championship trophies to Eau Claire in golf and Rice Lake in track. In the all day golf meet, Eau Claire topped a ten team field with a fine 314, while Menomonie finished fifth with a 365. No new records were set as thirteen teams participated in the afternoon track meet copped by Rice Lake with 37 team points. The top point getter for our 9th place Indians was John Larabee who tied for first in the pole vault with an 11' effort. They're off! bia- 19. Lf . Gloria Lehman, Queen Marjorie Braker, LITTLE OL YMPICS F ore! 1959 A y Q ROW ONE: Wayne Sabatke, Ron Quilling, Mike Henry, Al Stubb, Gaylord Kelton, Pete Noreen, Carl RetZ10ff,ChuCkSChr0CC16I- ROW TWO: Coach Hendrickson, Darrell Kudebeh, Paul Knopps, Don Siler, Ron Retzloff, Dicl Olson, Ed Styler, Manager Mike Trinko. PLA Y BALL! The Menomonie baseball nine concluded a fine season with a 6 won - 5 lost record. Coach Hendrick- son's sluggers hit the ball well with Wayne Sabatke, Pete Noreen, Mike Henry, Ron Quilling, and Ron Henry safe at home. Larsen leading the way. Sabatke and Noreen handled the mound chores very ably. The hardballers, sub- district champs, have much to look forward to as only two players were lost by graduation. Pete! It's a hit! MENOMONIE OPPONENT 12 Mondovi 3 0 Durand 1 O Regis 1 1 9 New Richmond 7 5 Mondovi 0 6 Durand 8 Regis New Richmond Elk Mound Glenwood City Spring Valley GOLF INDIAN LINKS TERS 1958 GOLF TEAM--FIRST ROW: Neil Hanson, Jim Einum, Craig Halverson, Daryl Lund, Ralph Allen. SECOND ROW: Harold Fletcher, Chuch Ringrose, Coach McKay, Mike Harmston, John Guntner, John S pielman. Harmston Holes out. The 1958 golf team was led by the shooting of Mike Harmston and Craig Halverson. This team placed 7th in the Little Olympics. The biggest turnout we have had since golf was first introduced to M.H.S. These were the words of Coach Les McKay when eighteen boys showed up for golf. Mike Harmston, Harold Fletcher, and Craig Halverson were the only returning lettermen. Despite these odds, the Indian Linkmen won a triangular meet between River Falls and New Richmond, defeated Durand, and took 5th place in the Little Olympics. Menomonie dropped two matches to Eau Claire, two to Mondevi, and lost a triangular match between Eau Claire and New Richmond. The returning lettermen for next year are: Craig Halverson and Harold Fletcher. 1959 GOLF TEAM - - FIRST ROW: Craig Hal- verson, Jack Harbour, Jim Einum, Rocky Flint, Charles Frank, Ralph A1- lan, Doug May, John Wein- kauf. STANDING: Coach McKay, Mike Harmston, Daryl Lund, Scott Vande- Berg, Harold Fletcher, Steve Vanek, LaVerne Cockeram, Fred Bartko, Neill-Ianson. ADMINISTRATION DEPARTMENTS, rncuuv I am a teacher. The responsibility sometimes overwhelms me. I need your help. I need your strength and wisdom to guide these young feet on to straight paths, Let your knowledge be mine and mine theirs. av, in sursnmn-:NDENT WILLIAM TERRILL 68 We, the students, wish to express our appreciation to you, Mr. Terrill, for your loyal devotion to the im- provement of our city's educational system. Through your efforts and perseverance, a useful eval- uation of our schools has been obtained, improvements have been made, and plans for better facilities have been promoted. With you at the helm, we can look ahead with as- surance to our journey in learning. :Q To you, Mr. Hagman, we offer our sincere thanks and appreciation for successfully guiding us through another year, You've supervised us in making those all-important decisions and taught us to respect the feelings of others. With your warm smile, friendly manner, and en- couraging words of advice, you have helped us students to rise above our perplexing problems. PRINCIPAL JOHN HA GMA 69 ' , One of the major projects of our busy schoolboard was theforma- tion of a common school district. Thanks to their efforts we now have a smaller more effective group to run our school. Every Menomonite is keenly aware of the most pressing of the board's problemsg the sale of our present school buildings and the construction of a new high school. At the first annual school meeting held in the gym last fall, around 1200 people voted 4-1 to sell the buildings. With strong public sup- port, Superintendent Terrill carried the issue to the Board of Regents at Madison. A hearing was held before the building commission headed by the governor. The commission placed the matter in the hands of a sub-committee who reached a de- cision by July first whether or not to purchase our buildings. STANDING: Robert Swanson, Gordon Millar, John Westphal, James Solberg, Donald Cotts, James Quilling. SEATED: Ralph Bongey, Einer Lund, Phillip Johnson, William Terrill. BOARD or EDUCATION MEN AT WORK LEFT TO RIGHT: Lillian Foss, Nancy Sabatke, Marlys Bakke. 'v X SECRETARIES KEYBUARD QUEENS A day in the life of our secretaries begins shortly after the old tower clock gongs seven bells. They are the first to enter the school still quiet from the day before. But soon the noises of flipping files, chattering typewriters, and scratching pens break the early morning silence. within the next half an hour, the first traces of M.H.S. popu- lation appear, and that means oncoming work. Lil must read the flood of excuses from home and then issue make-up slips. Marlys and Nancy must roll hundreds ofditto copies for our teachers. After this mad rush, things settle down to a quiet day of doing a thousand necessary jobs. But through everything these efficient workers have an ever-present smile and a friendly word of cheer for every student and teacher. 70 FACULTY AND DEPARTMENTS ALONG THE PATHS ARCHIE ABBOTT, B. S. River Falls State, teaches agriculture. Mr. Ab- bott keeps himself in condition for the sports he enjoys by romping with his children. ARCHIE ABBOTT OF KNOWLEDGE Because of the high caliber of teaching methods at Menomonie High School, we enjoy the privilege of being rated as one of the best educational centers in our area. Our teachers have outstanding backgrounds. They have chosen teaching as their career because they are concerned about the citizens of tomorrow and the welfare and stability ofour nation . They hope to mold students into individuals, who might capably cope with the problems thrust toward them. It is here that our future politicians, scientists, math- ematicians, and teachers are nurtured, it is here that our future secretaries, skilled laborers, athletes, and house- wives are propelled along the roads of development. For your assistance, patience, understanding, and guidance, we, the students, extend to you our ICSPCCI, our admiration and our thanks. MARGARET ARNESONJ3. A.Carl- ton College, teaches English l2 . She loves to read, thrives on a lively -Emgnf - 7f 'vCaig ,- -5 P'f Geek bridge game, and in her free time f, I , JMS! advises the production ofyearbooks. 5 I C7504 r In 219:41 JOHN BOWMAN, B. S. Eau Claire State, teaches American History and ucotiraphy. Mr. Bowman is known far and wide as the fabulous fisher and fowler. :JY MARGARET ARNESOIN JOHN BOWMAN LYNOS PETE HENDRICKSON, B. S. River Falls State, teaches boys' physical education and algebra He's a man of every sport and be- sides winning basketball games, prides himself on a good game of bowling. EUGENE HARTMAN LYNOS PETE HENDRICKSON EUGENE I-IARTMAN, B. S. St. Thomas College, teaches Junior business and arithmetic 8. Singing with the Barbershoppers, attending sports events, and enter- taining kids are his usual diversions. JOAN HEGGEN, B. S. Eau Claire State, teaches public speaking and English 12. Since she readily indulges in any type of reading, she finds her utmost plea- sures in reading bedtime stories to her little daughter, Sarah. RAYMOND HENJUM, B. A. Augsburg College, teaches boys' physical education and physiology. Mr. Henjum gets a large charge out of participating in or watching most any sport. RAYMOND HENJ UM ROGER HOUSE, B. S. Eau Claire State, teaches civics. On a summer day one might find Mr. House catching fish near his cottage on Lake Holcombe. JOAN HEGGEN ROGER HOUSE g1 ::. , Qs: , 7 . ..,,. 5 w a 49' M - . H 'taht i v 5 1. . it 1 . I X j P' 1 '- . A I x me r ff ' f , -W 41? Minus- .M Q Haw-iff ff 1 Q- 4 Q. . Y- ,,., , V s x rx Q fa x. 3? V X A I Q W? , ,. my -W, h ..- xi? L Q: Y I Y, .LY asia 1 gy 41 ' A , f Q ,, V' fin ' ,Q X 9 M 'S fs -G mf -ff KA! , ,ff ' -3, , , N. F' er' -11' .,,,. I X fx V 5 ' X V Y V -5.15: f nf 2 5 . ff- Q if .t, , , , , ,,., gg I v f . 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A lady of great accomplishments, she can read, watch TV, and sew clothes for her husband all at the same time. ,t',f-i'5' ELEANOR KOEHLER LESLIE MC KAY KEICH MC DONALD, B. A. Ripon College, teaches world his- tory and American history. Al- though he professesa fondness for sleeping, more ofhis leisure time is spent in the enthusiastic pursuit of all sports. CONNIE MINER LESLIE MC KAY, B. E. La Crosse State, teaches algebra and drivers' education and is our athletic director. As a hobby, he raises championship Labrador dogs. ALICE OETTING, A. B. Midland College, teaches advanced algebra, solid geometry, trigon- ometry, and science 8. Besides casting a mean fly-rod, she also plays a dangerous game of bridge THOMAS MINER WILLIAM OTIS, B.A. Northland College, directs Junior and Senior Choirs. Acomposer and arranger of music, he is the Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms of Meno- monie High. i ALICE OETTING THOMAS MINER, B. S. Winona State, teaches typing and commercialarithmetic. Mr. Miner has a mad passion for every and all kinds of sports, which he eagerly follows. LY LE PO LLOC K LYLE POLLOCK, B.E. Whitewater State, M. A. North- western University, teaches typing and bookkeeping. Besides being an avid hunter and fisherman, Mr. Pol- lock has spent 32 years playing, coaching, and officiating football. NORMAN RONE, B. A. St, Olafg MA, Macalester, tea- ches chemistry and physics. When notstalking prey, Mr. Rone likes to fish at his cottage. WILLIAM OTI5 TQURXIAFI RONE ,f 1... 1 F M . . ?'f2 7l x 1 Q' sw 3 5 ,AV:x,VE5gt VV '9f ?!? X VL. is ' 1 ' fp., ':' J , .. Kvf N gf g i f was-r and M f Zrk. :W 5 Q wwf A M ' EEC U u B I 4 P ve A U S! fx K+.. Q' V, yank 'Q- 5 ., f, ILM 'LLM' - M 4- ax , ' , K g ' .' ,Q ' A -' I if s, ff W Q G, K AL .. 4,- 3 FN 'A Za'-AX x n -,. r ' ' -.iff 3' fm ,f Rf f ,f I .1 i X 1 ,wa u X nv ' Q . we - wg, . ' ' Marsh W N - 1 s K - G. ZS ,H . 2' n if f Q Y nu- ' ivwiiw IJ. B. 4. 6 1 , 'Sir' mx 7 My Wir? ' 'V , lynx f, V ' iv 1 m? 3 ,Q X I, A ,W A l ww ' Q s X 1,4 x W - VM K ff X ffm' K' sh' f. A x ' . 5- pas. 5, QW, 'O-Wan ' X 1 f Af' QR .ii F .sa , FRANCES SCHNEIDER BETTY SCHULTZ RICHARD SNEEN FRANCES SCHNEIDER, B. S. Stout State, teaches home econom - ics. Even though she sometimes finds a few moments to enjoya game of bowling, she devotes most ofher time to being a grandmother. BETTY SCHULTZ, B. S Eau Claire State, teaches French and English 10. Since she has a vital interest in politics, perhaps she'11 be our first lady President. RICHARD SNEEN, B. S. Eau Claire State, teaches history 8 and Civics. A sports fan, Mr. Sneen expecially enjoys knocking over the ten-pins. 80 Pl-IILLIP SNOW, B. S. University of Minnesota, teaches advanced algebra and is the guid- ance counselor. Mr. Snow is as a- dept witha gun and a fish pole as he is with a plow, Pl-IILLIP SNOW RONA LD SNOW RONALD SNOW, B. E. River Falls State, teaches geometry and algebra. A music and sports fan and regular spectator at M. H. S. athletic events, he also enjoys traveling in the summer. RHEA VAN VLEET, B. S. Stout State , teaches home econom- ics. Besides being an excellent seamstress, she is alsoa curious shut- terbug . RHEA VAN VLEET DEAN WISEMAN, B. S. Eau Claire State, teaches drama American Literature and English when not fishing and hunting, Mr: JOHN WALSH JOHN WALSH, B. S. Northern Illinois University, teaches biology. Mr. Walsh is a connoisseur of food and fishing poles. Wiseman tries his skill at wood- working. RACHEL YOUNG, B. E. Whitewater Stateg M. S. University of Wisconsin. Mrs. Young keeps her fingers nimble with knitting and her mind busy with an occasional game of bridge. CHUB BUSS, JOE WEDAM, BOB SCHULTZ, and ALBERT BROWN take five before retuming to the day's work. They play a vital part in keeping our school in ship-shape condition, 81 CLASSES I am a student, Through my education I hope to further my knowledge of history, of science, of art, and of language. However, l desire not only to learn facts but also to learn ideas and attitudes. Make me wise in all things spiritual and physical. ' '+r 4-. . ,,. . wh af' - , , .J 1 'M V- . A. --. 1. J '4 4 1 ' Q, f' EC.. '- If ' L ' - ,t 1. 'wiv' of Q., ' Qui. 4+ ,',,,+ 'wp if 1 I if. 35 'Q ,i . E, , .4 ' 5. 4' , z'-ig. ' T U ' It gf! 32 g, '21 2 4? 5: mf- A - A Q f, . ' v'A,,,'. l , -..'L? fb: :cg ,fan '35, .y L 3-9 1 1' - x. i -f . ' P 'Tsne .1 W A .S , . o P, Q , af Q , 4 2,3 55 ,N A ax ',.. M 5. ,H - l ' I , Mfg' 7 -1 - A ,, .' ,, -- ff., - 'A Y' ' -it 4 e T' A., 4' A . ,.v-9-, Y at - bf . A 1 4.t.f ' ' -ffm' ' J 1-114.-,ig ' 'VJ'? 'far-T x xw ...- .an .x..b--.Qi Q Q iff, swf' 43'J--35' -4 ,-'1fp :?' 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Fletcher ROW ONE H. Werner I. Ritter S. Springer P. Schutz S. Otto J. Ryder M. Kyle ROW TWO I. Proudlocl: G. Scholficld L. Wald I. Weber K. Sipple T. O'Connell ROW ONE V. Hendrikson S. Braker Y. Cherrier L. Kincade S. Hanson L. Kostman B. Holden ROW TWO A. Finder J. Buss L. Doane L. Gifford M. Hnsby B. Johnson D. Duenkel I. Wedam SENIOR I am a senior. Today I stand on the threshold of life. Tomorrow the problem all nations will be mine to solve. I come before you. Give me insight, give me tolerance, give me love. sof S7 V .. . '32 ,-,Qin 1 'T M 1, my ,v.tvX:iii:VVr,d,,, X Z .- , ff , .W f. iffy, L ' ,A.v ' ,,, ,F ,M I W, N -K ' ,gqv ., g.- - 4 tgnjtag 77 3 , A ' f,,4jr4,a.+, ,af K' if W A .L ,'g, 'A ,ff A 4' A' 'V ,BM , F 1 . at ' F? fr' f , ,. . . A .7 ,dw :V - , . ' ' if -'Lf hm L., 5, 51, L 53,552 X 4 ' 'Qu , Y 0 fu If My ' S- J' y , ,,- Ll . M A g+ an - ,- X f . 'Jug M:-.4 .,L0,I 'p' ' ,V QV . fr' 7, 1 Q , . -- le Q, J Q Q m .M f - , ' 'Y' f- I, I 1. 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H 'Q 'T 1- i Q, SENIOR A C TI VITIES DONNA BECHTEL Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Connell Treasurer 4 .Tumor Chou 1 Sen1orCho1r2 3 4 Nladr1ga13 For enslcs l 3 4 Vlce Presxdent 2 G A A 1 Pep Club 1 2 NlCllOI'lllll staff 2 3 4 ASSlSI'll'lI Edltor 4 lXlE3flOITl1Il Salesman 2 Class Treasurer 1 RICHARD BERTLESON I XMES IBIRTIIMAN Drama Club 2 N H A A 1 4 Wrestllng 2 Menomtn Salesman I GAROLD BUCRLEY THOMAS BUCKLEY Dunn County School of Agrreulture 1 2 F F A 3 4 Drama Club 3 4 The Denfender Football 4 ROBERT BURNS NANCY ELLEN CLARK F H A 4 Presldent 4 L1bra1y Club 2 3 N H A A 1 3 Menomm Salesman 1 2 4 WAYNE EDMUND COOK WALTER LOUIE CROPP NH A A 1 4 Football34 ANN SHARON DECKER Student COU1lC1l 3 Iumor Cho1r 1 Drama Club G A A 1 Z 3 4 Off1e1als Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Menormn Salesman 2 3 4 .TANICE MARIE DELONG Semor Band 1 2 34 Treasurer 4 ,Tumor Chou' 1 Semor Chou 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Polnt Secretary 4 Offluals Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Oklahoma 2 Prom Queen 3 DEAYNNA DEININING DAVID HARRH DIFF ENDORF ER Semox Band 1 2 3 ,Tumor Cholr 3 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Basketball 3 4 Clylanagerj Menomln Salesman 3 4 122 JANET INGRID EVENSON Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Student Counell 4 Jumor Band 1 2 l-'Ol CllS1CS 1 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 3 Meno mln Salesman 4 Class Secretary 3 DUANE DONALD FEDDERLY Dunn County School of Agr1cultu1e 1 2 F F A 3 4 GERALDINE EDITH FORD Lrbrary Club 4 N H A A 2 3 4 BECKY GERLACH Waslnngton ,Tumor Htgh 1 Student Councrl 3 4 Sec retary 4 Senlor Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 G A A 3 4 VICE Presldent 4 Offrclals Club 3 4 Pep Club 3 Menom1n Salesman 4 Class Vrce Presldent 3 MARILYNE ARDYTHE GIERE Maroon Warrlor 4 PATRICK DENNIS GOLDEN Holy Cross Semmary 1 2 N H A A 4 SANDRA SUSAN GRUDT ,Tumor Cho1r 1 Senior Cho1r 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 A A 1 Maroon Warrlor 3 Oklahoma RAYOLA LORAYNE GRUTT G A A l 2 3 4 Pep Club Z Tumbllng 1 2 3 4 Ltbrary Club234 NHAA 13 JOHN CHARLES GUNTNER Sentor Band 1 2 3 ,Tumor Cho1r 1 Senlor Cho1r 2 3 Debate 1 Skx Club 2 3 4 Presldent 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Wrestlrng 2 3 4 Track 1 Golf 2 3 M Club 2 3 4 Oklahoma JUDY MARIE HAMMOND Semor Band 1 2 3 4 ,Tumor Cho1r 1 Forensles 1 2 3 4 Vlee Presldent 4 Drama Club 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Off1c1als Club 4 Pep Club 1 2 Treasurer 2 Menomln Staff 4 Class Secretary 4 VERLA RECKIN HANEY Semor Cho1r 1 2 3 Forenstcs 1 G A A l N H A A 1 2 3 Maroon WBIIIOI 1 The Defender Oklahoma Anme Get Your Gun 'I V ' 'Y l'L . 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' . u n ,, 3,5 ' .,, , , Cl ' ii GLORIA JEAN HANSON Juntor Cho1r 1 Forenstcs 1 FHA 34 GAA 124 Pep Club 2 Lrbrary Club 234 NHAA 1 2 3 4 Menomrn Salesman 2 KAREN LEE HANSON G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Tumbllng 1 2 3 4 Lrbrary Club 2 3 4 NI H A A 1 2 3 4 Maroon Warrtor 3 NIEIL OSCAR HANSON b13t1Ol'l8l Honor Soctety 3 4 Student Councrl 1 2 4 Senlor Band 1234 Pep Band 34 Treasurer 3 Presrdent 4 Junlor Chotr 1 Seruor Cho1r 234 Madrtgal 1 3 4 Debate 1 2 Intramurals 1 N H A A 1 2 Basketball 1 2 3 Golf 3 4 Oklahoma 2 Class Presldent 2 MICHAEL HARMSTON ,Tumor Cho1r 1 2 Senior Cho1r 3 4 Football 1 3 4 Basketball l 2 3 4 Track 1 Golf 2 3 4 M Club 3 4 CAROL JEAN HARSHMAN Dunn County School of Agneulture 1 2 SHARON KAY HAWKINSON Junlor Cho1r 1 F H A Vtce Presldent 4 G A A l Homecomlng Attendant 4 VIRGINIA LEE HAYNES Juruor Cho1r 1 Forenslcs 1 2 3 Debate 1 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 N H A A 3 Maroon Warr1or 3 LARRY RAYMOND HEAGLE Holy Cross Semtnary 1 Student Councrl 3 4 Presr dent 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 Thesplans 3 4 V1ce Pre stdent 3 Presrdent 4 Intramurals 2 3 4 NH A A 2 3 4 Track 2 Baseball 3 Dlno Stardust' The Defender The Emperor Jones EVELYN HEIN CYNTHIA ELOISE HILL Junror Band l Senlor Band 2 3 4 Junror Chotr 1 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Team Captain 1 3 4 Pep Club 2 IN H A A 1 2 3 4 Menomrn Salesman l 2 3 4 The Defender Lxttle Olymprc Queen 3 Homecomlng Queen 4 MORRIS E HINTLMAN Dunn County School of Agrrculture 1 2 F F A 4 Secretary 4 Intramurals 4 Captarn 4 N H A A 3 4 The Defender ' ROBERT HOBBICK MERLIN RUSSELL HOLDEN Pep Club 1 Intramurals 1 N H A A 1 2 3 4 KENNETH VERNON HOMER Dunn County School of Agrrculture 1 2 SHARON SERINA HUFTEL GAA 1234 Pep Club 1 L1braryClub234 Nl A A 1 Maron Warrlor 3 4 EVA JEAN HULBACK L1braryClub34 N H AA 2 34 KATHRYN AILEEN HURLBURT F.H A 4 Pep Club 2 L1br'1ry Club 3 4 N H A A 2 3 4 MICHAEL HUSBY RICHARD JAMES IRWIN Student Councll 4 Intramurals 4 N H A A 3 4 Foot MClub 34 LEE JAY JEWETT ,Tumor Cho1r l 2 Senlor Cho1r 3 4 Intramurals 1 Football 1 3 Track 2 3 4 Oklahoma Anme Get Your Gun ROBERT FRANK JOHNSON Natronal Honor Socrety 3 4 Student Counctl 3 4 Junlor Cho1r 1 Semor Chotr 2 3 4 Madrtgal 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 4 Manager 3 4 Basketball 1 2 M Club 3 4 Menonuu Staff 2 3 4 Oklahoma Badger Boys State WILLIAM JOHNSON RONALD P JORDAN Loyola Htgh 1 2 3 JANET XNNI KADINGER Jumor Band 2 Junlor CllO1l 2 GA A 4 Tumblrnq 1 N H A A l 2 3 4 Lrttle Olymplc Attendant 4 123 L . ., ' ' I ' 'S ' ...S ...,,,g 5' ,,9l.I. . , . : s . . : , - . . : s ' C , s ..-. 1, 2,45 Pep Club lg Tumbling 1,2,3,4g N.H.A.A. l,2,3,4: ball 1,2,3g Basketball lg Wrestling 2,3,4g Track 2,3,4g . . . ' , , u is as ' KAREN LOUISE KAUSRUD Student Counctl 2 Sentor Band 1 2 3 4 Jl1lIlOI' Cho1r 1 Sen1or Cholr 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Tcam Captatn 1 4 Secretary 3 Offlctals Club 34 Pep Club 2 Maroon Warrtor 1 Menomxn Salesman 2 3 Okla homa Class Secretary 2 Menomln Staff 4 ANN KELLER Semor Band 1 2 3 4 Junror Chotr 1 Sen1orCho1r 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Team Captaln 1 4 Secretary 3 Offtclals Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 Maroon Waruor 1 Menom1n Salesman 2 3 Oklahoma Class Secre tary 2 JOSEPH NICHOLAS KETNER Dunn County School of Agrtculture 1 2 F F A N H A A 3 4 CHARLES LARRY KEYES Intramurals N H A A 1 2 The Defender NANCY CAROL KLIEST Eau Cla1reSen1orH1gh 1 G A A 4 PAUL RICHARD KNOPPS NHAA 1234 Fo0tball134 WreStl.Lng34 Base Vtce Prestdent 4 DARYL KNOSPE DUANE RICHARD KOSTMAN FFA 3 NHAA 1234 THOMAS LLOYD KOTHLOW Intramurals 4 N H A A 1 2 3 4 DAVID HARRY KRUEGER Intramurals 123 NHAA 1234 Football1234 M Club 3 4 DONALD KUESTER Jumor Chotr 1 Sen1or Chotr 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 Track 1 2 M Club 2 3 4 JACK KURTH N H A A 1 Menomtn Salesman 1 DONALD JOHN LABS Dunn County School of Agnculture 1 2 F F A 'I24 JOYCE LARSON Homecoming Attendant 4 MARY ANN LARSON Student Counctl 4 Senlor Band 1 2 3 4 ,Tumor Cho1r 1 Senior Chotr 2 34 Madrlgal 3 Forens1cs 1 2 Drama Club 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Offtclals Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Maroon Warrlor 3 Menomm Salesman 2 4 Oklahoma Class Secretary 1 SHARRON LARSON DAVID LAWSON DEWANE LEHMANN Dunn County School of Agrxculture 1 2 F F A 3 4 SALLY LEMKE L1braryc1ub234 NHAA 234 RUTH MARIE LIERMAN Dunn County School of Agrtculture 1 2 N H A A 4 The Defender' IEANNINE CAROL LIND Vtlla Marta Academy 1 ,Tumor Chotr 2 Forens1cs m1n Salesman 3 4 ANNA SYLVIA LIPPERT Beaver Dam Hxgh School 1 Forens1cs 34 Ltbrary Club 4 N H A A 2 3 Maron Warrror 3 4 Menomtn Salesman 4 ARLAFAYE LUND FHA 4 GAA 1234Off1c1alsClub34 NHAA 1234 DARYL BERT LUND ,Tumor Band 1 Semor Band 2 3 4 Vtce Presxdent 4 Debate 1 2 Pep Club 1 Intramurals 3 Golf3 4 Meno mm Salesman 1 LYNDA RAE LUND Nattonal Honor Soctety 34 Student Counctl 1 2 4 Juruor Choxr 1 Semor Choxr 2 3 4 Forensxcs 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Thes plans 3 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Team Captam 1 Presxdent 1 Gym Leader 1 2 3 4 Offrcxals Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Head Cheerleader 3 4 Sk1 Club 4 Maroon Warr1or 1 2 3 Menomm Staff ' , u M, - ' ,s---3,4: ' ,:...,. ball 1.2.-3,43 M Club 3.4: M9U0fl'lil'1 Salesman 3,4gClass 3g N.H.A.A. 2,3g Maroon Warrior 3,4, Editor 4g Meno- ' 1 9 - - - 3- ' : ' , , : ' 2 34 Edltor 4 Menomln Salesman 1 Stardust I Remember Mama' Oklahoma Prom Queen 2 Llttle Olymp1c Queen 2 IIOITICCOITIIDQ Attendant 4 DONALD IRWIN MANOR N H A A 1 2 4 MALCOLM GERALD MC LEOD Intramurals 1 2 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 Track 3 ELEANOR EMMA METZGER ,Tumor Cholr 12 GAA 124 NHAA 123 CARMEN RUTH MILLAR Senlor Band 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 4 ,Tumor Chotr 1 Seruor Cholr 2 3 4 Madngal 1 FOFSHSICS 1 2 3 4 Secretary 3 Drama Club 2 3 4 Thesplans 4 G A A 1234 Gym Leader 234 Pep Club 12 NHAA 1 Menomln Staff 2 3 4 Menorrun Salesman2 Buslness Manager 4 Stardust DONNA MILLER GLEN E MILLER FFA 34 Intramura1s4 NHAA 234 LAV ERN E MILLER MADELON LOUISE MORNER Junlor Band 1 Senlor Band 2 34 ,Tumor Cho1r 1 Forenslcs 234 GAA 1234 Pep Club 234 N H A A 2 3 .TUDITH ANN MOWERS Student Councxl 2 Senlor Band 1 2 3 4 ,Tumor Cholr 1 Senlor Cholr 4 G A A 1 2 3 4 Offlclals Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 N H A A 2 3 4 Maroon Warrtor 1 2 MARY LOU MURRAY Student Councll 4 ,Tumor Chotr 1 GA A 12 3 4 Off1c1als Club 34 NH AA 1 2 Maroon Warrtor 2 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Homecommg Attendant 4 DEAN NEUBAUER VAUGHN NEUBAUER JOHN PETE NOREEN ,Tumor Cho1r 1 Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 M Club 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 KAREN ANN OBERPRILLER National Honor SOCIBIIY 3 4 ,Tumor Cholr 1 2 Senlor Chotr 3 4 FOFCDSICS 1 F H A 4 Llbrary Club 2 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 3 Maroon Warrlor 3 4 DANIEL JEROME OLSON Intramurals 1 2 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Football 3 4 Bas ketball 3 4 EDVIN WESTLY OLSON Intramurals 14 NHAA 12 34 MARLYS JOAN OLSON ,Tumor Band 12 Setuor Band 34 NHAA 1234 Presldent 4 JOHN H O NEILL Student Counctl 4 Juruor Cholr 1 Drama Club 3 4 Tbesplans 4 Basketball 1 Manager 1 Wresthng 2 Class Pres1dent 4 CLYDE LEE OWENS Student Councll 3 Football 3 4 Wrestlmg 2 3 Track 2 3 M Club 2 3 4 Class Presldent 3 SUSAN KAY PACKER Dunn County School of Agnculture 1 2 L1braryClub3 RICHARD PAUL PRICE ,Tumor Band 1 2 FOFSIISICS 1 2 PATRICIA ANN PUHL ,Tumor Band 1 2 Senlor Band3 4 Majorettel 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 Maroon Warrtor 1 2 RONALD R QUILLING Student Councll 4 ,Tumor Band 1 2 Intramurals 1 4 N H A A 4 Wresthng 2 3 Baseball 1 2 3 4 M Club 2 3 4 GERALDINE ANN RASSBACH Student Councll 1 2 Treasurer 2 ,Tumor Band 1 2 FOFCHSICS 1 2 3 4 Debate 1 2 Drama Club 1 2 3 4 Thesplans 2 34 F H A 4 Parhamentarlan 4 Pep Club 1 2 L1brary Club 3 N H A A l 2 3 4 Menomxn Salesman 1 D1no Emperor Jones TheDefend LAWRENCE FRED RASSBACH ,Tumor Band 1 2 3 ,Tumor Cholr 1 2 3 Pep Club N H A A 1 2 3 4 125 , - , ' ,os n ll! 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' ': ...s ...s ' ,,: ' '.,: 1: ron: urn: I - '...of:s' RONALD JAMES REPPE Senlor Band 1 2 3 Intramurals 1 3 4 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Wrestllng 3 Man ager Track 2 3 M Club 3 4 CARL D RETZLOFF Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 M Club 2 3 4 Class Presldent 1 JUNELLA ROSE RITTER L1braryClub34 NHAA 12 34 KAREN MARGARET ROGERS ,Tumor Choxr 1 2 F H A 3 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 N H A A l 2 3 4 Maroon Warr1or 4 MERLIN ROGERS RUTH ELLEN ROMMELMEYER G A A 2 3 Llbrary Club 3 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 N H A A 2 3 4 GERALDINE ROWE ,Tumor Cholr 1 Seluor Cho1r2 3 4 Forens1cs2 Drama Club 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 OfflC18lS Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Tumbling 1 Sk1 Club 4 N H A A 2 3 4 Maroon Warr1or 1 2 3 4 Oklahoma ROBERT MICHAEL SAGSTETTER N H A A 1 2 3 Foootball 3 Wrestling 2 3 M Club 2 3 4 KARLEEN SUSAN SCHAFFER Senlor Band 1 2 3 4 Majorette 1 2 3 4 ,Tumor Cholr 1 Senlor Cho1r 4 GA A 1 2 3 4 Team Captaln 1 Offrcxals Club 34 Pep Club 12 3 Cheerleader 1 LAWRENCE JOSEPH SCHLOUGH Dunn County School of Agrlculture 1 2 F F A 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 N H A A 3 4 The Defender DONALD SCHLUETER PHILLIP SCHNEIDER ,Tumor Chorr l 3 Senlor Cholr 2 3 Basketball 1 Track 2 Oklahoma ' Badger Boys' State. RITA MARIE SCHOENOFF Junior Chorr 1 2 Llbrary Club 3 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Maroon Warr1or 4 126 EUGENE JOHN SCHROEDER NHAA 1234 Basebal134 THAMER MARIE SCHULTZ. Nauonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 ,Tumor Band 1 Senlor Band 2 3 4 Majorette 1 2 3 4 ,Tunlor Cholr 1 FOFSDSICS 1 2 GA A 1 2 3 4 Team Capta1n 1 3 4 Treasurer 1 ,Tumor G A A Advlser 4 Gym Leader 2 3 4 Off1c1als Club 3 4 Pep Club 1 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Tumbhng 1 2 3 4 Maroon Warrlor 4 Menomm Salesman 4 Class V1ce Presldent 1 SHARON LEE SCOTT Colfax H1gh School 1 2 3 Lrbrary Club 4 Forenslcs JUDY SUE SHAFER Jumorl F H A 1 GAA 2 L1braryClub2 NH AA 4 JOHN JOSEPH SHANNON Dunn County School of Agnculture 1 2 F F A 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 N H A A 3 4 NHAA 1234 Baseball34 ROGER RAYMOND SIPPLE Dunn County School of Agrlculture 1 2 F.F A 3 4 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Intramurals 4 Team Cap ta1n 4 N H A A 3 4 The Defender WILLIAM LLOYD SOLEM ,Tumor Cho1r 1 Seruor Chou' 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 Pep Club 1 Sk1 Club 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 4 Foot ball 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 Track 2 3 4 M Club 2 3 4 Oklahoma Anrue Get Your Gun DALE ARNOLD SORENSON Intramurals 4 N.H A A 2 3 4 BRUCE WAYNE SPRINGER Senlor Cholr 3 Intramurals 3 N H A A 3 4 PHYLLIS MARIE STAFF ,Tumor Choxr 1 2 F H A 4 Llbrary Club 3 4 N H A A 1 2 3 4 DENNIS STANSBURY THOMAS STEV LIN GSON 1: ' fa: S x - Q nl :- fl I ' nn: :nal 2 1 . . . . 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I: 1: 5 ,l.p.Q ,Q.- ,ss 9, I s ..,,,. 15 I--filer: WILLIAM STOLL VIRGINIA ELAINE STOUFF N H A A 1 2 3 4 DARLENE MAE STRATTON N.H A A l 2 3 4 .TOHN MILTON STRATTON Intramurals 1 2 Track 1 2 Football 1 2 3 M Club 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 ALLAN RICHARD STUBB Student Councll 3 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 EDWARD .TOHN STYER Duma County School of Agrlculture 1 2 F F A Vlce Pres1dent 4 N H A A 3 4 Baseball 3 4 The Defender RUTH SWANSON Student Counc1l 2 3 Treasurer 3 Senior Band 1 2 34 Pep Band 2 3 4 ,Tumor Cholr 1 ACCOIIIDZIHISI Semor Cho1r 2 3 4 Forenslcs 1 2 3 4 V1ce Pxesl dent 3 Presldent 4 Drama Club 2 3 4 G A A 1 2 34 Team Captaxn 14 Secretary 1 Treasurer 3 Gym Leader 12 34 Offrclals 34 Pep Club 2 3 Tumblmg 1 2 3 4 Skt Club 2 4 Secretary Treasurer 4 Maroon Warrlor 1 2 3 4 Menomrn staff 2 3 4 Menom1n Stardust' Oklahoma ERICK TANGEN Jumor Cholr 1 Intramurals 1 3 NH A A 4 Foot ball l 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Trackl 2 3 DORIS MARIE THOMPSON Forenslcs 1 F H A 4 Llbrary Club 3 N H A A 1 BRUCE A TRINKO IN H A A 1 2 3 SHARON ANN TUBBS ,Tumor Band 1 Majorette 1 2 3 4 Senlor Band 2 3 4 ,Tumor Cholr 1 Sen1orCho1r 2 3 4 Secretary Treas urer 3 G A A 1 2 3 4 Off1c1als Club 3 4 Pep Club 2 3 Tumbllng 1 Skl Club 2 3 4 Llbrary Club 2 N H A A 1 2 3 4 Maroon Warr1or 3 4 Oklahoma' The STEVEN CHRISTIAN VANDEBERG Senlor Band 1 2 3 4 Vlce Presldent 3 PepBand2 3 4 ,Tumor Cholr 1 Senlor Cholr 2 3 4 Pres1dent 4 Mad r1gal 3 Intramurals 3 Skl Club 4 Football 1 3 Bas ketball 1 Baseball 3 Menomln staff 2 3 4 Menomul Salesman 4 Oklahoma .TAMES VRIESACKER ,Tumor Cholr 1 Debate 1 Wrestllng 4 Track 4 LARRY JOHN WAGNER Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Skl Club 2 3 4 Wrestllng 4 Class Pres1dent 2 MARY MARGARET WAGNER GAA 23 L1bral'yC1ub34 NHAA 1234 SHIRLEY ANN WAHL ,Tumor Band 2 3 Sen1or Band 4 N II A A 1 2 3 4 V1ce Presxdent 4 JANE ALICE WAKEFIELD ,Tumor Cholr 1 2 Forensxcs 1 G A A 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 2 Llbrary Club 3 N H A A 1 2 34 Maroon Warr1or 3 4 The Defender CURTIS WALLER JOHN ELLSWORTH WASHBURN N H A A 1 2 3 4 LAVERNE WILLIAM WEBER Dunn County School of Agrlculture 1 2 StudentCounc1l 3 F F A 3 4 Treasurer 3 Pres1dent 4 N H A A 3 DONALD WHITE SYRILLA WOLD Forens1cs 3 Llbrary Club 3 N H A A 2 3 Maroon Warrlor 3 4 Menomln Salesman 2 DIANE MAE WOLFE Dunn County School of Agnculture 1 GEORGE EDWARD WOLF Defender' N H A A 1 4 127 ' f i.: U I u fflf ' Ill 1 111 1 ' - l111- 1 1 1 1 11 ' l I . 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We remember him as one of the best teachers we ever had. Mr. Bongey could teach any subject and make it fun to learn. When he became our principal, he ruled with a firm hand that was always extended to those who needed help with a problem. As a coach, he inspired his boys and infected them with a will to win. His spirit plus their ability enabled our teams to play in the state tournament many times. But the real tribute to Mr. Bongey does not lie in this book to be buried and forgotteng it lives in the hearts and minds of all who knew him and believe that the powerful, yet gentle, spirit of a certain Grand Old Man will continue to guide as long as students seek to learn -- as long as memory exists. 'Beauty is truth, truth bcauty' -- that is all Ye know on earth, and all ye need to know. This have I learned. Afraid of the world? No, not I, for I have experienced a time of exciting, preparation for things to come, Ihave felt the pulse of changeless truth. 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