Minneapolis Vocational High School - Tradewind Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)
- Class of 1950
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 m ci THE 1950 racCexiAmci PUBLISHED BY THE VOCATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA FOREWORD Just as the little Red School House is a symbol of the 3 R's and education at the beginning of the century, so too is our modern day Vocational High School a symbol of the variety of opportunities offered by schools of this midcentury year. Within the covers of this 1950 Tradewind we have tried to show you the significant things that have happened in our school this past year. ⢠. . ⢠â } ⢠⢠⢠: â : DEDICATION Since we have enjoyed the opportunities which modern education provides, we hereby dedicate this 1950 Tradewind to the faculty and students of the future, in whose hands shall rest the responsibility of providing the training which will help students of the future to solve the problems of their time. MISS ELIZABETH FISH First Principal of the Vocational High School TABLE OF CONTENTS FACULTY 6 TRADES 16 SENIORS 38 FEATURES 60 ORGANIZATIONS 71 SPORTS 62 A Grant Street view of the present Vocational High School C5] MR. RAYMOND V. NORD. Principal MISS MARGARET THOMSON, Assistant Principal Pun,red on the lower left are JOYCE HOODIE. JOYCE NOVAK, LOIS LINDQUIST ami GWEN HANSON, at work, m the retail store. MR. CHARLES F. SANDERS Dean of Hoys Shown Mou are ART BUESING. HOWARD OLSON, WILLIAM HAGSTROM anti MILTON RASSET. putting the finishing touches on an order for wishing wells nude for the March of Dimes. Office force: MISS ELEANOR CHRISTOFFF.RSON. MRS. GLORIA STF.RNOUIST. MRS. DOROTHY JOHNSON, MISS MILDRED HEIR. MRS. MARGARET HUMMEL. MRS. MARGARET CARLSON and MR. ARNE CHRISTENSEN. MRS. BERTHA BRUSCHWEILER, nurse, administering first aid. MISS DAG NY DIETRICHSON. visaing teach er, with eanette Rudek and Lucerne Defines. Co-ordinators: MISS JANE LEWIS. MRS. HAZEL SCHMIDT, MR. ROYAL-STON JENNINGS, and MRS. GRACE KENYON. C9] MR. GEORGE KAERCHER Sheet Metal MR. GENE SANFORD Machine Shop, Christian Fellowship Club MISS OR ETTA STEENERSON Bookkeeping. Business Machines MR. FRED STINCHFIELD Electricity MR. ROBERT GRAHAM Rarbering, Related Science MR. HENRY L. ARENT Tailoring, Baton Twirling MISS FOUSTINE DONNELL English. Math MR. FALL HENDRICKSON Electricity MISS BERNICE STAKKE Commercial Cooking, Community Singing MISS DAGNEY AWES Home Nursing at Vocational Hospital MISS HAZEL BROWN Nutrition at Vocational Hospital MISS MARIE WOLTMAN Home Nursing Nutrition at Vocational Hospital MR. HARRY JOHNSEN Printing MR. HOWARD FRIES Machine Shop MR. EARL WEISNER Shoe Repair MR. FRANK WEISNER Shoe Repair MR. STANLEY FROSTAD Cabinet Maying. Archery Club MRS. EVELYN DIXON Scu ing. Community Singing MR. BIRDEEN BIRKELAND Related Drawing, Math MISS IDA SWENSRUD Typing, Spitnish. Movie Club C10] MR. REUBEN SCHAFER Cabinet Maying, Safe Drivers Chib MRS. AUDREY SCHOFFMAN Cosmetology, Movie Club MR. GARFIELD SCHOW Machine Drafting, Related Math House Hanning, I-acuity elt hie tic Manager MR. LLOYD STOW ELL Related Drawing MR. HAROLD ENGMAN Upholstery, Safe Drivers Club MISS STELLA SORUM World History, V-Teens MISS BERNICE RICH English, Radio Club MR. II. R. KICHLAND U. S. History, Geometry MR. ELMER SELL Auto Mechanics MR. LUE MADF.R Umbering MR. EDWARD SKIBNESS Related Science. Science Club MR. FRANZ SfOWELL Aviation MR. HARRINGTON GENUNG Modern Problems. I.C.C. MRS. FAYE SCHKRIEBLE English. Typing. Stenography. Safe Drivers MR. VERNON FIEDLER Physical Education, Safe Drivers MR. EARLE W EC, LEY Sheet Work. Bookbinding, B.A.A. MR. CHARLES DISSER Radio MISS LAURA DONALDSON World History, Textiles, Chess Club MISS EVELYN EDBLOM English. Math. Red Cross MR. HARLEY FERREE Machine Shop, Bowling Chib CUD MISS DEAN KEAN Office Training. Typing. Red Cross MR. EDWARD KARBO Tailoring. R.A.A. MRS. THEODORA KEPPLE Comptometry MR. MILTON K. ELEVEN Related Math. R.A.A. MR. ROY SPRAGUE Related Drawing. Camera Club MR. HARRY SPAULDING Auto Mechanics MR. JOHN LEVERSEE An to Mechanics MR. TOM WITHROW Physical Education MRS. MARY ERICKSON Cooking MR. HARRY VINCENT Related Math MISS MARJORIE LEE Related Science. Science Club MISS GLADYS KITCHEN Tea Room MISS MATHILDA MILLER Dressmaking, Knitting Club MRS. KATHERINE RICE English, Student Council MR. CARL NELSON Related Math, Typing. Movie Technician MR. HILMER NORDSTROM Electricity. Mixers Club MR. HENRY RAYMOND Pattern Maying MISS STELLA SMITH Power Machine. Textiles, Red Cross MR. BENJAMIN JOHNSON Cabinet Making MR. EVAN JONES Related Math, Foot ball Club C12I1 MRS. ETHEL DiM.YRS World History, Red Cross MR. OSCAR WAHL English MR. VERNON SWENSON Radio MR. ROLAND FROST English MR. GEORGE VAN DORKN Radio, Mixers Club MR. DONALD DISNEY Related Drawing. Chess Club MR. LEONARD DICKEY U. S. History MR. TOM HIRER Welding MR. FREDRICK STKERE Typing. Bookkeeping MISS HENRIETTA MYERS Cosmetology. Y-Teens MRS. ELSIE KWAKKKRNAAT Music. Head Club Organisations MR. MILO SWEEN U. S. History. English MRS. CLARICE MILLER English. Christian Fellowship MR. WALLACE SAUNDERS Metal Arts MR. WALTER MACIOSEK Upholstery MR. HAUL PAINE Auto Electricity MR. JAMES HINSHAW Auto Chassis MISS JEAN HUNTOON Modern Problems, U. S. History MRS. KATHERINE JOHNSON Commercial Arts. Design, Fashion Drawing Club MR. WILFRED McGIMPSEY English. Tradcwind Adviser L 13] MRS. MARION MONA English MRS. BLANCHE BAUGHMAN Commercial Art, Design anti Display Red Cross MR. ROBERT NYQUIST 1 out. Cartoon Club MISS EDNA BRANNON Physical Education, Mixers Club MRS. MILDRED ELSTAD Pre-nursing. Child Study. Stamp Club MISS MARGARET CAR I.ETON Related Math, Knitting Club MRS. LUCILLE WILLEN Multill h. Platemahjng MR. THOMAS COOLEY Choir. Hand. Senior Advisor MRS. MABEL TURKINGTON English, Social Dancing MRS. ALICE MURRAY English, Creative Writing MISS LOUISE KUEHN Advanced Stenography, Mixers Chib MISS SELMA BLESSIN English MISS EDITH GANDER Cosmetology, Movie Club MRS. MARTHA LUND Library MR. CARROLL BAKER Printing CH3 MISS MARIE GUSTAFSON Power Machines, Red Cross MR. CLARENCE BOOTH Machine Shop MR. WILLIAM HILTNER Electricity MISS MILDRED FISK English. Craftsman Advisor MR. ARTHUR UNDMAN Modern Problems, Came Chib MRS. SARAH JANE LEMKE Related Science, Physical Education Social Dancing. Senior Advisor MR. CHARLES BOYER Related Math MISS JOSEPHINE LEACMMAN Vocational Store, Trade Information (XX)KSâMrs. Anna Gorgcn. Miss Ada Hcgg. Mrs. Elsie Halverson. Mrs. Christen Erickson, Mrs. Aurelia I-aycux MAINTENANCE FORCEâRow I: Mr. R. Boos, Mrs. M. Smith, Mr M. Larson, Mr. S. Dahl, Mr. W. Anderson, Mr. II. Robs, Mr. I) Porter. Row 2: Mr. L. Larson, Mr. L. Wckkin, Mr. J. Mohard. Mr. L. Afcldt, Mr. F. Figgc, Mr. A. Nordstrom. Row J: Mr. H. Aver). Mr. A. Johnson, Mr. I). Wcnncson. Mr. H. Wegdahl. Mr. K. Peterson. CI5] AUTO ELECTRICITYâJim Greenland and Dick, Thurston AUTO MECHANICSâLucerne Hendrickson and Ray Peters Auto Mechanics Row I: Kenneth Lindahl, Don Christopher, Robert Petersen, Roger Vos, Claire Miller. Row 2: Paul Donovan, Charles Oberz, Andrew Buksa, Robert Mulvi-hill, |ohn Hebing, Paid Seldic. Ron J: Jim Green lund, Dennis Manson, Eugene Owczarzak. Gayle Leone, Richard Heffner. Row ⢠; Manny Frangos. Dick Thurston. Richard Walstrom, Jerry Peterson. Kenneth Peterson, John Cornelius. Row I: Dale Thompson, John Gustafson. -Eugene Trulstad. Harold Thalin. Row 2: Floyd LeCuyer. Bernard Lang, Don Stevenson. Keith Kile, Dan Nelson. Row I: Rillv Papke. Clayton Leach. Wallace McCurdy. Gene Hassamore, Jim Makic. Row J: Ray Peters. Earl Wahl. LuVerne Hendrickson. Alex Mlinar, Bob Anderson. C 18 3 Scene in the general garage. AUTO MECHANICS -George F.nfred and fahn Weller Auto Mechanics Kou I: Robert Miller. Paul Friswold, Dick lz wlcr, Don Johnson, Thomas Thor sen. Row 2: Victor Rudih. Wendell Olson. Casimir Marciinak, LeRoy Maguire, Don Mclz. John Fredrickson. Row 3: John Anderson, John Homa. Robert Bean, Richard Keefe. Richard Olson. LeRoy Invic, Dclburt Stevens. Row 4: Bob Mav n. Allen l.ucken, Dan No-wack. Richard Erickson. Norman Thalin, Donald Rlninberg. Row 5: Richard Webber, Donn StcfTcnson. Corden Pearson. Norman Setran. Don Trcmel. Terry Pingrce, Gary Webster. Row I: John Kovac, Bill Neudick. Arnold Olson. George Engfcr. George Nocacek. Row 2: Robert Row lev Cyril Ryan, Charles Anderson. Terry Benson, Marold Blanchard. Frank Million. Row 3: Dick Harding, Bob O'Rourke. Byron Alfson. Ray Luona. Bob Church. Raleigh Prosa. Francis Tomschc. Row 4: Kenneth Holgate, Dick Hudson. Mile Dachcr. lames Hazelton. Myles Ness, Larry McUtrok. Ron ?; Jack Meutler. lames Kelly, Duane DcShong. Robert Hegdahl, Richard Marchinek. Robert Lam-brecht. Gene Williams. C 19 3 Row I: Larry Rose, Du Wayne Bern. Bruce Fowler. Allan Kjeseth, Jack Iverson, Richard Arnold. Roic 2: Clyde F.hlcrs, Lyle Baker. Stanley MacArthur. Carl Nclvik, Calvin Hedthc, Jim Li pc. Row 3: Illguth Hyrum, Terry Little. Don Broten. Dick Parker, Jerry Flor, Dennis Fahcriy. Row 4: Bill MacDonald, Milton Oliver. Marvin Staurseth, Milton Bloom, Don I.ind, Don Olson. Ijiuridt lenten. Ceroid Flor, Du Way nr Berg Aviation Since the day the Wright Brothers invented the first plane, Aviation has developed with leaps and hounds. We have not only large transport airlines but also privately owned planes used for business and pleasure. The boys in the Aviation Department are learning about the structure and engines of the planes. After finishing their course they arc eligible to take the Civil Aeronautics Administration Examination, if they wish to become a licensed mechanic. Barbering Like our Cosmetologists our Barbers are required to take a State Board Examination. In order to be eligible for this examination they must have 1200 hours of training to their credit. From early morning till late in the afternoon our boys turn out hundreds of patrons. For that well groomed appearance just step into the Vocational barber shop. Westley Bradford. Lloyd Wilberg, foe iMuden are busy at work, in our barbering department. Row I: Wes Bradford. John Swart, Jerry Hedin. Robert Beir, Edward I.anccllo. Row 2: Richard Hanson. Joe 1-ouden. Duane Tonsaper. Richard Christenson. Ralph Rcetz. Bill Masica. 1203 Row .- Roger Wilson, Pat Scalzo, Sam luquinto. Peter Gerald Chido, Bob Iloglund. Row 2: Donn Lofgrcn, Francis Nielsen, Howard Bruce Evers, John Ballard. James Gustafson. Row 2: Keith Bolster. John Dale Witala, Lloyd Ellingson. Eugene Lemke, Thomas Philbrook. Joe Patswa. Row 4: Norman Zucl, Jack Lenzen, Robert West-lund, Ronald Corbelt, Darrel Zimmerman. Shown here ore Keith Bolster, Dole With, Robert Westlund, Francis Kiel son, Donald Schrader and ferry Chido. Architectural Drafting Training in the drafting field usually insures students of employment as junior draftsmen. Architectural Drafting pertains to buildings of various kinds. This field calls for a sense of art and design, neatness, and patience. Auto Body Auto body is a part of the automobile department in which the students learn how to repair automobile bodies. The department is housed at Central High School. Their actual production work is the repairing of fenders and general body work. Painting automobiles under modern methods is also a part of their training. In this picture we find Clarence Dhein, Ray Beach, Mr. Rhemhart and fim Peterson. Row I: Ray Beach. Jim Peterson. John Plachy, Clarence Phein. Row 2: Don Booth, Arlyus Boy-jri. Jim Jackson. Gerald Torill. Row 3: Glen Dohms, Bill Lovkvist, Milo Carr. Donald Cusack. C21] Row I: Buck) Rapacz. Sam Fritz, Lois Arinc. Theresa Lascon. Violet Rudquist, loscph Cause. Row 2: Ronald Stone, Samuel Simmons, Tom Niznik, John Malone, Ccnc Bordwcll, Henry Handzd. Row 3: Bill Londer. Dick Malark, Bill Urbanski, Norman Pecry. John Thorcson. Row â˘f: Norman Mims. Merlin Lewis. Gordon Hopp, Tom Wilder, Tom Jackson. John Lascon. ohn laiscon. Merlin Ixwii, Samuel Stmmont. Dick. Malark of the tailoring department. Tailoring Our Tailoring Department is considered one of the best in the city. Orders are constantly coining in for our students to make suits, coats, shirts, trousers and other wearing apparel. These students learn to design their own clothing and cut their own patterns. They also learn to press and repair their clothing. Machine Drafting The machine draftsman of today is a very important person in our modern day industry. The boys in the Machine Drafting Department learn the principles of how to design machines and must have an advanced knowledge of mathematics, lettering, tracing, and blueprinting. Howard Vork shown demonstrating angles to Delbert Rose and Richard Trahant. Row I: Karl Mcnefcc, Delbert Ro c, Lester Kar-ycl. Chuck Nelson. Row 2: l on Jensen, Bob Baardson. Bob Gaulkc, Robert Eastman. Bob Mitchell. Row 3: Howard VÂŤÂ rk. Victor Schul Icr. Howard OImio, Eugene Huber, Jerry Sncft, David Rossland. [22 1] Row I: Jack Ikrgrcn, Janus O'Donnell, Russell La'Vignc. Michael Martin, Frank Rednarezyk. Clyde Smith. Melvin Mallron. Row 2: Ray Porter, Wallace Alinquist. Clifford Deans. Dick Pittel-kow, Kenneth Robinson. Allen Theis, I-conard Billand. Row 3: Ranald Westberry, Richard Holey, Charles Grigsby, William O'NclIgrcn, Curtis Sandberg. Eddy Blanchar, Lawrence Mol an, Albert Carlton. Row 4: Fred Tajac, Otto Kammer, Henry Walcenski. Harlan Dablen. Dennis Stiteo, Lawrence Moos, Harold Novak. Row 5: Boh Jacobson, Everett Bates. Ronald Thayer, l on Saxum, Louis Borchers, Carl Russell. Albn Davidson, Arthur Arnolds. Carl Russell. Richard Haley busy in the Upholstering Department. Upholstering Quite a change has taken place since the 1900 .? in the style and material used in furniture making. Remember that old leather rocker of grandma's for instanceâthen compare it to a new upholstered platform rocker. All kinds of upholstered furniture are made in our Upholstering Department and the long waiting list of orders provides a wide variety of experience from which students master the various techniques and practices of the trade. Radio You probably donât realize the imjxirtancc of science in your everyday life, for instance, the radio âyears ago they were known as crystal sets, capable of receiving only one or two stations. With the radio of today we can listen to numerous stations all well organized which produce well rounded, educational programs. Some of the major factors taught in the Radio Department arc specialized electricity, theory, repairs, and radio wiring. Working on radios are Roger Sarantch, Arthur Dahl, den Kregnest. Hob Rednarezyk. and Larry Reynolds. Row I: Robert (iritlith. Bernard Bownik, Jack Northrop, Roger Barclay. Dennis Embcrley, Wesley Simmons, William Kell. Row 2: Dean Ecofl, Maurice Tate, Bob Sherman. Dale Wilbert, (ilen Willman, Wayne Trieshihmarn. Row 3: Bob Bednarczyk. Larry Nelson. Fred Bones, Duane |ahn. Harold Jensen. Ted Holm, Roger Savanich. Rou 4: Jerome Kaston. Larry Reynolds, (lien Krcgncss. Joseph Grvgar, Arthur Dahl. Leo Luke. Row S: Richard Rocglin, Willard Schcndcl Ralph Ohncsorgc, Richard (iroettom. Donald Nybo. Byron Willncr. Roger Frazier, C 23] Business There have been many changes in the field of business since Vocational had its beginning in the old Central High building. We now use the newest methods and latest type of equipment to train our people for the business world. The modern equipment includes all the various kinds of new machines used for accounting and general office work. Audrey Do!bee, lames Cavanaugh, Joan Erickson, Shirley DeTuncq, and brands Ballanger at work in Multilith. Row I: Joyce Crews, Joanne Kuchin-ski, Phyllis Collins, Helen Ogdahl. Winnie Olmschicd, Tom Kirby, Phyllis Saicc, Shirley Hcsiati. Row 2: Audrey Johnson, LaVonnc Muscouitz, Murray Brandy , Jtun Sonnickscn, George Dumas, IXorothy Brown. Marlene Christian. Mary Fleming, Bcrna- linc Morris. Row i: Ronald Twite. Dorothy Proudlovc, Audrey Swanson. Anita Miller, Jeanette Knob. Joanne O'N'eill. Jeanette Flagg, JoAnn Har-|X)le. Row 4: Phyliss Solcy, Nancy Fisher, Shirley Fields, Mary l.ou Asgar, l lore . Ixrckelt. Carlctta Stay, Sally Cramer, Janice Hayes, Delores Cauton. Row 1: Phyllis Mattila. Evelyn Johnson. Lorraine Capko. Marlene Cron-ander. Pat English. Reva Manderbaum, Delores Shuj icn, Delores Kaczor. Row 2: Rosalyn Wundcrlick, Shirley Sutherland, Julia Li pa, Arlene Jobes. Jean Bee, Billy Manos, Clara Molinaro, Leona Kramer. Gladys Linde. Row 3: Carol Meyer, Phyllis Grzcskowiak. Patricia Trent. Shirley Ruths, l cc Kuhn, Paul Young, Mavis Erickson, Geraldine Evans. Row 4: Joyce Vick. Beverley Rolcv, Helen Carroll , Patricia Cota, Delores Nelson. LaVonnc Lynch, Beverly Carlson. Arlinc Anderson. Beverly Sutherland. Row 1: Joan Wolff. Charlotte Collingc, Betty Slaughter. Arthur Mudge, Germaine Pasko, Elaine Kurtzahn, Carol Sclinc, Thomas Ball. Row 2: Marilyn Namic, Marilyn Peterson. Alice Ed-strom, Lorraine Pribula. Lavonne Hughes, Pat Gumming, Shirley Ko-lodiski. Darlys Winkelman, Rosemary Epplc. Row 3: June Marholtz, Betty Grisim. Bob Tuttle, Jackie O'Leary, Nancy Peterson. Margaret Cameron, Gwen Jones. Betty Johnson, Pearl Wagner, Betty Roliand. Row 4: Joe Their, Charles Cullinan, Marjorie Swenson, Barbara I.untlbe, Valentina Gapinski. Mvrna Williams. Carol Nelson. liob Lolâgren, (Jerry Lcvcndow-ski. C 24 ] Three of the business stmients seen here are Beterly Anderson, Patricia Cummings, and Charlotte Collins. Row I: Jocttc Borscth, Shirley Ruben. Donn.i Breen. Doris Gundmunsen. Beverley Ueitman, Elaine Slclton. Shirley Hitchings. Row 2: Joanne Johnson. Audreyâ Dolbcc, Louise Tou-chcttc, Joan Erickson. Darlene Esko, Hcllen Iverson. Row 3: Janet Jczior-ski, June Gustafson, Arlene Hand schug, Irene Proctor, Violet Erickson, Lcota Budrcau, Sue Kaasa. Row 4: Jackie Kaiser, Verna Parrott, Donna Lane, Virginia Gustavson, Myrtle Cramer, Patricia Stine, Shirley De-Tuncq. Mildred Johnson. Row 5: Marcia Rose. Dorothy Sicglcr. Jerry King, Marian Massie, Estelle Brodcn. JoAnnc Brcunig, I-aVonnc Rincrson. Row I: LaVonne Shuster, Lillian Ritter, Joan Lynch. Patricia Sims. Lois Steeber, Louise Pagenkoff, Garnet Youngren, Mildred Swartz. Row 2: Ruth Kowalzyk, Lydia LaCount. Doris Kettcr, Shirley Hochn, Hazel Rand. Clauldinc Klcmm. Hcrminc Schwartz, Rosemay Hartingcr, Colleen Ross. Row 2: Jeanette Rudek, Doris Stevens, Loretta Letourneau, Eileen Marquardt, Arlync Shaffer, Beverly Wilson, Marion Nagovsky. Betty Backiund. Row 4: Mavis Kottom, Rose Yankc, Marlene Schwochert, Walter Carlson, Dale La-Fond, Roger Suess, Beverly Anderson. Joyce Truihcl, Betty Wcstlin. Row I: Jean Dolan. Virginia Lee, Margaret Casey, Cecelia Krell, Arlene Campbell, Marlys Kramer, Marilyn Cramer. Betty Martin. Row 2: Harriet Egeberg, Rose Mary Tenute, Betty Barlctt, Mary Ann Boike, Donna Clason, Mary Louise Tarver, Eileen Torres, Rosemary Zemlick. Kathleen Peterson. Row 3: Donna Krecklau, Joyce Morgan, June Mertz, Pat Chew, Doris Wcstlin, Phyllis Olson, Georgia Breen, Lorraine Buckley, Delores Schcmanski. Row 4: John Norton. Donald Myers. Delores Rasmussen. F.lnora Titzkc, Phyllis Bohnen. Betty Holtzbaucr. Clara M. Hoodc. Betty Manos, Leroy Dcs Marais. 1251 Row I: Jeanne Kallunki. Mary Jane Max. Dorothy Horonski. Janet Bevan, Dolores Hoch, Donna Walicki. Row 2: Barbara Morgan. Mattie Shaw, La-Verne Masse, Georgia Mocn, Patricia Larson. Yvonne Zichl. Row 3: Horo-nnc Barthc. Sally Paulaka. Eleanor Johnson. Marlene Latosc. Delores Ijndsbcager. Jeanette Stemper. Row 3: I)oroth Dahlcn. Joan McNair. Grace Walker. Beverly Neumann. Marie Mamkowski. Barbara Mason. Marilyn Apland. Sally Raul aka. Richard Rich, and I can net re Stem per make notâd Christmas decorations. Commercial Art Vocational offers to students the best training possible in Commercial Art. It has been ranked with the other leading schools who offer this subject. Our students are taught the skill of handling a brush, pen and various paints as well as the technique of lettering and design. One of the projects the art department had undertaken this spring was the decorating of the lunch room at the senior banquet. It was beautifully done in red and white; the traditional colors of Valentines Day. The art department also handles the decorating of our store and display windows. Smart designs can be seen there at all times. tail'erne Haase and Charles Hudson use LeRoy Schoonover for a model. Row I: Henry Sandoval, David Des-nvarais, Robert Sahlstrand, LaVyroc Hanson, Lois Koclblinder. Bob Kirby. Row 2: Sally Johnson. LeRoy Schoonover, Charles Hudson. Roosevelt McDuffie, (Jordon Carlson, Lloyd Ditch-ingcr. Row 3: Keith Olson. George Potasnak, Richard Rcch. Merle Olson. Mary Olson. Donald Harrier. Mary Ann Multgren. Row 4: Ivar Tirter. Frank Hill. Jim Jcsison. Jim Peterson. Arthur Frazier. Bob Kruta. [26] Row . Howard Newport, Louis J. Mata, Diane Dalton. Arnold H. J. Perron. Jim Hill. Row 2: Phil RÂŤuch. Otto Kurtz. Lyle Hawes. Larry Ram-c .yk, Gertrude Levandowski, LcRoy Larsen. Row i: Dick Kncaling, R b-ert De (Gardner. Jerry Munson, Dick Burns, Frank Fuller. Row 4: Robert It. Tittcringion. Ward H. Bowers. Ben Stanwood, Al Bly, Gay Evenson. Kenneth Kilho. Dorothy Serl enski. Hay Etenson, anti Gertrude ljevendows!(t in Metal .4rts class. Metal Arts The students in our Metal Arts Department turn out a beautiful variety of jewelry, pewter dishes, candle holders, and an assortment of other metal articles. These students are not only trained in the formalities of this trade but they must use their imagination, have patience and continual practice. Shoemaking There is quite a contrast in the style and construction of shoes that our grandmothers wore and those of today. For now shoes are made with little leather and arc very stylish. The boys in our Shocmaking Department are good at repairing shoes as well as making them. l)e Wayne Tast. Don Peterson. Meloy Russ, ohn HUden and Mr. E. Weisner. Row I: Dick Webb. Frank J. Maahs, Don Peterson, Harlow Irwin. Fred Moe. Row 2: Donald Bodin. Jack Dale. Arton Peterson, Ronald Gould. Donald Gleason, Vincent Snwlcr. Row 3: Franklyn Bitlle. Jerry Wright. Malloy Buss. Frank Toohey, Bill Burnos, Wallace Anderson. Ron 4: Dewaync Fast. John Schrader. Theodore Peterson. John Hilden. Dean Kroenke, Jack Eihilia. C 271 Row I: Rose Rudquist, Darlene Mar-conic, Annetta Durnills, Rita Wilmes, Annie Tollifson, (Parole Schcndd, Row 2: Juanita Brower, Helen O'Brun, Kenneth Ready. Norman Olson. Ar-dclla Pudrwill, Ralph Blaisdcll, Beverly Larsen. Luverne Englin. Row 3: Jerry Howe, LcRoy AfTcldt, Gerald Davidson. Anne Stemper, Joe Boniai-czyk, Charles Shinder, Mary Anderson. Row 4: Ruth Wickman, Marylcc Frclstad. Darlene Paol, Eugene Young, Duane C. Mouson, Gordon Moriette, Lawrence Larensen. Charles Dickison. Row 5: Gerald I.lemming. Damian Dischingcr. Melvin Taylor. John Huyek. Maurice Berger. Delmar Rand, Marland Rhol. Cooking The time of the wood box and the old kitchen range is past. A modern day kitchen provides many conveniences and time saving devices. If you were to visit the Vocational Cooking Department you would find modern gas ranges and the best of electrical appliances, which our hoys and girls learn to use in the making of most delectable food. A demonstration in Mitt Stage's cooking class. Row I: Marilyn Kronberg, Bernita Schwcndcr. Delores I.incham, John Foragalc, Gordon Hookic, Viola McCollum. Row 2: Beverly Guthcridge, Kathryn Pool. Phyllis Gilbertson, Roger Schwalbe, Embert Holt, Jean O'Neill. Row 3: Audrey Kissel. Jim Longic, Bill Ellingsworth, Sheldon Janssen, Edward Kirkwold. Richard Lindquist, Patricia Walters. Row 4: Richard Bishop, lone Freemen. Betty Johnson, Charles Grover. J a m c s Kvam, Frank Bancroft. Ralph Jerome. Row 5: Victor Frochlkc, James Carlson. Dick Osgar, Dick Bergo. Grant Swensgaard. Thomas Collins, Charles Witt. Ronald Benson. [28] Row I: Ronald Clo$. Douglas Mo-ncttc, Clifford Fachy. Ray Zych, Francis Cicnosky, jerry Olson. Victor Chi-odo. Row 2: Bernard Harmon, Phill DcLancy, Lawrence Kawalck, Wayne Hoover, Harold Morgan, Mack O'Neil. Row 3: David Shelley, James Wik-sirom, Anthony Hafstede, Douglas llolen, Dick Cronstrom, Carl Kcvlin, Robert Wing. Row ⢠: Richard Herald, Thomas Rhode, Lloyd Erickson, Roger Christopherson, Richard Larch, Terry Wilson. Row : Charles Bergman, Jim Burns. Jerry Lewis, Robert Werner, Wally Kantarowic, Gerald Linder, Edward Gyorfi. Sheet Metal Doug llolen and Dick. Cronstrom make use of the electric dull in sheer metal. Students in the Sheet Metal Department do a great deal of work for schools and business concerns. At one time during the year the Sheet Metal Department had a production job making 100 medicine cabinets. They also made dust pans, mop boxes, sweeping trays and equipment for schools. Work was also done for the State Department of Education. Welding The students in our Welding Department are trained in a learning process which builds up the individual where he is capable of doing production work. During the year the boys arc required to take the Navy test and the Pipe welding test and they are rated accordingly. This department takes in repair work to be done lor the school or outside concerns. C29] Row 1: Roger Barnhill. Ncls Christenson. Row 2: Bick Norton. Wayne Lavigne, Gene Hoy. Row I: Pearl Erickson, Helen Moc, June Collodoro, Bcvcrlcc Erickson. Delores Pettis. Audrey Chcsley, Bettie Krdman. Betsy Parker. Row 2: Bar-bara Collins. Florence Laumann. Elaine llÂŤÂ nn, Dorothy McLoy, Nor Icync Andersen, Violet Watson, Dorothy Johnson. Shirley St. Marie. Row 3: Janice Olsen. Geraldine Schols. Lillian Brown, Gloria Sencscall. Elaine Solcv, Phyllis Beyer, Marlene Miller. Marlene Leibcl. Row 4: Mary Ann Lam-brccht. Joanne Sobezyk. Lorraine Kirchgattcr, Jo Ann Ness. Carol Ccro. Alberta Becker. Joan Masterson, Janet Masterson. Cosmetology Beauty patches, wind blown hair styles, theyâre all coming back â Yes, those were the styles of yesteryear, which seem to be making a very noticeable comeback. At the present time about 20 students operators of Vocational complete their required 1500 hours of training and are eligible to take the State Board Examination to obtain a license. Training calls for the ability to fingerwave, manicure, shampoo, pin curl, give facials, scalp treatments, and know how to use and apply makeup and electricity. Theory of the hair, nails, skin and etc. are also taught. Lorraine Krichgutter trier one of the modern hair ftyiet on Carol Cerol Row I: Dorla Alfson, Beverly Geving, Dorothy Saxum, Ann O'Meara, Carol Johnson, Mary Jane Lundstrom, Lois Berg, Carol Donnelly. Row 2: Marlene Hemmingsen, Norma Bensen, Marcia Hanson. Donna Kurtzbein, Delores McCarc, Joyce Tubbs. Eleanor Roclkc. Carol Carlson. Row 3: Joan Wibbens. Dalorcs Giard, Pat Zcllmcr. Carol Zuam, Lois Swanson. Geraldine Salvack. Lois Nordstrom, Gai! Do bak. Barbara Hotchkiss. Row 4: June Hopkins, Louise Pacyga, Patricia Zc-hro. Georgenc Ebe, Joanne Wyszynski, Maryann Mlinar. Margie Peterson, Louis Jablonski. C 30 ] Row I: Eunice V xk1, Dcloris Kitchen. Marlene M or wood, Penny Estrada, Dorothcc Lilia, Barbara Genosky, Lila Rutland, Leona Thompson. Row 2: Doris Ryan. Mary Spillane, Evelyn Smith, Marian Lawrence. Betty Scheuneman. Naomi Schleicher, Patricia Regan. Shirley Pribula. Irene {ohnson. Row 3: lean Brown. Marianne Dcason, Marion Kirchcr. Mary Worwa. Marilyn Milliman, Elizabeth Erickson. Donna Cunningham, Marks Dean. Row 4: Diane Guam, Beverly Scott, Shirley Gudgion, Barbara Gregoire, Marilyn Dunn. Pat Locke-dcll. Clarice Steman. Patricia Israeli. Claudette Cyr. Pot ' .timer enjoys giving Ijorraine Kric igntler a manic tire. Pre-Nursing The girls in our Pre-nursing Department are instructed in the formalities of nursing and dietician work. Many of these girls are given jobs in private homes caring for the children anti doing light housekeeping work. Upon graduation they enter various hospitals as student nurses and further their education. Row I: Jeanette Herman. Vickie Berg. Delores Van Epps, Marilyn Jensen. Maxine Kubiv Barbara MeDunn. Rose Man Karras. Row 2: Catherine Zele nak, Bonnie I-ong, Loris Mariette. Ruth Mariette, Patsy Prilcy, Audrey Roeder, Carol Peterson, Anne Zegan. Joanne Morrissettc. Row 3: Shirley Knaak. I-orrainc McQuillan, Ruthic Gerhardt, Dalorcs Maxwell. Donna Sederberg, Joyce Stanck, Margie La-VaJlc, Arlene Hcrrcck. Row 4: Jacauc-linc Pearl. Marilyn Heim , Frances Lejxrska, Marianne Craig. Dorothv Gilmore. Shirley Buckley. Valli Pasko, Evelyn McParland. JoAnn Little. C 31 ⥠Printing There was a time when printing was not done on a large scale. But in this modern age we have linotype machines for setting type and presses with automatic feeds. Students enrolled in this department are acquainted with all phases of typography and receive practical experience in printing of all types. Jim Hazzard and John Snath at work, at the Linotype. Row I: John Smith. Stuart Clausen, Clare Graham, Wayne Carlson. Dale Iverson. Jim Hazzard, Dennis Larson. Jim Watson. Row 2: Charles Furo, Jean Deggendorf, Martin Prim, Jack Lausen, Ctrl Maribart, Stanley Staupc, Paul Marietta, Lyle Johnson. Row 3: Bill Kuonc. Lowell Anderson. Dean Fjerstad, Tom Evangelist, Karl Hendrickson, Don Doig, Dennis Kampa, Tom Danforth, Richard Sivanish. Row 4: Ronald Morstand, Glen Hunter. Emmett Faacks, Don Olson. Don Ruths. Torncy Marshall. Rene Svenstad, Jim Lange. Row I: Vincent Matzkc, John Enright, Vernon Bradach, Phil Johnson, Al Haley, Jerry Almlie. Row 2: Bob Linncll. Roy Cashinan, Fred Peterson. Jack Watmn. William Rohling, J)arglc Borne man. Leonard Nelson, Sylvester Synsteby. Row 3: Earl Krenz. Jamie Clason, Dick Bunger, Allen Chadwick, Elaine Mogren. Bob Grimne, Robert Olson. Row 4: Morton Olson, Curtis Johnson, Roger Botcher. Robert Wikstrom, Earl Gelhar, Del Houen. Row 5: Paul Fundings land, Ronald Kephart. Bob DutTcc, Clair Nelson. Rodney Nelson. Jim Langeman, Mike Abrams. Row I: Jerry Jorgenson. David Swartz, Judy Pangburn, LaVona Knuts  n. Colleen Blanchard, Tom Barnort. Row 2: Charles Bellika. Ronald Gibson, Melbourne Wrolstad, Gary Colby, Roger Martin, Vernon Johnson. Row 3: Jerry Partridge. Dean Schrempp. Dennis Matson. Leighton Gardner. Don Nesheim. Jim Zappa, Donald Foley. Row 4: David Casey, Louis Larson. DeWaync Hulke. Ralph Van Slooten. Robert Pctrich. Dale Sirtak. C32 ⥠Needle Arts As wc pass the sewing classes we hear the hum of power machines. We realize we have come a long way since the time of our grandmothers. The girls in our sewing department simply whip out a pattern, cut and sew the garment on a machine in a matter of a few hours, instead of working, maybe days by hand. Miff Mill ft- shows Marly jarars, Theresa Hour and loan I ad win the finer art of Sewing in Xcedle Arif class. Row I: Rhoda Pelton, Marlys Jarvis. Shirley Trudeau. Donna Mac Carter. Joyce Snodic. Grace Cates, Gladys I.ipa, Dolores Janssen. Row 2: Theresa Rot.tr. Klainc Shea. Roberta Dooley. Betty Gricp, Kmilia Kai .or, Shirley Loken. Marie Smith. Donna Baumgartner. Row 3: Dorothy Perkins, Alvcra Iaquinto. Irene R.mallo. Marlene Bakkc. Amy Kyono, Virginia Stockinan. Eunice Vaughn. Betty Curtis. Row d: Darlene Corncluis. Lois Wagner, Ann Kosloski, Sally Taillcfer, Jeanne Sadlosko. Delores White, Charlotte Iâctcrson, June Hansen. Gertrude Perkins. Row I: Linda Grandy. Virginia Hcllach. Shirley Slamcnt, Pat Murphy. Janet Ahrens. Row 2: Marie Kinctz. Joanne Dausman, Irene I c (Jar-mo, Ada Mae Erickson, Margaret Gillespie, Patricia Brew. Row 3: Ruth Garr, Alycc Jakuhik. Donna Flor. Mary Burns. Beverly Gross, Jo Ann (Just. Jean Schumacher. Row d: Marlys Sprutc. Doreen Hurd, Catherine Malcr. Donna Vi .enor, N'ancy Gagncn. Donnamac Smith. Row I: Rita Rath, Lucille Li| c. Catherine Logan, (Jlona Larson. Alcnc Miller, Dorothy Jack-son. Marline Gibclyow, Patricia Max. Row 2: Barbara Smythc, Klainc DuHoux, Fern Shelley, Virginia Klempka, Delores Klcmpka, Irene Krcny, Lucille Hruska, Charlotte Brown. Lois Rogstad. Row 3: Arlene Nelson. Muriel Rassai, Rosemary LaPilz, Barbara MacDonald, Porcnc Schlink, Virginia Paterson. Juliannc Waldren, Sally Ann Fleming. Row d: Jean Rassat, Mablc Doughty. Diane Wildman. Joan Jadwin. Angela Holstein. Muriel Donovan, Ruby Jackson, Louise Hornby. Audrey Bowman. C33] Row I: Pat Erickson, lean Milewski, Bette Jaroscak, Janet Holman, Grace Pierce, Marlene McAuley. Row 2: Joyce Wilncr. Jeanette Tornquist, Thelma Preston. Hazellc Muri, Biatta Olson, Beatrice Westlin, Barbara Turk. Row 3: Helen Nelson. Eleanor Baumann, Pat Saunders, Gladys Grahm, Mary Ann Eckert, Marlene NVichcrski. Row 4: Irma Tuomi. Vivian Peterson. Lorrene M. Stay, I Donald J. Tailcfcr, Audrey Olson, Lois E. Bloomberg, Violet Ronnquist. Retail Training A gleaming smile and a courteous welcome is the goal our retail training boys and girls arc striving to meet so as to be able to please the public. Years ago, general stores were in existence and seemed to meet the need of the people. Now, Vocational trains its boys and girls for special sales work in large department stores, by teaching them the art of pleasing the customer. Constance Ralk.c and Altda Smith arrange Christmas decorations in the show case. Row 1: Antonia Sandoval, Marilyn Miller, Helen Post. Phyllis Ru .in, Patricia Conley, Barbara Hauch, Joyce Novak. Row 2: Constance Balke, La-Verne Gall, Joan Fjerstad. Joyce Ann Hoodie, Charlotte Sime, Theresa Pastwa, Helen Thurman. Row 3: Lois Lindquist. June Taylor. Juanita Bu-isge. Colleen Steeves. Gwen Hanson, Alice Dunn. Cecilia Cardinal, Jeanette Codvin. Row 4: Florence Chock, Donna Pickering. Roberta Hiveley. Phyllis Zandlc, Ann Lutz. Charlotte Batdorf. Alida Smith. [341] Row I: Ronald Staugaard, Gene Tur-pen, Jerry Lerdahl, Don Huboltz, Edward Anderson, Pat Cullen. Row 2: Richard Young, Harold Palm, Lewis Schmidt, George Jevnager, Richard Schwartz, Dennis Wojdak. Rou 3: Bill Franklin. Elford Thacmcrt, I-a Vern Larsen, Chuck Gross, lerome Swedberg, Don Mackey, Neil Ixitte. Row 4: Don Brandenberg. Leon Keg-ler, Grant Ahrens, Don Olson, Gcr-ald Stange, Arthur Birong. Row 5: Pat Quinn, joe Scviola. Edward Zylka. Eugene Thorpson. Bob Johnson. Joe Dt Marco, Bill Adams. Machine Shop The Machine Shop offers a course which takes three years to complete. The work is taken in four different shops, beginning in bench layout and finishing with tool and dye work in the studentâs senior year. Those who successfully complete their course receive a machinist's certificate and are qualified to work in many machine establishments in and around Minneapolis. Eugene Thompson am! Don Ruboltz in ad tamed Machine Shop. Row I: Duane Johnson. George Warner, Marvin Hanson. Mara us Ruiz, William Remarkc. Dennis Rogers. Row 2: Arthur Pierro, Oscar Nelson, Dick Hatcher. Dwight Preglcr, Walter Tension, Tom Mason, Charles Fowler. Row 3: Richard Hillman, Roger Columbus, tarry Compeau. Jim Babckuhl, Tom Kreattcr, Curtis Lohr, George Brewitz. Richard Spande. Row 4: Fred Mocn. Jack Gilbertson. Robert Hictancn. Du-Waync Geer. Anthony Harmon. Robert Anderson, Gene Keck. Row 5: Willard Swenson. Dean Switah, Lee lohnson, tarry McDonald, Tom Erickson, Gary Matson, Frank Spidcll, Ronald Larson. C35] Woodworking The Woodworking Department did a $10,000 volume of business last year. Practical jobs are selected to give a wide variety of training in machine operation. Here we see Bob Phillips. Howard Beal, Bruce Leonard, Jerome Zyvoloski and Harlan Beal busy making cabinets. Bob Phillips, Howard Heal. Brace Leonard. Jerome ' .yvoloskj. and Harlan Beal busy making cabinets. Row 1: Ralph Matanowski. Maurice Balke, Bill Krause, Earl Shellcnbarger, John Freed. Richard Filipck. Jerome Zclcnah. Row 2: David I icocello. Rob-ert Crain. Luvcrnc Long, Willis Sample, Howard Olson. Ralph Ficro, Rob-ert Ward. Row I: Richard Evangelist, Don Schumacher. Marvin Swanson. Alan Nelson, Ov Webster, Richard Swart, Raymond Swanson. Ronald Neseth. Row 4: Charles Davis, Donald Brandvold. Allen Bergren. Jim Borchcrt. Don Stenbcrg, Jerry Stroin-ski. Doyle Stcninhaus, John Morain. Row I: Milton Rassai, Jim Savage. Clifford Sample, Norman Ricrson, Bill Rooney, LeRoy Pannkuk. Waldo Carl son. Row 2: George Bartlett, Roy Bielcjiski. Jim Kelly, Bill Hagstrom. Erick Harmcl. Bill Meyers. Ray SalT. Richard Dempsey. Row 2: DcWayne Larson. Don Man .ke. Curtis Boos John Sarna. Jim Kelley, Frank Miller, Dennis Hocycz. Row 4: Floyd Fries, Art Ruesing, Ralph Jcircs, John Napue, Robert Simon, John Meyer, Franklin McDuffie. Robert Lobola. Row I: Roland Erickson. Robert Phillips. Melvin Anderson. Dorrancc Lund, Fred Thompson. Jerome Zyvoloski. Lewis Miller, Allen Vicburg. Row 2: Edward Bialon, Robert Thompson, Kenneth I lanscn, Jerome Williams. Raymond Englund, Norman Soder-man, Bernard Nelson. Allen Stauffer. Row 3: Lloyd Swanberg, Howard Beal, Harlan Beal, Merrill Hcrmanson. Daniel Gcil, David Haavig, Ralph Fries, Gerald Feuk, Gerald Ellis. Row 4: Robert Hinz. John Lockcdell. Jerry Gudmundscn. Jim Lindsay, Bernic Mohs. Gene Ascher, Ernest Klimek, Raphael Slatoski. Row 5: Richard Moore, Thomas Lpso. Robert Tatlcy, Howard Henseler, Allen Krumcr, Bruce lx-onard. Lou Rocvig, Jerry Kcphart, Richard Garics. C36] Electricity Many labor saving devices have been made possible by electricity. Students in this department reproduce and repair electrical equipment. Shown working in the shop are: at the left: James Johnson, Miles Sullivan, William Buroker, Larry Hanson and Jerry Beckers. At the right: LeRoy Palm, Frank Sherman and Harley Gunderson. Row I: Jim Phillip Jack Claypatcli. Prank Sherman. John Tokar, Otto Volkcrt. Row 2: Bruce Gustafson, Gary Zimmerman. Bill Arnold, John Cheney. Lawrence Jc iorski. Eugene Mro .lca, Walter Schwartz, Jr. Row 3: Jim Besst. Frank Antonowicz. Dale |ohnson, LcRov Palm. Art Engstrom. Gerald Becker. Roger Van Vorst. Ron ⢠: John 1 liben, Jerome Cybyskc, Jack Podany, Robert Jester, Harley Gunderson. Miles Sullivan, Larry Hanson. Myron Dorn. Row 1: lames Grillcy, Michael Sherman. Ronald Coleman, Tony Rogge-mann. Dave Mishowiec, Wesley Stef-fensen. James Johnson. Row 2: Curtis Tesmer. Jim McCabe, Thomas Scully. Bill Marlin. Tom McMullin. Ronald Sticrcn, Don Magnan. Row i: Ed Pas-eks, William Buroker, Jack Prihula. Stanley Rostonilv, John Golden, Jerry Pariscau. Row -i: Ralph Samlctzka. Russel Scott. Bill Peters, Gerald ScharfT, Ben Maidenberg, Eddy Mar-tincau. Roger Van Vorst. Row 1: Roger Nadeau, Bob OâConnell, Gerald Barthcl, Jerry Fogorty, Bob Bishop. Row 2: Karl Custer, Jerome Korus, Richard Anderson, Ronald Benson. Bob Stolze, Wayne Carlton, lohn Miskowicc. Row 3: Jerry Hong. Elof Johnson, Richard Gill. Bob Lange, George Lucas, John Sellable, Don Gillcrt. John Jacklitch. Row Stanley Carlson, Patrick Corbett. Roger Anderson. Richard Breen, Bruce Jer-nager, Art Crone, Marcus Schncll. C37] Senior Class-June, 1950 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERSâIrene Johnson. James Phillips. Phyllis Olson. Patricia Chew HONOR ROLL First Honor Second Honor JOHN HI BEN ROBERT L. TUTTLE RALPH E. FRIES DENNIS C. KAMPA JAMES A. PHILLIPS PHYLLIS J. OLSON MICHAEL S. SHERMAN C. EUGENE THOMPSON LOIS Y. BLOMRERG VIRGINIA C. BELLACH JEAN B. SCHUMACHER MARY ANN KOIKE ELAYNE L. STANLEY PATRICIA A. CUMMING ROBERT A. WESTLUND MERLE L. OLSON VALENTINA T. GAPINSKI DOROTHY E. SARKINEN IRENE E. JOHNSON MARLENE A. WICHERSKI MARLENE J. BAKKE ANITA M. MILLER GERALD A. FEUK MILDRED KATHRYN SWARTZ LONNIE F.. ADAMS VICTOR P. FROEHLKE JAMES L. GRILLEV Lonnie Adams: Cabinet Making, June Graduate. Grant Ahrens: Machine Shop, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Janet Lucille Aurf.ns: Needle Arts, Camera Club, June Graduate. Dorla Mae Alison: Cosmetology, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Beverly Jean Anderson: Stenography, Dancing Club, Craftsman Stall, June Graduate. Edward Anderson: Machine Shop, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Lowell Anderson: Printing, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Robert Allen Anderson: Auto Mechanics, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Roger E. Anderson: Electricity, Dancing Club, Football, Glee Club, June Graduate. William Arnold: Electricity, June Graduate. Eugene Ascher: Cabinet Making, Safe Drivers Club, June Graduate. Betty Jane Back-lund: General Business, Dancing Club, Glee Club, June Graduate. Marlene Bakke: Needle Arts, Camera Club, Student Council, June Graduate. Betty Bartlett: General Business, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Gerald Beckers: Electricity, June Graduate. C IJ Virginia Bellack: Needle Arts, June Graduate. Norma Benson: Cosmetology, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Ronald Clarence Benson: Chef Training, B.A.A. June Graduate. Richard Bergo: Chef Training, B.A.A.. Hockey, Golf, June Graduate. Franklin A. Biffle: Shoe Shop, Safe Drivers, June Graduate. Joyce Colleen Binford: Pre-Nursing, Red Cross, Cheerleading, June Graduate. Richard Bishop: Cooking, Safe Drivers, June Graduate. Lois Blomberc: Retail Training, House Planning, Glee Club, Student Council, June Graduate. Mary Ann Boike: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Murray Brandys: General Business, Glee Club, June Graduate. Georgia Carol Breen: Comptometry, June Graduate. Estelle Barbara Broden: General Business, Dancing Club, Glee Club, June Graduate. Don Buboltz: Machine Shop, June Graduate. Lorraine Buckley: Stenography, June Graduate. Richard Burns: Metal Arts, B.A.A., Movie Club, June Graduate. C-12 3 William Buroker: Electricity, June Graduate. Helen Marie Chase: Pre-Nursing. Dancing Club, June Graduate. John Cheney: Electricity, June Graduate. Audrey Jean Chesley: Cosmetology, Trade-wind Stall, June Graduate. Patricia Chew: Comptometry, Dancing Club, Tradewind Stall. Glee Club. Class Treasurer, June Graduate. Donald Christopher: Auto Mechanics, June Graduate. Donna Mae Clason: Stenography, Dancing Club. Student Council. June Graduate. Stuart Clausen: Printing, June Graduate. Jack Claypatch: Electricity, B.A.A., June Graduate. June Collodoro: Cosmetology, Student Council, June Graduate. Marilyn Cramer: Stenography, Movie Club, June Graduate. Joyce Ann Crews: Comptometry, Baton Twirling. Vice-President Student Council. June Graduate. Arthur I). Crone: Electricity, B.A.A., Dancing Club, YMCA, Football, Wrestling, June Graduate. Patricia Gumming: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Henry Gzu-pryna: Pattern Making, Game Room, Football, Hockey, Baseball. June Graduate. m3] Dorothy Dahlen: Commercial Art. Dancing Club, Tradewind Stall. Cheerlcading, Student Council, June Graduate. Wilbert J. Dale: Radio. Sate Drivers, June Graduate. Thomas Dan forth: Printing, January Graduate. Allan Davidson: Upholstery, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Lloyd E. Dischinckr: Commercial Art, Movie Club, June Graduate. Donald II. Doig: Printing, Game Club, Craftsman StalT, June Graduate. Jeanne Dolan: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. George W. Dumas: General Business, Camera Club, June Graduate. Geokcene F.be: Cosmetology, Archery Club, June Graduate. Dean Winston Ecofe: Radio, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Clyde Dean Eulers: Aviation, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Arthur Martin Engstrom: Electricity. B.A.A., June Graduate. Beveri.ee Mae Erickson: Cosmetology, Dancing Club. G.A.A., Tradewind StalT, June Graduate. Roland C. Erickson: Cabinet Making, B.A.A., June Graduate. Jack Erkilla: Shoe Repair, June Graduate. c-h: Geraldine J. Estrada: Pre-Nursing, Dancing Club, Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. Richard Alexander Evangelist: Pattern Making, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Gay Even son: Metal Arts. B.A.A., 1 loekey, June Graduate. Howard B. Evers: Architectural Drafting, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Emmett Faacks: Printing, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Dennis D. Faherty: Aviation, B.A.A., June Graduate. (Jerald Ff.uk: Cabinet Making, Drivers Club. June Graduate. Joe Fisher: Printing, Game Club, June Graduate. Harold Dean Fjerstad: Printing, Game Club. Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. Daniel Fonvler: Auto Mechanics, June Graduate. Ralph Fries: Cabinet Making, Safe Drivers, June Graduate. Victor Froehlke: Cooking, June Graduate. Nannbtti Gagnon: Needle Trades, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Valentina Gapinski: Comptometry, Dancing Club. Student Council, G.A.A., Tradewind, June Graduate. Richard Gariks: Cabinet Making, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Grace Geraldine Gates: Needle Trades, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Daniel Geil: Cabinet Shop, Safe Driving, June Graduate. Ruth Gerhardt: Pre-Nursing, Red Cross, Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. Beverly Geving: Cosmetology, Tradewind Staff, Dancing Club, G.A.A., June Graduate. Barbara Gregoire: Pre-Nursing, Dancing Club, June Graduate. James Grilley: Elcc-tricity. Chess Club, Movie Club, Appliance Club, June Graduate. Richard Alvin Groettlm: Radio, Radio Technician, June Graduate. Gerald Gud-mundsen: Cabinet Making, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Harley H. Gunderson: Electricity, Dancing Club, Youth Leadership Conference, June Graduate. Edward Gyorfi: Sheet Metal, Dancing Club, June Graduate. David Haavig: Woodworking, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Richard Haley: Upholstery. June Graduate. Marcia Mae Hanson: Cosmetology. Dancing Club, Tradewind Staff, Glee Club, Cheerlcad-ing, June Graduate. Laverne Catherine Hasse: Commercial Art, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Marlene Hemmingsen: Cosmetology, Dancing Club, June Graduate. C-HO Luvern Hendrickson: Auto Mechanic, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Howard Henseler: Cabinet Making. Sale Drivers, June Graduate. Merrill Hkrmanson: Woodwork, June Graduate. Arlenf. Herrick: Pre-Nursing, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Shirley Hkstad: Business Multilith, Christian Fellowship Club, June Graduate. John Hiben: Klee-tricity, June Graduate. John Hilden: Shoe Shop, Game Club, June Graduate. Theodore Markholm: Radio, Radio Technician, June Graduate. Louise Irene Hornby: Dressmaking. Dancing Club. June Graduate. Lucille Hruska: Needle Trades, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Eugene Huber: Machine Drafting, June Graduate. Lavonnk Hughes: General Business, Dancing Club, Glee Club, June Graduate. Sam Iaquinto: Architectural Drafting. Game Club, Football, Basketball, Homecoming King, June Graduate. Ruby Ann Jackson: Needle Arts, Christian Fellowship, June Graduate. Duane Myron Jahn: Radio, Dancing Club, June Graduate. 1 71 Edward Jakowich: Auto Mechanics, January Graduate. Bette Jaroscak: Retail Training, Dancing Club, Homecoming Queen, June Graduate. Harold Herbert Jensen: Radio, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Don Jensen: Architectural Drafting, June Graduate. Lawrence Jeziorski: Electricity, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Audrey Johnson: Multilith, Bowling Club, June Graduate. Dorothy Ann Johnson: Cosmetology, Movie Club, June Graduate. Irene Johnson: Pre-Nursing and Child Care, Dancing Club. Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. Mildred Johnson: Comptometry, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Jeanne Kallunki: Commercial Art, June Graduate. Dennis Ka.mpa: Printing, Craftsman Staff, Game Club, Student Council, June Graduate. Walter Kantorowicz: Sheet Metal, Safe Drivers, June Graduate. Jerome Kaston: Radio, June Graduate. Lawrence Kawalek: Sheet Metal, Dancing Club, Swimming. June Graduate. Leon Klgler: Machine Shop. B.A.A., Sports Club, June Graduate. 1 1 William Henry Duane Kell: Radio, Radio Technician, Student Council, June Graduate. Jerry Kkpuart: Cabinet Making, Safe Drivers, June Graduate. Keith John Kile: Auto Mechanics, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Gerry King: Multilith. Dancing Club, Student Council, June Graduate. Bob K. Kirby: Commercial Art, Cartooning Club, Chess Club, Camera Club. Student Council, June Graduate. Marion Kircher: Pre-Nursing, Dancing Club, Glee Club, June Graduate. Richard Knealinc: Metal Art, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Lois Koelblinger: Commercial Art. Dancing Club, June Graduate. Shirley Kolodjski: Comptometry, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Allen George Kramer: Cabinet Making, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Amy Ky-ono: Needle Arts, Camera Club, June Graduate. Mary Ann Lambrecht: Cosmetology, Dancing Club. Tradewind Stall, June Graduate. Bernard John Lang: Auto Mechanics, Safe Drivers, Football. June Graduate. Leroy James Larsen: Metal Arts, Dancing Club, Dance Band, (dec Club, Student Council, June Graduate. Margie Lavalle: Pre-Nursing and Child Care, Dancing Club, Craftsman Stallâ. June Graduate. 1 91 Clayton Leach: Auto Mechanics. Dancing Club, June Graduate. Floyd Lecuyer: Auto Mechanics, Safe Drivers, Dancing Club, June Graduate. John Lenzen: Architectural Drafting. Dancing Club, June Graduate. Jerome C. Levendowski: General Business, Dancing Club, Hockey, Baseball, June Graduate. Gerald W. Lewis: Sheet Metal, Dancing Club, Football, Track, Wrestling, June Graduate. Jim P. Lindsay: Cabinet Making, Dancing Club. Football, Hockey, June Graduate. James Farrel Lipe: Aviation Mechanics, Movie Club, Safe Drivers. June Graduate. John Lockedell: Woodwork, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Don Lofcren: Architectural Drafting, June Graduate. Robert Lofcren: Business Machines, Dancing Club, June Graduate. William Londer: Tailoring, Football, Basketball, June Graduate. William Lovkvist: Auto Mechanics, June Graduate. William Kent MacDonald: Aircraft Maintenance, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Don Magnan: Electricity, June Graduate. James Marie: Auto Mechanics,-Safe Drivers, Dancing Club, June Graduate. C5o: John A. Malone: Tailoring, B.A.A. Basketball, June Graduate. June Kathleen Mar-holt .: General Business. Dancing Club, Glee Club, June Graduate. Catherine Marler: Needle Trades. Christian Fellowship. June Graduate. Torney Marshall: Printing, June Graduate. Betty Martin: Stenography, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Mary Jam Max: Com me r cial Art. Dancing Club. Glee Club, June C Graduate. Wallace McCurdy: Auto Mechanics. June Graduate. Lorraine McQuillan: Pre-Nursing. Band. Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. William Odel Mellgren: Upholstery, Band, June Graduate. June Mertz: Comptometry. Red Cross, June Graduate. Anita Miller: (Comptometry. Dancing Club, Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. Alex Mlinar: Auto Mechanics, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Lawrence Molan: Upholstering, June Graduate. Bernard Mohs: Woodworking, Football. Hockey, June Graduate. Georgia Moen: Commercial Art. Christian Fellowship Club, G.A.A.. June Graduate. CM 3 Richard Moore: Woodworking, June Graduate. Joyce Morgan: Stenography, Dancing Club, Student Council. June Graduate. Ber-nadine Morris: Multilith, Dancing Club. Tradewind Stall, June Graduate. Ronald Morstad: Printing, Dancing Club, June Ciraduatc. Marlene Morwood: Pre-Nursing, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Eugene Mrozka: Electricity, June Graduate. Carol Nelson: Comptometry, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Daniel Nelson: Aviation Mechanics, June Graduate. Lawrence Vincent Nelson: Radio, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Richard W. Nelson: Machine Shop, Gun Club, June Graduate. Francis K. Nielson: Architectural Drafting, Dancing Club, Swimming, June Graduate. Thomas Niznik: Tailoring. B.A.A., Baseball, June Ciraduatc. Helen Ogdahl: Multilith, Dancing Club. Tradewind Stall, June Graduate. Ralph Leo Ohnesorge: Radio, Movie Club, June Graduate. Jackie OâLeary: Comptometry. Dancing Club, Tradewind Stall, Glee Club, June Graduate. C52d Milton Oliver: Aviation Mechanics, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Arnold E. Olson: Auto Mechanics, Chess Club, June Graduate. Donald O. Olson: Printing, Dancing Club, June Graduate, Mary Olson: Commercial Art, Christian Fellowship, Band, June Graduate. Merle Lorraine Olson: Commercial Art, Christian Fellowship, (LA.A. June Graduate. Phyllis J. Olson: Stenography, Dancing Club, Senior Class Secretary, Leadership Conference, June Ciraduate. Frank Sherman: Electricity, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Leroy Palm: Electricity, June Graduate. William Papke: Aviation Mechanics, June Ciraduate. Germaine Pasko: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Joseph Pastwa: Architectural Drafting, Dancing Club. Swimming, June Graduate. Gertrude Perkins: Needle Trades, Chess Club, June Ciraduate. Raymond Edward Peters: Auto Mechanics, Safe Drivers, Football, June Graduate. Robert E. Petersen: Auto Mechanics, Safe Drivers, Captain Basketball Team, June Graduate. Kathleen Ellen Peterson: Stenography, Christian Fellowship. June Graduate. C 53 ] Melvin Peterson: Chef Training, Safe Drivers, June Graduate. Nancy Carolyn Peterson: Comptometry, Dancing Club, Trade-wind Staff, Glee Club, June Graduate. De-lores Elaine Pettis: Cosmetology, Dancing Club, Cheerlcading, Glee Club, Student Council, Tradewind Stall, June Graduate. James Arthur Phillips: Electricity, B.A.A. Dancing Club, Class President, June Graduate. John Plachy: Auto Mechanics, June Graduate. Jack Podany: Electricity, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Andrew Rapacz: Tailoring, Dancing Club, Basketball, June Graduate. Larry Wayne Reynolds: Radio, Dancing Club, Student Council, June Graduate. Thomas E. Rhode: Sheet Metal, B.A.A. Swimming, June Graduate. Lillian Helen Ritter: Stenography, Movie Club, June Graduate. Richard J. Roeclin: Radio, Dancing Club, Dance Band, June Graduate. Lila May Rolland: Pre-Nursing, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Lilias M. Root: Pre-Nursing, Red Cross, June Graduate. Marcia Jo Rose: General Business, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Jeanette Ruder: Stenography. Dancing Club, Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. C54 3 Carl B. Russell: Upholstering, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Donald Ruths: Printing. June Graduate. Doris Ann Ryan: Pre-Nursing. Dancing Club, June Graduate. Antonia Sandoval: Retail Training, Dancing Club, Bowling Club, June Graduate. Dorothy Serbenski: Metal Arts, January Graduate. I )elores Szymanski: Stenography. Dancing Club, June Graduate. Willard Anthony Schendel: Radio, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Victor Schuller: Architectural Drafting, June Graduate. Jean Schumacher: Needle Trades, G.A.A., June Graduate. Richard Schwartz: Machine Shop, Gun Club, June Graduate. Walter H. Schwartz, Jr.: Electricity, Dancing Club, Youth Leadership Conference, Craftsman Staff. Student Council, June Graduate. Marlene Schwo-chert: Stenography, Dancing Club, Craftsman Editor, June Graduate. Donna Mae Sederberg: Pre-Nursing, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Joe Seviola: Machine Shop, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Fern Shelley: Needle Arts, Dancing Club. June Graduate. C5S] Michael Sherman: Electricity, June Graduate. Kent Speer: Printing, Movie Club, June Graduate. Joyce Stanek: Pre-Nursing, June Graduate. Elayne Stanley: Commercial Art. Dancing Club, G.A.A., Glee Club, June Graduate. Laurene Mary Stay: Retail Training, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Colleen Steeves: Retail Training, June Graduate. Doris Beverly Stevens: Stenography, Dancing Club, Band, Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. Donald Guy Stevenson: Auto Mechanics, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Rene Svenstad: Printing, Dancing Club, Craftsman Staff, June Graduate. Lloyd Swanberg: Woodworking, June Graduate. Mildred Kathyrn Swartz: Stenography, Movie Club, Student Council Secretary, June Graduate. Grant T. J. Swensgaard, Jr.: Chef Training, B.A.A., June Graduate. Marjorie L. Swenson: Comptometry, Dancing Club, G.A.A., June Graduate. Sally Ann Taillefer: Needle Arts. Camera, June Graduate. Mary Louise Tarver: Stenography, Dancing Club, Glee Club, June Graduate. [563 Robf.kt Wayne Tat ley: Woodworking, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Jl ne Taylor: Retail Training, Y-Tcens, June Graduate. Rose Mary Tbnute: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Harold Alden Tiialin: Auto Mechanics. June Graduate. C. Eugene Thompson; Machine Shop, Gun Club, June Graduate. Helen Joan Marie Thurman: Retail Training, Safe Drivers. June Graduate. John Paul Tokar. Jk.: Electricity, Dancing Club, Youth Leadership Conference, June Graduate. Duane Dale Tonsacer: Barber-ing. Safe Drivers, June Graduate. Jeanette Helen Tornqujst: Retail Training, Safe Drivers. June Graduate. Eileen Torres: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Robert Tuttle: Multilith, Movie Club, Dancing Club, June Graduate. William Urbanski: Tailoring, Dancing Club, Football. Basketball, June Graduate. Donna Vizenor: Needle Trades, Camera Club, June Graduate. Otto F. Volkert: Electricity, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Howard C. Vork: Machine Drafting. B.A.A., June Graduate. C57] Earl Waiil: Auto Mechanics, Drivers Club, |une Graduate. Robert Werner: Sheet Metal, June Graduate. Robert Westlund: Architectural Drafting, Dancing Club, Student Council, Cross Country, June Graduate. Marlene Wichbrski: Retail Training, Radio Club, January Graduate. Diane Wildman: Needle Trades. Bowling. June Graduate. Joyce Ann Willner: Retail Training, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Charles J. Witt, ii: Cooking, Dancing Club, Skiing Team, June Graduate. Toni Wilder: Tailoring, June Graduate. Gloria Wolf: Needle Trades, Dancing Club. June Graduate. Eunice Wood: Pre-Nursing, Knitting Club. |unc Graduate. Joan Wyszynski: Cosmetology, Archery Club, June Graduate. Rost Yanke: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Marie Pat Zellmer: Cosmetology, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Rosemary Zemlick: Stenography, Dancing Club, June Graduate. Gary Zimmerman: Electricity, Movie Club. Iunc Graduate. Barbara Jean Genosky: Pre-Nursing, Red Cross Club, June Graduate. Patrick Quinn: Machine Shop. Gun Club. June Graduate. Lavonne Shuster: Muhilith, June Graduate. CAMERA SHY SENIORS Duane D. Berc Sally Johnson Leonard Oscar Gene Bordwell Ann Kosi.oski Richard Oscar Bernard Bownik Donna Krecklau James Peterson Richard J. Colin Eugene Lemke Dorothy Sarkinin Richard Christenson William Masica Rocer Sivanich Paul Goldman William Nelson Raphael Slatoski Robert Hinz Howie Olson James Stafford Robert H. Incvall Ann O'Meara Ronald Stone Robert Lee Johnson John B. O'Riley Willi vm Williams C 59 3 fil Fette ]arotctik_ ar.ti Sum luquinio Our Homecoming game this year was played with West, who had their Homecoming at the same time. The game tied 13-13, which brought great joy to both sides. This year our queen reigns from the retail training department and our king from architectural drafting. In the picture at the top right the queen is being escorted around the football field by the cheerleaders, while waving at the cheering crowd. At the bottom the master of ceremonies. Dick Pittclkow is announcing the crowning of the king and queen, which had just taken place beforehand. Surrounding the king and queen are the football players and cheerleaders. Everyone was tense, the halls ran with excitement, for the Homecoming was finally here. To us the most excited people were the king, queen and their attendants. Pictured above arc Irene Johnson, C62] The Queen's Attendants twelfth grade attendant; Theresa Rotar, eleventh grade attendant; Rosylyn Wunderlich, who are escorted around the football field at half time to celebrate their reign. At the bottom is our King Sammy and Queen Bette pictured with their attendants and escorts: Rosylyn Wunderlich and Jerry Chido, tenth grade; Theresa Rotar and Paul Seledic, eleventh grade; Irene Johnson and Harley Gunderson, for twelfth grade. The Homecoming dance followed the game, which brought out a large group of students and faculty. The Royalty Dances n 63 3 FUNNIEST LAUGH faekie Oâlsary. CLASS JOKER Ruby I action, Walter FIGURE and PHYSIQUE â Art Crone. David Haang Schwartz Marcia Rose Hall of Fame Itâs here! Graduation time, and as the school year draws to a close we have once again chosen students who arc outstanding in their own special way. They have emphasized these traits in the past years at Vocational. The juniors and sophomores all look forward to the time when one day they may be selected as one of the favorites of the student body. Being chosen for the Hall of Fame isnât what NICEST HAIRâDick Malark. Irene lohn- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDâJim Phil- BEST LOOKING BLONDEâNancy Peter- son ipt. Phyllis Olsen fon Hodger Anderson C643 BEST LOOKING BRUNETTE â Audrey Chesley, Bill Urban ski BEST DRESSEDâMarcia Hanson. Ronald Westbcrry Class of 1950 counts; itâs the fact that you know you add up to something in the estimation of the fellow students. We hope that in the years to come you retain these traits and carry on the traditions you have established here. BIGGEST CATCH â Gene Asher. Doris Stereos BEST SPORT â Andrew Rapacz. Eunice Wood FRIENDLIEST âJack. CAaypatch, Gerry Kina PRETTIEST EYESâGeorgia Breen, How- BEST LOOKING RED MEADSâEmmett BEST ALL-AROUNDâ Beverly Germs, urd Vork. Fiitifk . Dorothy Dahlen Boh Ixtfgren Hall of Fame BOLDEST â Marlene Schumkert. Bruce BEST PERSONALITYâjim Stafford, Betty INTELLIGENTâMarlene jet nager lUuklond IVichertki. Boh Tuttle MOST POISEâBette arutcak. Dick Korol-mg C66] BEST LOOKING BROWNETTE â Be verier Ericsson, Ronald Henson STEADIEST COUPLEâJune Collordora. Tom riznil( Class of 1950 [67] BEST DANCERSâPenny Estrada. Eduard Goriffy MUTT ast) JEFFâBob Petersen. Grace Gates BEST LINEâMarlene M or wood. Jack. Podany BIGGEST FLIRTâJerry Lewis, Glona Wolf MOST ATHLETICâSam Jaqumto, Elaine Stanley CONTRIBUTED MOST TO SCHOOLâBob Petersen. Joyce Crews CUTESTâDelores Pettis. Harley Gunderson SHYESTâDoris Ryan. Larry Reynolds MOSâI I ALF.NHT.DâLots Hlomberg. LeRoy lutr- son CLASS CHATTERBOX â Uliun Rater. Jerry Ixtcndouski PEPPIESTâPas Chew. Jim land say MOST FUNâ'Lorraine McQuillan. Grant Swens-guard C68] i. Right up our alley. 4. Our hearts were young and gay. C69] . Thereâs no shoe lil{e an old shoe. 2. That fatal day. 5. Oh. brother! 6. Best of pals. 7. Sisters three. â˘S. Music, music, music. 9. Iinâ love grand? JO. My aching dogs. 13. There are some in every crowd. 11. The drooling faculty. 14. On with the program. 12. Smiles. C70] 15. Rough, tough, and deter mined. 16. Ainât this cosy? 17. llusy heavers. IS. Faithful Fee wee. 19. Man shortage. 20. Party time. 21. Our artist. 22. Always together. 21. Ain't he sweet. 24. A-Men. C71 ⥠YOUTH LEADERS! Ill âThese people sponsored the program for Youth Leadership week tt Vocational for 1950. Row I: Art Kngstrom, Mary Ann Hult rcn, F.mbcrt Holt, Phyllis Olson, Harley Gunderson. Row 2: John Tokar, Jeanette Rudek, Dorothy Sarkincn, I-aVonna Knutson, Jerry Periseau. Clubs and Organizations No longer do students have to depend only on the 3 Rs for their education. Clubs provide an opportunity to take part in activities of a general nature while in school. The year 1950 found more than ninety per cent of the Vocational student body enrolled in our club program, which provides many life-like experiences designed to help us live a more happy and successful life. The other organizations such as Hand, (dec Club, and Student Council also received gotxl support from the student body. Arlene Scheffer in a familiar pose. Mr. Cooley directing the Christmas glee club. [74] Row I: LaVona Knutson, Rose Mary Karras, Hcrminc Schwartz, Charlotte Si me. Joyce Ann Hoodie, LaVonne Hughes, June Marholtz. Carol Meyer, Mary la u Tarver, Beverly Sutherland, Arlinc Anderson. Row 2: Shirley Sutherland. Beverly Heilman, Delores Pettis, Mary Jane Max. Joyce Vick. Gladys Grain, Beverly Roley, Alida Smith, Alice Dunn, Jeanette Podvin. Joyce Novak, Lois Lindquist. Row 3: Patricia Trent. Phyllis Solcy, Colleen Sleeves, Marcia Hanson. Beverly Gross, Phyllis OlÂŤon, Nancy Peterson, Jackie OâLeary, Joanne Davisman. Arlync Shatter, Beverly Wilson. Bealta Olson. Row ⢠: Betty Backlund, Dorothy Gilmore. Gwen Jonc, Shirley Buckley. Ronahl Coleman, Rene Svenstad, William Kell, Paul Balfetta, Margaret Connelly. Marlene Christian, Estelle Broden. Row 5; Ians Blombcrg, Audrey Olson. Elayiie Stanley, Martin Pcins. Prank Bancroft. Mel Taylor, Shddon Janssen, Roger Van V'orst. Mahlc Doughty. Donnamac Smith. Carlctta Stay, Mr. Cooley. Director. Glee Club Band Every year the spirit of Christmas can he heard in the halls of Vocational as well as seen. We can thank Mr. Cooleys Christmas and regular Glee Club for the early morning caroling. Many thanks also go to the Glee Club for entertaining us during radio programs and for other appearances at special times during the year. Werenât we proud of our hand this year? With more new uniforms and instruments, they entertained us many times throughout the year at basketball and football games besides pep-fests. radio programs, open house and many other activities. Next year promises a larger band and more appearances. Row I: Clair Nelson. Beverly Neuman. Mar Olson, Paul Young, Robert Wickstrom. Chuck Gross. Jerry Almlic, Richard Ragland, Ronald Thayer. Row 2: Dennis Matson, Robert Petrie, Alvcra laquinto. Victor Chido, Duane Juan, William Mdlgran. Donald Meyers. Walter Carlson. Vernon Berry. Row 3: Mr. Cooley, Betty Grisin, Maurice Balkc. Laverne Larsen, Fred Peterson, Franklin McDuffie. Dale Ivcrvm, Annette Dcvinells, Penny Estrada, l-ouisc Soulis. Lorraine Mc ,)uillan. Lorraine I-icnusier. I 75 | Row I: Dennis F.mbah, Jim Peterson. Patricia Walters, Marianne Dcason. Lois Blombcrg, Lorraine Pribula, i onna Clason. John Thoreson. Row 2: James Grillcy, Pat Lockcdcll, Roger Columbus, Doug Holcn, Jerry Hong, Valentina Gapinski, Bill Martin, Dwight Prcglcr. Row 3: Bruce Fowler. Richard Moore. Richard Walstrom. I-awrencc Moor, Ralph Van Slootcn. Morton Olson, Robert laifgren, I-irry Reynolds. Richard Evangelist. Row 4: Boh Mason, Jerry Strninski. Wally Kantorowicz, John Swart, Terry Pingrcc, Frank Antonowicz, Ronald Thayer, Robert Wesllund. Student Council The student council, made up of a representative from each homeroom, meets once every two weeks for the purpose of promoting student self-government. Special committees meet more often to plan for student participation in various activities necessary to the operation of the school. In addition to student government they help with special school programs and parties. At the left the officers are shown: Mildred Swartz, Secretary; Ronald Coleman, President; Joyce Crews, Vice President. STUDENT COUNCIL OFF1CHRSâSecretary, Mildred Swartz, President, Ronald Coleman: Vice President, Joyce Crews Row I: Hazel Rand. LaVona Knutson. Joyce Crews, Ronald Coleman, Mildred Swartz, Betsy Parker, Jean O'Neill. Row 2: Dorothy Hronski. Gertrude Perkins. Caroline Sorbenski. Honorinc Bart he, Roberta Dooley. Charlotte Sime, Emilia Kaezor, Delores Pettis. Row 3: Marlys Kramer, Pat English, Leora Thompson. Dorothy Sarkinen, Gloria Wolf, Reva Mandclbaum. Gloria Scncscall. Row 4: Donna Krecklaw, Donna Kurtzbrin, Don Manzkc, Jerome Zyvoloski. Don Peterson, Dick Young, Janice Clason. Virginia Paterson. Row I: Bcrnatlinc Morris, Beverly Going, Valentina Gapinski. Audrey Choley, Nancy Peterson, Pat Chew. Row 2: Mary Lamhrecht. Delores Petti . Dorothy Dahlen, Sally Johnson. Hcvcrlcc Erickson. Jackie O'Leary'. Helen Ogdahl. Marcia Hanson. Publications The Craftsman and Tradewind stalls have worked diligently on our school publications. It is our hope that you have been satisfied with them. By a school vote the name of the newspaper was changed to the Craftsman. Writing copy, planning page layout and preparing pictures make up a large portion of the work done by both staffs. The Trade wind staff tn at non. Audrey Chesley, Sally Johnson, and Valentina Gapinskj. Row 1: Joe Fisher, Ruthie Gerhardt, Dennis Kampa. Marlene Schwochert. Rene Svcnstc.nl, Beverly Anderson, Dean I'jinud. Row 2: Lorraine McQuillcn. Margie La Valle. Marion Kcrchcr. Irene Johnvin, J.sncttc Rudek, Donald Doig Y-Teens This peppy girlsâ club meets at the Y.W.C.A. twice a month where they participate in games, dancing, and various social activities. Row 1: June Taylor, Louise Pacyga. Marian Nagovsky, Angela Holstein. Joan Wolff. Row 2: Betsy Parker, Darlys Winkclnun, Mary Lou Gorman. Front dancing: Louise Jablonski an l Jo Ann Wibbens. Camera Taking pictures as a hobby, besides learning the important points of photography, is the subject of the Camera Club. Sally Tallifcr is shown posing as the boys and girls in the Camera Club snap her picture. C 8 ] Radio Club This is the club with talent and |x p without which our school programs would have been incomplete. Its members see to it that we hear all programs and announcements on the radio. Low Lundquist, LeRoy Schoonover, Joyce Novak.. James Jettison, Charlotte Sinte, Cladvs Grahtt, Alt da Smith, Director Frank Hill. Christian Fellowship This is tmc of several new clubs started last year and which has grown from fifteen members to forty-five. They have for their motto âLiving for Jesus, and make it a point to have a guest speaker, a musician or other artist for each meeting. Social functions are also on the program. Row I: Hdlcn Iverson, Phyllis Beth told, Loretta Mur Kite, LaVyrne Hanson. Shirley HrsUrl. Julian Valera. Ktchartl Harding. Hill Buroker. Row 2: (ilen Williams. June Gustafson. Marguritc tamely, Lcora Thompson, Hazel Rami, Roberta Dooley, Marian Lawrence. Hetty Greip, (Georgia Moen. Row 3: Mr. Sanford, Donald Blombcrg, Gordon Carlson. Dennis Matson. Dale Svitak, Merle Olson. Mary Olson. Audrey Olson. Elnora Titzkc. Bowling You not only learn correct form in bowling but also how to count and keep score. The membership this year is made up entirely of girls and there has been a long waiting list. About to make a strike is Caroline Serbinski, with Phyllis Zandlo, Lorraine Karchgattc, June Hopkins, Lois Swanson. Elaine Honn. Lorraine Prihula, Margaret Connelly. Annette Ducrnell looking on. Baton Here is a new club for all those who have both energy and enthusiasm. Present at all our games and pep fests arc our baton twirl-ers who have made us proud of them. Row I: Alice Edstrom, Eileen Marquardt. Lydia l-incunt, Joyce Crews. Donna Carter. Dorothy Jackson. Lois Nordstrom. Joanne Johnson. Row 2: Irene Krenz, La-verne Gall. Jeanette Herman, Catherine Xlenak. Patricia Pastwa. Donna I-anc, Lillian Brown. Beverly Berry. Row 3: Arlene Schafer. Marian Mavoc. Jean Watson. Mar-Ivn llcintz, Audrey Kissel, Carol Johnson. Donna Kirtsbinc. Jerry Schalo. C 79 ] Red Cross Helping those who need help could he the motto of this club. Always busy with projects such as knitting articles, and also taking charge of the Red Cross boxes sent overseas are the members of Vocational Red Cross Club. Row 1: Shirley Knaak, Barbara Gcnosky, Mary Worwa, Helen O'Brien, Joyce Binford, June Mcrt .. Ron 2: Marlyn Milkman. Shirley Prabuila, Lilias R kii. Knitting In this club boys and girls alike learn to knit. Itâs great fun to make a sweater and then show it of? by wearing it. Learning the art of knitting besides having fun doing it, is the aim of the club. Row 1: Beverley Scott. Shirley Buckley. Joyce Hoodie, Phyllis Gr .cskowski. Charles Witt, Richard Colgan. Row 2: Eleanor Bauman, Harriet Egcbcrg. Beverlcc Culson, Evelyn Johnson, Louise Touchcttc. [80] Fashion Drawing The fashion drawing club is an opportunity for girls to design clothes which they wear. In this club, under the direction of Mrs. Katherine Johnson, the girls are given a chance to design dresses, hats, shoes, and purses, to their own liking. Matty Sc w, Virginia Lee. lone Procter. Joyce Treic iel, Gloria Sencseall. Mary Hollgren, lanet Cribble. Marlyn Epple. Archery Trying to hit the target is the joy of Mr. Frost ad's students in the Archery Club. Not only do they practice being sharp shooters but they also learn how to make their own bows and arrows. Roland Xeseth. Shirley Fields, John Swart, Arlene S'clson. Charles Dans. Donna Krechlati and Sam l:riiz. jeanette Rudely and Lucerne Hendrickson. Laurene Stay and Francis X el ton, Marlene Schwochert and Harley Gunderson. Dancing Club âWhat does Arthur Murrayâs studio have that our school dancing club doesnât have?â Drop in some Friday and youâll see many fancy steps taught under the guidance of Mrs. Lemke. Chess Club In this picture Gertrude Perkins and Vernon Barry try to outsmart each other while James Grilley, Gary Colby, Melborne Wrolstad, Bob Sherman, Curtis Boos, and Duane Bellika do the kibitzing. nan Coach Tom Withrow FOOTBALL Central 12 North ii S  uth 21 West i i Edison 21 Roosevelt 20 Henry 21 SCHEDULE Vocational .... H Vocational .... 20 Vocational . 0 Vocational 13 .... u Vocational .... 7 Vocational .... 0 Football The Volts ended the 1949 football season with one win, one tie, and five defeats. They lost those games with a fighting spirit. Our only win came when playing Central at the opening of the season. The game ended with the Volts winning with a score of 14 to 12. They played their homecoming with West and the game ended in a tie, 13 to 13. It was a fitting victory for both schools as they were both celebrating their homecomings. The Vocational fans saw a lot of gridiron playing with Sam Iaquinto and Jerry Lewis. Bill Urbanski showed excellent playing at the beginning of the season but then he sprained his ankle and wasnât very valuable playing football but was good at place kicking. With the return of most of the lettermen and Roger Vos as captain the outlook for the next season is some very good gridiron playing. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN Roger Anderson (Jerald Chido Arthur Crone Henry Czupryna Tom Evangelist Arthur Frazier Robert Gaulkc Lee Gilligan Sam Iaquinto Bruce Jevnagcr George Jevnagcr Robert Johnson Gerald Lewis James Lindsey William Lender Robert Lundquist Richard Malark Bernard Mohs William Urbanski Howard Vork Roger Vos Ronald Wcstbcrry Tom Wilder â2 hart. â3 hart. â˘âCaptain and 2 hart. Ron- I: Jerry Chido, Gayle Leone, Stanley Staupc. Jerry Wright. Samuel Simmons, Bill Urbanski. Tom Evangelist, Sam Iaquinto. Row 2: Bill bonder, Dick Malark, Henry Czupryna. Jim Lindsey, Robert Lundquist, George Jevnagcr, Art Crone. Henry Handzcl. Row 3: Bob Johnson. Howard Vork, Bruce Jevnagcr, Roger Anderson, Bcrnic Mohs, Ronald Wcstbcrry, Paul Sclcdic. Row ⢠: Merlin Lewis. Tom Wilder. Gerald Lewis, Roger Vos, Art Frazier, Bob Gaulkc, I-cc Gilligan. John Morain. C843 Row I: Phil (.amhcrt. Bob Church. Jerry Sneft, John Ballard, Robert Sobota, Oscar Nelson, Orric Park . George Hrewitz. Row 2: Robert Wikstrom, Jim Kelley, John Sellable. Richard Ol on, Leo Herring, Dale Ilanen. Jim Longmann, Ray Goff. Kou- 3: Alan Nelson, Morton Obon. Fret! Mocn, Paul Fundingsland. Gary Matson. Lloyd hllingson. Donald Nybo. Bob Duffec, Robert Andervm. Row â : Roger Batcher, Mike Abraim, Miltcn Bloom, William Rusch. Roger Frazier. Byron Willmer. John Anderson. Fred Lajac. C853 City Champs The Volts started the season off with a bang by winning over Central 55-49, Southwest 34-27, West 67-40 and Edison 55-47. Marshall then overtook the Volts by a score of 30-42. But this did not stop them, for they went on to win the last five games. The Washburn Millers, who twice dropped the Volts by one point last year attempted to gum up the works again but our boys put the shoe on the other foot for they took Washburn with a score of 48-36. With this win over Washburn the Volts captured the City Championship undisputed for the first time in Vocationalâs history. They then went on to win over St. Paul Washington for the Twin City Championship by a score of 50-38. The cagers were not satisfied with this however, for they went on to win the District 17 Championship, the final game being with Central ended with a score of 56-50. They won their first game of the Region Five tournament from Buffalo, but lost to Robbinsdale in the final game. This knocked the Volts out of a chance to play in the State Tournament. Bob Petersen, the Voltâs center, was the scoring demon of the year. Bob broke all previous city high school records by scoring 264 points, giving him an average of 26.4 points per game. Bob Petersen, Howie Olson and Sam Iaquinto were three of the top ten players selected as the District 17 âAll Star Team. Roger Vos. returning next season as captain, is looking forward to another season of fine basketball. BASKETBALL Bob Petersen ⢠Roger Vos Dick Malark Howie Olson Andy Rapacz Eugene Huber Glen Hunter Tom Wilder Bill bonder LETTERMEN Bruce Leonard Ray Zych Harvey Miller Bill Martin Dave Eiccoccllo Henry Handzcl Bill Martini- â4 bars and a star. â2 bars. IâManager. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE . . . 49 55 Southwest ...27 Vocational ... 34 West 40 Vocational 67 Edison ...47 Vocational . 55 Marshall ...42 Vocational .. 30 . . 21 42 . 40 51 Henry 34 Vocational . 44 North . 35 Vocational . 54 Washburn 36 Vocational .. 48 St. Paul Washington ...38 Vocational 50 DISTRICT 17 Central ... 50 Vocational .... 56 Southwest 39 Vocational 49 Edison .... ..39 Vocational . . 42 REGION 5 Buffalo ...48 Vocational 57 Robbinsdale 43 Vocational . . .... 37 Row 1: Sam Iaquinto, Andy Rapacz. Dick Malark, Bill laindcr. Davj Eiccoccllo, Henry Handzcl, Ray Zych. Bill Martin. Row 2: Howie Olson. Roger Vos. Harvey Miller. Bob Peterson, Bruce I-conard, Eugene Huber, Tom Wilder. Glen Hunter. [86] The Presentation The Star and Tribune Championship basketball trophy was presented at a special program on March 15 by Charlie Johnson of the Minneapolis Star Sports Staff. In the picture Coach Withrow watches as Hob Petersen receives the trophy from Charlie Johnson. All-City Sammy Iaquinto, Bob Petersen and Howard Olson were chosen as members of the 1950 all-city team and also made the District 17 all tournament team. C87] [88 3 TRACK SCHEDULE March 31âApril Metropolitan Meet at U. of M. April 14âNorth at North. April 21âHenry at Henry. April 25âRelay: North, Marshall (Soph.); Henry, Vocational at Henry. April 2KâMinneapolis Relays at U. of M. May 5âRoosevelt at Roosevelt; May 6âCarlcton meet at North field, Minn. May 13âSt. Thomas Relays. May 19âEdison, North, Henry, Vocational. May 24âCity High School Meet Prelims at 0. of M. May 26âCity High School Meet Finals at U. of M. June 2âSophomore City Meet at Washburn I Iigh. lone 6âState Meet, U. of M. Row I: Ed Anderson, Joe Garber, Karl Krenz, Bill Krause, Maurice 'late, Ken Robinson. Ronald Westberry. Row 2: Morton Olson. Ward Wheeler, Jim Lordman. Dick Bungcr. Wesley Simmons, Jerry Zyvoloski. Roger Sucss. Row 3: Gayle Ix-one, Charles Grigsby, Arthur Frazier. Roger Frazier, Stanley Carlson. Darrell Zimmerman, Marvin Staurseth, Joe Matykiewicz. Thomas Ball. BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 25âNorth at Parade April 27âEdison at Columbia. May 2âMarshall at Marshall. May 4âHenry at Parade May IIâNorth at North Commons. May 16âEdison at Parade May 23âMarshall at Fol-well. May 25âHenry at Folwcll. Coach Fiedler Track The 1( 50 Track learn has three members returning next season for another year of competition. The top men on the Vocational Track Team arc Eddy Anderson, one mile, VVartl Wheeler, 220 yd. Dash, 440 yd. Run, Ronald Westberry 100 yd. Dash, 200 yd. Dash. Coach Sween has some good prospects for next year as these three lettermen arc returning. Baseball ('rackâItâs another hit. That is the familiar yell heard on the baseball diamond The Volts started the spring baseball season by playing North on April 25th at the Parade Grounds. Gene Bordwcll, Howie Olson, Tom Wilder, Bill Louder, Wally Kantorowicz and Sam Warner are hack from last year to team up with the newcomers. Row I: John Schabic. Wes Rasmussen. Robert Mulvahill. Andrew Buksa. George Brewitz, Orvic Parks. Chuck Nelson. John Freed. Robert Wing. Jerrv Chido. Row 2: Bill Lpndcr. Gay Evonson. Don McMullin, Bill Martin. Billy Maims, Bill Becker. Doyle Steinhaus. Henry Czupryna. Gene Bordwcll. Row I: Tom Wilder, DuWaync iluike. Howard Olson. David Casey, Richard Olson. Jerry Sneft. Jim Huzzard, Richard Rivard. Robert Werner, Walter Kaniowicz, Jerry Levendowski, Dennis Larson. C 89 3 LETTERMEN Edward Anderson Dick Hunger Allen Chadwick Ixighton Gardner Stanley MacArthur Marvin Staurseth Gary Tormoen Robert Wcstlund Roger Wilson Jerome Zyvoloski âCaptain. â˘â bar. Rote I: Edward Anderson, Allen Chadwick, Gary Tormoen, Jerome Zyvoloski. Row 2: Stanley MacArthur, Marvin Staurseth, Robert Wcstlund, Dick hunger, Leighton Gardner. Cross Country Hockey The Cross Country schedule was limited to five meets, two of which Vocational won. They conquered Edison, 18 to 41 and then won from Henry, 27 to 27. Mr. Sween was the coach of this yearâs team. Even though the nets were well guarded by Jerry Levandowski, the puckstcrs lost all but one game. They tied a game 0-0 with Henry. The captain, Henry Czupryna said it was a tough season and coach Milton Klcven agreed. Row 1: Gay Evanson. Bob Lundquist, Jerry Levandowski. Jerry Arruton, Jerry SneJt. Row 2: John Hitden, Carl Kcrlin, Bill Ellingsworth, Dick Bergo, Bernic Mohs, Gayle I .cone, Leroy Bloom. Maurice Peterson, Richard Harald. Jerry Sudack. Henry Czupryana. LETTERMEN Jerry Arntson Dick Bergo Henry Czuprynat Bill Eliingsworth Gay Evanson Dick Hatcher Richard Herald John Hilden Jerry Levandowski Jerry Sneft â˘â2 bars. â˘â1 bar. IâCaptain. C90] Golf Harlan Beal and Howard Beal are in their second year as Richard Osgar returns for his third year. All are top golfers stated Coach Kleven. Code he f Milton Kleven, Milo Stveen, Urdu tones. GOLF SCHEDULE South-Vocational at Columbia Central-Vocational at Columbia Washburn-Vocational at Mcadowbrook Marshall-Vocational at Columbia West-Vocational at Mcadowbrook lulison-Vocational at Columbia Henry-Vocational at Wirth North-Vocational at Columbia South-Vocational at Hiawatha Southwest-Vocational at Mcadowbrook Roosevelt-Vocational at Hiawatha Twin Cits Meet at St. Paul State Golf Meet at Minnca|v li$ Row I: Harlan Dahlen, Menefee, Goff. Miscowicz, Sporly, Omlic, Lcnnell, Kartell. Row 2: Marco. Anderson. Real, Osgar, Hendrickson. Beal, Merhart, Bergo. C913 WRESTLING LETTERMEN Art Crone Eddy Anderson Boh Lcnncll John Wills Cary Tonnoin William Krause Bob Wilson Robert (Carlson Fred Morn â˘â bar. âCaptain. Row I: William Krause, William Linnet!. Art ('rone, John Wills. Gary Tormocn. Row 2: Leo Herring. Fred Moon. Bill Becker, Duane Mnuson. Roger Wilson. Wrestling Swimming The musclemenâs season has been unsuccessful, as they lost six out of seven meets. The team won from West. Eddy Anderson and Art Crone were regional champions, as Boh Lcnncll was a runner up with second place. This is Coach Jonesâ second year with the team and Eddy Anderson was the captain. Returning next year arc seven lettermen, including Bob Lcnncll. The Volts began their season by losing four meets, but recovered to beat Edison 41-34. Captain Joe Pastwa was city high point man in diving for a single high school meet. Mr. Booth was rewarded for his hard work by an improvement in the team. Ron I: Manager. Roger Columbus, |oc Boncrezyk. Paul Young, foe Pastwa. George Warner, Jem Amlic. Row 2: Dick Hunger, Dale Withda, Jerry Flor, Lawrence Kwalick, Tom Kirh , Ronald Kcplurt. SWIMMING LETTERMEN Jerry Almuc Joe Roniarezyk Dick Bungcr Allan Chadwick Jerry Flor l.awrcncc Kawalck Leonard Nelson Joe Pastwa, Captain Dick Witala Paul Young Joe Cause Tom Kirby George Werner Roger Columbus. Manager â3 ban and 2 start. â˘â3 ban. C92I1 Imereti m sports rum high in G. A. A. G. A. A. G. A. A., the Girlsâ Athletic Association gives all girls a chance to compete in Service Ball, Line Soccer, Basketball, Volley Ball and Badminton. Letters are earned through a point system which requires 600 points for a Vocational letter and 1000 points for a City Wide Emblem. As many as 200 points may be earned for outside activities. These girls having earned 600 points will receive Vocational letters; Barbara Mason, Marjorie Swenson and LaVonne Lynch. The following girls having earned 1000 points each will receive City Wide Emblems; Virginia Bellach, Mary Ann Hultzgren, Georgia Mocn, Marjorie Swenson, Judy Pangburn and Elaine Stanley. Ron I: Barbara Mason. Juan Borsethe, Cathalme Zclcnak, Fat Cotcc, Mavis Ericluoa, Ddoru I loch, Dcloris Hronski. Violet Erick n. Row 2: Georgia Breen. Shirley St. Marie. Delores Nelson. LaVonne Lynch. Dcloris Kaezor, Violet Rudquist. Rose Rudquist. Janet Henan. Ron 3: Judy Pangburn, Harriet Egeberg, Clara Hoode, Elaine Stanlc . Merle Olson. Marjorie Swenson. Hazel Rauc. Martyrs Sprutc, La Verne Hanson. Janice Clason. Georgia Mocn. C 93 3 Cheerleaders Delore Petm, Audrey Dolbec, loan Lynch, Carnet Youngren, Shirley DeTuncq. Dorothy Dahltn, Joe Bvniarcsk. Joyce Hinford, and Altera I jq tun to. Marcia Hanson. Captain, it not pictured. Our cheerleaders have been loyal throughout the year attending all the games and cheering the team on to their victories. Our dependable leaders have made up new cheers and improved actions for the Physical Among the numerous games taught in physical education arc line soccer, basketball, and volley ball. Daily exercises arc given to help the girls keep physically fit. Tests arc given at the end of each old cheers. Their vote of thanks goes to the student l ody for supporting them in making the cheering section what it was this past year. Education semester to show the improvements made by the girls. Miss Brannon and Mrs. Sarah Lemke, also teach modern and old time dancing to help the girls acquire rhythm. The C.A.A. girls hare fun in a volley Itall game. C 94 3 Printing by Lund Pmo, photography by Miau Studio and engraung by Empire Engraving Company 4
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