Minneota High School - Viking Ventures / Minn Hi Ann Yearbook (Minneota, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1951 volume:

To our superintendent, D. G. Peters, we respectfully dedicate the Minn-Hi-Ann of 1951. Mr. Peters has been with us for the past three years and during that time, due to his untiring efforts and wise administration, our school has made great progress in every department. His sincere and kindly interest in all of our activities, and his fair and impartial treatment of every student has earned for him the esteem and admiration of all. MR.P.S.SCHNEIJER 3and, Music MISS.A.J.SOLMONSON English, Library MR.H.G.SCHRIEVER Science MISS.H.C.BER6ELAND English, Phy.Ed. MR.G.V.OLSON Princ., Social MR.A.J.BARATTA Commercial MR.J.J.FEDA Am.Hist., Algebra The senior's de- light is Miss Margaret, The kind of girl you111 be happy you met. Lillian� s studious and oh what a friend We wish you good luck that never prill end. Margaret Anseeuw .Lillian Beck Beatrice is capa- ble for her size. In lj.-H she always wins a prize. Brainy Donny can be so shy. But when you know him, he's a very nice guy. Beatrice Bottelberghe Don Bottelberghe Friendly but quiet a very good pal. If you need advice Joan's the gal. A favorite with all is Brewers, Danny, That smile of his is quite uncanny. Joan Boulton Daniel Brewers LUc ’ire A tto Out? a- t Darlene Bussing Darlene Buesing is a girl to admire, She has many talerts for hire. Edward Buysse Eddie Buysse's a boy who'll succeed, You'll get places with him in the lead. Norma Jean Buysse In all she ever attempts or tries, Norma is tops with both gals and guys. hathleen Davidson Kathleen-Kit-Kathy, whatever the name, With her ambition, she'll soon find fame. ..ildred DeCock Our youngest senior has many a charm, Tiillie's good looks can cause alarm. Ductile Christenson Lucille is always a welcome sight. That smile of hers is simply delight. Edward DeBaere Edward De Bear lived up to his name, On the football field, where he won fame. Norma Enga Norma may be a bash- ful gal. But she will always be your pal. C-19SS 01 4 T osl Colot S Silv fR Helen DeSutter Helen's sunny smil and lovable ways, ill maxe you like her the rest of your days. Lucille Fier Lucy Fler, how she can cheerlead, Here's a gal with plenty of speed. Betsey Geiwitz Personality plus suits Betsey to a T, Everyone loves her It' s plain to see. «Jano Joedo t Bright blue eyes that always twin- kle, Jane doesn't take after Rip Van Win- kle . Carol Eggennont Saxaphone and piano, she really can play, Carol will enter- tain you for many a day. Leo Fox Muscle-bound is boxer, Leo Fox, He gives his opponent plenty of knocks. LaVerna Glasser La Verna has pret- ty red hair. And never seems to have a care. Mildred Gossen For art Milly Gos- sen has a flare. That magic in her pencil is always there. Alice Gruhot Alice Gruhot1s a very quiet girl. Those brown eyes keep you in a whirl• Doris Hahimer A small little las- sie is our Doris, She didn't do bad for herself in Chorus. Emmy Lou Gunderson Full of vitality is Emmy Lou, Always peppy, and musical, too. Donnie Hanson In sports Donny can do anything. This athlete can even sing. Conrad Hennen My pinups are horses, reasons Conrad. But sometimes, I guess girls aren't so bad. Darlene Hoffman Sparkling brown eyes and long black hair, vhen you're in need DolHe's always there. AeIrene Hoffman Algene is one who likes to clown, In him you never see a frown. Donovan Hovland Donny with his blonde hair and blue eyes. Can really beat the drums and cre- ate sighs. C7ass |)� w£S js e. Mavis Johnson Likeable Mavis is sure to please. She wins friends with the greatest ease • Robert K«rr Full of charm and pep and fun. Of enemies, Bob has none. Raymond Kloos Whenever you want a friend see Ray, He 11 cure your blues whatever the day. Gene Korman On the football field. Gene1s ruff and tuff. His opponents say, wI ve had enough I Roberta Kerkvliet A musical girl is next on the list, Roberta1s voice will surely be missed. Clayton Kjorness Witty Clayton� s a tall senior lad. When he 1s around you1re never sad Marlys Kompelien Short and sweet applies well to Marlys, You just can't beat this little Miss. Corriae Lindstrom Talented and popu- lar, is Corrine, When only a junior, she was a queen F on Oe.T 'Wi’n Joan McMillin Joan Mac has narry a care. That Irish wit always there. Carroll Muhl His share of freck- les, and his win- ning way. Make Carroll a hit any old day. Clarone Opdahl Clarone is friendly and very sincere, You can always trust her with never a fear. Donovan Roberg Touchdown Terror is Roberg, Don, In basketball,too, he latches on. Lawrence Schrait Smitty sometimes is quite a tease. But he can be swell, if he wants to please. Clara Polejewski Clara never sings off key. She 11 get places wait and see. Ralph Roles Ralph Is happy most everyday. No trouble seems tc come his way. Richard Smishek Ricnard is one of the few we've seen, Whose sense of humor is really keen. Audrey Strand Audrey'a a gal who is always swell. She'll do all right time will tell. bbbS Donald Swedzinski Tall, dark, hand- some and nicknamed Swe de, All in all. He's got what you need. iviarvln Swedzinski This Taunton lad is quite full of fun, Marvin makes good times for every- one . Richard VanKeulen Richard Van Keul- en's a gentleman, indeed } His disposition is what all boys need Richard Tillemans Richard? Ho----we call him Tillie , That vocab of his is quite a dilly. Michael VanOverboke Farmer Michael is is a quiet lad, When it comes to studies, he's not bad J Marian Wambeke Hard working Mar- ian studies all day, We hope good things will come her way. Lowell White A go-getter is Lowell White, He always seems to see the light. CTasr s 0 f ? I C£f?S Richard Tilleraans Student Coun- cil Pres., Gene Korman Treasurer Edward Buyssee President, Betsey Gewitz Student Council Rep., Lucille Fier Secretary, Margaret Anseeuw Vice President. 1 o'H CL O Aj £, MARGARET ANSEEUW Chorus--!; yrs. Minni-Envoy--1 yr. Vice-President Sr. LILLIAN BECK Chorus—1 yr. Girls Glee Club--1 yr. Band—1+ yr. BEATRICE BOTTELBSRGHE B-3and--l yr. DON BOTTELBERGHE JOAN BOTTLTON Band--!;. yrs. Annual--1 yr. Carnival Attendant Jr. Secretary--Jr. Secretary--Band DANNY BREWERS Football--2 yrs. Baseball--3 yrs. Basketball—2 yrs. Treas.--Soph. DARLENE BUESING Minni-Envoy--3 yrs. Chorus--3 yrs. EDWARD BUYSSE Band—3 yrs. Chorus—1 yr. Football--2 yrs. Track--2 yrs. Pre si dent--Sr. NORMA BUYSSE Band--3 yrs. Chorus—2 yrs. Editor Minni-Envoy—2 yrs. Junior Class Play Carnival Queen—1950 LUCILLE CHRISTENSON Chorus--I , yrs. Band--!; yrs. Annual--1 yr. KATHLEEN DAVIDSON Minni-Envoy--3 Chorus--3 yrs. Ass t Annual Editor--l Jr. Class Play ED DE BAERE Football--!; yrs. Basketball--3 yrs. Jr. Class Play MILDRED DE COCK Band 1; yrs. Homecoming Queen Sr. Vice-President Jr. President Band Sr. HELEN DESUTTER Band--3 yrs. Chorus--!; yrs. Girls Chorus--!; yrs. NORMA ENGA Chorus i; yrs. Band--3 yrs. Majorette—2 yrs. CAROL EGGERMONT Band--3 yrs. Class Play Jr. Vice-President--Soph. LUCILLE FIER Band--3 Jv3 Chorus--1 yr. Dance Band—1 yr. Cheerleader—3 yrs. Homecoming Attendant--Freshman k. 1 LEO POX Baseball--2 yrs. Football--l yr. BETSEY GEIV ITZ Band--!; yrs. Chorus--l yr. Declam--1 yr. Annual--1 yr. Minni-Envoy--3 yrs. LA VERNA GLASSER Band—!; yrs. Annual—1 yr. JANE GOEDERT Annual Staff—1 yr. Chorus--!; yrs. Carnival Attendant-- MILDRED G0S3EN Chorus--l yr. Band--1 yr. Cheerleader--2 yrs. ALICE GRUHOT EMMY LOU GUNDERSON Band--1; yrs. Chorus—3 yrs. Class Play Jr. Sweet Sixteen--1 yr. Declam-- 1 yr. DORIS HAMMER Chorus--!; yrs. Sec. Student Council Mlnnl-Envoy--2 yrs. Glee Club--2 yrs. DON HANSON Basketball—!; yrs. Football—1 yr. 3aseball--3 yrs. Chorus--!; yrs. Class Play Jr. CONRAD HENNEN Football--2 yrs. Class Play Jr. Intermural--3 yrs. AELGENE HOFFMAN Chorus—1 yr. DARLENE HOFFMAN Chorus--2 yrs. Mlnnl-Envoy--2 yrs. DON HOVLAND Band--!; yrs. Chorus--!; yrs. Basketball—i; yrs. Track--1 yr. Boy's Chorus--2 yrs. MAVIS JOHNSON Chorus—3 yrs. Glee Club--1 yr. ROBERTA KERKVLIET Chorus--!; yrs. Girls Glee Club--2 yrs. Sweet Sixteen--1 yr. Minni-Envoy--2 yrs. ROBERT KERR CLAYTON KJORNESS Football--1 yr. Basketball--2 yrs. RAYMOND KLOOS Band—2 yrs. Chorus--2 yrs. Soph. MARLYS KOMPELIEN Band--2 yrs. Chorus--2 yrs. GENE KORMAN Band--!; yrs. Chorus--!; yrs. Boy s Chorus--2 yrs. Basketball--!; yrs. Jr. Class Play CORRINE LINDSTROM Drum Majorette--!; yrs. Chorus—!; yrs. Sweet Sixteen--1 yr. Minni-Envoy—3 yrs. Jr. Class Play --Soph. JOAN MCMILLIN Chorus--3 yrs. Jr. Class Play Annual Editor--l yr. Minni-Envoy--3 yrs. Declam--2 yrs. CARROLL MUHL Band—!; yrs. Chorus--2 yrs. Track--1 yr. CLARONE OPDAHL Chorus--l yr. Band--3 yrs. Glee Club--1 yr. Jr. Class Play Minni-Envoy--1 yr. CLARA P0LEJEV7SKI Chorus--! yr. Minni-Envoy—3 yrs. Glee Club--2 yrs. DON ROBERG Basketball--3 yrs. 3aseball--3 yrs. Football--2 yrs. Annual Staff--2 yrs. Jr. Class Play RALPH ROLES Basketball--3 yrs. 3aseball--3 yrs. Football--3 yrs. Chorus—2 yrs. V m LAWRENCE SCHMIT Basketball--2 yrs. Chorus--1 yr. Boy's Chorus--l yr. Sweet Sixteen—1 yr. Student Council—1 yr. RICHARD TTLLEMANS Chorus--2 yrs. Jr. Class Play Annual Staff--1 yr. Mi nni-Envoy--1 yr. Pres. Student Council RICHARD SMISHEK Chorus-- , yrs. Band--l| yrs. 3aseball--3 yrs. Boy's Chorus--3 yrs. Sweet Sixteen--1 yr. AUDREY STRAND DON SWEDZINSKI RICHARD VAN KUELEN Pootball--l yr. MICHEAL VAN OVERBEKE Basketball--1 yr. Baseball—2 yrs. Track—1 yr. MARIAN WAMBEKE B-Band—1 yr. MARVIN SWEDZINSKI Chorus--! yr. Football—1 yr. LOWELL WHITE Basketball--3 yrs. Football--l yr. Chorus—1 . yrs. Eoy's Chorus--! yr. x v v i nxs Front Row: Marcella Coleman, Helen Koch, Marie Wenker, Jean Wambeke, Mary Ann Polelewski, Diane De Sutter, Betty Van Kuelen, Mary Ann Laleman, Majorie Anderson, Mavis Pesch, Margaret Kwaitkoski, Marlene Swanson, Barbara Roberg, Darlene Swanson. Second Row: Roger Rutcosky, Bennie Brewers, Robert Bauer, Robert De Cock, Richard Moorse, Donald Nicholson, John Forys, Julian Kvan- beck, Harold Stienessen, Donavan Stensrud, Frances Van Dorpe, Colletta Wyfrels Marilyn Mikkelson. Class OH fCE-lfS Top Row: Donald Nicholson Pres. Bennie Brewers Stu- dent Council. Bottom Row: Helen Koch Vice Pres. Jean Wambeke Tres. Marie Wenker Sec. First Row: Jeanette Claeys, Veronica Brewers, James Swanson,Irene - 1 Fier, Joan Goedert, Etien Savat, Evelyn Anseew, Robert Bottlberghe, Dennis Johnson, Leona Mular, Gilbert Regnier, David Flood, Rodney Prellwitz, Danny VerKinderen Second Row: Shirley Severson, John Engberg, Mary Strand, James DeCock, Claire Kaertjens, Richard Gorecke, James Flemming, Particla VanOverbeke, lone Myhre, Marie Stienessen, Irene Lootens, Mary Ann Gossen, Frances De- bbaut, Vance Peterson, Third Row: Marian Stienessen, Annette Enga, David Schreiber, Gloria Heggen, Glenn Johnson, Pauline Hamerlinck, Marvin Schiller, Janice Hammer Hass OH c £l?s Gloria Heggen Student Council Veronica Brewers Vice Pres. James Swanson Secy. Daniel VerKinderen Tres. Francis Debbaut Pres. y'£5 K iT Front Row: John Koch, Eunice Pohlen, Donald Borson, Margaret Lozinski, Andrew Hebrank, Angelia Schrieber, David 7 hite, Angele DeSutter, Albert Eggermont. Second Row: Ronald Verschelde, Arlene Rafnson, Dean Hanson, Conrad Heggeseth, Margaret Verschelde, Donald Vermeire, Ruth Benson, Larry Flemming, Etien Lale- man. Third Row: Donald Myrvik, Marlene VanDorpe, Carol Mikkelson, James Drown, Joyce Friedrichs. Fourth Row: Walter Gislason, Gordon Nelson, Alice Van Vooren Patrick DeSutter, Elaine Vermeire, Vernon Fox, Marlene Kopitski, Fifth Row: Jeanette Verhelst, Eugene Fodness, Sharlene Opdahl, John Hennen, Sixth Row: Geraldine Hoffman, Jon Gunderson, Audrey Roberg, Lloyd VanDenBroeke, Audrey VanHyfte, Cyriel DePestel, Seventh Row: Marian Gislason, Donald Smishek, Ber- nice VanLorkeren, Nels Anderson, Norma Gudmundson. C. l 1SS Top Row: Carol Mikkleson Tres. Alice VanVooren Student Council 3ottom Row: Donald 3orson Vice Pres. Donald .Smishek Pres. Ver- non Fox, Secy. JUNIOR men H Gord°n Nelson, Donald Davidson, Jon Gunderson, E ? ®?es Dro,m� Second Row, David Larson, Andrew Hebrank, Ernie Roberg, David White, Curtis Strand, Third Row, Cyril P«tei: CoLh1lihrie;er?nald V°rshelde' Allen Christenson, a s 5 3 K e t b a- r f Andrew Hebrank, Jon Gunderson, Sonny Eggermont, Allen Christenson, Dick Johnson, Lloyd Van DenBrooke, Donald Smishek, Ronald Ver- shelde, Pat DeSutter, David White, Ernie Roberg, John Koch, Coach Olaon Boctom Row: Richard VanKeulen, Albert Egrrermont, Daniel Verkinderen, Don Nicholson, 2nd Row: Donald Smishek ,Ronald Vershelde, Leo Fox, Conrad Hennen, Dan Brewers, Louie Leland, Coach Bechtel, 3rd Row: Vance Peterson, Ed DeBaere, Gene Korman, Don Hanson, Don Roberg, Benny Brewers. Minneota.....I4 9 Ruthon........0 Minneota.....60 Hanley Falls.16 Minneota.....20 Ivanhoe....llj. Minneota.....16 Tyler......I4.0 Minneota.....62 Boyd..........7 Minneota.....29 Hendricks.... 20 Minneota...I4.I Lake Benton..69 Coach Bill” Bechtel Don Roberg-Capt. All-Dlstrict,3r. Gene Xorman-Sr. HalfBack Louie Leland-Soph. HalfBack Don Hanson-End All-District,Sr. De3aere-Sr. Center Dan 3rewers-Sr. Conrad Hennen-Sr. Don Hicholson-Jr. Benny Brewers-Jr. HalfBack Center HalfBack End DH5KET DHLL Left to Right: Dan Brewers, Donnie Kovland, Bennie Brewers, Ed DeBaere, Don Hanson, Don Roberg, Gene Korman, Lou Leland, Don Nicholson, center-Coach Bechtel. Not on picture-James Swanson. Front Row: Dick Johnson, Gilbert Regnier, Coach Bechtel, Donald Smishek, Allen Christenson, Back Row: Sonny Egger- mont, Andrew Hebrank, Robert Bauer, Daniel Verkinderen, David White, Jon Gunderson, student rranager Ernie Roberg. Not on picture-Maurice Debbaut. Minneota........ .38 Balaton............28 Minneota.........lj.5 Cottonwood........lw- Minneota...........31 Ivarihoe...........29 Minneota Minneota Minneota..... Canby. Minneota..... Lake Benton.. Minneota..... Minneota Hendricks.... Minneota..•.. Balaton...... Minneota 55 Hendricks.... Minneota..... Minneota..... Lake Benton.. Minneota..... Wood Lake.... Minneota Cottonwood • • Minneota Marshall Sports The 1950 Football Season started out with a bang with a victory- over Ruthton by a score of 1+5 to 0. The Vikings faced little opposition in the next game and beat Hanley Falls 60 to 12. Tyler, the Conference Champs to be, got the scare of their lives as the Vikings played heads up ball to walk off the field with a 16-0 halftime lead, but Tyler proved to be the champs they were and scored well in the second half to win 1+0 to 16. Homecoming was successful as far as the Vikings v ere concerned. They beat their rivals Ivanhoe 28 to 20 for the first time in a number of years. The first annual Parents Night set the stage for the next game, which was played with Boyd. The Vikings walked all over the Boyd six with a score of 62 to 7 With two regulars out the Vikings reached their peak of the season against Hendricks. Behind by two touchdowns in the third quarter the Vikings pulled it out by winning 2U-20. The last game of the season found Minneota hitting a defensive low as Lake Benton won 69 to 1+1. Two men were placed on the All-District team, Capt. Don Roberg at Quarterback and Donnie Hanson at End. Both were unanimous choices. This brought to a close a very successful season. Review With the end of football season our thoughts turned to the hard- wood courts. Minneota started out by winning three straight , then losing five in a row. One of these loses was to the smooth working Canby outfit which is now one of the teams in the State tournament, bidding for the State championship. The Vikings then started with a win over Hendricks, to initiate one of the longest winning streaks a Minneota five has had in many years, with eight in a row. In the District Minneota played Marshall and was defeated 59-1+5 Individual scoring went to Don Roberg with 311 points for an 18 point average and a shooting percentage of 1+3 � Capt. Don Hanson was second with 211+ points for a 13 average and a shooting percentage of bS% Don Roberg also had the highest free throw percentage with ?5 out of 96 for 7o . Capt. Don Hanson was picked on the All-District team at center. Don Roberg was picked at forward on the All-Camden Conference team. It will be difficult to replace these two athletes who were chosen for All-District honors in both football and basketball. Gene Korraan and Donovan Hovland, both seniors, will be missed for their scrap and aggressivness. Danny Brewers and Eddie DeBaere, the other two seniors, were very faithful In turning out for practice all year. '- hen they got into the game they played good ball. Next year’s team will be a very proraisinr ball club with fo ir lettermen returning. They are: Don Nicholson, who was elected Capt. for next year, Benny Brewers, Jimmy Swanson, and Louie Leland. The B team did not have an impressive record but they gained a lot of valuable experience for the years to come. Although Minneota lost their first game in the District tournaments, the season was a success with 11 wins and 6 losses. Front Row-Sonny Eggermont, John Forys, CoachBechtel, Danny Brewers, Second Row-James Swanson, David White, Donald Borson, Andrew Hebrank, David Schrieber, Dick Johnson, Third Row-Louie Leland, Donald Smishek, Richard Smishek, Donald Hanson, Donovan Roberg, Bennie Brewers, Donald Nicholson. TRHCK Front Row-Francis Debbaut, Rodney Prellwitz, Pat DeSutter, Marvin Schiller, Etien Laleman, Second Row-Coach chrievor, Lou Leland, ?.!aurice De Jaeghere, Marvin Swedzinski, Bennie Brewers, CoachBechtel, Third Row-Ed De Baere, Donald Nicholson, Donald Hanson, Edward Buysse, Mlcheal Van Overbeke. Front Row: Louie Leland, Edward DeBaere, Coach Bechtel, Richard Smishek, Dan 3rewers. Second Row: Don Hanson, Gene Korman, Conrad Hennen, Leo Fox. Third Row: Benny Brewers, Don Roberg, Don Hovland, Lowell White, Edward Buyssee '1 C tus Treas. Louie Leland, Vice Pres. Ed DeBaere, Sec. Richard Smishek, Pres. Dan Brewers. Council President Tillemans, a will- ing worker. STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: Donald Smishek, Betsey Geiwitz,Mr. Olson, President Richard Tillemans, Benny Brewers. Back Row: Frances De- bbaut, Gloria Heggen, Edward Buysse, Alice Van Vooren, Don- ald Nicholson. h I N N I Front Row: Donald Borson, Vernon Fox, Pat De Sutter, Second Row: Marlene Swanson, Marjorie Anderson, Co-editor Phyllis Rustand, Mr. Baratta, Co-editor Norma Buyssee, Richard Tille- mans, Doris Hammer, Third Row: Joan McMillin, Marjorie Kwiat- koski, Walter Gislason, Jeanette Verhelst, Colletta Wyffels, Marie Wenker, Jean Wambeke, Betsey Gewitz, Roberta Kerkvliet, Darlene Hoffman, Fourth Row: Darlene Swanson, Kathleen David- son, Geraldine Hoffman, Corrine Lindstrora, Darlene Buesing, Clara Polejewski, Fifth Row: Marcella Coleman, Mary Ann Polejewski, Helen Kock, Diane DeSutter. E N V 0 Y Bonnie Borson, Clarone Opdahl, Lillian Beck, Mary Strand, Pauline Hamerlinck, Betsy Geiwltz, Emmy Lou Gunderson, Milly DeCock. Second Row: Joyce Friedrichs, Karen Peterson, Shirley Severson, Ruth Benson, LaVerna Glasser, Marlys Kompelien, Norma Enga, Gloria Heggen, Darlene Swanson, Donald Borson, Curtis Strand, Lucille Fier, Jeanette Claeys. Third Row: Anita Buretta, Clarice Kompelien, Carolyn Mohn, Carol Swanson, Marlene Swanson, Carroll Muhl, Joan Boulton, Joan Askdal, Carol Eggermont, Donnie Hanson, lone Myhre, Richard Smishek, Raymond Kloos, Edward Buysse, Donovan Hovland, Gene Korraan, Helen DeSutter, Lucille Christenson, Norma Buysse, Mr. Schneider, Corrine Lindstrom. Baritone Donald Myrvik M I N N Seated: Kathleen Davidson, Joan 3oulton, Mary Ann Polejewski, Jean Wambeke, Joan McMillin. Standing: Marcie Coleman, Richard Tillemans, Betsey Oe witz, Mr.Feda, Norma Buysse, Don Roberg, Vernon Fox. Not pictured, Lucille Christenson H I fl N N Veronica Brewers, Irene Fier, Mary Ann Gossen, Patricia Van Overbeke, Annette Enga, Jani s Hammer, Joan Goedert, Colletta Wyffels, Diane De Sutter, Helen Koch, Marcella Coleman, Second Row: Joan McMillin, Lucille Christenson, Betsey Geiwitz, Lillian Beck, Darlene Swanson, Bonnie Borson, Doris Hammer, Lucille Fier, Clarone Opdahl, Third Row: Mr. Schneider, Marlene Swanson, Jeanette Claeys, Mary Strand, Pauline Hamerlinck, Gloria Heggen, Shirley Severson, Margaret Anseeuw, Helen DeSutter, Norma Buysse, Mildred Gossen, Fourth Row: Raymond Kloos, Richard Smishek, Jane Goedert, Barbara Roberg, Darlene 3uesing, Corrine Lindstrom, Kathleen Davidson, Marie Wenker, Jean Wambeke, Mary Ann Polejewski, Clara Polejewski, Joyce Skogen. Fifth Row: Maurice Debbaut, Donald Hanson, Gene K rman, Lowell White, Algene Hoffman, Conrad Heggeseth, Ralph Roles, Mavis Johnson, Darlene Hof- fman, Roberta Kerkvliet, Eugene Fodness, Donald Myrvik, Robert Bausr, Roger Rutcosky, Sixth Row: Lawrence Schmidt, Edward Buysse, Carroll Muhl, Donovan Hovland , Marvin Swedzinski, Richard Tillemans, Emmy Lou Gunderson, Pat De Sutter. 5MEET SIXTEEN Corrino Lindstrom, Bonnie Borson, Roberta Kerkvliet, Pauline Hamerlinck, Darlene Swanson, Colletta Wyffels, Second Row, Dayid Schrieber, Donnie Hanson, Gene Korman, Richard Smishek, Lawrence Schmit, Donovan Hovland, Francis Debbaut, Not Pictured, Richard Tillemans, Eraray Lou Gunderson, Gloria Heggen. RNCE D D D Joan Askdal, Joan Boulton, Carroll Muhl, Carol Eggermont, Second Row, Lucille Fier, Betsey Geiwitz, Director Richard Smishek, Mildred DeCock, Donovan Hovland, Donald Hanson, Raymond Kloos, Edward Buysse, Not Pictured, Emmy Lou Gunderson 4 iXuwioft Cuss Vl Ay Wt S )iooK 'TUt, F JrwiU Left to right, Colletta Wyffels, Marie Wenkers, Diane DeSutter, Benny Brewers, Darlene Swanson, Bob Bauer, Julian Kvan- bek, Donovan Stensrud, Don Nicholson, Marlene Swanson, Marcie Coleman, Bonnie Borson. Bob Bauer and Darlene Swanson C LAM Seated: Angele DeSutter, Marie Wenker, Darlene Swanson, Geraldine Langsweirdt, Irene Lootens, Standing: Pat DeSutter, Angela Sch- reiber, Colletta Wyffels, Irene Pier, Betsey Geiwitz, Patricia VanOverbeke, Joan McMillin, Arlene Rafnson, Vernon Pox, Conrad Hedges eth. Winnersr humorous-Darlene Swanson; Dramatic-Joan McMillin Se rnor Class PC j Front row; Barry Janssen, Clara Pole jewski, Kathleen Davidson, Corrine Lindstrom, Carol Eggermont, Norma Buysse, Darlene Bue- sing, T'arlys Kompelien, Mildred Gossen, Joan McMillin, Clarone Opdahl, Director Mrs. Richard Ousman, Back Row; Audrey Strand Richard Tillemans, Raymond Kloos, Betsy Geiv'itz, Richard Smi- shek, Donald Hanson, Donovan Roberg. Gene Korman, Laurence Schmit Queen Mildred and Attendents Annual and Paper Float Freshmen Float Junior Float The Lucky One B-I-N-G-0 More Confetti Under B-6 THE. Fomk D«w's JLe , t bl E fc Jean Goedert OWiC£ CooX? V t Hank DeCock Mrs. Virginia Benson and Mrs. Kay Anderson. 8 vi Dnvto Left to right: Paul Traen Ed Janssen, Donny 'erpy, and Vincent Gossen.