Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1948 volume:

1948 MIRROR Published by students of Mondovi Hieh School edLc tian In grateful appreciation of his services as a teacher and principal of Mondovi High School, this 1948 annual is respectfully dedicated to C. L. Dodge, who has inspired many young people to higher ideals. Go tte Ui Administration Seniors Underclassmen Athletics Organizations Sui%eAi ie+t e+tt Once a jain we are finishing a school year. Our activities have been numerous and varied. This annual presents a picture of those activities which we hope will prove to be of interest in the years to come Our school plant, our studies, our :ellow students, our faculty are all reflected within the covers of this book. ; ay it help you to recall pleasant memories of your experience at the Mondovi High School. Standing: Otto Bollinger, W. F. Nogle Seated: R. C. Nelson, R. J. Tanner, J. V. Whelan fcoanxl CdbiccUiosi The school board acts as rej -re sentative8 for the citizens of Mondovi in matters relating to the school system. They nave complete charge of all the funds, the appointment of teachers, and all school functions. The officers are: Director.....W. 7. Nogle Clerk........J. V. Wnelan Treasurer.•. .R. J. Tanner DONALD HORN Bachelor of Science degree from River Falls State Teachers College. Teacher of mathematics and chemistry. Coach of fresnman basketball and baseball. Adviser of Sophomore class. JEAN RAD1L Bachelor of Science in music education from the University of Minnesota. Teacher of music. Director of band, chorus, and sextette. JUNE MEYER Bachelor of Science degree from LaCrosse State Teachers' College. Teacher of science and physical education. Director of Girls' Athletic Association and tumbling. C. L. DODGE Master of Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin. Teacher of physics HOWARD L. KGLSTAD Bachelor of Science degree from Eau Claire State Teachers' College. Teacher of American government and geography. Coach of athletics. MRS. HOWARD KOLSTAD Bachelor of Science degree from Central State Teachers' College. Teacher of history and French. Adviser to MIRROR and BUFFALO BILL-BOARD staffs. Coach of debate, oratory and extemporaneous speaking. Adviser of Honor Society and Junior class. MRS. ASPEN EDE Bachelor of Arts degree from Ripon College. Teacher of English and Latin. Supervisor of the library. Mviser of Senior class. MAE ALICE ENGLISH Bachelor of Education Degree from Whitewater State Teachers' College. Teacher of commercial courses. Business adviser for MIRROR tournament dope sheets and tickets for games. GEORGE NELSON Bachelor of Education degree from Eau Claire State Teachers' College. Teacher of biology, woodworking and physical education. MRS.GLENN ROSENTHAL Bachelor of Science degree from Stout Institute. Teacher of Home Economics. Director of lunchroom and Future Homemakers of America. Adviser of freshman class. fyacuUtf' LOIS LANCETTE Bachelor of Science degree from Eau Claire State Teachers' College. Teacher of English. Director of dramatics, forensics, and photography. Adviser of Sophomore class. MBS. FLORENCE CANAH Illinois Vesleyon University. College. University of Wisconsin. Milwaukee State Teachers' Teacher of music. MRS. CLARA CONGER Buffalo County Normal and River Falls State Teachers College. Teacher of eighth grade. INEZ ODEGARD Eau Claire State Teachers College. Teacher of seventh grade. LEONA GUNDERSON Secretary of Mondovi 8 school system. LAWRENCE NISDZWISCKI Bachelor of Science degree from River Falls State Teachers College. Teacher of agriculture. Director of the Future Farmers of America. Adviser of freshman class. COOKS JANITORS Ip that so I Is that for Arlie? Angle tvo=pngle three Don t waste muaclee scowling Troubles, Gerry? Glamor I Harry Now girls, 8top looking at yourselves Working hard? Champ Scrapper Got it now? Pretty trees I Big Joke I The flew Look Harris Serum Betty Pculson Harry School is the spice of life; too bad I don t like spices. Mirror 2-3, Member of football squad 2, Basketball: Member of B squad 1-2, Track 3. Dorothy Dutter She Just can't make her eyes behave. Glee Club 2, May Fete 3, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, Dope Sheet 4, jAA 2 3, FHA 2—3—4, Class C Tournament 4, Photography Club 3, Tumbling Club 2-3, Dramatic Club 4 Donna Deetz She and gloom have no relation. Mirror 4. DOT e Sheet 4, GAA 3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Hall Monitor 3-4, Ticket Committee 4, Class C Tournament 4, Treasurer 4. Cleo Quarberg She succeeded with a way all her own. Band 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2, Buffalo Bm_ Board 4, Photography Club 4, FHA 2-3-4, Dramatic Ci b 3-4, Hall Monitor 4, Honor ociety 3-4. She is likable as she is lookable. Band 1, Chorus 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3, May Fete 3, Solo 1, Sextette 2, Mirror 2-3-4, FHA 4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Usher 3, Claes C Tournament 2. Doris 18 acson Work, where did I hear that word before? Declamations 2, Dope Sheet 4. John Sharp Both wise and otherwise.” Band 2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Debate 3-4, Declamations 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3, One Act Play 3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3, Football: Letter Winner 1-2-3-4, Member of squad 1-2-3-4, Basketball: Letter Winner 3, Member of A squad 3, Member of B squad 1-2, Track 1-2-3-4, BAA 4, Tumbling 4, Dramatic Club 2-3-4, Class C Tournament 4, Class President 4, Class Treasurer 1. Frieda Otto Fritz She's a good, kind, steadfast friend. Chorus 3-4, Mirror 4, Dope Sheet 4, GAA 3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Hall Monitor 4, Class Treasurer 3. Donna Thorson Digger ■She la a quiet girl; at times. Glee Club 2, May Fete 3, Archery 2, Pnotography Ciub 2. Maurita Ness Rita ■She'a quiet, until you get to know her. Chorus 4, Glee Club 2, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Dope Sheet 4, FHA 4, Class C Tournament 4, Fnotography Club 4, Dramatic Club 3-4. Marshall Smith I may look like t ladies1 man, but I'm not. Band 1-3-4, Chorus 4, Class Play 3, JTA 1-2-3-4, BAA 2-3—4, Photography Club 3-4, Tumbling Club 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 3-4. Leona Brager I say no more than necessary. Glee Club 1. 7HA 2-3. Newell Erickson Eric Big footprints in the sands of time. Band 1-3-4, Chorus 1-3-4 Class Plays 3-4, Mirror 1-3-4, Eootball: Letter Winner 1-2-3-4, Co-Captain 4, Member of squad 1-2-3-4, All-Conference 2-3, Dope Sheet 4, Basketball: Letter Winner 2-3-4, Member of A squad 2-3-4, Member of B squad 1, Track 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 4, Letter Club 4, Honor Society 3-4, Class C Tournament 3 Class President 1. Jane Robinson Leave me to my solitude. GAA 1-2-3, Hall Monitor 2, Dramatic Club 3, Glee Club 1. Donna Luhrsen Louie A favorite with all is she, with her personality why shouldn't she be? Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Glee Club 2, Sextette 4, Extemporaneous Reading 2, Class Play 3, Mirror 1-3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Tumbling lub 1-2-3-4, Kail Monitor 2, Dramatic Club 3-4, Hot Lunch 1, Class Treasurer 2, Honor Society 3-4. Arlene Smeltrer ■Why worry, life is toq short. Edward Kahlum Gerry' Ed No better than he ha8 to be. Chorus 1-2-3-4, Football: Member of squad 3, Baseball 3, FAA 1-2-3-4, BAA 3, Class C Tournament 3-4, Dramatic Club 4, Hot Lunch 4, Boys Quartette 1-2-3, FFA FHA Quartette 4, FFA Speaking Contest 2-3, Study Hall Monitor 4. Geraldine Tanz Nice in more ways than one. Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4 Glee Club 1-2, Sextette 4, Class Play 3, Mirror 1-2-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 2-3-4, GAA 1—2—3—4, FHA 2—3—4, Pep Club 3-4, Photography Club 3, Tumbling Club 1-2-3, Usher 4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Class Vice President 1, Hall Monitor 2, Librarian 2. Marie Danzinger You don't half appreciate her until you know her. May Fete 3, Mirror 4, Dope Sheet 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3 4. GAA 2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4. Funice Bierr.yer We know little of her, but that little is good Hall Monitor 3-4, Class C Tournament 4. Rachel Odegard Odie Full of fun and mischief too; doing things she should not do. Chorus 3. Glee Club 1, Buffalo Bin-Board 3-4, GAA 3-4, Dope Sheet 4, FHA 3-4, Photography Club 4, Dramatic Club 4, Class C Tournament. Irene Eide Quiet in appearance with motives unknown. Glee Club 1-2, May Fete 3, Dope Sheet 4, GAA 3, FHA 3. Donald kelson Don Domra He ike ■Heike Ho sinner or no saint perhaps, but then the very-best of chops Class Hay 3, Mirror 3-4, Football: Letter Vinner Member of B squad 3-4, Basket ball: Member of A squad 4, Member of B squad 2-3-4, Base ball 3. 11 8 the songs that you sing and the smiles you wear, that make you popular everywhere Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Debate 4, Declamation? 2, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4. GAA 1-2-3-4, FEA 2-3- , Photography Club 3, Pep Club 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Hall Monitor 4, Class C Tournament 4, Freshman Class Reporter, Demonstrations 2-3 Edna Smith ■I don t say much, but I do a lot of thinking. Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Dope Sheet 4, Usher 4, Dramatic Club 4, Class C Tournament 4. Lyman Franzwa Chris He'd be an asset to any C1 88. Debate 1, Football: Letter Winner 4, Member of squad 3-4, BAA 3-4, Usher 3 Beverly Kruger Bev ■It. s best to plan things early in life. Dope Sheet 4, Hall Monitor 4. La Von Bauer Silence best speakee the mind. Band 1-2-3-4, Dope Sheet 4, SAA 3-4. FHA 2-3-4. Mary Ann Vasts Art thou gentle and demure or do thy looks belie thee? May Fete 3, GAA 1-2. JLr Gerald Paulson Jerry Janis Colby I may be something sensational yet. Football 3, FFA 1, BAA 3, Usher 3. We know her by her friendly air. Class Play 3, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Pnotography Club 3-4, Cheer Leader 1-2-3, Tumbling Club l-C-3-4, Dramatic Club 3-4. Beverly Amundson Bev We wondered and as the wonder grew,—how one small head could harbor All she knew. Declamations 1, Class Plays 3, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4(Editor 4), GAA 3, FHA 2-3-4, Photography Club 3, Dramatic Club 4, Honor Society 3-4, Ticket Committee 3-4, Librarian 3-4, Usher 4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class Reporter 2, Class Vice President 4, Demonstrations 1-3. Joel Shaw ■I'm here even if 1 don't tell anyone. BAA 3-4, Usher 3. Ronald Meyer I can argue and argue at a good rate. If a lii were crooked I'd call it straight. Baseball 2-3-4. FAA Ethel Hardy A hand full of fun is better than a buehelful of knowledge. GAA .4. Doris Flakoy She's quiet as the hills, but not quite so green. Librarian 3-a. Other 3. Wallace Nelson Wally Leave the world as it is, C'll take it anyway. Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, 1AA 3. I la Rohrscheib Maggie Lots of fun and still gets work done. Glee Club 2, Debate 2-3-4, Mirror 4, Declamations 1- 2, Oratory 3, Class Play 3, Extemporaneous Reading 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 5-4, GAA 2- 3, FHA 2-3-4, Tumbling Club 2-3, Dramatic Club 3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Librarian 4, Hot Lunch 4, Hall Aonitor 3- 4, Ticket Committee 2-3-4, Class C Tournament 2-3-4, Regional Tournament 4, Demonstrations 2-3-4 Leorra Steinke Lee ■l m no angel, but I m happy.■ Dope Sheet 4. Transferred Trom Everett High School, Everett, Washington. Beryl Johnson Butch Generally speaking, he s generally speaking. Chorus 1-2-3-4, May Fete 3, Junior Class Play, One Act Play 4, Mirror 1-2-3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 2—4, Dope Sheet 4, Football: Letter Winner 2-3-4, Member of squad 1-2-3-4, Honorable Mention 3-4, Captain 4, Member of A squad 3-4, Member of B squad 1-2, Track 2-3-4, Archery 1, Dramatic Club 4, Letter Club 4, Study Hall Monitor 4, Class C Tournament 1-2-3-4, President 2. Anita Kolstad Quality makes up for quantity. Chorus 3-4, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Dope Sheet 4, Dramatic Club 4, Hot Lunch 3, Usher 4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Secretary 4, Patricia Schreiner Pat The world has need of girls like you. Chorus 3-4, Glee Club 2, Debate 2-3-4, Declamations 2- 3, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 2—3, FHA 2—3— 4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Ticket Committee 2-3-4, Librarian 4, Hall Monitor 3-4, Class C Tournament 2-3-4, Regional Tournament 4, Class Secretary 2, Honor Society 3-4, Demonstrations 2-3-4, Homecoming 3- 4. Garfield Odegard Wimpy There are two days one should never worry about; yesterday and tomorrow. Football 2-3-4, Letter Winner 2-3-4, Member of squad 3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, FFA 4, BAA 3. Karol Glasspoole Clara11 We know her by her Joyous air, the girl who never has a care. Band 1-2, Chorus 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-2, Sextette 4. Freshman Secretary, FHA Demonstrations 2—3—4. FFA FHA Quartette 4, Class Play 3, GAA 1-2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Pep Club 4, Dramatic Club 3-4, Honor Society 4, Hall Monitor 2-4, Usher 4. Jermaine Hill Jerry When Joy and duty clash, I let duty go to smash. Chorus 4, Debate 1. Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Extemporaneous 8peaking 4, Football: Letter Winner 2-3-4, Member of squad 1-2-3-4, All-Conference 3, Track 1-2-3-4, Basketball: better Vinner 3, Member of A equal 3, Member of B 8quad 1-2, BAA 4, Class C Tournament 1-2-3, Class President 3. David. Xyre nTex Don't nish me, I don't like it. Chorus 3-4, olos 3-4, Quartette 3, Football: Letter '.'inner 4, Member of sound 3-4, Track 2, Baseball 1-2-3-4, FAA 1-2-3-4, BAA 3-4, Tumbling Club 1-2, Class C Tournament 4, FAA Boy Quartette 2-3, FFA Mixed Quartette 3-4. ■His studies were pursued but never effectively overtaken. FAA -2-3-4 BAA 4. Merwyn Xolstad Mike I like to study but I don't see any sense in over-working myself. Football: Letter Vinner 3-4, Member of squad 2-3-4, Track 2-3, Baseball 1-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, BAA 3-4, Study Hall Mori tor 4. Thorwald Olson Toar Arlis Everson Beaver When I feel like working, I Just lie down until the feeling goes away. Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Football: Letter dinner 2-3—4, Captain 4, Member of squad 1-2-3-4, All-Conference 4, Basketball: Letter Winner 3-4, Member of A squad 2-3-4, Member of B squad 1, Track 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Letter Club 4, Vice President 3. Helen Winter There's just one place for me; near youP Silence is golden and boy is he rich I FFA 1-2-3-4, Class C -ournament 2. Glee Club 1, D0pe Sheet 4, GAA 2-3, Librarian 4, Ticket Committe 4, Usher 3-4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Reporter 3. Not on Picture: Leo Oberhofer Sometimes I sit and think; most of the time, I just sit. CLASS OFFICERS President--------------------John Sharp Vice resident---------------Beverly Amundson Secretary--------------------Anita Kolstad Treasurer--------------------Donna Deetz Coming bacjc to school last fall the senior class was very much enthusiastic about the year which was ahead of them. This, no doubt, was to be the most interesting and important year of their high school career. On December 19, they sponsored the annual Senior Ball. The theme carried out was Snow-Ball. For about a month before all the members of the senior class were busy helping making the decorations for the dance. If anyone happened to look into the mirrior room almost any period of the day, they would have found a group of seniors sitting there cutting different designs out of paper. Well, they were making snowflakes which later adorned the windows. On the stage was a large fleecy white snow-man, complete with hat and broom, standing beside the two pine trees, laden with icicles. To carry out the winter theme was winter scenes on the walls and icicles hanging from the ceiling. The punch was served from a snow-fort at one side of the gym. Guy Woodford and hi 6 orchestra was engaged to furnish the music for the evening. Now with their first big event over, the seniors were all thinking ahead, to graduation on May 26. They chose for their motto: Greater Deeds Await Us, the flower: red and white roses; the colors: royal blue and silver. QJqAA Will Ve, the Senior Class of 19 8, of Mondovl High School, fast nearing the time when ve must depart, do hereby publish our last will and testament: To the Juniors, we leave our seniority rights for the year 1949. To the Sophomores, we leave our intelligence and distinction. To the Freshmen, we leave the hope that they may some day hold the position which we now hold. To Mr. Dodge, we leave our pinups and all other locker adornment. To Mr. Horn and Mr. Nelson, we leave all our remaining footprints and fingerprints to be used for scientific research for the good of future classes• To Mrs. Xol6tad and Miss English, we leave to each a copy of How to Preserve Husbands. To Mrs. Bosenthal, we Senior girls leave thanks for helping us learn the fundamentals of Homemaking. To His6 Radii, we leave the memory of our good behavior in Chorus. To Mrs. Ede, we leave our good nature and memories of our good English. To Kiss Meyer, we Senior girls leave our creaking Joints from gym class to be used as desired. To Mr. Kolstad, we leave our thanks for a successful atnletic year. To Mr. Nledzwieckl, we leave the name Mr. Murphy so that his students may address him. To Hi88 Lancette, we leave our auietness and good English to be distributed among the members of the Sophomore classes. Tha members of the Senior Class wish to make the following personal bequests: Dave Nyre's boots to Donna Smith for safe-keeping. A portion of Thorvald Olson s bashfulness to John Steinmetz. Gerry Tanz's gentle nature to Iva Sather. Donna Koike'e giggle to Muriel Ronnei. To carry out Donna Luhrsen's flirty eyes and figure, Nancy Fearer. Eric's position as star center in basketball to brother, Jerry. Arlie's ability at long shots to Bill Stringer. Cleo s Job of Chorus pianist to Dave Heimer. Janice's ability to tumble to the B tumbling team. Beverly A. knowledge of Algebra-Trig to Dave uarberg. Butch's ability to argue a point to Bud Swain. Edna Smith's natural curls to Margie Crandall. Karol's FKA position to Barbara Howard. John Sharp's charm for girls to Jack Gillette. Dorothy Dutterfe charm for boys to Audrey Evans. Some of Marie Danzinger's quiet dignity to Joan Thorson. Some of Doris I. slenderness and height to Esther Jensen. Rachel's vivdciousness to Katherine Berg. Donna Deetz s dimples to Bud 8wain. Jerry Hill's ability to tell stories to Gordon Rustad. Merwyn (Mike) Kol6tad's head of hair to Stub Hurtley. Ed. Manlum's farming ability to Dean Amundson. Harry Serum's devoted attention to his studies to Bill Stringer. Dollie Bergh's love for school to Janet Tanz. Edna Gilbertson's quietness to Rutn tfueldner. Is hereby affixed with the seal of the Senior Class of Kondovi High School, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Eight. D. Amundson £• Bauer M. Becker C. Beeson W. Bleum A. Brenner R. Colby D. Dregney .r. Frickson ?. Fimreite L. Forthun L. Gates • Gibson D. Gilbertson I. Goes M. Greenwood B. Gueldner D. Hanson S. Hardy L. Heck M. Heida B. Holme8 Holstein H. Hoverson D. Hurtley J• Karew P. La Duke S. Larson V. Larson A. Lehman The members of the Junior Class are well represented in athletics, forensics, debate, music, pep organizations, and various school activities The Juniors showed not only good salesmanship, but dramatic ability as well when their play °We Shook the Family Tree was presented to a large audience. A sum of approximately $177 was collected. A magazine sale was carried on by the Junior class early last fall. About $220 was added to the class treasury in this manner. By these means the Juniors earned money for sponsoring the Junior Prom, which was held on May 8. Bill Stringer and Sharon Hardy reigned as king and queen for the affair, of which Hong Kong Blues was the theme. The class officers are as follows: President...........Gordon Rustad Vice President.......Joretta Gibson Secretary...........Lois Molid Treasurer.....................Henrietta Hoverson Reporter. ....•••••. .Marceline Beckei Adviser.•••••••.....Mrs. olstad L. J. £• Lund Machemeir Hahlum Martenaon D. Hock L. Molid J, Winter L. Wright R. Uraeaa B. Ward B. Wei a9 Not in picture: Harold Hurtley E Alme B. Bauer L. Becker M. Becker K. Berg F. Bleum D. Bloom 3. Bor wrrdt K. BragteT R. Brantner D. Brenn B. Brlon Christopherson D. Claflin A. Cleasby J• Colby S. Crandall b. Davis D. Dowden p. Dutter R. Hhrenholdt J. Erickson A. Evans C. Feeney J Fitzgerald M. ForthuD J. Gillette P. Orady R« Gueldner M. Gullickson D. Helmer 3• Howard • IsaccBon I. Jensen E. Johnson Soflluufto i One of the main events of the sophomore year is the week during which they initiate into the school all the new f res naan. Climaxing it all was a party for the entire student body sponsored oy the sophomore class. The sophomores took first place last fall on their float in the Homecoming parade. K:e St Drize was added to their class treasury' i re are a number of outside activities too. Among them are football, basketball, chorus, debate, forensics, and several others. K. Jonnson D. Klopp E. Larson 0. Lawrence w. McCann D. Kelson D Kelson I. Odegard hm Olson L. Pabst I.. Parkhurst L. Paulson R. Peterson D Roetter L Risen R. Robinson I. Sather L. Sather D. Schvlts D. Schult ?. Sie D. Segerstrom D. Smith A. Stankey R. Swr.n D. Tanner D. Thompson J Thorson A, Ulberg Ulberg D. Urness R. Urness J. Weber L. Weiss L. Williams J. Winter R. Winter D. Yarrington Not in picture; Sherman Olson, Ruby ThalTe. Marlene Duetscher The officers are as follows: President..............Delbert Nelson Vice-President....................Duane Segerstrom Secretary A Reporter . Xois Weiss Treasurer..............Betty Ulberg Advisees ............. Mi86 Lancette, Mr. Horn M. Anderson J. Bauer K. Beeson G Harness R. Hanestad D. Hanson B. Bielefeldt F. Boigenzahn J. Brougham P. Hart D. Harvey D. Heck M. Crandall D. Danzlnger J. Duncanson M. Holten 0. Hurtley J. Isaccson B. Elienbc.Tt:er N. Fearer D. Fi-'.reite E. Johnson G Johnson M. Johnson B. Fitzgerald J• Franzva R. Gilbertson R. Kern M. Kins E. Kolstad Clad in queer costumes and without even a chance to choose for Truth or Consequences the freshies were initiated last fall into MKS. They had the usual rigamarole for individuals of the class and then later enjoyed a lunch and then a dance. All the freshies went home bruised, but happy. The freshies have proved to be valuable additions to KHS in extracurricular activities as well as scholorships. Tx.e officers are as follows: President.........Stanley Lehman Vice president....Francis Boiganzahn Secretary.........Gerald Serum Treasurer.........Mavis Kins Advisers..........Mrs. Rosenthal, Mr. Siedzwickl J. Langert L. Larson S Lehman W. Schafer P. Serum D. Steinke L. LuMnsky L. Lund E. Lurndal M Severson V. Schultz P. Sheehan M. Medin A. Mehls L. Ness D. Solle L. Stamm 0. Stamm B. Nyre L. Ottum D. Peterson L. Swain D. Thaiacker J. Tanz ( • Paulson H. Risen D. Risen B. Thompson L. Umess D. Weber A Rohrscheib W. Rosenthal L. Ede R Weisenbeck J. Wolff Hot in pictures Donald Andereon, Joyce Hurtley Ztifittlt Qlade Tne members of the eighth grade class filled Red Cross gift boxes this year as well as giving generously to the March of Dime’s. Many of the boys took part in the Junior High football and basketball teams. A number of the girls took tumbling. Several Junior High parties were enjoyed during the year. Officers are as follows: Back row: Carole Becker, Ruth Ann Koeon. Mary Ellen Sather, Ronald Brougham, Third row: Mrs. Conger, Lorraine Schultz, Sally Howard, Mavis Hurtley, Doris Peterson, Second row: Gloria Thompson, Elaine Paulson, Jean Nyre, Beverly Gueltzow, Ruth Nyre, President......Peggy Weiss Vice president.Sonia Splittstoesser Secreta Treasur •••Walter Hovey Reporte Adviser........Mrs. Clara Conger Charles Wright, Alice Smeltzer, Alice Hedberg, Donna May, AnnaDel Bauer, Amy Grady Marjorie Sessions, Muriel Hollister, Janis Olufsop, Paul Hart, Keith Robinson, Charles Ede Joan Weber, Duane Peterson, Jack Serum, Donald Crandall, Leroy Schultz Seated: Bill McLaughlin, Gordon Litchfield, Walter Hovey, Sonia Splittstoesser, Peggy Wei88. Darlene Bloom, Patsy Loomis, Jean Koenig Back row: Allen Christenson, Gerald Larson, Donald Smeltzer, Burt Greenwood, David Howard, Betty Nichols, Nancy Robinson, Marjorie McLaughlin, Katharine Blumhardt, Joan Christopherson Third row: Miss Odegard, Kenneth Jones, Jack Banning, Clarence George, Della Medin, Sanford Risen, Phyllis Bach, Bette Thompson, Marlyce Machmeier, Lois Hageness, Germaine Goodermote Second row: James Bollinger, Donald Langert, Raymond Roen, Emil Guelle, Sheri Park-hurst, James Bleger, Kenneth Duncanson, Betty Crandall, Marilyn Paulson, Betty Schultz, Joan Crawford Seated: Keith Koenig, Nancy Lee, Vayne Nelson, Dick Gueldner, Barbara tyiarberg, Jenelle Skare, Emmy Cook, Marie Goss Seoestili Qncu e Members of the seventh grade were well represented in football, basketball, tumbling, and various athletics. They organized a new society called the Wisconsin Historical Tne class gave generously to the Red Cross and the March of Dimes Like the eighth grade, they enjoyed several Jr. High parties during the year. The class officers are as follows President..... Vice president Secretary..... Treasurer..... Reporter...... Adviser....... Dick Gueldner Emmy Lou Cook Wayne Nalson Jenelle Skare Barbara Quaiberg Inez Odegard Back row; Paul Hart, Charles Ede, Charles Wrlgit, Keith Robinson, Bill McLaughlin, Walter Hovey Second row: Coach nelson, Jim Bla er, Duane Peterson, Kennetn Duncanson, Jack Serum, Jim Bollinger Front row: Keith Koenig, Jack Benning, Gordon Litchfield, David Howard, Donald Crandall, Kenneth Jones, Clarence George Back row: Paul Hart, Charles Tde, Charles Wright, Ronald Brougham, Burt Greenwood Third row. James Blager, Duane Peterson« Donald Crandal, Ken Jones, Bill McLaughlin Second row: Keith Koenig, Clarence George, Keith kooinson. Jack Benning, Dick Gueldner „ , _ . e ___ Sectec: Jpecs Sollinrar, '..Viter Kcvey, David Howard, Wayne Kelson, Jack Serum front row: Stanley Larson, Lyman franzva, Arvli Cleasby, Douglas Mock, Paul LaDuke, francls Gillette, Bernard Bauer, Donald flare!te. Bill Bieiefeiat, Jarrell Dowden, Gerald Serum Second row: Richard Davis, Garfield Odegard, Merwyn Kolstad, David Nyre, William Stringer, Arils Everson, Valter Brion, Beryl Johnson, John Sharp, Jerry Hill. Gerald Swain, Newell Erickson, Donald Schultz Back row: Mr. Kolstad, Jean Amundson, Joan Weber, Duane Segerstrom, Vaughn Larson , Donald Nelson, Richard Tanner, francis Boigenzahn, David uarberg, Jerry Erickson.Jim Brougham, Mr. Horn Not on Picture: Roger Peterson first Team football Backfleld: John Sharp, Gerald Swain, Jerry Hill, Beryl Johnson Line: Richard Davis, Arils Everson, Merwyn Kolstad, David lyre, William Stringer, Garfiela Odegard, Newell Erickson rf-ooibcUl Second Team Backfleld David Qunrberg, Donald Nelson. Francis Boigenzahn, fiichard Tanner Line: Jerry Irickson, Duane Segerstrom, Vaughn Larson, Dean Amundeon, John Weber, Walter Brion, Jim Brougham Third Team Backfleld: Bernard Bauer, Bill Bielefaldt, Darrell Dovden Line: Lyman Tranzwa, Paul LaDuke, Donald Fimreite, Francis Gillette, Stanley Larson, Arvid Cleaeby, Douglas Mock football MondoYi_____18 Whitehall.......0 Mondovi....12 Augusta.........0 Mondovi....21 Black River....0 Mondovi....31 Galesville.....0 Mondovi......7 Arcadia........14 Mondovi......0 Durand..........6 Mondovi.... 21 Osseo...........7 football Individual Scoring B. Johnson..... J. Hill........ X. Erickson.... 3. Swain....... J. Sharp.........6 row: Mr. Kolstad, Allen Lehman, John Weber, Delbert Nelson, William Stringer Donald Nelson, Mr. Horn front row: Gerald Swain, David Quarberg, Beryl Johnson, Arils Everson, Newell Erickson Mondovi—36 Eleva -35 Mondovi—36 Independence- -49 Mondovi—31 Black River— -25 Mondovi—26 Durand -29 Mondovi—27 Augusta -30 Mondovi—36 Altoona— -38 Mondovi—37 Gilmanton -36 Mondovi —26 Oaseo -21 Mondovi—29 Arcadia -30 Mondovi—48 Black River— -25 Mondovi—37 Augusta -26 Mondovi—55 Independence- -38 Mondovi—37 Osseo -40 Monaovl—62 Whitehall -25 Mondovi—33 Arcadia 38 Manager: Vaughn Larson l aAJzeiicM, Tourament Scores Hondovi....34 Mondovi....45 Mondovi....34 Augusta.......33 Menomonie......35 Eau Claire... .70 Individual Scoring N. Erickson---194 B. Swain------129 A. Everson----93 B. Johnson----85 D. Quarberg----66 J. Weber-------25 B. Stringer----18 Del. Nelson----17 Erickson rebounds for two points in Whitehall game. Butch Johnson takes a lay-up In the Durand game. Back rows Mr. Kolstad, Richard Tanner, Jerry Xnckion, Roger Peterson, Mr. Horn Front row: Francis toilette. Allan Hess, Raymond Robinson, Walter Brlon, Robert Oueldner Manager: Harold Hurtley No. 18 is Jack Weber and man with ball is Jerry Erickson. No. 17 is Bud Swain and No. 16 is Butch Johnson. Freshman Basketball Back row: Bill Nyre, Howard Peterson, Bill Bielefeldt, Donald Fimreite, Kenneth Beeson, Mr. Horn Front row: Gerald Paulson, Wayne Schafer, Jim Brougham, Gary Hurtley, Francis Boigenzahn Back row: Sthel Hardy, Ruth Gueldner, Lois Weiss, Joan Thorson, Jean Colby, Pat Grady, Frieda Otto, Audrey Evans, Joyce Schultz, La Von Bauer, Iva Sather, Donna Deetz, Gerry Tanz, Judy Bauer, Arlene Ulberg, Ruby Thalle, Donna Smith Third row: Miss Meyer, Betty Ulberg, June Winter, MayBelle Greenwood, Beverly Holmes, Ann Brenner, Betty Fimrelte, Eleanor Forthun, Delores Thalacker, Jane Duncanson, Gloria Steinke, Janet Tanz, Donna Dre iey, Barbara Howai i, Karol Glasspoole, Leorra Steinke, LaVonne Gates Second row: Fern Schultz, Barbara Ward, Marjorie Johnson, Doris Risen, Marlene DeutBcher, Ruth Winter, Esther Jensen, Delores Bloom, Edith Johnson, LaVonne Ness, Dorothy Danzinger, Jeanean Langert, Phyllis Hart, Laura Larson, Junice uarberg, Rachel Odegard, Doris Yarrington, Margaret Forthun Front row: Amber Meals, Nancy Fearer, Donna Harvey, Donna Luhrsea, Janls Colby, Donna Heike, Lois Molid, Marie Danzinger, Ruth Colby, Carol Beeson, Mildred ‘ edin, Loretta Williams President: Marie Danzinger Vice President! Lois Molid QuU Athletic AuocvUio SSSS Adviser: Miss Meyer The G.A.A. was very active this year. It had bowling and badminton touraar-nents, and in the spring, played golf. It sold hot dogs and coffee for all games, both football and basketball Back row: LaVonne Oates, Donna Luhrsen, Janis Colby, Jean Colby, Beverly Holmes Second row; Roger Peterson, Jeanean Langert, MayBelle Greenwood, Richard Tanner Janet Tans, Mavis Hurtley, John Sharp Tront row; Kathryn Rohrscheib, Barbara Howard, Miss Meyer, Dorothy Danzinger, Marjorie Crandall The tumblers, active all during the basketball season, kept the people entertained between halves of games. They are divided into two squads, A B, both of which also tumbled at the Class C and regional tournaments. Back row: Second row: Tront row: I$nnan Jranzwa, David Nyre, Aril Everson, Merwyn lolstad, Jerry Erickson Mr. loistad, Richard Tanner, Gerald Swain, Willian Stringer, Francis Boigenzahn. David tyiarberg, Donald Nelson Walter Brion, Vaughn Larson, Newell Erickson, John Sharp, Beryl Johnson, (Barfield Odegard 9 tn musial Sp visti Back row: Third row: Second row: front row: Ronald Meyer, David Nyre, Gordon Rubtad, Darrell Risen, Dean Hurtley, Lyman Eranzwa Darrell Dowden. Roger Mueller, Joel Shaw. Darrell HAnsen, Harold Hurtley Jess Winter, William Fitzgerald, Donald Holstein, Robert Lurndal, Paul LaDuke, Lennie Risen Marshall Smith, Bernard Bauer, Gerald Serum, Merwyn Kolstad, Ebert Alme, Richard Swain 4PM « J 1 •• . JLL - i 1 A i Pplay Walsy Managers Hav dretr? Butch w 1 r?. i s2 I KODAK 35 Back Row: Miss Lancette, Audrey Stamm, Gordon Rustad, Judy Machmeier, Bill Stringer, Joan Karew. Front How: Blaine Mahlum, Junice Quarberg, David Quarberg, Sharon Hardy. JUNIOR CLASS PLAT Ne Shook the Family Tree was presented by the Junior Class on October 19,1947, for the grade children,and in the evening of October 20 for the public. The cast consisted of: Junice uarberg---- David Quarberg----- Bill Stringer------ Judy Machmeier----- Donald Holstein---- Harold Hurtley----- Joan Karew--------- Elaine Mahlum------ Sharon Hardy------- Susan Silverness--- Audrey Stamm------- Gordon Rustad------ Hildegarde is the leading lady and Freddie, the leading man. Freddie is supposeo to take Hildegarde to the prom, but she protests because Freddie s mother makes him wear knickers. Bob, Jimmy, and Sally are Hildegarde's brothers and sister. Mr. ana Mrs. Shermer are Freddie's parents. Illie May is Bob's girl and Jill is Illie May's friend. The main plot is centered around Hildegarde as she tries to get out of going with Freddie, and ends up getting everyone upset and herself in trouble. ------------------------------------ as Freddie --------------------------------------as Father --------------------------------------as Mother ------------------------------------ as ELlie May --------------------------------------as Mri. Shermer --------------------------------------as Mr. Shermer Club Standing. Jq Sharp, Newell Erickson, Beryl Johnson. Seated: Barbara Howard, Miss Lancette, Mildred Media One of the main activities of this orgainzation is the one-act play which is presented the later part of November. In this way students learn the arts of acting, applying make-up, stage setting and other essentials necessary for a good play. The play presented this year was, Hello Out There , an exceedingly dramatic prison scene, by William Saroyan. It won a first place in the sectional contest held at Rice Lake and a C rating in the state contest held at Madison Members of the cast includedt Barbara Howard--wife of first man; Mildred Medln—girl servant in the prison; John Sharp--the prisoner; Newell Erickson—the first man; Beryl Johnson—the second man. The officers of the Dramatic Club are: Pres.; Pat Schreiner, Vice-Pres.; Judith Machmeler, and Sec-Treasuer; Janis Colby. It is advised by Mis? Lancette . p e purpose of the club is to promote interest in activities such as the one-act play. Back Row: Judy Machmeler, Joyce Schultz, Audrey Evans, Bob Bauer, Donald Holstein, Delbert Nelson, Newell Erickson, Raymond Robinson, Beryl Johnson, Bill Stringer, David Quaroerg, Jerry Erickson, John Sharp, David Hiemer. Third Row: Kathryn Rohrscheib, Loretta Williams, Donna Smith, Betty Ulberg, Barbara Ward, Margie Johnson, Anita Kolstad, Rachel Odegard, Dorothy Gilbertson, Henrietta Hoverson, Sharon Hardy, Lila Pabst, Junice Q,uarberg, Karol Glasspoole. Nancy Tearer, Eleanor Eorthun, Miss Lancette. Second Row: Maybelle Greenwood, Gerry Tanz, Marl jane Heida, Ruth Colby, Maurita Ness, Janis Colby, Ila Rohrscheib, Pat Schreiner, Donna Helke, Betty Paulson, Cleo Quarberg, Edna Smith, Dorothy Dutter, Beverly Amundson, Donna Luhrsen, Arlene Ulberg. Eront Row Barbara Howard, Janet Tanz, Mildred Medint Phyllis Hart, Pat Grady, Judy Bauer, Katnerine Berg, Betty Eimrelte , Lois Molid, Joretta Gibson, Ruth Gueldner, Lois Weiss. Back How: Barbara Howard. Bill Stringer, Newell Erickson, Bob Bauer, John 8harp, Lois Molid. Second How: Mrs. Kolstad, Donna Heike, Beryl Johnson, Dave Quarberg, Pat Grady, Ila Hohrscheib, Pat Schreiner. front Row: Barbara Ward, Margie Johnson, Russel Uhrenholdt, Henrietta Hoverson, Kathryn Hohrscheib. JbeJxaie RESOLVED: 'THAI COMPULSORY ARBITRATION 0! LABOR DISPUTES BX REQUIRED IN ALL BASIC AMERICAN INDUSTRIES. This is the question which was debated pro and con by severed Mondori students this year. It seemed to be a current issue and to have the supreme interest of each debater. The student teams enter several preliminary contests held each year at lau Claire and then enter the final tournament held at Chippewa Tails in the later part of February• The winners of this contest enter a state contest hela at Madison a short time later. Even if a team is not successful enough, this much is gained iron debate, such as learning to speak efficiently in front of a group, to think clearly and quickly, etc. Debate is coached by Mrs. Kolstad. Members of the teams that entered contests this year were as follows: AFFIRMATIVE Bob Bauer Pat Grady Margie Johnson Dave Quarberg Bill Stringer NEGATIVE Pat Schreiner Ila Hohrscheib Barbara Howard Dick Tanner Barbara Ward Donna Heike Standings Mr . Koletad, Butch Johnson, Beverly Amundson, Cleo fyiaroerg, Gerry Tanz, Newell Erickson. Seated: Janls Colby, Patricia Scnelner, Ila Hohrscheib, Donna Eelke, Donna Luhrsen. Karol Glasspoole cttottosi Stu esvtl The Honor Society is composed of members who are outstanding in school work. The Juniors have to have an average of 90, the Seniors, 80. Juniors are required to have fifteen points for extra cirrcular activities and twenty points is the minimum for Seniors. Only Juniors and Seniors filling the above qualifications are in the position to become members. Throughout the year the society has sponsored several school parties for the student body providing dancing and refreshments and games for those who do not wish to dance. Many social parties have been held for the members at their homes, and the society has had picnics, gone tobogganing and hiking. Mrs. Howard Kolstad is adviser. Officers are: President: Newell Erickson V. President: Ila Hohrscheib Secretary: Beverly Amundson Treasurer: Pat Schreiner Standing. Miss June Keyer, Bart are Ward. Garry Tanz. Donna Liihrsen, Marshall Smith, Donna Helke, Karol Glasspoole, La Vonne Gates Seated: Margie Johnson, Nancy Fearer, Janis Colby, Donna Smith. The most important work of the Pep Club is presiding over the assemblies and planning the program. This consists of yells, speeches, and skits. The club is composed of members who tried out for cheerleading. The cheerleaders that were elected in the fall of the year were as follows: Donna Smith, Kargie Johnson, and Nancy Fearer. They lead the yells at all home basketball and football games and follow them on all their out-of-town Jaunts. They stir up the school spirit and enthusiasm which helps the boys on to victory. P p, Club The activities of the Photography Club are confined to the developing and enlarging of pictures. club meets on alternate Monday evenings. Miss Lancette is adviser. The following officers were elected: President: Henrietta Hoverson Vice President: Cleo Quarberg Sec-Treaa: Lois Moiid PltatcHt'LOfiluf' Club Back Row: David Quarberg, MarlJane HeicLa, Audrey Evans, Janis Colby, Eleanor Forthun, David Heimer. Second Row: LaVila Swain, Joyce Schultz, Betty Fimreite, Maurita Hess, Ruth Colby. Third Row: Miss Lancette, Janet Tanz, Haney Fearer, Mildred Medin, Maybelle Greenwood, Bev Holmes, Rachel Odegard, Douglas Mock. Front Row: LaVonne Gates, Cleo uarberg, Henrietta Hoverson, Lois Moiid, Junice Quarberg. fecutd There are thirty members in the band this year, which 18 under the direction of Hiss Jean Radii. During the year the Bond played at the football games, homecoming and at nome basketball rames. Majorette � ancy rearer led the Band in the home-coming parade. Another activity of the Bf-nd was performing at several community functions at the city building The Band played in the annual Spring Music Festival which was held in Eau Claire on May 7 and 8. It entered in Class D. Besides playing group numbers, some members of the Band played solos or ensemble numbers The Band took part in the May Fete, and also led the Memorial Day parade. Although seven of the members of the Band are seniors, the Band neyt year will be augmented by members of the Junior Band. Stending: Miss Jean Radii, Jerry Erickson, Darrell Dowden, Mary Jane Heida, Donna Luhrsen, Bob Gueldner, John Sharp, Lorraine Schultz, and Nancy Fearer. Seated: Em.ry Cook, Carole Becker, Janet Tanz, Annabel Bauer, Robert Bauer, Donald Schultz, Donna Heike, Phyliss Hart, Cleo Q,uarberg, Mary Ellen Sather, Janelle Skare, Jean Koenig, Gerry Tanz, Newell Erickson, David Quarberg, Bernard Bauer, Barbara Ward, Marshall Smith, LaVonne Gates, Junice Quarberg, LaVonne Bauer, Marjorie Johnson, and Allan Ness. Back Row: Donna Heike, Arlene Sraeltzer, David Nyre, Jerry Hill, Donald Schultz, Allan Ne88, Gerald Swain, William Stringer, Newell Erickson, Robert Bauer, Audrey Fvans, Frieda Otto, Lorraine Wright, Erling Kolstad, and Lois Weiss. Third Row: Hiss Jean Radii, Edward Mahlum, Vaughn Larson, David Quarberg, Beryl Johnson, John Sharp, Walter Brion, Jerry Erickson, Jean Colby, Iva Sather, Joan Thorson, Barbara Howard, Patricia Grady, MayBelle Green-wood, Beverly Holmes, and David Hiemer. Second Row: Dick Tanner, Bernard Bauer, Anita Kolstad, Junice uarberg, Betty Weiss, Nancy Fearer, Lila Pabst, Karol Glasspoole, Marjorie Johnson, Barbara Ward, Edith Johnson, Donna Harvey, Lennle Risen, Marshall Smith, and LaVonne Gates First Row: Betty Paulson, Maurita Ness, Cleo Quarberg, Janet Tanz, Pnyliss Hart, Ann Brenner, Patricia Schreiner, Darleen Hanson, Geraldine Tanz, Donna Luhrsen, and Ruth Gueldner. The Chorus is an organization of fifty-seven voices. One of the most successful event8 of this year was a Christmas cantata given on December 15. The soloists for the cantata were Betty Paulson, John Sharp, and David Quarberg. The Chorus attended the Annual Spring Music Festival in Eau Claire. The piano accompianist is Cleo Quarberg. Some favorites of the Chorus this year are, Cindy , Sing Your Song Today , Battle Hymn of the Republic , and The Lord's Prayer. SEXTETTE Karol Glasspoole, Mary Jane Heida, Barbara Ward, Donna Luhrsen, Barbara Howard, and Gerry Tanz. GltosuU fyiduAe. cMojtt ftcJzeAA. Back Row: Donna Harvey, Marceline Becker, Eleanor Forthun, Orma Lawrence, Iva Jean Sather, Judy Bauer, Jean Colby, Donna Dregney, Jean Isaacson, Frieda Otto. La Tonne Bauer, Judy Machneier, Donna Deetz, Ruth Colby, Joan Thorson. Donna Heike, Arlene Ulberg, Jo etta Gibson, Lila Pabst. Third Row: Evelyn Johnson, Ethel Erickson, Elizabeth Lumdal, La Vonne Ness, Janet Tanz, Bev Holmes, Rita Branter, Mildred Medin, LaVonne Cates, Lela Lund, Doris Thompson, Jean Franzwa, Ila Rohrscheib, Ruby Thalle, Esther Jensen, Dorothy Schultz, Lois Weiss, Laura Lund, Edith Johnson. Second Row: Elaine Mahlun, Kathryn Rohrscheib, Dolores Bloom, Rachel Odegard, Nancy Fearer, Dorothy Danzinger, Betty Ulberg, Loretta Williams, Laura Larson, Phyllis Hart, Fern Schultz, Cleo Quarberg, Beverly Amundson, Dorothy Dutter, Kaurita Ness, Marie Danzinger, Betty Paulson, Mavis Anderson, Frances Bleum. Seated: Margie Johnson, Ruth Gueldner, Barbara Howard, Gerry Tanz, Karol Glasspoole, Mrs. Rosenthal, Audrey Stamm, Ann Brenner, Pat Schreiner, Marijane Heida, Sharon Hardy. The FHA consists of girls taking Home Economics. The members have been engaged in various activities throughout the year. They sponsored a football banquet for the coaches and team members of the Mississippi Valley Conference and also a basketball banquet for the coaches. On January 20, the movie that was shown in the Hondovi Theater, Alexanders Ragtime Band, was sponsored by the FHA. The initation for the Hew members and for Junior and Chapter Homemakers was held in January. An all-girl-prom was held in April. The FHA is under the supervision of Mrs. Glen Rosenthal. Gerrv Tanz is State President of this organization. Officers are: President: Karol Glasspoole V. President: Pat Schreiner Secretary: Audrey Stamm Treasurer: Ann Brenner Reporter: Sharon Hardy Historian: Ruth Gueldner Parliamentarian: Barbara Howard Song Leader: Marijane Heida Gerry Tanz Karol Glasspoole The FFA consists of hoys taking the vocational agriculture course. This Buffalo County Chapter was engaged in various activities. In February a farewell party was held in honor of Mr. Abrams and Mr. Niedzvrieckiwas welcomed as the new adviser. The FFA quartette consisting of Edward Mahlum, David Nyre, Barbara Howard, and Karol Glasspoole won second place in the sectional contest at Eau Claire. A popular entertainment for students during the noon hour was the basketball the FFA boys played. They met other schools and played several out-of-town games The annual Father and Son Banauet was held in the spring. Officers are: President: David Nyre V. President: Delbert Nelson Secretary: Edward Mahlum Treasurer: Duane Umess Reporter: Ronald Meyer fyutme fyciAsneAA, Back Row: William Bleum, Donald Roetter, Orlen Stamm, Leroy Heck, Garfield Odegard, Dean Amundson, Jack Weber, Allen Ness, Merwin Becker. Donald Anderson, Thorwald Olson, Gary Isaacson, Stanley Larson. Third Row: Mr. Abrams, Miller Johnson, Bill Fitzgerald, Merle Severson, Dennis Claflin, Haaken Olson, Erling Kolstad, Stanley Lehman, Harold Heck, Leo Oberhoffer. Robert Dutter, Kenneth 3rp er, La Verne Urness Second Row: Marshall Smith, Merlin Becker, Dick Davis, Arvid Cleasby, Duane Urness, Allan Nelson, Bernard Sie, LaMoine Stamm, Richard Kern, Donald Hanson, Patrick Sheehan. Front Row: Robert Weisenbeck, John Steinmetz, Bernard Bauer, Robert Lumdal, Allen Lehman, David Nyre, Delbert Nelson, Ronald Meyer, Edward Mahlum, Richard Hanestad. 2nek Row: Bob Gueldner, Butch Johnson, Frieda Otto, Jerry Hill, Arils Everson, Raymond Robinson, Newell Erickson, Merwin Xolstad, Barbara Howard, Ruth Gueldner. Third Row: Donna Deetz, Ila Rohrscheib, Ann Brenner. Marceline Becker, Arlene Ulberg, Elizabeth Lumdal, Jack Gillette, Eiward Mahlum, Leonard Risen-Second Row: Donna Heike, Ruby Thalle, Dorothy Schultz, Esther Jensen, Delores Bloom, Joan Karew, Helen Winter, Eunice Diermyer, Doris Flakoy Front Row: Henrietta hoverson, Anita Kolstad, Karol Glasspoole. Patricia Schreiner Cleo Quarberg, Beverly Amundson, Fern Schultz. LIBRARIANS At the beginning of the year eight girls are selected by Mrs. Aspen Ede to take charge of the library. They are taught to file cards, check out and locate books, and the general care of the library. MONITORS AND USHERS Monitors and ushers are picked for dependability. Ushers serve as a committee for taking and selling tickets at games, concerts, and plays. Monitors rule over the hall and study halls to check confusion in the building. HOT LUNCH WORKERS A very important group is the one that works in the lunch room at noon. They assist the cooks in any way possible, speeding up the distribution of food. Back row: Geraldine Tanz, Maurita Ness, Frieda Otto, Jerold Frickson, Raymond Robin- son, Gerald Swain. William Stringer, Francis Boigenzahn, David tyiarberg, •Tudith Machmeier Third row: Miss English, Mrs. Kolstad, Beverly Holmes, May Belle Greenwood, Lois Molid, Marie Danzinger, Betty Paulson, Patricia Schriener, Mary Jane Hel da, Donna Deetz Second row:Joan Karew, Anita Kolstad, Edna Smith, Dorothy Dutter, lie Rohrscheib, Beverly Amundson, Donald Nelson, Douglas Mock, Junice Quarberg, Henrietta Hovergon, Dick Tanner First Row: Barbara Warn, Marjorie Johnson, Nancy Fearer, Donna Luhrsen, Beryl Johnson, Newell Erickson, Donna Heike, LaVonne Gates Annual St H The MIRROR is published annually also by the students. It uresents a pictorial review of the year s activities. The editor is Newell Erickson and business manager ie Beryl Johnson, and advisers are Miss English and Mrs. Kolstad. Editor-in-chief: Assistant editor: Editorial board: Music: Athletics: Seniors: Underclassmen Publications: Speech: Photography: Art: Organizations Newell Erickson Donna Luhrsen Geraldine Tanz Donald Nelson Pat Schreiner : Henrietta Hoverson Judith Machmeier Ila Rohrscheib David Quarberg Beverly Holmes : Lois Molid Newell Erickson Donna Luhrsen Beryl Johnson Editorial staff: Douglas Mock, Raymond Robinson, Junice uarberg, Jerold Erickson, Donna Heike, May 3elle Greenwood. Nancy Fearer, Marjorie Johnson, i� onna Deetz, La Vonne Gates, «ary Jane Heiaa, Beverly Amundson, Dorothy Dutter Typists: Edna Smith, Anita Kolstad, Kaurita Ness, Marie Danzinger, Frieda Otto Business Manager: Beryl Johnson Business Staff: Barbara Ward. Joan Karew, William Stringer, Gerald Swain, Francis Boigenzahn, Donna Luhrsen, Richard Tanner, Betty Paulson Back row: Loretta Williams, Ila Rohrscheib, Joretta Gibson, Jerry Hill, Arlie Everson, Raymond Robinson, Robert Bauer, Joyce Schultz, Frieda Otto, Maurita Ness, Katherine Berg, Darleen Hanson, Mary Jane Heida, Karol Glasspoole Third row: Second row: Mrs. Kolstad, Donna Smith, Marshall Smith, Ruth Gueldner, Lois Weiss, Donna Luhrsen, Janie Colby, Betty Fimreite, Arlene Ulberg, June Winter, Betty Ulberg, Fern Schultz, Sharon Hardy, Junice Guarberg, Amber Mehls Cleo Quarberg. Dorothy Schultz, Barbara Ward. Marjorie Johnson, Marie -anzinger, Audrey Stamm, Dorothy Dutter, Edna Smith, Ethel Frickson Duneaneon LaVonne Sate«rP80n' First row: Newell Frickson, Henrietta Hoverson, Ann Brenner, Bernard Bauer, Beverly Amundson, Donna Heike, Patricia Schriener, Beryl Johnson, Geraldine ianz, Joan Karew Tne BILLBOARD is a monthly news publication which is publisned by the students of Mondovi High School. Beverly Amundson is editor and business manager is Bernard Bauer. Mrs. Howard Kolstad is adviser. Editor-in-chief: Managing editor: News editor: Feature editor: Exchange editor: Composition: Copyreaders: Proof readers: Typists: Feature writers: Reporters: Business manager: Bookkeeper: Advertising staff: Circulation editor: Beverly Amundson Ray Robinson Beverly Amundson Ann Brenner Editor Donna Heike Gerry Tanz Karol Glasspoole, Cleo Quarberg, Junice Quarberg, Ruth Gueldner, Donna Luhrsen Katherine Berg, Ila Rohrschelb Fern Schultz, Joretta Gibson, Audrey Stamm Dorothy Dutter, Frieda Otto, Marie Danzinger, Maurita Ness, Joyce Schultz, Elaine Mahlum, Betty Fimreite, June Winter Arlie Everson, Jerry Hill, Joan Karew, LaVonne Gates, Donna Smith Mary Jane Heida, Anita Kolstad, Edna Smith, Marjorie Johnson, Barbara Ward, Arlene Ulberg, Rachel Odegard, Betty Ulberg, Janis Colby. Lois Weiss, Loretta Williams Bernard Bauer Pat Schreiner Jane Duncanson, Wally Nelson, Amber Mehls, Marshall Smith Henrietta Hoversou tat Schreiner Bookeeper Circulation staff: Ethel Ericsson, Darleen Hanson, Dorothy Schultz, Donald Holstein, Bob Bauer, Margaret Gullickson, Sharon Hardy, Doris Thompson Adviser? Mrs. Howard Kolstad ✓ r m