Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

7 te 1 ediccUia+t We, the seniors of the Mondovi High School, admiringly dedicate this 1949 annual to Leona Gunderson, and we are grateful for her five years of faithful work as a secretary in our school. Leona was in the first class that completed Junior high and hi school in the new building graduating in 1944. Since that time she has assisted Mr. Dodgr as secretary, the Board of Education, the faculty, and has obligingly supplied the students of this school with theil necessities. £i4 xeAi+ite+u£e+tt The character of a school should be reflected in its annual. We hope that this mirror will help you to remember the pleasant years that you spent in the Mondovi High School. C. L. Dodge feaa iA of £, huudia+t Director—W. F. ..otle Steading: K. W. Grady, B. J. Tanner, 0. K. Bollinger Cleric—3. H. Ecke Seated: 3. H. Ecke, W. F. Hogle Treasurer—3. J. Tanner C. L. DODGE Master of Arts degree from the University of Wisconsin Teacher of physics LEROY ABRAMSON Bachelor of Science degree from Superior State Teachers College. Coach of debate and Intramural rports, ticket sales and Boy Scout leader. MBS. ASPEN EDE Bachelor of Arts degree from Ripon College. Teacher of English and Latin. Supervisor of the library. Adviser of the senior class and Honor Society. MAE ALICE ENGLISH Bachelor of-Education degree from Whitewater State Teachers College. Teacher of commercial courses. Adviser for MIRROR, and tournament Dope Sheet. DONALD HORN Bachelor of Science degree from River Falls State Teachers College. Teacher of chemistry and mathematics. Coach of freshman basketball and baseball. Adviser of sophomore class and Letter Club. HOWARD L. KOLSTAD Bachelor of Science degree from Eau Claire State Teachers College. Teacher of American government and geography. Coach of athletics and adviser of Letter Club. JUKI METER Bachelor of Science degree fron La Crosse State Teachers College Teacher of physical education and science. Director of Girls Athletic Association and tumbling LAVHJKCE NIEDZWIECKI Bachelor of Science degree from River Falls State Teachers College. Teacher of agriculture Director of the Future Farmers of America Adviser of freshman class Dual Conical . DRIVER TRAINING CAR GLttSOH ' SCHULTZ MONDOVI WIS. GEORGE NELSON Bachelor of Education degree from Eau Claire State Teachers College. Teacher of biology, woodworking and physical education CHARLOTTE Q.UAHBERG Bachelor of Science degree from La Crosse State Teachers College. Advieer of junior class Director of dramatics and ccach of forensics. JEAN RADIL Bachelor of Science in music education degree from the University of Minnesota. Teacher of music Director of band, chorus, and triple-trio 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 SeniosU BFTTY FIKREITF A gentle soft engaging air.” Honor Society 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, May Fete 2, Photo Club 3, Dramatics 3, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, Class C Tournament 2, Admissions Committee 4, Chorus 2, Class Play 4, Birthday—October 26 VAUGHN LARSON What would the girls in school have done with out me? Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2, Manager 3, Letter Club 3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Honor Society 4, BAA 3-4, May Fete 3, Prom Committee 3, Birthday—February 21 ELIZABETH WEISS Hy thoughts are my own. Chorus 3, May Fete 2, FKA 1-2-3, GAA 4, Birthday—September 23 ANN BRENNER A girl with whom study comes first-don t let that fool you, she is alot of fun too. Chorus 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Treas. 3. Pres. 4, Honor Society 3-4, Hot Lunch 1-2-3-4, Class Treasurer 1, Forensics 1-2, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, Mirror Staff 4, Class C Tournament 3, Admissions Committee 4, Class Play 4, Birthday—January 27 BEVERLY HOLMES A lively person with a friendly way, a sense of humor and always gay. Dope Sheet 3, Tumbling 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, President 4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Mirror Staff 3-4, Hot Lunch 1-2, Pep Club 4, May Fete 1-2, Photography Club 3, Birthday—December 31 DAVID qUARBERG I was a Boy Scout until I was old enough to be a Girl Scout. Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Track 3-4, Mirror Staff 1-2-3-4, Editor 4, Buffalo Bill Board 2, Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Forensics 1-2-3, Debate 1-2-3, Dramatic Club 2-3, Class Play 3-4, Photography Club 2-3, Letter Club 3-4, Dope Sheet 3, Birthday—March 31 QOIHDON HUSTAD A change of lipstick now and then is relished by the best of men. FFA 1, Class President 3, Baseball 2-3-4, May Fete 3, Basketball 3-4, Class Play 3-4, Hot Lunch 4, Letter Club 3-4, Birthday—December 4 ELEANOR PORT HUN ■The best way to lengthen the day is to steal a few hours from the night. GAA 1-2-3-4, FEA 1-2-3-4, Dramatics 3, Photography Club 2-3, Birthday—January 4 GERALD SWAIN I can be the carefree school boy; I can play the lover too. Chorus 3-4, Mirror Staff 3-4, Business Manager 4, Archery 1-2, Letter Club 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-4, All Conference 4, Birthday—April 10 CAROL BEESON One ring on the finger is worth two on the phone• GAA 1-2-3-4, FHA 1, Dramatic Club 3, Photography Club 2-3, Birthday—December25 WILLIAM STRINGER Oh, woman, thou shalt have a place in ny kingdom. Debate 1-2-3, Chorus 3-4, Dramatic Club 3, Class Play 3-4, Letter Club 3-4, Exempt Speaking 3, Mirror Staff 3-4, Victory Speech 2. Prom King 3, Honor Society 3-4, Treasurer 4, Class Pres. 2, Class C Tournament 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 3, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, Baseball 2-3, Tootball 1 2-3-4, All Conference 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Birthday—January 12 MURIEL RONNEI Be silent and safe, silence never betrays any one. Birthday—August 6 0 JUNIC2 Q,UAHBERG ■A case of quality and not quantity. Band 2-3-4, Chorus 2-3-4, FHA 1-2, GAA 3. Class nay 3-4, Honor Society 4, Forensics 1-2, Mirror Staff 3-4, Buffalo Bill Board 3, Photography Cluh 3, Birthday—July 31 DOROTHY GILBERTSON Life is short,—I'm here to enjoy it. Buffalo Bill Board 1, Dramatic Cluh 3, Hall Monitor 3-4, Birthday—February 23 MELITA SMITH ■Cheerful and always full of fun, Melita is liked by everyone. Dramatic Club 2, Birthday—October 4 ALLBJ LEHMAN As a member of the FFA he raises cane and alfalfa hay. Baseball 2-3-4, Class Secretary 4, May Fete 3, FFA 1-2-3-4, FFA Trees. 3 Lunch Room 4, Letter Club 3-4, FFA Judging 2-3-4, FFA Basketball 1, Class Play 4, Basketball 2-3-4, Birthday—January 24 MARCEL I NT BECKER ■School and books may be all right, but dances are my delight. Class Reporter 3, Declamation 2, FHA 1-2-3-4, Hot Lunch 3, May Fete 3, Ticket Committee 4, Birthday—March 16 DOUGLAS MOCK Every has his devilish moments, but there are exceptions. Football 1-2-3-4, Archery 1-2-3-4, Mirror Staff 3-4, Photography Club 2-3, Letter Club 3-4, Birthday—February 12 ■ ELAINE KAHLUM 11 ill though I'm not so very tall, I'd rather he short than not at all. FHA 1-2-3-4, Class Play 3, Lunch Room 1, Chorus 2, May Fete 3, Ticket Committee 4, Band 4, Hall Monitor 3-4, Birthday—December 12 AUDREY STAMM ■It's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. FHA 1-2-3-4, Sec. 3, Hot Lunch 2-4, Librarian 4, May Fete 3, Buffalo Bill Board 1-2-3, Dramatic Club 2-3, Class Play 3, Photography Club 1-2, Honor Society 4, Class C Tournament 2, Usher Graduation 2-3, Birthday—September 7 DARRELL RISEN Beware, I might do something sensational. Intramural Basketball 1 2-3-4, Birthday—April 23 JUDITH MACHMEIER She'd stop St. Peter's roll call to argue a point. GAA 1-2-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Mirror Staff 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3, Photography Club 2, Hall Monitor 2-3, Librarian 4, Band 4, Class C Tournament 2-3, Chorus 4 Admission Committee 2-4, Hass Play 3, Declamations 2, Debate 2, Oratory 3, Clast President 4, Lunch Room 1, May Fete 2, Buffalo Bill Board 2, Birthday—February 27 PAUL LA DUKE Kind of shy but an all-round guy. Football 3, FFA 4, BAA 2-3-4 Birthday—February 3 MARY JANE HEIDA She smiles on many Just for fun, but we all know there's only one. Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Dramatic Club 2-3, Photography Club 2, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, GAA 1-2-3 4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Song Leader 3-4, Tumbling 1-2, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, Mirror Staff 2-3-4, May Fete 1-2-3, Class Secretary 1, Triple-Trio 4, Sextet 3, Solo 3-4, Class Play 4, Birthday—November 11 HENRIETTA HO VERSON Intelligent, thoughtful, clever and witty, far more «o than thi eimple ditty. GAA 1-2, Honor Society 4, Mirror Staff 3-4, Dramatics Club 2-3, Photography Club 2-3, Pres. 3, Hall Monitor 3, Class C Tournament 2, Class Play Prompter and Stage Manager 3, Class Trees. 3, Declamatory 2, Extemporaneous Reading 1, Debate 2, Honor Society Treas. 4, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3-4, Class B Tournament 4, Usher Graduation 2, Birthday—November 22 LOIS MOLID Full of fun and mischief too, doing things she shouldn't do. GAA 1-3-4, Vice-Pres. 3, Mirror Staff 3-4, Class B Tournament 4, Dramatics Club 3, Photography Club 3, Class Secretary 3, Declamatory 2, Photography Sec. 3, Birthday—June 9 JORETTA GIBSON ■We wondered and as the wonder grew how one small head could shoulder all she knew. Mirror Staff 4, May Fete 3, Hall Monitor 4. FHA 1 2-3-4, Dramatics Club 1-2-3, Buffalo Bill Board 1-2-3, Chorus 4, Honor Society 3-4, Vice-Pres. 3 Birthday—January 31 SHARON HARDY “All good things come in little packages, bu‘ this one carries dynamite. GAA 1-2-4, Dramatics Club 2-3, FHA 1-2-2-4, May Fete 3, Class Play 3, Hal] Monitor4, Declamations 2, V I FEHN SCHULTZ ■What could I tell my grandchildren if I spend all my time on studies. FHA 1-2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Honor Society 4, Pres.4, Band 4, Ticket Committee 4, Dramatics Club 1-2-3, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, May Fete 1-4, Hall Monitor 2-3-4, Lunch Room 2, Treasurer for Magazine Sale 3, Birthday—February 18 DEAN HUBTLEY I'm so busy doing nothing that I haven't time for anything else. FFA 3, Football 2-3, Study Hall Monitor 4, BAA 3-4, Birthday—March 2 LEAN AMUNDSON ■He knows that the football field isn t the only place he needs a good line. Football 3-4, Track 3, FFA 2-3-4, Letter Club 4, Birthday—August 7 BARBARA WARD Her mind is here, but her heart is elsewhere.1 Transferred from Madison East High In junior year. Band 3-4, Chorus 3-4, Pep Club 3-4, Debate 3, Forensics 3, Dramatics 3, Sextet 3, Triple Trio 4, Mirror Staff 3-4, Buffalo Bill Board 3, Duet 3, Extenpt Reading 3, GAA 3, Class C Tournament 3, Class Play 4, Birthday—May 16 HAROLD HURT LEY JANICE GUNDERSON BA place to go, a car, and a little cash to spend, who could ask for anything more. Football 3-4, BAA 3-4, Basketball 2, Manager 3, Chorus 4, Letter Club 4, Class Play 3-4, Birthday--December 25 ■There are other men than tho86 in school. Transferred from Durand High School in Junior year. Band 3-4, Bi rthday—Septemberl6 GERALDINE DTONKE She doesn t let her studies interfere with her education. Transferred from Eleva High School in senior year, Birthday—January 27 JOYCE SCHULTZ If laughing makes a longer life, she111 never die. Mirror Staff 4, Honor Society 3-4, GAA 3-4, May Fete 2, Admissions Committee 4, Dramatic Club 3, Photography Club 3, Hall Monitor 4, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4, Graduation Usher 3, Dope Sheet 4, Birthday—November 20 f MAY BELLE GREENWOOD MA charming young ledy with plenty of dash, she chose her romeo from the senior class. Transferred from Eau Claire High School in Junior year. Dramatics 3, Photography Club 3, Mirror Staff 3-4, Chorus 3-4, GAA 3-4, Pep Club 4, Triple Trio 4, Tumbling 3-4, Class Play 4, Birthday—December 30 WILLIAM BLUFM He does nothing in particular and does it well. FFA 1-2-3-4, Class Treas. 4, Birthday— September 20 LELA LUND Our bright student much inclined to study rerson and to improve the mind. FKA 1-2-3-4, Declamation 2, Birthday—February 4 BERNARD BAUER Why teachers get gray. Band 1-2, Chorus 1-2-3-4, Birthday—August 15 DARLEEN HANSON Work, where did I hear that word before. Chorus 3-4, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, GAA 2, FHA 1, Hall Monitor 4, Birthday—April 26 ALLAN NESS A true son of. the soil. Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus2-3-4, Honor Society 4, Basketball 2-3, FFA Pres. 4, FFA Judging 2-3-4, Class Reporter 2, Birthday—July 6 STANLEY LARSON When in country do as farmers do; when in town do as you pleese. —FFA 1-3-4, FFA Basketball 1-3, Manager 4, BAA 3-4, Track 3-4, Football 2-3-4, Birthday—January 16 IRENE BONNEI A girl of silence, a girl of sense. —GAA 2-4, Student Librarian 4, Birthday—December 26 ROBERT URNESS Silence is golden-and boy is he rich. —Birthday—March 30 LFROT HECK JUNE WINTER A closed mouth catches no flies. —Track 3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Chorus 4, Letter Club 3-4, FFA Basketball 2-3-4, Birthday—October 31 There s a wicked little flicker in her eye. —GAA 2-3-4, U no rue 4, May Fete 3, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, Birthday—June 4 LORRAINE WRIGHT High school days have uelights but they can t compare with high school nights. Chorus 3-4, May Fete 2, Birthday— Av -ni t F DONALD HOLSTEIN There are three great men in this world; ME, I ve forgotten the other two. Intramural Basketball 2-3-4, Class Play 3-4, Track 1-2, Buffalo Bill Board 2-3, Dramatic Club 3, Study Hall Monitor 3, Gym Instructor 3-4, Birthday—August 22 DONNA DREGNET A merry girl and we thought her shy. FEA 1-2-3-4, GAA 2-3-4, Dope Sheet 4, Band 4, Football ticket Committee 4, Buffalo Bill Board 2, Birthday—March 17 RICHARD KRAUSE I may be a country gentleman, but some day I may be a woman s home companion. Transferred from Santa Barbara High School, Calif. Birthday—August 7 Qlcuii liJiil We the Senior Clast of 1949, of Mondovl High School, do hereby publish our last will and testament: Barb Ward's feet to Marlene Deutscher. Sharon Hardy's faint lisp to Barbara Howard. Joretta Oibson1s I. (fc. to Allen Nelson. Maybelle Greenwood's house key to Peggy Weiss. Dave Quarberg's ability to charm theglrls to Haaken Olson. Irene Ronnei's bobby pins to Mildred Medin. Stanley Larson's ability to play Romeo to anyone who cares for Shakespeare. Lois Molid's ability to annoy teachers to Edith Johnson. Mary Jane Heida's penmanship to Bud Brion. Allen Lehman's F. F. A. position to David Heimer. Henri Hoverson's nickname to Franny Boigenzahn. Bud Swain's flirtatious actions to Milford Parkhurst. Gerry Dehnke's interest in school to Dorothy Schultz. Buxnmie Larson's nights at Kohlers'to Jalmer Risen. Junice Quarberg s dimples to Jerry Johnson. Beverly Holmes’ tumbling ability to Dorothy Danzinger. Judy Machmeler's motherly nature to Sally Howard. Allan Ness' interest in farming to Jerry Erickson. Muriel Ronnei's soft voice to Iva Sather. Carol Beeson wills her ability to come late to school to Darrell DovkLen. Elaine Mahlum's shortness to Mary Ellen Sather. Donald Holstein's bottle of hair oil to Dick Davis. Paul LaDuke's long speeches to Kenny Beeson. Janice Gunderson's basketball technique to Ardelle Beck. Bill Stringer's dark curly hair to Richard Urness. Darleen Hanson's eyes to Margie Serum. Eleanor Forthun's ability to sleep to the night owls of the main room. Dean Amundson's taxi service to Julian Xde• Dorothy Gilbertson's seat on the bus to another bus driver's girl. Betty Fimriete leaves her lost shoe to anyone who can find it. Dean Hurtley wills himself to Joan Thorson. Ann Brenner's F. H. A. position to Arlene Ulberg. Darrell Risen • Job at the store to Bill Bielefeldt. Marceline Becker's quiet disposition to Punk Serum. Audrey Stamm's ability to yell at games to Katherine Berg. Gordon Rustad's natural curly hair to all the girls who set their hair every night. Lorraine Wright's height to Margaret Forthun. Bernard Bauer wills his girl in Strum to all the boys there. Stub Hurtley's car to Delbert Nelson. Melita Smith's pleasant disposition Phyllis Hart. Richard Krause's muscles to Dick Tanner. Lela Lund's Math, ability to Keith Robinson. Donna Dregney's giggle to Lola Paulson. Betty Weiss' dark hair to Jean Colby. Doug Mock's glasses to Gary Harvey. June Winter's Jewelry to her sister Ruth. Robert Urness' low voice to Merle Severson. Fern Schultz's narration of Jokes to Mavis Kins. Bill Bluem s nickname, Senator , to Herb Schultz. Leroy Heck e class ring to Donna May. Is hereby affixed with the seal of the Senior Class of Mondovi High School, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Forty-Nine. 1. Reducing? 2. Esquire debe J. The Dreaer. i . Pin up girll 5. -Pal.y- 3 il Ho6 “f1 ,coutln ' 7 Watch th® birdie, Carol. 8. Edith and her doll. -S«lle8� y’lfe D! rt,,ar you baby-elttlng with La Ton? 11. if Mr rVlf -v.13- Ch,e” 1U- Th� r« have been eoae changes aade. fMlllar tfth 11' w ? '?;■ llaS Tart“' I?- Ho wonder Delbert 1. eo nv ltd! b fk 18‘ Soclal Problea 19. Hobln Hood 20. On the sun- S-'SU £: ttr — Top Left D. Heimer J. Fitzgerald J. Gillette C. Feeney Top Right K. Berg B. 3auer D. Bloom M. Becker G. Borgwardt E. Alae Lower Left D. Se0er8trom E. Jensen 3. Ulberg 3. Schultz Lover Right L. Risen M. Farkhurst R« Peterson R. Robinson D. Roetter fjusuoAA, R. Urness L. Weiss J. Winter L. Williams R. Winter W. McCann I. Odegard D. Nelson H. Olson L.Paulson L. Pabst D. Schultz M. Gullickson O. Lawrence P. Grady Top Left J. Thorson D. Thompson R. Uhrenholdt D. Urness A. Ulberg Top Right D. Smith D. Davis Miss Quarberg D. Heimer Lower Left J. Erickson D. Dowden 2. Howard M. Johnson R. Gueldner Lower Right D. Davie J• Colby W. Brion L. Chrietopherson M. Deutscher R. Tails D. Smith D. Tanner R. Swain T. Bluem D. Brenn R. Brantner I. Sather E. Myers A. Stankey L. � ie A Belson : J. Brougham F. Boigenzahn K. Beeson B. Bielefeldt J. Bauer ... Fearer D. Danzinger P. Hart Anderson J. Franzwa M. Medln J. Tanz E. Lurndal Johnson £oyjzlu)4nOA l B. Nyre B. Fitzgerald W. Schafer G. Serum G. Hurtley M. Kins J. Hurtley A. Mehls D. Harvey K. Kern H. Heck G. Johnson D. Hanson M. Johnson J. Laniert L. Lund L. Ottuffl L. Larson L. Urnes8 J. Issacson J. Vulff J. Bisen B. Weisenbeck S. Lehman L. Thompson Mr. Korn D. Tknlaker K. Bohrscheib P. Sheehan G. Steinke 0. Stamm D. Solie D. Veter V. Rosenthal S. Lehman G. Paulson M. Molten R Gilbertson B. ELlenberger M. Severson M. Crandall D. Fimreite K. Bohrscheib L. Hess J. Duncanson D. Risen fyn klu+ie+t P. Bauer L. Accola C. Becker A. Bauer A. Beck D. Johnson M. Hurtley G. Stelmach G. Synstad D. Becker J. Nyre Mrs G. Rosenthal E. Mahlum C. Becker J. Vinter Mr. Niedzviecki R. Helwig E. Paulson D. Brammer V. Hovey J. Olufson D. Davis D. Johnson D. Parkhurst E. Cole J. Koenig M. Sather R. Davis E. Klopp C. Odegard J. Christopher8on R. Koepp D. Peterson L. Clea8by D. Claflin To? Left M. Serna M. Sessions L. Schultz A. Sneltzer R. Stankey D. Solie Top Right K. Gibson a. Dehnke 3. Finseth 5 Bde R. Gifford P. Hart G. Harvey L. Steinke Lower Left P. Weiss S. Thoopson J. Johnson S. Howard J. Weber Lever Right C. Ness L. Larson D. May G. McCann J. Nyre R. Nyre G. Litchfield J. Winter J. Synstad C. Wright D. Bloom R. Hustad G. Thompson D. Petersen G. Olson K. Robinson J. Serum J. Nyre B. Guetlzcw M. Amundson A. Goodermote S. Gifford N. Ellingson M. Hollister A. Grady fluttian. ZufUtlt Q iade Seated: Marie Goss, Lois Eugenes9. Joan Crawford, Sheri Parkhurst, Immy Lou Cook, Jenelle Skare, Barbara tyiarberg, Nancy Lee, Della Media, Joan Thorson, Bette Thompson, Marlyce Machmeier, Row 2: Keith Koenig, Dick Gueldner, Wayne Nelson, Donald Langert, Kenneth Jones, Sanford Risen, Jack Benning, Mayland Klevgard, Donald Crandall, Clarence George, Kenneth Duncanson, Jim Bollinger, Mrs. Conger, Row 3: Betty Schultz, Marilyn Paulson, Joan Christopherson, Betty Lou Nichols, David Howard, Donald Smeltzer, Burt Greenwood, Kathryn Blumhardt, Germaine Gooderoote, Betty Crandall, Phyllis Bach Not on picture: Jim Blager, Bill Martenson, Allan Christianson The class officers are as follows: President: Lois Hageness Sec-Treas: Kathryn Blumhardt Cheerleaders PM .-Ath grade at work £eoe+ttlt Q ladle Seated: Marjorie Ness, Joan Wulff, Betty Bloom, Barbara Harvey, Loi9 Brenn, Carol Peterson, Bonnie Goodermote, Mary Evenson, Delores Larson, Ruth Berg, Joyce Fitzgerald, Marlene Jones, Nora Perry Row 2; David Hart, David Claflin, Glen Blumhardt, Jerry Bollinger, Norman George, Gerald Larson, George Robinson, Merle Fitzgerald, Gordon Deutscher, Bill Leiberman, George Benning, John Kreher, Miss Odegard Row 3: Ralph Wood, Jim Zuidcaa, Karen Lee, Susan Erickson, Colleen Ryan, Karla Hansenra, Janice Langert, Donna Barney, Elizabeth Hovey, Marjorie Sather, Donna Weiss, Roger Brougham, Larry Crawford The class officers are as follows: President: Jerry Bollinger Vice Pres: Glen Blumhardt Secretary: Treasurer: Reporter: David Claflin Colleen Ryan Bonnie Goode mote Mrs. Canar and Jr. Band members Junior High Basketball mmBum Seated: George Benning, John Kreher, Merle Fitzgerald, Donald Langert, Wayne Nelson, David Howard, Jack Banning, Bill Lieberman, Norman George, Keith Koenig Back Row: Dave Claflin, Jim Bollinger, Clarence George, Burt Greenwood, Donald Smeltzer, Kenneth Jones, Kenneth Duncanson, Glen Bluohardt, Jerry Bollinger, Donald Crandall, Coach Nelson Not on picture: Jim Blager, Allan Christianson BASKETBALL Seated: Glen Blumhardt, Keith Koenig, Jim Blager, Jim3ollinger, Jerry Bollinger, David Claflin, Jack Banning Back Row: Kenneth Duncanson, David Howard, Donald Smeltzer, Donald Crandall, Wayne Nelson, Coach Nelson Back Hows Coach Kolstad, D. Solie, M. Becker, D. Kern, K. Beeson, G. Hurtley D. Amundson, B. Swain, B. Stringer, J. Erickson, J. Brougham, F. Soigenzahn, C, Wright, G. Harvey, E. Odegard, Assistant coach Horn Second Row: D. Mock, D. Fimreite, D. Dowden, S. Larson, H. Hurtley, R. Peterson, B. Brion, V. Larson, D. Segerstrom, D Tanner, D. Davis, J. Johnson, D. Quarberg, B. Bielefeldt, J- Winters Front Rows Manager R. Urengoldt, D. Peterson, E. Finseth, E. Cole, E. Klopp, R. Nelson, J. McCann, R. Dehnke, J- Nyre, G. Litchfield, J. Serum, D Claflin, W. Hovey, R. Davis, Manager H. Schultz Not on picture: J. Gillette FIRST TEAM Back rows D. uarberg, B. Swain, F. Boigenzahn, D. Tanner, Front rows J« Erickson, R. Peterson, D. Segerstrom, D. Amundson, B. Stringer, B. Brion, D Davis Not on pictures J. Gillette Second Team Back Row: Front Row: J. Vinters, B. Bielefeldt, C. Wright, J. Brougham D. Mock, J. Johnson, V. Larson, M. Becker, S. Larson, H. Hurtley, D. Dowden tf-oothcdl Third Team Back Row: K. Beeson, 0. Hurtley, D. Fimreite Front Row: D� Solie, D� Kern, B Bielefeldt, E Odegard CONGRATULATIONS, TWT I When you first reported for practice last fall, little did you realize that you would be wearing the Mississippi Valley Coni’erence crown on your head at the end of the season. When you read the sports page in the newspaper, you saw in black and white, that you would be lucky to be in fifth or sixth place. Then, after a pre-season scrimmage with St. Patrick's of Eau Claire that kind of riled up the football blocd in your veins, you took on NelUsville, defending champions of the Cloverbelt league, and shut them out 4 to 0 to successfully dedicate our new lighted field. Whitehall came over as your guests the following week and you beat them 12 to 0. Journeying over to Augusta you came back nome with a 25 to 6 victory. Now you were living, talking, and eating football. You showed that when you beat Black River Falls, a tough team, 21 to 0. Then you travelled to Gales-ville to do battle with a big, tough Galesville team. You lost that one to an inspired team, 7 to 6. But you bounced bock and defeated your always tough, traditional rival, Arcadia, 33 to 6. Next you went to Durand where you gave the crowd a real glimpse of football by stopping them cold on your three-inch line and beating them, 12 to 0. Now was your big chancel If you could beat or tie Osseo, the championship was yours. And you came through by tying them in a thriller, 0 to 0. Once a-ain, as through the whole season, you were outweighed; and once again, as throughout the whole reason, your never-say-die spirit showed you the way to victory. We of ihe MIRROR salute you, team, for your fine linemen; who, when they weren't stopping the enengr, were o uaing holes for your backs to scoot through; your clever backs who could both twist, dart, and buix when needed to; your hard-working coaches, Chick Kolstad and Don Horn, who taught you your know-how and gave you your incentive to win; and last, but not least, your loyal Mon-dovi fpns who followed wherever you went, and boosted you to victory. Once Again—thanks, team, for showing us real sportsmanship. Results of the 1946 Season Mondovi 4 NelUsville 0 Mondovi ia Whitehall 0 Mondovi 25 Augusta 6 Mondovi 21 Black River 0 Mondovi 6 Galesville 7 Mondovi 33 Arcadia 6 Mondovi 12 Durand 0 Mondovi Osseo -fi Total 113 Opp. Total 19 TD PAT TP Tanner 6 7 43 Swain 5 0 30 Quarbe rg 2 0 12 Boigenzahn 2 0 12 Brougham 1 0 6 Bielefeldt 1 0 6 Safties 2 4 Freshman Team Back Row: E. Klopp, D. Peterson, J. Serum, E. Finseth, R. Dehnke, R. Nelson Front Row; W. Hovey, G. Harvey, G. Litchfield, J. Nyre, R. Davie, E. Cole, D. Claflin BoA-izetbcdl Bock Row: Coach Kolstad, Managers B. Nyre and R. Uhrenholdt, Assistant Coach Horn Second Row: K. Robinson, B. Fitzgerald, M. Severson, F. Boigenzahn, G. Hurtley, R. Robinson, C. Wright, W. Schafer, R. Urness, S. Lehaan Front Row: D. Tanner, R. Peterson, D. Quarberg, B. Swain, G. Rustad, D. Nelson, B. Stringer, A. Lehman, H. Schultz, J. Erickson INDIVIDUAL SCORING RESULTS CF 1948-49 Bud Swain 156 Dave Quarberg 110 Gordy Rustad 96 Delbert Nelson 71 Allan lehaan 39 Bill Stringer 38 Hook Boigenzahn 23 Jerry Erickson 23 Dick Tanner 5 Gary Hurtley 4 Allan Ness 4 Roger Peterson 3 B SQUAD RESULTS OF 191 8-49 Mondovi 44 iltoonn 39 Mondovi 29 Whitehall 19 Mondovi 27 Arcadia 58 Mondovi 30 Osseo 25 Mondovi 41 Augusta 38 Mondovi 50 Independence 34 Mondovi 36 St. Croix Falls 57 Mondov i 45 Black River Falls 28 Mondovi 35 Durand 40 Mondovi 44 Whitehall 37 Mondovi 35 Arcadia 27 Mondovi 37 Osseo 48 Mondovi 42 Augusta 34 Mondovi 34 Black River Falls 36 Mondovi 47 Durand 44 Mondovi 38 Altoona 35 Mondovi 23 Whitehall 25 Mondovi 18 Arcadia 15 Mondovi 13 Osseo 12 Mondovi 24 Auguetr 15 Mondovi 41 Independence 24 Mondovi 28 Altoona 20 Mondovi 27 Black River Falls 13 Mondovi 18 Durand 10 Mondovi 37 Whitehall 12 Mondovi 23 Arcadia 11 Mondovi 24 08860 17 Mondovi 23 Augusta 20 Mondovi 22 Black River Falls 14 Mondovi 21 Durand 20 Mondovi A Team D. Tanner, R. Peterson, D. Quarbe’-g 3. Swain, G« Rustad, D. Nelson, H. Schultz, J. Erickson, B. Stringer, A. Lehman ■B Team K. Robinson, B. Pitzgerald, K. Severson, T. Boigenzahn, G. Hurtley, R Robinson, C. Wright, W. Schafer, R. Urness, S. Lehman ■Harry drives in for a lay-up. Legs, legs, and more legs. Tight action in a B team game. H. Schultz, B. otri.iger, B. Swain, D. Nelson. 0. Rustad Q L Athletic AteocicUia+t Back row: L. Schultz, A. Grady, D. Danzinger. C. Becker, S. Howard, L. Ottun, A. Brenner, I. Honnei, B. Fimreite, E. Forthun, J. Schultz, D. Dre ney, J. Bauer, I. Sather, J, Colby, J. Thorton, L. Williams, R. Thalle. B. Weiss, G. Stelnke Middle row: J. Johnson, A. Goodermote, D. May, M. Duetcher, R. Winter, J. Weber, L. LATson, C. Beeson, A. Mahls, D. Harvey, J. Winter, P. Weiss Risen, J. Duncanson, J. Olufson, M. Hurtley. D. Bloom, J. Koenig, D. Bloom, F. Schultz, F. Jensen, M. Forthun, Miss Meyer Front row: J. Bauer, M. Medin, N. Fearer, M. Sather, R. Koepp, E. Johnson, J. Tanz, t u ?Heida B- Holmes. P. Grady, L. Weiss, J• Machmeier, L. Molid, A. Ulberg, R. Gueldner. B. Howard, S. Hardy. M. Johnson in thl ?A880Clation 18 one of the largest organizations in the school with a membership of 61. Miss J. Meyer is the adviser vT thC ye£r'8 activities which include—Baseball, Volleyball, Kickball Badminton. Bowling, Basketball, and Golf. The GAA sells hot aogs during the football and basketball games and with this money they sponsor dances and in the summer they go to camp at Lake Pepin. frnn aided by a Board of Control with two members 1 ? “ eamvcla88 Tiie ei«cted members arel Mary Heida—Lois Molid— y n yibeQ67vRUth 2.eldller“ Janet Tanz—Edith Johnson—Ruth Koepp— Sather ?hi8 board decides on disputed questions, but the organization is run by the following four officers. President—Beverly Holmes Secretary—Pat Grady Vice President—Jixty Machmeier Treasurer—Lois Weiss ItunhleAA The tumblers, active during the basketball season, provided a lot of entertainment for the spectators this year. They displayed their ability at the halves of the home games during the regular season and also at the Class C and Sub-Regional tournaments. The group is directed by Miss June Meyer. Members of the team are: Beverly Holmes, Maybelle Greenwood, Barb Howard, Kathryn Rohrscheib, Darleen Bloom, Margie Crandall, Jenelle Scsre, Dorothy Danzinger, Jean Koenig, Mavis Hurtley, Nancy Lee, Carol Peterson, Marlene Jones. Jlettesi Glulx Standing: L. Christopherson, S. Larson, D. Davis, H. Hurtlay, L. Heck, D. Brenn, J. Brougham, Mr. Kolstad, D. Amundson, H. Schultz, J. Erickson, B. Brlon, J Gillette, D. Segerstrom, R. Uhren-holdt. Seated: D. Tanner, R. Peterson, V. Larson, D. Quarberg, B. Swain, B. Stringer, F. Bolgenzahn, D. Nelson, G. Rustad, D. Mock, A. Lehman, K. Beeson. We, the lettermen of Kondovl High School, In order to promote friendship among fellow athletes, to follow the rules of sportsmanship, to establish a feeling of fair play, and to place the letter In high esteem among fellow students, do proclaim this to be the constitution or the letter winners of Mondovi High School. above caption was taken from the preamble of the constitution 0fr JIl6 J tter club Tht P amble clearly states the alms and purposes of the letter club, which is a comparatively new organization, being in existence only its second year. To become a member a male student must have won a letter in football, basketball, track, or baseball. The advisers are Mr. Kolstad and Mr. Horn, the coaches of these sports. The intramural basketball league is another young organisation of Mondovi High School. This is its third year of being in existence. It was started mainly for the purpose of giving the boys who weren t out for the basketball team a chance to have a good time playing under supervision. The games are officiated by members of the high school squad. Accurate records are kept and this year gold medalb are being given to the first place team members and silver medals to the second place team members. Six teams make up the league. They are: Dogtrotters, Unnatural Seven, Arkansas Travellers, Met Burners, fyiick Shots, and All Stars. The captains of the teams, in the same order, are: Jack Gillette, Don Holstein, Doug aock, Lennie Risen, Darrell Risen, and Keith Robinson. Mr. Abramson is the suoerviser of the organization. Back Row: D. Kern, J. Winters, D. Dowden, D. Holstein, 0. Harvey, G. Johnson, G. Stel- mach, D. Amundson, D. Hurtley, A. Ness, J. Brougham, D. Brenn, E. Odegard, S. Larson, E. Alme, G. Paulson. Middle Row: J. Nyre, R. Nelson, P. Hart, P. La Duke, L. Risen, A. Nelson, P. Serum, R. Krause, D. Risen, D. Solie, D. Pimreite, B. Bauer, R. Uhrenholdt, J. Serum G. Litchfield, V. Hovey, D. Peterson. Pront Row: R. Dehnke, J. Winters, D. Davis, B. Bielefeldt, V. Larson, S. Hurtley, K. Beeson, B. Brion, D. Mock, D. Segerstrom, J. Gillette, L. Schultx, B. Nyre. !• Buttons and Bovs1 2 Donna and Jin 3. Just pals 4 Roving up the river St. Lawrence? 5. Hi, Jettyl 6. Joyce Synstad 7. Little With 8. Irene Ronnei 9. Coquettes 10. Lois V. and Betty U. 11. Sitting down on the Job, Dave? 12. F. H. A. President 13. Delicious? 14. Looking for someone? 15. Those old familiar places. 16. Lovers 17. Tink 18. Waiting for someone? 19. Just call us ■Gym Boys . 20. Even teachers are human. 21. Kay Belle, what did Bud do now? -• Sauer, J. Tanz, A. Bau r, D. Hanson, D. Schultz L. Schultz, E. Cook, J. Wulff, J. Thorson, J. Bollinger, K. Rohrscheib J. Gunderson, E. Lumdal, J. Q,uarberg, C. Ness, D. Roetter. D. Tanner, M. Heida, J, Bauer, S. Parkhurst, D. Hay ------ ----- A. Ness, M. Sather, P. Hart, J Sknre. J. Machmeirer First row: Miss Radii, D. uarberg, L. Nes . J. Johnson, B. Ward, D. Nelson, Majorette, N. Pearer Back row: 1. Fifth row: L. Fourth row: J. Third row: D. Second row: A. First row: Mi BEFORE featuJi GIuVuaA. Back row: Middle row: Front row: L. Risen, H. Hurtley, D. Q,uarberg, R. Urness, H. Olson, D, Nelson, B. Brlon, D. Schultz, A Ness, G. Swain, B. Stringer, B. Bauer, D. Roetter, D. Heck, L. Heck, V. Larson, B. Bauer, D. Heimer, D. Tanner A Grady, L. Ness, J. Quarberg, D. Hanson, D. Harvey, A. Brenner J. Winter, L. Wright, N. Fearer, J. Tanz, E. Lurndal, R Gueldner, L. Weiss, B Howard, P. Grady, J. Thorson, I Sather, J. Colby, Miss Radii J. Koenig, P. Weiss, L. Schultz, N. Ellington, B. Ward. B. Holmes, M. Heida, M. Greenwood, S. Howard, J. Machmeirer, J« Gibson, E. Johnson, M. Johnson, J« Franzwa, J- Nyre, C. Becker, J Johnson, A« Goodermote, M. Sather The play cast below, along with the chorus, helped to complete the Christmas Contata by giving the pantomime, Why the Chimes Rang. beJxate An active interest in Debate was taken by Mondovi etudente during the 1948-'49 season. A very timely topic Resolved That The United Rations Be Now changed Into A Federal World Government was the high school question for the school year. The season began with attendance at the annual Speech Institute at Eau Claire November, 13. Then members of the team engaged in inter-school competition sponsored by Eau Claire Teachers' College and Eau Claire High School. Spearheading the debators' attach were: fiery Barbara Howard and Dick Tanner; Pat Grady with her grim determination; Marjorie Johnson with her convincing manner and scholarly Bob Bauer, Ray Robinson, and David Hiemer. Debate, an activity which develops logical reasoning, quick thinking and ability to express yourself is gaining popularity in many high schools. The Mondovi debators were coached by Mr. L. W. Abramson. Standing: Mr. Abramson, R. Robinson, J. Bauer, R. Bauer, D. Heimer, R. Tanner Seated: M. Medin, J. Tanz, N. Fearer, M. Johnson, B. Howard, P. Grady F. F. A. • Back row: Middle row: Front row: H. Urness. D. Hoetter, 0. Stamm, A. Nelson, B. Bleun. D. Segerstrom, V. McCann, D. Nelson, D. Hurtley, Mr. Niedzwiecki. D. Amundson, M. Severson, H. Heck, R. Krause, L. Accola, P. LaDuke, S. Larson, E. Alme G. Olson, D. Hanson, L. Urness, L. Ede, R. Gibson, J. Vinter, L. Stamm, E. Odegard, B. Bauer, A Lehman, L. Steinke, M. Becker, L. Larson, N. Johnson, D. Johnson, G. McCann, D. Claflin, L. Risen, R. Gifford, D. Brommer R. Veisenback, S. Thompson, L. Christopherson, R. Davis, L. Cleasby, D. Becker, R. Helwig, L. Heck, B. Fitzgerald, D. Davis, A. Ness, H. Olson. D. Urness, S. Lehman, P. Bauer, E. Finseth, J. Near, D. Parkhurst. E. Klopp The F.F.A. is open to all boys who have taken at lease one year of vocational agricultural course. Under the supervision of Mr. Niedzwiecki the boys have set up a program of work. The main points are: improving dairy herd production, participating in Junior Fair, and conduct safety programs. During noon hour several basketball tournaments were held. They are now working on the Annual Father and Son Banquet which is held in the spring. Officers are: President: Allan Ness Reporter: Bill Fitzgerald V. President: Haaken Olson Treasurer: Dunne Urness Secretary: Dick Davis Ass.Treas; Stanley Lehman F. H. A. Back Bow: Middle Row: Front How: 7. Bleun, S. Gifford, R. Brantner, M. Heida, A. Smeltzer, L. Lund, D« Risen, L. Ness, B. Ulberg, 3 Holmes, E Eorthun, D Dregney, R. Koepp, A. Grady, A. Bauer, M Sather. 0 Lawrence, J Thorson D. Schultz, L. Lund, 7. Schultz, E. Mahlum, P. Schultz, L. MAhlum, B. Gueltzow, J. Near, C Ness, J Synstad, R. Hustad, D. Harvey, J. Johnson. A. Goodernote, L. Weiss, P. Grady, C. Becker, J. Olufson, D. Bloom, J Koenig, E. Jensen, D Thompson, M. Anderson, D. Danzinger, J. Isaacson, S. Howard, D. Bloom E. Lumdal, D. Solle, J. Bauer, N. 7earert M. Johnson, R Gueldner, J. Tanz, E. Johnson, A. Brenner, Mrs. Rosenthal, B. Howard, A. Ulberg, L. Williams, S. Hardy, M. Medin, L. Ottum, A. Stamm, J. Glbaon, R. Thalle The F.E.A. is one of the lfrgest organizations in the school All girls that have taken at least one year of Home Economics are eligible The goal of a Chapter Homemaker may be obtained by passing two required tests and partaking in various club activities such as: serving for banquets, supporting candy sales, and other means of earning money for the chapter It is under the supervision of Mrs. Glenn Rosenthal Officers are as follows: President: Ann Brenner V. President: Barbara Howard Secretary: Edith Johnson Treasurer: Arlene Ulberg Reporter: Marjorie Johnson Historian: Janet Tanz Parliamentarian: Loretta Williams Song Leader: Mary Jane Heida Students The Mondovi Honor Society, a local chapter of the National Honor Society, was organized in 1945. It is composed of students who are outstanding in school work. Juniors must have an average of 90 nnd fifteen points for ertra curricular activities. Seniors must have an average of 88 and the niniuud for extra activities is points. The adviser of the orealization is hrs. Aspen Sue. The officers rx e: President-Fern Schultz, Vice-President-Betty Finreite, Secretnry-Junice .uarberg, Treasurer-Henrietta Hoverson. Back Row: Front Row: J. hachmeier, J. Gibson J. Quarberg, D. tyiaxberg, A. Ness, Mrs. Ede, B. Stringer, V. Larson F. Schultz, J. Sc.iultz, A. Brenner, 3. Fimreite, A. Stamn f)u uVi Play Back How: D. Heimer, R. Uhrenholdt, J. Erickson, R. Robinson, D. Smith, D. Nelson R. Bauer, R. Peterson, D. Tanner Front Row: B. Ulberg, L. Vi Hi eras, M. Forthun, L. Veiss, Miss Quarberg, B. Howard The Baby-Sitter , a 3 act comedy about the baby sitting problems, and other minor difficulties of Carrie, Bob, and Junior (the object of the baby sittings) and high school friends of theirs, was presented by the Junior class on December 2, 1948 in the high school gym. The cast includes: Bob,Jerry Erickson; Junior,Dick Tanner, Jane,Margaret Forthun; Helen.MarJorie Johnson; Carrie,Barbara Howard; Eunice,Ruth Gueldner Carl. David Hiemer; Lefty, Roger Peterson; Midge, Betty Ulberg; Mrs. Cordon, Loretta Williams; Mr. Gordon, Delbert Nelson; Dot, Donna Smith. Prompters: Pat Grady, Arlene Ulberg Stage Managers: R. Uhrenholdt, Bob Bauer Miss Charlotte Quarberg, Director Informal shots at dres3 rehearsal. The cast, as we saw them the night of production. P p- GluL Back How s B. Ward, D. Smith, J. Tanz, M. Medin, M. Heida, M. Greenwood, L. Veiss, Miss June Meyer Front Row : R. Gueldner, B. Howard, S. Howard, J. Duncanson, B. Holmes, E. Jensen Kneeling : M. Johnson, N. Fearer, C. Becker The Pep Club is made up of sixteen girls including the cheerleaders. These girls supervised by Miss Meyer have tried to provide clever and entertaining skits for the Pep Meetings. These girls had to prepare one skit a week and sometimes two. The cheerleaders were elected this fall for one year. Their aim is to stir up the enthusiasm of the student body, to create better pep and good sportsmanship. They follow the team on their out-of-town games and do their best to get everyone behind the team. The biggest event of the year for the Cheerleaders is the Homecoming which they supervise. The girls get a letter for their immeasurable service. Back row: Second row: Front row: Shirley Gifford, Audrey Stamm, Betty Ulberg, Betty Fimreite, Judy Machmeler Joyce Schultz, Irene Ronnei, Ann Brenner, MArceline Becker, Carol Feeney Elizabeth Lumdal, Joretta Gibson, Dorothy Danzinger, Loretta Williams, Katherine Rohrscheib, Ruby Thalle, Ruth Gueldner, Barb Howard, Dorothy Schultz, Donna Dregney Doris Thompson, Doris Solie, Donna Harvey, Dorothy Gilbertson, Katherina Berg, Fern Schultz, Elaine Mahlum, Joyce Synstad, Carol Deetz, Sharon Hardy Tills group includes librarians, hall monitors, ushers and hot lunch workers. • rs. Art Helson Mrs. Henrietta Bide Mrs. Anna Johnson Merton Colby Watch that halll Sig Thompson Back row: J. Gibson, B Holmes, S Howard, H. Greenwood, M. Heida, J. Machmeier, L. Kolid, A. Brenner, B. Howard, L. Weiss, N. Fearer, M. Johnson, J. uarberg, Mi68 English Front row: E. Johnson, D. Tanner, B. Stringer, B. Swain, D. Quarberg, J. Schultz, F. Boigenzahn, J. Erickson, D. Mock, B. 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