Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

JLIBRIS I lad i es amd Genii eVneVi, Hie R-eseni Foe Y OU Y ftp? vov a I THE 1951 MIRROR ?ul l sh«A tw rOowi ooi Ed.tor- h-C .� 4----------------------Hmri Busmtss anay f —E a (a Lurw al ffdoiso -------------------Mi' Wi'r + Vi DeMrafion To tlie first cjraiuating clas£ of TlWotuHtg School, const slof Wahel Farrington, Ttlirnite Kramer, Qntia Sm h, iti tlie ijear 1850, we He clas-s of ’51 most sincerely kebiccAc Illirror. jtomirustraitfln In our Mirror you will find the record of a large orooortion of our school activities for the year. The staff has had both work and fun as they made their plans for Its publication. To be chosen on the Mirror Staff Is a distinct honor In this school. We hope they have produced a good annual. The Board of Education Is a group of men whose duties Include the hiring of teaohers, caring for school funds, and looking after all school functions. The 8chool Board acts as representatives for the citizens of Mondovl In matters relating to the school system. The officers are: Dr. R. A. Kreher, Di- rector; R. J. Tanner, Treasurer; R. H. Ecke, Clerk. Below, Standing: Kevin Grady, Harley Hesselman, R. H. Ecke Seated: R. J. Ibnner, C. L. Dodge, Dr, R. A. Kreher William Hehli B. S. Decree, Stout Institute, Industrial Arts, Advisor of Junior Class and BAA, Assistant Football Coach. Jane Rosenthal B. S. Decree, Stout Institute; Homemaking Instructor, Lunchroom Supervisor, Advisor of FHA and Freshman Class. Barbara Dreher B.S. Degree, Eau Claire Teachers College, B. A. Degree, Rilwaukee-Downer College; Junior, Senior Ehglish, Forensics, Advisor of Thespians,Student Council and Senior Class. Denise Si nonis B. S. Degree, LaCroese Teachers College, Physical Education,General Science,Advisor of GAA, Pep Club, Cheerleaders, and Tumblers. C. L. Dodge M.A. Degree, University of Wisconsin; American History, Pre-Flight, Principal of Mondovi'§ School System. Arthur Tibbetts B.S. Degree, Eau Claire Teachers College; Physics, Chemistry, World History, Debate Coach. Lawrence Niedswiecki B.S. Degree, River Falls Teachers College; Agriculture Instructor, Advisor of FFA and Freshman Class 3. E. Decree, Eau Claire Teachers College; Social Problems, Biology,Ek'iver Education Betty Wirth B. E. Derree, Whitewater Teachers Collepe; Commercial Inetruetor; Advisor of Mirror, Buffalo Bill-Board, Dope Sheet B. S. Degree, University of Minnesota; Music Inst rue tor Charlotte Quarberg B. S. Degree, LaCrosse Teachers College, Fresh., Soph. English, Librarian, Forensics and Dramatics, Advisor of Photography Club and Honor Society Mark Goodman B. S. Degree, University of Minnesota; Soph. English, American History, Social Problems, Geography, Sophomore Class Advisor Donald Horn 3. S. Degree, River Falls Teachers College, Mathematics, Geography, Assistant Basketball Coach, Baseball Coach Gwynn Christensen B. S. Derree, University of Wisconsin; Physical Education, Coach, Advisor of M Club Joretta Gibson Secretary of Mondovi's School System juavonne i.___ wosepn mij.ii Ever laughing, talking, Satan's Little Lambll smiling. Many happy hours beguiling. « Left Laura Lund A right good lassie through and through. Her merits are many, her faults, few. L u y d y Stanley Lehman Oh Cupid, bring your little dart; the girls are after Stanley's heart. C O C I L Phyllis Hart Her school days are full of Joy; but her nights, Oh Boy!2 Francis Boigenzahn The class president is a great athlete; who, in every way is hard to beat. •t . t , Hooker Judy Bauer Her destiny has been sought and found!! 'ilc.de, ames Brougham In matters of spirit he was never taggin'. In track and football he was never laggin . ’Brock Kathryn Rohrscheib Like a carpenter, she keeps haranering away. fate Bonnie Thompeon If I can't sleep in the night, I can sleep in class!! Robert Weisenbeck Home of the perman'jnt grin. Mavis Anderson A cute, sweet, little squirt; and also a good little, flirt. “M? auis John Olbert With the girls he will flirt and wink, and on the basketball team, he's a main link. JacKr Donna Harvey Always jolly, with a happy little word, and the merriest of laughter, which all of you have heard. T unvj Miller Johnson I made it, at last! Jo l, H JO 1 Marion Lorenz I enjoy my class most when I'm not there. Edith Johnson Her ability is not as tiny as herself, for she is a bright, little slight, little, light little craft. Ed Cj Jaimer Risen Not lazy, just doesn't feel like working. J a I mcr La Vila Swain She thought and thought but not the thought she ought. ' Z o u Merle Severson The women, God blest them, are easily pleased. They like lots of pep and are happy when teased. 5 e, u e r ” Ruby Gilbertson You night lose her in a crowd, except for her giggle. Delores Weber At first we think she's rather quiet, but later we find riot. she Harold Heck A loyal companion, an excellent friend; Areal earnest worker and true to the end. K ctor Jean Isaacson Always happy, always gay; liked by everyone for her Jolly way. , • J t aflic Donald Fimriete I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. . r i mej Marjorie Crandall Mavis Kins Kenneth Beeson Her sparkling eyes re. O'er her school work A star in two sports fleet her personality. never taries; the was he: Always in Marcelline Norby Delores Thalacker Time may come, and time Always merry, always may go, forever. • but I go on arc kind-The type of girl we like to find. Jane Dun can a on Jean Pranzwa Innocent brewn eyes, Lighte-Camera—Action! Don't kid yourself. They're Just a devil in disguise. 1 1 O U h. C pn William Bielefeldt He knows the football field isn't the only place for a good line. S ilL Nancy Fearer A pleasant personality is a personal letter of introduction. Hans Dorothy Danzinger Robert Murray She and apple cider. What's the use of liv-do compare; both give ing if you can't have forth such a gay air a good time? ft of Set LaVonne Ottum Here is a maid without pretense. Blessed with reason and comnon sense. | own Gerald Serum Only living founder of the Argumentive Club . Elizabeth Lumdal She shifts her brain into neutral and lets her tongue idle on. 'P- Gary Hartley The most important things in life are the smaller things. Ska ■ Gerald Paulson Deep rivers flow with the least noise. k w tv Mildred Med in The world will never take her as seriously as she takes herself. rrhihc Gloria Steinke Her hobby is having fun; her talent is making it. Qrlon Wayne Schafer The wild, wild women are making a wild man of me. NWt Janet Ifenz Charming and clever, quiet and shy; Janet s a girl who ll never say die. Clayton Nelson [ like to study but my jense of humor rets the est of me. CI awt Wilma Rosenthal Play and 1 11 play with you; Study and you study alone. Uimp LaVem Umess And I have often heard defended, little said is soonest mended. 0 f U e r n i e . h Laura Larson Her eyes punctuate everything she says ' . u ni i n n i e Donald Hanson He s the guy who runs a Ford: Keepe the gals from getting bored. T) o n r j ' Bonita Fedie If the would talk more, we would know her better. «• •• o n n j Gerald Johnson His education is pigskin deep Lois Neis Full of fun and fancy free. Our class has no better wit than she. Se miov ud e. x Doris Risen Bright she is with her gay air: A nicer girl is very rare. Mavis Anderson: May Fete 1, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Photogra- phy Club 4, Thespians 4, Hall Monitor 4, Ticket Committee 3-4, Usher 3-4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4 Judith Bauer: Band 2-3-4, May Fete 1, Xmas Pantomime 2, Debate 2, Declamations 1-3-4, Extemp. Reading 2, Junior Class Play, One-Act Play Coach 4, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-Treasurer 4, Photography Club 1-4, Tumbling 1, Pep Club 4, Thespians 4, Dramatic Club 1, Honor Society 3-Treasurer 4, Class C Tournament 1-2-3, Class B Tournament 3 Kenneth Beeson: Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 3, Baseball 1-2-4, BAA 1-2-3-4, Letter Club 1-2-3-V. President 4. William Bielefeldt: Football 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1-2, Track 2-3-4, BAA 3-4, Letter Club 2-3- Secretary 4, V. President of class 2-3 Francis Boigenzahn: Mirror 1-2-3-4, Football 1-2-3-Captain 4, Basketball 2-4, Track 3, Base- ball 2, Letter Club 1-2-3-President 4, Class C Tournament 2, Class President 3-4, Class Vice President 1. James Brougham: Football 1-2-3-4, Track 2-3-4, Basketball 2-4, BAA 3, Letter Club 2-3-4, Class Secretary 3 Marjorie Crandall: May Fete 1, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 3-4, Photography Club 4, Tumbling 1-2-3-4, Thespians 4, Ticket Committee 3-4, Class B Tournament 1-2-3-4, Class C Tournament 1-2-3-4. Dorothy Danxinger: Chorus 2, May Pete 1, Declamations 2, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3, PHA 1-2-3-4, Tumbling 2-3-4, Thespians V. President 4, Honor Society 4, Librarian 3-4, Hall Monitor 2, Usher 3, Class C Tournament 1-2-3-4, Class B Tournament 1-2-3-4. Jane Duncans on: Chorus 3, Debate 3-4, Declamations 4, Oratory 4, Extemp. Speaking 3, frie-Act Play 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 1-3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, Photography Club 4, Thespians 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Ticket Committee 4, Usher 4, Class C Tournament 1-2-3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4. Haney Pearer: Chorus 1-2, Debate 2, Declamations 1-2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One-Act Play 4, Mirror 1-2-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-Vice President 4, Thespians 4, Pep Club 1-2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Librarian 3-4, Class C Tournament 3, Class B Tournament 3, Student Council President 4, Cheerleader 1-2-3-4, Band 1-2-3-4. Bonita Pedie: Glee Club 1-2, Operetta 1, Usher 3, Transferred from Sacred Heart High School, Lima, 3 Donald Pimreite: Pootball 1-2-3-4, Basketball 1, BAA 2-3-4, Honor Society 4, Letter Club 4. Jean Pranewa: Chorus 2-3, Glee Club 4, One-Act Play 4, Extemp. Reading 3, Mirror 3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, GAA 4, PHA 1, Photography Club 4, Thespians 4, Hall Monitor 2-3, Ticket Committee 4, Usher 3 Ruby Gilbertson: Chorus 3, Glee Club 4, Mirror 3-4, Ikiffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 3-4, Photo- graphy Club 4, Thespians 4, Honor Society 4, Ticket Committee 3-4, Usher 4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4 Donald Hanson: Band 1-2, PPA 1-2-3-4, BAA 1, Hot Lunch 4, Class C Tournament 2-3-4, Class B Tournament 2-3-4. Phyllis Hart: Band 1-2, Chorus 1, May Pete 1, Debate 3, Declamations 1-2-3-4, Senior Class Play, Junior Class Play, One-Act Play 4, Mirror 2-3-Edi tor-in-Chief 4, Riffalo Bill-Board 3-4, Dope Sheet 3-4, PHA 1, GAA 1-2-3-Secretary 4, Photography Club 1, Thespians President 4, Honor Society Secretary 4, Hall Monitor 4, Hot Lunch 2-3, Class C Tournament 2-3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4, Class Secretary 4. Donna Harrey: Chorus 1-2-3, May Pete 1, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Dope Sheet 4, GAA 1- 2- 3-4, PHA 1-2-3, Thespians 4, Hot Lunch 1-2-3, Ticket Committee 3, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4. Harold Heck: Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, FFA 1-2- 3- 4, Photography Club 4, Thespians Sergeant at Arms 4, Honor Society 4. Gary Hurtley: Pootball 2-3-4, Basketball 2-4, Track 3, Baseball 2, Letter Club 3-4, Class C Tournament 2. Jean Isaacson: Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Dope Sheet 4, GAA 3-4, PHA 1-2-3-4, Photogra- phy Club 4, Thespians 4, Honor Society 4, Ticket Committee 3-4, Usher 3-4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4. Gerald Johnson: Pootball 2-3-4, Track 4, Baseball 2, BAA 2-3-4, Letter Club 3-4, Prom King 3. Edith Johnson: Band 1-2-3-4, Trumpet Quartet 3, Trumpet Duet 3-4, Chorus 1-2, May Pete 1, De bate 3-4, Extemp. Reading 1-2, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Che-Act Play 4, Mirror 2- 3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, PHA 1-2-State Secretary 3-President 4, Thespians 4, Pep Club 3-4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Usher 3, Student Council 4. Miller Johnson: PPA 1-2-3-4. Mavis Kins: Chorus 3, Glee Club 4, May Fete 1, Extemp. Reading 3, Junior Class Play, Mirror 3- 4, GAA 4, Thespians 4, Honor Society 4, Hall Monitor 3, Ticket Committee 4, Class C Tournament 4, Class B Tournament 4, Treasurer of Class 1-3-4. Laura Larson: May Pete 1, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, PHA 1, Thespians 4, Usher 3, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4. Stanley Lehman: Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Letter Club 2-3-4, Student Council V. Presi- dent 4, Honor Society 3-President 4, PPA 1-2-3-4, PPA Officer 2-3, PPA Speaking 3, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, One-Act Play 4, Extemp. Speaking 3-4, Mirror 3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, Thespians 4, Class President 1-2. Marion Loren : Transferred from Durand 3 Laura Lund: May Fete 1, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Photography Club 4, Thespians 4, Honor Society 4, Hall Monitor 4, Ticket Committee 3-4, Usher 4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4. Elisabeth Lumdal: Band 1-2-3-4, Brass Quintet 3, Trumpet Quartet 3, Trumpet Duet 3-4, Chorus 2, May Pete 1, Declamations 4, Extemp. Reading 2, Junior Class Play, One-Act Play 4, Mirror 3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 3-4, PHA 1-2-3-4, Tumbling 3-4, Thespians 4, Honor Society 3-4, Librarian 3, Usher 3, Class B Tournament 3 Mildred Medin: Debate 2-3-4, Declamations 2-4, Junior Class Play, One-Act Play 1-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3--Editor 4, GAA 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Photography Club 1-4, Thespians 4, Pep Club 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-V. President 4, Librarian 3-4, Class C Tournament 3, Class B Tournament 3. Robert Murray: Junior Class Play, FFA 1-2-3-4, Transferred from Spring Valley 3. Lois Neis: Chorus 3, Che-Act Play 4, Ekiffalo Bill-Board 4, GAA 3-4, PHA 3, Photography Club 4, Thespians Secretary 4, Usher 4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4, V. President of class 4, Transferred from Gilman ton 3 Clayton Nelson: Chorus 2-3, Track 1-2, Baseball 3, FFA 1-2-3-4, Thespians 4, Transferred from Gilmanton 4 LaVonne Ness: Band 1-2, Chorus 2-3, May Fete 1, Declamations 2, One-Act Play 4, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1, FHA 1-2-3-4, Thespians 4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4, Prom Queen 3 Marcelline Norby: Glee Club 1-2, GAA 3-4, Thespians 4, Hot Lunch 1-2, Librarians 1-2, Trans- ferred from Gilman ton 3 John Olbert: One-Act Play 4, Football 4, Basketball 4, Baseball 4, Letter Club 4, Usher 4, Class C Tournament 4, Class B Tournament 4, Transferred from Eau Claire Senior High School 4. LaVonne Ottum: Buffalo-Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 2-3-4, FHA 2-3-4, Photography Club 4, Thespians 4, Class C Tournament 3, Class B Tournament 3, FHA Reporter 4 Gerald Paulson: Football 2-3-4, Track 2-3, BAA 2-3-4, Letter Club 3-4. Doris Risen: May Fete 1, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, FHA 2-3, Thespians 4, Class C Tournament 3 Jaimer Risen: Thespians 4 Kathryn Rohrscheib: Band 2-3-4, Chorus 3, May Fete 1, Debate 1-3-4, Declamations 1, Oratory 2-3-4, Junior Class Play, One-Act Play Coach 4, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 4, FHA 1- 2-3-4, Tumbling 1-2, Thespians 4, Honor Society 3-4, Librarian 3-4, Hall Monitor 2-3, Usher 3, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3, Secretary-Treasurer of Class 2. Wilma Rosenthal: Chorus 3, Glee Club 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 3-4, Photography Club 4, Thespians 4, Ticket Committee 3-4, Usher 3-4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4 Wayne Schafer: Football 4, Basketball 2-4, Letter Club 4, Class C Tournament 2. Gerald Serum: Football 1-2, Basketball 1, BAA 2-3-4, Class Secretary 1. Merle Severson: Junior Class Play, Mirror 3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 4, Dope Sheet 4, Basketball 2- 3-4, Baseball 1-2-3-4, FFA 1-2-3-4, Letter Club 2-3-4, Hot Lunch 4, Class C Tournament 2-3- 4, Class B Tournament 2, FFA Secretary 4. Gloria Steinke: GAA 1, Tumbling 4, Thespians 4, Hall Monitor 3, Usher 3-4. LaVila Swain: Chorus 3, Mirror 3, Buffalo Bill-Board 3, Photography Club 1-4, Thespians 4, Hall Monitor 3-4, Ticket Comaittee 3-4, Class C Tournament 3-4, Class B Tournament 3-4. Janet Tanz: Band 1-2-3-4, Chorus 1-2, Debate 3-4, Declamations 1-2-3, Junior Class Play, One-Act Play Coach 4, Mirror 4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, GAA 1-2-3-4, FHA 1-2-3-4, Photography Club 1-4, Tumbling 1, Thespians 4, Pap Club 2-3-4, Honor Society 3-4, Dramatic Club 1, Class C Tournament 1, Class B Tournament 1-2-3-4. Delores Thalacker: Chorus 2-3, Glee Club 4, May Fete 1, Mirror 3-4, Buffalo Bill-Board 3-4, Dope Sheet 4, GAA 1-2, Thespians 4, Hall Monitor 1-2-3-4, Librarian 3, Ticket Committee 3-4, Usher 3-4, Class C Tournament 4, Class B Tournament 4. Bonnie Thompson: LaVeme Umess: FFA 1-2-3-V. President 4, Class C Tournament 2-3-4, Class B Tournament 2-3-4. Delores Weber: Thespians 4, Hall Monitor 3, Usher 3-4. Robert Weisenbeck: Junior Class Play, FFA 1-2-3-4, Class B Tournament 3 Joseph Wulff: Thespians 4 Back Row: P. Bauer, J. Winter, S. Thorapeon, G. McCann, D. Johnson, E. Pinseth, E. Cole, R. Gifford, L. Steinke, D. Parkhurst, D. Becker, J Schuster Middle Row: A. Hedberg, A. Beck, R. Stankey, M. Sessions, G. Synstad, M. Serum, D. Prissel, D. Peterson, M. Amundson, J. Weber, J. Christopherson Front Row: J. Nyre, N. Johnson, C. Odegard, J. Nyre, R. Nyre, D. Davis, M. Hollister, G. Thompson, E. Paulson, D. Johnson Back Row: R. Gibson, D. Peterson, C. Ede, G. Harvey, D. Brommer, L. Accola, G. Stelmach, C. Wright, W. Hovey, K. Robinson, L. Cleasby, D. Claflin, G. Litchfield Middle Row: J. Serum, D. Solie, S. Gifford, A. Smeltzer, M. Sather, J. Olufson, M. Hurtley, S. Howard, A. Grady, C. Becker, A. Goodermote, R. Hustad, R. Helwig, R. Davis, Mr. Hehli Front Row: R. Dehnke, J. Koenig, C. Ness, J. Johnson, R. Koepp, L. Schultz, P. Weiss, D. May, P. Schultz, L. Mahlum, D. Bloom. B. Oueltzow, D. Parkhurst, J. Synstad Back How: Middle Row: Front Row: Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: C. George, D. Howard, J. Bollinger, W. Martinson, L. Linse, A. Christianson, K. Duncanson, B. Greenwood, J. Benning, N. Miland, L. Rosman, W. Nelson, A. Christophers on, A. Bauer C. Linse, D. Marten, £• Stamm, B. Nichols, B. Eide, R. Dregney, K. Blumhardt, S. Parkhurst, L. Winter, B. Crandall, J. Christopherson, M. Deutscher, L. Moe, N. Lee, B. Quarberg, L. Wiesenbeck C. Ottum, B. Schultz, M. Paulson, B. Claflin, J. Oberhofer, D. Crandall, K. Koenig, J. Blager, M. Umess, E. Mahlum, M. Deutscher, M. Sheehan D. Hagen, R. LaDuke, L. Segerstrom, R. Gunderson, K. Jones, S. Ronnie, S. Risen, D. Mewhorter, S. Larson, E. Guelle, D. Sraeltzer, M. Larson, R. Ehdreson, R. Accola, D. Smith N. Hanestad, F. Olson, D. McCann, L. Franzwa, L. Hageness, B. Eide, D. Medin, A. Amundson, N. Robinson, D. Stellingwerf, L. Steinke, G. Amundson, L. Isaacson, L. Rosenthal D. Isaacson, E. Cook, R. Larson, J Thoreson, M. Smith, A. Ness, J. Crawford, J. Skare, M. Machmeier, B. Thompson, P. Bach, J. Christopherson, I. Johnson, M. Goss, Mr. Goodman X Back Hew: Middle Row: Front Row: Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: M, Winter, E. Ottosen, M. Neby, C. Ryan, F. Stan , R. Miller, D. Claflin, D. Beck, W. Liebennan, M. Fitzgerald, D. Berber, D. Passow, L. Crawford, L. Heck, C. Klopp, M. Sather, M. Lumdal, W. Bauer, S. Erickson, J. Wulff, S. Helwig, B. Olson, C. Larson, L. Brenn, B. Bloom, Y. Johnson, S. Olson, A. Risler, D. Brantner, Mrs. Rosenthal D. Brantner, K. Lee, G. Blumhardt, D. Rustad, E. Hovey, L. Brantner, J. Nelson, B. Nelson, J. Thalacker, L. Odegard, E. Davis, K. Seyforth, D. Temple, V. Jordet J. Rohrscheib, B. Gruber, G. Larson, P. Anibas, J. Bollinger, J. Langert, C. Peterson, J. Fitzgerald, D. Barney, G. Robinson, G. Meyer, M. Evenson E. Simonson, M. Ness, D. Larson, G. Moats, B. Goodermote, A. Fleming, R. Wood, D. Wik, G. Benning, R. Wulff, F. Claflin, R. Berg, N. George H. Dehnke, J. Sandberg, H. Isaacson, L. Nyre, M. Becker, J. Zuidema, D. Hart, C. Forthun, M. Yarington, F. Weisenbeck, J. Kreher, J. Schuch, G. Johnson, Mr. Niedzwiecki Back Row: J. Nichola, B. Van Brunt, D. Shaw, L. Grady, J. Evenson, L. Schultz, M. Jackson, G. Schultz, D. Machaeier, J. Neis, Mrs. Dillon Middle Row: D. Becker, S. Mengelt, S. Bauer, J Thoraon, J. Ede, D. Becker, L. Bach, Serum, D. Miller, H. Parkhurst Front Rcw: D. Goss, A. Koenig, R Ness, L. Fitzgerald, R. Crawford, E. Talle, R. Crandall, B. Loomis, D. Ede, S. Silvemass Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: T. Kreher, J. Rud, R. Sessions, B. Steinke, J. Peterson, K. Kroll, K. Evans, D. Hart, K. Helwig, D. Hurtley, Miss OdegArd D. Nelson, B. Deetz, H. Christopherson, B. Larson, J. Jones, J. Crawford, W. Nelson, J, Wilbur, K. Peterson, L Goso, B. Thorson A, Johnson, H. Gcodemote, B. Bartholamew, A. Greenwood, J, Whelan, E. Schultz, N. Borgwardt, J. Steen, D. Peterson, R. Nelson, R. Sather FDDTBRLL 50 t J5 •O'f f p f 5 45fe 63 e sr � 55?«44a,5fl gj 4 4M f, $ '4 4:V 1 '. l. r. n H It « it li n IT t Back Row: D. Howard, D. Smeltzer, R. Gifford, L. Cleasby, J. Bollinger, G Blumhardt, J. Bollinger, L. Segerstron, G. Robinson, K. Duncanson, R. Gobson, W. Nelson, Mr Christiansen. Middle Row: R. Davis, L Linse, G. Litchfield, C. Wright, G. Harvey, E. Cole, K. Robinson, J. Serum, W. Hovey, J. Nyre, D. Peterson, D. Claflin, N. Miland. Front Row: A. Christianson, B. Gruber, D. Fimreite, J. Olbert, W Schaefer, B. Bsilefeldt, F. Boigenzahn, J. Brougham, J. Johnson, G. Paulson, B Harvey, K. Beeson, G Hurtley. Seasons Record Mondovi 27-Neilsville 0 Rondovi 13-----------7 f ondovi 32-WhifeWl0 Movtdovi 1 R uqu ta 6 Mordovi 2 6-B.fi Falls 12 Mohdovi 2 6 Galesvillc 0 MorAovi O'Rread 13 26 Mohdovi 1 7“Duravid 7 total lil total 5 8 Indi vidua 1 Scorih a t.A Ta.-f. +.p T3oioe� o2a Vv 1 5V V Wr i 2 t + i 2H 'R ot V S 0 v� 3 1 8 B le le f e IJf 3 a Br ou g havn a II 33 Beeson a 3 Boll r a J H u r 7 e ij 6 Back Row: Dave Howard, Keith Robinson, Laveme Linse, Jim Bollinrer, Kcrle Sev- erson, Coach Christensen Front Row: Jim Brougham, John Olbert, Stan Lehman, Gary Hurtley,Fban Boigenzahn, Wayne Schafer BRSKETBRLL Back Row: Keith Koenig, Duane Peterson, Walt Hovey, Wayne Nelson, Am Nyre ,Coach Horn Front Row: Don Parkhurst, Don Smeltzer, Chuck Wright, Jack Benning, Burt Green- wood, Jim Blager Havre Mohtiovi 37 f?Jfoov a-46 - 45B.R.Palls—38 •• 46 Ossco....43 “ 34HuV� sta--3? • 37CViippfuja F. 47 •• 4 6 Durand 3? “ ” 36 Rrcad� a 31 - 67WUeV all 37 4 I CVnppeu a 7 •• • 33 B.R Falls 34 • • 47 Ossco 43 M 51 Ruaus+a 37 ' 27 Rv-cadia SI 33 IDuira v d 31 •• - 54 Whitehall SS to4a total Itiiine’ual Scoring ?laMer Olb rt 5 z a V n iw er Rojjinsoh Lelotoah Houiavd Brau V avi Seuersovi Sclia cr Linse IS 77 HI HI l£ 52 1? 3H ¥ 32 22 HL 5 23 23 33 a is n IH a li 13 23 12 10 n H 5 3 £ 3 3 IH 3 0 3 3 — 0 Fluera c V uVY leir Shots P«r Gawit - - 58 Teavtt fere e hta t . Fr« d Goals-------.2 77 Fret TWrouJS------.48 3 Back Row: B. Gruber, G. Benninr, N. George, D. Rustad, F. Stamm, Mr. Horn Front Row: W. Lieberman, D. ''laflin, K. Fitzperald, J. Bollinger, G. Blumhardt, G. Meyer L E C T L T U E B R Back Row: J. McCann, J. Johnson, K. Robinson, L. Llnse, L. Segerstrom, A. Christianson, G. Harvey, W. Schaefer, Mr. Christianson Middle Row: G. Litchfield, C. Wright, W. Hovey, D. Howard, B. Harvey, G. Hurtley, J. Nyre, E. Cole, M. Severson Front Row: J. Serum, J. Clbert, K. Beeson, J. Bollinger, D. Fimreite, G. ftulson, S. Lehman, J. Brougham, B. Beliefeldt, F. aoigensahn The Mondovl High Bohool Letter Club was created In 19 +6 by Howard L. Kol-stad. The main purpose of the Mondovl High School Letter Club Is to encourage good sportsmanship and better teamwork. To be a member of the M.H.S. Letter Club, a student must have earned s letter In the following sports; basketball, baseball, football, or track. The present advisors of the organisation are the two athletic coaches, Don Horn and Gwynn Christensen. Below: BAA boys In action. Under the supervision of Mr. Hehll, the Boys' Athletic Association has the largest membership It has ever had . All boys who are not on the A and B squads of varsity basketball are eligible. This year six teams made up the league. They are: Knobs, Bullets, Bloody 5 , Mad Russians, Mudslingers, and Jacques. They played on Mond r nights, and the members of the A and •B squads refereed the games. Ban TUMBLING During the half of our home games, the tumbling team, consisting of 13 girls: Donna Temple, Darleen Bloom, Mavis Hurtley, Margie Crandall, Mar-leen Jones.Colleen Ryan, Karen Lee, Jean Nyre, Joan Crawford, Gloria Steinke, Jenelle Skare, Nancy Lee, and Jean Koenig, displayed its acrobatic ability to entertain the audience. Their programs included numerous hand rolls, flips, chest rolls, cartwheels, and pyramids. Miss Simonis coached them throughout the year. PEP CLUB Back Rows S. Howard, D. Solie, C. Becker, M. Sather, A. Bauer, N. Lee, S. Erickson, C. Ryan, Miss Simonis Middle Rows E. Cook, N. Fearer, E. Johnson, M. Medin, J. Olufson, J. Tan , D. Medin, J. Bauer Front Row: J. Wulff, K. Lee, B. Quarberg, J. Skare, M. Sather, K. Hanseman Having one skit a week during the football and basketball season, the members of the Pep Club showed their ingenuity in presenting a variety of humorous skits. Some of the better ones were Gwen's Music Shop , Quiz Show , and the new members initiation skit. Two new cheers were introduced by the cheerleaders this year. A song sung at one of the pep meetings, made up by the cheerleaders and members of the Pep Club, was adopted by the cheering section and was sung at the warm-ups of many of the A games. Miss Simonis is advisor of the group. The O.A.A. of 1951 consists of approximately 70 girls from the freshmen, sophomore, junior, and senior classes. Numerous tournaments—basketball, badminton, bowling, volleyball, and pingpong were held. Carole Becker, Annabel Bauer, Amber Kehls, Lorraine Schultz, and Lois Neis were chairmen of these activities. Earlier in the year, October 27, the G.A.A. sponsored the homecoming dance to which the whole school responded whole heartedly. Kenneth Beeson and Nancy Fearer reigned over the dance as king and queen. Francis Bolgenzahn, Edith Johnson, John Olbert, Jean Franzwa, Jim Brougham, Janet Tanz, Bill Bielefeldt, Doris Risen were attendents. Janet Tanz; president, Phyllis Hart; secretary, Kate Rohrscheib; treasurer, Miss Simonis; advisor. BHND Clarinets nny Cook Barbara Quarberg Nancy Lee (absent) Kathryn Rolirscheib Beverly M. Eide James Bollinger Joan Thor es on Janet Tanz Charlotte Linse Joan Wulff Marjorie Sather Elizabeth Hovey Jane Thorson Baritones Alice Amundson Mariya Amundson Donna Stallingwerf Flute Jenelle Skare Bass David Claflin French Horn Mary Sather Comets Elizabeth Lumdal Edith Johnson Sheri Parkhurst Lorraine Schultz Allen Christopherson Jerald Bollinger Larry Crawford Clarice Ness Trombones June Johnson Susan Erickson Saxophones Annabel Bauer David Howard Bell Lyra Donna May Snare Drums Ruth Huatad Judy Bauer Anne Goodermote Shari Bauer Bass Drum James Blager There are 39 members in the Kondovl High School Band this year. This band la under the direction of Mr. Jack Boman. During the year the band played at the home football and basketball games and also during the tournaments. At Homecoming they led the parade that marched from school down through the business district. Irv November they played at the auction that was held to raise funds for the Mirror Lake Project. With the Glee Club they helped present the Christmas Concert in December. The band is led by Nancy Fearer,Colleen Ryan, Karen Lee, and Jenelle Skare as majorettes. Back Row: Middle Row: Front Row: L. Moe, M. Deutacher,M. Deutsofter,8. ParkhurettL. Odegard D. Johnson, J.Christopherson,8.Howard,M. Bather, B. Eide, M. Hartley, B. Quarberg, C. Odegard M. Goe8, D. Temt le,M. Sheehan, N. Ellingson,W. Rosenthal, P. Schultz,L. Mahlum,J. Franzwa,M. Kins,A. Beck,D. Davie, M. Serum M. Ne8 8, J. Thoreson,B. Eide,R. Nyre,L. Winter, D. Bloom, R. Hustad, C. Linee, J. Nyre, G. Synstad, L. Franzwa, R. Gilbertson, M. Winter (Bln (Linb The Girls Glee Club, an organization under the direction or Mr. Jack Boman has presented many fine musical programs throughout the year. It sponsored a Christmas Concert on the evening of December 19, 195° in the High School Auditorium and also presented a fine program for Open Houee on November 20, 1950. The Club also participated in the Spring Musio Festival held at Eau Claire this year. Consisting of thirty-eight members, the Club meets every day of the issk. The following girls are the officers of the Mondovi High School Glee Club: President--------------Jean Franzwa Vioe President—Ruth Hustad Secretary-----Carol Odegard Treasurer--Sheri Parkhurst In addition, the girls wish to thank Mr. Boman for his excellent work in directing them through the year. The F. H. A. is an organization which represents the Future Homemakers of America. Through it the girls are taught the fundamentals of homemaking and how to be successful homemakers. The Mondovi F. H. A. meets once a month, at which time the president presides and the business and program is carried on. Through the school months the organization has raised money in several ways. It has held bake sales and pie sales at noon hours, Xmas card sales, and has sponsored a movie at the Mondovi Theatre. To honor F. H. A. Week the girls wore white dresses to the meetings and also had a window display in one of the stores in Mondovi. At Christmas a banquet was held which all members attended. Gifts were also exchanged at this time. The following are the officers of the Mondovi F. H. A. President-------Edith Johnson Vice President—Mildred Medin Secretary--------Nancy Fearer Treasurer----------------Judy Bauer Reporter--------------LaVonne Ottum Historian----------------------Janis Olufson Recreation Chairman-----------------Emmy Cook Song Leader-------------------Anne Goodermote Parliamentarian----------------Joan Thoreson Program of Work Chairman---Dorothy Danzinger The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. The specific purposes for which this organization was formed are as follows: 1. To develop competent, aggressive, rural and agricultural leadership. 2. To create and nurture a love of country life. 3. To strengthen the confidence of farm boys and young men in themselves and their work. U. To create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occupations. 5. To encourage members in the development of individual farming programs and establishment in farming. 6. To encourage members to improve the farm home and its surroundings. 7. To participate in worthy undertakings for the improvement of agriculture. 8. To develop character, train for useful citizenship, and foster patriotism. 9. To participate in cooperative effort. 10. To encourage and practice thrift. 11. To encourage improvement in scholarship. 12. To provide and encourage the development of organized rural activities. President---------------Toby Finseth Vice President-------LaVerne Urness Secretary— ----------Merle Severson Sentinel---.--- Reporter---------------LaVerne Linse Treasurer--------------Gerald McCann Assistant Treasurer----David Johnson —Elverne Cole Below: Arnold Bauer and Nell Mi land, the two top winners in the Sectional Corn-growing contest held last season. Below: Mr. Niedzwiecki confers with the officers of his F.F.A., L. Umess, D. Johnson, M. Severson, L. Linse, E. Cole. Back Row: D. Ferariete, N. Fearer, M. Kins, J. Isaacson, L. Lund D. Danzinger, S. Lehman, H. Keck, Miss Quarberg Front Rcw: K. Rohrscheib, P. Hart, J Bauer, J. Tanz, R. Gilbertson, E. Lumdal, E. Johnson, M. Med in The Mondovl Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized In 1945. There are ninety-two on the membership list at the present time. The Honor Society Is composed of Juniors and Seniors who are outstanding In school work. Juniors must have a ninety per cent average In school work, plus fifteen points for extra-curricular activities. Seniors must have an eighty-eight per cent average plus twenty points for extra-curricular activities. Members must also have the approval of the high school faculty before being admitted. Events of this year have been: New senior members Inducted Into membership In Ootober; dinner and movie at Eau Claire In November; helped with the March of dimes; another dinner and movie In January; the Induction of Juniors In February; and a trip at the end of the year. Members also participate In a scholarship test every spring. The Honor Society sponsors the school newspaper, and It Is also the duty of the members to fill out the honor roll list every nine weeks. At home basketball games and at the two tournaments members sold popcorn. Miss Quarberg Is the advisor of the Mondovl Honor Society, and the following people were officers during the year: First Semester Second Semester President---------- Stanley Lehman Vice President------Kate Rohrscheib Secretary----------Elizabeth Lurndal Treasurer---------------Judy Bauer President-------------Edith Johnson Vice President--------Mildred Medin Secretary--------------------Phyllis Hart Treasurer----------------------Janet Tanz Back Row: Mr. Tibbetts, K. Duncanaon, K. Blumhardt, J. Duncanson, M. Medin, S. Lehman, Mr. Goodman Front Row: K. Rohracheib, K. Johnaon, L. Weiaenbeck, J. Tfenz, T. Claflin, D. May With the beginning of school the debaters started a new season and a new question. Resolved: That the American people should reject the welfare state, was soon heard in many homes. The first event attended was a speech clinic at E. C.T.C. where we heard a practice debate. Two teams entered the Kick Off debate at Eau Claire Senior High School, and on December 1 and 2 we travelled to New Richmond for another tournament. We next saw action at Blair on December 16, with 14 other teams from Wisconsin and Minnesota, and on January 13 again met teams from those two states at E.C.T.C. One of the most enjoyable events was the trip to Gustavus Adolphus College at St. Peter, Minnesota, for the Upper Midwest High School Debate Tournament. At this event were teams from nine states. The last big debate event was the trip to Chippewa Falls to compete with other schools for state competition. This year has been a red letter one for Mondovi High School. A Student Council has been organized for the first time in the history of thjs institution. The Student Council is composed of nine elected representatives of the four classes. The objectives of the Council are to act as the voice of the atudent body in all school matters, to sponsor cr encourage all activities and policies desired by the students, and to work with the faculty and administration in the governing of the school. The activities of such a council are manifold. It is hoped that in the years to come the duties and powers of this body will increase. Miss Dreher was selected as adviser of the group. President------------------Nancy Fearer Vice President------------------Stanley Lehman Secretary-Treasurer---------------Edith Johnson u I I Back Row: Jerry Bollinger, Jim Bollinger, Stan Lehman, Ronny Davie, Gordon Olson Front Row: Nancy Fearer, Edith Johnson, Bmay Cook, Peggy Weis, Miss Dreher MIRRDR % t A « A t � « I $ I fr|M LlO t,e-% Back Row: H. Heck, H. Severson, J. Nyre, S. Leliman, D. Howard, F. Boipenzahn, J. Bollinger, J. Serum, K. Duncanson, L. Lund, M. Crandall, J. Isaacson, J. Skare, Miss Wirth Middle Row: D. Claflin, P. Hart, R. Gilbertson, N. Fearer, J. Franzwa, M. Kins, D. Thalacker, J. Tanz, C. Becker, D. Solie, P. Veiss, L. Larson, B. barber , B. Eide, M,Anderson Front Row: J. Bauer, E. Cook, K. Rohrscheib, E. Johnson, D. Harvey, L, Ness, F. Lumdal, D. Medin, M. Sather, S. Howard, M. Sather, S. Gifford, J. Johnson, A. Goodermote The Mirror staff is made up of students of various classes, including the Junior High. These students were placed under senior editors in seven different departments. These sections are: Senior, Administration, Lower Classes, Sports, Artists, Organizations, and Snaps. Students were given assignments by the editors of these sections. Two people from each class,and two from Junior High, acted as the salesmen, selling Mirrors within their class. There are also ad solicitors, who sell ads to the business men. The business men, then get a card to put in their window, stating that they are advertising in the 1951 MIRROR.They also receive ads in the MIRROR, Editor-in-Chief------- Business Manager------ Senior Editor--------- Administration Editor Lower Classes Editor-Organizations Editor- Snaps Editor---------- Art Editor------------ Sports Editor--------- -----Phyllis Hart Elizabeth Lurndal —-—Donna Harvey ----Edith Johnson --------Mavis Kins -----Nancy Fearer -----Jean Franzwa -------Judy Bauer —-Stanley Lehman Back Row: Stan Lehman, Judy Bauer, Nancy Fearer, Mavis Kins. Middle Row: Liz lumdal, Edith Johnson, Phyllis Hart. Front Row: Jean Franzwa, Donna Harvey Tho+oqvaphy Clut Back Row: B. Greenwood, A. Christopherson, H. Heck, D. Peterson, D. Prissel, J. Weber, C. Becker, R. Koepp, A. Amundson, D. McCann, D. Stellingwerf, Miss Quarberg Middle Row: W. Nelson, D. Parkhurst, R. Hustad, J. Crawford, M. Anderson, A, Goodemote, J. Johnson, D. Medin, B. Quarberg, L. Winter, L. Ottum, D. Solie, S. Howard Front Row: D. May, F. Claflin, J. Thalacker, C. Linse, E. Cook, J. Skare, A. Ness, J. Thorson, E. Otteson, L. Odegard, S. Helwig, L. Brantner Back Row: B. Liebeman, G. Benning, R. Wood, T, Kreher, N. George, A. Bauer, L. Schultx, J. Olufson, A. Grady, M. Sather, M. Fitxgerald, G. Blumhardt Middle Row: G. Stelmach, N« Fearer, M. Medin, J. Bauer, J Franxva, R. Gilbertson, L. Swain, B. Bloom, K. Hansenan, L. Hageness, G. Amundson Front Row: D. Brommer, B. Eide, S. Parkhurst, D. McCann, A. Amundson, M. Crandall, J. Isaac- son, L. Lund, J. Tan , Blumhardt Early In the fall of 1950 a dramatic club was organized under the direction of Miss Dreher. At our first meeting we decided on the name, Thespians , after the founder of the Greek. Drama, Thespis. At this meeting we also elected Phyllis Hart, president; Dorothy Danzlnger was given the vice Presidency, Lois Nele was named secretary, Stan Lehman was selected treasurer and Harold Heck was given the title of Sargent-At-Arms. Events of the year Included the one-act plays In December and a number of social parties, plus an excellent performance by a group from the Teachers' College In Eau Claire. -elov: Scenes tnhen r.t the T.iesoi- r. ii-.seueraAe Party early 1.-st frill. Back Row: H. Severson, D. Hanson Mrs. Rosenthal, L. Haveness,J. Crawford. Front Row: E. Mahlum L. Weisenbeck, R. Dre ney, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Eide Back Row: L. Lund, M. Crandall, J. Isaacson, C. uie aru, C. Ness, J. Johnson, C. Becker, M. Medin, N. Fearer, R. Stankey, M. Sessions, 0. Synstad, A. Sraeltzer, B. Gueltzow, J. Synstad Middle Row: D. Weber, M. Anderson, M. Lumdal, D. Thalacker, C. Linse, M. Sather, P. Weiss, A. Grady, M. Serum, M. Kins, B. Eide, J. Franzwa, D. Davis Front Row: G. Steinke, W. Rosenthal, L. Winter, D. Bloom, M. Amundson, J. Weber, K. Rohrscheib, P. Hart, D. Danzinper, R. Gilbertson, L. Swain, L. Mahlum, P. Schultz, D. Solie The above students are the ones who voluntarily take over the service jobs of the year such as selling tickets at the games, working in the lunch room, librarians, and hall monitors. Many thanks are due to these helpful students. Another vote of thanks goes to our cocks and janitors. When there is locker trouble or anything else that may bother us, Sig and Mert are always around to lend a helping hand. Mrs. Eide, Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs. Johnson are the three women who do their best to satisfy the hunger of 500 students every noon. Back Row: J. Serum, A. Grady, A. Bauer, M. Sather, C. Becker, J. Nvre, D. Farkhuret, Kiss Quarberc Front Row: W. Hovey, S. Howard, P. V.eiss, A. Goodermote, J. Johnson, D. Solie, J. Olufson Here We Go Again , is a humorous play about an average American family. Lois Parker attends college, Pigeon is in her middle teens, and Janie in her early teens. Their father is in the feed business, and many of the neighbors disapprove of the Parker's way of dealing. When all of the family is at home they have their normal feuds. The girls try to mix business with other family matters, but as most young girls they are very happy and seem to find their proper beaus. The play, under December 6, in the as follows: the direction of Miss uarberg, was presented to the grades afternoon and to the public in the evening. The cast is Pigeon Parker----------Sally Howard Lois Parker--------------Peggy Weiss Mrs. Parker--------------Doris Solie Mr. Parker---------------------Donald Parkhurst Midge Martin-------Mary Ellen Sather Jania Parker-----------June Johnson Wilbur Jennings------------Jim Nyre Lee Summers---------------Walt Hovey Elaine Jordan--------------------Anne Goodermote Biff Jordan---------------Jack Serum Lottie Stimson---------Annabel Bauer- Vy. Virginia Anderson----------Amy Gradv Abbie Motherwell-------Janis Olufson Casandra Jennings------Carol Becker Everything Nice was directed by Miss Barbara Dreher. This one-act play was about the Todd family, with Mrs. Todd's sister, Shirley Gifford, living there at the present time with her two children, Henny and Benny, Phyllis Hart and Edith Johnson. There was never a dull moment with Henny and Benny always getting into mischief. But at the end of the play their mischievousness helped out the whole family. The one-act play, Sisters Under the Skin , was directed by three students in the senior class. They were Judy Bauer, Kate Rohrscheib, and Janet Tanz. This was the story of four scrub women, Lois Neis, Elizabeth Lurndal, Jean Franzwa, and LaVonne Ness, who were trying to make themselves beautiful in the beauty salon of Sandra, Jane Duncanson. In the end they decide that it takes too much effort to become beautiful, so stayed as they were—scrub women. uihLr w'h Sr A ftOso ’a - 2 Blue RS fClfe. C ut� ■■PBP ■■H Resr1 Johns nine • A Lsth Williams 0«U€«’s MO r«i LooK, 1 he pive.5 Th-ot Dsr CiotJ i i V; Kite Rbove'. 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