Mondovi High School - Mirror Yearbook (Mondovi, WI)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1952 volume:

UNLESS - ——1-1 -zf . 7L = C.L. DODGE principal Barbara Dreher B.S. Decree, Eau Claire Teachers College, B.A. Degree, Mil.-Downer College. Junior, Senior English, Spanish, Forensics, Advisor of Th es pian s, S tud en t Council. Betty Wirth B.E. Degree Whitewater St. Teachers College.Commercial Instruetor,Advisor of Mirror, Buffalo Bill-Board, Dope Sheet. Donald Miles B.S. Degree, River Falls St. Teachers College. Americar. History,Geography, Soc ial Problems, assistant coach. Advisor of M Club. Francis Ballard B.S. Degree, Eau Claire St. Teachers College. Math,General Science.Advisor of the Juniora Marjorie Moravec B.A. Degree,College of St. Scholastica. Physical education, World History, Art, Advisor of G.A.A., Pep Club, tumbling, Co-Director of the Junior Class Play. William Hehli B.S. Degree, Stout Institute, Industrial Arts,Advi8or of the Seniors. Mary Jo Boardman B.S. Degree, River Falls St. Teachers College. Sophonore and Junior English, American History, Co-Director of the Junior Class Play. Richard Ehanuel B.S. Decree, Eau Claire St. Teachers College. Physical Education,Algebra, Coach, Advisor of the Letter Club. Charlotte Quarberg B. S. Degree, Lacrosse Teachers College. Freshman Ehglish,Librarian, Forensics, Dramatics . Photography Club and Honor Society advisor. Jane Rosenthal B.S. Degree, Stout Institute. Home-making instuctor. Lunchroom Supervisor, Advisor of F.H.A. and Freshman Class. Jack Boman B.S. Degree, University of Minnesota. Director of Band and Chorus. Lawrence Niedzwiecki B.S. Degree, River Falls St. Teachers College. Agriculture Instuctor, Advisor of FFA and Freshman Class. George Nelson B.E. Degree, Eau Claire St. Teachers College. Biol-ogy, C heads try, Drivers Training. Standing: Mr. Grady Mr. Hesselms' Mr. Ecke Sitting: Mr. Tanner Mr. Dodge Dr. Kreher September 6 7 Freshmen days 13 Neilsville game tied 6-6 21 Arcadia game lost 14-13 26 class meetings 28 New Student Council write test. 11 classes begin 18 Lyceum course Atomic energy 24 Honor Society meeting 28 Osseo game won 19-0 mbo re October 5 10 Whitehall game Augusta game won 12-0 lost 13-0 11 12 15 Teacher's Con- Lyceum course vention Speech 18 Mirror piotures Honor Society meeting taken 25 19 Thespian Blackriver game meeting lost 7-6 31 26 Honor Society Calesville game lost 19-6 supper at E.C. January 7 classes begin 8 Blackriver garni lost 47-44 18 11 Osseo game lost 66-41 Whitehall game lost 39-46 25 Arcadia game won 42-34 11 Mirror pictures taken 25-28 semester exams 29 Oolfax game lost 71-49 April 16 00 Lyceum course IHA see Singing Marines Ice Follies 00 00 Honor Society Thespian meeting meeting Pep Bally 6 Lication staff meeting t Zau Claire 15 November 30 Whitehall won 49-37 21 C. Turkey Trot Parade at 4t00 Durand game won 12-6 Dance til 12:00 9 Band and chorus concert 16 One-Act-Play ▲ rating at Z.0 27 Altoona game lost 48-25 December February Seniors chose invitations 14 Durand game won 35-33 18 Stanley game lost 51-48 21 Augusta gams lost 47-40 One-Act-Play B at State Arcadia game lost 46-41 15 Xmas Ball 20 Thespian meeting Augusta game lost 38-33 22---- Christmas Vacation Junior Play 14 Coach-Principal banquet Lyceum course clown's life 18 Thespian card party 28 Thespians see play at KPls. 1 Durand game won 44-36 8 Blackriver game lost 64-31 15 Osseo won 28-24 Mirror deadline 18 Honor Society meeting 27-28-29 Tournament March 00 Honor Society meeting 00 Tournament 00 Easter vacation 00 Senior Play 17 Lyceum course De Heath's 17 Junior Prom 00 Senior day 25 Sac c laureate services May 00 Senior trip 00 Award day 28 Oraduation Day CXir class rings were selected and ordered in November. We received them in the Spring. Hie Junior Class Play, A Case Of Springtime,” was our next big event. It was produced on February 7th. The rayest event. The Junior Prom, was held on Kay 3rd. President------Della Med in Secretary-LaVem Linse Vice-President-Wayne Nelson Treasurer-Alice Amundson Advisors------Miss Dreher. Mr. Ball ird R. Larson D. Isaacson N. Miland N. Robinson K. Bluahardt B. A. Eide D. Martin L. Winter N. Lee S. i rkhurst L. Segerstrcm D. Howard L. Isaacson D. Stellingwerf D. McCann L. Rosenthal F. Cl son G. Amundson J. Thorson J. Banning B. M. Eide J, Skare C. Linae B. Greenwood R. Accola M. Goss B. Thompson B. Schuitz D. Hapen P. Bach A. Bauer I. Johnson G. Dryden E. Quelle D. Pichler R. Dregney A. Ness M. Deustcher L. Moe M. Sheehan E. Mahlum M. Deustcjper C. Ottura R. Peterson E. Stamn L. Hareness D. Smeltzer L. Franzwa T. Risler K. Koenig S. Risen A. Christenson J. Christophera on G. Goodermote M. Machmeier L. Steinke S. Ronnei R. LaDuke J. Oberhofer L. Rosman M. Umess M. Paulson S. Larson R. Rider son D. Mewhorter M. Larson students to take the examination for the Student Council. President--------Dale Rustad Vice-President—Joan Wulff Secretary-------Karen Lee Treasurer-------Frances Stamn Student Council-Jerry Bollinger Lois Cdegard Class Advisor---Miss Quarberg T ie Sophomore Class entered in the homecoming festivities. Hiey received a first rating on their float and a second rating last year. The Freshman initiation took place on November 16, 1951 Jlfc dhjfctu; 'j rntJ F. Stamm K. Lee D. Rustad J. Wulff L. Odegard K. Seyforth S. Erickson M. Sather B. Lieberman G. Meyer C. ftyan R. Wulff M. Lumdal J. Rohrscheib D. Temple J. Zuidema L. Hovey J. Thalacker A. Note D. Brantner T. Johnson £• Peterson M. Fitzgerald L. Brenn D. Beck C. Klopp B. Gruber Y. Zabrocki L. Heck N. George B. Bloom E. Ottosen M. Becker J. Schuh L. Brantner G. Robinson L. Pederson G. Blumhardt R. Wood J. Kreher M. Evenson D. Larson B. Olson N• Perry H. Isaacson C. Forthun G. Benning J. Fitzgerald E. Davis L. Nyre B. Goodermote B. Nelson V. Jordet D. Passow M. Yarrington H. Dehnke E. Simonson F. Weisenbeck R. Berg a Enrolled in our class are seventy-two students. Cn the 26th day of September we met with our faculty advisers,Mrs. Rosenthal and Mr. Niedzviecke, and elected our class officers. After the voting and counting of ballots, our class officers were as follows: President----------Jean Serum Secretary--Lorraine Cl son Vice-President-----Dean Linse Treasurer---Colleen Luck Vie were well represented in all school activities and various clubs. Those who weren t in many school activities gave the different clubs their support. We presented a float and skit for Homecoming. While working on the float everybody got acquainted. After the football season was over, we were thoroughly initiated by the Sophomore Class. J. Serum L. Olson C. Luck D. Linse S. Bauer P. Dryden K. Canar M. Franzwa P. Werlein J. Thoreson D. Bauer D. Goss K. Linse J. Martin L. Parkhurst J. Boi anzahn nn, ML IQ £J I JL %!%? ' yt u = j u c n..a tn J. Evenson D. Shaw C. Teela R. Haras A. Koenig B. Van Brunt J. Pichler T —'• Lorenz S. Ableidinper A. Note L. Pichler R. Pichler F. LaDuke M. Eide I. Bach 0. Simonson E. Talle R. Ness A. Steinke D. Accola E. Schultz R. Hill J. Nichols L. Ouelle R. Ames on A. Note D. Ede P. Kewhorter L. Grady s. Silverness R. F t turn fc. Dremey R. Sessions D. Everson H. Parkhurst J. kulff R. Crandall R. Machmeier D. Mahlum J. Hanson R. Fverson G. Becker S. Nelson A. Parker L. Schultz B. Loomis A. Note A. Bauer C. Bluen. J. Ede A. Larson D. Pierce D. Becker D. Pecker Back now: Jewel Sulser, Bob Bartholomew, Jim Rud, Darrell Hart, Weston Nelson, Allen Johnson, David Hurtley, Barbara Steinke. Kiddle Hew:Bruce Thcreson, Ronald Sather Darold Peterson, Rodney Nelson, Ton Kreher, Harold Goodermote, Kenneth Helwig, Larry Goss, Bruce Deetz, David Nelson. Front Row: Mrs. Conger, Beatrice Nyre, Helen Christopherson, Edith Schultz, Kathleen Evans, Janice Peterson, Anita Greenwood, Judy Whelan, Janet Steen, Nolene Borgvardt. Back how: warren Bach, Allen Umess, Bob Allenang, Gary Schultz, Vernon Baker, Mickey Collins, Billy Williams, Allen Ehgevold, Dick Beauchamp. Middle Row:Brion Alme, Lee Zabrocki, Roy Hall Bob Beauchamp, Merle Peterson, Richard Allen. Front Row: Miss Odegard, Betty Loomis, Jean Tanner, Connie Hagen, Jean Schultz, Carol Paulson, Beverly Paulson, Janice Risen, Marjorie Hill. Standing! LaVeme Linse, Dave Howard, Dean Hewhorter, Chuck Wright-Captain, Jack Benning, Walt Hovey, Jia Blager. Kneeling: Keith Koenig, Jia Bollinger, Coach Bnanuel, Donald Parkhurst, Keith Robinson. Buffaloes Mondovi 25 Altoona 48 Mondovi 49 Whitehall 37 Player8 F.G. F.T. P.F. T.P. Mondovi a Arcadia 46 Mondovi 35 Durand 33 Keith Robinson 52 35 55 139 Mondovi 48 Stanley 51 Donald Parkhurst 5 1 13 11 Mondovi 40 Augusta 47 Dave Howard 46 22 54 114 Mondovi 44 Blackriver 47 Keith Koenig 5 1 23 11 Mondovi a Osseo 66 Chuck Wright 32 19 47 83 Mondovi 39 Whitehall 46 Dean Mewhorter 4 9 20 17 Mondovi 42 Arcadia 34 Jia Blager 24 12 23 60 Mondovi 49 Colfax 71 LaVeme Linse 24 7 51 55 Mondovi 44 Durand 36 Jim Bollinger 19 29 32 67 Mondovi 33 Augusta 38 Jack Banning 21 27 40 69 Mondovi 31 Blackriver 64 Walt Hovey 2 4 3 8 Mondovi 28 Osseo 24 Mondovi 54 Central 26 Standing: Jean Serum, Bill Lieberman, Wayne Nelson, John Wulff. Front Re : Norman George, Glen Blumhardt, George Benning, Donald Smeltzer, Donald Ede, Coach Emanuel. Foul! Watch him, Robby! TTpis- Third How: Coach Emanuel, J. Hanson, J. Serum, M. Fitzgerald, N. George, P. Annibas,G. Blumhard J. Bollinger, B. Bauer, 6. Meyer, J. Wulff, D. Linse, Mr. Miles. Second How: K. Duncanson, J. Blazer, S. Ronnei, L. Linse, N. Miland, L. Segerstrom, D. Howard, D. Peterson, D. Smeltzer, B. Greenwood, J. Bollinger, A. Christenson. First Row: Manarer Hart, C. Wright, W. Hovey, J. Serum, D. P rkhurst, G. Litchfield,K. Robinsor G. McCann, D. Peterson, J. Nyre, E. Cole, R. Gifford, Manarer Risen. Mondovi: 6 ! eilsville: 6 ™ hovey: 6 All-Conference Mondovi:13 Arcadia:14 Linse:25 1st team: Mondovi:19 Csseo: 0 V right: 6 Elveme Cole Mondovi:12 Whitehall: 0 Howard:13 2nd team: Mondovi: 6 Black River: 7 Robinson:18 LaVeme Linse Mondovi: 0 Augusta:13 Bollinger: 6 Keith Robinson Mondovi: 6 Galesville:18 Mondovi:12 Durand: 7 Mondovi's average points per game 9 25 Total 74 Total 63 Opponents average points per game 7.B7 how Four: J. Serum, K. Robinson, K. Duncanson, D. Howard Row Three: B. Greenwood, W. Nelson, D. Peterson, J. Benning, D. Brornmer, J. Nyre. Row Two: J. B3ager, J. Oberhofer, L. Segerstrora, J. Bollinger, C. Wright, A, L. I.inse, R. Dehnke, C. Bde Row One: Row Four: K. Seyforth, C. Ryan, K. Hanseman, J. Wulff, L. Hovey, S. Erickson, J. Thorson, Miss Moravec, Advisor Row Three: M. Linse, S. Bauer, D. Medin, B. Querberg, K. Blumhardt, J. Skare Row Two: D. Solie, J. Olufson, A. Bauer, M. Sather, M. Sather, K. Lee Cheerleaders: Sally Howard, Ehray Ccok, Nancy Lee The float for Homecoming this year was again the Queen's, courtywau uu QfllMRI mi atten ian Jania selec tec man a and severe OJbfson, Jacl -ojraine Schultz was for the evening's he deco -flatsk Goodermoi orcheatraJch ,in.i m entertainment. A nabrl i ttfce for the dar Sng the ac|o ie GAA held The girls inrnri Ba we Bauer was the :e. min ,oi t xJ ,Volley BalL, he Eau Cl li erts was chair- ■e wling, YMCA To expand the treasury, the girls had bake sales. An All-Girl-Ihom ( 4 a Sadie Hawkins Dance were on the Fall agenda. _______________________ Row Four: Mies Moravec, E. Cook, D. Johneor, P. Weiss, D. Bloom, Row Three: A. Bauer, A. Smeltzer, M. Sather, A. Grady, J. Olufson, S. Howard, A. Amundson, G. Amundson. Row Two: J. Ska re, C. Ottum, D. Med in, E. Stamm, H. Robinson, L. Isaacson, C. Linse, L. Rosenthal, B. Quarberr. Row One: R. Has tad, D. Martin, D. Stellinpwerf, L. Hahlum, P. Schultz Row Four: J. Martin, B. Bloom, C. Ryan, K. Hanseman, S. Erickson, E. Hovey, C. Larson, B. Olson, E. Ottosen. Row Three: Miss Moravec, M. Lumdal, L. Nvre, K. Lee, M. Sather, L. Brenn, J. Wulff, L. Pederson, M. Linse, P. Mewhorter. Row twoi P. Werlein, J. Boi arazahn, I. Grady, S. Bauer, D. Shaw, D. Solie, A. Goodermote, R. Koepj:, S. Gifford, J. Johnson, M. Amundson, K. Deetz, C. Odegari, P. Beauchamp, P. Bach. B. Gueltzow, J. Weber, N. Lee, D. McCann, L. Harness, S. Parkhurst, K. Blumhardt. m J. Evenson, J. Thorson, C. Luck, F. LaDuke. J. Sandberg, L. Brantner, D. Temple, K. Seyforth, C. Forthun, J. Thalacker, S. Silverness, M. Franzwa. Row Cue: Row Two: One: Co Hen Hy n, Karl Hanseaian, Karen Lee, Jim Blazer, Ruth Hu 8 tad, Anne Goodermote, Sheri Bauer, Donna Mr. Bonan, Director. Charlotte Linse, Margie Sather, Lizabeth Hovey, Jane Thorson, Alice Amundson, Marlys Amundson, Donna Stellingwerf, Dare Claflin, Jerry Bollinger, Annabel Bauer, Dorothy Martin, Ken Duncanson, Gen Amundson, Margie Lumdal, Su« Erickson, June Johnson. Joan Wulff, Joan Uoreson, Jim Bollinger, Jenelle Ska re, Mary Sather, Peggy Beauchamp, Clarice Ness. Ebony Cook, BarbA Qt rbejg, Beve Jy M.JEide, Allan Christopherson, Sheri Parkhurat. Row Five: . I '-Row Four: w Three: Row Two: -Row ie • S. Erickson, D. Pirkhurst, J. Serum, B. Greenwood, K. Robinson, B. Quarberg. R. Hustad, C. Deetz. G. Goodermote, M. Sather, L. Segerstrora, W. Nelson, D. McCann, J. Nyre, L. ahlum, P. Schultz, C. Odegard. L. Franzwa, B.A. lide, M. Sheehan, M. Deutscher, M. Linse, M Canar, J. Martin, G, Amundson, M. Deutscher, L, Moe, S. Bauer, J. Christopherson. M. Sather, J. Thoreson, A. Ness, S. Parkhurst, G. Becker, G. Synstad, L. Winter, I. Johnson, N. Ellingston, C. Teela, M. Franswa. M. Lumdal, N. Let, J. TTialacker, B. Bloom, S. Howard, C. Linse, L. Nyre, S. Silverness, C. Forthun, R. Ness, Mr. Bomar , Director of chorus and band. The Future Homemakers of America brings together state groups interested in and working toward better home and family living. It provides opportunities to each member, and increases the opportunities for the development of leadership and intelligent participation so much needed in a democratic society. During the course of the year the FHA held a Mother and Daughter Banquet, was host to several rallies and in January they had a Basket Social. | !—■ k Officers of the F.H.A. and Advisor Back Row! Margie Lumdal, Colleen Ryan, Charlotte Linse, Sue Erickson. Front Row: Della Medin, anis Olufson, Anne Goodermote, June Johnson, Doris Solie, Mrs, Rosenthal. Donald Parkhurst-President Gerry Meyer-Reporter Neil Miland-Sentinal Frances Weiaenbeck-Treasurer L4Roy Segerstrom-Vice-President Robert Accola-Secretary Mr. Niedzwiecki-Advisor Uh rs-.1 r ■:% Mondovi 54 Arcadia 22 Mondovi 64 Durand 4 Mondovi 26 Augusta 25 Mondovi 38 Central 40 Mondovi 37 Os seo 21 Mondovi 56 Gilman ton 19 Mondovi 44 Durand 25 Mondovi 47 Augusta 44 Mondovi 34 Central 33 Standing: E. Cole, D. Johnson, G. McCann, E. Finseth. Front Row: L. Seferstrom, J. Nyre, G. Olson. N. Johnson. Mr. Niedzwiecki. Advisor. Row Five: R. Helwig, L. Accola, J. Nyre, G. Olson, L. Steinke, J. Schuster, D. Johnson, P. Bauer, D. Beck, A. Bauer. Row Fours J. Schuh, D. Picher, D. Smeltzer, M. Larson, L. Rosman, S. Ronnei, L. Linse, S• Thompson. Row Three: B. Gruber, P. Annibaa, L. Heck, G. Johnson, G. Robinson, R. Wulff, J. Rohrscheib. M. Becker. Row TWo: A. Risler, E. Parker, M. Eide, J. Hanson, R. Everson, W. Dregney, D. Linse, R. Otto, R. Picher, N. Johnson. Row One: R. Ameson, H. Isaacson, D. Mahlum, D. Everson, R. Sessions, R. Simonson, L. Picher, D. Accola, D. Pierce, E. Schultz. Donna May, hirley Clifford BltmhaSt Jenerte Skare, Dell Med in, Emny Cook, Sheri t'arkhurat, ‘THAT CERTAIN PARTY Jerry Pdllinger, reporter Gordon Olson, vice-president Jim Bollinger, reporter Ronald Davis, treasurer Miss Dreher, advisor Peggy V� ei88, president Lois Odegard, reporter Bmmy Cook, secretary Barbara Quarberg, reporter Jane TV.orson, reporter ■Hie Student Council, during the couiae of the summer, held two meetings at which they decided to have an election of four cheerleaders instead of three. After asking some of the student body their opinion we voted for four girls at the first pep meeting. At Homecoming, being cold and so late in the season, the Council scheduled the Parade at 4:0C in the afternoon. The S.C. float's theme was Mondovi is Getting A-Head. Cur skit for the evening of the p rally took place in an Ehrlish class of tie late '20's. On November 21st the S.C. sponsored the Thanksgiving Lance called the Turkey Trot. Jack Pingle provided the music from 8:00-12:00. The girls received orange pumpkins with numbers and the fellows had black pumpkins with li’eronbera At 9:00, a door prize was awarded to the girl and boy with numbers 24. Elaine Stamm and Bill Bielefeldt received chocolate turkeys as prizes. At 10:00 the President crowned the surprised King David Johnson and Queen Sheri Parkhurst. The .Council voted for the couple the preceding day and informed no one. The attendants were numbers: 52, 8, 12, 40, and 23 New members, which are three every year, are elected in this manner. At the first class meeting, the students that are interested in the organization, inform the S.C. Member in charpa Of those, the class nominates three. Mie three from each of the classes—Sophomore, Freshman, Junior— write a test on the constitution. One from each class with the highest nark is choeen to represent the class on the Council. There are three Seniors, three Juniors, two Sophomores, and one Freshman. V'.Uljx ■� !. °w 5“J Nyre, D, Claflin, D. Howard, L. Linse, J. Bollinger, A. Chriatopherson, G, Blumhardt, G. Meyer. Row 4-J. Skare, D. Parkhurat, G. Serum, N. Johnaon, G. Benning, L. Grady, J. Thoraon, P. Werlein, J. Boiganzahn, Ml8s Wirth, advi8or. Row 3-J. Evenaon, S. Erickaon, M. Sather, L. Odegard, K. Seyfortn, K. Deetz, K. Blumhardt. C. Odegard. Row 2-D. May, D. Shaw, C. Ryan, K. Hanseman, D. Martin, N. Lee, D. Medin, B. Quarter . £. Cook, J. Thoreaon. Row 1-P. Weiss, £. Luck, D. Solie, A. Smeltzer, M. Sather, S. Howard, A. Grady, J. Olufaon, A. Bauer, J. Johnaon, S Gifford, R. Koepp, A. Goodermote, M, Amundson, P. Beauchamp. The Mirror enablea ua to remember the moat outstanding events in our school year. By careful planning, our annual presents a complete record of the studies and activities represented in our school Students of all classes, including junior High, make up our Mirror Staf£ These students are placed under Senior Editors in different departments. On Thursday, November 6, 1951, five girls and Miss Wirth went to Eatt Claire to a Publication Staff Meeting. The girls chosen to go were Emmy cook, Della Medin, Annabel Bauer, Shirley Gifford,and Peggy Weiss. They discussed the type of pictures to use, the placing of pictures, and the style of typing. Miss Wirth, our untiring advisor, us her complete attention. Spn ourts • thMiaM glvsn I ao| Wltohe Ho the stl • sffsotLof an aal • ra was A armi f rrj o oould Mft thl bJ g froa JWl oaJLlrl •ting _ The sta V, ,vi.in ef ’ 1.. We toC8nn’ D‘ y. , Thai8' ’ Larson, Hewhorter’ n Marti ’ Heyer, 5 Ness, r R. tostt , mora0 ’ Adet®ote ’ p Nerlein’ v Man ®®81 ’ sUn 8’ K • £ricVcB01' %. HoveT.’ Miand®0 - e C. , OluT80 ’ ,ndso _ , «. t. u«war i' K. Vee, _.,, 9or. (m s7 9l rort say j. W1’”’ooode«®°1'’ ran««a K's. ’T,' ur� t, S- lins« o Ouel™f lt«dal, 0 rcial Again this yaar, aa in the two preceding years, the Buffalo Bill-Beard hae made appearance on the Mondovi High School scene. The Bill-Board is duplicated in the cc department of the high school. The Honor Society previously put out the paper but this year the Advanced Shorthand Class, under the able direction of Hiss Wirth, took on the Job of sponsoring it. No special editors were elected but a large group of students signed up to help write the many articles which appear in the Bill-Board. Every year during tournament time a group of people get busy and put out a combination program and newspaper giving the line-ups, news about the various schools playing in the tournament, and other things of interest to tournament-goers. This is known as the Dope Sheet. Two or three issues may be put out during a tournament depending on the time and energy which is able to be devoted to it. Row Five: L. Seperstrom, J. Serum, K. Robinson, W. Nelson, B. Greenwood, A. Christopheraon. Row Four: J. Skare, J. Thoreson, M. Amundson,,A. Amundson, A. Goodermote, J. Johnson, SL Gifford, R. Koepp, R. Hustad, E. Stamn, N. Lee. Row Three: D. Stellingwerf, R. Nyre, ft. Peterson, J. Weber, D. Bloom, M. Serum, J. Synstad, D. Davis. Row Two: D. McCann, P. Beauchamp, A. Grady, S. Howard, J. Olufson, A. Bauer, M. Sather, C. Linse, D. Johnson, S. Parkhurst. Row Che: P. Weiss, G. Amundson, B.M.Eide, N. Ellingston, P. Bach, L. Hageness, C. Deetz, P. Schultz, C. Ness, D. Medin, D. Solie, K. Blumhardt, A. Ness. The majority of the work done this year was in developing, printing, and enlarging. The members did this in groups of two at the most convenient time sFj either at noon hour, after school, or after supper. Fees of 10 were selected as sufficient dues for the year. This paid for the developers and other supplies needed. Each member supplied bis own paper on which to make prints. Row Five: D. Hill, G. Robinson, R. Wood, B. Gruber, G. Benning, G. Meyer, B. Wolfe, J. Rohrscheib, S. Erickson, M. Lumdal, Row Four: D. Ede, L. Grady, M. Jackson, M. Franzwa, K. Lee, B. Olson, M. Sather, J. Wulff, Y. Zabrocki, L. Hovey, J. Boiganzahh, Row Three: D. Shaw, M. Linse, J. Martin, J. Thorson, J. Evenson, S. Silverness, L. Peterson, D. Stellingwerf, B. Bloom, E. Ottosen. Rcw One: S. Bauer, C. Klopp, L. Nyre, D. Brantner, C. Forthun, K. Seyforth, L. Qdegard, D. Temple, L. Brantner, J. Sandberg. P. Werlein. M A K E B E L I � $ec J. VvacV MV'%,A3°t',-, t 8e’ qav! • s ;v. ?-°®. W W cj S - • c5 9j,’3- r ' Vss£ How Five: L. Linae, D. Howard, C. Ede, W. Hovey, K. Robinson, C. Wright, R. Dehnke, Row Four: P. Weisa, P. Beauchamp, D. Brommer, J. Nyre, A. Christopherson, J. Bollinger, Row Three: D. Medin, B. Quarberg,£ Jfcikhurst, b. Cook, R. Huatad, S. Gifford, J. Johnson, A. Goodermote, D. Kay. Row TWo: M. Amundson, H. Deutscher, L. Moe, S. Howard, A. Grady, D. Bloom, B. M. Eide, A. Ness, J. Thoreson. Row Oie: M. Sather, J. Olufson, A. Bauer, D. Solie, Miss, Dreher, J. Serum, W. Nelson. Colleen Ryan, Darleen Bloom, Janis Clufson, Jeanne Tanner, Della Hedin, Connie Hapen, Karla H nseman, Phyllis, Bach, Jenelle Skare, Karen Lee. This year the tumbling team is divided into two groups, an A and B Squad. There is a total of 12 members. Della Medin, Nancy Lee, Janis Olufson, Donna Temple, Karla H nseman, Colleen Ityan, Jenelle Skare, Karen Lee, and Phyllis Bach. Connie Hapen and Jean Tanner are representing the seventh grade. Darleen Bloom is the captain. Tbe girls practice on Tuesday nights at 7:00 and on Thursday and Friday at 4:30. This year the tumblers got new uniforms. For money the Club sold sweat-shirts,T-shirts, scarves, and pins. The Club put on a tumbling exhibition during the year which consisted of pyramids, balances, and other stunts. Darleen Bloom and Janis Glufscn will not be returning next year. Service plays an important part In everyone's life in school. Many of the students of MHS have offered their services to their fellow students and teachers. Some students take care of the library, while others usher at basketball games and class plays. They sell tickets fbr many events including football and basketball games. Hie students who help prepare lunch are dismissed each noon at 11x20 to help in the hot lunch room. The student body wishes to take this opportunity to thank these boys and girls for the fine Job they have done during the past school year. Another note of thanks goes to Mert and Sig,our Janitors, as well as the cooks, Mrs. Eide, Mrs. Nelson, and Mrs. Johnson. in IjouR fjeck o t C - U Row Four: C. Linse, R. Steinke, D. Peterson, J. Weber, G. Olson, N. Johnson, J. Nyre, D. Solie,D. Kay. How Three: C. Ness, N. Robinson, D. McCann, L. Isaacson, L. Rosenthal, A. Goodermote, D. Parkhurst. Row Two : how Cne: P. Weiss, M. Amundson, J. Thoreson, E. Cook, S. S, Gifford, J. Johnson. F. Schultz, L. Maihum, C. Oderard, C. Deetz, A. M. Deutscher, L. Moe, M. Sheehan, R. Dreeney, C Howard, A. Grady, R. Koepp, Sraeltzer, M. Deutscher, . Ottum, E. Malhum. LaVem Llnse David Howard Jim Blazer Jim Bollinger t.ayne Nelson Jenelle Skare Beverly M. Eide Joan Thoreson Kathryn Blumhardt Charlotte Linse Allen Christopheraon Beverly A. Eide Marie Goss Bnmy Cook Barbara Quarter Miss Boardman Miss Moravec Miss Bo rdmin ro Nancy Lee Elaine Stamm Sheri Parkhurst Leroy Bosnian Robert Accola Donald Smeltzer Neil Miland Florence Olson Lorena V.eisenbeck Audrey Ness Majil Deustchei Lyla Moe Mary Sheehan Mima Deustcher Alice Amundson Nancy Robinson Lois Franzwa Lois Hageness Miss Moravec Della Medin Dorothy Martin Ruth Dregney Esther Mahlum Donna Stellinrwerf A Case of Springtime Bob Parker-Jim Bollinper Bettey Parker-Barbara Quarberg Dickie Parker-Alien Christopherson Mr. Parker-David Howard Mrs. Parker-Charlotte Linse Joan Abemaker-Emmy Cook Eddie Abemaker-V.ayne Nelson Mr. Abemaker-Jim Blager Louella-Joan Thoreson Mrs. Brunswick-Kathryn Blumhardt Mrs. James-Beverly M. Eide Mrs. Hill-Marie Goss Gwen Anderson-Jenelle Skare Plains clothesman-LaVem Linse Miss Bright-Beverly A. Eide Die one-act play, Over the Teacups , presented by Mondovi Higi School students, received B rating in the state dramatic contest held Dec. 8 at B scom Hall, University of Wisconsin The play qualified for participation in the state contest by cornpeting in the sectional contest held at fiice Lake and receiving an A rating thera Participation in the sectional contest was won by receiving an A” rating at the district contest at au Claire. The cast, stage-crew, and advisor traveled by the ifOO to Madison on Dec. 7. The group stayed at the Belmont Hotel. They enjoyed having thdir meals at Spanish and Italian restaurants The entire cast and make-up crew consisted of seniors. The cast received silver medals for winning a B rating at the state contest. They received certificates of merit for receiving an A fating at the preliminary contests. The cast------- Mary Beards ley-June Johnson; Betsy Toung-—Shirley Gifford; Imily Tucker-Annabel Bauer; Laura Polhemue-8ally Howard. Director Miss Barbara Dreher. r r ) r P t t I' i - � r - ( j I h r J J r r 1 L©— ! 1 Annabel Bauer As an athlete and actress she shines like the gold and silver for which she pines. Skit Com.-1,2,3,U Junior Play-3 One Act-PI ay-4 Paper- 2.3.4 FHA-1,2,3,4 Mirror-4 Pep Club- 3.4 Photography-3 4 Class C Toum.-4 Float Comm.-3,4 Band-1,2,3 4 Solo- 1.3.4 GAA-1,2,3,4 Thespians-3, Librarian-4 Janis Olufson Pretty dimples and cherry cheeka Paper-2,3,4 GAA-1 2.3.4 Hot Lunch-2 Tumbling-4 Junior Play-3 Photography-3 Pep Club- 2.3.4 Thespians-3 Pres.-4 Mirror-4 FHA-l,2,Hist. 3, Pari.-4 Skit Com. 1,3 Float Com.-2, 4 Class Sec.-2 Walter Hovey Keith Robinson Look me over. Listen my Child iwi I girls! and I shall tell. Skit Com.-1,2,3,4 of Keith's great f i Float Conm.-2,4 run to beat the Class C Toum.-3, bell • 'A f. A 4 Football-1,2,3, 4 Baseball-1,2,3 4 Basketball—3 4 Mirror-2 Usher-3 4 Class B Toum.- 3,4 Junior Play-3 Thespians-4 Letter Club-3,4 Anne Goodermote Give her a pencil and she 11 draw it. Skit Com.-1,4 Hot 4 Honor Society-3 Pres.-4 Usher-3 4 Mirror-2,3,artist kEsssnaa: 4 Hall Monitor—2 Paper-2,3,4 GAA-1 2,5,4 FHA-1,Tree. 2, Song leader-3 Pres.-4 Forensics-2 Float Conn.-1,4 Class Sec.-3 Junior Class Play-3 Neil Johnson He's cultured---- Agricultered. Junior Play-Manager-3 Hot Lunch-4 Paper-3 Mirror—4 BAA-2,3,4 FFA-1,2 3,4 Skit Com.-l,2,3,4 Float Comm.—1,2,4 Letter Club---3,4 Tbespians-4 Baseball-1,2 Chorus-4 Basketball-2,3,4 Class C Toum.-2, 3.4 Football-2,3, 4 Photography---4 Usher-2,3 4 BAA-1 Sally Howard For a popular las Sal has class. Skit Com.-1,2,3,4 Cheerleader-4 One Act-Play-4 Junior Play-3 Forensics-4 2.3.4 Thespians-3 4 Photography-3,4 Tumbling-2 Paper- 2.3.4 Mirror-1,2, 3.4 Chorus-Triple Trio-1,Sextette-2 Trio-3,4 GAA-1,2, 3.4 Pep Club-1,2, 3.4 Honor Society-4 Glee Club-3 FHA- 1.2.3.4 Librarian-4 Float Com.-1,2, 3.4 Class Pres� -2 Jim Nvre Why cnase a woman or a bus, another will be along shortly. Class B Tour.-2,3 Class President-3 Class Vice-Presi-dent-1 Mirror-3,4 Junior Play-3 Hot Lunch-4 Football- 1.2.3.4 BAA-1,2,3 Letter Club-2.3,4 Cne-Act-Play-Man-ager-4 Basketball- 1.2.3.4 Thespians- 3.4 Track-3 FFA-1 Rep.-2,3,4 Paper-3 t June Johnson Excitement is her one desire. She's a girl we admire. 1,Hist.-2.3,Vice-Pres.- Fhotogra-phy-3,4 Mirror-2, 3.4 Thespians—3. 4 Honor Society-3 Sec.-4 Paper-2,3, 4 Class B Toum.- 3.4 Hall Honitor-3, 4 Forensics-3,4 Band-1,2.3,4 r'AA- 1.2.3.4 Usher-3,4 Chorus-1 One-Act-Play-4 Junior Flay-3 Class C Toum.- 3.4 John Serum I'm like a powder puff, I'm for a woman. Sk i t Com.—1,2,3,4 Float Comm.-2,3,4 Letter Club-2,3,4 Thespians-3, Sgt. at Arms-4 Mirror-3 Junior Play-3 BAA-1,2,3,4 Base-ball-2,3 Track-1 Football—1,2,3,4 Photography-3,4 Chorus-4 Donald Parkhurst An industrious pair and always gay--------- Chorus-4 FFA-1,2, 3,Pres.-4 Track-4 Float Comm.-1,2,3 Skit Con.-3 Class C Toum.-3,4 One-Ac t-Play-i ianag e r-4 Class B Toum.-4 Basketball—3,4 Football-4 Junior Play-3 Thespians-4 Letter Club-4 John Winter If school is a liberty, give me death. Thespians-4 BAA-1 3,4 Football-1,2, 3 FFA-1 LaVonne Mahlum Best things cane in small packages Class B Toum.-3, 4 Ticket Com.-3,4 Class C Toum.-3, 4 Paper-4 FHA-1,2 3,4 Float Coram.-l Prom Queen-3 GAA-4 Glee Club-3 Hot Lunch-4 Chorus-4 Junior Play-make-up-3 Class Sec-1. Mary Ellen Sather For a girl who's nice, Mary has spice. Skit Comm.-1,2,3, 4 Mirror-3,4 GAA- 1.2.3.4 Paper-2,3 4 Honor Society-4 Thespians-3,Vice-Pres.-4 Pep Club- 3.4 Junior Play-3 FHA-1.2.3,4 Glee Club-3 band-solo- 1.2.3.4 Quintet-2 Triple Trio-1 Dchna Parkhurst Their sweet dispositions go a long way. Ticket Committee-4 Paper-4 Mirror-4 Photogranhy-3,4 Thespians-4 FHA-4 Hall Monitor----4 Junior Play-Make-Up-3 Richard Gifford Life is one long process of growing tired. BAA-2,3,4 FFA-1 Football-1,2,3,4 Letter Club-4 Thespians-3,4 Carol Becker Like a magnet, she has a big attraction. Skit Com.-1.2,3,4 Class President-1 Paper-2,3,4 Ushen-3 GAA-1,2,3,President-4 FHA-1,2,3 Work Chair.-4 Pep Club-1,2,3,4 Float Com.-1,2,3 Junior Play-3 Librarian- 3.4 Cheerleader-1 2.3.4 Photography 3.4 Class C Tour. 3 Mirror-2.3,Bus. Manager-4 Cnorus-1,2 Thespians-3,4 Gordon Litchfield The world belongs to the energetic; I don't want the world anyway. Skit Coramittee-2, 3 Float Comm.-1,2 4 Letter Club-2,3 4 Track-1,2 BAA-1 2,3,4 lhespians-4 Football—1,2,3,4 Junior PI ay-Manager-! Band-2 Darlene Bloom The more I see of men, the better I like horses. Skit Conmittee-1, 2 Float Conmittee- 2.3.4 Tumbling-1, 2.3.4 Thespians-3 4 Photography-3,4 Chorus-2,4 Paper- 3.4 Usher-3 GAA-1 2.3.4 Glee Club-3 FHA-1,2 Donna Johnson What one can not do---------- FHA-2,3,4 GAA-2,3,4 Glee Club-3 Thespians-4 Photography-4 Doris Solie Moves like a goddess, and looks like a queen. Skit Com.-1,2,3,4 Float Com.—1,2,3 Homecoming Queen-4 Class C Tour.-3 Librarian-3,4 Hot Lunch-1 Thespians 3,Sec.-4 Paper-2, 3.4 Junior Play-3 Photography-Sec.% 4 Mirror-3,4 OAA- 1.2.3.4 FHA-1,2, Recreation Chr.-4 Usher-3 Pep Club- 2.3.4 Forensics-1 Darrell Brommer If bright remarks were grains of sand, he'd be a-nother Sahara. Skit Com.-4 Float Com.-2,3 BAA-1,2, 3,4 Photography-3 Basketball—1,2,3 Baseball—1,2,3,4 Dope Sheet-4 FFA-1 Class C Toum.-4 Chorus-4 Letter Club-3Vice-Pres.- 4 Thespians-----4 Class Treasurer-3 Shirley Gifford There's temptation in those green eyes. Float Cora.-1.2.3, 4 Skit Com.-2,3,4 Class Vice-Pres.- 3 Mirror-3,4 GAA- 4 One-Act-Play-3, 4 Honor Society-4 Hot Lunch-1 Class C Toum.-2 Paper- 2.3.4 Forensics-l Dope Sheet-2 FHA- 1.2.3.4 Photography-4 Thespians-3 4 Hall Monitor—4 Usher-3 David Johnson The other can. Float Committee-3 Thespians-4 FFA-1 2, Assistant Tree. 3, 4 Alice Smeltzer Every inch of her height is an inch of delight. Class B. Toum.-2 3.4 Ticket Comm.- 3.4 Usher-4 Class C Toum.-----2,3,4 FHA-1,2,3,4 GAA-2 3.4 Librarian-4 Mirror-4 Paper-3, 4 Beverly Oueltzow Blond is her hair with features so fair. Ticket Coramittee-3 Skit Coiamittee-2 Paper-3,4 OAA-2 3.4 Mirror-4 FHA- 1.3.4 Charles Ede To lend a hand he is always willing. With everyone he rates top billing. Baseba11-manager-3 Letter Club-3,4 Hiespians-4 BAA-2 3,4 FFA-1,2 Donna May Scholastically, Donna is a prize. She s a girl to idolize. Float Committee-4 Band-1, Li b ra r ian- 2.3.4 Forensics-1 2.3.4 Paper-2,3,4 Junior Play-Pronp-ter-3 Debate—2,3 Honor Society-3, Treas.-4 Mirror-4 Hall Monitor—4 Photography-4 GAA-1,2,3 'fhespians-3 4 Ruth Hustad She doesn't realty hate men, she merely tolerates them. Skit Com.-2 Float Com.-3,4 Paper-2, 3.4 Dope Sheet-2, 3.4 Photoprarhy-3 4 Class C Toum.- 2.3.4 Band-solo-2 3.4 Duet—3,4 Glee Club-V i c e-rre s.-3 Sec.-4 Chorus-3.4 Thcspians-3.4 GAA- 3.4 Junior Play— make-up-3 FHA-1,2 3.4 Class B Tour.- 2.3.4 Richard Dehnke I'm small, but remember Napoleon. Basketball-Man.-3 Football-1,2 BAA- 1,2,3,4 Thespiar� -4 Letter Club-3,4 Jean Nyre Always a smile, full of cheer. Almost a grin ftom ear to ear. Skit Committee—2 Float Committee-3 Chorus-4 Paper-3, 4 Photography---4 Tumbling-3 GAA-1, 2,3,4 Tliespian3-3 4 Glee Club-3 FKA-1 Phyllis Schultz A fun loving gal, and a regular pel. Class C Toum.-3, 4 Class B Toum.- 3.4 Ticket Comm.- 3.4 Hall Monitor- 4 Photography--4 FHA-1,2,3,4 GAA-4 Paper-4 Chorus—A Junior PI a; -makeup-3 Glee Club—3 Float Comnittee-1 Lorraine Schultz Alias Rarry James. Skit Con.-1,2,3,4 Float Com.-1,3,4 Honor Society-3,4 Pep Club-4 Band-1, Quintet-2,3,4 GAA- 1,2,3,4 Photography-3, 4 Mirror—4 Paper-2,3,4 Thespians -3, 4 Chorus-Triple Trio-1 Class C Toum.—4 Class B Toum.—4 Gerald McCann You can tell the wheels in his head by the sparks that come out of his SkitV'ion.-i� Float Cor.. -4pM.i rror-2,4 Class c Toum.-2, 3.4 Football-1,2, 1.4 Track-1,2,3.4 Class B Toum.-2. 3.4 Letter Club-2 3.4 Chorus-4 BAA- 2.3.4 Thespians-4 Vice-Pres.-2 Snow King-4 FFA-1, As. Tren s. -2, Treas•- 3.4 Class ec.- U Pnotography-4 Ruth Koepp Here is a girl who is vivacious, and she is oh so pugnacious. Skit Committee-1, 4 Float Ccjnra.-1,2 3.4 Hall Monitor- 3.4 Photography-3 4 Forensics-2 GAA-1,2,3Sec reta ry-4 Kirror-4 Paper-3, 4 Debate-2 FHA-1, 2,3 Snow Queen-4 Class Vice-Pres— ident-4 Ernest Finseth In order to be a gay blade you must be sharp. Class B Toum.-3, 4 Class C Tour.-3 4 Skit Comm.—1,4 Float Committee-3 Prom King-3 FFA-1 2.3.4 Football-1, 2.3.4 Thespians-4 Letter Club---3,4 Track-3,4 BAA-2,3 4 Mirror-4 Amy Grady There are but two types of people. Those who already are Irish and the ones who wish they were. Skit Committee-1, 2.3.4 Float Cora.- 1.2.3.4 Thespians- 3.4 Hall Monitor- 3.4 Honor Society- 3.4 Photography-3 President-4 GAA-1 2.3.4 FHA-1,Pari. 2.3.4 Paper—2,3,4 Kirror-4 Junior play-3 Chorus-1 Charles Wright If basketball and football were cnly music, he'd be a whole brass band. Skit Canm.-2.3,4 Float Comm.-3,a Class President-4 Basketball-1,2,3, 4 Football-1,2,3, Captain-4, Track- 1.2.3.4 Usher-3,4 Class C Toum.-l, 2.3.4 Thespians-4 Class B Toum.-l, 2.3.4 Ticket Com. 3 Letter Club-1,2 3.4 BAA-1 Peggy Weiss Pretty and smart, she's the Peg of our heart. Skit Comn.-l,2,3, 4 Float Cora.-1,2, 3.4 Hall Monitor- 3.4 Librarian-3,4 Student Council-3 President-4 Honor Society-3,4 CAA-1 2.3.4 Mirror-2,3, Editor-4 Paper-2, 3.4 Junior Play-3 Usher-3 Photogra- j phy-4 Thesrians-3,j 4 Chorus---Triple Trio-1, Sextette-2 ELveme Cole Ole King Cole's education is pigskin deep. Skit Com.-1,2,3,4 Float Com.—2,3,4 Football—1,2,3,4 Basketball-4 BAA-3 Letter Club-3,4 Thespians-4 Base-ball-2,3,4 Track-1 Mirror-1,2,3,4 Chorus-4 FFA-1,2, 3,4 Homecoming King-4 Ronald Davis They say the good die young, so why should I worry? Skit Com.-l Float Com.-1,2,3 4 FFA-1 Football-1,2,3 Baseball-2,3 BAA- 1,2,3,4 Thespiane-4 Student Council-3, Treasurer-4 Ronald Helwig Humor drives care away. He can make you laugh any day. FFA-1,2,3,4 Skit Comnittee-3 Marjorie Serum Brown eyes are her asset. Clee Club-3 FHA-3 4 Photography-4 Thespians-L GAA-3 Usher-3 Gloria Synstad If quietness is eternity. I'll live forever. Usher-3 Chorus-4 Glee Club-3 FHA-3 4 Robert Gibson Early to rise and early to bed, will make a man healthy, wealthy, and dead 1 Float Comm.-1,2,3 BAA-1,2,3,4 FFA-1 Football-1,2 Skit Com.-3,4 Baseball-2 Donna Davis Men are dogs, why not treat then as such. Thespians-4 Glee Club-3 Usher-3 Photorraphy-4 Alice Hedberg Laughing is the sensation of feel-inr rood all over and showing it principally in one place. Photography-4 Usher-3 Ruth Nvre Work fascinates me, I could sit and look at it for hours. Chcrus-1 Glee Club-3 ‘niespians-4 Photography-4 Karol Deetz She 8 a live wire with hot connections. Skit Com.-4 Float Com.-1,2,3 U8her-4 Class C Toum.-2,3 4 Hot Lunch-1 2 Class B Toum.- 2.3.4 Dope Sheet-2,3 Thespians-3,4 Paper-3 Mirror—4 FHA-1,2,4 Chorus-4 Ticket Com.-3,4 Band-1,2 One-Act-Play-mak e-up-4 Photography-4 GA - 2.3.4 Tumbling-3 Paul Bauer Short—br i e f—and to the point. FFA-1,2,3,4 Clarice Ness Being pleasant is my object, Isn't it a worth while project? Class C Toum.-3, 4 Ticket Comm.—3 Class B Toum.-3, 4 Hall Monitor-2, 3.4 Band-3,4 FHA-l 2.3.4 Dope Sheet- 2.3.4 Photography 3.4 Float Com.-3, 4 Paper-2,3,4 Hot Lunch-1,2 Librarian-3,4 Carol Odegard Ain't she nice? Class B Toum.-3, 4 Ticket Cora.-3,4 Class e Toum.-3, 4 Mirror-4 GAA-3, 4 Chorus-4 Paper- 2 Float Com.-1,2, 3 Skit Comm.—2,3 Junior Play-make-up-3 One-Act-Play-make-up-4 Usher-4 Thespian8-3,4 Glee Club-Sec.-3 Class 'Treasurer-4 Gordon Olson Whether in work or play, he does it in the proper way. Float Committee-2 3,4 Hot Lunch--U Student Council-3 Vice-President—4 BAA-2,3 FFA-1,2,3 4 Joyce Synstad Where one srile grew before there are now two. Class C Toum.-3, 4 Ticket Comm.—3 Class B Toum.-3, 4 Hall Monitor-2, 3.4 Hot Lunch-1,2 Librarian-3 Paper- 2.3.4 Dope Sheet- 2.3.4 Photography- 3.4 Float om.-3, 4 FHA-l,2,3,4 Leigh Accola Let the world go as it may; I will take it either way. FFA-1,2,3,4 LaVem Steinke He’s modest, good humored, and shy, and a very likeable guy. FFA-1,2,3,4 Marlys Amundson She has her own ways and always uses them well. Skit Com.-4 Float Comm.-4 Paper-2,4 Hall Monitor-3,4 Thespians-4 GAA-4 Mirror-4 Band-1, Quartet, Quintet 2 3,4 Photography-4 Honor Society-4 Solos-3,4 Stanley Thompson His beautiful curls are envied by girls. Chorus-2 FFA-1,2,3,4 Joan Weber Fun is the spice of life and I like plenty of seasoning. Class C Toum.-3, 4 Ticket Com.-3,4 Class B Toum.-3, 4 Float Conm.-2,3 Thespians-3,4 Hot Lunch-4 Mirror-4 Junior Play-make-up-3 PhotOf raphy-3,4 GAA-1,2,3,4 Gary Stelmach He does everything under the sun, no wonder his shadow is so long. Float Committee-1, 2 Class C Toum.-4 Photog raphy-3,4 BAA-1,4 Peggy Beauchamp Hi you all. I'm from the South. Usher-3 Mirror-4 Thespians-4 Band- 4 Photography----4 Paper-4 GAA-3,4 Transferred from Osawatomie,Kansas GAA-1,2,3 Band-1 Kayettes-3 Float Comraittee-3 Nonna Kllingson School is a bore, though, isn't it? Choru8-l,4 Tumbling-1,2 Glee Club-2,3 Photography-4 Doris Peterson The beautiful blond from blush-in' bend. Float Committee-2 Photography----3,4 Junior Play-raake-up-3 Hot Lunch-4 Paper-4 Jerome Schuster It'8 a mark of intelligence, though no matter what you are doing, to have a pood time doing it. FFA-2,3,4 Photography-4 Elaine Paulson Silence is one great art of conversation. Photcgraphy-4 Marjorie Sessions Life is too short and the time spent wasted in yawning can never be regained. Hall Monitor-3 Usher-3 Ruth Stankey Why worry about today, tomorrow will be different. Hall Monitor-3,4 Uaher-3 Class History The doors of Mondovi High School were opened on September 7, 1948, to a group of shy, yet curious, Freshmen, the Seniors of 1952. Of the 86 members, about 70 will graduate from MHS. Among those who were with us when our class history had it's beginning, but will not help us end it, were: Jean Christopherson, Dean Claflin, Lowell Larson, Duane Peterson, Ardell Beck, LaVeme Cleasby, Paul «art, Muriel Holister, Elmer Klopp, Jean Koenig, Mavis Hartley, Ronald Nelson, Delores Prissel, LeRoy Schultz, Gloria Thompson, Neil Williams, Bill McLaughlin, and Donald Becker, Ronald Brougham. As Freshmen the day we dreaded came in November. Initiation eve found the girls with thedr hair set, slacks and blouse inside out and back-in-front. The boys were required to roll their pants above their knees, wear kerchiefs and lipstick. During the month of November of 1950, the Juniors called tve stage their second home. Under the direction of Miss Quarberg, the Junior class presented the play, Here We Go Again, on the 7th of December. Reaching a goal of $700 on our magazine sales, ei ht students were able to go to the Iaiorfe game at Minneapolis on November 19th. They were: Carole Becker, Sally Howard, Amy Grady,Neil Johnson, Jin Nyre. Annabel Bauer, June Johnson, and Peggy Weiss. Miss Dreher, Miss Wirth, Mr. nehli, and Mr. Nelson accompanied them on their trip. Early Sprin our class rings came. For awhile our golden rectangles with the letter M and 1952 on them were a highly treasured article. April 28 LaVonne M hlum and Toby Finseth reigned over South Pacific, our prom. Chairmen and their escorts were the attendants. They were: Sally Howard-Orchestra chairman, Peggy Weise-Decoration chairman, Chuck Wright-Ticket chairman, June Johnson-Invitation chairman. Gordon Litchfield was Clean-up-chairman. Elveme Cole and Doris Solie were chosen to reign over the Homecoming festivities. The game with Durand was won in the last ten seconds. Johnney Roberts provided the music for the evenings entertainment. Lorraine Schultz was the Orchestra chairman and Annabel Bauer was the Decoration chairman. The attendants in the court were: Carol Cdegard-Chuck Wright, Sally Howaid-Walter f'ovey, Janis Olufson-Jack Serum, Anne Goodermote-Jim Nyre. The Senior Ball was held December 15th with Ruth Koepp and Gerry McCann as King and Queen in a Marshmallow World. The court consisted of Carol Becicer-Rube Davis, Shirley Gifford-Keith Robinson, June Johnson-Walt Hovey, Karol Deetz-Bob Gibson. Joan ’ eber and Doris Peterson chose the decorations. This concludes the class history of the 1952 graduates. 3 3 CLASS WILL Norma ELlingson wills her shy ways to Glen Blumhardt. Elaine Faulson wills her heavy weight title to Joe Cberhofer. Gordon Olson would like to give his studious manner to Bill Lieberman. Jean Nyre wants her giggle carried on by Yovonne Zabrocki. Ruth tanky wills her smile to Irene Johnson Hargis Serum would like to give her hi' brown eyes to Betty Thompson. Gary Stelmach wills his height to Shorty Koenig. Boris Peterson extends her ability to wear blue to all loyal MHS students. Joan Weber leaves her friendliness as a good example for underclassmen. Donald Becker leaves his deep devotion for school to all Freshmen. Stanley Thompson would like to give his pretty curls to Carol Fortune. Beauchamp leaves her southern accent to you all.” Marlys Amundson wills her rosy cheeks to all who spend money on make-up. LaVem Steinke leaves his blush to Dale Rustad. To Marie Goss, Leigh Accola leaves his deer voice. Joyce Synstad leaves her commercial ability to all future secretaries. Paul Bauer wants to give his height to Dean Mewhorter. For Anita Koenig. Lavon Kahlum is leaving her homeraaking ability. To Fourniers we leave Carol Odegard and Karol Deetz's dancing feet. Ruth Nyre leaves her something or other to someone or other. Gloria Synstad wills her quiet ways to Bev. H. Eide. Alice Hedberc gives her Norweign accent to Victor Jordet. Margie Sessions wants to give her place in the hot lunch line to all the hungry students. Donna and David Johnson leave their twin title to Donna Temple and Phyllis Bach. To LeRoy Heck, Rube Davis extends his ability to charm the girls. Donna Davis leaves her happy-go-lucky manner to all you bookworms. Elveme Cole rives his Homecoming title to a deserving Junior. Toby Finseth leaves his love for playin Romeo to all the Juliets. Pegs; Weiss leaves her love for books to Donna Barney. Doris Solie extends her ability to make malteds to Jerry Bollinger. Chuck Wright wills his subtle jokes to Sue Erickson. Gerry McCann wills his five 0 clock shadow to you boys with peach fuzz. Amy Grady leaves her junky locker to Key Seyforth. Fhyllis Schultz wills her love for alumni to all you steady-goers. Lorraine Schultz gives her interest in Eleva to Nancy Lee. To LeRoy Cleasbv, Ruth Hustad leaves her ability to play the piano. Dean Claflin leaves his nickname Bugs' to anyone who likes carrots. June Johnson leaves her loyalty to Modena to Janice Boiranzahn. Neil Johnson wills his knowledge of how to run a dish-washer to all the girls with dish-pan hsicb Jim Nyre gives his love for farming to Dave Howard. Anne Goodcrmote leaves her FHA position to Della Medin. Mary Sather wills all her nicknames to Mr. Miles. halter Hovey wills his first touchdown of the 1951 season to the 1952 football team. To Joan Wulff, Keith Robinson extends his ability to be prompt for school. Annabel Bauer wills her ability to make teachers gray to Joan Tboreson. For Priscilla Mewhorter, Janis Clufson leaves her dimples. Clarice Ness wills her interest in Nelson to Sheri Parkhurst. Jtrome Schuster wills his profile to John Barrymore Jr. Darlene Bloom wills her tumbling ability to future tumblers. Richard Dehnke wills his Valentino haircut to Anthony Dexter. Charles Ede Leaves his Cldsmobiles and Cadillacs to Jim Blager. To Elaine Stamm. Beverly Gueltzow wills her blond hair. Alice Smeltzer leaves her patience to all the other librarians. Bob Gibson's ni ht life and nicknane Hoot is extended to all the night owls. Ronald Helwi leaves his giggle to Grace Moats. Ruth Koepp wills her persistant determination to Elaine Simonson. For Betty Clson, Shirley Gifford leaves her flirty green eyes. Jack Serum gives his temporary red hair to Bnmy Cook. Gordon Litchfield wills his interest in Eleva also to Nancy Lee. For all the students, Carol Becker leaves her four years vivacious pep as cheerleader, Sally Howard gives her acting ability to George Robinson. DonajJ Parkhurst leaves his basketball ability to Francis beisenbeck. John Winter leaves his car to Ede's Motor Company. To Jeriy Hanson, Donna Parkhurst leaves her politeness. Donna May gives her knowledge of plants to the Biology class. Richard Gifford leaves his ambitions to Jenelle Skare. For bayne Nelson, Darrell Bronmer leaves his sense of humor. To the Juniors we leave our title of the most outstanding class in all f graduate from Mondovi High School. To the Sophomores we leave our prize winning floats. To the Freshmen we leave our intelligence, dignified manner, and world! CLHSS PRDPHECY We the claBB of 1952 are looking into the future to foresee our selves as we shall he in the years to come. la our limousine arrives at Dehnke's Airline Service in Mondovi. we see the plane we are about to board in the distance. While we are buying our tickets at the ticket window from, much to our surprise, an old classmate Joan Weber, we glance across the room to seeElaine Paulson serving sandwiches to customers at the lunch counter. All at once we hear a familiar voice, the voice of Darrel Bromner, to be exact, coming over the loudspeaker, NVA plane leaving at gate '7' 1 - Ever-willing, Red Cap Bob Gibson takes our bags to the plane, while we anxiously follow. As we board the plane, we are greeted by Airline hostess Anne Goodermote. While we relax in our seats after the take-off, we gaze through the windows to see every bit of Mondovi's lovely scenery below us. First stop is Duluth, Minnesota. We have one hour until take-off, so we decide to visit a few of Duluth's places of interest. Someone suggested going to the shipyards, but as we did not know the way we stop to ask tm� nearest policeman in sight. As we come nearer to the corner, we discover it is none other than our fellow classmate, Donald Becker, After directions haul been given, we hail a taxi and find that its driver is safety—first Richard Gifford, At the shUjyards we were shown around by guide Elverne Cole. We hear someone singing. The noise sounded familiar, so we asked the guide who they were. We were told it was Toby rinseth and Gerald McCann working cheerfully. But our tims ie up 1 We call for a taxi from telephone operator Donna Davis. After our second take-off. we find the plame is having engine trouble. Only twenty minutes from Minneapolis and we must make a force landing. Crash I An ambulance siren is heard in the distance. Stretchers are being carried to the scene of the accident. Miss Moravec and her first aid students arrive. Luckily no one was injured, but all of the passengers were taken to the hospital for a routine check up. While we are at the hospital we meet our old friends R.N.June Johnson. Mary Sather, Lorraine Schults, and Donna May. Our trip by plane wasn't too successful, so we decided to make the rest of the trip by traim. Buying magazines at the train depot, we see Journalist Sally Howard’s latest seller, The Yoke ana Me on the newstands. As the train speeds down the track, Conductor Jerome Schuster announces that dinner will be served in the dining car. During the meal, we are served by head waiter Leigh Accola and waitress Jean Byre. In the Club Car, we notice our always remembered classmate, Professor Gary Stelmach of the Mechanical School of Engineer in Milwaukee. During out stop off at Portland, Oregon, we find an F.F.A convention at which many of our former classmates are attending. Among those present were Stanley Thompson, Beil Johnson, Dave Johnson. Paul Bauer, Gordon Olson, and Ronald Helvig. We decide to stay over a day in Portland so we can attend some of the High Spots of the city. Our Plans for the evening is as follows: dinner at Jackie Woo's, Proprietor Jack Serum, an evening at the theater to see the Broadway hit Horth Atlantic starring dancing star Peggy Weiss. To top the evening off, we will stay at the Winter-Davis Plaza Hotel. Bright and early we start on our trio to California. Here we decide to look up our friends Carol Odegard and Karol Deetz who are employed there. . 8S SlS ijrSrupon dally. We were in high hopes of seeing Hopalong; Cassidy but he was ill on this particular day,so we were entertained by his stand-in Lavern Steinke. While we are here, we also run into Doris Peterson, her former name, honeymooning. Making our way across the Western Plains, we are much delighted to ride in a new Cadillac purchased from Charles Zde's Motor Sales. As we travel through the sunny South, we decide to stop off at Georgia to visit the fruit orchards. Here we stop at a store to buy peaches from Donna Johnson, which were hand picked by Norma Ellingston. Our tour of the orchards was very interesting, but we must leave for Washington, D.C., immediately. Along the road that we travel, we see posters everywhere reading Vote for Amy tiraay as our .so our 1, we see posters everywhere reading Vote for Any Grader next President. Campaign Manager, Ruth Koepp. We are extremely pleased as they were all At the Sapitol City, we want to visit out Wisconsin Senator, Walter Hovey. Entering the office, we stoD to talk with some of his secretaries who were our fellow classmates. LaVonn Mah-lum. Ruth Stankey, Donna Parkhurst, and Margie Serum were in the outer office. Next we talked with Peg Beauchamp. Marlys Amundson, Alice fiedberg. Phyllis Schultz, and Joyce Synstad. After our visit here, we head for beautiful Wisconsin where we stop to see our friends at F.C.T.C. First we go to the office of Dean of Women, Carol Becker. We are greeted by her private secretary Doris Solie. After our pleasant visit we leave for our home town of old Mondovi. We stop for refreshments at Joel's Drive-Inn where we are served by waitresses Marjorie Sessions and Gloria Synstad. On our way to the school we pass Bloom's Canning Factory. At the school we are very pleased to hear that Hr. Dodge is still Principal. He has a new secretary as well as new faculty members. Upon entering the school at 8:31 A.M., we are not nem§ r.Mare?°d llce8?mB?tzef-5omaer?lai. ?anl.“oiu son- fiy ! T?h Hu� taS-Music ? Ruth Hyre-Spanish. Gordon Litchfield-English, Donald Parkhurst-Math, Beverly Gueltzow-History, and as school nurse-Annabel Bauer. This Concludes The Class Prophecy of 1952. 111a Euth's Coast to Coast llmsr Smith Barber Shop Barstow Bakery Mondori Laundry d Cleaners Lakeside Dairy Mondorl Theatre Berg's Drug Store Grady' s Dime Store Gambles Peterson Furniture Store Quarberg's Grocery c %tx z Colby Funeral Hoxse Kearney1 s Sport Shop last Side Service Station Casey’s I.G.A. Store Xlkinton Auto Company May's Flowers Howard Insurance Hagen's Cafe Spence18 Barber Shop Mondori Hardware Company Mondorl Herald Printing Company Young's Shoe Sales A He pair B-Lore-Lee Beauty Shop Farmers Store Company Mondorl Food Market D.7. Baker, Jeweler Mondori Squity Mondorl State Bank Buzz's Auto Body Xde's Funeral Home Fisher Anto Company First National Bank Mondori Farm Service Hanson Insurance Agency Buffalo County Hatchery Coddon’s Joe Silverness Agency Xde's Hezall Drug Store Bea and White Store Hamburger Shop M. J. Anshus, Jeweler Philo1 s Nogle's Insurance Agency Farmers' Co-op Lumber Company Horey Produce Station Northern States Power Company Cities Service Station Chain O'Lakes Inc. Marten's Garage, Modena Modena Co-op Creamery Company Blacksmith Shop, Modena