Montevideo High School - Purple Gold Yearbook (Montevideo, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

V... ff 1 7 I J .- THE SHGGTING STAR 1 9 5 O A YEARBCQK AFX' THE CLASS GF 1950 P4 Q O Q, bl .--i f A gf- g A ,fm XQX-1 fx! Iii' -1 iv bl'-1 1 by Montevideo i h School FOREWORD Hun IS our LIILNXIINIIQ, da 110 In iolloxnlng' thu um 01 classvs 151101 We I nut 1 stfmdfud that ill cm ldmnc Ihlq Lhl0lllLlC Th: blzoofmq qfru hope thmt It xull tl ual NIARII NF CIILQRUD lDlEDlCATllON In tllbute to an outstandmg example of voung manhood a vely plomlslng lad who fought an 111 LU1 xble d1S9dS6 Wlth coulage and a fearlessnees of ploduct of 0u1 thlee yeals of hlgh school llfe a told Wlthlll the Lovers of The Shootmq Sfar to Jllll Ev um 1 fll6,I1d to all md a frlend of all I 1 1 11 1 11 1 1 --f 1 ' I thei future, we, the class of 1950, dedicaffek the YIEARBOOIK STAIFIF 10 l'Dl'lOl S I IISINI SS MANAK IhS xl ll I lJI'l C I ASS I DIIOPS lIJl'l . I f'Yl AJ IOIIA ' K1ANl5llJl'llO'lO4 I AI IIY IYPISIS AI- 'I .... i'l+INl'IlS'Al. 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I'tt11'1y l 'IYSOII Iohn Odegz-11'd DfJl1Il'I Jones IIEIVOIIIIQ Ivlllblilllflt Sl1i1'lev IIz1un1l10fc1' Betty lXlvll1ous0, IIOIJ liideln, Earl I31'ow11, Shirley Agre, Mz11'le11c Gilsrud, Esther Ostonso, Ardis Wig, Lila G1'a1n1s, lleverley Lz11'so11, Regi11aLi11dema1111, Cl1z11'les Mo- lntt, Betty Ra11d1zz1a1'fl Dale No1'111z111, A1't Helga-son, hoger Doring, Roger G1'ahz1n1, Monte AlIflt'l'SllIl, George Klaus, Jean Bennett A A . . XJ wil fi ,wg f . A , , 1. S ,V X V ,7 . . - its-mi: Tomhuvo, I'vdorsvn, Larson. Standing: Pcd0rson,Clz1wson. Flkberg, Owens. ADMINISTRATION Board Of Education Mrs. J. N. Ikeda-1'sc11 . . . Ijl'l'SIKik'llI Mr. H. C. Iflkborgr . . Vivo-I'1'1-siclvllt Mr. J. B. '1'omhzu'c . . 'l'1'c-zislm-1' Mr. IC. G. Ii2ll'S0ll . . Clvrk '. Galc-Clzm'sm1 . . lliwcton Dr. VV. A. Uwvns . . IJi1'vcIm High School Principal M. xx: xiizximiazi' 'fu Q E 85 S WA ,pun-Q wx, .,-uv-N-v-w R, 5' 'C ' lFACUl.TY Bernice Anderson Martin Engh English History Floyd Arnold Marland Fierke Physical Eduqa- Industrial Arts tion Geography Lyle Benson Ralph F0l'd0 Paulina- ldso Veterans' Agri- IHStf'Ul'U0l1tal Mathematics culture MUSIC English Mrs' Paul Erin-'st Hakel Dlrg, Stanlpy Bergendahl H1St0Y'y Jacobson Science Home Economics Mrs, L. E. Brown Nov! H0ffl1lMl Adrian Johnson Latin C!'i0I'1tHti0H and Vocal Muwic D rivc rs' Course Sivert Borsgard Reuben Hubbard Ednr. Johnson Science Agriculture Mathematics FACULTY Margaret Johnson Spanish English Social Studies Florence Kjelsberg Mathematics Home Economics Alice Korhonen Physical Education Arthur Larson Commercial Lillian Lucy Passes Livingston English Librarian Richard Myrenu Maursetter Ronshaugen Social Science Science Business Practice SL Law Helen Miller Douglas Sowle English Industrial Arts Harry Nordby Ruth Vfrstrovn Veterans' Social Studies Agriculture Speech Fern Ola-son Mario Mathematics XVilla:nson School Nuzsc Helen Olson Joan Za-mhoni English Art Bookkeeping Bw x.. + 'f f3,g,, Wffa, Ivan L2lXVl'l'l1C0 Auclrvy Kulu SCHOOL EMPLOYEES SECRICTARIES TO THE SUPICRINTENUICN'l SICCRIC'I'ARY TO THE PRINCIPALS Pzltricia Kalstrom NOON LUNCH STAFF Mrs. Ilcrgemlulml Mrs. Averill Mrs. Wzuxllm-1' Miss Arnesou Mrs. I'vtorsm1 NM SCHOOL EMPLOYEES Carl Wagnor Walt llensmm 1 Rudy Jacobson .Inc Running Calendar Uf Events 50llh0lIl0l'6 Y1ar Semt 2 qlI1001 0131118 O1t 10 Monte D1y W11111211 N11 0 A11 1m s I vcnlng, I11n1or P11 D 1 1 Lh11btm1s Pirty Mlflh 'S 4 1 Dxstrlet B1511etb1l1 T0ll1I1 11 1nts M1r1h 11 12 Reglon 11 B1sketb'1l1 TOIIFHWIILU M 11111 18 113 20 St1te B1sketb111 Tourn I1 11111 A1r11 29 The I 1t1 C,hr1stopl111 B11n S1111111 P11y M1y 7 J11111111 S1n1or IJII1Qll0t 11111 PIKIIII J unmr Y1 ar vt 11.11 on11 11 ' O1t 8 Homegommg game L1t1hf1e111 ov 11 Jumor p11y F1 1thers 1n 1 Q11 M111h 3 4 5 Sub d1st111't Bxsketbill TOIIIHI mentgx at Boyd Monte IS Ch'1mp1on M21r1h 9 10 11 Dlstrltt B1sketb2111 To11rn21n11nts M21r1h 24 2.9 2b State Basketh lII 'T0l1I'Y1'1111t11t Mdy 'I .Iumor Semor Bmquet md Prom Mdy 12 Stnlor Clue P11v 'I'1g1r House 51lll0I' Year Sept S1 pt Sept Sept O1 t O1 t O1 t O1 t Ott O1 t Nov Nov Nlox h Op1 nmg D 1y 16 11 ootbdll W 1hp1 ton 111 1 1 25 I4 ootb2111 Benson t11111 '20 Ifootb 111 QIdI1ltt P.-111s lltlt 1111 1' Nov 21 D11 Du D11 D11 D111 .Im ,Im 11 1n 14111 I b I'+1h 14111 14111 1.11 I1.b 11h 24 28 Home eommg Appleton hen Ly1 Lum 1111118 Mont,,on1111 M E A Pootb L11 VV111m1r h1rc 1' ootball I 1t1hf11 ld t111 Fl I1 ootb.-111 Mor: lb hexe I4 o0tb2-111 Marsh 111 th111 If ootb 111 Banquet I11n1or L 15s Pl y Seventunth Th lI1kSg1Vll1g B 1sketb L11 Morx IS th111 B1sketb 111 G11 nw ood 11111 C,11r15tm1s P1ogr 1111 Chrlstm IS 1211 1t1on st nts B 1sketb 111 App11 ton h1r1 S1hoo1 optns 21g 1111 B21bk1tb21l1 Mlf1ISO11 here land of f11St Sl n1est11 1515141113 111 W1l1n11r there B 1sketb 111 Appleton ther1 B tsketb 111 OTLKJIIVIIIQ ther1 I y1e11m Roy M 1yer B isketb III Gr 1n1t1 I' 111s th1r1 B 1sketb 111 L111kf1t1d her1 I y1e11111 P1111 1h 1s1ks B 1sketb 111 I1t1hf1e111 the11 S11bd1str11t B B TCIIIYDAITIC Ilt Sum Madlbon and Monte VIGQO h 1 2 S11bd1str11t B B TOIlF11lI11tl1t M21d1son Montev1d1o MlIlh 7 8 9 I0 D1str11t B B Tourn21m1nt Ortonv11le lrmxte Montev1d1o M21r1h 17 18 Rcg1on211 B B To11rn21mcnt, St Peter M21r1h 20 D1st11et Spec1h 111-st1v211, F1211kf1e11l M2111h 21, 24 State B B Tou1n211n1-nt M21r1 11 29 Rcg1on211 Sp11c1h Pontest, Renullo - 1 B -' ' ' 11.1:1:1'l1 311 E2L,tL'1' vz11':1tio11 ::i211'1:: 1' , 1.111 r IQ H11 . , . .. . 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Brown Eidem Norman Senior Officers President, ROBERT FIIDICM Class of 1950 Vice-President, EARL BROWN Secretary-Trcasurer, DALE NORMAN Student Council Representatives Shirley Hagen Robert Young .Iam-t Sandvik Wayne Holzer Ronald Knudsen Faculty Advisers Lcinlard E. llrown Iflrnest Hakol Lucy Pusse Mrs. Stanley Jacobson Q- ittd Bonn 'Vor in No . sz i 1 , . an . , . i'sv1n,f:,. 2nd Row: Nygaard, Milbrandt, Hagen, Larson, Thorset, Sehultz, Grams. ilrd Row: Condon, Ostenso, Agnew, Cary, Trandahl, Gilsrud, Kilgas, Gillis, Baumhofer, Roudehush. 4th Row: Olson, Fraaseh, Forde, Brown, Moffatt, Knudsen, Doring, Graham, Sandvik. 5th Row: Holzei, Halvorson, Young, Peterson, Anderson, Jolstad, Roe, Rohling, Knohloeh, l':11il'l1l, Honor Seniors of 950 The 1-lass of 111511 has forty of its one hundred and fifteen members on the honor roll, thirtyrfive per eent ol' the members have maintained an average of 9092 or better. Dale Norman is valedietorian with an average of 96.93, Beverly Bonn and Ramona Norsving are eo-salu1a- torians with averages of 96.86 and 96.81, respectively. All three have had straight A averages. All averages 'ire figured out on the basis of the grades of the first five semesters of the senior high sehool. The following are the honor students of the elass of 1950: Norman, Dale . . Bonn, lleverly' Norsving, Ramona Gilsrud, Marlene Condon, Marlene Grah-nn, Roger? Roe, Alfred'E ' . Rohling, .lanies Sehultz, .lanet . Anderson. Monte Ostenso, Esther Hanson, Kathleen Hagen, Shirleyf' - Nygaard, l.aVonne Sandvik, Janet . l raaseh, Audrey 1:: 1' l.ars1in, Hex'ei'l1-y'f'li Younpi. Rohert Holzer. VVayne'5 -- llaumhofer, Shirley Peterson, David . Moffatt, Charle:f Cary, Marian Forde, Riehard , lirown. Earl Gillis, .lune Grams, Lila. . Knudsen, Ronald . Kilgas, Unae . . Agnew, Helen . lflideni, Robert .. . lXlilhrandt, l.aVonne .- Roudehush, Delores ..,... 116.93 ,.. 96.86 ,,,,96.8l -W .9633 U. .96.00 N- 115.33 -, .95.00 ,H 95.011 --,.95.00 W. .9466 ,,,.94.66 ,e.-94.33 -,-,94.00 ,-,,94.00 ,,,,94.00 ,, ,93.66 -,..,93.33 -,,.93.00 ---.92.66 -,,92.66 ,-..92.66 ,-,,92.33 ,,,,92.33 ,,,,92.00 ,,,,91.95 ,,,.9l.66 -,..-9l.66 91.66 . ,,91.00 ,,-,90.66 W. 110.66 ----90.50 , , , ..90.50 Doring. Roger Jolstad, Perey . Knobloeh, John .- Thorset, Olga .-. Trandahl, Gayla Olson, Patrieia .... Halverson, DeWaynel one extra eredit 2111.213 911.1111 911.1111 911.1111 21111111 811.821 811.511 THOMAS AAKER College Preparatory: Monte- videan Reporter XII: Year- book Staff: Prom Committee: Rifle Club X. XI, XII: Jr. Class Play Cast: Projection Club: Track X. XI: Pep Band X. XI, XII: Band X, XI, XIII Interclass B. B. X, XI, XII. All the great men die young: And I don't feel so very well myself. MONTE ANDERSON College Preparatory: Honor Student: Prom Committee. Quiet on the outside, but a mighty good fellow all the way through. Class 1950 HELEN AGNEW College Preparatory: Honor Student: Glee Club X: Mon- tevidean Reporter X, Copy- reader XI, XII: Prom Wait- ress: Prom Committee: Jr. Class Play Cast: G. A. A. X, XI, XII: Library Club X, XI, Corresponding Secretary XII: Quill and Scroll. A maiden, good, without pretense, Blest with plain reason and common sense. BERNICE ARNESON Bea Commercial: Mixed Chorus XI, XII: Pep Club XI, XII: Prom Committee: Girls Octet XI, XII: Girls Sextet X: Girls Trio XI, XII: Exchange Pro- gram XI, XII. The sun sent his rays nine- ty-three million miles To make my freckles and to urge my smiles. SHIRLEY AGRE Commercial: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Glee Club X, XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club X: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress. Like Orient pearls at ran- dom strung. SHIRLEY BAUMHOFER College Preparatory: Honor Student: Glee Club X, XI, XII: Pep Club X: Prom Com- mittee: Prom Waitress: Jr. Class Play Staff: Library Club X, XI, Vice Pres. XI: G. A. A. X, XI, XII: Year- book Staff. Sportsmanship, personality, mixed with rascalityf' HERBERT ANDERSEN i.Andy,. College Preparatory: Mixed Chorus XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club X: Vice-Pres. and Sec. XII: Prom Committee: Rifle Club X, XI: Jr. Class Play Staff: Projection Club XI, XII: Football Manager XII: Basketball Manager XI: Track Manager X: Letter- man X, XI, XII: Cheerlead- er X: Speech XII: Interclass B. B. X, XI, XII: Prom Waiter. I'll talk for hours anywhere. To use statistics isn't fair. CHANDLER BEAL College Preparatory: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XII: Projection Club XI, XII: Track XI, XII: Interclass B. B. X, XI, XII. Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, And so do I. JEAN BENNETT College Preparatory: Rifle Club XII: Yearbook Staff: In- terclass B. B. X, XI, XII: Prom Committee: Golf Team XI, XII. Boys will be men-one day. CHARLES BROWN Bill General: Pep Club X: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XII: Projection Club X, XI, XII: XI, Track X, XI: F.F.A. X, XII, Representative XII: In- terclass B.B. X, XI, XII: M Club XI, XII: Letterman XI. The man that blushes is not quite a brute. COZETTE BENTSON acozyn General: Mixed Chorus X2 Pep Club X: Prom Commit- tee. A winning way, a pleasant smile, Daintily dressed and always in style. EARL BROWN General: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus XII: Yearbook Staff: Montevidean Staff XII: Prom Committee: Projection Club XI, XII: Football Let- terman XI, XII: Track Let- terman XII: Baseball Letter- man XI: Football XI, XII: Track XII: Baseball XI, XII: Interclass B.B. XII: Class Vice-President XII: M Club XI, XII: Jr. Kiwanian. You'll not find one like him in every port: I-Ie's individual and a mighty good sport. THOMAS BERGENDAHL College Preparatory: Mixed Chorus X: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XI, XII: Jr. Class Play XII: See Cast: Orchestra X, XI, Speech XI, XII. Texas and then die. MAVIS BURG General: Pep Club X: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress. I prefer lectures like pie- crust, The shorter the better. BEVERLY BONN Bev College Preparatory: Co-Sal- utatorian: Class Secretary X: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Orchestra X, XI, XII: Mon- tevidean Make-up Editor X. XI: Co-Editor XII: Quill and Scroll XI, XII: Monte Day Committee X, XI, XII: G.A.A. X, Publicity XI, Treasurer XII: Band XI, XII: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Girls' State XI: Prom Waitress X: Prom Committee XI: Speech, Dra- matic X: Jr. Class Play Cast XI: Yearbook Co-Editor XII: Exchange Program X, XI, XII: Reed Quintet XII: String Ensemble XI, XII: String Quartet X, XI, XIII String Sextet X, XII Girls' Octet XI, XII: Debate XII. She liveth in the hearts of all her friends. MARIAN CARY Cary Commercial: Honor Student: Yearbook Staff XII: Pep Club X, XII: Prom Committee. As good a girl as one can find To study and to books in- elinedf' Class of 1950 MARLENE CONDON Maggie College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Montevidean Staff X, XII: Quill and Scroll XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Com- mittee: Prom Waitress: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Orchestra X, XI. XII: Girls Sextet XI: Brass Ensemble XI: Speech X, XI, XII: G,A.A. X, Vice-Pres. XI, See. XII. Today is the day when I'm proud as can he, Of that little touch of the Irish in me. ROBERT EIDEINT College Preparatory: Honor Student: Yearbook Staff: Class President XI, XII: Class Viee-President X: Jun- ior Kiwanian: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Band President XII: Orches- tra XI, XII: Clarinet Quartet XI, XII: Interclass B.B. g, XI, xu, Cap't. XII. l'm not always one who can look at the facts: Aeeept them with grace, and then meekly relax. Class 1950 HARRY DACK General: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XII: Projection Club XI, XII: Track X, XI: F.F'.A. X: Treasurer XI: Vice President XII: Interclass B. B. XI, XII. His words are few. But worth listening to. MARTIN ENGH Marty College Preparatory: Mixed Chorus X, XI: Prom Commit- tee: Football Letterman IX, X, XI, XII: Basketball Let- terman IX, X, XI, XII: Track Letterman IX, X, XI, XII: Baseball Letterman X, XI: Class President X: Class Vice President XI: All Conference X, XI: All State XII: M Club XI, Vice-Pres. XII. On the football field he sets quite a pace, But he wins by far in Cupid's race. CAROL DAHL General: Glee Club XI, XII: Pep Club XII: Prom Commit- tee. And I have often heard de- fended Little said is soonest mend- edu., MARIAN ERICKSON Shorty General: Glee Club X, XII: Pep Club X, XII: Prom Com- mittee: Library Club X. Taking things as they come, does not wear one out as fast as dodging them. ROGER DORING College Preparatory: Honor Student: Prom Committee: F',F.A. X, XI: Yearbook Staff. A fool may talk, But a wise man speaks. INIARY ERVIN Blondy Commercial: Glee Club XII: Prom Committee. Blushes and smiles for miles and miles. RICHARD FORDE Dick College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X: Yearbook Staff: Prom Wait- er: Band XI, XII: Orchestra X, XI, XII: Interclass B.B. X, XI, XII: Exchange Pro- gram X. Rosin on the fingers, Music on the mind. BETTY FUNDINGSLAND Fundic General: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X, XI, XII: Montevidean Staff XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Com- mittee. Oh, blest with temper whose unclouded ray, Can m ake tomorrow as cheerful as today. Class of 1950 AUDREY FRAASCH Aud College Preparatory: Honor Student: Montevidean Make- Up X, Sport Editor XI, Co- Editor XII: Quill and Scroll XI, XII: Yearbook Co-Edi- tor: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Class Play Staff: G.A.A. X. XI, XII: G.A.A. President XI, XII: Speech XI, XII: Prom Check Girl. Always happy, always there, Always ready to do her share. JOSEPH GILLIS Joe Agriculture and Industrial Arts: Mixed Chorus XI: Ri- fle Club X: Stage Crew XII: Football XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, XII: Interclass B.B. X, XI, XII: Club XII: Prom Committee. I do not know the way the cards are shuffled, But yet I like the game and want to play. DENNES FRENGEN Denny General: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Glee Club X, XI: Pep Club XII: Prom Com- mittee: G.A.A. X, XI. XII. Remember me a litt e then, I pray, A singer, sweetly fillIng'f an empty day JUNE GILLIS .Iunie General: H o n o r Student: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XIII Girls' Glee Club X: Monte- videan Copy Editor X, Re- writer XI, Reporter XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress: Class Play Cast, Library Club X, Correspond- ing Seeretary XI, Secretary- Treasurer XII: G.A.A. X, XI. XII. I crowd my life with things I do and see. I never have time to notiee me. GEORGE FROMMEI, Georgie College Preparatory: Monte- videan Staff XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club X, XII: Prom Committee: Class Play Staff: Projection Club X, XI, XII: Ezxsebal Letterman IX, X, XI, XII: Basketball X: In- terelass B.B. XI, XII: Cap- tain XI: Exehange Program XII: M Club X, XI, XII. If they had only let poor Adam's rib alone, My worries would be less. DE NVAYNE GILSRUD Co l l e g e Preparatory: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Projection Club XI, XII: In- terelass B.B. X, XI, XII: Yearbook Staff. My tongue within my lips I rein, For he who talks much must talk in vain. F QQ T '-Quan, nw' Class 19 O MARLENE GILSRUD Gils' Commercial: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Montevidean Staff X, XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Prom Committee: Student Council X: Prom Waitress: Jr. Class Play Staff: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Orchestra X, XI, XII: Girls' Octet XI, XII: Girls' Sextet X: Ex- change Program XI: Speevli X, XI: G.A.A. X, XI, XII. Her words are emphatic and never confusing, Her antics dramatic and highly amusing. EDNABELLE GROOTHUIS Eddy Commercial : Prom Commit- tee. She'll never trouble trouble, ti'l trouble troubles her. ROGER GRAHAM Rog College Preparatory: Honor S tu d e n t: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee. He's IX-sl ively smart. MARLIN GULDEN Guldy General: Mixed Chorus X, XI: Pep Club X: Prom Com- mittee: Rifle Club X: Foot- ball Letterman X, XI, XII: Track Letterman X, XI, XII: Baseball Letterman X, XI, XII: Basketball Letterman X, XI: F.F.A. XII: Interclass B.B. XII: Exchange Program XI: M Club X, XI, XII. We have a bass in Cupid's race. LILA GRAMS Tubby Commercial: Honor Student: Yearbook XII: Ushers' C.ub XI, XII: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress: G. A. A. X, XI, XII. I'd rather be short and shine, Than be tall and cast a sha- dow. JACK HAAVE Satch General: Rifle Club X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, XII: In- terclass B.B. X, XI, XII. 'I here's so much traffic ev- erywhere As for me-I'1l take the air.' 1 KENNETH GRIMM Kenny Agriculture and Industrial Arts: Pep Club X, President XII: Prom Committee: Rifle Club X, Vice-President XI: Projection Club XI, XII: Stage Crew XII: Track Let- terman X: Football Letter- man XI, XII: Interclass B. B. X, XII: M Club XI, President XII: Football X, XI, XII: Basketball X, XI: Track X, XI: F.F.A. X, XI: President XII: All Confer- ence XII. He stoops to nothing Save the door. ROBERT HAGEN Alfred General: Football Letterman X, XI, XII: Track Letter- man X, XI, XII: Baseball X, XI, XII: Interclass B.B. XII: F.F.A. X, XI: Basketball X, XI. Happy am I with a heart carefree, Oh, why can't the rest of you be like me? SHIRLEY HAGEN Squirrley College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X, XI: Girls' Glee Club: Monte- videan Staff X, XI, XII: Quil and Scroll XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee: Stu- dent Council X, XI, XII, Cor- responding Secretary XII: Prom Waitress: Jr. Class Play Staff: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Girls' Trio X: Queen Candidate X, XI, XII: Speech X, XI, XII: G.A.A. X, XI, XII. Here's the girl with a heart and smile, XVho makes this bubble of life worthwhile. ARTHUR I-IELGESON Art College Preparatory: Year- book Staff: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XII: Interelass B. B. X, XII. Beware! I may yet do some- thing sensational. DEVVAYNE HALVERSON Halver Co'1ege Preparatory: Honor Student: Prom Committee: Prom Waiter: Track Letter- man X: Interclass B.B. X. XII: Jr. C'ass Play Ca':t: De- elamatien XII. VVhile we live, let's live in clover. For when we're dead, we-'re dead all over. DELORES I-IENDRICKSON General: Girls' Glee Club X: Pep Club X, XII: Library X. Life's worth while because you smile. IIATHLEEN HANSON Kay CC 'l1t'l'ClHl and Home Eco- 1111111251: Honor Student: Mou- tevidean Staff XII: Prom Committee: Prom Vv'ni1i:ts':. Yearbook. Abe and active with bra'n: and poise: She does at lot without :tu li noise. ROBERT I-IERRLICH Bob College Preparatory: Proni Committee: Rifle Club XII: B a s e b all Letterman XII: Football X: Track X, XI Xu: Baseball Mgr. xi, xuf Interelass B.B. XII. I don't let Caution be my guide, I find it rather cramps my stride. RULISELL IIAUGEN Russ C -Tege P1ep:ira'.ory: Prozfi Co.iii itter: Rifle Cub XI: Pi'oje:1io:i Club XI, XII. I let go of iiiy troubles: 'liter foit off like bubbles. DONNA HOFFMAN Commercial: Speech X, XI, XII: Library Club X, XI, XII: Prom Committee. Beneath the quietness, lies sincerity. Class of 1950 I. VVAYN E HOLZER College Preparatory: Honor Student: Prom Committee: Student Council XI, XII: Ri- fle Club X, XI: Projection Club XI, XII: Football Let- terman XII: Football X, XI: Track X, XI: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Interclass B.B. X, XI: Junior Kiwanian. I VVanna Be in VVinehel s Column. ARDIS JOHNSON Ardy Comriercial: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Glee Club X, XII Pep Club X: Prom Commit- tee: G.A.A. X, XI, XII. High flight she had, and wit and will, And :ao her tongue lay never still. JOANNE IVERSON Dode College Preparatory: G l e e Club XI: Montevidean Ex- change Editor XI, XII: Year- book Staff: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Library Club X. XI. XII. Full of fire, and mischief, too Doing things she sh0uldn't do. BETTY LOU JOHNSON Betsy General: Speech XII: May- nard X, XI: Glee Club X: Prom Committee: Jr. Class Play Cast. I have set my eye on noth- ing, you see, So the world will go well with me, THOMAS JAHN Tom College Preparatory: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XII: Projection Club XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, XII. What happens is supposed to be, So nothing ever bothers me. HELEN JOHNSON John General: Mixed Chorus X. XI, XII: Glee Club X, XI: Pep Club X, XII: Prom Com- mittee: Prom VVaitress: Girs' Octet XII: Girls' Sextet XI: Girls' Trio XII: Exchange XII. Boys may be puzzles but I'll never give them up. Class of I 9 DUANE JENNETT Dumbo College Preparatory: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Prom Committee: Prom Waiter: Letterman X, XI, XII: Foot- ball X, XI, Manager XII: Basketball XI, Manager XII: Track X, XI, Manager XII: Pep Band XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Orchestra X, XI: Interclass B.B. XII: Ex- change Program XI, XII: Saxophone Quartet X, XI. He's one who laughs - He's one who sings It seems that he has things. many JEANETTE JOHNSON Jennie Commercial I Prom Commit- tee. If the sun shines, I care not for the moon. PERCY JOI, STAD Gunner College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X, XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Class Play Cast: Projection Club X: Interclass B.B. X, XI, XII. There'.s always a joker in this game of success. JOI-IN KNOBLOCH College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X: Montevidean Staff XI, Sports Editor XII: Pep Club X: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XI, Vice-President XII: Jr. Class Play Cast: Projection Club XI, XII: Football X: Interelass B.B. X, XI, XII: Exchange Program X: Year- book Staff: Boys' Quartet X' Prom Waiter. In him the law of love is stronger than the love of law. DONNA JONES Home Economics: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club X, XII: Prom Committee: G.A.A. X, XI. She draws more than at- tentionf' RONALD KNUDSEN Ron College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee: Student Council President XII: Junior Ki- wanianl Pep Band XI, XII: Band XI, XII: Orchestra XI, XII: Exchange Program XI, XIII String Ensemble XII. In years to come when he's reached fullness, We'll say we knew him when- - UI TAIL KILGAS Co ege Preparatory: Honor Stinlent: Montevidean Staff X: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee: Jr. Class Pay Staff: Pep Band X, XI, XIII Band X, XI, XII: Orchestra X, XI, XII: Clarinet Quartet XI, XII: Queen Candidate XI, Homecoming Queen XII: G,A.A. X, XI, XII. Queen of them all. FLOYD KRUEGER Curley College Preparatory: Proxim Committee. A cheerful frame of mind that would enable a tea kettle to sing though in hot water up to its nose. GEORGE KLAUS Kloos? Col'ege Preparatory: Yrar- hook Staff: Prom Committee: Track XI, XII: Interelass B. B. X, XI, XII: Prom Waiter. Whenever girls are around, he':: shy. But he'll get over that by and by. BEVERLY LARSON Becky Co'lege Preparatory: IIoro Student: Prom Committee, Library Cluh X, XI, XII. A brilliant mind, a quiet ap- pearance conceals. Cllass 1950 as--W JEANNE LARSON Jeannie' General: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Glee Club X, XII Montevidean Staff X, XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Class Play Staff: Girls' Sextet X: G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Library Club Secretary-Treasurer X. Come, and trip it as you go On the light fantastic toe. DOREEN LOVHAUG Dora Commercial: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X, XI, XII: Prom Committee: P.o:'1 VJa'tre.Ss. Your good nature is the best spoke in your Wheel. LAVONNE LARSON Lars Commercial: Glee Club XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Com- mittee: Library Club XI. I don't take eredit for lueky ehanees: I blame it all on eireum- staneesf' DUANII MARHOLZ Gsneialt Rifle CIub X. Xl: Class Pay Staff: Projeetion Club Xl: Stage Crew X, XI, I!I1lllll3 fCI' XII: Track Letter- irnn XI, XII: Football Let- terman XII: Football XI. XII: Traek X, XI, XII: Base- ball XI, XII: I-TI- .A. X, XI. XII: Interelasm DD, X, XI, XII. Husky and tal', :1 good friend to all. RENAY LARSON Fi Fi General: Mixed Chorus X. XI, XII: Glee Club X, XI: Montevidean Staff X, XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Jr. Class Play Staff: Speech XII: G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Li- brary Club X, XI, XII. The mischief in her eyes Forbids sorrow, care. or sighs. GERALD MARHOI .Z -shorty General: Stage Crew XI, X I2 Rifle Club XI: Jr. Cars Play Staff: Projection Club XI, XII: Football Letterman XI, XII: Basketball Imttermztn XI, XII: Baseball Letterrtiaw XI, XII: Football All Cone ference XI, XII: FFA. Y, XI, XII: Interelass BB. Xt Traek X, XI: Prom Commit- tee. Football man, basketball man, Last, but not least, a ladies' man. Class of 1950 REGINA LINDEMANN Lindy General: Girls' Glee Club X, XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club X: Prom Committee: Library Club X, XI, XII. A classmate blithe and full of glee Who dares to laugh out full and free. BETTY MELHOUSE Betz Commercial: Girls' Glee Club XII: Pep Club X: Prom Com- mittee: G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Yearbook Staff. She is a maid so very meek, Ready to please, but :s'ow to speak. LAVONNE MILBRANDT Flosie Commercial: Honor Student: Girls' Glee Club XII: Pep Club X: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress. L is for a lass, so sweet and giiyl M is for a maiden who's eheerful eaeh day. HAM ONA NORSVING Morne C o I l e g e Preparatory and Commereial: Co - Sa'utator- ian: Pep Club X: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Prom Com- mittee: Prom VVaitress: .Ir. Class Play Staff: Girls' Oetet XI: Girls' Sextet X: Ex- ehange Program XI: Library Club X, President XI: Speech X, XI: Assistant in Guidanee Department. Mareh of Intellect. .IOANNE MOE Joe College Preparatory: Prom Committee: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Or- ehustra X, XI, XII: G.A.A. X, XI, XII. A sunny temper gifds the edge of life's blaekest cloud. JO ANN NORTON Jo College Preparatory: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X, XI, XII: Year- book Staff: Pep Club X: Prom Committee : Library Club X, XI, XII. 'I'here's nothing like a laugh a day, For keeping Old Man Blues away. CHARLES MOFFA'T'I' Chuck College Preparatory: Honor Student: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XII: Jr, Class Play Staff: Projection Club XI, XII: Stage Crew XI, XII: Traek Letterman Manager XI, XII: Football Letterman Manager XII: Interelass BB. XI, XII. When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. LAVONNE NYGAARD L, E. N. College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X. XI. Aeeompanist XII: Mon- tevidean Staff X, XI, XII: Quill and Si-roll XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Prom Committee: Prom XVaitress: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Girls' Oetet XI, XII: Girls' Sextet X: Girls' Trio XI, XII: Iflxehange Program XI: G. A.A. X, She worked and sang from morn 'til night, No lark more blithe than she. ITALIC NORMAN College Preparatory: Valedie- torian: P r o m Committee: Student Couneil X: Class Seeretary and Treasurer XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Waiter: .lr. Kiwanian. He who serves well and speaks not, Merits more than they who elamor loudest at the door. JOHN ODEGARIJ Ode General: Mixed Chorus XII, Yearbook Staff: Prom Com- mittee: Football X: Basket- XI, XII! ball Letterman 'Fraek Letterman X, XI, XII, Football Cheerleader XII, Prom Waiter. From all reports, he's fond of sports. Cllass 1950 DARYL OLSON General: Prom Committee: Track X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, Treasurer XII: Interclass B.B. X, XI. No sinner and no saint per- haps, But then the very best of chaps. ELIZABETH PEARSON Pierce General: Glee Club X, XI: Montevidean Staff XII: Year- book Staff: Pep Club X: Prom Committee. 'Tm weary of serious sensi- ble souls, For life should be gay in a world that just rolls. GLENNIS OLSON ucopper.. Commercial: Mixed Chorus XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club XI: Yearbook Staff: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress: G.A.A. X, XI, XII. Her very hair reflects the golden rays of the sun. DAVID PETERSON Dave College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Rifle Club X, Secretary and Treasurer XI, President XII: Projection Club XI, XII: In- terclass B.B. X, XI, XII: Golf Team XI. Stately and tall he moves in the hall, A chief of a thousand for grace. PATRICIA OLSON Pat Commercial: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X: Monte- videan Staff Reporter X, Fea- ture Writer XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Orchestra XI, XII: Exchange Program XI, XII: Speech X, XI: String Ensemble XI: G. A.A, X, XI, XII: Jr. Class Play Staff. A girl and music both so sweet, a combination hard to beat. PHYLLIS PETERSON ..1-,hy-V. Commercial: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Prom Commit- tee: Mixed Octet X: Speech XI. Brown hair, shining eyes, Merry humor, she's a prize. Class 1950 ESTHER OSTENSO College Preparatory: Honor S t u d e n t: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee: L i b r a ry Club X, XI, XII. A mind that's rich in :ill that's good. BETTY RANDGAARD Randy General: Montcvidcan Staff X, XII: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee: Library Club XI, XII: Speech XII: Yearbook Staff. She is not very tall, in fart rather small: She's bright and jolly, and well liked by all. GERALD ROBINSON ..Gerry.. General: Interclass B.B. X, XI, XII: Prom Committee. I don't preach: why should I praetice? KENT ROOT General: Prom Committee: Projection Club XI, XII: F. F. A. X, XI: Interolass B.B. XI, XII. I don't talk mueh, But don't think me shy. Cllass WALDICK RODEBERG Dick General: Pep Cfub X, XII: Projection Club X, XI, XII: Football X, XI, Letterman XII: Track X, Letterman XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI: Interelass B.B. X, XI, XII: Prom Wait- er X. True luxury I must admit, Is when I ean relax a bit. CLARENCE ROSEN Casey College Preparatory: Mixed Chorus X, XI:: Pep Club X: Prom Committee: Letterman X, XI: Football XI: Basket- ball X, XI: Baseball X, XI: Interelass B.B. Captain XII. It is better to live one day as a lion Than a hundred years as a sheep. ALFRED ROE Alf College Preparatory: Honor Student: Yearbook Staff: Prom Committee: Jr. Class Play Staff: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, XII: Or- chestra X: Saxophone Quar- tet X, XI, XII: Speech XII: Prom Waiter: Junior Kiwan- ian: Montevidean Staff: In- terclass B.B. X, XI, XII: Football X. Of me may it never be said: I'm one who is easily led. DONALD ROSEN Jessie General: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XI: F.F.A. X, XI, XII. For catching life's fancy he has many baits: Politeness and sincerity are these traits. 1950 JAMES ROHLING Jim College Preparatory: Honor Student: Prom Committee: Rifle Club XI: Football Man- ager XI: Interclass B.B. X, XI, XII: Prom Waiter: Track Manager XII. I am not in the roll of eom- mon men. DELORES ROUDEBUSH College Preparatory! Girls' Glee Club XI, XII: Honor Student: Pep Club X: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress: Class Play Cast. In your quiet efficient You make hard work like play. way seem JANET SANDVIK Jan College Preparatory: Honor Student: Student Council XI, Recording Secretary XII: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X: Montevi- dean Staff X, XI, XII: Year- book Staff XI, XII: Girls' Sextet X: Girl's Octet XI, XII: Quilland Scroll XI, XII: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Jr. Class Play Cast: Exchange Program XI: G.A.A. X, XI, Vive President XII: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress. Style she has, and good looks too, She does what she sets out to do. VIOLET SULFLOW Home Economies: Girls' Glee Club XI, XII: Prom Com- mittee. Give me the ready. rather than the ready tongue. JANET SCHULTZ Jan College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Glee Club X: Mon- tevidean Staff X, XI, XII: Quill and Scroll XI, XII: Yearbook Staff: Pep Club X: Ushers' Club XI, XII: Prom Committee: Prom Waitress: Library Club X. The fairest garden in her looks, And in her mind the wisest books. MARY ANN SUNDLEE Mary Commercial: Pep Club X, XII: Montevidean Staff XII: Library Club X: Prom Com- mittee. A merry heart doeth good like a medicine. NORRIS SLETTEN Porky Industrial Arts: Prom Com- mittee: Rifle Club X, XI, XIIZ Yearbook Staff. 'Tm storing my energy for a later day: Such a collection should real- ly pay. MERRILL SUNDLEIC Marv Agriculture: Foothill X, XI Letterman XII: Track: F. F A. X, XI, XII: Interela .' 3 B B. X, XI, XII. A football player with :x happy grin, Great or small a'l know him. Class 19 O Q -: JANET STRAND Herbie College Preparatory: P r o m Committee. A good mixture of serious- ness and foolishness, RICHARD G. SWENSON Swede' General: Rifle Club X: F. F A. X, Interelass B.l3. X, XI XII. Life begins at 8140 1 MAVIS TANGEMAN Commercial: Prom Commlt- tee: Library Club X, XI, XII. She never wears a brow of cgire, But always has plenty ot' smiles to spare. FLORENCE WEST General: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee. A dram of sweet i:: worth a pound of sour. BRUCE VVARD General: Prom Committee: Projection Club XI. XIII Football X, Letterman Xl, XII: Basketball X: Track XI: F.F.A. XII: Interclass B.B. XI, XII. To study or not to study. that's the question. at Class of 1950 OLGA THORSET Ogio Commc-rcia': Honor Student: Montevidean Staff XI, XII: Yearbook Staff XII: Pep Club XII: Prom Committee. She packs all her troubles in a box. Then sits on the lid and laughs. ARDIS ANN WIG Ardy Commercial: Pep Club X. XII: Prom Committee: Prom 'vVaitrcss: Library Club X: G.A.A. X, XI, XII. Sha-'s thoughtful and sweet From her head to her feet. JOHN TORGERSON Torgie General and Industrial Arts: Prom Committee: Pep Club XII: Interelass B.B. X, XI, XII. I-Ie's not very tall, but nei- ther was Napoleon. IONE WINGE Onie General: Pep Club X, XII: Prom Committee: Yearbook Staff. She is one of those flowers: of earth, Of whom very few know the worth. GAYLA TRANDAH I , Commercial: Honor Student: Montevidean Staff XI: Year- book Staff: Pep Club X, XII: Ushers' Club: Prom Commit- tee: Prom Waitress. If good ch:-or were gold, She would be a Rockefeller. H ROBERT YOUNG Bob College Preparatory: Honor Student: Mixed Chorus XII: Yearbook Staff: Prom Com- mittee: Student Council, Vice President XI, XII: Rifle Club XI, Treasurer XII: Pio- jection Club Xl, XII: Foot- ball X: Golf XI: luterulu.-Qs B.B. X, XI, XII, He's not a cavcman, but he swings a mighty club on the links. l-leal Henstein Class of l95l During the past year the class of 1951 has been very active in the high school activities. Selling car- mel apples and candy on Monte Day helped them to finance the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. On November 17 and 18, the class presented the play, Seventeenth Summer, directed by Miss Ruth Westrom and Miss Jean Zamboni. The cast consisted of Catherine Beal, Eleanor Johanson, Carolyn Schultz, Carroll Pederson, Fern Perkins, Patricia Jahn, Arlene Ross, Betty Norem, Donn Mattson. Richard Husby, Gale Campbell, Richard Harris, and Paul Boettcher. The class meetings were called to order on Fridays by the president, Virgil Baldwin. In case of his ab- sence Paul Henstein, vice-president, was ready to take over. Catherine Beal was the sceretary-treas- urer. The student council members were Edithann Lanes, Richard Husby, John Romans, and Henry Hecht. Mr. Martin Engh, Sr., Miss Myrene Rons- haugen, Miss Jean Zamboni, Mr. Sivert Borsgard. and Miss Fern Oleson were the advisors. Jan Jennett and Betty Norem were cheerleaders for the football and basketball seasons. Elective honors were also given to Pat Fosnes and Fern Perkins 'fthe junior queen candidates. The junior class was well represented in activities such as athletics, orchestra, band, mixed chorus, glee club, musical ensembles, G.A.A., Rifle Club, F.F.A., journalism, M. Club, Quill and Scroll, stage crew, and speech. The 106 members of the class are as follows: Betty Baldwin Ann Alvig, James Andal, Robert O. Anderson, Rose Anderson, Wayne Angrimson, Virgil Anspach, Mar- jorie Bakkelund, Virgil Baldwin, Catherine Beal, Ma.rgery Bisgaard, Paul Boettcher, Norman Bolt, Richard Bourne, Gale Campbell, Mildred Christian- son, Bruce Claggett, Jean Cramer, Alfred G. Dahle- rup, DuWayne Dalen, Truman DeVries, Donna Drae- ger, Carolyn Erickson, Phyllis Ferguson, Dewey Folkestad, Patricia Fosnes. Michael Fritts, John Haga, Louis Haga, Vincent Halverson, Richard Har- ris, Henry Hecht, Peggy Heideman, Edith Hendrick- son, Lyle Hendrickcon, Reinhard Hendrickson, Paul Henstein, Glen Himle, Esther Himlcy, Jean Himlcy, Kenneth G. Holien, Jack Holm, Richard I-lusby, Eve- lyn Huth, Delaine Jacobson, Patricia Jahn, Jan Jen- nett, Eleanor Johanson, Barbara Johnson, Carolyn Johnson, Roma Johnson, Robert Jones, Beverly Ket- clson, Paul Kief, Betty Kranz, Delores Kranz, Arlen Kvanli, Edithann Lanes, Ruth Lietz, James Markle, Donn Ma.ttson, Marilyn Minnick, Bonnie Moen, Cor- rine Morken, Wanda Myhre, Robert Nelson, Blanche P. Norby, Betty Norem, Alice Olson, Charlene Ol- son, Dorothy Olson, Stanley Opseth, Aileen Otto. Winton Ovre, Nancy Paulson, JoAnne Pearson, Car- roll Pederson, Edgar Pitt, Owen Raffelson, James Reed, John Romans, Arlene Ross, Lavonne Roude- bush, Carolyn Saienga, Evonne Sandberg, Betty Sau- mer, Joanne Schultz, Bruce Skeie, Robert Skrukrud, Darrell Spletter, Arlene Thorsrud, Phyllis Torrey, LaFaye Tufty, Dona VanHeuveln, Robert Wallien. Vernida Wankc, Frank Ward, David Warme, Elmer Weckwerth. Class 1951 Class 1952 Angrimson Goodmundson Odcgard Class of 1952 Decorating for the Baccalaureate and Commence- ment exercises, selling refreshments and serving as waiters and waitresses at the Junior-Senior Prom are some of the most important duties given to the seplioniores. The elass of 1952 is also represented in band, or- chestra, glee club, mixed chorus, library club, pep L-lub, pep band, and other extra-curricular projects. The sophomore boys have presented themselves in basketball and also football. President Richard Goodmundson calls the sopho- more class meetings to order on Friday mornings. Ellsworth Angrimson takes over in case Richard is absent and Bonnie Odegard is the seeretary-treas- urer. Representing the class in student council are Janis Mills, Bob Mouw, and Lois Hunt. Miss Olson. Mr. Larson, Mr. Maursetter, and Mr. Arnold are the class advisors. The 119 members of the class of 1952 are as fol- lows: Donna Amdahl, John Andersen, Kathryn An- derson, Orville Anderson, Ellsworth Angrimson, Del- ores Bang, Roger Bjorndahl, Naomi Bolt, Phyllis Bothum, Paul Brown, Carol Christensen, Carlyle Clawson, Carol Corneliuson, Robert Densmore, Leo Dodd, David Dorsey, Marie Ehr, Jerry Einerson, Millie Rae Ekberg, Charles Erickson, Vera Ervin. Kenneth Fraasch, Francis Fultz, Millie Gahr, Geral- dine Gollery, Borghild Gemsey, Richard Goodmund- son, William Gordon, Margaret Grams, Dennis Groo- thius, Harold Gulden, Elizabeth Haga, Elizabeth Hagen, Rowland Hanson, Beverly Haugen, Janet- Mae Haugerud, Harriet Hecht. Henning Hellervik, Lowell Hellervik, Glenn Hildebrand, Ardis Himley, Irene Hirt, Lois Hunt, Sallie Iverson, Paul Jacob- son, Charles Jahn, Avanelle Johnson, Carol Johnson, Dorothy Kalberg, Roy Kaska, Clifford Kaster, Kar- ole Kaupang, Clayton Kiefer, Duane Kittelson, Ro- bert Knobloch, Ronelda Knorr, Lorraine Knutson, Margie Knutson, Darlene Krueger, Kay Krueger, Leatta Krueger, Denneth Kuehn, Donald Lanes, Leon Lange, Evangeline Larson, Robert Larson, Ruby Lauritsen, Evelyn Lee, Virginia Lein, Vincent Lindemann, Vernon Lund, Arlene Martinson, Janis Mills, Dorothy Mills, Carleen Moe, Robert Mouw, Chloe Morton, Beverly Nelson, Donna Nelson, LaVon Nelson, Curtis Nordaune, Bruce Norton, Bonnie Ode- gard, Mary Ann Olson, Roger Olson, Venoie Paul- son, Dale Peters, Jack Powell, Robert Randgaard, JoAnn Rau, Audrey Redshaw, Katherine Roe, Mary Rohling, Elizabeth Roisen, Catherine Rolloff, James Ryman, Maynard Sanders, Sally Saunders, David Schaumburg, Patricia Schultz, Betty Sederstrom, Charles Siekles, George Solberg, Marilyn Stark, Ar- dis Sunderland, Daniel Sunderland, Donald Sunder- land, Richard Swenson, Barthol Talaasen, Judson Tibbetts. Arlys Trandahl, Thomas Weisbrod, Delores West, Richard Whitmer, Alice Wiek, Robert Wig, Geraldine Wolfe, Ann Warner. JUNIOR IIII II SCI-IOOI, The j1lIllOI' hlgh school wlth 'W member IS vxell rcpre sented ln the mtny orgenl7at ons of oul chool There ue thlrty members represented ln thc band lnd clexen ln the orchestrl Mr Iohnson IS lucky cnoubh to h lve Ll hty eX o members ln the f.,lrls glee elub IIIUIOI' hlgh Journallsm thls yc ll IS uncle thc dllcttlfll of M158 Mlller Btrbarl IX erber IS cclltor Once L month dllr lllg the school year the colllmn JllY1l0I'I'I1Il,2,l'ltS x 1 llllbllSh0d ln the Montevldeo plpers The nlnth grade hld controlllng lnterest ln ehcezle ecllllg, thls year Dlane Halseth Ardyee Opseth lnd Aldelle Kurt? beln were the glrls eelectcd from the nlnth grade Pflt Webb an elghth grader IS the only boy who took on the tltle The GAA chose three blskctblll tc ims thls yc u One of thcm IS 1 freshman sophomore team The Granlte If tlls team Journeyed to MOHttVlLlCO to p' ey on Ilnuary '30 Monte vldeo went to Granlte palls at l later dlte for a return grime The Junlor hlgll boys ere tlso qulte ethletlcally mmdccl for thlrty flve tllrned Ollt for football and seventy flve for bleketball A serles of Jlll'1l0I' hlgh progrime were sponsored by thc student l0llfHll To present these programs the councll hld to have stlldellt pertlelpltlon These progrlms wcre enjowccl by everyone Speech work wls dlrec ted by Mlss Passe Thlrty elght stu dents shovsed ln actlye lnterest ln thls lctlwlty Barbara Farber lS the presldc nt of an lnterested llld llelt student t0lll'llll MISS Johnson IS the lelvlsor The other of fleers lre VlL6 preslclent Ron llcl gthlllt7 elght thlce sccrf tux txcasuler Ch lllotte Roe The other members plftltllllt mg lre Mlly Jlne Krum seven one Dlnlel Bllnk sexen two Solvelg Ber even three Nell Dodd clvht one mcl Dclphl Alvlr, elght two The nlnth ,raele nlembc rs conslsted of Shlryn Galllgher DcL'lne Gll rud Lhlllottc Roe md Bar bfn l. Farber The fOll0WlIlg are the homeroom lclxlsors md 0fflltIS Seven one advlsol Mr PILIKC prcslclent rjllfll Ql'lI'lStLll en VILC presldent Monte Hudson secret ny Betty Sm tn Seven two advleoz MISS Korhonen pleeldcnt Sue lxezson V106 presldent Barbu 1 Rodcber ecrctalw Sus ln Nelson Seven thlce MISS Mlller presldent limes Stamson xlcc pre ldent John Peterson secretalw lohn Lkberg Elght one ldvlsor Mlss Westrom IX lrst Semester plc slclent DQYIIIIS Shermln xlce preslclent Shlrlev Ree secretlry Hel tller Claggett Seeoncl Semcstcl pxesldent Plt VVebb wee pleslclent Klren Wlcklancl sccretlry Shlllcy Ree l'lg.,ht two ldvlsol Mlss Iclso pleslclcnt CIFV Clomstad wee preslelent Joann Flrbcl scclctllx Mlxgllet Stxobeen MlcDonlld vlce plcslclent c,l'llllLS Boffeldlng secrctirv Aldls Van Heuxeln Inste Ld of llomelooms thc nlnth l lde h is class me etlngs The offlcers cleeted were ls follows preslclent Inger Ber, xlcc prcslclent Kenneth Tllonlton sccretlxx Carol Sve ln son The 1flVlHOXS lrc MISS lohnson Mr I-lubbud Mr Sowle llld M1 Hoffm in CI-IAIRITY ORGANIZATIONS The Montevldeo Hlgh School stlldents md faculty hlXL HIVCH to mmy ch lrlty organlv ttlons thls school year The Junlor Red Cross the Chrlstmas Seals, and the March of Dlmes are lmong some of these drlves The grand total of 3919259 was glven to the Red Cross by the hlgh school md grade school pllp1lS Two past records of other classes hue been broken thls yelr The scnlor class Yflew SJ 'Nz Z Q c gnc the customary we 00 from the cllss tle 'lSllly plus S1178 from L Sllttlll COIltl1l'7l1tl0I'l by clch senlor The sophomore clxss also s t 1 ncu record by contrlblltlng S2010 The JllI1l0l cless due S1367 The JllTll0I hlgh ue Q2604 and the grade puplls 'W100 Besldes Xflxlng money Junlol lllgll clflsses flllccl nlnety three glft boxes Mlss Zambonls elghth grade class midc SIX lllI'lLlI'Cd sets of menu c lxcl ut c lnd tr IV covers The lrt cllsscs also sent posters whlch they hlel mide These were sent wlth ten plng, pong p lddles mtcle by Mr Sowlc s lndustllll arts cllse to the St Lloud Vctcrins Hospltal The Lhrlstnlls Sc ll c 'll'Y'lIlll n vt ls concluctcd fol one cl 1V thls year A tot ll of '+-3000 xx is collected from the jlllll0I' md SCIIIOI' hlgh schools The students md flculty of the Montevleleo schools hlxc llbo set a new recold 111 thC11 Maxell of Dmlcs collcctlcms A tot ll of M1377 V818 collected xxhlch llhllltlkll contllbutlons from the shool help X :X , ' .1. 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It consists of thirty-eight rnembcrs of which ten are seniors, Thu orchcstra practices only twice a week, hut is very active throughout the year, It pcrforms at both the junior and sm-nior class plays, the annual Christmas program, the Spring Music Festival, and ends up by playing at Baccal- aureate and Commenccment. The seniors lcaving the orchestra this year arc Ronald Knudsuen and Tom Bergenlahl, violins: Bevcrly Bonn, cello! Richard Forde, bass: Pat Olson, piano: Marlene Condon, cor- nct: Marlene Gilsrud, drums: Joanne Moc, French horn: Unae Kilgas and Bob Eidcm, clarinets, Officers of the or- chestra are president, Ronald Knudsen: vice-president, Edith- ann Lanes: sccretary, Harriet Hecht: treasurer, Barbara Farbcr: concert master, Ronald Knudsen: and assistant con- luctor, Bev Bonn, Mr. Ralph Forde, Sr, is conductor. 2 S ORQCHESTRA if e C WR ll! 4 1 1 on Ron Row Ron Row l age 1 luxson Ntlson, Haugen, Pederson, Moen. Sehildts, Arneson, Beal, Rau, Christensen, Bonn, Ny- giird flillS l uson Cilsiiul, Olson, VVanke, Bisgaard, Flrengen, Sehuette, Gemsey, Rolloff, Johnson, Schultz, lrosnts Slilllill Iohnson Olson Roistn, Lanes, Ehr, Johnson, Perkins, Ekberg, Larson, Condon, Agnew, Lovhaug, Ross, Mnnuk Noiton A ic. Otto Kllll tr Thorsrud, Brown, Brown, Romans, Harris, Hendrickson, Holm, VVig, Jennett, Swenson, Hclltix k loncs luobson, Sandvik, Fundingsland. Hunt Olson Mittson Jolstad, Weisbrod, Hecht, Young, Boetteher, Bolt, Hushy, Peterson, Dalen, Kuehn, Udegud lxnudstn Coodmundson, Johnson, Paulson. MllXl2D CHORUS One of the most important singing groups in Monte High is the senior high mixed chorus, directed hy Mr. Adrian John- son. They rehearse every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning. Some of the duties of this chorus during the year are: caroling for Christmas programs, participating in the Ronald Knudsen, Jeanne Larson, Renay Larson, Doreen Lov- haug, Jo Ann Norton, LaVonne Nygaard, John Orlegard, Glen- Spring Music Festival, and singing at Baccalaureate 'intl V Commencement exercises, and performing for various other ' Y events and concerts. H Of the eighty members there are twenty-seven seniors. W They are as follows: Shirley Agre, Helen Agnew, Bernice Arneson, Beverly Bonn, Earl Brown, Marlene Condon, Dennes Frengen, Betty Fundingsland, June Gillis, Marlene Gilsrufl. 1 Duane Jennett, Ardis Johnson, Helen Johnson, Percy Jolstacl, K, nis Olson, Patricia Olson, David Peterson, Janet Sandvik, Janet Schultz, and Robert Young, Beverly Bonn is the aeeompanist for the mixed chorus. et -t PR lst, Row. l,t-itz, Christa-nson, Jahn, Mills, Nygaard, Linclemann. Dahl, Hagen, llauzerufl 'I'nz'rcy, Agra, M lhrmcl 2nd Row: Haumhofcr, Roisen, Ol:on, Norcni, Cramer, Teal, Norton, Nelson, Sulflow, Schultz, Larson, Iohnson Knutson, Otto. Zkrd Row: Hilnley, Himley, Myhre, Schildts, Lovhaug, Johnson, VVarner, Ervin, Draeger, Bolt, Krueger, MIHHIKK Ross, Roudebush, Fundingsland, Trandahl. 4th Row: lfosncs, Erickson, Odegard, Wanke, Bisgaard, Wolfe, Johnson, Melhouse, Alvig, Thorsrurl, Krum-5.,cr Hug: Johnson, Perkins, Paulson, Kalberg, Johnson, Schuette. livery Tuesmluy and Thursday 65 girls harmonize as the girls' glee vluh. Some of the duties of this organization are to appear on special programs, the Spring Music Festival. and our Coinmonccment exercises. The seniors in this group are Shirley Agre, Shirley Baum- hofor, Marian ICric-kfon, Mary Ervin, Betty Fundingsfand, l.aVonnt- Milbrandt, JoAnn Norton, LaVonne Nygaard, Del- ores HUllllt'bl1b'll, Violet Sulflow. The dirvvtor and are-ompanist for the girls' glee club arc respectively Mr, Adrian Johnson and I.aVonne Nygaarfl. GlLlElE CLUB Sur- WW 4.- Quartet: Peterson, Young, Gulden, Jennett, Octet: Nygaard, Bonn, .Iohnson, Gilsrud, Fosnes, Beal, Sandvik, String Ensemble: Hecht, Knudsen, Berg, Swanson, Forde, Bonn, The Hungry Five is one of the most popular groups in school, The members are known for their special type of music and their novel dress. They appeared in the talent show and the exchange programs. The musicians are Henry Hecht. trombone: Bob Eidem and John Romans, clarinet, Richard llusby, cornetg and VVayne Holzer, bass horn. The string groups are under the direction of Mrs. Forde. This year there are two ensembles string sextet and string ensemble. The string: ensemble is composed of four violinists Ronald Knudscn, Inger Berg, Carleen Moe, and Marlys Osti two cellists Beverly Bonn and Carol Swanson: and a bass viol player Rieliard Forde. Ronald Knudsen, Inger Berg, Janis Mills and Edith Ann Lanes, Beverly Bonn and Richard Forde make up the string sextet. The vocal ensembles are under the direction of Mr. Adrian Johnson, The girls' trio is composed ofall seniors I.aVonne Nygaard. Bernice Aint-son, and Helen Johnson. The girls' octet appeared in the talent show and the ex- change 1l!'0Q.fl'2llll. There are six seniors -'Beverly Bonn, La- Vonne Nygaard, Marlene Gilsrud, Helen Johnson, Bernice Arneson, and Janet Sandvik and two juniors Patricia Fos- nes and Catherine Beal. Arncson. Mills, Lanes. ENSEMBUES .,..-- -1--' .-- www' W ik 55 XF Zi! ggi? fx , 1::tROWZ Da'en, Kief, Henstein, VVeisbrod, O's0n, Engh, Marholz, Grimm, Vrlard, Gulden. 2nd Row: Anspach, Jacobron, Hagen, Bolt, Hecht, Peterson, Zaiser, Ryman, Baldwin, Boettchcr, Brown, lliislry. flid Row: Buelow, Holzer, Romans, Sliele, Mattson, Fraaseh, Gillis, Marholz, Ifritts, Hendrickson, Sickle., Sundlee. 4th Row: Anderson, Jennett, Nelson, Moffatt, Thomton, Sowle, Hoffman, Fierke, Arnold, Engh. FOOTBALL Our football season was a definite success, although it had some disappointments, As the team, captained by Marty Engh, Jr., progressed through its season, it became a team to be feared, not only in conference play hilt also in non- conference games, The Mohawks received good and bad breaks throughout the season, but still came up with a record to be proud of at 5-2-I, which could have read 7-1 easily. Our first game scheduled was with Wahpeton, our North Dakota rival, on our home gridiron. As the teams fought it out in a game of games. the Mohawks piled the score too high for the opponent to overcome and came out victors 29-13. Good blocking and vicious tackling highlighted the game. The following week Monte journeyed north to play the Benson Braves in their conference opener, It was a stiff battle from start to finish. During the last quarter, the Ben- son Braves pushed over a touchdown that ended the dead- lock which brought the Braves the victory 13-6. The next game of the season, Granite Falls, was played on the Mohawk griliron. The Mohawks started out fast and completely outplayed thc Kilowatts throughout the game. Long runs and deadly passing cinched the victory for Monte at a score of 39-0. With the Mohawks baek in the winning column by beating Granite Falls, Appleton visited the Mohawk gridiron. As the half ended the Mohawks had the margin, but the always re- bounding Aces came back to pile up a couple of touchdowns to win in a hard fought battle 20-12. The boys practiced hard and late at night for the game with the mighty Warriors of VVillmar the following week. The Mohawks outplayed the Willmar team throughout the game and proved the victors. 19-7. A week later Monte played the Litchfield Dragons. Monte showed enough power and steam to bowl the Dragons over 32-7. The game was highlighted with good blocking, tackling and running. With a record of 4-2, Monte played host to Morris in the last home game of the season. The game was a rumble, fuln- ble affair, but the Mohawks outscored the Morris opponents to win 13-6. The Monte Mohawks traveled to Marshall to play their last game of the season the following Friday. Here the Mo- hawks ran into tough luck. The game was a scoreless battle to the halfway mark, In the second half Monte pulled a play out of its bag of tricks and Marty Engh. a Mohawk half- baek, broke loose on a brilliant 70-yard touchdown run only to have it called back due to a foul 230 yards behind him. The game was a battle all the way with good offense and defense on the part of both teams and came out a scoreless dead- lock 0-0. Marty Engh, Jr., Kenneth Grimm, and Gerald Marholb had the distinction of being selected on the annual sport writers' All-Conference team selected at the season's end. Marty Iflngh and Kenny Grimm both collected a unanimous vote for this team. Marty has been selected for three consecutive years to be on this team, while Jerry has been selected for two consecutive years. The three boys' positions are left halfback. tackle. and end. respectively, Bruce VVard was honored by receiving an honorable mention position as a guard. We take pride in honoring Marty Engh, Jr., our football captain, as being an outstanding figure in football this year as well as years before. He is everything that is expected of a football player. He not only made the All-Conference team unanimously but also had the distinction and honor of being selected on the All-State team. He was awarded a backfield position. Also listed for honorable mention on the All-State team were Kenny Grimm, tackle: and Jerry Marholz, end. Twenty-nine lettermen were announced by coach Marty Engh, Sr. for the 1049 season at the annual banquet last No- vember. Twelve of these were seniors with three senior man- agers also receiving letters. They are: Earl Brown, RH: Mar- lin Gulden, G1 Kenneth Grimm, T3 Wayne Holzer, F3 Duane Marholz, T1 Jerry Marholz, E: Dick Rodeberg, FB: Merrill Sundlee, G3 Bruce Ward, G. Managers: Duane Jennett, Her- bert Andersen and Charles Moffatt. At the annual football banquet the boys elected the 1050 captain. The 1949 captain, Marty Engh. Jr., was the one who introduced Paul Packy Kief as the team's choice. ,gnu-, ew. it M ago., lst Row: Odegard, Gordon, Peterson, Marholz, Engh, Skeie, Baldwin, Hecht. 2nd Row: Goodmundson, Hellervik, Bolt, Henstein, Jacobson, Harris. Ryman, Eincrson. Flrd Row: NVeisbrod, Larson, Olson, Mouw, Fraaseh, Fritts, Zaiser. 4th Row: Sowle, Engh, Clawson, Holm, Jennett, Arnold, Fierke, Hoffman. BASKETBALL Basketball season began with the Monte Mohawks losing four consecutive games. But, on the whole, these losses were by slim margins. The team showed they were still in the game fighting and were victorious over an unbeaten Appleton team by a score of 41-38. They beat a favored Sauk Centre team the following week 45-40 and then overcame Madison 28-24. The Dawson game proved a thriller even though the Mohawks came out on the short end 52-45. The Mohawks, due to their comeback, were able to win approximately one-half of their games. The following are the game scores of the '49-'50 season: Montevideo 31 ,,,.,. ., ..,,,. .,.. ..,,,., , . ...., M orris 37 Montevideo 38 , .,,,, ,,....., , ,,.....,,,,, G lenwood 40 Montevideo 36 W H. Granite Falls 44 Montevideo 38 ,H ,M Worthington 40 Montevideo 41 ,, .,..,. Appleton 38 Montevideo 45 -.. H Sauk Centre 40 Montevideo 28 -, ...,, Madison 24 Montevideo 45 W -, Dawson 52 Montevideo 43 ,- ,- Willmar 57 Montevideo 32 .. ,,,,. Appleton 48 Montevideo 37 -, .,.,,,, Ortonville 26 Montevideo 64 -I In Granite Falls 50 Montevideo 48 N ,,... Clarkfield 35 Montevideo 33 H ,,,,.. Benson 38 Montevideo 63 W ,,,-,e- ..A.,..., U- Marshall 46 Montevideo 57 ,..,. , ...A,.,,, . ,,v,,,,.. ,.,- Litehfield 30 Monte downed Clarkfield in the district 60-383 but was defeated by Appleton in its next game 37-55. Seniors on the squad were Captain Jerry Mai-holz, Dick Odegard, and Marty Engh, Jr. Intramural Basketball Any high school boy, who is not on the Mohawk squad, ean participate in intramural basketball. The games are played on Monday night, and they are under the direction of Mr. Maursetter. The teams play a round robin and then a tourna- ment. There were eight teams this year. Those who played are listed below: Team I: Captain Casey Rosen, Kenneth Grimm, Richard Forde, Lyle Sehrapp, Jean Bennett, Vincent Halverson, Robert Anderson, Bud Tibbetts, Charles Brown, Earl Brown. Team II: Captain Marlin Gulden, Gerry Robinson, Percy Jol- stad, DeWayne Halverson, Charles Moffatt, Truman De- Vries, DuWayne Dalen, Bart Talaasen, Louis Haga, Jack Haave. Team III: Captain Donald Rosen, Duane Marholz, Chandler Beal, Owen Raffelson, James Markle, Lyle Hendrick- son, Bud Sickles, Dick Rodeberg, Clifford Kaster. Team IV: Captain DuWayne Gilsrud, John Torgerson, Bruce Ward, Kent Root, Dewey Folkestad, Robert Nelson, Paul Kief, Robert Herrlieh, Tom Aaker. Team V: Captain Robert Eidem, Merrill Sundlee, Richard Swenson, Harry Dack, Bruee Claggett, Ray Hendrickson, Dick Whitmer, John Haga, Bob Hagen, James Andal, Donald Blake. Team VI: Captain Robert Young, Arthur Helgeson, Russell Haugen, Herbert Andersen, Richard Husby, Glenn Himle, David Dorsey, Henning Hellervik, Dave Peterson, Bob Wallien. Team VII: Captain Duane Jennett, George Frommel, John Knobloch, Joe Gillis, Don Mattson, Calvin Peterson, Ken- neth Holien, Mike Fritts, Paul Jacobson. Team VIII: Captain Alfred Roe, George Klaus, Jim Rohling, Daryl Olson, Gale Campbell, John Romans, Robert Skruk- rud, Carroll Peterson, Robert Randgaard, Jack Holm. lst Row Engh Brown Nelson Klaus Frommel Rosen Hagen, Nelson 2nd Row Zaiser Robinson Gulden Peterson Welsbrod Marholz, Mattson Harris Baldwin Under the very able coaching of Mr R E Maursetter Monte wound up its baseball season Wlth the best record in the conference The Montevideo nine lost only one of the regularly scheduled games This game was taken by a 'S to 2 decision by Appleton Catchers -, Jerry Marholz Casey Rosen Pitchers --- Glen Nelson Carl Nelson George Frommcl lst Base - 2nd Base - Shortstops 3rd Base -- Fielders - , Manager -Y The scores of the scheduled games for the 1949 season were follows: Montevideo Montevideo Montevideo Montevideo Montevideo Montevideo Montevideo Montevideo was defeated in the conference playoffs by Benson, by a score of 4 to 0 eaaicf X ,. Nfwla' fi .4 rs: Q +' 'ff , F155 'SG U 4 - N 4 W, V, ' . -. , M aw a A 5,-im' Q M .H M ur' 95-'safer' -lil. 0 Hfezaii-mn. 79'13f'ca'w-' ' 4' 4 ' ' lst Row: Dyshaw, Engh, Rolloff, Jennett, Baldwin, Ne'son, 2nd Row: Henstein, Anspach, Olson, Rodeherg, Bolt, Grimm, VVcckwcrth, Jacobson, Marholz, Odegard, Diltn Hu Hagen. Flick Arnold's 1949 track squad was out to break some records and won 4 out of 5 meets. In the Marshall Invitational we came out with second place. Marshall was first with 55 points and we had 41 points. This is thc fourth year we have taken the West Uentral Conference Track and Field Meet. Montevideo was first with G55 points and Litchfield was runner-up with 5012 points. Monte won the Monte Relays with 66 points. Marshall was second with 60 points. Monte upheld their tradition in the District Eleven Track Meet hy taking the meet for the thirty-third year in a row. They counted 92'e points to second place Madison with 44 1 points. Monte captured the Region III Track Meet by defeating our strong rival, Marshall. They competed against fifteen other towns and scored 46'u points to Marshalls 39 points. Duane Jennett, Paul Henstein, Marty Engh, John RoY!off and Vernon VVeckwcrth attended the state track meet, Track letterinen were Marty Engh, Duane Jennett, Bob Hagen, Dick Odegard, John Dyshaw, John Rolloff, Glen Nel- son, Delmar Jacobson, Vernon Wcckwerth, Paul Henstein, Henry Hecht, Virgil Baldwin, Waldick Rodeherg, DuWayne Dalen, Duane Marholz. TRACK 1949 Xf- USH CT53 in Fix! 2' wk ef xX- 0 G 1 Fd Q-J tx gfhaki F IN 'U -ST DFNT' P U N i J Q -,lgfwo '51 Qeoscgfsof' 6215 A ,xx 9. 0 .N W' A f.. - ft' F CJ 5 Q, ef fs- P: 6 CDU :QL L STUDENT COUNCIL 1 Standing: Knudsen. 1st Row: Hagen, Young, Sandvik, Holzer, Neyhart. 2nd Row: Mills, Hunt, Husby, Lancs, Mouw, Romans, Hecht. Every year the three classes of Montevideo High School elect twelve students to serve on the Student Council. Fivc representatives from the senior class 'Shirley Hagen, Wayne Holzer, Ronald Knudsen, Janet Sandvik, and Robert Young: four juniors-Henry Hecht, Richard Husby, Edithann Lancs, and John Romans: the three sophomores Lois Hunt, Janis Mills, and Robert Mouw-were elected to serve in 1950. Our school is a member of the Minnesota State Association of Student Councils which is affiliated with the national or- ganization. Henry Hecht, Lois Hunt, Ronald Knudsen, Janet Sandvik, and Robert Young were elected to represent our council at the meeting of the Central Minnesota Division of Student Councils held on October 19, 1949, in Willmar, Min- nesota. Your inquiries for lost articles will probably be answered outside of the study hall at the lost and found dcsk, which is being maintained by the council. A large number of lost articles of all sizes and descriptions are brought here for return to the students. This year Ronald Knudsen acted as president, Robert Young as vice-president, Janet Sandvik as recording secre- tary and treasurer, and Shirley Hagen as corresponding sec- retary. The Student Council, which is under thc very capable di- rection of Mr. M. W. Neyhart, meets every Friday from 8:00 to 8:30 a.m. in room 309, If we attended a meeting some Fri- day morning, we might hear them discussing general school questions, the sponsoring of various clubs and organizations. talent shows, exchange programs, parties, or a school hand- book. Every year our Student Council sponsors thc exchange program, which is given in neighboring high schools. Audi- tions and a talent show were held from which numbers for the program were chosen. Ronald Knudsen acted as general chairman for Monte Day and appointed the various committee chairmen to arrange and carry out the Monte Day activities. v Seated: Kjelsherg, Ross, Bonn, Fraasch, Schultz, Idso. 2nd Row: Nygaard, Handgaard, Schultz, Roe, Hagen. Jlrd Row: Sanders, Thorset, Sandvik, Mills, Norem, Ivexson Primer Filhs 4th Row: Pearson. Paulson, Sundlee, Roisen, Rolloff, Condon Agnus Cilsiud I arson 5th Row: Olson, Hunt, Clawson, Knobloch, Roe, Ubig Error Irommtl Aukir Biovxn l irson AIVIQ., The Nlontevidean is a weekly, five column newspaper, edited hy the senior high students and published by the two news- papers in our city. A special, four-page Christmas issue is distributed among the students at the price of five cents per copy. A four-page spring edition is also published. The eo-editors. Beverly Bonn and Audrey Fraasch, write for Ye Editors Corner alternately. Loose Ends and Sen- ior Pencil Portraits are the feature write-ups in the paper. These include informal viewpoints on school events and social affairs and personality points of all seniors. Other weekly features are Date Book and Inquiring Reporter. Correcting articles for grammatical and construction errors are three seniors Helen Agnew, Marlene Condon and Kath- leen Hanson. Exchange copies to other schools are sent by Janet Schultz and Joanne Iverson. The faithful senior typists are Bette Pearson, Betty Fundingsland, Mary Ann Sundlee. and Olga Thorset, Athletic events are written by Earl Brown and the sports editor, John Knobloch. The graduating news hounds are Betty Randgaard, Re- nay Larson, and June Gillis: Pat Olson, Shirley Hagen, Janet Sandvik, Jeanne Larson, Marlene Gilsrud, LaVonne Nygaard, Tom Aalier and George Frommel who also submit the corn and imagination for feature articles. Miss Florence Kjelsberg and Miss Pauline Idso are the faculty advisers. The Muntevidcan is a member of the National Scholastic Press Association and also of the Minnesota High School Press Association. N? uv lst Row: Nygaard, Schultz, Bonn. 2nd Row: Ross, Norem, Gillis, Condon, Agnew, Hagen. '87 3rd Row: Alvig, Idso, Knobloeh, Kjelsberg, Fraaseh, Sandvik, Schultz. QUlllLlL and SCROLL if x jf' Z m f f X 3 like N N 'I in MLM- .X .ml 1 ,4. A The Quill and Scroll is an international honorary high school society. Its aim is to promote journalism in high schools all over the world. To belong to this group a person must be outstanding in some phase of journalism. This person must also be in the upper one-third of his class. A person is qualified for this society in Montevideo if he is on the Mon- tevidean or yearbook staff and has high grades. The senior members are Audrey Fraaseh, Janet Schultz, LaVonne Nygaard, Beverly Bonn, Shirley Hagen, Janet Sand- vik, and Marlene Condon. The officers for this year are Bev- erly Bonn, president, Marlene Condon, viee-president: Janet Sandvik, secretary: and Audrey Fraaseh, treasurer. Miss Florence Kjelsberg and Miss Pauline Idso are the advisors. eww x lst Row: Randgaard, Bonn, Johnson, Schultz, Christensen, Nygaard. 2nd Row: Fondon, Alvig, Westrom. Olson, Roisen, Hagen, Sederstrom. Jlrd Row: Larson. Andersen, Kief, Fraasch, Halverson, Roe, Hunt. To develop public speaking ahilities, students in the senior high uiay participate in deelamation, which is an inter-sehol- astic competitive activity. This year there were five divisions of speech to choose froiu. In the original oratory division, Lois Hunt was the only participant. She went to the district meet in Clarkfield where she attained au excellent rating. I.aVonue Nygaard, Betty Randgaard, and Carol Christen- sen took part in the humorous memorized division. LaVonne won first prize which entitled her to district competition. She was awarded an excellent at the Clarkfield meet. Betty Randgaard won second prize at the local contest. The dramatic memorized division appealed to a larger num- ber of the students. The participants were Betty Alvig, Patty Schultz, Bette Roiscn, Betty Sederstrom, Renay Larson, and Donna Hoffman. Donna won first prize at the local and re- ceived an adequate judging at Clarkfield. Betty Sederstroni wou second prize in this division, Alfred Roc won first prize in the extemporaneous speaking division, He was awarded an excellent at the district. Shirley Hagen and Dt-Wayne Halverson also took part. Audrey Fraascli won first place in the discussion group She was the only Montevideo entrant at Clarl-:field who at- tained a superior rating. She went on to the regional meeting Betty Alvig, Herbert Andersen and Marlene Condon parti- cipated in this group. SPEECH 2 lst Row: Larson, Gillis, Hunt, Agnew. 2nd Row: Grams, Nelson, Larson, Sederstrom, Lindemann Randgiird fird Row: Solberg, Gallery, Wolfe, Norton, Holien, Johnson 4th Row: Iverson, Bolt, Livingston, Christianson, Ostenso Tanp.,tm1n Although it has been in existence only three years, the Book Ends Club has become one of the most useful organi- zations. Each member assists the librarian one hour a week with the various duties, such as checking books in and out, carding and shelving books, and alphabetizing cards. The members acquire one point for each hour and after accumu- lating a designated number of points are eligible to receive an award, Of the 23 members in the club 11 are seniors. They are: Helen Agnew, June Gillis, Donna Hoffman. Joanne Iverson. Beverley Larson, Regina Lindemann, Joanne Norton, Esther Ostenso, Betty Randgaard, and Mavis Tangeman. ssl lst Row Nygalrd Otto Johanson Agie Bonn Grams 2nd Row Sandvik Lanes Posnes Schildts Olson Olson Schultz 'ird Row Gilsrud Olson Norsving Trandahl Perkins Johnson Ross Larson USHERS CLUB w e W .JA A 'sfx jet N X x Z i m! The Ushers Llub in one of the most indispensable scrxict organizations of Central High School. It was organized in 1935 by Mr, Arthur L'irson who is still the director. Some of the activities the girls serve at are football and basketball games, school plays, concerts, Tri-County Concert Association programs, and the County Fair. They also hclp the Kiwanians, Lion's Club Pan-American Club. and the various churches. At these activities they take tickets at the doors, hand out programs, and help the audience find seats. Another job for the Ushers' Club is to make out the reserved seat boards. There are twenty members in thc club, They are identified by their white sweaters with the purple anl gold cmblems. Each year there are ten new members elected to the Club by the junior members. The junior ushers usher at Baccal- aureate and Commencement. The senior members are Janet Sandvik, Janet Schultz, Mar- lene Gilsrud, LaVonne Nygaard, Glennis Olson, Beverly Bonn, Gayla. Trandahl, Shirley Agre, Ramona Norsving, and Lila Grams. Seated: Knobloeh, Fritts, Gilsrud, Andersen, Pitt, Dack, Sehrapp, Pederson, Rodeberg, Frommell, Marholz. 12nd Row: NVard, VVarmc, Brown, Moffatt, Jahn, Himlc, Peterson, Bourne, DeVries, Haugen. Jird Row: Holzer, Reed, Holien, Beal, Campbell, Brown, Romans, Wallien, Haga, Root. with Row: Peterson, Nelson, Boettcher, Haga, Marholz, Hakel, Grimm, Harris, Halverson, Young, Aaker, Ward, Hendrickson. The Projection Club has charge of the audio-visual pro- gram of our school. This program has been greatly enlarged npon by the addition of a tape recorder, which was donated by last year's senior class, several record albums of famous selections from literature, reels of tape for the tape recorder, Jlfnnni, film strips, and 2 by 2 slides for the film strip ma- eliine. The lfinnn. films are shown in the projeetion room nearly every hour of the day, sometimes as many as three classes in one hour. Approximately 350 to 400 films are shown each school year. Included in this list are films shown during the various assemblies in the auditorium and in various other rooms about the school. This year Mr. Hakel, the Club's advisor, selected the stu- dents for the various jobs instead of having them elected. He selected the students that he thought would be best suited for the positions. Under Mr, Hakel's new system the following boys make up Hakel's Happy Little Helpers : Harry Daek, incoming films and selection of the operators of the day, Herbert Andersen, out-going filmg DuVVayne Gilsrud, Lyle Sehrapp, Edgar Pitt, auditorium film: Carroll Pederson, maintenance. Each fall the junior boys are invited to join the club, At present the following forty-seven boys are members: Thomas Aaker, Herbert Andersen, Chandler Beal, Norman Bolt, Rich- ard Bourne, Paul Boettcher, Charles Brown, Earl Brown, Gale Campbell, Harry Dack, Truman DeVries, Mike Fritts, Dewey l-'olkestarl, George Frommel, DuWayne Gilsrud, Ken- neth Grinnn, John Haga, Louis Haga, Vincent Halverson, Dick Harris, Russell Haugen, Lyle Hendrickson, Reinhard Hendrickson, Glen Himlc, Kenneth Holien, Jack Holm. Wayne Holzer, Dick Husby, Thomas Jahn, John Knobloeh, Jerry Marliolz, Chuck Moffatt, Robert Nelson, Carroll Peder- son, David Peterson, Ronald Peterson, Edgar Pitt, James Reed, Dick Rodeberg, John Romans, Kent Root, Lyle Schrapp, Bob VVallien, Bruce Ward, Frank Ward, David Warme, Bob Young. PlROlIlECTlON CLUB .24 lst Row: Bafdwin, Marholz, Brown. 2nd Row: Moffatt, Mattson, Nelson, Olson, Gillis, Marholz, Grimm. STAGE CRE X LX The Stage Crew was organized in 1940 when the new audi- torium was built. Their obligations cover only school functions, such as ly- eeums, pep meetings, class plays, basketball games, and gen- eral assemblies, They have been very generous with their time and have helped out with Tri-County Concerts and other community functions, however. At present there are nine members on the stage crew: one sophomore, three juniors and the following five seniors: Duane Marholz, Jerry Marholz, Chuck Moffatt, Joe Gillis, and Kenneth Grimm. Duane Marholz is stage manager and Chuck Moffatt is assistant stage manager. Mr. Lennard Brown is advisor of the group. lwt Row: Hunt, Agnew, Gilsrlid, XVate1'.:, larwon, Sandi . 1 3 nn mon 'rin nc ii t 2nd How: Cliristensen, IQIHIUTOII, Morton, lvl r. 011, A1..d 1 ilse out me s :sa so in 1 iid lfov.': Johnson, Ehr, Ga'le1'y. Dracgzer, .l1lll1l, Johan: X son , s Y i on -ith llowz Hecht, .Iohn'on. Bolt, Moe, Scliildtu, Ro ::, Ekiindiis olloff Higi Warner Tills s Mot lvalson Myhre, Jarvis. lirenz, Bannihofei. Krueger, Larson, Swanson, 5th How: Kilgas, Aivig, Vvanke, D-isgaard, Krnegfer, Ge: su Fkbtrg Me oust Wi son Iohnson 1 ll son, Johnson, Paulson, Larson. lfarber. G.AA The Girls' Athletic Association is organized for girls who are interested in sports. Grades nine to twelve inclusive may participate. This year's officers are: president, Andrey Fraaschg vice president and point recorder, .Ianet Sandvik: secretary, Mar- lene Condon: treasurer, Beverly HKJDHQ and publicity agent. Ri-nay Larson. Meetings which are held every Monday evening, are uncle! the direction of Miss Alice Korhonen. The girls compete in basketball, volleyball, kittenball. bowling, archery, and tumbling. There were two basketball games this year with the Granite Falls' G.A.A. teams, both of which were won by scores of 21-20 and 49-29. Points are given for participation in different sports: 50 points must be earned to become eligible for G.A.A. meni- bership, Girls who earn 500 points receive an emblem and those who earn 1500 points are awarded a letter. Credit is not given for more than 300 points in any sport. The senior members are Helen Agnew, Shirley B21llIUhOfCl', Beverly Bonn. Marlene Condon, Andrey Fraasel1, .lime Gillis, Marlene Gilsiud, Lila Grams, Shirley Hagen, Joanne Iverson. Unae Kilgas. Jeanne Larson, Betty Melhonse. Patrieia Olson. .loanne Moe, Glennis Olson, and Janet Sandvik. lst Row: Romans, Dack, Hubbard, Grimm, Olso'i Dyozvri, FT-rcoihuis. lTi'1lcbr 'cl, Anclcufson .lnzclizoiu :nd lloxxz liroi.-.n, eohnaozi, Dack, Peterson, Kvaiili, Yfa d. Jones, Splettcr, Erickson, Solberg, Sunderlaiicl, Fi land. Sl.d How: lflendrickou, Recd, Nielsen, Lutid, Tibhctts, liuitz, Anjrgiiifion, Citdcn, Kitlekzoii, Julin, flil2'ill,.l c - ton, Peters, Paulson, Ferguson, Eddy. 41h Row: Bangszund, Sandbakken, Herustad, Anderson, Ilaiison, Pitt, Vilartl, Gulden, Djorndah', liiiderizznii, I ii.l.l, Lange, Baldwin, Nelson, Lund, Densmore, Ka ka. 5th Row: Nordaune, Haave, Hendrickson, Weekwerth, Einerson, Schultz, Boettcher, Marholz, Hiinle, ltlarholx, Anw- pach, Andal, Rud, Gillis, Olson, Sundlee, Kaster, Wateis. lF. F. A. Montevideo has the third largest EEA. chapter in the state of Minnesota. The Future Farmers of America is the national organiza- tion of, by, and for farm boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools, which operate under the provi- sions of the National Vocational Education Acts. It is an educational, non-political, non-profit farm youth organiza- tion designcd to develop agricultural leadership, character, thrift, scholarship, cooperation, citizenship, and patriotism. uk if if, n x -as' t I l ,Z I 0.0 r A Its members learn through experiences how to conduct and take part in public meetings, to speak in public, and to ris- sume civic responsibility, The F,F.A. is an intra-curricular part of vocational education in agriculture in the public school system of America. It constitutes one of the moat effective devices for teaching through participating exper- iences. The Montevideo F.F,A. Chapter 102 has won district hon- ors in crop judging and identification, concrete iinprovement, dairy cattle judging, judging of poultry and poultry pro- ducts, general livestock judging, public speaking, VVcst Cen- tral Minnesota hybrid corn production contest, and live- stock shows. State honors that have been won by boys of the Montevi- deo chapter are: Cooperative Award, F.F.A. Glec Club hon- ors, Fruit and Vegetable Contest, State Farmer Degree, and on awards for livestock at Minnesota State Fairs, National recognition has been given to the D.F.l .A. the sponsoring body of the F.F'.A. There are many other activities in which members of the F.F'.A. participate such as the following: initiating niernhers into the Green Hand Degree, holding special meetings for honoring Mothers, playing several basketball games with other schools, attending the West Central School and Experi- ment Station contests, attending the Livestock Marketing School at South St. Paul, attending the state lf'.l1'.A. conven- tion at the University of Minnesta. Some boys also gave fif- teen minute programs over radio station KVVLM. The senior members of the l-'.F.A. are Charles Brown. Harry Dack, Joe Gillis, Jack Haave, Marlin Gulden, Kenneth Grimm, Duane Marholz, Jerry Marholz, Daryl Olson, Merrill Sundlee, and Bruce VVard. ,se ' e 2 2 i ? Norem, Christensen, Jennett Standing: Odegard Pep Club Cheerleading Cheering at basketball games was improved this year by the reorganization of the Pep Club. Mr. I.. E. Brown is the director of this group. The membership is made up of senior high stu- dents who desire, and are free, to attend the meet- ings during Tuesday morning's activity periods. The president of the Pep Club is Kenneth Grimm and the secretary is Herbert Andersen, During the meet- ings the members learn new yells, perfect old yells, and plan skits to be presented at the pep meetings, The senior members of this group are Herbert An- dersen, Marian Cary, Carol Dahl, Marian Erickson. Audrey Fraaseh, June Gillis, Kenneth Grimm. Del- oris Hendrickson, Joanne Iverson, Tom Jahn, Helen Johnson, Percy Jolstad, Donna Jones, Jeanne Lar- son, Renay Larson, David Peterson, Betty Rand- gaard, Waldiek Rodeberg, Mary Ann Sundlee, Olga Thorset. John Torgerson, Gayla Trandahl, Florence West, Ardis Ann Wig, and Ione Winge. The students of Montevideo High School elect two sets of cheerleaders every school year. Une for foot- ball and another for basketball, The students who were elected for the football season were Dick Ode- gard, Kenneth Grimm, seniors: Bette Norem, .lan Jennett, both juniors: and Carol Christensen, a sophomore. Kenny dropped out because he was able to return to the football squad. These sanie three girls were elected for the basketball season. The cheerleaders are to be congratulated on the wonderful job they have done this year. Those re- eeiving letters are Bette Norem. .Ian ,Iennett and Carol Christensen. -.-'-www Star light. star bright all First star I see tonight, I wish I may, I wish I might Have the wish I wish tonight. Many of us have heard this verse but the time was ripe for it to be Senior prom, May 7, 1949. The theme the year The Shooting Star -and in our childhood days, relived at the Junior- - The Shooting Star -- our class rings- The Shooting Stars -f-all seemed to coincide very well and added to the general theme. The banquet at the Josephinum Hall was just heavenly with everyone enjoying the menu of moon mist. Leo the Lion, fluffy star dust, moonbeams, meteor in motion, planet staff, and Heaven's rain. Our memories of this prom would not be complete without a little Star Gazing. The program at the banquet was trumpeted off by a Galaxy of Welcome by Bob Eidem, followed by the response. Cosmic Rays, by John Rolloff. Marty Engh, Jr. explained the Signs of the Zodiac, and Ronald Knudsen played Malaguena, on the violin. Vernon VVeckwerth informed us about the Comets, and Winnie Garbe did not let us forget the stars, for she sang The Stars Will Remember. Mr. Brown, our orator, made known Our Horoscope, but we had to wait Until tsung my Marlene Gilsrud, Duane Jennett, Marlin Gulden, and Patty Olson? the noted astrologist and M. C., Dale Norman, finished his oration before our entire future was revealed. Our imaginary rocket ships then whisked us off to the prom at the high school auditorium where everyone enjoyed dancing to the music of Bob Calame and his orchestra. The auditorium showed the efforts of all the decorators-f-from the star entrance, to the rocket ship orchestral stand, to the shooting star, and, at the end of the gala affair out through the star again. The stars shone bright on such a night! P oM 1949 4 0' ff , S ,BK -!x r I yl 5 .Sv S My X H KT Y Y X VX f X xg! 9 K QNQJ3 -f QM X X F-', f,.f.? w 11 5 1 3 X Q fig? :tw X! f X ,gijg ii- QT ' I , , 'X 1 'V T I ,X CAM w A ,J -Q, X' XXNXX .- , f pf .X Q4 XX X 1 ,X f XX f xxx' X 'XX N ' K XX ' x Q , N xx ,fm ,.,f x X db fin I I I Xi mmf X XX ftpj K! , S A f,f 'QNX f fl-A-X f Y gv' 5' O CLASS HISTORY It doesnt sec na possable that just a few short vears ago we were plavang at Sabley and Hallcrest but tona,.,ht as wc sat on the st age lastenang to the vale dactoraan gave has address we remember the manv fane tanacs we had an that not too dastfant past Thank of those poor kandergfarten teaehers We are now thought of as pupals who are hard to eontrol I wonder what we were lake before old age set an The happy day eame when we were promoted to the faast grade We naaast have thought we were really somethang howeyer we nevcr dreamed of oaar future graduataon That was one thang that never eratered oaar ananaate lattlc mands Remember how Popeve used to swang aas aroaand has head at Sab lev gre at sport' It was a dafferent storv at Hall crest thoaagh Sance we dadnt haye a strong man we had to be satasfacd wath Gerry Robanson In tlaaad grade tlac Hallc rest Theater Gaaald put on then fanaoaas play 'lhc Nhocnaakea aaacl Has Nah co staaaang Pat Olson and Ceoage Fromnael The Sabley Baoadw ay Prodaactaons gave an opcretta c ach year Wlacn we wc re rn foaaath grade Hansel aaacl hretcl w as produced watla Bea Bonn and Jam Evans as the lost saster and brother te ana Aakcr Roe and Holzea aaaacle naore hastoav an the grades by laghtang falna and dcposatang at an tlac ventalator Sehool w as even dasnaasscd so that the rooms could be aaaed Magrataon to tlac enormous and breath takang Cen trfal Hagh School wfas lake leayang ehaldhood for adulthood Now sax years later we heave that same hopcfall yet shaky feelang., The halls then seemed lake large tuaaraels eompared to the small passage ways at our grade schools We saw new faces and bee ame accustomed to the dreaded pa aetaee of home work We leaancd to dasaegard the latter however One day the bovs had the braght adea of entert'aan ang themselyes wath a water faght an the seeond flooa lay atory Thas almost ended an the drow nang of three or four of oaar very de ax fraends We were soon rep ram aaaded and Iaustaee was raghtfully admanasteaed an you know wlacre Thas was oaar farst aequaan tanec wath Mr Neyhart The laackv students who had Mas Steycns could st ay after school and wrate pronaases such as I wall not talk oaat of taaan wall not throw snowballs and the favorate one wall not chew candy or gum an class Some of aas had a solaataon for thas we could wrate wath two pen cals Saxth grrdc also cnabraced two twans Audrey laraaseh and Bea Bonn who were then the same heaght and wcaght A new boy PL lattle on the skannv sade wath gold rammed lasses Joaned the throng He was none other th an Perey P arm Boy .Iolstead Prom then on the goang was aoaa h and wc were comang closer to thas very evcnang when we walked down thc aaslc of the audatoraaam for the last tame Along wath jaanaoa hagh c ame oua lockers w hale we were naemoaalang evcrvbody else s eombanataon ithey sold for three cents apaecel we woaald forget oaar own Another feature of our farst years an Monte Hagh was announced wath Extra Extra Read ll about at' It w as the weekly edataon of the Mohawk waatten by bovs an our class and edatcd by Alf Roe Thas newspaper coaald be compared to the early edataon that announeed Deweys presadenta al vactoav theac were maaav embarrassed faces r O a taast glanapsc of paatacs y snt to can an ya ae kaels stuff sccnacd too aaauch a e eacs stuff y acla an claaded fast anacs of Wank um eertaanlv as fun w wc aouf a ocer wa aceept those a es clacea y now A yc later fee a game wath that am aa a How maaav cu as eaane ano cxas ence acla or e c Junaoa ha la Howeyer thcrc was anotlaer cyent at anan a radc party wlaach vcrv few aas y eye o lc nc Condons lattle taank ta t slc aaaaa ssed e fanally re aclacd tle pe k as le adcas of Jun tl next y to the bot oraa senaor lar la y a c ophonaoacs I aso nae ant rraorc seraoaas study aaacl the enteaang of naaaay school or ana7ataons Those ct aas who had come from the country had already be aan an kang anarav aacw fracaads Four weeks of strenuous mental and phvsrc al labor produced a naasteapaccc an the Junaor class play Tlacrc w as supposed to be L paece of blaae crrv pac for the cvenang peafoaanance but at aacvcr owcd up A traaneu aa cc are ac 5 tataated to the dasappoantrneaat of tlac st In oua J aaoa yeaa 0 also naade possable one of the hap pacst eveaats an lafc thc Iunaor cnaoy the dclacaoaas food at the banquet an Joseph num Hall and the dance an tlac be autafully dccoa atecl audatorauna Maasac w as furnaslacd by Bob Calame and s orchestra d s s lc the eyes maaay a fattaaag accoanpanamcnt to our Shootang Star thcanc The lengthy constructaon of the Prom s un oa o u a relacf to sce naoas c aatan c t e Maa 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Whv I lemembu the good old LIIVS xx hen Xu onlv had Lxx 0 barns for tudylng There certunly was '1 lot of Qt21'lmg, around m those hlllld1f1gS' Our subguts wsu V1llCd xxfl leilned to mke thu luck of '1 mule and then how to klck om back Thf. guls took UOSSIQ lessons from the fumyud hen Sonu of the studmnts sat 'Hound Tlilklh hav uhlln the sun hom md thue xx ik the usual hoxsmg .around of coursg Etlquutte however was om mam subJeLt All hovs hid to know th1t they 1111151 dlsmount when 21 fin dmmsgl cntn ru! the barn tl nevu dxd flgule out whit xx lb proper when you Ware slttmg on m much and the glrls lcdrmd the phi in Lfldles I+1rst evnn lf xt meant the chores WL hid to 12 :rn how to ut at 1 Squum Dawnne llso Tlnre vw IS to be 2-Lhso lutely no neckmff 50 we kept all rope out of ll uh nohodv trled to hang hlYTlSClf clthcr We couldnt kcLp may fr mm the hot pirty though one of the b2un5 bmnul whmh wx no blot on our prmuples tThey wmre only bmblw ll 83 P 2 lmrned 111 rules bww e the tcxchem ln thosg dlys vnu re llly nxgs and they could look much Qharper pltchfoxks lt the pupxls than todw A wonderful tx ut xv N919 plOlld of was our good prop of coln Why we 1t2 so much Lmn that lt xx 15 sud th it wa mxght look er IS I vx IS saymg xu had xxondexful tomxtms Of nourse oul SlXtV fmt of top S011 helped m fdlt our hlgh sphools P FA chlpter won the honor of hxvmg the Best Soxlcd F mrms 1n Amuu 1 Yup thme sure wmre the good old days HALLEJLULU IuLu xx is 1 good Ulrl She loud the school sho ittmndcd and she prlded hexsclf ln dolnff hu Masons perfectly so th U She could mamtun in AA ixcrwf. Extra Plhdlt Wxs hcl an tr rt unment she xc ld 12 books wcekly and dxwdled IH 511111 t1f12 use lrch on holldivs H01 hlndv llttlo dlctlnnary xx 15 11m ws it her Qxdm and Qhe xx xs lexrnmg to g1VC lt YCI'bltlY1l iboth fxom front to buck md fl0l11 buh to front? 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O S0 t rake We xx here S schoo Our 4231159 the Mr Love to Nobody ot G nt Ha .Ci O '1 ber Remem CS HSS day TY CVS SQ beca ITl mental prob e rffh he of beca se te 3. f to ths n w1ds TOY! wfty th nents v1 th S P 'U -CI .r 'G I Ho d hand orders he hands GSO epor Sund e the and Dah Roe G Oson Graham Roh ng fatt 19 01 lsf d he IE ll 112 0 l .-Q as -C E4 00 W of Chorl st on the L0 ng d nercg -k .S 'V mir. teacher Shoul d S o e Grooth 00 My dnabe E 81' oth ndm Fd. g I m d sgraced Y of OSS rth fo OH at TTI nfor As 44 eek VK ast nt S8 ab ere W ho YN no 'ito ghts f dow n three fe S b aze he T H dovu ed FD abb SC 91106 and Le OUI' by Aaker stopped fnay 3.5 YA 4. 1 Q2 E O I C Q.. rn .C Dil cv as O .CI h d h H h t 11 tne l C0 TSC Ths A be t sang the b'1 crowd After hdown song the oi ts and to J '1nett1 The Johnson s sters U2 .r-C ,Q O Q2 ww IE XX ect l J 'U CI OJ DE st tch saxcs cmbarrassm nt rents are the ff E, B the mortg t ite on ng U' Fdf fo Q XX he ' XX I r E ,Q ..f1.k..4 ' ii -rl,-1 st rtx I' cge ab hac Andersen Q4 1 '10 rc v 1 R Iohn Torgerson Betty 'VI 1 obert E c em I XX Lt' Br .1 Of- Sc 1 W 1-4 P' .- 4.4 1 1 Cf All NT KN F ID ONTEY Nl F TH lr-I . o LJ Bron ndE 'HELLO' NE H AN OPER XTION B pst ek Lox haug Patty Pour Make-Up Ed tors 0l'SC 01' 'IO Ma Mascara Ro ge enuy 8 5 egs are short tte '1 on eo T11 o xxou d be spectators too F8 3. nd XY and QP P I e soror ty s mo th urt C0 ttend 13.9 h G FS Ed to Com toa Bau Pete so I lv L0 UOH ted L Norncan Nosew ars Er ckson FIBFS Repo 'U ua -L 'U U1 K .S .- .-1 S OI' UITI H Wr ters eature F Bex B en IT1 match . O Fai . is ' 1 i eshow include . ume: 1 mt. I If AM IAM- A U44 II A A ASHA! 4 I I U MI A A AI IAA N0-1 .' , I . E . .-..---4 1Ye Editor Reeks . . . 3 d ' I ' h E IJ C CHC CI' HH 1 O ' f 'E fy 1 h . . I y I , e ugs or o s. 1 . A,fy,. -13 I' I .f .' I- I I L ge CI' Up S I, 214 In 93,f,'-gum, EI ,I gh-Q. ' You naughty, naughty students! Our Student Council members-I I ,,,4,.,,Q,,- I-, An. . ' 1. - Ish 1 1 1 ' h. 'fl' '? I , , I AIEMBER 0F 'A , June G1 lis-have provi ed us vit numerous. sot mac mes o raise? A h milfs H U NH Sh? LOIES FAC 5LTY t e hool's revenue. Why arent you patronizin them? If we fall to by --5 uirrcly-1 Hagen I . ' I hard latel II ' t II use these machines, ac of funds will make the nimals in t e biologyi Fired y Marty En 's outstand- J OUP gvflifijellt MISS I?lL1l1:b61' OES 1 very' ' ' y. or y flab go hungr . sing ma,-ksmanship Sandviigs Shar-, ones as een excuse rom cr hon 'S leammg tvffj S pran ' To remedy this situation we are lengthening the time betwccn7pie spitbal team edged the Pear-It9?1ChiY1S dl-1ti6S f0F SGVQFPII Weeks I m the numbers' Sffmeboq ,classes to twenty minutes. This would give each student time to play I son Pitchers, 2-1. Since it was the beff-M150 She S995 9y0 t0 CYS OU ,ef Me' I Wonder Who and I i thirty games daily. The lucky seniors only have to play twenty games i first game, Sporty Sletten was 5 th1HSZS.. B- JOYIHSOH and D. ROGQ- ' , I' jieach day because they won't miss more than ten minutes between f absent: he hadn't eeided whether b-Hg Wlll Cake OVCF her 01215595 UH- nson will eventually so.ve this Cl ., . . I H ., 1 i . - if . I I. i in lu. 1 I. i Y '11 I- 1 1 V 'I A I ' , U ibe sure to keep it among the financially secure. .In spitball you knock down the op- IS th0l1ght that OUP i0aChf?Y Came t e chorus sings the wor 1 O . fi 1 1 f '1 is 11 it U ,H . 1 H I - S71 I , !This accomplishment is called a h0l1T CIHSS C0mP0S9d Of FFPIHSC 1 I and IS H150 busy. It 1S IW dfk-1DQ3I1' Efhtgyj Ly I ' tel' 'touchdown Members of the Shar- Thorset. Jahn, Jemwtt. Arn ' 11. 1 -' 1 I - , . I I . A I . . II I ie squad are Engh, West, Agnew, MOG. Odegafd. HOIZGF. D. ROSGH. 1 1 Ou I 1 ' 'I H V 1 uf ' go' ' I 'liviof , 11 . , l 1 , . 1 . 1 es. . A. I , Y he 1 M V - ' I - ' I l nd D' URI The Pitchers: A141491-I Thi-y wore her o11t until s e could- L, i I U I 1 I ,agti a 'heart lattack. lost hcilibal- C I?oIrl1ng . . . No. Id lose an edu-N Cot. Bennett' C. Rosen' Jolstidv nw. fm, Straight. ' i ll ' , ' . . . . I jI , , ' . . I I. I I,Frengen, Condon and Forde. 1 144 is ' legged fireman. who really p11t I 356522152 gfe3gf0?sl:?1:gWmE1gnL32S Itaigggpgaglll ' In -he fifth the Pitchers were H0 Q Eeck ' ' ' , 1 ' ' ' - ' f . ' I Q-if 1 ' - . . , . 1 Oot m lt- 'Thle ls fl hot One-3 Appleton do? A petiti n is now bg- Grimm . . . Yes. YVe ate to sec Eliot? mtfinxjvlkgh IAI ML Oflfpgjtbaus' Girls in the home economics de- obbie' Hagen bought purple ing Ci,-culatpd by Bob young fm them Suffer, M gr e ' ffuexer Qalro mine' partment have been learning the 5 s yesterday. Maybe he'll dye hoping Vouql not laugh thia 0ffI Klaus I I I Nr-,I Pd miss ty-Him 5,1 b'lCk'IMan ?3er Roplnsgfl NI? en' rts which lead to a man's heart. i hair next, t C II Am - bhod Spltbau Supphes dulmg hang' Central ig tc-ac ers teste t eir W 1 AAA U i All A 4 13. I 1 ' I CII' . k' d hx.. 't cd wth ' TL ' A fx' . N' ' 5- . we--nfiifmin--W x - 'lf' v ' H ' H is vilndggr pgiiieirthen frgeiiilttvwlias . I n' and Argus 4DeW2lynQ GHS- hiv ' 1 '41 LV' Over , In the Svventh and final urned Dsour. Next semester 'their 111 , LaV nne Milbrandt, Tom Ber- 1- ff 4 41- -s if , U ' - . . . . . K I E ,WI f fy ,A l-.,, a q1.irtt1 loughic Tangeman, the no ,lu ' .. ,I , H H 'ml' Fkpld Klgfger' aim Hlelrb DA BOOK fgiggg I af ' I rcfvree,ls:1v.' 'Spicieilegglg Condon' . . V, , . E, ik. . u I f -4 .' 2-l 515. If I . ' trip 11111 awarced tie arpies a fu b, 1 1 . f . - . I M. . I It- b . I .h . 1 . IEW II,--,..E,.,I.1 ..,If,, .... , .. 1,5 . I In r l 111 L 1o ey or seniors. 11 1 ay. 2 35:22 .fig ag--C .f -fx, ' 1 1. W :I b -d ' . -4- - 'si'-S-3, Q'1715,A--1-fig N 4 . -I1 Q.-I I X 1. t. I F NI1 uvnk one pfnninfzt so t at t e 511- I x rl go J 1 K I M LD -I 1 L -,A 11533. Olgiliirlt' C-g?,1..lxGim:.IfL, dents will rezilize that home is Yours fm- gow' 0 in nob och Jzxnft S'-liiilt: x ' Z , -I fs-. , ,Q 'Q , 1 hA ' 1 age is. R i1 . . .111-1 1111111-1111 1 ' re .' 1' '.'1'1? X - M K 'C O0 OM Th- '1 vi - 111 1 - 1 - . I I 4 - -. .liaiv .1 151.10 because they wood ' 11' z11'i . 1 J ' 111 cl' ya. 1 1 K' ' ' ' I . lrikcrl 'lpllie of Urs Jfif-obson's eve - X knot put P wage vlaiili 111 tliwir K' ' I 'I 'I ' ,I : 4- - A ---- -4---4 --'-. A-.. ..-MA A W- A... .. . -- plzitform. To plczi fm their r-:msc 'Uf.iUI1lQVQr gh 'I Ilnblgx ffm' A . . I 1 . Y -A in court they have anfiiiirml lr' plargfiyq lTI'o11'1Famh lro'1 45113321 I A A A A L L, 5 11 tg lawycrf, Agre 'to agree with their ' ' Q I A , I A I ' ditors . ,..,.. Jack Haave, Ramona Norsvizig I I r viewsm, Cary 4 o carry the easel. fn mn'I imtoni 5'5g'mrd' Osnnso' 1 1 .... Li i ' ' , ' 'le1'. ' A A' ' - ' A' - and Frommel lwho is used to A 'U n' R . ' 11 . . . ' rl 1- 11111111111 111: 1-y 11 111111. Mis: 21111111.11-c courtizigl. The 'president of this so- AMA-'-F freader .,,...... Hic Herrlich aff 11IHwi11rli1w hI11:1i11.I This wirawtirfviihv ro1ity.DLavonne Larson. said that Corner F ' 1 ' ..,. Joe rammar' Gillis, Cleanser Cary Ififh x2.',1,:,'Q,l,1x,nf'z''He 'u,fl'ihl 'l n l ' ' l V. all ' ' ' li l lv ' . . . . . . . E 1 . ,' - - eplra 1 11 da'. J. 1-3 11, ' 111 ' I 1 ' - 'l . . herlock Homes Hanson lmtvi-,I so-an iiindn 'unclirigslaml visit fi to is. VVe're not enying that wo- Three flights to a locker i . , .. . Helgeson, Silly u fow lnEihk'D M3231 gSl'f:3': 'hH f'i 'f::Q men are foolis . They were made iiake a senior overdo. magination Iverzoii Qq,,1'h0,,Se --gf,er'I-- ' to ' . F-1 BEST WISI-IES SENIORS from your own PENGUIN CLUB Adams Motor Albrecht Cabmet Co Angles Beauty Shop Al s Stand Alvxg Motor Sales ' M Anderson Mont Anderson Anderson Super Servrce Andersen s Fashlon Shop Archer Damels Mldland Arneson s Drugs Arnold Drugs Black 8: Whlte Bourne s Jewelry Brown s Grocery Bucks Servrce Station Calmenson s Canton Bros Campbell Implement Central Bake Shop Charlre s Motors Claggetts Sporting Goods Coast to Coast Co op Creamery Co op Stores Corkys Phxllxps 66 Cullxgan Soft Water Servlce Deluxe Beauty Shop Donahue s Jewelry Eaqlesons Motor Co F' d s Refngeratxon Fkberg s Style Center Fkholm s Electrlcal Co Famrly Laundry Farmers Equlty Elevator Farmers Union O11 Co Farmers Umon Elevator Folkestad Furmture Fosnes Faxrway Market Fred s Prxnt Shop Fnsholm s Shoes Gamble s f v1mer Monument upson Lumber Glady s Goar Co uooder 8: Young Goodmundson s Barber Shop Graves Insurance Servtce Gray Shop Gundy s Hagen Ross Gram Hanson s Studio Haug Bros Garage Hemstad s Clothxng I95O ADVERTISERS Hxll Grocery Hxll Meat Market rlvllslde Dalry Hlntzens Shoes Hollywood Vldeo Hotel Hunt Barber Shop Hunt Hotel Beauty Shop Hunt Hotel Husbys Barber Shop Iverson Garage Jacobson Blacksmith Jacobson s Pamt Jebb s Cafe Jennett Bottlmg Jxmmle s Kltchen J 1m s Cafe lvar Johanson Iohnson Music I L Johnson Motor C Len Johnson Russell K Johnson C S Justice 8: Co lxlad Ezee Shop Torg Knudsen Lageson Nelson Inc Lamoert Lumber Co Larson Bros Garage Larson s Store Alfred J Larson 8: Sons Ludwlq s Hardware McClellan s Floor Covermg Meyer Implement Mxlky Way Molde s Electrlc Montevxdeo Amencan Monte Bus Depot Cafe Montevxdeo Buxldmg 8: Loan Monte Cemert Block Monte Ftrestone Mcntevldeo Greenhouse Montevxdeo Implement Co Montevxdeo News Monte Motor Sales Monte Sewmg Machme Co Monte Sheet Metal Monte Surplus Monte Taxl Montgomery Ward Mork Store Murray s Lunch Myhre Nelson Inc Nerlson s Newstone Electrxc Co Northern States John G Noyes Len Ondahl Palmer s Sport Shop Pederson Bros Constructxon Pederson Pure O11 J C Penney 'Pengum Club Peterson Standard Servlce Phil s Pure O11 Powell Auto Co Rau Co R E A A E Ree Rxversxde Hotel Rosen Body Shop S 8: L Co S 8: S Sweet Shop Sanxtary Cash Market Scott Stores Sears Roebuck 8: Co Securztxes Loan Co Securxty National Bank Serdahl s Texaco Shell Lunch Shervey s Hardware Smxth s Hatchery Sno Whxte Station Sorenson s Jewelry Stamsons Pool Hall Standard Lumber Steffenson Servxce Statlon Steven s Barber Shop Strand s Fairway Sunset Greenhouse Super Valu Grocery Swltt 8: Company Trllmann s Store Tomes Red 8: White Tomhave s Drug Store Tooxe s Lunch Traxlways Unger Furnrture Store Unron State Bank U Save Grocery Valet Cleaners Watson Cafe Watson Farmers Elevator Wegdahl Co op Elevator Wegdahl Meat Market Wexsbrod Bros Western Auto Wogan Auto Electric Wood 8: Kam Plumbmg 8: Heatrng Zazser s Daxry Zxmmerman s Servrce Statxon I . , . - . . . . dn I - I . , . , . A I ' I , . 1 - ' - 1 , . . , ' 1 - - ' , - ' ' f 1 I - 1 ' I I I ' 1 1 - - ' Corn Crib Langenfeld's G- H- S01'bY 1 . ' , 1 . ', . . ' ' 1 ' I ' s I I - 'V , . . I , I . 1 I n . . 4 1 - ' ' . 1 ' ' I . . .':' E ' ' . 1 . T . - . ' - 1 . - . - 1 ' ' . -, . 1 ' ' ' ' ' - 1 - . , . Congraiuiaiimls Senimrs X' l? PHOTUGRAP 11: Sfymh wr Sr I'1 wr.: NGRATUI lXT!Cf To The closo 1950 N K Smclaxr Petroleum Products C er'e ll 1 0 Tab Q Coleman Heatmg Equ om '1 ongratulafff fl To The cicms of 50 HANSON S STUDJ U I an C O ., , P Si S s 5 . ,, On our l'HlNI7'1Ilf S 50111yr-11'Mm-w111i1.111f1 ef- iv--I L- V' 'S 1:1 ' T FU UF' f'Tf'T-3' ANDERSON S SLP JM SeI1.v,.a,L. lJi.'l1'iln11I nv S ' ' W- . rl' ilu? ' ,. . F: Q G f - ix ' if V . ... , J - , rf: A s I 1 l f--eff l dyKl iSy Best W hes f om Your Elect col Pol Northern States Power Co Congratulatlons Sen1ors MONTE MOTOR SALES SALES f fy ,mwuum SERVICE WESTINGHOUSE KELVINATOR CHARLIE S MOTORS PACKARD REO TRUCK SALES 81 SERVICE THE HOME OF EXCEPTIONAL USED CARS Ph 770 Q 1 1 Red iowa! a is r ri C from fi RQ A 51111115 WWMFS, I Montcvid Wegdahl Co operahve Elevaior Assoclahon Dealers n GRAIN FERTIUZER FEED COfl. AND SEEDS Wegdohl Mmnesoicx RFE IVTGTUR SBIES PONTIAC CADiLLAC N I SSIX I Comphmenis of .I C Pennpy Co SPORT WEAR DREQSES THE STYLE CENTER OF MONTEVIDEO ANDERSENS FA SI-HON SHOP Dresses Coo Hosiery SMART FASHIONS AT A MCDERATE PRICE w ' 'W - I i I - I 1 :X I .u . I . .L J Ch IPALNIO O1'IT'UC,I'S MA A-HAl'RIS1NIACI.NFI-Y I I 7.11 A s o 1 4-J u 1 .. me .LA - T s ARCHER DANIELS MIDLAND CO Eb I DIVISION MONTEX IIDEO MINNESOTA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 EAGLESON MOTOR CO DeSOTO PLYMOUTH FJ es SID VI e MACK IVIonTevIde-O IVIImIIesoIcI CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS LLP BAND INSTRUMENTS RIAINIOS SHIET MUSIC PHONOGRAPH RECORDS INSTRUMENT REPAIRING JOHNSON S MUSIC CO CONGRATULATIONS CLAGGETT S CLAGGETT S Men s Wear Sporimg Goods I I - - . i eg . .. 7,1 I . , . , I I . S. I , -A DI' 'Q I Sex IS 'III' I 'S ' I 7 I I' ' X4 - CJ, I I I I l I I I . I I MUNTEVIDEO TMPLEMENT C0 ALLIS CHALMERS FARM EQUIPMENT B D WEBB R GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATES Qld 54026 Tl H Of GOOD ICE CREAM CENTRAL BAKE SHOP BLUE RIBBON BAKERS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES EOLKESTAD FURNITURE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS fT95O J U s . . E , rop. L-11, nc: cnzm cownnv C- IFOTTI we OITTG O Congratulatlons Graduates FROM YOUR STORES HILLSIDE DAIRY HOMOGENIZED PASTEURIZED M L K P HOLLYWOOD and VIDEO THEATERS NGRATULATE SENIOR Congratulations Fkber is QSTYLE EENTHQ1 STURI APPAREL- SHOES - HOUSEHOLD csooos - HOUSEWARES 1 I Ph 666 h 666 C 0 1 h 6 s BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1950 WOOD 8zKAIN Plumb1ng and Heahng Phone 811 W 1 MOnTeVId6O CONGRATULATIONS CLASMSHOF ALVIG MOTOR SALES McCorm1ck Deering Equlpment Internahonal Motor Trucks International Harvester Refrxgeratxon and Home Freezers PHONE 42 VALET CLEANERS D By Our Quallty We Are Known Phone 6 Montevideo Mnnnesoio Bl Congraiulailons CLASSOF 50 GOODER Sz YOUNG Reol Esfofe ond Form Loons I I '50 Y ing R g Cl ing Qualify Dry Cleaning ond Fast Service F- C, - 9 H l H E p I T 'l ' g ' , ' H 1 k' g l u I MEYER IMPLEMENT John Deere Tractors and Farm Equupment Associated Dealer Spray Equipment and Chemlcals REPAIRS AND SERVICE Phone 482 410 South lst St CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF T950 CANTON BROS LUIVIBER CO Montevzdeo Minnesota ffunvnolrr POWELL AUTO CO Chevrolet Sales and Servnce Buvck Used Cars and Trucks PI-IQNE 394 J L JOHNSON MOTOR CO DODGE PLYMOUTH SALES AND SERVICE Dependable Used Cars Phone 44 529 So lst St I l U O I I f, I I Q Q I I C. S. JUSTICE 81 CO. Home of Good Shoes RHYTHM STEP. FOOT REST CROSBY SQUARE RED WING Daniel Groom Bedroom Slippers 0 Dr. Scholls Arch Appliances CONGRATULATIONS PHIL'S PURE OIL SERVICE lX'IcmtOx'ifIQo, TXTIITIICSIJLEI Phone 405-W-1 PALMER S SPORT SHOP IT PAYS TO PLAY 1l'lC MARGARET S GIFT SHOP lXlmmtu lclum IXI1m1esoIx ZIMMERMAN S MOBILGAS SERVICE W XSHINQ md C REASINC Txres and Batierles Best of Luck To The Sen1ors of 1950 RIVERSIDE HOTEL Q HANDC AARD Pmp SHELL LUNCH NT HIGHVVAY TYDOL SERVICE 24 Hour Servlce Phone Pederson s PURE OIL SERVICE Tue SLIXILC IXHCIELIIX Outboucl Moto: bfxlcs GRAVES INSURANCE SERVICE Extends to the CTI AOI .ATTNL SFNIORS phone 603 J John Wellman Charlotte Jacobs Herman Koch I I 1 I A L 1 1 X E ! I , V' , ' 1 . 1 CI IVI. 5. . I . ' . I I VVZISIIIIIQ, Grcasimg, and I . J' A Q ' ' COINGRATULATIONC I .E x u y' x D Y s - I KAAL J A -A Y J L vx., 2. L . 'Liv Orville Graves J. Wm. Johnson I . T0 '- tones HABDWARE AUTO SUPPLIES Vlutxlc xl md Sportlm, Conds H K LUFDTIXE Ownu LAMPERT LUMBER CO Buxldmg Materlals and Fuels PPONI' 4 50 CALI J M ANDERSON FOI EXLJLISIX Q AIXIBULANCP SERVICE CONFRATUI ATIONS tothe CLASSOF 50 bll Il di l590 ULOTHING Co WEISBROD BROTHERS 1011111 s Flesh Flull VC2,Cl1l3 es HOMP MADE SAUSACE Central Market and Locker Plant PHONE 33 Gufts For cmd After Groduchon Ol uclrrlond WATCHES DIAMONDS SILVERWARE HFMBMIDLR WHFN DFCORATING C ONSULT XOUR PAINT DEALER Fmplm 1 Rdlablg Pamtu U S F Patek Moore Pamts Imperlal Washable Wallpapers J A C O B S O N S Pamt and Wallpaper Store MONTFVIDEO MINNESOTA ALFRFD J LARSON 8: SONS Real Estate Loans AUCTIONEERS Montevldeo MIHHBSOIH Phone 69 I l , . 0 1- ' Q' . . A . I , Y -' JL nt z 2 . lf 1 : ,, V -,. .l. ,J , , - l L J ., A 7 .1 . lx I . . , vi 1-Y Esta se' n P X 1 N I 5 - E., . . Oualxty Meats Q 1- -- I 1 0141, ' -'f A - ff -A . -1 1 r' f ' N J .vA Y , .V . . 1 . I IA T4 J J J . V f k A A 1 ' J 'E w x ' 1- I , l , A , I l MONTEVIDEO GREENHOUSE Flowers For A11 Occaslons MONTEVIDEO MINNESOTA Phone 77.2 W 1 E B SORENSON Jeweler MONTEVIDEO MINNESOTA n e and SPOLIIIIIQLT Witch SPIXICC EKHOLM S HOME MODERNIZERS Let Us Modernlze Your Home Basement to Attlc Inslde or Outslde Q ONCRATULATIONS to the SENIORS MYHRE NELSON Inc Dealers 111 O11ver and Ford Farm Implements MONTE BUS DEPOT OWL RATULATES the Class oi 50 MONTE BUS DEPOT Undox Alnold s Allce TVIIHTHCK Phono 980 LONCPATULATIONS SENIORS G Imer MONUMENT WORKS Exnc st H Swenson Mana GI CONC RATUIATIONS To The Class of :JO J'MM'E S KITCHEN LONC RATULATIONS SENIORS HUSEBYS BARBER SHOP Across From The Hollvwood 0 . 1 ' Fi Jewelry sZ.L'- - . . . .Z .A C . N f I L ' , I 0 - I . 0 Firestone Tires f ki C 1 1 E N 'N L K 1 . v vw . ,, , . ,,, . n - - 14 D - Y . Y J . . 'uv V, I ' S' I 0 l CONC RATULATIONS to the class of 00 BROWN S GROCERY We CIVE. Cold Bond Stamps Meats and Grocerles Prxced to txt your budget Phom Iwi W I Free DGIIX ery MEET YOUR FRIENDS JEBB S CAFE M1 dncIIVIrs W C Jnbb HAGEN ROSS GRAIN CO Dealer IH Gram Coal Feed and Seeds Custom Cleamng PHONE Z3 STEFFENSON SERVICE STATION MOb11 Gas and O1ls Grease Jobs O11 Changes T1re Repaxr CONC RATULATIONS tothe Class of 50 S 81 S SWEET SHOP Home Made Candles Schwagerl Schlattman SHERVEY S HARDWARE Pamts Varnxshes O11 Burners Home Gas PHONE 74.21 WATSON MINNESOTA Shoe Repalrmg Whlle You Walt JOHNSON S SHOE REPAIR Shoe Shmmg HAUG BROTHERS GARAGE General Auto and Tractor Repalrmg On Black Oak Ax enue Gas Q11 and Tues 417 North 4th Street Acmss F1 om Motolcx cle Shop PHONE 276 J PHONE 2391 WATSON MINNESOTA . l ' 1 K 'F ' at M . X H l T I y tl- - A rx 1 WATSON. MINNESOTA I 'I I . . , I A . . LT - y . . . .. . . , n l l '7 J FRED S PRINT SHOP For Your Prmtlng Needs Phone 37.2 outh Ist Strut Montcudco SUNSET GREENHOUSE Flowers of Dlstmchon Bensm n Rrmd Phone I-If ADAMS MOTOR CO OLDSMOBILE SAI FS AND SERVICE mm LH? VV I SOFT WATER IN x xou mn h'1xL soft xx 1IL1 on smxlco LJISIS No cqxupmcnt Lu aux No Wolk to do 'Soitu than ra1nwdta1 It oaxs L01 1tseIt CULLIGAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Phonc IWI 4 N IstSt1 ct D REFRIGERATION ll'lC TRANSFER SERVICE Phone 930 MONTE SHEET METAL Furnaces Coal Gas O11 PHONE 116 W CONC RATULATIONS CI'1ssof50 MONTE SURPLUS STORE HL ldquax tu s For Ouallty and Economy The Young Person Most Lxkely To Succeed h as '1 mx 1n s iccount md IS Iddln to 1t ICQLILAILX Save Here For The Thxnqs You Want Most THE SECURITY NATIONAL BANK OF MONTEVIDEO Phone V19 Nlcmbu oi the FDIC I H - Jw L -lLS, Q . 'H X I Q Iovj 'Q CW. 'z 1' il . z. .'f ' 1 ' X I N . . A .f ,. sc Jn R F New und Used Cars p T -f, - I M -'- - I2 . .' S 'ov EI 'S 2 I . - nl T ' - . - 1 I 4 L 11 Y K.. . zsftzf' 2 'Aft I 4 vtf 1-lv ,Z .- . Hun. L X' I MCCLELLAN FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Contlantms and DGQIEIICIS of Resxhent Floor Covermg Phono 84 791 No lst Strget LUDWIG HARDWARE Sportmg Goods Gxfis and Apphances Automoblle Flnanclng Personal Loans SECURITIES LOAN CORPORATION P um 117 So IsLSt1LLt Congratulanons Class of 50 WATSON CAFE Steaks Chops W ATQON Phmu 7101 T OIESLUN H Undu Nam lVldIld,CITlLl'lI. RICHARD STOVER Prop Congraiulanons to the Class o TRAILWAYS CAFE xou II xlvxaxs comc back WE, NEVER CLOSE HILL MEAT MARKET Pfaffengut and Thorpe PHONF I-13 ILI4 Congratulahons io the Class of 50 DELUXE BEAUTY SHOP Ellen L Momem mtexxclum Phone S4 ' 1. , R. . L ' 7 J .S ' I ' I ' ' 1 . . 7 I1 - . .' 'N I ' x . ,- ' f '50 O ' C Home Cooked Food 'IONCG you cat here ' ' 1 f ' r z ' X ' X 7 ' ' if X X 7 'I T T , . J I I . I v , ' I I CONC RATULATIONS to the C RIXIJUATINC CI ASS MSCA CONGRATULATIONS The Class of 50 THE CORN CRIB Pfxul IVI IHS? MONTEVIDEO CO OP STORE Inc SEI F SERVICE WL RCILIITI Oul 'gum Q To Oux Custumus IXIONTEVIIDEO IXIINN FSOTA X ou II Alwaxs P md C ood VIILILS wt the GRAY SHOP The Store Wlth Personal Servlce Phone U44 J go REXALL QTORIL usu IIJIIOIIS RLX 1II Remndles E xstman K Idiks SIIIIOIILIX School QLILDPIICS PHONF 41 CO11 thy COIHGIJ CONC PATUI ATIONS SENIORK Vmslt Oux Fountam FOR NEW THINGS QONC RATULATION Rmdx IIJWVL11 CRADUATES O Drk C oodi 0 INIIIIIIIQIX SEEOURSTOCK FRISHCLM S GOAR COMPANY SHOES I I I to O .I I ' F E I - ,. 'JC 'T - 121 ., .ISI ARNESON DRUG CO. ARNOLD DRUGS P . ,S . .' ' I. UA ,Ci , ' h. if I I -1 1 I I A . xv S ' I ' S ' X3 ., ' ' H3 ' , I . . . 1 - I C C NC RATUI ATIONS SILNIORS MOLDE S ELECTRIC CO Norge Home Appliances PHONE, I0v NX IVIONTLVIDEO NEWSTONE ELECTRIC CO Wlrlng and Electrlc Appllances J B TOMHAVE Drug Store and Glft Shop NIONTI' X IUEO 'NIINNI' SOTA HEMSTAD CLOTHING Curlee Suxts Portxs Hais WILSON BROS FURNISHINGS Capps Clothmg PHOINF I8W PHOINI1, I VI togs for tois to teens AIIIIL11 CIIIISLCIISCII PIODIICIJI PHONF S0 'MONTE VIDEO MINNESOTA MORE PEOPLE READ THE MONTEVIDEO AMERICAN than any other newspaper pubhshed xn the in county area Member Audli Bureau of Cxrculahon CONC RATUI AIIONS TO THF CI ASS OF 10 ZAISER S DAIRY SWIFT 8. COMPANY Clsh Buvcls oi CREAM EGGS POULTRY CALVES We carry a full lme of Swlfi s feeds and baby chlcks UPTOWN STATION PLANT PHONE 140 PHONE 444 my 1 1 11 1 J 1 J L C I 11 - 1 1 1 1' A Y - Y' on, 1 1y vv11 1 I7 . . J' . .L A . J ' A55 .1 n . . . ' 0 . , .1 , ., . , ,, , . . . , A L .. ,V 1 1 1 11 . I A A . C . . 1 1 rw if If I 1 J - .F -N I R l . . , I . BEST WISHES SENIORS JOHNS SHOE REPAIR AND SHINE In the Future UNION STATE BANK Member FDIC IVIOINTEVIDEO IXIININFSOTA FARMERS EQUITY ELEVATOR COMPANY Custom Grlndmg Mlxmg Feed Coal Flour Twme Seeds Best Wlshes Senxors THE FAMILY LAUNDRY PR Modern Dry Cleaners Vomacka Brothers Montevldeo Mmnesota Congratulations and Best Wlshes to the Seniors AL S STAND The favorite of all who enjoy the best Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lorenz NTZEN Half the Fun of Havxng Feet STYI FS THAT I IX E SHOES THAT LA STU HUNT HOTEL BEAUTY SHOP We specialize in the Latest IETHII' Styles 0 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS HOTEL HUNT BARBER SHOP Morris Fulks 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1950 THE Our Congratulations and Best Wishes L 0 I .. d ' H I ' S l ns v .4 as Y T I 1 Y IIT C ONC RATULATIONS TO THE, SENIORS OI' 1060 FROMMEL S U SAVE FOOD STORE III II v hum STORF HOURS 1 D TILLMANN S STORE 1 cd on c S me n Meats and Confecnonery URS IS lm I II n III ll STANDARD LUMBER CO Bulldmg Materlal and Fuel 09 M I 61 EFN YOU WILL ENJOY The Excellent Coffee and Sandwlches Home Made Pxes THE BUNGALOW EAT SHOP ISouih of the Hol1ywoodI Seatlng CBPBCIIY 18 000 C18 At A Txmel COINC RACTUI IXTIONS TO THIL CI ASS OP 0 MINNESOTA VALLEY CO OP LIGHT AND POWER ASSN CONC RA'lUl A'l ICJINS TCD FHI4 SENIOR CLASS OP I9 0 Shop it MONTGOMERY WARD Good Luck to the Class of 1950 C SANITARY CASH MARKET FARMERS UNION OIL CO C asolme md 'Wotm Oxls Co up Battuus C IC xsm Tank Wa on Serum Monte 172 Phone Watson 2451 T I . 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'- ,sy :qhu Q 1 K v vl b 3 CAMPBELL IMPLEMENT COMPANY Mmneapohs Molme Farm Eqmpment Fxeld and Lawn Seed SII SOUTH FIRST STRILILT 36 Years ai the Same Locailon MONTE TAXI CO CHETS MOBILE SERVICE Phom 800 C he-stu Kx m 1 SERDAHL S TEXACO STATION Greaslng Waslemg S1I'l'10I11Zll'1g Archxe Serdahl Manager PHONE 145 THE HILL GROCERY Open 8 am to 8 pm Da11v 9 am io 1 pm Sundays and Holxdavs IS is tha 5 L Hx Q pst mc I1 HOME BRAND ON THE LABEL MEANS GOOD FOOD ON THE TABLE SNO WHITE STATION Complete Greasmg and Wash ng Smclaxr Gas PHONF uf SCOTT S School Supphes 'mc Everythmg New KONI HAT L I AI IONS SI' NIORS T H E R A U O O K Rubber Welders Auto C Ixss Coodyeax Tues eel AI1 mm, 'md Bllincm JACOBSON S BLACKSMITH SHOP C us! IX Holm I1 I Electrlc Weldlng Iron and Wood Works Acetylene Weldmg l l . I I : . , M K. , 1 W 4 S, 5 .- ,Z 1 I ' ' ' TIL' r H2102 VVITCIK' there is 2. Vuys on Iuaml the fin of IE 'y uita. Y . 1 . . S , - WE GIVE GREEN STAMP5 x'eg0Iz1IvIcs, and CIIITITCCI goods. . I . l for ' ' . I ,736 , .. 1, H ,..w . I 1 J K ks J , L C I . . 'I .' ,L f' -. Lo J. 0 I ' . I . . ' .,k. g Vvh . 'Q ' ,- . z 1 ' Q ' STEVEN S BARBER SHOP It Pays To Look Well ncicx ilu Hex III Dill s SMITH HATCHERY A1 Offerman lXlONll1.XIDlPO MINNI4 SOTA Ch1cks Poultry and Feeds NEVN HOTEL HUNT CONC! X I Ul ATIUNS IO THF L I ASS 56 Fxreproof Rooms Arthur L Roberts Hotel Co Props Anne Tuiile Resxdent Mgr GIPSON LUMBER CO Bulldmg Materlal and Coal Al, fo All 4539 MORK S STORE General Merchanchse Fa1rway Fxne Foods Hardware WPI IDAHI MINNESOTA C R A I II A Tl to the SPNIIOR CIASS OP lf? II MURRAYS LUNCH WBC IJAHI IXIINNESOIA BUFK S SERVICE STATION AND REPAIR SHOP mmplcta B1 1Ir SLU Lumpkin lllolm Oxuhlulm M atm Tum T p Black Oak and 8111 Phone 50 W LARSON BROTHERS LONCI XILLATI' VHF SPNIORS OF 1010 TUDEBIKER I l '7 Ll.. .flf 0 0 IU X' .N - - I 1 . 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CONC5HATUI.A'I'IONS B E S I E S In the Class nl' '50 A- - 0 PEDERSEN BROTHERS General Contractors MON FEVIDEO MINNESOTA MONTEVIDEO BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Two Hundled Ona South FIISL Stunt MONTEVIDEO MINNESOTA Olof L LIFSOIT Secreta x Congratulanons to e Senlors of 1950 ALBRECHTS CABINET SHOP W 1sh1ng,ton It Flith CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 50 J G JENNETT WHOLESALE BEVERAGES SINCERE WISHES PETERSON S STANDARD SERVICE MONTEVIDEO MINNESOTA Alun C Peteraon WOGAN AUTO ELECTRIC Storage Batterxes Magnetos Carburetors Genume Paris and Servxce PHONE 'Q W C OOD IUCK TO THI' SENIORS STAMSON S BILLIARD PARLOR VIC S REFRIGERATION SALES and SERVICE A1r Condxhonmg and Hussmann Refrxgerahng Equxpment Vlctol W Arndt Phone 733 1 E ' -5 . x X 0 7 1 I . 2 5 . 1 1' f ' th - . . Q 0 I as ' f 2 Phone 40 Montevideo, Minnesota 1 . S . L . I . I I . f' . . ' l- - 2 I J I L I L, . L 0 I . . . 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