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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1955 volume:

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JOAN ANDERSON Joanie When you heighten the figure you heighten the charm. Ushers' Club XI, X115 F.H.A. XI, XII5 G.A.A. X, XI, XII5 Montevidean Staff X5 Yearbook Business Manager X115 Junior Play Committee XI5 F.T.A. XII. LLEWELLYN ANGRIMSON Lewie Wisdom and :Vit - half ivisrlom and lurlf-wit. Projection Club X, XI, X115 F.F.A. X5 Baseball X, XI. XII5 Intramural Bas- ketball X, X1, X115 Monte Day Com- mittee X115 Rifle Club X. CAROL ANDERSON She, in beauty and charm, holds hands With any prineess in the lll7L!l.n C.A.A. X, XI, X115 Homecoming Prin- cess X, X15 Homecoming Queen XII5 Girls' Glee Club X, X15 Montevidean Staff XII: Yearbook Staff XII: Junior Play Committee XI5 Prom Waitress X. JOHN ANDRISEN He's not in the role of eomnzon men. Camera Club XI5 Student Council XI, XII5 M Club X5 Boys' State Alter- nate XI5 Monte Day Committee XI, XII5 Panel Discussion X15 Junior Play Cast XI: Football Manager X, Basket- ball Manager X5 Class President XI, XII: Yearbook Staff XII5 Junior Ki- wanian XII. 'iff wif' gMl 'saw 1 N, LAVILLA ANDERSON Beneath the quietness lies sincerity F.L.B.I. XII3 G.A.A. X3 F.H.A. X3 Girls' Glee Club X3 Pep Club X. Jada! JOHN BANGSUND Of me may it never be said, I'm one who is easily led. Projection Club X, XI, XII3 Student Council X113 F.F.A. X, XI, X113 Monte Day Committee X113 Intramural Bas- ketball XI. VERLIE ANDERSON h I found a million dolkz r baby in a five- and-ten cent store Montevidean Staff X11 Girls' Glee Club X, X11 F.L.B.I. XII. WILLIAM BELTZ Bill I'm little Bill from Bunker Hill, I never worry and I never will. Projection Club X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X, X15 Basketball XI, X111 Rifle Club X3 Intramural Basketball X. SOLVEIG BERG Snoo A girl and music both so sweet, A combination hard to beat. Ushers' Club XI, X113 Montevidean Staff X, X13 Band X, XI, X113 Pep Band X, XI, X111 Orchestra X, XI, X111 Mixed Chorus X, XI, X113 Student Council XII: Monte Day Committee X113 Panel Discussion X13 Class Secre- tary X, X113 Yearbook Staff X113 In- strumental Ensemble X, XI, XII3 Girls' Sextet XI, X113 Girls' Quartet XI, X113 Girls' Trio X. DONNOVAN BENTSON Donnie Hold the fort--I am coming Projection Club X, XI, X113 Mixed Chorus X3 Track Manager X3 Rifle Club X3 Intramural Basketball X. GINGER BIRHANZL She'll never trouble trouble Till trouble troubles her. mm Q9 , Y B TN ltAndyl! jill I ' go gare you more than your ' 'ghtfu Share, Zafwfa. ARDETH BOETTCHER Ardie Eyes glad with smiles, and brow of pearl, Sluuiowed by many a beazttiful curl. Bookends X, X11 F.H.A. XIQ F.L.B.I. XII3 Girls' Glee Club X, XI. RICHARD BLAKE Midge Ami when a womanis in the case. Midge is foremost in the race. Projection Club XI3 F.F.A. X3 Intra- mural Basketball X, XI, XII. MAXINE BOTTEN She runs her quiet modest race, Winning friemls in every place. G.A.A. X, XI3 Girls' Glee Club X. making you so brilliant ami fair. Student Council X, XI3 Ushers' Club XI, XII3 G.A.A. X, XI, XII3 Home- coming Princess X: Montevidean Staff X, XI, XII3 Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII3 Junior Play Cast XI3 Monte Day Com- mittee X, XI, XII: Yearbook Editor X113 Girls' Glee Club X3 F.T.A. XII. RICHARD BLUTI-I Dick Figures 1Ion't 'mean a thing to him Unless they concern women. Basketball X3 Intramural Basketball X, XI, XII3 Projection Club XI3 F.L.B.I. XII. BARBARA BOUSKA Barb A maiden. good. without pretense, Iitrfst with plain reason and common sense. F.H.A. XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X, XI: Montevidean Staff XII! J. R. C. Council XII. DANIEL BLANK Danny He may be short on height. But he's long on ability. Projection Club X, XI: Basketball X: Golf X, XI3 Rifle Club X3 Intramural Basketball XI, XII3 Camera Club XI: F.L.B.I. XII. l , ,,,A I f T' NANCY CARLSON She's thoughtful and sweet from her head to her feet. Bookends XI, G.A.A. X, XI, XIIg Mix- ed Chorus XI: Girls' Glee Club X, XIg Junior Play Committee XI. LLOYD CHRISTIANS I'm so quiet in school - but you don't know me after hours. Camera Club X3 Projection Club XI, XII: F.F.A. XI, XIIg Baseball XI. PAMELA CLAG E' Pam There av' o s' V to every question The wr and m szde k E or X Mixed Choi-wi wir XI XII One- t ay ast XI J n1or Play Cast apt . ,, - Sl . C e rlead x, XI,A 5 G.A.A. x et e if I' '. ,. . : c mg-f ' 1 a ' Q ,X. M, ion XII, Monte Day Com- ee I1 X D' . if RICHARD CHRISTIANS Rich It's the little things that count for him. Projection Club X, XI, XII, F.L.B.I. XII. ANNETTE DANIELSON 'lSh.e liveth in the hearts of all her friends. Girls' Glee Club X, XI, 'IIIQ Student Council XIIQ Prom Waitress X. DONALD EINERSON Einer What do ya hear from the mob? JOANN DENSMORE She's a maid so very meek, Ready to please, but slow to speak. . if 11.9 VIRGINIA EID Ginny In your efficient way you make hard work seem like play. F.H.A. XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X, XI: Montevidean Staff XII: J. R. C. Council XII. JOHN EKBERG Nerer rim after a strectcrar or a wom- an. Tlwre'll lie another along in a minute. Projection Club X, XI, XII: Football X, XI: Track X: Baseball X: Rifle Club X: Intramural Basketball X, XI, XII: Mixed Chorus X. MAUREEN ETTESVOLD Brenda 'If you don? like my gate, Don't swing on it. Ushers' Club XI, XII: G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Montevidean Staff XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X: Junior Play Committee XI: Monte Day Committee XII: Year- book Staff XII. AUDREY HALVORSON With, gentle yet prevailing force, Intent upon her rlestimffl course. Bookends X, XI, XII: ltlontevidean Staff XI: F.L.B.I. XII. FLOYD HAGEN Floydie A fool may lalk lml a wise num speaks. Council X, XII: Boys XI, Band X Pep Band Track X XI XII- Rif Projection Club X, Xl. XI : Stu e , - e ' 1 t 1 , . , . . ,ub tr mur Basketbal I' I'I, i rp i ies n JL XI I 4 Kiwa ' n X I ass Vi 'e , . . . . . y , i 'A V ff ff' I 'VJ HAR ARA F Oli ME B bn A ln-illianl mimi, a qafrf appffaraiu r'onr'0als. G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Band X, XI, X Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Pep X, XI, XII: Declamation X, XI, X Montevirlean Stuff XI, XII: Yearbook Stall XII: Instrumental Ensemble X: F.T.A. XII. ARNOLD GVLDEN Arnie I'm saring my energy for a later day: Szwh a vollffftiorz shoylrl really pay. Projection Club X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, XII: Rifle Club X: Intrzu'nural Bas- ketball XII. 9 BETTY HANSON Look in her eyes and you'll see an angel: Look again and yo1c'lI see an imp. Girls' Glee Club X, XI: Junior Play Committee XI. DENNIS HANSON Denny Known by his frienrls fo be 101:80 and otherwise. Homecoming Escort XI: Band X, XI, XII: Orchestra X, XI: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: F.L.B.I. XII: Pep Band X, XI, XII: Junior Play Cast XI: Base- ball Manager X: Intramural Basket- ball X, XII: Monte Day Committee XI: Instrumental Ensemble X, XI, XII: Boys' Quartet X, XI. HELEN HANSON Short, petite and rery sweet. Girls' Glee Club X, XI. LYLE HOIDAL Bec'ause he doesn't talk Ls no sign he hasn'! anything to say. Projection Club X, XI: F.F.A. X, Xl, XII. QW Mar KAREN I-IEMMINGSON I-Iemming I'll be gay, I'll be free, l'Il be sm? for nobody. Girls' Glee Club X, XI: F'.L.B.I. XII: Junior Play Committee XI: Prom Wait- ress X. MONTE HVDSON Huds IVorl.' f'flSf'IA7llIff'S nm, I would sit ami u,'r1.ff'l1 it foo' hours. Projection Club X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI: Junior Kiwanian XII: Homecom- ing Escort X, XI: Mixed Chorus X: Junior Play Cast XI: Football XII: Dasketball X: Track X, XI, XII: Base- ball XI: Rifle Club X: Intramural Bas- ketball XI, XII. MARCIA HOLM HM. Holm Shc's full of pep from head to toe, She's got the rap to 'nzalce things go. Cheerleader XI, XII: G.A.A. X, Xl, XII: Monte Day Committee XI, XII: Mixed Chorus X, XI. XII: Oratory XI, XII: One-Act Play XI: Junior Play Cast XI: Band X: Pep Band X: Girls' Sextet XII: F.T.A. XII. X Z4 f Lei . ALVINA HUTH Questions don't bother her, It's thc answers. Bookends XI, Ushers' Club X, XI, G.A.A. X, XI, Yearbook Staff XI, Mixed Chorus X, XI, Girls' Glee Club XI, Pep Band XI, Debate X, XI, Panel Discussion X, XI, Junior Play Commit- tee XI, Prom Waitress X. HARVEY HUSEBY Speed Ls' fine, but the tortoise beat the hare. Projection Club X, XI, XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, Track Manager X, In- tramural Basketball XI, XII. SUE IVERSON Suie The harder I try to be gooder, The worser I am. Ushers' Club XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Montevidean Staff XI, XII, Girls Glee Club X, Junior Play Committee XI, Monte Day Committee XI, XII, Yearbook Staif XII. ARLYNE JOHNSON Best sh,e's liked, Who alike to all. Bookends X, XI, G.A.A. X, Girls' State Alternate XI, Girls' Glee Club Qi, XI, Twirler X, XI, Girls' Sextet X, Junior Play Cast XI, Junior Play Com- mittee XI, Prom Waitress X, S.S.S. X, Xl, Prom Committee XI, J.R.C. Coun- cil XII. JAMES K. KERN Jim Better men than I lulw lirerl-they're dead now. Student Council XI, M Club X, Mix- ed Chorus X, XI, XII, Junior Play Cast XI, Football X, XI, XII Qcap- tainb, Basketball X, XI, XII, Track X, XI, XII, Baseball X, XI, XII, Class President X, Junior Kiwanian XII: Monte Day Committee X, XI, XII, Boys' Quartet X, XI, Mixed Octet X. BEVERLY JACOBS Bev The only way to make a friend is to be one. CHARLES JACOBS Charlie To girls he may seem to be somewhat quiet, Hut when h,e's with boys he sure is a riot. Projection Club Xl, F.F.A. X, XI, XII, Football X, Intramural Basketball XI, Track X. LOIS KITTELSON She giggles as she goes- For that matter, when she carries too. F.H.A. X, XI, X113 Girls' Glee Club XI, Ushers' Club X5 G.A.A. X, XI: Declamation X. CLAIR KNORR Quiet on the outsikle, But a mighty good fellow all the way through. F.F.A. X3 Panel Discussion XI, Intra- mural Basketball XII. MARY JANE KRUM Mare I love to wind my tongue up- I love to hear it go. G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X3 One-Act Play Cast XI, Panel Discus- sion XI, Junior Play Committee XI, Monte Day Committee XII, Montevi- dean Staff XII, Yearbook Staff XII. JOHN KURTZBEIN Kurty I rwver worry, I never fret, What I can't remember I just forget. Projection Club XI, XII, F.F.A. X, XI, XII. ROMA KUTZIK Kutz Her friends are many, Her foes-are there any? G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X3 Junior Play Committee XI. BRUCE LANES Laugh your way through life. Projection Club XI, XII: Football X, X15 Basketball X3 Intramural Basket- ball XI, XII. DIANNE LACHELT Lackwit Little girl with your sweet little ways. Montevidean Staff XII, Mixed Chorus XII, Girls' Glee Club X, XI, Prom Waitress X. MW... JANICE LARSON Lars High flight had she and wit and will, Aml so her tongue my never still. Montevidean Staff X, XI, Girls' Glee Club X, XI, Junior Play Cast XI, Stu- dent Council XII, F.L.B.I. XII, G.A.A. X, Monte Day Committee XII, Prom Waitress X. ARNOLD LANGE Lefty Here's 11 boy of the F.F.A. Who raises cain and alfalfa hay. Projection Club XI, XII, F.F.A. X, XI, XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII. SHIRLEY MAUS True to her friends, her school, and her ambition. Prom Waitress X, Girls' Glee Club X, XI, XII. SONJA MITLING She doesn't need a crank-she's a self starter. F.L.B.I. XII, Girls' Glee Club X, XI. WILLARD MATHIASON Willie Cursed be he that moves my bones. Projection Club XI, XII, Rifle Club X. BEVERLY MILLS Bev She Ls' always the same good friend to everyone she knows. . F.F.A. XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club XI, Yearbook Staff XII, Prom Waitress X. ROGER LINNEE Rog His words are feu' but 14,-orth listening to. Projection Club XI, XII, Intramural Basketball XI, XII, F.L.B.I. XII. ARLENE MOE Mo Ch41.rming manners and a winning smile Have carried her fame for many rt mile. G.A.A. X: Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X3 Prom Waitress X5 Girls' Sextet XII. RICHARD MILLS General 'AI can resist everything except temp- tation. Projection Club XI, XIIQ Student Coun- cil X13 F.F.A. X, XI, XIIQ Mixed Chor- us XI, XIIg Football X, XIIQ Rifle Clu X. SUSAN NELSON Susie 'iShe has ct quiet rmturv, but mischief lurks behind. Montevidean Staff XI, XIIQ Girls' Glee Club X, XI: One-Act Play Cast XI: Junior Play Committee X13 Prom Wait- ress Xg Monte Day Committee XII: Yearbook Staff XII. HARLAN MOSENG Mos He tries to be bashfid Hut the gals won't let him. Projection Club X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, XII: Mixed Chorus XI, XIIQ Bas- ketball X, X15 Rifle Club X5 Homecom- ing Escort XIIQ Intramural Basketball XII. 42 KAREN NEYHART Neyb Athletics, studies, social whirl, All belong to this charming girl. Ushers' Club XI, XII: G.A.A. X, XI, XII: Montevidean Staff XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X, X13 Debate Xp Junior Class Play Cast X13 Monte Day Com- mittee XIIQ Yearbook Business Manag- er XII: Prom Waitress X. ROGER MYHRE Myer I 1Ion't let caution be my guide, I find it rather cramps my stride. Projection Club X, XI, XIIQ F.F.A. X: Rifle Club X: Intramural Basketball XI, X115 F.L.B.I. X115 Junior Kiwan- ian XII. DOROTHY NOKLEBY 'AA hearty laugh, a cheerful smile, Yes, she's merry all the while. F.H.A. XI: G.A.A. X15 Montevidean Staff XI, F.L.B.I. XII. -.ex X' 'ai IRENE OAKLAND Rene I crowd my life with things I rlo and see, I nezwr have time to notice mv. Mixed Chorus X, XI, XIIQ Girls' Glee Club XQ01'3t01'y X3 J.R.C. Council XIIQ Prom Waitress X3 F.T.A. XII. HARLIS NORDAUNE He sfoops to nothing-sam' thw floor. Projection Club XI, XIIQ F'.F.A. X, XI. XII1 Football X3 Basketball X3 Bas- ketball Manager XI, XII: Track X. MARY OILQEIY Mario 'tln years to com: when shels rcarhrffl fullness, IVe'll say we knew her when. Student Council XI, X113 Ushers' Club XI, X113 F.H.A. XI, X113 Montevidean Staff X13 Montevidean Editor X113 Or- chestra X, XI, X113 Mixed Chorus X, XI. X113 Junior Play Committee XI: F.T.A. XII: Declamation X, XI, Panel Discussion X, X13 Class Secretary X13 Monte Day Committee X113 Yearbook Staff XII: Instrumental Ensemble XI. X113 Girls' Quartet XI, X113 All-State Orchestra XII. W 4 LORRAINE OLSON 'tIt's nice to be natural when youfre nat- urally nice. F.L.B.1. X113 Girls' Glee Club X13 Prom Waitress X3 J.R.C. Council XII. DAVID OAKLAND Dave He's immune to all feminine charmers, sara onefl Projection Club XI, XII. ELIZABETH OLSON Bonnie If school is libc1't1l, girc me Math. G.A.A. X, XI, XII3 Montevidean Staff X, XI, X113 Yearbook Staff X113 Jun- ior Play Committee XI: Prom Wait- ress X. LARRY NORTON Shout When gIrLs are orounrl he's shy, Ilzff hc'Il get owl' that by and by. Projection Club XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, X113 Mixed Chorus X, XI, X113 Foot- ball X3 Intramural Basketball X, XI, XII. -M 1 ,Q SHIRLEY OLSON Shipl Always ready to do her share I! M ,Q X ,VM Always hapm always there M f nate XI' Montevldean Staff XI tevideanyEditor XIIQ Band X, XI, Il . WW MJ f GAA X XI XII, Girls' stare Al XJ Mixed chorus XI, Xu, Girls' Glejwyj rl : ' a- I X, XI Pep Band X, XI, XIIQ Decl tion X, XI: Prom Waitress X3 Juni Play Committee X13 All-District B X13 Monte Day Committee XII, Ye book Staff XII, Orchestra X, XI, I. DAVID OFFERMAN Stiff When joy and duty clash, Let duty go to smash. Projection Club X, XI, XII: Football X, XI: F.L.B.I. XII: Intramural Bas- ketball XII. RUBY PEDERSON Pedro Variety is the spice of life. Bookends XI, X113 G.A.A. XI, Monte- videan Staff XI, X115 Student Council XII: F.T.A. XII. KENNETH OLSEN Kenny While we live, let's live in clover- For when we're dead, we're dead all over. Projection Club XI, XII, Homecoming Escort Xg Football XI, XII: Basket- ball XI, XII, Baseball X, XI, XIIg Rifle Club X5 Junior Kiwanian XII, Year- book Staff XII. CHARLOTTE PETERREINS Chuckie There's something about a sailor. Girls' Glee Club XI. HARLAN OLSON This quiet man is one who knows How the corn, the spuds, and the wat- ermelon grows. Track X: Baseball XI, XIIQ Rifle Club X3 Intramural Basketball X3 F.F.A. XII. KAREN PETERSON Pete i'Do you think anything could make her mad? Girls' Glee Club X, XI, XII, Yearbook Staff XII: Junior Play Committee XI, J.R.C. Council XII. BARBARA RYMAN Barb He is a fool who thinks by pace or skill, To change the 1-invent of a u'oman's will. '50 , MARY PRIEN Prenie JOHN PETERSON Flash Here Ls a girl with bmims' and poise. She does a lot without 'much noise. F.L.B.I. XII, G.A.A. X, XI, Mixed Chorus XI, Girls' Glee Club X, XI. OLAF OSTENSO Ole 'A footbal lplayer with cz. happy g-rin. Great or small - all know him. Projection Club X, XI, XII, Football XI, XII, Track X, Rifle Club X, In- tramural Basketball X, XI, XII, Junior Kiwanian XII, Homecoming Escort XII. JUNE RIKKE It's not the quantity that cozmts, it's the quality. Girls' Glee Club X. Little man, you'1'e hall n busy day. Camera Club X, XI, Montevideau Staff XI, XII, Yearbook Staff XI, XII, Rifle Club X, Student Council XII, F.L.B.I. XII, Monte Day Committee XI, XII. BARBARA RODEBERG Ba1'by Everything She does, she does well, And she flows ererythingf' Ushers' Club XI, XII, Girls' State XI, Monte Day Committee X, XII, Monte- videan Staff XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X, Debate X, Junior Play Committee XI, Student Council XII: Yearbook Business Manager XII, Declamation XI: J.R.C. Council XII. ROGER PAULSON Reuben I never let slzuly interfere' with my education. Projection Club X, XI, XII 3 Stage Crew X, XI, XII, Student Council XI, M Club X, Junior Play Committee XI, Football X, XI. XII, Basketball X, Track X, XI, XII, Baseball XI, XII, Rifle Club X, Intramural Basketball XI, XII, Junior Kiwanian XII, Monte Day Committee X, XI, XII. CAROL SAUE A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of nature. Girls' Glee Club X. LARRIE QUAM He overcomes all obstacles with his pleasing personality. Projection Club XI, XII: Stage Crew X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X: Baseball XI, XII: Rifle Club X: Intramural Basket- ball X, XI, XII. CAROL SAWERT Full of mischief, full of fun,- A right good pal to everyone. Mixed Chorus XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club XI. ARLO RAFFELSON The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Projection Club X, XI, XII: F.F.A. X, XI, XII: Mixed Chorus XI, XII: Base- ball X, XI, XII: Rifle Club X: Intra- mural Basketball X, XI, XII: Track XII: F.T.A. XII. MARY SCHNEIDER She loves to laugh, she loves to sing, It seems that she has everything. Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII: Girls' Glee Club X, XI, XII: Student Council XII: F.L.B.I. XII: Homecoming Princess XII: Girls' Quartet XI, XII: Accom- panist XI, XII: Prom Waitress X. NORMAN SAMPSON Adverb I thought I saw him studying, But lo, it was a dream. F.F.A. X: Football X: Intramural Bas- ketball X, XII. JUNE SCHULTZ June-Bug Deep brown eyes so lovely to see, Bonnie brown eyes are the eyes for me. J.R.C. Council XII. 4 1234 JOANN SEVERSON This ladgfs frowns are faire-r fa-r Than smiles of other mmklens are. G.A.A. X, XI, Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X, XI. PETER SAVOLAINEN Pete Wmnen? - Women! Yearbook Staff XII, Intramural Bas- ketball XII. SHARON SIMENSTAD Never do today what you can do to- night. Montevidean Staff XI, XII, Yearbook Stall' XII, Band X, XI, XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X, Pep Band X, XI, XII, Mixed Octet X, Girls' Sextet X, XI, XII, Prom Wait- ress X. JANICE SUNDERLAND Quiet and shy is she, And full of gaietyf' F.H.A. XI, F.L.B.I. XII. JAMES STAMSON Jim Women? I beat 'em off with clubs. Projection Club X, XI, XII, Student Council XII, M Club X, Junior Ki- wanian XII, Monte Day Committee XI, Yearbook Staff XII, Track X, XI, XII, Rifle Club X, Intramural Basket- ball X, XI, XII. BEVERLY SKOOG Bev Haw a goofl time liring. You'll be a long time dead. Cheerleader X, XI, Band X, XI, XII, Orchestra X, XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X, XI, Pep Band X, XI, Junior Play Cast XI. ELTON SHIMP The bashful boy of the F.F.A., Will be a farmer some future day. Projection Club XI, XII, F.F.A. X, XI, XII, Rifle Club X. JEAN SUNDERLAND A live wire is never stepped on. F.H.A. XI, XII, F.L.B.I. XII, G.A.A. XI, Montevidean Staff XI, Girls' Glee Club XI. DAVID STROMMER Weed Every cloud has a silver lining, So why listen to thunder? Projection Club X, XI, XII, F.F.A. X, XI, XII. BETTY SWANSON Teh She's commander-in-chief of the army of mischief. Ushers' Club XI, XII, G.A.A. X, XI, XII, Montevidean Staff X, XI, XII, Yearbook Staff XII, Mixed Chorus X, XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X, Declama- tion X, XI, XII, Junior Play Cast XI, Prom Waitress X, Monte Day Commit- tee XII, Girls' Sextet XI, XII, F.T.A. XII. BRUCE SWENSON I don't preach - why should I prac- tice? F.L.B.I. XII, Intramural Basketball XII, Spanish Club X. O I EVONNE SWENSON V0nnie Why does it get so late so early? G.A.A. XI, Mixed Chorus XI, XII, Girls' Glee Club X, XI, Vocal Ensemble XI, Girls' Sextet XI, XII. DALE TEIGEN Basketball is my only love. Projection Club X, XI, XII, F.F.A. X, Basketball X, XI, XII, Baseball X, XI, XII, Basketball Captain XII, F.T.A. XII. ANN LOUISE SYLVANDER The fairest garden in her looks, and in her mind the wisest books. G.A.A. XII, Homecoming Princess XII. LEONA VAN HEUVELN Cie Ready to work, ready to play, But she'd rather play any day. Montevidean Staff X, XI: Girls' Glee Club X: Junior Play Committee X13 Prom Waitress X. ARDEN TRANDAHL Tinny He's a quiet man, quiet at times. F.F.A. X, X113 Track X3 Rifle Club X3 Intramural Basketball X, XI. MARY ANN VOMACKA She draws more than attention. G.A.A. X, XI, X113 Montevidean Staff XI, X113 Mixed Chorus X, XI, X113 Student Council X113 Debate X3 Junior Play Committee XII Prom Waitress X3 Monte Day Committee XI, X113 Year- book Staff X113 Girls' Quartet XI, X113 Girls' Trio X, XI. PATRICIA WINTERS Pat She talks nice, she acts nice, she is nice. ' RALPH WEFLEN School learning newer did me no harm -But I feel safer on the farm. F.F.A. X, XI, XII. SUSAN WEBER Susie Boys may be puzzles Hut I'll never gire them up. Cheerleader X, XI, X113 G.A.A. X, XI, X113 Monte Day Committee X, XI, X113 Montevidean Staff XI, X113 Yearbook Business Manager X113 Junior Play Committee XI. GACE WEBB Gracie Music ami poise has she. No richer can she be. Student Council XII: Monte Day Com- mittee X, XI, X113 Montevidean Staff XI, X113 Yearbook Staff XII: Band X, XI, X113 Orchestra X, XI, X112 Pep Band X, XI, X113 Declamation X, XI, X113 Junior Play Cast X13 Prom Wait- ress X3 All-District Band X, XI. O lv -M 2 . . ' gg A Olsen, Brown. 4 Q of .df .Alf L. ' AH-- Row one: Danielson, Bouska, Peterson, Johnson, Mills, Olson Claggett, Skoog, Halvorson. Row two: Swanson, Krum, Olson, Iverson, Schneider, Moe, Aamot Swenson, Sylvander, Rodeberg, Vomacka, Berg, Frommel. Row three: Ettesvold, Oakland, Anderson, Paulson, Andrisen, Shimp, Kern, Savolainen, Hagen, Webb, Severson, Prlen. ff 1 5 if : f if ZZ 1 r 1. V..-Nu, gun.:-y .........,, ,... 113 .1511 5 Swanson, Betty .........,.... 95.685 6. Hagen, Floyd' .....,...,,,... 95,580 7 Iverson, Sue ....... ,-,, 95 .265 8. Frommel, Barbara' -- .... 94.730 9. Webb, Grace ,....,.. .... 94 .380 10. Prien, Mary' .,.... .... 94 .U75 11. Berg, Solveig ...... .... 9 3.750 12. Rodeberg, Barbara' -- .... 93.615 13. Skoog, Beverly .... .... 9 3.600 14. Severson, JoAnn --- .... 93.200 15. Olson, Elizabeth -- .... 93.050 16. Bouska, Barbara --- .... 93.030 17. Johnson, Arlyne .... .... 9 2.350 18. Lachelt, Diane .... .... 9 1.800 19. Holm, Marcia ....... .... 9 1.685 20. Ettesvold, Maureen' -- .... 91.610 21. Krum, Mary ....... .... 9 1.205 22. Mills, Beverly - .... .... 9 1.190 23. Moe, Arlene ........ .... 90 .765 24. Savolainen, Peter' --- .... 90.660 25. Anderson, Joan' .... .... 90 .530 26. Danielson, Annette -- ,..... 90.450 27. Shimp, Elton' ...... .... 90 .350 28. Oakland, Irene ...... .... 90 .015 29. Sylvander, Ann' ..... .... 89 .900 30.5 Halvorson, Audrey' -- .... 89.850 30.5 Andrlsen, John ..... .... 89 .850 32. Peterson, Karen .... .... 89 .700 33.5 Aamot, Joann ..... .... 89 .680 33.5 Swenson, Evonne --- ...... 89.680 35. Schneider, Mary .... ...... 89 .660 36. Paulson, Roger --- ..... .89.605 37. Kem, James ......... .... 89 .530 38. Vomacka, Mary Ann' -- .... 89.515 Q JAN A ' .4 L+ Q U ffl U ' 1 iff X iw! EM Q 1- f vu' I f Km X f 'a C13 0 NP-RC I , 1 Anarisen 'f X' NOVEM BER 1 , 9' 206- M- ' J. n I' ' S X x Af ' 1 , V4 V Paulson , A HM In fi, V. Q1-X X fi 'LA' , 1 ,',, 'I b A 'P V Y., ,' I JI XM H ff? nf sf? M ' 'fgkff .B A Y 4 P9 ii: A fb Ei . 1 fi 2 S Ondahl, Heideman, Skeie. Standring Roe 353 641.1 Row om 'Muller Sederxtmm Gustavson Row mo Holden Rekstad Klefstad Lanes Standlmg Haugerud Row Armstrong Kern Anderson 4 +3 Kurtzbeln Z 6 56.11 M 1957, Farber, Armstrong, Banglund Z7 Q Three hundred fifty-six students make up the junior high section of Central High School this year. Ninety-six make up the four sections of seventh grade. The one hun- dred sixteen students in eighth grade are divided into four sections. The freshman class, consisting of one hundred forty- four, is organized on the same plan as senior high. Class meetings are held whenever there is some business which concerns the class. The officers of the freshman class are: president, Paul Bjerke: vice-president, Adele Peterson: secretary, Victor Moose: treasurer, Judy Wik: and the student council representatives are Betty Norman, Janet Moe, Paul Peterson, and Leslie Saue. The freshman class advisors are Mr. Hoffman, Mr. Parsons, Mr. Holden, and Mr. Hubbard. The seven ones have Mr. Eliason as their advisor. Their officers are: president, Marc Brown: vice-president, Mari- Eyn Oyen: .secretary-treasurer, Karen Alstad: and their student council representative is Lorraine Oakland. 122 Miss Miller is the seven two's class advisor. Their officers are: president, Kristin Boi-sgard: vice-president, Wanda Van Gorp: secretary-treasurer, Robert Beltz: and the stu- dent council representative is Sara Larson. The seven three's advisor is Mr. Jauss. Diane Dilley pre- sides over their meetings and if she is absent vice-president Kern Rodeberg takes over. Sharon McAuliffe takes the minutes and is in charge of the treasury. Dean Schulke is their student council representative. Mr. Miller is the advisor of the seven fours. Their officers are: president, Judy Olsen: vice-president, Jill Harding: secretary-treasurer, Coralie Holland: and the student coun- cil representative is Carol Hein. The eight ones have as their advisor Mr. Johnson. Their officers are: president, Maurice Nokleby: vice-president, William Strommer: secretary-treasurer, Dennis Johnson: and their student council representative is Sybil Stokke. The eight two's advisor is Miss Sandager. Their president is Larry Nordby: vice-president, Jim Jensen: secretary- treasu1'er, Ronald Solheim. and they 'are represented in student council by Neil Gulden. Mr. Emkovik is the eight three's advisor. The class offic- ers are: president. Ronald Anderson: vice-president, Max- ine Moe: secretary-treasurer, Janice Marholz, and their student council representative is Ronald Anderson. Mr. Crews is the advisor of the eight fours. Marge Jo Ettesvold presides over their meetings and if she is absent vice-president, Frank Gniifke, takes over. Sandra Johnson is in charge of the minutes and treasury. Norma Olien is their student council representative. The junior high students are being highly represented this year in musical organizations which include band, or- chestra, chorus, and a number of ensembles. In our junior high chorus there are about twenty-one seventh graders, forty-two eighth graders and thirty-one freshmen. In this group there are sixty-nine girls and twentv-five boys. Chorus meets in two parts most of the time, but sometimes they all meet together. The girls meet at 8:20 on Monday and Thursday mornings and the boys on Tuesday and Friday mornings. This year we have both a senior and junior high band. There are about seventy students in junior high band while there are about twenty-five junior high students in senior band. Numerous ensembles are being started in both the vocal and instrumental music departments. One of the many extra-curricular activities is G. A. A. This year there are about one hundred girls taking part in it. It is under the direction of Miss Barsness. The offic- ers are: president, Judy Wik: vice-president, Linda Dilleyg secretary, Frances Olsen, and treasurer, Kay Perkins. Dur- ing the year there are activities such as bowling, basket- ball, volleyball, and kittenball. Activity heads are chosen f or each activity. The Student Council is composed of representatives from each class. The council selects dates for class parties and discusses problems and activities of the junior high. Miss Edna Johnson is the advisor. The officers for the council are: president, Betty Norman: vice-president, Ronald An- derson: and secretary, Sybil Stokke. Other members of the council are: seventh grade-Lorraine Oakland, Sara Lar- son, Dean Schulke. and Carol Heing eighth grade-Neil Gulden and Norma Olien: ninth grade-Paul Peterson, Janet Moe, and Leslie Saue. Journalism is another interesting activity under the direction of Miss Miller. The junior high paper, The Mo- hawk Messenger, is published- every six weeks. The editors are Lee Rau and Grace Gallagher. There are about fifty other students on the staff. Mr. Jauss coaches about twenty-six freshmen boys in basketball. He also coaches about the same number of eighth graders, with the help of Mr. Emkovik. Considering all these activities we see that the Junior High is a very active part of Central High School. 7, I Mgl' A f ww y, ii W g W X MZZJQJZQJAMQMM !!! I I I A A I t .L ' ax' A w re 'mtl 1? A vu-. - :ewan 'iw 1 5 4 2 4 Y 4. + Q 'fuer nn? 5, E ,i J, F I 2 i I fe ns- sk Vlgg? 4, Jr. , M Z. fs IF, 4 ZX , , 1' Sf N- J YA 1 Q 1 1 H rf A I f f 'Q' 7 ' K l.. , - . M V V,-In ,i H. 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Haugerud, Weber, Holm, Tostenson, Heideman 64 nf ft, .5 if Iii 1 Q ' gl 2. Q I if ifff?5f'fQ A W3 'f A V3 Af' :V , , L.. 1 Du- f' 4 O' , L f 2? ',,,,,- M I My , fha- ,w Y r , 1 , . ffja 'Op nf -. , .V . t vw - , -wav , , L . ., , 1 -an-H ' 'gym fi 4- 5'-1 fe .Q ,,...... , qw 3 .vv 1 oq' I ' ' -1: 3 . x , . - L x 4, -Lf-7 ,Q ly wa. s.s 'la.... lr gf -V A if xii W , A 1 4 'Ginn N - Q-up-,. Hmm sq., ,f M.-'ff Amy. Torg Knudsen Dr. John Allen Dr. William A. Owens Gale W. Clawson - . fl Vw 1 X, R. C. Ekberg Dr. V. K. Jensen 66 Superintendent Robert H. Norman M. W. Neyhart Lennard E. Brown Principals 67 IV I Rvrnivz' Anderson -gif'-ifi Luc-y Pnsse Gerald Parsons 1 Wwvgww., , ' A If, A A E :, fav ' H B' E . Z I H, V ' 2 NP ,f V X , t . V Ak,' s ' ' s v A if 1 fm ' ' ' s 5 . ' .,'Z.fz.55 V y ggry, . V HWI. . I V M s is egbgwfml J P 2 ' 'I V 'F 7 Q 'W fn 3 l if I ! ' K. 1 mx' E' .V 'u.?:,.,Q, fn, I E I k .hg.kf?p.v:.w- K 1 4 , '- . 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Mrs. Ralph Forde E 5 , , , , 3 .fc-xx ' in L, si' 'll ,, 1 vi I rf-'21-11'-PI: J Sandager 69 ' fb l 1 A 1 Q v I -'2? w-fwlvi-r-'-:I-.M-,,.. .......... ,. fa-sfff' 5 1 4 '1 N, fl Q. 7 'S 4, t ,, , 4,.-, .H ,,,,,.m., nf' J X r x . i E J 1 5 i x 5 l fill fr f 2 , W s ,+ ff !M-fmt F I UV!! f fi? M if 4, Wfff iffwfiwd 1 .ll 3 Helen Miller 5 ea I Ah'g' ' ,. ,,,J...'.. . .elk A ., Y' 5 2 Floyd Arnold ' A,'k X , ' L..,..., ,. . . ,, 1 S 'NWN N 'm W'WMm'A 'lW ' 'M l ' Joanne Barsne Conrad Stai f. - ' ' ss - ' A - ozo L Douglas Sowle F h ,,,, , ., George stai 4 ' . 'f , 0 lf Y , Q A -. xv 'fill-tv L U-MIN .. : l 4 all we 3 :: 'lg .fa 'N ,ff k Richard Maursetter Ernest Hakel mxi .gf 1. if?-,N.XX. yfgifyrv K - D , A- ' ffl' A 4555: A Ks my : - 'f NT1'f'-Je ' 'Q 1 A , -14-f ed . T W l . fl M21 ll ,,f ' f ' V':l' ' ' -I X xy, . 1 . 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I ef 71 ' Mffffif- A ' ' X 9 x.- owl' SECRETARIES Elaine Anderson Marilyn Raffelson Ethel Flaa A JANITORS Mr. Densmore Mr. Jacobson Mr. Haff Mr. Wagner Mr. Lenox P SEPTEMBER . . . On the seventh, 119 pairs of feet hustled toward the big red schoolhouse and on the fif- teenth and sixteenth, 119 heads bent over odious Iowa Tests. To demonstrate the art of pig- skin pegging, Sauk Centre appeared the seventeenth and on the twenty-fourth Montevideo played host to Glenwood. UCTOBER . . . We invaded the home of the Kilowatts the first. Though thoroughly saturated, we made a success of our Snake Dance and Pow-wow followed by Jeans and Feather Day and Car- ol's coronation. Our napkin float gallantly burst through the fog at half-time of our tussle with Appleton the eighth. The Willmar Cardinals invited us to their Homecoming, and af- ter the MEA Convention the twenty-first and twenty-second, during which our relentless mag: zine campaign surpassed all records, we ended our final high school football season in battles against Morris, Litchfield, and Benson. NOVEMBER . . . The feet of three seniors journeyed to Albert Lea for the State Student Council Convention the fourth and fifth. The weekend of the eighteenth, the junior thespians presented Our Miss Brooks, and the following week our basketball season opened in a game with Minne- apolis West High. The Turkey Trot of the twenty-sixth, made more successful by previous dancing classes, spirited our Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER . . . Returning from Morris the third, we eagerly anticipated the oncoming rivals, Canby. The spirit of Christmas pervaded the auditorium the sixteenth with the high school Christmas program. The long trip to Glenwood did not dampen the enthusiasm with which we planned to defeat Granite. JANUARY . . . Recovering from a welcome vacation, our basketball team met Sauk Centre, Madison, Ap- pleton, Litchfield, and Dawson in rapid succession. District debate and twenty-sixth pre- ceded our last January basketball game at Willmar the twenty-eighth. FEBRUARY . . . This month was a myriad of basketball games with Benson, Appleton, Ortonville, Marsh- all, Willmar, and Clarkfield, broken only by Regional and State Debate Meets the second and nineteenth, and the District One-Act Plays the twenty-eighth. MARCH . . . I March came in like a lion with two weeks of sub-district and district tourneys. Regional basketball at St. Peter followed close on the heels of the District Speech Festival the four- teenth. The Regional One-Act Play Meet at Dawson was held three days before an army of students, three hundred strong, invaded Minneapolis hotels for the State Basketball Tour- naments the twenty-fourth, twenty-fifth, and twenty-sixth. The Regional Speech Meet at Clarkfield concluded another hectic month. APRIL . . . April festivals included State Drama and Speech the second and twenty-second, District Vocal at Appleton on the twenty-third, and District Instrumental the following weekend at Montevideo and Ortonville. MAY . . . Climbing the final step, we presented our class play on May fifth, sixth, and seventhguand spring sports opened with the District Golf Meet the fourteenth. The long-awaited senior trip became a reality the twelfth through the fifteenth. Our last season of spring. sports end- ed with the District Track Meet, baseball tournaments the week of the twenty-third, and Re- gional Track and Golf Meets at Ortonville and Madison. Baccalaureate was a solemn ending to the month of May. JUNE . . . The top of the ladder. Our Commencement the third at eight o'clock, State Golf Meet, Track and Field Meet the sixth and seventh, vacation, college, work .... 74 f .. The Bell! The Bell! The B-I-L! As our knowledge was incre , d, we changed this cry to B-E-L and then to B-E-L-L Although our kindergarten equipment was not the 'dst ab te, we had a gr d tim lf with treats, milk, crackers. Sue Iverson was called S , dra all A ar because she w too shy to tell them any differently Barb Rodeberg was the envy of the first gra - classy-rat Sibley because she . ' I !9'v',A I 2 r if av al ' i the drum in the rhythm band. ' - ' J v rpfn I! - ...ff - 'T ,ceee ,, e. . l ' In a play presented for Mother's Club Rab it f'aulson unfortu el s toe, but a sweet little girl called Marcia patc ed u or him Larry Norton sent an enormous valentine j' it 11 his love to one lass in the seco , Our favorite story was Mr. Chatterbox, 'e 'f ipmunk , and one girl was unfxtuduanate enough to inherit the title Soldier cap - knapsack - gun - aim i el The day was very special when ear Miss Powers came as a substitute In third grade at Hillcrest, Miss Heidei asked Grace to clean her cupboard if return for scraps of colored paper. These she pil I .- chair. Enraged with jealousy Rogl-Paulson tip- ped over the chair and Grace began to if aving found some littlegwtinqfaiigs dishes, she shared her discovery with Mary J 5 rui . - the two decided t ' ' cate '5T'few and some paste brushes. Th : - M - was carrie out successf but as they were leaving there was the teacher' ,i. nd misery of miseri A -, nl 1 e'lTiffom Mary ,pocket and clat- tered down the sta' - tolling the knell for theirldoo . retu1'ned..the i5iShe.5.kI and kept the paste bru j ' Mm. 'ri -' f 5f'r-s,,.,?N. 'Q'-R p The Watson 'n.g4:mS'llirley Olson, Chuck Jacobs, Larrie Quam, Sonja 1x1ic1ing,.Ru-saggy Aamot always e lunch atmschool and ruined their digestion running up and down the halls? immediately t yereafter. f' , G1ady's opened - oh, joyous day - and everyone trouped out on Saturday afternoons for roller-skating, games, and prizes. Mary Jane K1 'Inland John Kurtzbein were sweethearts in fourth grade and everyone who was anyone ayed,-o.n,,theA fr'Texas Trail during the noon hour. Batting contests were the rragemofhthexfiftir-gradel.iilg.gsg,:and Shirley Olson was much in de- mand due to her prowess. Palmer Method Penmanship Certifica ' ejlthe prized pos- sessions of Lorraine Agre, Barb Bouska, Danny Blank, Floyd Hagen, and Intra-sixth grade basketball teams called for cheerleaders, and Roma Kutzik, Pam Clag- gett, and Andy Brown were elected. Many girls competed for places in Miss Dunton's Triple Trio that same year. 76 M . . Some intergs,1gi,r,Lg..anuplesf3vveife fonnedhin'lth'el'eseventhfgrade' - Jim St, son and Grace . e , , x aiifrfy Bolt'andWlVlary Jane Krum, Sue Iverson and Roger Paulsorf, Betty Swanson and Goidon Randgaard lever hear of holding feet m mov1es'?D art lowed party all yeai long Gym began that year and since those ,horrible grueling etficien tests dragged eveiyone s marks down many were of the Honor Roll This same year t ys became avowed woi rs much o ew eiy young charmer's dismay ohn Peterson became piomment as a photographer in oui eshman year, and Kenny Olsen gave rides to all inehism e plumbing truck Everyone fe very learned after algebra class ecame quite socia ed that year being able o attend the Stu-ner Club, dances-'and the ,Herne 1 e T l riiflad fates of everyone in Ronshaugen s tenth gi ade bio gy class were some- thin u see as she dealt out prese i orms m a vely cold blooded anner, Mr. Collison ook u t another kid in is stu g cap at the class skati 0 p s a class wh J, a tl e topped iose to the for oui junior year as we top d ll pr cord our play The Gieen Boi h Selecting and getting oui is rings u xxx gf., a class i man f needless to say anged hands soon after. Wm Wonderlan 1 7 d Heart 'T were two et abl ioductions which started the t d toward da i once more ' Th n ame theffall of 54 d ever ne returned well-tanned andwiea for their one and on y orwyear It didn t seem ossi e we certainly didn t feel' 'e seniors! On the first day l 1 urset ded us ery senior should have faultles decorum! Hmm, Caro N a very vely q nd Ann Louise Sylvander and Ma y Schneider made chari I rl esses The ma gnu, paign surpassed all previous iec ds, exceeding the f r nd dollar mark 1m 3 if s The top sa in each wei Carol Anderson, Von Y ns n B rb, Rode Q le Teigefi srmee yie acte as general manag- 44. E ww e-45,1 could be sent in foi the a , al. Class meetings al- -QQsQd1SC Qmlf i.k gowns the-dasswplay,,.Lwh1ch 1 still ahead as we write is of course the cla ardhea T, A 'feel a tug at their heart- stungs as Great Inlmw-Class 0 aves - s of Monte High forever. mm N i n ll X sir, wggv-f-Q r iw., A Q4 - . . . . ' - p . ., .. Y . 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J I i'Big Ben Bonnie Olson gives her Atlas physiquefito Mgiiefgofferding. , A Q mi f' ii F' Floyd Hagen's leadership goes to Tim Ondahl, ,ff rator ofhlgreat renown. 22 + . , The selling ability of Marcia QPepsodent Smilef ' fcubnferred upon Mgr garet el be son. ' I J - ,pK lj Nlary Jane Krum bids au ievoii to John P ' F a fellow comedian A Nlabel Velde will wear the api on of Bev s t future FHA meetings X- i ' ' ' ro' , . x..'V . A V fi ici- ' .,.,,ll The lengthy locks of Maxine Botten will . i7 seen on her sister Dorothy. Ap Man of the World, John Ekberg, leave Ao Jeter Bishop his membership in the . S. U. I I Harvey Huseby gives his deliveiy boy h g s to Tom Holen. CPink Shirt Unionl. General Rich Mills transfers his sh ffglf f good old M. H. S. to Odell Hamr and Doug-Q Lllaus. i 5 1' Betty Swanson gives her infallible t rf ja to another femme fataleff ' 1lKaren Stand- 1-ing, Nw . ---.....,..f.-.. V In order to confuse t f W e and Sunder aaf J ive their last name to an- other lovely lass, Ju e. 'i L H i n Wm'-K Ralph Wellen elds his place in FFA to Dave B1iovii'l?i1'fiim lQlii2g.t , MW ' i ' A ' r if fs The battered . d scarred football helmet of Kenny Olsen goes to.Pete t5r 's ' ga To Marilyn J Qluahl go the thespian abilities of Sarah Bernhardt, Pam Claggett. Three shy 1 Iisenior- l's'f JUann.Severson, Carol Saue, and Bev Jacobs, decided to leave this fetching Q'-f cwteristic to Dennis Marble. Daredevil D . Q- , , his driving antics to Dodgem Don Knight. Denny Hanson first chair is relinquished to Floyd Gustafson. Marilyn Rietveld verywforjtunatepin inheriting the filmmaking abilities of the efficient Joan Anderson. ..., .,511Z'i1nf::fwhff:L,' ,,-k wlMmq'!AuMA:'.U l tfrs . Peter Savolainen bestows his European passport upon? ightsbmedaygbe in need of it. p . J Lewie Angrimson surrenders his station at the gas pumps to Dion Natzel. Chuckie Peterreins leaves he diamond to Janice Wilkinson . . . or does she keep it? Rita Peden receives the library know-how of Audrey Halvorson. 78 i 2 1 2 uf W I f 'Brownisl love of out-of-town places and people ill be shared by Gail Behrens and Dorothy Lanes. V q,A,v ,,A. T .. -- The eherubic nature of Jim 1 - 5 Q in Two look-alikes, La,Y.ill'.i JA . , offered to equeath this phenomenon to Pat Conrad ands? - . . we w,,,,n.,.M-M-W -:-- f ' .QQ-1, - ,-.,h- 'f' - fr A Alviimg ' Lois Kittelson confer their never-failing pre ence at Glady's to Janice -- , nd Bernice Allen. J Bill of sale: One Ford coupe from Rog Paulson to Ronnie R Ro H V-F,i iF 4 and Verlie A n - o e - two super salesmen, deci ed they could spare some of th ,Am i ' - . .. 'ty for Sharon V Margaret Benson, and bara Eberhard. ' c b Gra - , J ' ndowegl with the stenttiri nf oice of Caruso Jim Ke U. -.,.. .. . V,,', V. - VA -gan r Mathiason a andons his if ction of pens andwpenrgilsle errine Gilsrud. !f 'k: ' r0'Tl'mel yield hier aithf sence in barldWto Jim A T e manners an qu' 6 s of Pat Winters an Joan Densmore are their be- que tl' . i e.rf,.A Borg andy ' A Q- A T aw li g se A 1 1 ce te , s in . 9 , Snoo Berg states that he would be only too happy to i ' t uct Bill V' . wr ' e art of erpi ' dancing. T' R - i 1 In Bangsuuw etire from t e ' ,g,fM Elrnie's little helpers , leav- ing a ir place to K it Graves and ' ch Jacobson. 'Wi-M r.e' . T 63 aptivatin erson ' y of An uise Srylvander is given to Jani Lovhaug, another lov l ass. -' bi S p will .leave an 1 hi least of all oria Macziewsk'. T . r . :aff gee tx lilti 1 Lice of Mary Schneider, in hopes hat the high notes will Q ' 7YQ3.SlE?I:x K ' S ' JE 7 lin y' j,gls-herchai in t T ot lu rian Kibler AH. ll' .K UI d handso, xjofit nior classf- :Hudson I transfers these ad- lec an 9' ..,.. H J L M 'ff .vu . UH F!!--V' ' son ani. son, willzieir bond of friendship r wain ei er . n er P ', fy Dav' , I mmer leaves man at theA q.Ame5gyE,Qjr-liarlys Kranz. Carol Westr g lik the ready retorts,fwPf'e'h needed of Maureen Ettesvold. John Andrisen 's.n0.n5.15a rtisan temperament to Phil Roe and Tim Hunt. Dorothy Nokleby and Kaifly. 'Yf1mingson's motto, I can sell anybody anything, is ex- tended to Mary Kluc and Jean ,q Rekstad. For hisib 3 - Q Q Dav 9 son W' - f :ir,gV Irene 0akland's cautious driving habits. The hearty - if oft : . 4 5 uifieefgv-.lvaug '-'of Arnold QLeftyJ Lange- goes to Arlen Steen- HSM-... it --Sven f ar.. 35,..Q?vid Oakland leavt , iiisf'Ynos rized possession-a deer --to Jim Sand- v other long ovnfran,!.?nCwDon't get they on idea, Junell Ruby Pedbnspnxiagni ' ,-failingmsxource ' , hands some of her choicest ones to John ...J A Xa -1-xQsM.AAQL,NM if 79 Dave McClung is fortunate in being willed the superb height of Bill BW:'f,1Never fear, Dave, all good things come in small packages IJ ,H ,,., V Arnie Gulden promises that he will not pester Marlys and igQfeddy is,,he did Rog Myhre and Mary Olsen. f 'N Arlene Moe presents her wonderful secretarial talent I Mag' n Anderson and E ice A Hamborg. Danny Blank's bequest to Jim Severson, a fellow go s precious irons. The always smart appearance of Joey Aamot goegf lo Jean Et svold. -P f f. I ii- ,xl Lllvv J , AN.-JI X Norman Adverb Sampson has kindly consent - tonite the school intact f' 'J - A glittering collection of class rings formerly Q- nf y Janice Larson wil U be seen on the fingers of Sally Keintz. if 1,5225 b K' . 3, ,jd lx. - The vast historic knowledge of Dale Teigen w l A mplanted in the brain of M - , -'W' Skeie. ig ' Ardeth Boettcher and Lorraine Agre besto , edge of the Dewey Decimal tem upon Gail Sederstrom and Lavonne Peterr l ! John Peterson lens his camera to El1zab Q nderson. The dancing atmosphere at Lorraine's fl ow be absorbed by Glennis Hauge und in- stead of Mary Prien. In ' bw.-,I Delbert McClure fthat lucky boyb is get ' A omething he sorely needs lQH't'X'fl'01'I'1 Harlis Nordaune. S - ' Mary Ann Klefstad inh fg . Anp S Q , pg Rode-berg's . ility to sQn l. S' l . . . -'-- 9 . Rich Christians passes ythe Junior class 1,n'h1'sw f'r 1 ' -m sg , pwith a'f.lQwe - ,,,: Fin- 't wt,,,W Going on the basis th ' - i gs mean a lot, Betty Hanso :ature to Loi -, Mettling. M 'l A J, . 'e'V - r--',- it V A Joe Hero Andr - -: - , his medals and women to Dean Gulden. The queenly attr utes of Carol Anderson are reserved for the ineitill-Ioineczoming Queen. Donald Syde an Kunkel are getting the deeeep voices of Lloyd Christians and Shar- on Simenstad. S s J mm'Qf:w,aw Leona Van 'Heu e iimand Barb Ryman 'gladly shift all popcorn-popping and ticket-taking l to Dodo Moe, Joa teenson, Barb Van Heuveln, and Nancy Angrimson. l A very likeable sce e-shifter, Larrie Quam, bequeaths his reliability to Steve Bonn. Myrtice Tostenson r ' . e charming bedside manner of Lorraine Olson. Chuck Jacobs leaves the robbing of the a haron Haug, who upon enter- ing Mr. Maursetter's class will understand what we mean. V A H - - , The golden friendship of Virginia Eid and Barbara Bouska is left to thosemhea ' - rades, Bayard Gordon and Dennis Gottsch. Arden Trandahl's way with the women will be apportioned to Paul Wolffe Cget it?l and Donnie Wig. 80 '56 . Sue Weber wills her ability to trip the light fantastic to Danny QArthur Murray for shortl Hocum. The I can drive anybody crazy philosophy of Larry Norton and Rog Lilinee goes to Jer- ald Minsaas, Warren Mohn, and Almon Mix. , M pppAM My 1 J John Kurtzbein's love of MHS will be instilled in Dwight Nash. A i Those outside interestsof Carol Sawert and Vog ill be shared with Kay Keilen and Phyllis Redepenning. r be ' e Hoidal has offered to let Max Hinde carry the suitcases f him. The vocab of Susan Nelson goes to the Man with the Horn iiJ ack Miller. H Qian Moseng trusts Bob J ahn to f the tenors from walking on the basses in chorus l19Xl.1fQQlf.i' 1 Wg A My Q . . An iallfkound gal, Mary Ann Vomac aves her many qualities to a all-round guy, Gary Knutson. A 4 AMKJ As e p Don Einerson warn Gordy Bentson, Don't corrim1ti.Teenicide. fSee calen- dar injr QINX X, y xx ,I V f . . Ginggrj lwves her biological knowledge to Pat TSFEICK and Barbara Femrlte. .r ,... An ' assortment A f cars from Oifermanmaigd Donnie lfentson will be dumped on the d T tep of David Bouska. My me ciei - A 'wi Sue' son's wayiwith football linen is allotted to Greta Bormgenfitl Bru lxlfanes promises to look afteri Doluglas Norman's aFfairescd'amour . . l S X it K Peti flliann !jlAaindxHelenaHanson present a copy of Gulliver's Travels to La- , f in 24: il, Midge? like and Bruce swensoif' vi their happvqgmglucky ways to Joey and Wesley 5. i M 'flrawu Y r Mmmm', '4'h . 1 il or M-NQHC5' rin it 'ff ' Ways with JoAnn EvansQa'riother newcomer. i iThe cHwClai'rmKiiorr ywillnbee-divided betweeniEg,l3,ard'iiSampson and Darwood Sandburg. - 'fi' f ' Q. . A girl who is handy with acrayon, Shirley Maus, leaves the wielding of such utensils to Jan- ice Norman and Julene Groothuis., Instead of bequeathing something, Harlan Olson asked us to announce, A calf strayed from my farm two weeks ago. Arlyne Johnson 'll t 1' t t E l V D ll . w1sgsde so veyn an een Since nothing in the senior class eals to Hagy Olsen-he will receive nothing. mi. We, the agtoreme ioned claiss of 1955. ' of sound mind, do ordain and declare said egacies to e our 1 'll an 1 p ament. A - WHO'S WHOOEY We r,,'0 + u J ,f K NAME WANTS 'To BE IIPROBABLY WILL BE' ,A I IBOIEGY , -' Joann Aamot artist fartist's model ti- Lisa ww Lorraine Agre undecided undecided g 'iUI1d6Cid6d Carol Anderson nurse lighting the! way wi her Star Dust Q smile ,rf f Joan Anderson Lavilla Anderson June Rikke Verlie Anderson Joe Andrisen John Andrisen Lewie Angrimson John Bangsund Bill Beltz Donnie Bentson Solveig Berg Ginger Birhanzl Midge Blake Danny Blank Dick Bluth John Ekberg Bruce Swenson Ardeth Boettcher Maxine Botten Barbara Bouska Andrea Brown Nancy Carlson Lloyd Christians Richard Christians Pam Claggett Annette Danielson Joann Densmore Virginia Eid Don Einerson Maureen Ettesvold Barbara Frommel Arnold Gulden Floyd Hagen Audrey Halvorson Betty Hanson studying Home Ec. Scotvold Twins chain store owner , gf. another Duncatirdfines becoming richon which twin has the Toni somebmyfball and chain marriage counselor not fp ctjcfi what he ach' big shot P eside of the ite States oil tycoon I u inf. 6 king ill his OWU Tight f jui all ueen's brother big Daddy -A K bigger biz wheel 5 ving to grow some first Arthur Rubenstein f Liberace 5 A living on a farm 3 W sergeant of state militiai g2 ,yr happy i W, If a farmer's wife K. P. Kid feeling terrible the next morning another ueen on 515, I 'R A M g ww, ,M we ad Sea ,, ,W V I chief clerk in the Ben Franklin Store dependable Afel W , workingimwitli Mama., 5' sq.-M If 1 Knew You dere Cormin', ,4- I'd 'a Baked A a e FM K You and I ' A A-W' ru ' n 'Q Easny iw a y, e ou, , I'd Lo e Me yi! ffwheel Qfmllortuneffi ,w 'W We Down By The SM --old King Cole 'Mfr I Hey There! - Shrimp Boats Smiles ,iwwmhw M Love Of The Soif' Tramp, Trampii Tramp Dark Eyes ' m f t' W! Anen'8i3saA-we4gh'fr A A1 ml A A Ae,-r Q! . Believe Me If All Those 'ng Young Charms My M0ther H'mNla,A in Penney's vwd My Hair 'AA' dependable YouMCan 'Count On Me conductor on Granite Europe miW'WtWemA.EXPress happy making someone happy explorers of Grand Canyon famous doctor out at Glady's secretaries to the manager A' A A a good boy math teacher C . . Lombardo woman-hater studying at Oxford touring country in accordion band pin-up girl digging ditches Burma Surgeon watching baby sisters managers of the secretaries Mau Mau terrorist Madame Einstein clarinetist with Doc Evans director at Conover's ' wearing out his getting there displaying her talents at the Corner Lunch pinning up 3-cornered 82 as , , ., ,AMW Far Away Places A Little Bit of Heaven Stout-hearted Men On the Road to Mandalay Deep In the Heart of Texas Typewriter Song Skokiaan Count Your Blessings Strike Up the Band In Paradise Keep The Home Burning Bubbles Here's to Your Illusions sw 4 WlI0'S WIIOOEY NAME WANTS TO BE PROBABLYMWILL BE SONG l - ' ' l Dennis Hanson, - e ' playing in Band of America playing with Granny and her 'tloeufzlj -l 'V' Young 'Uns rg Helen Hanson nurse following in footsteps of LittleeThings Mean A Lot Florence Nightingale MW Karen Hemmingson work down town W'W,,,.,wd1'lfiiig4 the town over K' A rztlifyil-Ieart Is Light and Gay Lyle Hoidal Marcia Holm Monte Hudson , I-lawn Huseby Alvina Huth Sue Iverson MMM' Bev Jacobs plowing a straight' furrow A gym teacher servicing juke boxes chauffering for Rockerfellers bearing st secretary mwworking at Monte MK? w,.....esQw-'QHXW fame, s 2' WWW, fc ' fff'jijg1i'gf. Cha 'Semin O4 Arlyn ns n James ein A 2 someone's rriainfdi' 5 4 aeronautical Qengi r getting se ' atis work W,,,.,,.7-at , awfdwmw J im's teacher br ' beating time x stretching g 1-eminder gar,M,,,,..,,...-w-- ,ga 2 1 The Blind Plowman Can't Help Lovin' that Man Put Another Nickel In i Tra-La, '1'ra-La In My Reminder Car I Got Rhythm Carefree iw Sitting on her,ybossislana ,eny j f,1Q3Life can Be Beautiful never touching the stuff only an hors d' ouvre Ballad of Charles t Bold I My Own Quiet Way building model airplanes forum his son V l selling balloons af bald behind the 8-ball lady wrestler jusitfa -little, damozel if-f nature boy I 'A ' pacing the iioor worked to death N w .lx bounced .... he laughed 4 he High And The Mighty Beyond The Blue Horizon I'm Never Satisfied The Black Ball Blues Madam Butterliy Pm A Big Girl Now Hero Of The Sugar Pines After The Ball HTwi letoes arrested A . Hot, od Race drawing beards on signboards making needlepoint seat covers for Jaguars he's had it A tree surgeons bosE'si'NWife,. . if-f 'l'i as lp' V Lois Kjtte op flying Q Mary? W blonde John Ku rsmein i M biuiar , ipion Q Roma Kutdk ie Vp Diane Igaghelt onlfher own V Bruce EES V n ure lover it M Arnold L' sge V me ber of Gay Niiivetiesu Janice rson teach t Arthur fhIT ay's Roger Linnee speed kinbakm Q Will2I'd?M3ThiaS6n H l tleman of ieisuiei S Shirley I artistek he E sx Beverlygjlls Frenchw Vw Ai Richar 11s wwf I 301153, 5 f surgical urse V ff rrainerflkh' A, f , ,W , , A ii Arlene 5M06.,a ' dfwwwretarwyw V A Harlan Mosenxgi-..N 2, Roger Myhre good farmer Managevwf Dayton's ,f ,ff M, goodm farmer t,.,w'f f Tjj' shareholders in ' Mjhiggitt and Myers Susan Nelson , sBcondWDa Vinci iff first Susan Nelson Karen Neyhart nurse I g i ' lifeguard at pool Wllorothy Nokleby wearing apronw' having little ones 'rwe,m clinging to her apron st Harlis Nordaimemk Lakers' center Boyd's bat boy Larry Norton A' truck g ener wsqueezing tomatoes? N ,cal Nba-,A June Schultz m..lo.yed tm, ,ype up lovefigm David Oyaklxldm ff' ' VVXV an W Irene Oakland iiwmamfif parish worker NM' ,wa goo :gone ilalvid make bodies for iibnatsdsalers r en ran a ' r , af Hf ' H ff ww., N...,,,M'm wx W 'lA ,g W. U ,, HMM N iiilkhik Huw L6LWk,l v ,r rings Lazy ones Arti 's Life Spinn ng Song 2 Dr' ?To Me Only W Thine Eyes fwhen The Bough Breaks Typewriter Blues Farmer In the Dell Whenever My Mary Goes By I'll Walk Alone The Barefoot Contessa When Love Is Kind Water Boy I've Got No Use For Women I Went To Your Wedding' Chapel In The Moonlight Venus de Milo N EAA, V,., r..... , .W.,AA.,,l,.,,.,,,,,A., J ,,,,, ,.AAA.,,,, 4 XA W3 awfm-af A:-fra-nmsf.wh..1f 'Wf M l'5'r' M J ' L KN fwno's wnoonr H---1 . I W .A M NAME -N' WANTS T0 BE PROBABLY WILL BE SONG Kenneth lseni' end for Notre Dame dead end V ,es A Q N N J 'L tNDe'aTth Mary en X , home economist wrnak' o y a Nobod oKno The x b K AAA9Ag..A...W,,Aa..1 wife , Troubles' 1 v2e' een Bonni 'Ol ' ff, at M skinny The Eggnog: d I Harl ,Ol ii f A ell r the Millers fielding wheat for the mills Down By They Old Mill ' X g A ' Stream Shirleyglg 'ianist in all-girl orchestra only girl in orchestra One Alone Ol Ostenso .-11 if ,lf f' learning the Tango still trying It Takes Two Tango Roger Paul A ' if p bearing the world vening Atlases 'fA1'weur rIi5 Wr1d Q. A ' ' ff A- fl On A Stringf' 2 Ruby Peder nf' V somebody's gem A if A A ,U Charlotte Pete ei if 1' John Peterso ffl Ar Karen Peter nlflj' A Mary Prie Larry Qu A Arlo Rafi i o Barbara bd g 2 4 3 2 Barbara 'fr iii Norman S ,pn Carol Saue - Peter Savol ne Carol Sawe Q JoAnn Seve ni , Mary Schne f,A A Elton Shimp h A A Sha --ytiw' A' :A 1- ly lm Stamson We-fs D vid Strommer Janice Sunderland -, --U. derland ,Betty w r- U vonne Swenson der 'we I ,w64.,, si- ch- Dal n Leona Van Mary Ann Vomacka Grace Webb Sue Weber Ralph Weflen Patricia Winters Claire Knorr wife of deck swab professional photographer head waitress in 'f Flame Room ballet dancer ' -an ordinary Elly wsuperintendent of Monte,,School welfare worker g mg out of here i erpreter at R Embassy, A f ing in love laying the piano c geticians Kathryn Grayson lead in ettes entertaining E goi 1 L Georgia Tech big-gamett l 5 on living in plainmrdldxsl A white house ' master of men studying the sun journalist A American History teacher 'seeing the would linguist W' ' interior decorator it's a secret doing his best working in a greenhouse learn all he can kai - addition to Aga Khan's collection sergeant in WAVES Flash Gordon uRubyn Over The Waves 3' Half A Photograph sell' .. . steaks... V I'll Get By g 1. . i' - - 'Tises W? A in - LW- ncer' KM '4-i l -'jn fef ttle Shoemaker WQ'T ' .--- ea '--- N 4 ww ' ou Can't Keep A - ysic t od Man Down -2 o andful of Keys fx' X Q fm A N.. i 'Q -Nik tting 'ili ii king night cxi se !' Bngbis-lr ' ind her gu W K row d off 5 b ch 'af p akes J! . , ff f . rch 5K t , ms A . -- vejfa. collector AA N.. S' wx I , ' ,,: . nl., .,. , .Q f., , r 5.1.4 , , 4. I : . , .v. meeting a southern belle trapped living in pink ' house if I -charmer doin-gait : oonlight lt y Heart Went Do :Fo 1' 'V l - Bottom ofl the Wel K 1 fter Youme Gone ..-'32 phabet Song Wm-u,, 1 ' 'Me f fe, A.. ' ine Eyes So Blue t Tender ' -A ' ' ughing On The Inside A in sses With A licate Air ,Aol 'V ith A Song In My Heart A t ' isi1 ! 'FHTli N' w . - f ' 'Want To Sing AkSong t '-w5,,, 1i6a:n't SEEffi Laugh ' Any More Q J WSweet Geor Steel-Trap Polka Just A Cottage , ll The Man ,That ot Away w Many earts Have hus mor i' ..tk' 'Sweetiaf Lovely like Mr, Hakel A 'k,NW Keep n Hopin ' seeinglit in 3D at Videos 'Ulf nly A Bird In 'K--.A A d Cage talking baby talk remodeling court house L'a b aigur, L'amour is 'stflljqaggwecret et Love ettirfgrkggn applicat rymg' forget 1t, anyway 'ili B00k x ' A h. A A .. we 7: A 4- MA l I 'fafiy g . AA . . A , living in a A :1'mALonely Lin im, W i'ii A 84 , A 1 , M V ,l aw ,- 'gf iff iff 5 , jg? , i L 1:1 A ,, 5 M , ' 4, 5:381 25 , 2' ,, 1 S+ gig g f ' E Jn, g,,aa.mgzi ,Qian 5 K y ,au ,H 6 A fn ' 4.+,,v. Wi iq: f . ,,:,a,,,fs,, - V3 wgyi-Qi ' A .iw , Qifr , Ev 'V ix R , - 5,-A QQ J V 2 H .W app QW' 2 ,,,, if .,4f, nw 1 AA,-1450, FB KQM .....,...4-r' -M K fl 4 N W4 ff Q L Y 1 ,Jour My Q A M 3-ra las, f fl Q 1 .,,..p .5 , 1 -fw- 1 f .M N 5-'ff' GLMP .MII 'Q I! x,.x' we 'va-Q., : f A r , - - QU Seated: Claggett, VVebb, Vogt, Kern. Westrom Standing: Brown, Holm, Swanson, Hanson. H udson, Andrisen, Neyhart, Larson rr , 11 f ggi 88 O agflkxg 'QQ' Q 5 l Genefzi MQHBBEY l' Ma NB, 9 91.39 yy, 5'5,,,, Carnpaigf! Basketball ' e gazm Opens f 4:55 cXaS5 X90 x??z'?f Float Committee 2 m 1954.55 9 J ,ay w K, ,S 1 g ,fm 'x f- fu R 3 x Jeans and .Pea ther Da .V 'mv' pn-4 nv' 4 i f ,A Foster Fantasy G. A. A.: Seniors First Foreign Exchange Students Heart Hop Ps H2900 17211712 EIN O O O fn CH ARLO ST JEROME FREY T112 0 JANE 'X T HOLM DIANE CHRISTENSENI LT GORDON RANDGAARD A HAROLD B0 Mgr- ' TWEET JUNE FOLKESTAD JOY CE A W1 RNES A ROSEMA ON MILES MOOSE BOB KNUTSON k RICHARD BOLT JUDY BLACK 9- ll Art: Berg, Aamot, Vomacka. if 34 X , 4 e wif? iw V. C-3 , 'T w 5 f- , , aff Make-up: Krum, Sylvander, Olsen, Stamson. Editors: Claggett, Brown. I. fx In ' '-- - L. funn.-wa.-1 'K 1. .als ,W A f. Feature: Olson, Webb, Olsen, Iverson. Business Managers: tcoueberg, Weber, Neyhart, Anderson. Typists: Mills, Simenstad, Hagen, Anderson, Ettesvold. Class editors: Swanson Olson Peterson r mmel, Photography: Andrisen, Savolainen, F 0 Nel son, Peterson. 93 Autographs ,fb 6 fir' fax! K-in jziffr 11, ff f' f- ff CLE: , '57, M963 Q Wy, 724 1' u 59 C ,Tiff C259 fl? YZ? 'Qi , C., 55 94 060' Adams' Motor Company Adolph's Carburetor Electric' Albinson Lumber Company' .Albrecht Cabinet Shop' Allen, Dr. John, M.D.' Al's Popcorn Stand' Andersen's Fashion Shop Anderson, Dr. A. M. Anderson Ambulance Service' Anderson Blacksmith' Anderson's Super Service Angrimson Cities Service Archer-Daniels-Midland Company Arden, Dr. Don B., O.D.' Arneson Drug Company' Arnold Drug Company' Belle's Grill' Ben Franklin' Bentson's Body Shop Sz Motor Repair Berg's Sanitary Cleaners' Bill Weber Motors Bob's Auto Service' BofTerding's Nursery Sz Garden Store Bourne's Jewelry' Buck's Service Station' Bungalow Eat Shop' Business Machine Service' Campbell Implement Company' Central Bake Shop' Chet's Mobil Station' Chippewa Radio and T.V.' Claggett, Verdi - Register of Deeds' Claggett's Sporting Goods' Claire's Restaurant' Coast-to-Coast Store' Co-op Stores, Inc.' Culligan Soft Water Service' Daily Reminder' Dairy Freeze' DeLuxe Beauty Shop Denton Blacksmith' Donahue Jewelers' Don's Paint and Color Center' Don's Tydol Service 85 Spalding Tydol Lunch' Drs. Bergh, Bergh, Hustad Sz Howell' Duckstad Equipment Company' Eagleson Motor Company' Earl's Shoe Repair' Ekholm's Home Modernizers' Eidem, Dr. C. O.' Einerson Accounting Service' Ekberg's -X- -X- Electric Motor Service' Erickson Office Equipment' Family Laundry and Modern Dry Cleaners Farmers Agriculture Credit Assn.' Farmers' Co-op Creamery' Farmers' Equity Elevator' First National Bank' Folkestad Furniture' Follendorf, Dr. E. W.' Franta, Dr. M. G.' Fred's Print Shop' Frisholm's' Gilmer Monument Works, Inc.' Goar Company' Goodmundson Barber Shop' Graves Insurance Service' Graves, Thor-County Treasurer' Gray Shop' Haave, John C.' Hagen Grain Company' Hanson's Studio KL Camera Shop ' Haug Brothers Garage' Helgeson Blacksmith' Hemstad's Greenhouse' Hemstad's Clothing Store' Henry Candy Company' Hi-Way Cafe' Hi-Way Super Service Hill Grocery' Hill Meat Market' Hillside Dairy' Hilltop Grocery' Hintzen's Shoe Store' Hollywood and Video Theaters' Holm, A. E.-Insurance' Hotel Hunt Barber Shop' Hotel Hunt' Hunt, Douglas P.-Judge of Probate Iverson's Garage' Jacobson Paint gl Wallpaper Store' J ebb's Cafe' Jennett Beverages' Jensen and Lundgren, Veterinarians Johanson Shoe Shop' Johnson Department Store' Johnson Jewelry' Justice and Company Shoes' Karl's Tire Service' KDMA Radio Station Kern's Food Market' Kief, A. E. 8z Kief, Paul G.-Attys.' Kittelson, Walter G.-Insurance' Klad-ezee' Knudsen, Torg-Photographer Lageson and Nelson, Inc.' Langenfeld's Ice Cream' Larson Brothers, Inc.' Larson's Store Len's Cafe' Lorraine Dance Studio' Maass Food Market' Melom, Dr. I. O.' Meyer Implement Company' Mickelsen, William and Son' Milky Way' Miller, Neil G.-County Auditor' Milwaukee Road' Minnesota Valley Co-op Light and Power Assn.' Molde's Electric Company' Monte Motel' Monte Motor Sales' Monte Music Company' Monte Sheet Metal Works' Monte Surplus Store' Monte Taxi' Montevideo American' Montevideo Bowling Center' Montevideo Clinic' Montevideo Hardware' Montevideo Implement Company Montevideo Mfg. Sz Metal Co.' Montevideo News' Murphy Motor Freight Lines' Myhre-Nelson, Inc.' Navy Recruiting Center' Nelson Hardware' Nelson and Oyen' 'I- Nerison Furniture KL Funeral Service' Northern States Power Company Old Mill Produce' Olsen Plumbing and Heating' Ondahl Upholstering' Oyen, B. J .-Municipal Judge' Pearson's Super Valu' Pedersen Brothers, Inc.' Penney, J. C. Company Peterson, Dr. C. L.' Peterson, John W.' Peterson's Standard Service' Phi1's Pure Oil Service' Powell Auto Company Prindle, W. D.-County Attorney JAMES THURN Jim It isn't that I want to be exclusive back here on page 97. The fact is I arrived in Monte from California on January 31, just ten days too late to have my picture included in the regular senior section. While attending City College in Pasadena, where I lived for eight or nine months, I participated in track, swimming, and ROTC. Puckropp, Dr. E. I. Rau Company' Ree Motor Sales' Reinhart's Tailor Shop' Riverside Hotel' Rock Island Lumber Company' Rodeberg, Roy' Ronning, Clara-Clerk of Court' Roust, Dr. H. A., M.D. S 8z L Company Sando Implement Company' Sanitary Cash Market' Sausele Rest Home' Schall's Mobil Gas' Sears Roebuck and Company' Shervey's Hardware Store' Smith Hatchery' Spencer, G. Bryant-Insurance' Stamson's Cafe Stamson Recreational Center' Standard Lumber Company' Stevens Barber Shop' Strand, Hans-Sheriff' Sundae Shoppe' Sunset Greenhouse' Swift and Company The New Calmenson's ' Tillmann's Store' Tise's Restaurant' Tomhave Drug Store' Tomes Food Market' Torgerson, R. E., Clothing Co.' Tusberg Construction Co.' Unger Furniture Company, Inc.' Union Oil' Union State Bank' Valet Cleaners Vic and J im's Automobiles and T.V.' Wallien, Valborg-Co. Supt. Schools Walray's Warena's Beauty Shop' Watson Farmers' Elevator Company' Watson Grocery and Lockers' Watson Journal' Watson State Bank' Watson Truck Lines' Wegdahl Co-op Elevator Assn. Weisbrod's Market Sz Locker Plant' Westway Texaco Station' Wood and Kain' Woolworth's' Zaiser's Dairy' . xl 4 . wk l X ,M is ,qw N rl. ' 5 -fi' c J, f 3- , 4 xl .wif er ' ' Q an xp: 1 vw N X l 1 -Q - ff f 'Q , f 4 0368116 45i?f6isf NEIBSXEM 2.143114-1 Wgsm-W WKNQF 4 fi Q. Clliailfva- gay: wslnlsssmww Inq ' ,. . , . 'VN' www.. 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