Monticello High School - Pow Wow Yearbook (Monticello, MN)

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Q X1 m Q gl g 1 I? x I , I .xx 'R N fl X x R , l -. X ., X XS Deal Mother Goosez X New that we , the Seniors, have reached the top of that long ., but enjoyable climb, we aske you to bestow the following legacies to our underclassmen and friends. To the Juniors we leave our many class parties To the Sophomores we leave our ability to break test tubes 8 and create vile odors in the chemistry lab. ' To the Freshmen we leave the right to sit in the assembly next year. To the Seventh and Eighth grades we leave our desks so they'll have something on which to carve their initials. Doc wills his rule of the roost to Chicken Bawkings ' Dale wills his many activities to the Bickler girls. Mac wills his ability to get along with teachers to Bob 5 G, liao T35 liao wills his ability to get along with teachers to Bob Pdldrews. Mary O. wills her cultured voice to Do 1ald Robinson- Shirley wills her liking of red hair to any one going with Lois Fouquette. 'Vera and Lucille will their nights at Traps to Curtis l Tioglund. lx John wills his ability to know other people's business to hir. ilorsted. N can wills his wiia driving to Billy smarts. Ruth leaves her good nature to Barbara Longworth. Betty leaves her nights of study to Snookie Bailey. Donna leaves her ring to the lost and found department. Dick leaves his habit of annoying people to Viola Barnett. Lois wills her nights in Maple Lake to Douglas Shierts. Harlan wills his hair to Mr. Bultgren. Lillian wills her lady-like manners to Mary Swanberg. Harry and Bernard will their ability to go steady to Vic and Delores. Harriet wills her eyelash curlers to Edgar Klucas. Jim Powers and Mary . will their partner-ship in Western Clothing to the B. O. ranch. Earl wills his high grades to Zoe. Ruby wills her diamond to Arm Bose. helen wills her LONG walk to school to Betty Wingert. Curtis wills his llodel A to Wilbur so he can get to school on time. Dona Jean wills her nights of study to Barbara C. Charles S. wills his perfect attendance to Shirley Zea. Charles C- wills his interest in Buffalo to Jane Collins. 4 !Y I ' 47 9

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CHARLES CHRIS TIANSON3 LILLIAN HAUGEN: HARRY DENNY s BERNARD KIRSCHT DONA JEAN MEIERS: CURTIS ADAMSON DICK NELLES : LUC ILLE YONAK 2 RUTH ANDERSON: WARD SCHOEPF: LOIS PETERSON: SHIRLEY CHAMBERLAIN JoH1N DORF : MAC MURRAY CARL GOETZKE! EARL STOKES: BETTY LINDS TRIM s MARY OLIVER: RUBY WEESE2 JIM POWERS: VERA HICKLER: MARY VOKETY: HELEN BELL: DALE LUNGWITZ 1 CHARLES SCHEMMEL HARRIET KELLEY: mei we eniord Roses are red, violets are blue, I hate school and why shouldn't y0'U.o Football 5-4 Baseball 5 Tom Tom 5-4 Pow Wow 4 Class Play 5 A closed mouth catches no flies. Chorus 5-4 His cares are now all ended, he has finished school. Basketball 2-5 Track 2-5 Football 5 Band 4 Chorus 2-5-4 Boys Group 5 Mixed Octette 4 Tom Tom 4 I'l1 meet you halfway, I'll admit I'm wrong if you admit I'm right. Track 1-2-5 Chorus 2-5-4 Boys Group 5 Band 4 Tom Tom 4 Class Officer 5 Mixed Octette 4 'Who knows what thoughts are going on behind that placid look. Chorus 2-5-4 Class Play 5 Sextette 4 Class Officer 4 Pow Wow 4 G.A.A. 2-4 Queen's Attendant 5 If you get up early with the sun, don't stay late with the daughtezg Football 2-5-4 Basketball l-2-5-4 Baseball 2 Track 1-Z-5 Class Officer 1-2 Tom Tom 1-2-5 Pow Wow 4 Class Play5 If mite makes right how wrong I must be. Chorus 2-5-4 Boys Group 5 The hardest thing to give is in. Chorus 2-5 Prompter 5 Tom Tom 5 Nothing is impossible to a willing heart-. Tom Tom 5-4 Pow Wow 4 G.A.A. 5-4 Home Ec Club 2 Everyone searches for the golden river, but its a Silver Creek for me. Football l-2-5-4 Basketball l-2-5-4 Baseball 2-5 Track 2-5 Class Play 5 King's Acttendent 2-5 Student Council l-2 A still small voice She is as true as steel. Class Play 5 Class Officer l-2 Student Council 1-2 Queens Attendant 2 All I ask is to be let alone. I do the hardest work of my whole day before breakfast-getting up. Track l-2 Football 2-5-4 Class Officer 4 Class Play 5 Tom Tom 5-4 Pow Wow 4 Boxing 5 Men of few words are the best of men. The early bird gets the worm but who wants a worm. A workman needeth not to be ashamed. Home Ec. Club 1 Class Play 5 Wit and wisdom were born with this woman. Chorus 4 Tom Tom 4 Pow Wow 4 G.A.A. 4 Sextette 4 Many a cute little trick has been taken in with a diamond. I'll give you leave to call me anything if you don't call me James Football l-2-5-4 Boxing 2-5-4 back 2-5 I have often regretted my speech, never my silence. Chorus 2-5 G.A.A. 1 Home Ee Club 1 - Let thy words be few. Love me, love my dog. Band 1-2-5-4. Chorus l-2-5-4 Cheerleading 1-2-5-4 Class Play 5 Pow Wow 4 Class Officer l-2-4 Homecoming Queen 4 Cornet Quartette and duet 2-4 A man of strife, is e. man oi' contention. Band l-2-5-4 Pow Wow 4 Chorus 1-2-5-4 Mixed Group l-2-5-4 Football l-2-5-4 Tom Tom 5 Basketball l-2-5-4 Baseball l-2-5 Track l-2-5 Class Play 5 Class Officer 2-4 Cornet trio 2-5-4 Homecoming King 4 It's better to go broke than never loved at all. Track 5 Boxing 2-5 Football 2-5-4 Basketball 1-2-5-4 Although the last but not least.

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nop ec? Mary's a reporter now, And what she writes is news, And when she finds a mystery She hunts and hunts for clues. Mary V., Oh, Mary V. We oanft imagine What you'll bei Curtis rules the chorus lineg The show is quite a wow, And when the girls forget their ki h cks, Curtis shows them how. Earl is a farmer now, He has learned to milk a cow. On Saturday night he goes to town Just to look and roam around. We see Lill in a house on a hill She married Benny instead of Bill. We see Jim in the boxing ring And then we hear the birdies sing. ut, ked out. We think this is his very last bo Because in a minute hefll be knoc Ruth is a stenographerg The best in the land. She's making her living With her mind and her hands. This is the prophecy of Harlan Ra It is ours and not his task . So now we'll quit just where we started And leave him the same as when we parted. sk Lucy's gone to Hollywood To be a movie star. We know she'll be a big success, And her fame will travel far. Vera is happy, see her smile, She's got her eyes on a wedding aisle. Our guess is, in a little while She will be, Mrs. Loren Eull. Bernard now owns a great big farm, The cows givemore milk because of his ch He lives there alone, with only his pets.: He says with no wife, he has no debts. Tall.. graceful Ruby Heavens to Betsy, Is wed ani gone. can -this be? ShS'S happily married carifs at Alcatraz T0 5 SU-Y T13-med DOH' For killing a flea. Harriet, it seems, Shefs still trying I 'ChUOk's not in the air corp His life is quite a thrill, And when you ask him where's your wings Itfs you hefd like to kill. Harry plays in an orchestra He blows the biggest horn. He thinks its music very sweet, But it's really just plain cornl Betty Lindstromfs keeping'house, She's really quite a cook, ' When she went out to get her man, She used a cake and not a hook. Lois is a housewife She has a vacuum cleaner, But all poor hubby gets to eat Is dry bread and a wiener. Mac, we see, is still in school, And in his hand he holds a tool. The mineograph still won't work And hefs pulling it apart jerk by jerk. Dona Meiers has caused quite a sensation. She has created a new creation. She has invented a new kind of rooketg A kind which you fold, and put in your pocket. Charlie owns a grocery store. He has a pretty clerk, The only trouble she has now-- Is getting him to work. e Telling Shirley's fortune is pretty risky But it's quite safe to say, she'll marry a Biske. Johnny Dorf has quite a profession For now he is head of The old bull session. Doc Schoepf is in the Navy now on a worn out scow. He's peeling potatoes 'When no one's around to take a peek, He sails the scow up Silver Creek. Helen Bell doesn't mean any harm, I guess it's all because of her charm That when she goes walking down the street, You hear the sound of' young men's feet. Dale is quite a celebrity HI'I1Io He is lmown from shore to shore. When he sings the girls all swoon And drop dead on the floor. Dick Nelles has risen Donna Olson is merry, To fortune and fameg Donna Olson is gay, For he is now tackle Donna Olson is happyg For old Notre Dame. Shefll be married some day. is a permanent fixture. to get a good graduation picture. I0