Moose Lake High School - Minicahda Yearbook (Moose Lake, MN)

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R DOROTHY KASPSZAK--Her ever- present smile and readiness for fun has made her our choice for Home- coming attendant each year. She also showed her acting ability in our Junior Class Play Glamour Boy. THEODORE EASTMAN-When ever there is work to do, we find Ted. His interest in music is shown by his attendance at choir and band rehearsals. Special music at assemblies is provided by Ted and his accordion. ROBERT GUNDERSON-Bob is a fellow who takes part in basket- ball, track, and football. He has the distinction of owning the squarest shoulders in school. Bob spends his spare time working in the Star Gazette office. RUSSELL JOHNSON-Russ is one of the best humored boys in Senior high school. He seems to have his eye on farming for his future oc- cupation. He is a very faithful and active member of the FFA. 8 RAMON KASPSZAK - Baseball, track, and class plays take up mast of Ray's extra time. He is also active in intramural volley ball. Ray's personality rates high among his classmates. ELIZABETH GRESKE-Many of us have not had the chance to get to know Betty because she spends most of her spore time working at home. In spite of this fact, she is one of our most ardent sport fans. JOANNE JOHNSON - To know Joannie is to like her. She's edi- tor of the Minicahda, and is a member of band and choir. She is also active in declamation. Joanie is well known for her wonderful sense of humor. ELSIE JUREK-Click, click, click, go the typewriter keys - Elsie's at it again .This speedster in shorthand, also enjoys journalism. She is one of our faithful sopranos in choir and girls' glee club.

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GERALD BUEHRE-He is a be- spectacled boy who eats, sleeps, and talks art. He also enjoys all sports. He is especially interested in hockey and is student manager of the team. Jerry works at the local theatre. MARGARET CHILDS - Whose lonely hand comes vaulting forth when Mr. Jepson asks for the cor- rect solution of a math problem? Who can give the best argu- ments? That's Peg. She has been dubbed the Comedienne of l95l . VERA COUILLARD-A pretty sen- ior, Vera was one of our Home- coming queen attendants. This year she has been active in dec- lamation, Moose Call, Minicahda, and choir. Vera's contagious giggle has added much lite to our class. GERTRUDE DUDEK-Bisha is one of the very active members of our class. She has participated in the junior and senior class plays, dec- lamation. choir, glee club, and she is also editor of the Moose Call. ROBERT CARTFORD-Bob's our fair-haired senior who is outstand- ing in the line of sports. He has been active in intramural basket- ball, track, and football. He also plays the tuba in the high school band. JOHN COSTELLO--John's our freckled senior who enjoys study- the other ing chemistry and sciences. We predict a successful future for Costy. ln spite of all the work he does at home, he is active on various committees. CURTIS DAHLMEIER-- Lite is easy, and smooth, and slow, and that's the way I go. This is the motto Curt has adopted during his high school life. He enjoys photography and has been a great asset to the Camera Club. MARCELLA DOBOSENSKI - This carefree girl left Moose Lake dur- ing her junior year, only to re- turn this year. Her participation in band, choir, and glee club has demonstrated her musical talents. 7 Jack and Marv relax after a hard workout in football.

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DONALD KINDERKNECHT-As a student, good, as an athlete, bet- ter, as just plain Donnie, best. Our Homecoming king is active in all sports, track, football, and hockey. Donnie came from Kansas in his sophomore year. MARLENE KING-When the band marches, Marlene is always out in front as she is our head drum majorette. She is also active in choir, on the Moose Call staff, and in the band, where she plays first trumpet. ELAINE KOHTALA-Elaine is our bashful blonde from Kettle River. Quiet, but nice, is a good descrip- tion of her. As well as being active on the Moose Call and Minicahda staffs she sings in choir. BETTE KRIETLOW -Bette's beau- tiful soprano voice has added much to our choir and glee club. She is one of our enthusiatic cheer- leaders and also teaches twirling. Her cheerful nature makes her a good friend to all. MARVIN KINDERKNECHT-Our dark-haired senior has the distinc- tion of possessing the most explo- sive laugh in school. He has held an office each year in FFA. Marv was the center on our football team this year. ELSA KIVISTO-Elsa transferred from Askov to our school in her senior year. Collecting money for the Minicahda occupied many of her noon hours. Elsa is always well dressed as a result of her ability to sew. JOSEPH KOLODGE-This boy from Split Rock may not be one of the most ambitious boys in class, but for all his quiet ways, he is one of the easiest to get along with. Joe is planning a career of farm- ing. LLOYD LAYON--During the win- ter, Lloyd spends much of his spare time on skates. He has play- ed on the hockey team for three years. He also proved his capabili- ty as a football player this year. 9 0. .L .N Dorothy and Ray check their totals for 5th time. Why won't they balance? the