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

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,af LEONARD SCHMIDT - Leonard has shown his musical ability by singing in the choir for 3 years. Leonard also had a leading role in the junior class play, Glamour Boy . If you hear a model A horn, it's Leonard. MARY SHUSTA-Mary seems to be a quiet girl around school, but friends who know her well say differently. She plans to be a sec- retary in future years as she has taken all the business courses and enjoyed them. ARLENE STEINEKE--a rare-find -0 brilliant girl with a good dis- position. Arlene was at GirIs' State in l95O. Choir, band, ma- joretting, and Moose Call staff are some of the activities that she has participated in. WILLIAM WESLEY-Band and FFA seem to be his primary in-' trests in extra-curricular activities. He has participated in both, for four years. Bill always does more than his share when there is work to be done. EUGENE SEBALD-Gene's an ex- cellent athlete, and one with brains. He's taken the hardest subjects and passed with the best of marks. He's also the politician of the class-maybe that's why he's class president. MELBA STEEN- Mebs is the girl who always seems to enjoy life. She-'s continually giggling about something. She's the carefree but sensible type of girl. She's also one of the ace members of the Cam- era Club. BEVERLY STREET--Bev is one of our tall, dark, and smartly dress- ed girls. She has a good voice and uses it in choir, glee club, and special ensembles. Her ambition is to be a model-we think she'll make it, too. JACK ZENTKOWSKI - Athletic Jock is our name for the boy who's played baseball, basketball, and football for four years. ln his senior year, he proved his popu- larity by being chosen Homecom- ing king attendant. ll Mat and Bev give us cz big smile as they leave the school to lineup for graduation.

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