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

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.X i ..-.... H11 uv nn. 'Nl V... i. -lf' Qehbafzbn We dedicate this year's Minicahda to ROBERT H. STONE- BERG, our senior class advisor, because of his cooperation with our class since 1947. ln addition to his duties as class advisor, he has been advisor for the Moose Call, proofreader for the Minicahda, declamation coach, assistant football coach, and an excellent history teacher. Under his direction, we held our first mock election here this year. We will always include him in our memories of high school. Jn yfkmamzm .. This is in tribute to the memory of Josephine Jurek, one of our classmates, who passed away on Decem- ber l9, 1947. There is no flock, however watched and tended But one dead lamb is there! I There is no fireside howsoe'er defended, But has one vacant chair. Longfellow- Resignation 4

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1,,.,,..i Don, Gene, and Mat, our class officers break this rule: No Snowballs . lst 55? ROBERT BERGLIN-Bob surprised us all by his outstanding perform- ance during his first year on our football team. He has been a great asset to the hockey team since it was organized in I949. ALICE BOWDER-This little lady in our class entered from St. Cloud in her junior year. She has par- ticipated in many extra-curricular activities such as choir, glee club, and the Minicahda Staff. DALE ANDERSON-He has added much to our basketball and foot- ball games by playing his Cornet in the regular band and pep band. DaIe's future seems to be in farm- ing as he has been active in FFA four years. MARGARET ANDERSON-Muggs is the senior we all go to for ad- vice. She has many talents, but dramatics seems to be the most predominate. She's been in both class plays, and has participated in declamation for 3 years. JAMES BAHR-Jim has done much toward winning the respect of his fellow classmates by being basketball student manager. He is interested in all sports and has participated in baseball and foot- ball. 6 DONALD ANDERSON-He is one of the few students who has man- aged to maintain his high grades in spite of his extra-curricular activities. As business manager for the Minicahda, he has done an outstanding job. LYLE ANDERSON-Lyle has been kept busy this year participating in FFA and soliciting ads for the Minicahda. He has sung in the choir and has worked on the class plays. Lyle always has a big smile for everyone. ARLENE BAKER-Arlene has found time to sing in our choir and participate in our class plays even though she spends most of her spore time working downtown. She entered our school from Oregon in her junior year. l