Northwood Kensett High School - Viking Yearbook (Northwood, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1947 volume:

1 f we WM, Z1JZQyflA lf Nt Nt N47 Mr Prehm the superxntendent of Northwood publxc school IS one of Northwood s most enthusxastxc and ardent lover of sports and athletics He wxth the assxstance of the school board and faculty has the task of runnxng our old alma mater Our superxnten dent 1S and has been a frxend to all of us and has trxed to help us smooth out our troubles and worrxes Durxng the summer Mr Prehm plays golf, where lncxdently he swxngs a mean dr1ver Both he and Mrs Prehm enjoy the1r summer tr1ps to various parts of our vast country Mr Prehm IS a graduate of Grxnnell College Grxnnell Iowa and attended the Unxversxty of Iowa and Mxchlgan Unlversxty He teaches general mathematxcs ADMINISTRA TIO Mr J E Bush our prxncxpal has helped us w1th our problems and has trxed to steer us on the rxght road to success He graduated from Iowa State Teacher s Cbllege and taught at Strawberry Poxnt and Postvxlle In N H S he 18 the Englxsh II Grammar and Latln xnstructor Athletxcs are of great xnterest to hnm He coached the freshman sophomore basket ball team and takes a huge xnterest ln all of our hxgh school sports. Our prxncxpal lxkes people who havedeveloped pollsh and style. He thxnks that bexng broadmlnded and havxng a pleasxng personalxty add greatly ln gettxng ahead on the long road to suc cess. .XX e , . s W , . . , . ' I 7 I l . . . . . I D , 4' , . an MRS BUJER chool Indxana College Iowa State llnneaota U Major Math Minor Physics Lxkea lell poised and courteous people D1alxkee Smart Alec, Hobbxea Glassware and readxng MISS SELLECK School Iowa State Teachers College Iowa State College Major Home Economxca Mxnor English Lgkeg Sxzzlxng steaks and atudents that work Dxslxkes Double features and checkxng test papers Hobbxea Travel musxc poetry and sewnng mf? iw W -,:...s I 4 'mfPSv MR FRINK School Ames Iowa State Mayor Agrxcultural Educatxon Like! Beefsteak and cherry upsxde down cake Dxalzkes Dxlhonesty Hobby Readlng books and magaznnes base ball MR WITHAM School Iowa State Teachers College Mayor Instrumental Iusxc Likes Students on txme for band rehears a s an pork chops D181 0 Gettxng up in the nornxng Hobbies Composition and txnkering wxth car M sn ' 4 I 4 ,, 'Y . 4. ' , no M 1 V ' ' ?f M. I x mass v A' U ':- , I 'gwWiQ H ,gt Q ' Y I AH1Q,,agQwi? . V' 5 E? V'J :-A f?fp35 MJA 5 .1 L . cr S : ' I . : - ' : .. .. - : I . : . ' ' : 1 . . : 1.5 ' .'H.-3 In t K gzfmiif I ' x MISS SEGER MRS KUCZOR MR. KOOB School: Isrtburg Hnjvr: History Minor: P. T. Likes: Cherry ple snd stesks Dislikes: People who gripe Hobbies: Woodworking and hunting and fishing T School Iowa State Teachers College and Northwestern Major Speech and English Mlnor Iusxc end history Lxkes People wxth good senses f humor snd T bone steaks Dlnllkes Gold brxckers and gettxng up nn the mornxng Hobbles Anythxng connect ed wnth dramatsc readxng and musxc from the listening angle MISS BOEHLJE School Iows State Teachers College Mejor Busxness Educatxon Minors Englxsh and musxc Lxkes Prompt ness and books Dxslxkes Alarm clocks and xrresponslble people Hobbses Music Nha bdrm School Cornell College Nsjor lusxc Educstnon Lxkes Franck aD lxnor Symphony Dxslxkes Ruta bagns and cowboy musxc Hobbies Iaksng doll clothes MISS CRAIG School Iowa Unsversxty Mejor Hxstory Hxnot English Llkll Brxght colored clothes end ple a la mode Dzsllkes People who talk out turn xn cle Hobbies Pho tography hxkxng badminton and volley ball i A C ' xfb. -KN .fa . ,gr 0 ., V YM' -HIV .ffm ,qYw'-. !l , .,.. rffz' ,nga ' 5... , , -4 ,iff ' kgs '4 :. K Je y,kr Lf.. W, , 4:72. 'jg Li- is-,. ff'-rg' .5 ' -fum ,f L, jf! ,- ,.. J V, . K. ,- W4 49N Mi! SENIORS RICHARD BOTTOLFSON B8Sketball. 2 3 4 Bggebg G ee ub 4 Class Officer 4 Mixed Chorus 3 4 Newspaper 4 Business Manag er on Annual 4 NORMAN DIERKS F otball 1 2 3 4 Bnskefblll u 3 CHARLOTTE BRONES ee Club Mxxe orus 1 3 S x e nd 2 3 4 Oboe S o Lxbrarxan 3 4 Newspaper 2 3 Annual S aff 4 BILL EBERT F otball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 3 4 N Cl b 2 3 4 Annua Staff 4 Baseball BEVERLY BURTNESS ee Club 1 Pep Squad Newspaper 4 LU VERNE ERICKSON otball 1 2 3 EILEEN CHRISTIANSON ee Club . 1 . S Hixe orus 1,2,3, 3 Girls Trio , : l'xe uar e , , 3 Girls Sextet 2,3,4: ladrigal , 3 o voca , , g Brass Sextet 3,4: Band 2,3, 4: Bass Solo 2,45 Pep Squad 4: Class Queen 1: Class play 3: Newspaper 1,2.3.4i Annual staff 4: Class Officer 1,2,3 AVIS GOFF Club 2 Slack Committee 1,2,3,4 Class Plly 33 Usher 2.3.4 Office Girl 32 Newspaper Annual Sta L.. Q' Q-P ,A1 - iC'4 ' Y gunna- 41 iw QU! GLENYS HANSON ee Club 1 Mxxe orus 1 2 3 4 Trxple Trxo 1 Accompannst I 2 3 4 Band 4 Barztone So o Lxbrarxan 2 3 Class Officer 4 Brass Sextet 3 4 Class Queen 4 Newspaper 4 Annual S aff 4 MERRILL HOVE F otball 1 2 3 4 Basketball use al tter Club 1 MARILOU HARMON G ee Club 1 MARILYN JOHNSON Glee Club 1 3 4 Mixed Chor s xple Tr Sextet 3 4 Trxo 4 Madrxgal Band 2 Sax Quartet 3 Sax Solo Junlor Play 3 Newspaper 2 3 4 Cheer leader 2 3 4 ELAINE HEISLEY ee Club lxxe orus 4 ex et 4 Ban 2 4 Pep Squad 4 Lxbrar n 2 News aper nnual Staff 4 MERLE LARSON G ee Club 1 2 3 4 Sextet 2 Basketball 1 QKensettj News paper 1 gan i4f ' MERLE HENDRICKSON Pep Squad 4 Annual Staff 4 ILA LILJEDAHL Glee Club 1 QE! ! ' ge. Pb 'nv' ffilll rf' 43 f LUTHER LITTLE junior Play 3 JAMES MARTIN Glee Club 2,3,4: Mixed Chor- fi GF' 5 ,Af- hun.. -Q , gg. us 3,4: Football 1,2,3,4: . . 'Si 3 1? Basketball 3,43 Letter Club 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4: News- paper 3,4 JEANNINE LUCKEN Glee Club 23 Usher 3: News- paper 3 VERNA MAE MCHENRY ee Club Us e RUTH LUND ee Club 1 Mxxe orus 1 2 3 4 d 1 Clarxnet uartette 2 Clarnnet T no 3 Woodwxnd Qulntette 3 Lxbrarxan 2 3 4 junior play 3 Newspape 4 Annua aff Slnc Commxtte JAMES MCQUATTERS junxor Play 3 Newspaper ALFRED MANDT Football 3 4 Basketball 3 aseball 3 Letter Club MARGARET MYLI Usher 3 1, aff A f 1 '39- ffl, HERBERT NEALE F otball 2 3 4 Letter C ub U S Marnne Corps 1 -gW?, RENA RUSTAD ee Club gig, orus l xp e rlo Accompanxst 4 junior Play 3 Newspaper 4 Annual Staff nd Clarlne Q lffet 2 3 4 Clarxnet Trxo odwrnd uxntet brary Ou-nl? IIE DARLENE OLMSTEAD ee Club Mxxe C orus 2 3 4 Trnple Trxo 1 adrxgal 4 and Drum Duet 2 Accompanxst 2 ,Q RN 3 4 Accompanxst operetta 3 Newspaper 4 Assocxnte Ed xtor on Annual 4 f ', RUTH SCHAUB ee Club lnxe Chorus 2 3 Newspaper 2 3 hd 2 3 4 x o o Sax Quartet 3 Junlor Play 3 DEAN PERRY B sketball 1 2 3 4 Football ase a G ee ub 1 3 Mixed Chorus and C ass offlcer ass '55 Jlhf etter Annua staff 4 Presxdent of Letter A Club 4 44? ' EVELYN SPILDE 4 Ni hi' ee Club 1' nd ' Vp thaw-1 Clarinet Quartet 3' Woodwind 'W f,j4 ' Quintet 3' Clarinet Solo 2 , 3 4-Newspaper 2 3 4' Librar- 7 5fAfj2 I , ' n ' Annua S a ROBERT PIXLEY ee Club 1 2' Football 1 ' as et a , g tter Club 1 3 Class President 2 'C' BILL ST. CLAIR W -.., ee Club 2: F otbnll 1,2, , E' I B Sketbnll 1,2,3,4: News- Pef 2,3,4: Letter Club , : nun ta 3 C as Treasurer 1 ICH 'Y 1-f 'ju-v .3 X . 55. 'l i ,Q ,. F l ' SENIORS 3 JEAN TAYLOR ,N Band 1' Newspaper 1,2 3 4' Junior Class Play 3 Libra: xan 2 ev -wr' LEE WALSWICK Junxor Play 3 Glee Club 1 BRUCE TURVOLD ee Club 1 Mxxe orus 1 2 3 4 ladrxgal Boys Quartet 3 4 Mxxe uartet 4 n Drum Solo 3 4 Drum Duet 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Athletxc ,Q M nager 2 3 4 Dance Com ttee 1 2 3 4 Newspaper 1 4 Edxtor of Annum junxor Play 3 L tter C ub LOREN WATTS nd 1 2 4 Brass Sexte unxor ay G ee Uh 1 2 3 4 lxxed Chorus nnua ta Glee Club 1 3 4 Mnxed Chor jane Martxn as e a Leslxe Nelson Baseball 3 4 Letter C ub 2 3 4 Dance Commrttee 1 2 i, Q a C a esxdent 1 Assocxate E xtor of Annual 4 News paper junxor Play 3 Nc' al- Hotto Knowledge 1s a treasure, but practzce zs the k to it Color Kelly green and whzte Flower Yellow rose , M Y x 2,3,4: F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 rf , gg: Har, G1 ,2,3,4: ' d Ch , , , : ' 3. 4: . : ' d U Q : Ba d 1.2.3.4: in , ,lgn ' - Q x 4 5 Q mi I v v 3 v K . 2.3, : ' 1 4: J q ' 5 : I -:Q 2.3.4 Bn , ,3, : t 3.4: J ' P1 3: 1 C1 . . . : ' 1,2.3.4: A 1 S ff 4 Not Pictured JIM WIGNES . ' - ' . 1 V ' us 1: B k tbl11,2,3,4g ' , Q 1 X 3:42 Fo tb 113,45 llss A5 y Pr ' ,3: ' d. : - 4 : ll ' ' ' ey ' . VI I OR CLASS Back row Myron Leraaen Jaclue Plowman Robert Lau Mary Llnter Allan LOW Ole Reyer son Charles Turner Marjorle Thoen Margaret Rabe Lols Haugebak V1o1aMyre Vxolet Myre Thxrd row Lowell Crapser Gary Torgeson Harley Lehman Gene Cooley Arlene San vxk Irl Madson Gerald Ellxot Ruth Schultz Merle Aase Lou Ella Boyd Norma Sxngel stad Frances Adams Donald Hagen Second row Yvonne Davrs Lxly Land Alton Lokken Donald Groe Clarrce Reyerson Dalores Frednckson junlor Logeman Erthl Bakken,V1rg11 Grosland Warren W11l1ams Dennxs Talle Vera Haugen Bonnre Neale Fxrst row Ivadene Hendrlckson Fannle Mae Grlpln Merrlyn Anderson Charles Reeder Wxlfred Roxsen Norman Davrs Donald Torgerson Donna Elllngson Av1s Nelson Max Larson Mrnor Barnes Marlene Behl Absent from prcture Actton R1 tchey What happens when a student becomes a Jun1or? Nearly every lng the fall the ho mlng maklng a oa t class play and going to foot ll games fllls therr tl When wlnter comes, basketball queen campalgnlng asslstlng 1n publication of the senlor annu asf' a slergh rldes, skatlng ar ties, and basketball games come also The hlghllght of the spring term 1S the Junlor senlor prom Studylng hard and long because ey at las know that tho grades,bes1des havlng the ablll be 1h extra currlcu act1v1t1es, are the thrngs that make a successful future he flfty one junlors chose Ivadene Hendrlckson for thelr basketball vueen candldate The Junlor class sponsors are Mrs Charles Kuczor and Mlss Selleck Cease l th' . In me- co ' , ' fl t, he ' . - . ba . ' ' 'me. 3' '. A l, - p - P 'W . 1 0 I 65' A -L' ' ' T 1 .. th t ' se eq ' . . . .- Q-nd ty to ' - ' lar A Q . . . . r. . T OPHOMOR CLASS Back row Mane Nunmedahl Stanley Estes Russell Moretz Betty Eskxldsen Henry Thomp son Robert Butler Mar1eRabe Phyllxs Hendrxckson Dale Flatness Ed1thLehnan Thxrd row Marxlyn Roppe Dale Slme Ila Mae Hagen Dorothy Larson Wxllxam Wardwell Jo Anne M1l1er Carolynn Balley Donald Crapser Fern Haugen Second row jo Ann johnson Marlene Mellem Helen Thompson R1chard Cleveland Nell Blakestad Verneal Nxeman jean Hendrxckson Betty Schmxdt Fxrst row Devona Allum Phyllxs Haugen Truman Hengesteg Armand Oetken Dolores Perkxns George Wescott Barbara Cooley Loxs Reyerson LaVon Kuhlmann Not shown Dons Forde Marxan Hove Ardell Tonga When a student becomes a sopho re, e has lost h1s shy a take a more actlve part ln the stud1es and act1v1t1es of the school Th1s year s class proved to have great poss1b1l1t1es ln f1ne leadersh1p and good sports manshxp Ila Mae Hagen, a newcomer to hxgh school who galned 1mmed1 ate popularlty, was the sopho more basketball queen cand1date M1ss Cra1g and Mr Frlnk are the sophomore sponsors Q . - 1 mo h nd ' uncertain ways, and begins to if . . R I . , . . .- FR HMA CLASS Back row Marxlyn Burtness Marxan Bendxckson Russell Olson Hubert Hlnds M110 Pang burn Donna Thoen Glenn Nelson Luan Land Phyllxs Mylx Russell Schaub 'I'h1rd row Glenn Wolfe Horace Hendrrckson Duane Bakken Bernrce Logemann Alvrna Senne Gerald Groe Lael Carmody Beverly Forde Phyllxs Myers Allan Hanson Delrose Hermanson Bruce Odden LuVern Reyerson Second row Mavls Grosland Glorxa Falk Barbara Torgerson Mary Lou Hove Harlan Wxllxams Maxrne 'Ihrner Robert D1ercks john Hove Delores Adams Carla Nelson Rozelle Frnch Janette Olson JoAnn Nelson Flrst row LeAnn Evans Elton Kuhlmann Carol H1nds Geneva Brones Karl Czturs Howard Nelson Lucxlle M1tche1l JoAnn Sharp Phyllxs johnson Wayne Huso Alxce Jean Logemann Joan Mellem Absent from pxcture Alvxn Anderson On September 2 1946,over flfty wlde eyed freshmen cllmbed the two fllghts of stalrs and took N H T LS grou un a lar w1th the customs a ldeas of high school l1fe,rap1d ly adapted themselves to the mode of the student body One of the hlghllghts of thelr flrst hlgh school daze was the 1946 homecomlng When the floats came down the street, everyone was attracted by the covered wagon bearlng the slgn, We e back for homecomlng an also a llttle slgn saylng freshmen Lucllle Mltchell was thelr freshmen class basket ball queen candldate The fresh men class sponsors are M1 Boehlje and Mr Koob 1,5 l , . their places in the assembly of old . .S. h' p, f - y mil' ' nd jf3 .f ' - on or Y ' . . v V, t K 4 u s P. aa xr ' as, A ' d . . . ll Ui. ' ' , 'ss EMHUIQMDE Back row Donna Fzeld Margxe Bratrud Kay Mortenson Curtxs Rustad Dan Lzttle Carol Ann Lxen Paul Chrxstxanson Betty Nesset Second row Teacher Mus Tosdahl Betty Reyerson Iola Bakken Lyle Rabe, Phl lip Bottol fson LaVon Hove Judy Bolender Elda Abben Davld Johnson Margaret Torgerson Fxrst row Francis Thompson Marcllle Kuhlmann Howard Nelson Wallace Blakestad Carol Foley Kerma Grosland Rodney Olson C11 fford Abbey SNENUIHMDE Back row Gerald Thompson Robert johnson Phyllxs Juhl Bxlly Pangburn DeWayne Patterson Kenneth Brazel Dorothy Gullxckson Thxrd row Clarxon Anderson Donna Mae Mandt Orlxn Dean Horgan Ardx th Ebert Rxchard johnson Bob Cleveland Second row Kenneth Chase Carroll Schmxdt Beverly Swensrud Donna Neale Shxrley Schultz Dmne Abben Glenn Torgeson Fxrst row Rlchard Hanson Shrrley Bakketun Kenneth Harmon Harold Abben Donna Wolfe mQwm mx ,M . I H e ,, 5 17- : , 1. SQ ' ' .' ' . .1 ' is . 4 N 4 - . 'Q - wg ,, , .K ' . I . ' if ' K., A v- . a H- . U .- ' 1 . . . , . ' 9 U I l I . . . , 1 P 1 ' : I 1 1 - . 9 1 1 I 1 1 1 . . 1 ' - o I v . 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . - 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 3 1 1 1 1 ' ill- SIXTH GRADE Back row Danxel Pangburn Teacher Mxss Pbpham john Balley Dxck Elwell Rxchard Lau Charles Noel Thxrd row janxce Rexter Ruth Thoen Norma Loeschen Marxedna Oetken Larry Torgerson Eldean Hermanson Second row Delores Ryan Gaylord Anderson Marlene Hove Loxs Crapser Delores Gullxckson Maxyne Odden Fxrst row jxm Ashman Roger Hendrxckson Russell Wxgnes Arlene Nelson Roger Ellxott Dean Hermanson MISS TOSDAHL MISS MELLEM MISS POPHAM Junlgf Hlgh fglghg-1-,J jun1ot Hxgh CSeventhj JUHIOI' H1gh fS1xthj Af1thmet1c Hyg1ene Englxsh Hlstory Geography Penmanshlp cwms Readxng f7th and amp Readxng Cathy Sczence 0 : . u ' I 9 l v . v . 9 - I I . 9 I 1 I 1 ' 3 1 l Y . . . , . . : . I v v r . v ' . la 1 'V , 'W Y we V x . I 5 Q J , '1? 3 5 ,Q s W 5' ., 2' Q ,I A ' fememioz 70 ea Casualtxes of the first grade Marxlyn lost her dlgnxty wxth tape pasted across her mouth for talklng too much Lost a lxttle gxrl wxth blonde curls servxng tlme ln the fxrst grade lctlzak room, answerlng to the name of Jean Taylor jean had taken her hat and coat and had gone e Mr Prehm evxdently frxghtened lxttle boys because Loren Watts crled every txme he entered the kxndergarten room Elalne Hexsley was gagged ln the fxrst grade for too much talklng Many of us mxght fxnd our ghosts xn the closets of the prxmary buxldxng Glenys Hanson and Ruth Schaub were spanked Whxch started ln fxrst grade dxscxplxne or dev1ltry9 We ate Ralston rn second grade instead of Wheatles to get the Ralston box tops Our enthuslasm was good for we had planned to get a bowl for the box tops We never saw them Who could forget the treats we we got from Mxss Halvorson nn the th1 rd grade or the cheese treat we got from Mx ss Glrxstxan son rn flrst or the fudge ln fxfth grade from Mxss Kgerland More than one ruler was broken over the knuckles of an unruly talker xn the fourth grade How about that Marvxn? Party lxfe started xn the fxfth grade Do you remember Glenys Halloween party? We not only xncreasea our educatxon ln Jumor H1 gh but we were lncreasrngly cunnlng or lnstance passxng notes hxdxng comlc books wrltxng penmanshlp to musxc and whlstllng at the sane tnme We also learned how to walk ln the halls whlle 1h junxor Hlgh but forgot when we reached hxgh school What a tlme we had on our seventh grade hxke Who can forget when Jean lost her shoe nn the stream Mxss Mellem had a hard txme gett1ng us to come home Our class has always been a good class for partles We had qulte a few for Betty Sorenson when she left Our athletlc muslcal and 11 terary careers orxglnated ln Junlor hxgh Our Englxsh class put out a newspaper We took our turn bexng green freshmen md quaked at the news of the xnxtxatxon party Elleen Chrxstxanson was Basketball Queen Everyone can recall the burden of the popcorn stand at the Remember the sophomore bxology class when Mr Koob told the class to get the largest dxamond they could and Exleen Glrxstlanson saxd she would take anythxng she could get barn dance gxvxng the Freshman Sophomore party for revenge Rena Rustad was our basketball queen candldate Portrax ts were palnted on the walls durxng our class play practlce by one of our Qahemj responsible students The guxlt fell to Exleen Chrlstxanson but the boys scrubbed them off Remember the dress rehearsal when Marxlyngohnson d1dn't make her entry on the stage ln her strapless gown f due to cxrcumstances beyon her controlj class rrngs arrlved at the end of the year and created a mxld sensatxon ln the class all the fun we had getting up the prom raxn snow gettxng the wet lxlacs dlggxng up a tree haulxng park benches makxng the rock garden grass xntermxttant lunches corsages art work lost our orchestra the added touch wxth the stage show Charlotte Kruse was B B Queen candxdate Contest at Butt when the lxghts went out and s1ng1ng began ln the Northwood sectlon and soon spread throughout the audx torlum Inde pendence and State Contest the destructlon Mr Koob caused at the golf course whxletoboggan lng results black eye and temporary teeth marks bandaged nose Mxssxng school because of snow all our w1nter partxes We won homecomlng plaque for float what school spxrltl A wlnnxng football and basketball team' Speech class provlded opportunx tres for dramatxc possxbxlxtxes to show thexr stuff make up play stunts the senxor play also produced many xncndents whxch we wxll never forget Muslc contests for we senxors meant more this year Clear Lake Mason C1 ty and Independence provxded us wx th experxences we wlll never never forget the prom thxs txme rt was for us Tournanents set Northwood out ln front our teams not only gave a good dxsplay of basketball but also our cheerlng sectlon Class spxrxt was shown when xt was decxded to produce an annual 0'1ce our class declded on somethlng It was as good as accompllshed Baccalaureate was held May 18 1947 wxth the Rev Mr Wolfe our speaker Graduatxon proved to be a solemn event even though some expressed xt a pleasure to leave N H S Dr Henry Olson of Buena V1 sta College was the graduatxon speaker C , Q x N :le 'gr ur y , P 5' W ' ' zr- W ,W I A Q' ll O J ' 1 ' ' ' 1 4. a . - u u 9 , a n n .1 . Q o I . ' ' n I. o n .I . ' n a- ' 1 ' a . n . .I-f 0 : , n , 1 u u w . ' I a ' n . . 0 w u n J a - 1 l . . u D ... . . , a I. o l 0 I : - ,. ' ... U . . l 1 ' 1 ' a , h , ' 1 D - . . . ff i Tic 44? uni' n. . ef? A Q ', ' . , 7 K ,- , .fl - G 1' Xkr ,. ':-e , y H x L, , ggsfvi, I .' 'u- - . .4 4 Qu ,Q .x'-- - l N 4' 4? n Q -ig.. ,Q-ik-14 F xg -'5.?.'A 'Y Q Q9 JT'-.':' '- 9.5 1 '51- 'TA-:Pa 9 I-u, -s 'lg -Hes Im! Qvl qgfwy 740: Coach Henry Koob's fiery Vik- ings won the North Iowa Confer- ence by going through a rough 8 game schedule undefeated, two of these being non-conference, how- ever. In winning the first con- ference championship in 9 years, the Vikings amassed a total of 225 points while holding the opposition to a mere 25 points- going the first S games unscored Stubby Hove led the scoring by crossing the double strip 26 times The Vikings opened the season with an impressionable 44 to 0 victory over Nashua, a newcomer to the Northwood schedule Then appearing on the home field for the first time theVik1ngs power housed over Garner19 to 0 North wood next traveled to Belmond defeat the Broncos by t humiliating score f 47 to 0 Then on the following Friday eve the Northwood crew put to an end a long string of victories which 'Was Lake Mllls had enjoyed over N H S by romplng over the Vlklngs 25 to 0 Thls game saw the long run of the season when Stubby Hove 1ntercepted a Lake Mllls ass nd n touchdown After golng to Br1tt and defeatlng a prevlously un beaten team 18 to O the V1k1ngs turned home for f1r homecomlng Northwood has seen ln several years I the game the year as far as roughness 1S concerned Buffalo Center became the f1rst team to scoreon North wood but wllted under a second half onslaught and bowed ln de at 24 o 1 Forest Clty e came the second team to score agalnst the Conference Klngs but they too dld not hold the V1k 1ng Grld mach1ne They lost 26 to 13 to the Red and Blue Thls completed the conference sched ule but 1n the annual game wlth r1val Manly Northwood defeated e Rallroaders 20 to o ra1n-soaked fleld .Aw 5 . 'gk UBL - 704465456 gum! Th1s year Northwood w111 lose 9 of the startlng team through graduatlon Sen1or letterwxnners are Dean Perr quarterback Stubby Hove fullback B111 Ebert, half back LuVerne Er1ckson, halfback Bob Plxley, end jlm Martln, end Norman Dlerks tackle Alfred Mandt tackle B111 St C1a1r, guard Other 1etterw1nners are Norman Davls, guard Gene Cooley back Chuck Reeder, guard Dlck Cleveland guard Armand Oetken center F1na1 conference stand1ngs were W1n Lose Northwood Garner Buffalo Center Lake M111s Brltt Forest C1ty Belmond Back row jxm Wxgnes Arnand Oetken Gene Cooley Warren Wxllrams Dale Flat nes Thxrd row Coach Henry Koob Norman Davxs Max Larson Allen Low Donald Torgerson Marvxn Ann erson Charles Reeder Second row B111 St Claxr Dre LuVerne Erxckson Dean Perry Stubby Hove B111 Ebert Bob Pxxley ' . ' ' : y, , I C I I , ' - 1 , I , ' I I S 3 I l I . 1 F . 9 Q . ' : . Q : . 1 Z . 1 - 6 O 45 15 ' 35 25 ' 35 25 ' 2 4 ' 15 45 0 6 s y . . i I , I . 7 : .I . y Y . k Cleveland, Alfred Mandt, Norman Diercks, Herb Neale. First row: jim Martin, v 5, H I , i . E 2 . If - Q N 'lf ' 4 ia . Wazutcf ?446eZJ4ll Squad Thxs 1S the basketball squad whxch completed one of the f1nest seasons for North wood Hlgh School and well earned the honor of belng one of the better teams to come from Northwood The Vxk1ngs rolled up 19 stralght w1ns before Forest C1ty a prevxous v1ct1m of the Red and Blue handed the Northwood team xts f1rst defeat 1n 20 starts ID a double overtxme The second defeat xn the 24 game schedule came at the hands of the Lake M111s Bulldogs xn the f1na1s of the D1str1ct Tournament Thxs was an upset as the V1k1ngs had beaten Lake M1115 twlce xn the regular season Perhaps the bxggest laurel gaxned by the Vxklngs was w1nn1ng the North Iowa Conference for the f1rst undxsputed crown xn the school s hxstory Another record establxshed was the total total a year ago whxch was made ln 26 games Another record was the 28 poxnts scored by j1m Wxgnes to set a new floor record for the Northwood floor Seven of the squad are senxors and the other sxx are Junxors Ebert Hove Perry and Wxgnes of the startxng lxneup w111 be lost through graduatxon Low wxll be the only regular back Other senxors are St Claxr Pxxley and Bottolfson whlle Larson Reyerson Davxs Cooley and W1l1xams w111 be back to bolster next year s team Cbach Henry Koob Dean Perry Bob Plxley B111 St Claxr B111 Ebert, jlm Wxgnes Allen Lnw Stubby Hove Luck Bottolfson, Max Larson Warren Wxlllams, Nonman Davxs, Gene Cooley ' U . . . . . , . . . , . u . points scored for one season. The team annexed 1100 points which is 44 more than the . . . . I , , . . . . , ' , . , . ' . l . . . v , l - , . . . Zacdetfaff gum! A new plan for produclng better athletes has been intro- duced 1nto the North Iowa Conference of wh1ch Northwood is a member In place of havlng a second squad made up of juniors and senxors who weren t good enough to make t e varslty squad they decided to replace it wlth a freshmen-sophomore team The season's record 1S not very 1mpress1ve John Bush 1S the coach for th1s squad Cleveland Mxlo Pangburn Hubert Hxnds Merle Aase Harlan Wxllxams LaVon Kuhl mann Glenn W0lfe 1 I , ' 1 h . , . john B.lsh, Wayne Huso, John Hove, Glenn Nelson, Bruce Odden, Armand Oetken, Dick Golng hand 1D hand w1th the w1n nlng athletlc teams are the cheer leaders Northwood cheerleaders planned and produced the flrst cheerleaders cl1n1c 1n the world Helplng the pep squad to produce pep meetlngs and spurrlng thelr team on to vlctory kept the cheerleaders very busy Marllyn Johnson and Bruce llngson Marllyn Anderson and Dennls Talle are Junlors The Freshmen Sophomore team also has thelr cheerleaders They are Barbara Cooley Jean Hendrlckson Lols Reyerson Marlene Mellem Marle Rabe and Luc1lle M1tchell , - , . . . Turvold are the seniors: Donna El- . . , . . i . I 1 7 Back row jo Ann Miller Bruce Turvold Iola Bakken Elaine Heisley Erthl Bakken Eileen Christianson Paul Christxanson Darlene Olmstead Wayne I-Iuso Glenn Wolfe Marcille Kuhlmann Third row Betty Reyerson Phyllis Hendrickson Shirley Bakketun Donna Thoen Marian Bendickson Ardi th Ebert Ibnna Neale Avis Nelson Wallace Blakes stad Minor Barnes Glenys Hanson Neil Blakestad Wilfred Roisen Oxrtxs Rustad Devona Al lum jo Ann Sharp Gene Cooley Marilyn Anderson Second row Lois Haugebak Alice jean Lpgeman Barbara Cooley Marie Nunnedahl Barbara Torgerson Mary Lpu Hove Philip Bottolfson jackie Plowman Loren Watts Lael Carmody Ruth Schaub Marlene Mellem Marilyn Johnson First row Ruth Lund Rena Rustad Charlotte Brones Evelyn Delrose Hermanson Our band which is only two years old is composed of 51 members Under Mr Witham s baton, we have improved so that now we are looking forward to the state contest As yet we haven t succeeded in acquiring uniforms but are enthusiastically working toward that goal On january 10 we scheduled a special benefit basketball game with Rudd The entire net receipts were awarded to the music fund S147 which is to be used by all music groups Our pep band is present at nearly everyone of our games to boost the spirit of the team The personnel of this group is varied from time to time to afford an opportunity for each member of the concert band to play The band is also taking an interest in marching Last june, we took part in the annual North Iowa Band Festival at Mason City where we marched down Federal Avenue along with all the other bands present The parade, during the homecoming cele bration was led by the band The band program consists of full band rehearsals three mornings a week and the remaining two are devoted to the small groups Every member is required to take one 20 minute lesson a week Soloists can arrange special extra sessions for ad ditional instruction M Witham has also started a Junior band so that there will be a reserve to depend upon when the seniors graduate, which will leave several vacancies. Spi lde, Marian Hove, Judy Bolender, -Lucille Mitchell, Gloria Falk. Absent from picture: , . . , . . , . ' I I I I . O I ' 1 Q ' . Y , . . . . 0 . . r . . . . - , . 1' I Q 'Yaoi gud: 66:45 Top row Mary Lxnter Marllyn Johnson Dolores Fredr1ckson Avxs Nelson Lou Ella Boyd Mavxs Grosland Second row Mar1an Bendxckson Dxrector M1ss Seger Helen Abben Ruth Lund Marx lyn Anderson joan Mellem Darlene Olmstead Elleen Chrlstxanson Fxrst row Elzune He1s1ey Charlotte Brones Second Quia glee 63145 Back row Lols Reyerson Marlene Mellem Clarxce Reyerson Lael Carmody Mar3or1e Thoen Merle Larson Arlene Sanvxk Ruth Schaub Helen Thompson Delores Perluns Carolynn Baxley Fern Haugen D1 rector Mxss Seger Second row Vxolet Myre Alxce Jean Logeman Glorxa Falk Beverly Forde Marx an Hove Jean Hendrxckson Ibnna Theon Edxth Lehman Doxs Haugebak Erthl Bakken Marx lyn Roppe F1 rst row Mary Lou Hove Geneva Grones Ivadene Henduckson Dorothy Larson Donna Ellxngson Lucxlle M1tCl'1ell Barbara Cooley JoAnn Sharp JoAnn johnson Vxola Myre Accompanxst Phyllxs Hendrxckson Rena Rustad 1' 3 D' . v f ' . . , , l QW V , - 2 ., W - 2 Q ff' l 5 . , 47 . I ' P . XXX X Y I I ' 66 Glenys Hanson, jackie Plowman, Fannie .Mae Gi 1pin.- y , , v 'Q M - r 4 P4 H fi A Whudgdawc Back row Marxan Bendxckson Avxs Nelson Lowell Crapser Max Larson Dxck Bottolfson James Martln Bruce Turvold Loren Watts Mary L1nter Darlene Olmstead D1 rector V1rg1n1a Seger Second row Dolores Fredrlckson Marxlyn Johnson Charlotte Brones Russell Olson LaVon Kuhlmann Allan Hanson Glenn Hexsley Wayne Huso Mxnor Barnes Glenn Wolfe Dale S1me Joan Mellem Mar1lynAnder son Acoompanlst Glenys Hanson E Back row Gene Cooley Max Larson Hubert Hlnds jxm W1gnes Dxck Bottolfson Henry Thompson james Martxn Bruce Turvold Loren Watts Dxrector Vxrgxnxa Seger Second row Glenn Wolfe Minor Barnes Lowell Crapser Russell Olson Nell Blakestad Russell Schaub Robert Lau Lee Walswxck Flrst row Wayne Huso Harley Lehnan john Hove Dale S1me Glenn Nelson LaVon Kuhlmann Allan Hanson Accomp anlst Darlene Olmste K Rf-5-1, . NL -,, Q , 'qi . . .sm Y V' - A r Nelson, Jackie Pllovman, Eileen Chrlstianson, Lou Eylla Boyd. First row: Ruth Lund,'Elaine I ' , ad. ,, t fi - 1 ' 5. xl :IT F- fs I A A on 41 . S 'W 47 QUARTET Pjffb 5 'X av 3 OQYQQ 3 W THE FIGHTI G LITTLES The yunxor class play 'Ihe Fxghtxng Lxttles' ' by Booth Tark1ngton was presented November 6 1946 1n the Northwood school audxtorxum The play was dxrected by Mrs Charles Kuczor wxth assxstance from commxttees of class members The plot dealt wx th complxcatxons that often ar1 se xn the ordxnary Amencan household when decxdedly modern tastes and xdeas come xnto conflxct wx th the more starch and old fashxoned customs Charles 'lilrner and Donna Ellxngson earned the roles of parents of the Lxttle famxly wxth Marxlyn Anderson and Mxnor Barnes as thexr chxldren often m1sunderstand1ng thexr tbexr parents and bexng mxsunderstood by them jackie Plownan was a more adult cousxn of the family and Warren Wxllxams and Ivadene l-lendrxckson were nerghbors very much xnter ested rn the Lxttles daughter and son Dolores Fredrxckson took the part of a southern lass wxth flattery for all men Mary Lxnter was Almatrna the patxent maxd of the household Fannxe Mae Gxlpxn and Lou Ella Boyd were frxends of the famxly Harley Lehman was an aspx rxng young man determ1ned to reorganxze Mr L1tt1e's busxness for hxm Dennxs Talle was Dxcky Harpeddle a lad who wanted speed and actxon Lxllxe Land was Mrs Harpeddle who had vxsxons of a new order of thlngs and Loxs Ann Haugebak was Mxss Pologa one of her psychxc proteges J' . . ,, . . . . y I . . . l . i . , . . . . . - . . , 0 . I n 1 3 -I n ' J li 2 l 'ff I f 3 5 5 I A' K ljl - 3 1 F S K .4 gll 5 f f 1 1 3 ' W I P M A xx - V . al 11 g K V VL. Wk , Q 1 on gs y l l fl Y, of QS H-12 D513 7 As juniors the present seniors presented the comedy June Mad It was presented November 30 1945 under the direction of Miss Esther Webb- Eileen Christianson and Dick Bottolfson were the parents of Marilyn john- son a typical teen-age girl One of her most important puppy-love affairs was with Bruce Turvold a college friend of her uncle s Don Sayer As the plot comes to a climax she finds she really loves jim Wignes a clumsy neighbor jim who feels he is very misunderstood by both his sister, Ruth Schaub and his father Loren Watts soon forgets his grievances. Adding to the story of the play were Avis Groff, the maid, and Luther Little, the gener- al handyman. Ruth Lund and Lee Walswick brother and sister, were friends of Marilyn Rena Rustad, the kindergarten Mae West was the mean little kid from next door. jean Taylor was the prompter and jim McQuatters was the stage managerx Don Sayer, a member of the class at the time of the play, transferred to Cedar Falls, T.C. High School for his senior year. l As thls goes to press the senxor class play You Can t Take It W1th You has not been g1ven The date for thxs play IS Aprll 18 1947 The plot concerns the Sycamore famxly who t fxrst seen crazy and an unhappy r1ch K1rby fanuly The love affaxr of Al1ce Sycamore and Tony K1rby seens ended because of the great dxfference of the two famxlxes But Grandpa together wuth the Syca more famxly show the K1rby famxly what real llfe IS The character parts for thxs comedy are ex traordxnary The cast 15 as follows Penelope Sycamore Erleen Chrxstxanson Essle Mar1lyn johnson Rheba Ruth Lund Paul Sycamore Rxchard Bmttolf son Mr De Pxnna james Martxn Ed Bruce Tur vxld Donald Merle Hendrxkson Martxn Vanderhof James Wxgnes Alxce Charlotte Brones Henderson James McQuatters Tony K1rby Dean Perry Borxs Kolenkhov Bxll St Claxr Gay Welllngton Rena Rustad M K1rby Lee Walswlck Mrs K1rby Glenys Hanson Three Men Luther Lxttle Alfred Mandt Merrrll Hove Olga Ruth Schaub Stage Man ager Iames McQuatters Prompter Jean Taylor Top to bottom E E E Enuncxate Restlng Who forgot what It s sxmple xf you know how I s all 1n the book Cooperatxon Takxng a good look Back stage pastrme Gett1ng the word Father and daughter ,1- Z- eniafz H fwMwf In looking over the Who's Who in America for 1958 we find every manber of the class of '47 listed. Many have made a great name for themselves and others have been included by accident. After graduating from Northwood High School and spending her first few years working in Bolan cremmery, Ilah Liljedahl joined the Ringling Brothers' Circus where she soon became Queen of the Trapeze.In her leisure time, 1 A.M. to 5 A.M., she is writing a book on how to keep fit. Her friend. Verna Mae, is now Dean of WOIDBD at St. olaf Cbllege. She is also well-known for her scientific egggyg which she regularly contributes to the Atlantic Monthly. Her former beau, Robert Pix- ley. the only one of us still remaining in Northwood has settled back to a life of leisure, having never recovered from his high school Daze . Richard Ogden Bruce Bottolfson is the president of the Lonely Hearts Club. He recently wrote the book, How to Make and Keep L0ve , a writing which was chosen as the Book of the Month. It is recommended for both men and women, age 6 to 60. It has always received the Christianson seal of approval. What have we here? Well, if it isn't Eileen Christiansen in the movies! And of all the wonderful things: she gets to play opposite Gene Autry in those rip-roar- ing cowboy pictures. After ten years, teen-agers are again looking forward to cowboy shows, all because our great heroine has persuaded Cblumbia Studio to end them with that added interest which she learned in her high schoo1days?That very important kiss! After working many years for the Bell Telephone, Alfred Mandt has now changed jobs. He is now working for Western Union Telegraph. His specialty is singing telegrams. He also spends his evenings singing with the Corn Cobblers gt Hunter'5 Paradise. His theme song is Where, Oh Where Has ly Little Dog Gone? Darlene Olmstead has joined the Salvation Army and is devoting her life to playing the bass drum. The dear, sweet soul! fHa! Ha!j After her high school days, Evelyn Spilde went west where she was unanimously chosen as the Queen of the Roses of 1950. Recently, however, she can be found in Los Angeles where she is employed as a taxi dancen Elaine Heisley's long engagement has resulted in marriage. She is now happily married to a minister.On Sunday mornings we will find her teaching Sunday-School. Having won the World's Ladies l0O Meter Free Style Event and several diving championships, which included the swan dive and jackknife dive, Marilou Harmon is now being starred with johnny Wiesmueller in Tarzan's Return . Her constant companion, Avis Groff, is head of a Chicago beauty school, specializing in courses that teach poise and how to walk correctly. Bill Ebert has made a fortune through his huge gambling syndicate. He has also written the sensational best seller, Doping Horses for Fun and Profit'H Herbe Neale got homesick for the Marines and re-enlisted for 30 days. He is most unique in having TWU girls in every port Another thriving salesman is Lee Walswick. When Lee graduated from N.H.S., he was undecided as to what trade would suit his manly proficiencies. Finally he settled for that of a perfume salesman. After work in this line he went into research and finally produced that great sensation, No-Odor-No-lore. This item revolutionized the entire Odorifer's industry. You see Lee has invented a perfume that doesn't smell at all! This age of progress! While scouting around the country whom do we run into but William Hepburn St. Clair, jr. as chief cook and bottle-washer at the Greasy Spoon. He is in immediate danger of losing his job, since he won't wash any bottles except coke bottles and because customers get Cro-o-o-o So tired of hearing those St. Clair- ized baritone solos. ff .1Y'. ie Zcmce Hammizftee The Dance Committee is a group of students composed of two seniors, two juniors one sophomore and one fresh- man. Their duty 1S to plan and arrange for school dances They are responslble for gett1ng the chaperons, seelng that the floor 1S ln proper danclng condltlon brlng the records and watch the phonograph durlng the dance If the dance 15 for a spec1al occaslon they choose smaller commlttees to help them wlth the necessary detalls For the students who are learn1ng to dance lt 18 the duty of the dance commlttee to encourage them and help them a long Seeing that everyone has a good tlme 1S one of the least mentloned but 15 really the most lmportant func t1on of the Dance Comm1ttee From left Dxck Cleveland Jxm Wrgnes Bruce Turvold Donna Elllngson jackle Plowman a d n Lucxlle Mxtchell Y f . . . . . . . . . . 9 , . 1 . . - . . . . . . . . . ' - . - Q, - V gl V 1 . K, X , l ' ' ef 'W K Q , ' 5 2.7 if 5-5 ,.,.. 1 I ' Y u 1 I Ed1tor Bruce 'hxrvold Assxstant Edxtors Jun W1gnes and Darlene Olmstead Busnness Managers Dick Bottolfson and jack1e Plovman Art D1rector Dolores Fredr1ckson Art1sts Minor Barnes and B111 St C1a1r Reporters Glenys Hanson E1leen Gmrxstxanson and MarJor1e Thoen Class Wxll Rena Rustad Merle Hendnckson Av1s Groff and B111 Ebert Class Prophecy Ela1ne I-Ie1s ley Marxlyn johnson Jim Wxgnes and B111 St Claxr Class H1story jean Taylor Dean Perry Ruth band and Loren Watts Senxor Act1v1t1es Charlotte Brones Evelyn Spxlde and Ruth Schaub Adv1sor Mr john Bush You d be SUfpflS8d at the number of prob lems that faced us senlors before they could produce an annual F1rst of all the school board gave us p6fmlSSl0n to publ1sh an annu 1 we d1dn t use our class funds or use advert1s1ng W1th some lHV6Stlg8tl0D 1nto the cost of produc1ng an annual the class started plann1ng ways of meetlng the cost Together wlth the enthuslastlc sales and our successful show, we have been able to glve N H S an annual and we hope the sp1r1t to cont1nue each year ln publ1sh1ng one A few Junlors are on our staff so that they may galn some exper1ence 1n produclng an annual next year 1 . 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' I al 'f ' ' Sl ' . . . , The Vzklng was publxshed once a month durxng the fxrst semester It was then completely reorgamzed Now the paper ls publx shed every two weeks and 1S somewhat smaller The on gxnal staff was as follows Edx tor B111 St Claxr Assocrate Ed1tor Mlnor Bames Depar tmen tal Repor ters S0c1 al Inqu1 r1ng Repo r te r Musxc General Library Grade Spor ts Edm tor Marxan Hove E1 leen Chrx st1 anson Ruth Schultz Elaxne He1sley Glenys Hanson Erthl Bakken Marjorxe Thoen jxm W1 gnes ASS1 stant Sports Edx tor G1 enn Nel son Exchange 8: Alumnx Bruce 'Darvold Produc tzon Staff Busxness Manager Marxlyn johnson M1 meograph Operator s Janes MCQ.1atters Wxlfred Roxsen D1ck Bottolfson Fannxe Mae Chlpxn Proof Reader Darlene Olmstead Assxstant Busrness Manager C1 rculatxon Artx sts Stencm l1sts and Copy Edx tors Advx so r Dxck Cleveland james Roy Martln Mxnor Barnes Denny Talle Ivadene Hendrickson Barbara Cooley Mane Rabe Maman Bend1ckson Av1s Nelson Ruth Lund Darlene Olmstead Beverly Bxrtness Rena Rustad Darlene Olmstead Evelyn Sp1lde M1 ss Eunxce Boehl 3 e l ' .............. jackie Plowman Art Directors .... . ...... Dolores Fredrickson ff! The Northwood chapter of the Future Farmers of Amerlca, organlzed by D H erdlg ln 43 15 a group of bo s who belleve ln the future of farmlng The F F A 1S much like the 4 H Clubs except that membershlp rs l1m1ted to boys who are enrolled or have been enrolled 1D vocation al agrlculture ln hlgh school At the present tlme, the Northwood chapter 15 the only one ln the county and has a membershlp of th1rty f1ve boys The present off1cers are Warren Wllllams presldent Harley Lehman vice presldent W1lfred Rolsen secre tary Norman Davls, treasurer Alton Lokken sentlnel James Martln reporter Actlvxtles of the chapter include a recently organlzed Minnesota Sw1ne Breeder s ASSOC1Bt10n As1de from dls cusslon of varlous phases of agriculture, members enjoy partles, plcnlcs basketball games and tr1ps pald for by money earned through the chapter s seed testlng serv 1ce sale of seed potatoes operatlon of refreshment stands and varlous other means , A .letra Zia! Standlng LuVerne Erxckson Bob Pxxley Norman Dlercks Charles Reeder Stubby Hove Bruce Turvold Kneelxng Coach Henry Xoob Gene Cooley Dean Perry B111 St C1a1r Armand Oetken Dxck Cleveland Jim Martln S1tt1ng B111 Ebert Alfred Mandt Norman Davxs Jxm W1gnes Herb Neale The people behlnd those clever pep stunts produced ln the afternoons before our home games are two sharpw1tted students from each class jane Martln was chalrman of th1s group untxl she graduated at the To f1ll thls vacancy Elleen Chr1st1anson and Elalne Helsley were chos en The other members are Marlan Bendlckson and Wayne Huso, Freshmen Mar lan Hove and Robert But ler, Sophomores, Dolores Fredrlckson and Wllfred Rolsen, Junlors, and E1 leen Chrlstlanson, Elalne Hexsley, and Merle Hend rickson, Senlors. end of the first semester. we-11 5--1 What s a good book? How many times has a student said that and how many times have the librarians heard this much quoted question? Anyone of our librarians would be on their toes to help you out The girls are chosen by the library advisor Mrs Kuczor Their duties are simple checking books in and out keep ing the library in good order and just giving help in gen eral. New books are added each year so the library changes and expands. At the present time there are 1750 books in the library. The fiction department is very complete, as are the reference bookszbiography, natural history, word study, geography, and governmental books. There are also six en- cyclopedias for reference. The library table is full of current magazines and papers. The librarians for the current material are' Marie Rabe, Avis Nelson, Lois Haugebak, Arlene Sanvik, Marie Nummedahl, Arthl Bakken, Mary Linter, Gloria Falk, Ph ll' ' ' ' y is Hendrickson. The regular librarians are: Jackie Plowman, head librarian: Ruth Lund Marian Hove Lil v a Y Land, Rena Rustad, Joanne Sharp, Evelyn Spilde, Delores Pe k' ' r ins,JoAnn Johnson, Carolynn Bailey, Barbara Cooley. Rrchard Bottol fson Grarlotte Brones Beverly Bur tness E1 leen GU1 s t1ln80!'l Norman D1erks B111 Ebert LuVeme Errckson AVIS Groff Glenys Hanson larrlou Harmon Elarne Hexsley lerle Hendrrclrson lerrrll Hove larr lyn johnson lerle Larson Ila L1 ljedahl Luther L1 t tle JCHUHIDC Lucken Ruth Lund Al fred Ilandt Jane llart1n Janes loQua t ters Ilargare t ly11 Herbert Neale Leslre Nelson Darlene Olmstead Dean Perry Robert P1X16y Rena Rus tad Ruth Schaub Evelyn Sprlde B111 St C1a1r jean Taylor Bruce Turvold Lee Walswrck Loren Watts frm W1gnes Freshman Class Sophomore Class junr or Cl ass 7066! Leaves nothing as he rs takrng her wrth hrm Leaves her stubborness to Vera Haugen and her graceful walk to Lora Haugebak Bequeaths her red slacks to Marre Nmmmedahl Wrlls her sweet drspositron to Norman Davrs and her pep at B B games to Lou Ella Boyd Wills his football career to Wayne Huso Gives hrs swrft movements fnot only rn B B Q to Russell Olson Bestowes hrs bashfulness around most grrls to Drck Cleveland Wills her method of how to become a man hater to Marre Rabe Bequeaths her queenshrp to the next lucky candrdate Wrlls her S curves to jackre Plowman Bequeaths her flrrting to Yvonne Davrs Leaves hrs type of drrvrng to anyone who dares Leaves hrs wrne and women to Cooley who rs the only one who could take rt Wills her Cyclone romances to Lrly Land Wills her quiet ways her sweet drsposrtron and her abrlrty to get a man wrthout chasxng hrm to her srster Dorothy Grves her quretness to Mavis Grosland Leaves hrs quret nrghts and mornrngs to Warren Wrllrams and Merle Aase fwho both need them 3 Bequeaths her long curled eyelashes to Donald Hagen who would just love to get tangled up in them anyway Leaves her flirtrng wrth ex servrcemen fyou know the older, matured typey to Helen Thompson Leaves Krlroy to Harley Lehnan Wrlls her studrous ways to Allen Low Dolores Fredrrckson Wrlls hrs narrow escapes on hrs motorcycle to Robert Butler Leaves her Gmrles Atlas physrque to Alrce Logemann Wxlls hrs wrsecracks to whoever dares say them fand to those who wrll keep the spark gorngj Wrlls hrs excuses to hrs srster Avrs who needs them at Three O Clock rn the Momrng Relrnqurshes her posr tion at the theater to Bonnre Neale so she can keep track of her own men Refuses to grve anythrng to anybody because he rs free at last Qrn more ways than onej Leaves hrs Huggrn and Chalkrn tactrcs to Armand Oetken Wrlls her flrrtrng eyes and flrtterrng frngers to Marlene Mellem Leaves her warblrng vorce wrth Western Twang and her undefrnable gart to Donna Ellrngson Would lrke to leave a couple rnches of herght to Ivadene Hendrrckson Leaves hrs crrbs rn hrgh school we hope Wrlls her new cars to Betty Eskrldson so that she too may get a man Wills his Henry Aldrrch ideas and hrs cackle to Junior Logemann In order to get along rn the future has to take all he has wrth hrm Bequeaths hrs Charles Boyer charm to Mrnor Barnes Wrlls hrs eye for the basket and the ladres to Ole Reyerson We leave our vrm vrgor and vrtalrty We leave our creatrve abrlrty and our success rn anythrng we under take We leave our athletrc abrlrty and our abrlrty to produce good plays ' :ff -- - -' 7 . . eu- . .san I ' , . . . , . , I Verna '80 ICHCYIYY--------Bequeaths her slick figure and her ability to rate two fellows to I ll ' ' ll. , , . 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