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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

I-1 an ,av l M vljxi'-'B me is 3 v! ,..i!,,f- W 4-'ti'-:Nw 1, 'C' 1 NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL NORTHWOOD, IOWA P U B I. I S H E D - - B THE AMERICAN YEAR MPAN Northwood is growing. In 1954 a bond issue was ap- proved for a new elementary school, highway 105 west of Northwood, newly paved, came into full hard use, and the Evangelical Lutheran Church was completed. Mercury vapor lighting and black-topped streets in the residential districts are iust a few among the many re- cent improvements. So we, the senior class of 1954, conscious of Northwood's rapid expansion in the past, dedicate this yearbook to Northwood's future growth and potentialities. Mr John W Mlckllck, Superintendent Mr John W M1ckl1ck has been Wlth us only one year He attended the Umverslty of Dubuque where he recelved h1s Bachelor of Arts degree a summer sesslon at the Iowa State Teachers Col lege and recexved h1s Master of Arts degree at Drake Unlverslty While at Drake Mr MlCk11Ck majored 1n School Admlmstratlon We thank Mr Mlcklxck for w1se and capable gmdance Th1S year we welcomed to NHS a new prxncxpal also Mr John G Hagman He taught Amerxcan government and socxology and acted as debate coach ln addltlon to hls executlve dutles Hxs Bachelor of Arts degree he recelved at St Olaf College 1n Northfleld Mmnesota and d1d graduate work at the UH1V9rSlty of New York We thank Mr Hagman, a frlendly enthusxastxc man for takmg a personal mterest 1n our hxgh school Mr. John G. Hagmun, Principal M. P. AlliS01'l, MD Mr Cornelius Weber Mrs Adelc Salveson chemlstry algebra II speech Enghsh hterature physxcs drlver tralmng Amerxcan hterature Thesplans '! ' Enghsh I II llbrary geometry algebra I Vlklllg Y93I'b00k girls physical educatlon I' Mr Charles Ku-sch Mnss Blanche Patterson mstrumental muslc typing, b00kkeeD1I18. Sh01'fh2Hd secretanal practxce buslness Enghsh, V1k1ng Veenker Drug Company Rexall store Complete drug service Page 5 Mr Roberf KOGHGI' Mlss Gwendolyn Selleck physlcal educatlon N' club coach biology GAA general sclence home economxcs I II Mrs Allce Whltcome Mr Howard Rupert Offlce Secretary vocatxonal agr1cu1ture I II III IV shop FFA ,f f ' fb' M, Lyle Besful Mass Vrrgrnna Seger Amerlcan hlstory world hlstory Vocal music coach page 6 Great Plains Supply Company Retallers of Bullding Material xl E em I I 5 il D , is ' I . . Q Q ? if 5 w , u' I 1 fl THE CLASS OF 1954 as it appeared in 1940 41 kindergartners Ill the North wood Public School Left to right front row Juanita Hanson Kermit Trustem Peggy Sabm Jerry Thomas Roberta Davis Donme Thompson Durene Gmbe Dale Sandberg Mrs Hemy middle row Menlee llermanson Mary Allison back row Dave Johnson, Betty Wncohern Maxyne Anderson Don Peterson Benhart Berg Larry Jorgenson Early ln the fall of 1941 elghteen small chlldren entered lnto the guardlanshlp of Mrs Florence Helny Betty Wlcohern Merrllee Hermanson Ker rmt Trustem Peggy Sabln Jerry Thomas Maxyne Anderson Karen Baken D3V1d Johnson Juamta Hanson Dale Sandberg Larry Jorgenson Mary Al l1son Betty Logemann Donn1e Thompson Benhart Berg Durene Grube Donn1e Peterson Norr1s Jul son D3V1d Pennmg RlChaFd Rose Allan Ulve and Roberta Dav1s all brought the1r httle rag rugs on whlch they would rest each afternoon to replace the nap whlch most of them hadnt taken for two years anyway The space under the sandbox was most coveted In flrst grade a newcomer helped us make orange marmalade Rlchard Moen But unfortunately we lost Rxchard at the end of the year as well as Dale In our second year of prlmary school Danny Andersen Jomed us The war was ln progress then and we patr1ot1cally a1ded the war effort by col lect1ng mxlkweed from the fxelds south east of town MISS Brldge was our thlrd grade teacher and she was a favorlte She was ngaged to someone named Don and we showered her wlth a box of candy and a table cloth She was the teacher who on specxal OCCHSIOHS h1d candy around the room dur mg recess for us to hunt Mxss Seger became the Page 8 Northwood Gamble Store Harold Elwell Owner 0 Class Hlslory -' ' , ' ' - , - ., l - Sandberg and Durene Grube. , vocal muslc lnstructor of our school and we started our weekly trek through the mtermedxate buxldmg to her room Th1s was the year we staged an orlg mal drama to the accompamment of Peter and the Wolf wlth Danny Andersen as Peter Mary Allxson as the Wolf Juanxta Hanson as the bearded Grandfather and Karen Baken as the Duck Mavls Bakken Jomed our class th1s year When we were promoted to fourth grade we were excxtmgly close to the Bxg Bu1ld1ng W watched the Jumor h1gh actlvxtles wlth envious eyes and even took a small part Gary Owens Karen Baken and Mary Alllson were cheerleaders for the flfth grade whlch was allowed to play ln the tournaments It was 1n fourth grade that Dor1s Gleason Margery Perry and Kenny Gullxckson Jomed the class Fnfth grade brought us st11l closer and our 11st of actxvxtles grew Jack Elwell Jomed our class and was made a member of the flfth grade sextet Gary Owens Betty Logemann Juanlta Hanson lvlaxyne Anderson Karen Baken and of course Jack Durene Grube returned to our class and a new addltlon was Dorothy Rabe who had recently been a po11o patlent When we were promoted to sixth grade we had arrlved Our ambltxon to do everythmg posslble was fulfllled wxth the result that we wore out four teachers Mlss Everest was the fxrst She sponsored health contests and she had one for zeadmg too wxth books as prlzes She was re placed by Mrs Helgeland then Mrs Baken and Miss Norma Stene fmxshed out the year ThlS was ln whlch most of us were gmgerbread men In our seventh year of school Dale Sandberg returned to our class and there were two other permanent addltxons Ben Rolsen and a pudgy l1ttle fellow from MlhHe8D01lS Loren Markel Basll Ja cobson was xn our class then but returned to Em metsburg at the end of the year Th1s was the year when elghth graders had a huge appeal and the slxdlng desk tops served as convement mallboxes Elghth grade was our last year ln grade school and we had stretched our 11st of actlvltles as far as posslble Several of us were m band and some of the boys were smgmg 1n the h1gh school glee club We w1ll remember Kenny Fredrlckson and h1s beautxful tenor volce Brldges were belng bullt then on Hlghway 105 and some of the workers chlldren came to our school Jean Harlo Davis Tommy Wllford and Kenny Perryman Mavis Hauge also joined our class Our exghth grade 1mportance was rapldly reduced when we started h1gh N1nth grade' and our flrst encounters w1th the h1gh school crowd and pxnk slxps Permanent addltlons Roslne Hanson Delores Gentz Loren Iverson Jan Reed Allan Johnson Lynn Tews Art Moretz Wayne Lexdal Carol Read Mary Davxdson Shlrley Esk11dsen Shxrley H1nds Rxchard Moen Robert Nelson and V1rg1n1a Nelson were qulckly broken m to the Northwood school system 1n Mlss Garr1sons alge bra class Well remember Mxss Selleck s tests and we CAN'T forget Mr Gaarders cheers for the 'Town Lxbrary our game of Rabbxt and Cle dxth the books and the venetlan blind cord Mary Juanxta and Karen started debat1ng thls year and Allan Johnson was a member of the best parlxa mentary procedure team ln the state Mlster Paul Bolle took over as prmclpal when we were sophomores We wxll remember Mr Bes tuls world hxstory class and Miss Kennedys clase de espanol Madelme Burns jomed our class ln tenth grade and so dxd Larry Foss J1m Struck Shlrley Hansen Joan Mlkkelson Marnan Hempen and B111 Grxffxth Wrestlmg started this year wlth Mr W1st1e as coach and this was the year that Northwood took the Worth County basketball champxonshlp away from Fertlle 1n an overt1me thrlller We reached a chmax 1n our Junlor year of h1gh school Mr Clme back from the Marmes and Mlss Ruth Norland collaborated on our Jumor class play and emerged wlth a huge success Ramshackle Inn had record crowds' Other speech act1v1t1es h1t the top too Danny Andersen ln the lead role of the one act play and dramatic declamatxon as well went to the state contest along Wlth Karen Mary and Juanita ln oratxon extemporaneous speakmg and mterpretatxve readmg The debate team Karen Mary Juamta and Meda Nelson a sen1or placed second 1n the state m the forenslc contest Allan Johnson won a gold medal at the state FFA contest wlth h1s team s program of work In muslc too the Jumors were among the leaders FIVE flrst places were awarded to Junlor soloists three of whlch went to Karen Baken for her vocal solo flute solo and student conductmg and slx fxrst places were awarded to groups composed par t1ally of Jumors Th1s year the concert band the mlxed chorus and the boys glee club also won fxrst places The basketball team of 53 won second place 1n the Worth County tournament Flrst place Fertxle We adopted Neptunes Court as the theme for our banquet and ln cooperatlon wlth the class of 53 were the flrst Junior class to have both a ban quet and a prom At 3 00 a m some of our mothers served a complete breakfast whlch was donated by local merchants We w1ll remember Dannys The Button developmg fllms xnsxde cabmets of the chemlstry lab, and flsh nets and papler mache At the begxnnxng of our sen1or year Mary Davxd son replaced Danny as edltor of the V1k1ng Juanita and Danny won the fu'st places ln the state ln feature and news wrxtmg respectlvely Joan Mxk kelson won an honorable mentxon at the Drake Umverslty meetmg of the Iowa Hxgh School Jour nallsts Mary Davidson and Danny Jomed debate to help compose an all sen1or squad This year the basketball team won thxrd place m the Worth County tournament Now we are at the end of our h1gh school career There are forty three m our class We have ga1ned and lost students, but eleven of the orxgmal elghteen are stlll classmates Durmg our hugh school years we have lost many fxve Jomed the mxlltary servxce flve marrxed, and n1ne started thelr careers early The rest of us are now ready to begm In our thlrteen years of school we have d1scouraged forty two teachers but we have helped defeat the Axxs we have won a record number of awards and we have learned much We have grown up and Graduated Hanson Radio h TV Page 9 , ' , H . . . . n ' ' - 1 7 ' ' 1 - y ' ' ! , 1 , 1 u ' ' l . . 1 1 I v . . .' 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I . , , Y 1 , . - 1 o Y 7 ' . . : . , 7 , 1 1 . . . . , - - . . - , . , . 1 7 Y 7 1 4 - n . u ' 11. - v , 1- 7 l I ' v 9 ' ' B ' 3x Senior Class Officers LOREN MARKEL Grga,t,er men have lived, but I don't believe Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4, Glee Club 2 3 4, Small Groups 3 4, Operetta 2 3 4, Dorian Festival 4, All State 3, Class Play 3, One- act Play 3 4, Class Officer 3 4, Student Council President 4 Yearbook Staff 4 MARY DAVIDSON I live for week ends Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band Leader 3 Small Groups 2 3 4 Dorian Band Festival 3 n strumental Solo 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Small Groups 4 Vocal Solo 3 4 Accompanist 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 One act Play 4 Speech 4 Debate 4 Class Officer 4 Viking Staff 3 4 Viking Editor 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Officer 3 4 Librarian 2 SHIRLEY HINDS Fun frollc and glee are there The will to do and the soul to dare Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marchlng Band 1 2 3 4 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 Glee Club 2 Accompanist 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play 3, One act Play 4 Speech 3 4 Class Officer 2 4 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Viking Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Officer 2 Pep Club 3 Class Queen 2 CAROL READ Come back m half an hour and Ill be in trouble Marching Band 2 Mixed Chorus 1 Class Viking Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Librarian 3 Receptionist , . if 9 I 'M Y ! 7 1 D . 1 I Q 1 . 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Page 10 Tastee-Freez - Arnold 81 Lena Lien - Sundaes, Malts, Cones, Floats, Shakes Pints Quarts KAREN BAKEN I have lxved and loved now what' Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marchlng Band 1 2 3 4 Pep Band 1 2 3 4 Student Con ductor 3 4 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Dorlan Band Festlval 3 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Vocal Solo 1 2 3 4 Dorxan Festival 2 3 4 All State 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play 3 One act Play 2 3 Speech 3 4 Debate 1 2 3 4 Class Officer 3 Student Councll 1 2 4 Vlkmg Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Offlcer 3 4 Pep Club 3 Offlce Assxstant 1 2 Thesplans 4 WILLIAM GRIFFITH BILL Hrs system of hfe wlthout sleep wlll revolu tl0I'llZ6 the world Football 2 Football Manager 4 Basket ball Manager 2 3 4 Track 3 4 N-Club 3 4 N-Club Offxcer 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Vocal Solo 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Class Play 3 One act Play 4 Speech 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Thesprans 4 LARRY JORGENSON Don t study your lesson lesson your study Football 2 Basketball 1 2 Wrestlmg 1 3 M1X8d Chorus 1 MAVIS HAUGE To hurry and worry as not my creed things will happen so what s the need' Thesprans 4 DORIS GLEASON Says much quite seldom Yearbook Staff 4 MADELINE BURNS Laugh smxle and be happy for tomorrow you may graduate GAA 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Llbrarlan 1 3 4 Pep Club 3 Thespxans 4 JACK ELWELL He has a diffnculty for every solutxon Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 4 Track 4 Basketball Manager 3 N-Club 4 Con cert Band l 2 3 4 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 Small Groups 3 4 Trombone Solo 3 4 M1x ed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Small Groups 3 4 Vocal Solo 3 4 Dorian Festlval 4 All State 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play 3 One act Play 1 2 3 4 Speech 3 Vxkmg Staff 4 Yearbo0k Staff 4 Pep Club 3 Thespxans 4 LARRY FOSS 'He had a mmd of his own, but a httle red head can change it Football 1 2 3 4, Baseball 2, Wrestlxng 1 3 4, Track 3 4, N-Club 4, N-Club Offx cer 4, M1xed Chorus 1 fAlbert Leah, Class Play 3, Yearbook Staff 4, FFA 3 4 Wen' 6 Wlgdahl Department Store Wiwir' 1:-r s 4 fi 'ETP' Page 1 1 xg-'ff RN 8 DANNY ANDERSEN The cares of the world rest heavily on me and the faculty Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Wrestlmg 3 4 Track 3 N Club 4 Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band l 2 3 4 Dance Band Leader 2 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Instru mental Solo 1 2 3 4 Dorlan Band Festival 3 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Small Groups 1 3 4 Vocal Solo 2 3 4 Dorlan Festival 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 One act Play l 3 Speech 2 3 4 Debate 4 Class Officer 2 Student Council 1 4 Viking Staff 2 3 4 Vlklllg Edltor 3 Yearbook Editor 4 Quill 81 Scroll 3 Office Assistant 1 MARY ALLISON And the words flowed on Mixed Chorus 1 Operetta 2 Class Play 3 One act Play l 2 3 4 Speech 1 2 3 4 Debate 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 4 V1k mg Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 GAA Officer 4 Pep Club 3 Office As slstant 2 3 Librarian 1 2 Thesplans 4 KENNETH GULLICKSON KENNY A football man a basketball man and last but not least a. lady s man Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 Track 3 4 N Club 2 3 4 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 Glee Club 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Small Groups 4, Class Play 3 One act Play 4 Speech 4 Yearbook Staff 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 Thespians 4 MAVIS BAKKEN Her face is her fortune and lt runs into a mee figure Cheerleader 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 3 4 GAA Council 4 Pep Club 3 Homecoming Queen 4 SHIRLEY HANSEN Although she doesn t shock you she s a live WIFE! Basketball CKensettJ 1 2 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 3 4 DURENE GRUBE TILLY Opportunity knocks for every man but the woman gets the ring Basketball 1 CSheff1eldJ Mixed Chorus 1 2 4 Glee Club l 2 4 Operetta 1 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Office Assistant 2 3 Thespians 4 DOLORES GENTZ Im strictly a one man woman but I cant help lovin em all Yearbook Staff 4 Librarlan 4 ROBERTA DAVIS VValking innocence. Mixed Chorus 1, Operetta 2 3 4, Class Play 3, One-act Play 1, Speech 3 4, Year- book Staff 4, GAA 1 2 3 4, Office Assist- ant 3 4, Librarian 1 2, Thespians 4. Page 12 Reiter Electric - Wiring and Service JUANITA HANSON She sits up mghts trying to find out how get more sleep Concert Band 2 3 Marchmg Band 1 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Dorlan Festival 2 All State Festlval 3 Vocal Solo 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play 3 One-act Play 1 Student Director 2 3 Speech 1 2 3 4 Debate 1 2 3 4 Class Offxcer 3 Vxkmg Staff 1 2 3 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 Offlce Asslstant 1 2 3 WAYNE LEIDAL SQUEEK Hes cultured Agrlcultured Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Wresthng 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 BE'1'I'Y LOGEMANN She s worth her wexght ln gold Concert Band 1 2 Marchmg Band 1 2 Small Groups 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Debate 1 Class Offlcer l Vlklng Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Llbrar Jan 1 Receptlomst 3 RICHARD MOEN Ambltxon To see the world ffrom Marsh Football 2 4 Baseball 1 Track 3 4 N Club 4 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 Operetta 4 One act Play 4 Speech 4 Yearbook Staff ROBERT NELSON BOB The glrls can t declde whether he s bashful or :vhether he acts that way for self protec lon Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 4 N Club 4 N Club Officer 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Offlcer 4 SHIRLEY ESKILDSEN She s a gurl of few words a. few thousand Speech 4 Yearbook 4 GAA 2 3 4 Re cept1omst 3 MAXYNE ANDERSON MAX The trouble wxth llpStlCk IS that It doesn M1xed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Small Groups 1 2 3 4 Vocal Solo 1 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play 3 One act Play 2 Speech 1 2 4, Cheerleader 2 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 2 3 4 Pep Club 3 Thes plans 4 Llbrarxan 1 ROSINE HANSON TEEINIE Short sweet n snappy Concert Band 1 2 Marchmg Band 1 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Small groups 1 2 3 4 Dorlan Festlval 2 3 4 All State 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play St D1r 3 One act Play 4 Speech 4 Class Offlcer 2, Vlklng Staff 2 3 4, Year book co ed 4, GAA 4, Pep Club 3, Thes plans fofflcerl 4, Class Queen 3 H F Johnson, DDS it-fs .4 'Ts Page 13 1 dl' 3 'W 'Gr X19 W-'asf Page 14 JOAN MIKKELSON JOANIE A church-going girl who likes the 'hlms'. Concert Band 1 2 3 4 Marching Band 1 2 3 4 Band Offlcer 4 Small Groups 2 3 4 Mxxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 Small Groups 3 4 Vocal Solo 3 4 Oper etta 1 2 3 4 One act Play 3 Speech 1 3 4 Student Councll 3 Vxkmg Staff 3 4 Year book Staff 4 GAA 2 3 4 GAA Officer 3 4 Pep Club 3 Offxce Assxstant 3 Thespmns 4 Thesplans Offxcer 4 ALLAN JOHNSON He doesnt put things off he puts them over Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 Base ball 1 2 N Club 4 Marchlng Band l 2 3 Concert Band 1 2 Small Groups 2 Mlxed Chorus 1 Class Play 3 Speech 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Officer 4 Iowa Farmer Candl date 4 ARTHUR MORETZ ART ' School breaks up the day so much Wrestling 2 3 4 N Club 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 DAVID JOHNSON DAVE There are two sides to every question m slde and the wrong side Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base ba1l1234 Track34 N-Club1234 N-Club Offxcer 4 Speech 4 Vlkmg Staff 2 4 Yearbook Staff 2 4 LOREN IVERSON LOREN JOHN He never speaks sense when nonsense will answer as well Football 1 2 Basketball 1 2 Baseball 1 2 Wrestlmg 3 4 N-Club 4 Glee Club 4 V1k1ng Staff 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Offlcer 4 ORVILLE HOVE HOVE Tomorrow I seek the vast horizon today I sleep Basketball 1 2 Mxxed Chorus 1 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Small Groups 4 Pep Club 3 Thesplans 4 Operetta 2 3 4 MARRIAN HEMPEN A glggle a dash a. shriek a crash Concert Band 1 2 CGrundy Center! Marchzng Band 1 2 Glee Club 2 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 3 4 Pep Club 3 Llbrarxan 3 FHA 1 2 fGrundy Centerj VIRGINIA NELSON 'GINGER It s xzxce to be natural when you re naturally n ce Mxxed Chorus 1, Glee Club 2 Operetta 2 Yearbook Staff 4 GAA 1 3 4, Pep Club 3 Recepuonlst 3 R L Olson MD BENJAMI'N ROISEN BEN' I lxke to dance but the musxc gets me out of step and the gxrls get m my way Football Manager 1 2 Wrestlmg 3 4 Band 1 2 Small Groups 2 Mlxed Chorus l 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Small Groups 2 3 4 Dorxan Festxval 2 3 4 All State 2 3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Class Play 3 Speech 3 Debate 3 Class Offxcer 3 Student Counc1l 4 Vlklng Staff 2 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Offx ce 2 3 4 JAMES STRUCK JIM I only hope I don t have to walk to success Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 Speech 4 Thesp1ans 4 LYNN TEWS Of all the thin s I lxke the best I much pre fer to sit an rest Speech 4 Class Offlcer 2 Thesplans 4 DALE SANDBERG SANDY Gemus IS the ablllty to evade hard work Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 Baseball Chorus 1 Class Play 3 Class Offxcer 1 FFA 1 2 3 4 FFA Offlcer 4 JAN REED In every deed of mnschlef he lent 9. helping hand Football 2 4 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 2 Wrestlmg 2 3 4 N Club 4 Mlxed Chorus MARGERY PERRY 'MARIJ If there s anythmg I llke better than one day away from school lts two days One act Play 4 Vlkmg Staff 4 Year book Staff 4 Pep Club 3 Llbrarxan 1 2 3 4 Receptlonlst 1 2 3 DONALD PETERSON PETE Just call me doc I can operate anywhere Football 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Base ball 1 2 3 4 Track 3 4 N-Club 2 3 4 Mlx ed Chorus 1 2 4 Glee Club 2 4 Operetta 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Pep Club 3 Thesp1ans ll 1 7 I I I Y 3 ! l - J Y Y ! 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Cl ll v y ' ' 4 1 y 1 ' I Y 4j ' ' ' ' Stan's Bowling Alley Page 15 Class Wlll We the seniors of 54 taking a lot with us and havlng used up quite a b1t too fmd there 1sn t too much to pass on However l1ttle though it may be we give it gladly and it serves you right' To the school we leave the bulldlngs almost intact To the Junlor class we leave our honor our dignity our poise and a cautlon to be where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there lunless you can get by with be1ng somewhere elsej To the sophomore class we leave nothing be cause we flrmly believe as they do that they ve got everything already To the freshman class we leave hope enthus iasm and three more years on the inside As for the individual bequests Mary Allison leaves her ability to go steady to Dorothy Iverson Danny Andersen bequeaths his number twelves to Uncle Sam to be used in coastal defense agamst Russian subs Maxyne Anderson wills her first place in the nearest the door next year Karen Baken passes the gift offered to her by the class of 1951 on to anyone who needs lt she didnt Mavis Bakken leaves her come hither look to her sisters to keep lt in the family Madeline Burns leaves her treasure desk full of everything except school books to some fortunate Junlor Mary Davidson presents her 3Ct1V1tleS to the Jun 1or girls There should be enough for quite a few of them Roberta Davis leaves her office hours to Janice Rasmussen who has too many already Jack Elwell turns his problems over to the under classmen to divide among themselves Shirley Eskildsen leaves her giggle to Shirley Butler Larry Foss wills h1s wrestling ways to Charles Groe Dolores Gentz bequeaths her shorthand ability to Karen Tuttle Dor1s Gleason leaves her willingness to speak in class only when she IS spoken to to Beverly Kuhlmann B111 Griffith leaves his car to any Junk dealer who will take it Kenny Gulhckson wills his wavy blond hair to Jay Gulhckson Page 16 Durene Grube leaves never to return again Shirley Hansen w1lls her agility to Paul Weir Juanita Hanson leaves her one man policy t Wanda Stehn Rosme Hanson wills her meadow lark warble to Gary Rapp Mavis Hauge bequeaths her quiet unassummg d1spos1t10n to Ruth Whitcome Marrian Hempen leaves her ready smile to Kar en Reyerson Shirley Hinds wills her penmanshlp to Dennis Davis Orville Hove leaves a small annuity to keep pillows on several assembly desks for those who Just cant keep awake Loren Iverson leaves in one piece but xt wasn t easy Allan Johnson leaves the FFA Hes g1v1ng back to Mr Rupert Dave Johnson bequeaths his athletic ability Edwin Senne Larry Jorgenson leaves his trim flgure to Lonnie Harris Wayne Leidal leaves a wink for any sweet young thing who happens to be looking Betty Logemann wills her gracious manner and cheerful cooperation to Hamlin Burtness Loren Markel leaves h1s manly physique to David Wagner Joan Mikkelson leaves her flirting ways to Patty Stoffregen Art Moretz leaves his techn1que to Harlan Mosby Richard Moen leaves to the Junior high girls a ride 1n h1s Super Special Robert Nelson bequeaths the study hall radio to the underclassmen who like old tlme music Vlfglnla Nelson wills next year s girls basketball championship to the Junlors Margery Perry leaves her independent dlsposl tion to Dorothy Holtan Don Peterson leaves h1s cooperatlve and unques txomng ways to Elroy Foley Carol Read leaves with her man Jan Reed leaves the teachers m peace Ben Roisen bequeaths his Mario Lanza chest to Norman Flatness Dale Sandberg wills his slow careful driving to Marlin Lilgedahl J rm Struck bequeaths h1s lndefxnable gait to Leo DGMHIIS Lynn Tews leaves, quietly as usual Fallgatter Grocery o . , . . . I 1 I 7 ' 7 1 ' , ' 7 l ' H - ' YY 0 1 ' ' , 1 1 . . l . . 1 . ' g D v . , - , . . - T . , u , . . H , . 9 1 . . ' N - Y - . , ' n - - fs ' 7 ' . - T Q , ' H . ' ' ' it - ' Y l I . . . . s I to lunch line to the junior who will sit in the seat - - . , , l ' ' If - ' 11 V U I . ' u - xr ' ' ' ' as - sr v . ' . . . . , . , , . 1 9 Those Hallowed Halls W rn!!-f Green Freshmen Neptune 5 Court aff 3833? 9 v Ai: 1169 Beat Bmw Muslc Maestro Please ff 'X Hot Buttered Popcorn i Backstage' Ra.mshackle Inn Congratulatmns to the Claes of '54 from Joe Or1h, Your RCA Vlctor Dealer Page 17 Lu l Tullp Festival The pause that refreshel When you wore a. tulip Guests of Honor Jumor Sensor Banquet and Prom .. al TWD 111001 lnaisggb Sxeepy amz f Page 18 Worth County Implement Co Your International Harvester Dealer Farm Machinery, A O O Ni I 'mfs 3' , 1 4 J, t 'f 2 y 4 i x x X I x Q K 'A Q -X A 5 gg hh .' ' AZT : 1' V . . 5 ,ik ' W I , ' ' 53.1 ' - ' v 0. V ls, . . K- Commencement The First Step Four long years but lt was worth lt' You'll Never Walk Alone' The graduatmg exerclses for the class of 1954 began with Baccalaureate on May 23 Muslc was furnished by the Mixed Chorus The speaker for the evenmg was the Rev Oscar Mxkkelson Commencement was held May 24 The audxtor num was decorated w1th purple and whxte lxlacs the class colors and flowers Above the stage was the class motto The Journey of 1000 Mlles Be gms Wxth One Step Tradltlonal Commencement muslc was provxded by the hxgh school band and a vocal group composed of graduatmg semors The Commencement address was de11vered by Dr Thomas H1ppaka head of vocatxonal education at Iowa State College Thlrteen students who had recexved at least a B average durmg thelr hlgh school careers were wearing gold tassels Other honors given were Valedlctoman Danny Andersen, Salutatorian, Juamta Hanson Swensrud Qcholarshlp Ben Rm sen Bar Assocxatlon Cltxzenshlp Award Danny Andersen, and Llons Club Award Mary Davxdson Forty three senlors recelved thexr dxplomas and became alumm of NHS I Thomas Hlppakn Iowa State College Kozy Nook Cale page 19 , . u , ' 1 u ' - 1 . . ,, . . 1 I I . . . . 1 I ' 1 , . 1 N- 1 ' ' 1 0 , J 'Q . . '. . ' 1 - , , ' . - sr, -1 . , 1 n Professor, How Could You! Any more candidates? ' But MDG! limb Keats Perry Vlcky Randolph Grandma Perry Grandpa Perry John Appleby P1'1SC1u3 Morley Tootsie Bean Butcher Boy Bean Valerie Whitman Boggins Cost of Characters a young professor the bane of his hfe an obhglng soul an mnocent bystander a helpful friend a sweet young th1ng a plump spinster her bxg brother a Southern charmer the sportmg butler Danny Andersen Mary Alhson Mary Dav1dson Ben Rolsen Jack Elwell Joan Mnkkelson David Johnson Roberta Davxs Loren Markel Laura Lan Beauty Shop Expert hair cutting and shaping Page 20 It 9 U ' ' . . '. . Karen Baken 'It's - lt's divine! Bqutlfgl I didn't do anything' Shxrley Bassett Ronald Brunsvold Eileen Dralla Ardean Ellxott Norman Flatness Arlene Godfrey Karen Groe Donna Gulhckson La Donna Hagen Roger Hagerud Gwen Johnson Lawrence Johnson Mary Johnson ,,,, Norms Julson Ili 1- Peggy Krxkava A., Shxrley LaCour X' LaVerne Leldal Marlm Lxlyedahl Kenneth Logemann Judy Mellem Nancy Monnahan Rosalyn Monnahan Geraldxne Mosby Carol Neale Marllyn Nelson Luxern Oakland Esther Olson Kexth Olson Sonja Osmundson Marllyn Pederson Jamce Rasmussen Bonnle Reyerson Maman Reyerson Russell Schmldt Norma Seater Ardella Senne Manlyn Severson La Donna Slebrecht Davld Stevens Patrlcxa Stoffregen 'Win ,,'g1f M3-in Wanda Stehn 5 lj V iajwqg mf un! Bob Thoen Rxchard Tuttle my ,, Adrxanne Van Sabben 9 Paul Weir , - Marvelyn Wolff Della Turx old N 12 'HI Page 22 1 .4101 5 F gr Rc A W i 'Q-r un.. si 9 lp- W if 'QZJP iig- Q- IQQF' Haas' Q6 455 19. NFL L .Y Evlx Class of 1955 Saxerud Studlo . L ls hgh 'fax ,rv ,H aw R A iz ' -WW. za' g My . 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A an t 1 V 5 AQ, , I k :,'.g A S x .X Mxss Brooks Mxss Fmch Hugo Longa-cre Mr Wadsworth M1ss Audubon Mrs Allen Elame Jane Sylvia Dons Marge Faxth Rhonda ed G30 gin Q 00 X80 a Cv don Our Mlss Brooks lngh school Enghsh teacher Norma Seater llbrarran coach prmcipal musxc teacher Rhonda s mother Students Karen Groe Luvern Oakland Paul Wen' Soma Osmundson LaVerne Leldal Carol Neale Wanda Stehn Donna Gullxckson La Donna Hagen Geraldme Mosby Arlene Godfrey Peggy Krnkava Kelth Olson Stanley Kenneth Logemann Martln DaV1d Stevens Elsxe Judy Mellem It looks like I get the part. ,The norm is num Northwood Co-Op Elevator - Grain feed, coal seed fertilizer Page 23 L 'Kg' -4 i ic -we -aug -R6 qi' +- K gr lqhov it P' LSL 459- 9' A ls. Paramou Aim 26 3' A Q36-N in-f 'S 'Xiu La. '17 lV l W? A... 47' 1 ur. 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LnL.f'.a..... fa 'jfmf wif as 'U N UQ 0 N -'I S2 v4 O G U' 76 D ar 2 5 'I 0 'U E 1 : L.. aaa in 3 Al' Cnr Q7 Qtr gf fi.. .4 .4 Class of 1957 Robert Abrams Lavem Anderson Nomxa Badenschier Anne Baken Jermane Bakken Marvel Bakken Wu wa Sharon Berg Betty Broltzman Jerry Brunsvold -,,,,,, Charles Buchanan Sharyl Buchanan Darlene Cook 899' BO' Denms Davis Vlctor Edwards Alan Flatness Berme Foss Margorle Gaarder Joan Glaser Joyce Godfrey Charles Groe Q' Marlys Grosland Jay Gulhckson Charles Hagerud Ardns Hanson MOP? Laveme Hauge Lou Ann Helgeson Carol Hendrickson Jumce Hlllman Beverly Kuhlmann Ray Larson Roy Larson Jerry Leegaard Arlynn McHenry Robert Mlckhck Karen Mostrom Curtis Nelson Shnrley Neumann Darlene Oakland Sue Osten Carol Pederson Stanley Perkins Gary Rapp Karen Reyerson Mace Reyerson Jean Rmgoen Kenneth Schaub ii Fdwm Senne Myra Severson Ruth Severson Harhn Slme Shxrley Spllde Corrxne Stene Sue Tenold Lynthxa Vold David Wagner Donald Wmkelman Gloria Wolff M 5 K Repair and Manufacturing Co xv .,,W i M.. M b k Rf' WW wx-in g Q A R , gi an ,L ' f p f a- R sf' R 4-,R R R, L5 . X A . Q Rj, R A ,243 F' - ' A4 ,Q , R ..,, F V vy , L Rf 4 f . 'ff 'R E,, Q ' Y X' - ,si A ' , ' fi: ' - I E of fi -:'- H if T r Df1ffv1H-mn 5 ' I VB 4 R :'- f R R-,R . 3 :,,, 5? 4 4 ,,,f f 1 f ' C 9 RR y e y Y J Y' T 53 R f R ltlann an f at Q R X at ' ' .ul ' I' 1 - g A 4 :fi E ' In - R f an R lg: Ch - ' ZV h Q 2 f U h .4 Rh Lkw t RR CQ l'L' ' f ' ' 7 We yt a R K f 5 A x X- I .HL 'V V, R 'R ' ' R Y R of ' 9 j 'T R 'l e g e ' . - . R R R A .,R. A R, x J R 1 -I I V V Yr VVVVVI : x . . av - i, IEAE 1. ff 3 V E, 7 V V . ' - . . R wi yRr R ' is in' f I gf V A ' V V A .I Maq 3 Left to right first row C Groe J Glaser D Stevens K. Schaub J Reed P Foss W Moretz V Edwards B Foss H Slme A McHenry S Perkins J Gulhckson second row K Gullickson L. Foss, D Peterson D Carnes L. Jolmson R. Bruns vold R. Micklick R Larson B Berg J Brunsvold M Reyerson D Jones tlurd row A. Elliott, K. Julson, D Andersen G Rapp A Johnson R Schmidt R Moen L Oakland R Tuttle J Struck managers L Harris B Griffith Inlurles Rack Northwood Grldders W- 1 ' 'E' W . ' ' Qi, Sideline thrills The NHS football team was held back this year by injuries suffered early in the season. Dave Johnson cracked a vertebra and both Danny And- ersen and Bob Micklick suffered broken legs. There were thirty-eight boys out in '54, all of whom very seldom missed a practice. Although several regular starters were grad- uated, the team retained good material upon which to rely in coming years. Here's hoping future teams can achieve a good spirit and better winning percentages than the Vikings of '54. Homecoming game Seuon's Record Northwood Opponents 0 45 Ansgar 0 ........................ G arner ...................................... 61 0 ........................ Belmond .................................. 28 0 ........................ Lake Mills .............................. 19 6 ........................ Britt ............................ ............. 2 4 7 ....................... .Buffalo Center .............. ....... 3 7 7 ........................ Forest City ............................ 55 0 ........................ Manly ...................................... 33 Northwood Lumber Company page 29 Page 30 was 3951 Bwxx-1.11 ' Nldxem' wvmmnn SBQKOT 'QD :Dfw we hmm: Huh Hack Queen Mavus Homecoming ' ,pm svvhwm 10 Jef' s I ,,, ' 1953 ,,,,3'4 S 'X , Drug h Jewelry Store 'Service to the sick and the well' ' The football season brmgs the snappy beat of the band the color and excxtement of the crowd the crisp autumn axr, and the oldest of traditions at NHS Homecoming' Thxs testi val IS planned for the alumni, and every student in school takes part Mlss Mavxs Bakken a senior, rexgned as Homecoming Queen thls year She was elected by popular vote of the high school student body and was crown ed at the dance followxng the game On the agenda for the day were parades pep meetxng bonflre the game and the an nual homecommg dance all planned and managed by the student councnl The jumor high absent from the program for several years was represented wlth a queen attendant and a float is ,., 5-N Jumor Wmmng Float I, -4-35 soP ' Y , . . . , , - a , . , , - I I I f ' - 1.4 I 'T' 4 . r e ff 1 'L . ' t o -- V f , K Vs. .x ' . 4 Q ' G ' x .V f- -ff, Q 'lt .Ls Q gn, , I f ff Y I 1 'I' I . - 1' u , 'N Bowen Food Center Trade 5 Save Page 31 Freshman Sophomore Squad left to nght C Lehman M Reyerson W Hillman S Perkins A Mcl-lenry D Davis H Sims W Wllland A Flatness D Horgen R Abrams J Gullickson J Brunsvold D Halland standing Coach Robert Koehler Manager I-I Mosby The freshman sophomore squad under Coach Robert Koehler f1n1shed the season by beatmg a good Forest C1ty team 30 29 Mace Reyerson worked very well at the plV0t gettmg good reboundmg help from forwards Jer ry Brunsvold and D1ck Halland Charles Lehman and Wayne Hxllman held the guard pos1t1ons Although lacklng 1n hexght the squad showed a lot of fxght m wlnmng 9 of thelr 16 games Halland s Barber and Beauty Shop NJ-34, L NORTHWOOD OPPONENTS Osage St Ansgar Manly Belmond Lake Mllls Britt Buffalo Center Manly Forest C1ty Belmond Lake Mxlls Britt Garner Buffalo Center 30 Forest Cnty Page 33 . . , - 1 , 3 . s, :I ,f :as ............................ ..............,...,......................... 1 9 22 .....................,...... . ...........l........................ 25 33 .............,.......,...... ............................................ 1 0 22 ............................ ...................................... 2 4 33 ............................ ' .................................... 53 37 .,......,................... ' ..........................,................... 22 27 ............................ Garner ...............................,.......... 21 24 .......,......,..........l.. ........., ,............ ..... 3 8 30 ............................ ........ .......... .......................... 2 8 26 ............................ ' .................................. 30 23 ............................ ...................................... 3 7 33 .......................,.... ' ..............,................... 25 31 ............................ ' ..............................,..... ,...... . ..23 23 .............,.............. .......................................... 1 8 25 .....,.........,............ ........,................... 3 1 f f ............,............... ' ,...... ....,.,..........,.,....... 2 9 Varsity Individual Records Varsity Matches Won Lost Tied - Jones, D. .................... 9 2 7 0 Moretz, W. ..............., 3 2 l 0 Sandberg, D. ...,........ 6 1127 4 197 2 137 0 Reed, J. ...................... 9 1147 4 167 5 187 0 Lcidal, W, ................ 8 1107 2 127 5 177 1 Stevens, D, ................ 4 0 4 0 Iverson, L. ................ 5 197 0 117 5 187 0 Foss, L. ...................... 9 1157 5 187 4 177 0 Moretz, A. ................ 9 1157 3 157 4 187 2 Elliott, A. .....,............ 8 3 5 0 Glaser, J. .................... 1 0 1 0 Andersen, D. ............ 4 157 1 127 3 137 0 1 Oakland, L, .............. 5 1 4 0 Tuttle, R, .................. 5 1 4 0 Rapp, G. .......,..........., 4 1 3 0 Cumulative records of senior wrestlers are enclosed in parentheses. Dale Sandberg Third in District Larry Foss Captain New Wrestling Interest B Squad left to right L Oakland R Brunsvold K Julson H Burtness Roy Thoen V Edwards B Roisen G Rapp Bowen Food Center Trade Sz Save Page 35 Larson, Bay Larson, C. Groe,.P. Weir, Leegaard, J.'Glimer, P.,Foss. K. Olsain, R. Mace Reyerson David Stevens wayne Hillman Norris Julson Dick Holland Dave Johnson Bob Nelson Charles Lehman Duwayne Cames I never miss Page 36 I've got it Lonnie I-Iarns Manager Lyle Baseball Heads Sprung Sports Wxth catcher Jack Farrell and pitchers Jerry Jorgenson and Gaylord Anderson gone Coach Lyle Bestul turned to underclassmen to make up h1s team Most of the squad were young and needed a lot of practlce before entermg area com petltlon The team had no set schedule but play ed as the weather permltted Back from last year were Dave Stevens Dave Johnson Norrxs Julson Don Peterson Chuck Lehman Robert Nelson and Wayne Hlllman Northwood Lumber Company Left to nght first row J Forde R Moen B Grlfflth L Foss R Nelson D John son L Oakland N Julson second row K Olson K Gulhckson J Elwell L John son W Hillman L Harris C Lehman A Elhott Coach Robert Koehler third row R Tuttle J Reed A Moretz D Stevens J Struck L Iverson R Schmndt D Pet erson D Lames J Glaser D Andersen N Club Funds Increase, Actlvmes Broaden The N' Club this year reorgamzed to carry out proJects for the xmprovement of the athletxc department ln Northwood Hlgh School To be come a member of thxs club a boy must have earned a magor letter nn athletlcs In 1954 28 members stood ready and wlllmg to help the ath letlc department and the school The fxrst proJect undertaken by the club was a party m December which provlded some of the f I The Night of the Pancake Supper Time Out at the N Club Bee Party L A Baken Lawyer capxtal for the next proyect a pancake supper for the publxc ln the school lunchroom Flour butter syrup and other supplxes were donated by the merchants of Northwood The boys and thexr mothers served as waiters and cooks The club cleared 513900 on the project and used part of this to buy hve sndelme Jackets for the football team Page 37 We've Got the Football: K. Tuttle, C. Read, S. LaCour, M. Bakken A, Sandberg. P p Introducmg the NHS cheerleaders these are the glrls who led the student body m their cheers at the football and basketball games They had charge of pep meetings and buses to out of town floor before each Varsxty game as the Star Spang led Banner was played Page 38 Northwood Produce Hlghest prlces for eggs and poultry games, and carried the national flag onto the Left to right, first row: K. Baken, M. Loken, A. Sandberg, A, Baken, L. Osten, D. Flatness, B. Stanek, C. Nealeg second row: G. Mosby, D. Halland, C. Hendrickson, M. Wolfe, S. Osten, L. Mosby, M. Bakketun, J. Glaser, D. Gullickson, D. Horgen, C. Steno, P. Krikava, K. Olson, J. Mellem, L. Hageng third row: K. Groe, S. Plummer, W. Stehn, S. Ellingson, D. Hove, R. Rlslov, M. Grosland, R. Whltcome, J. Johnson, N. Seven Concerts, from Classics Carol Neale was the concert band's representative in the All-State Band in Des Moines during Thanksgiv- ing vacation. Then, the Christmas season saw the band presenting the first of its three concerts, the Christ- mas Concert, and as the year progressed, the Mid-Winter and Spring Concerts were given. The band par- ticipated in a series of exchange concerts with the Osage and Manly bands, Several new instruments were added: A bass clarinet, two Scotch drums and two concert snares. In Mid-March thirty-five NHS instrumentalists participated in the newly organized North Iowa Confer ence Band Festival at Forest City, and later in March six Viking members invaded Luther College for the Dorian Band Festival. Spring saw the band preparing for the state music contests. And thus ended another year for the NHS Concert Band. Page 40 Saxerud Studio B X Aiwa ?? if mln r A A Y I :X Y ' gk? ' ' 1 . 7, Aa ' .-- ,4 1 - ' 9- ,. . 1 -w - . 6 , ' - V .T ' K v ' QL .2 -' r I ' D . vp. . ' ' 'Q -'S . 'is - I ' r ' . - 'f3- ' If' ' . is ki? 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PiCk 'em UP H Early nearly every morning for three months the band practiced marching and playmg Hurrymg in breathlessly to second hour class they sometimes met frowns from their teachers for near tardmess However the pleasure derived from their eleven pubhc appearances well repaid them The band marched m the St Ansgar Centennial Parade ID three Worth Coun ty Centennial Parades and the Memonal Day Parade They appeared at home foot ball games and gave a show at Buffalo Centefs Homecoming In spring the band marched in the annual North Iowa Band Festival Junior Band left to right first row H Rustad P Elllngson J Enerson J Ander son M Hansen J Olson second row D Carnes S Johnson T Gerk A Brunsvold H Patterson K Kester M Stene S Aase J Grosland A Low B Forland J Orve dal V Johnson D Bolender D Randall R Mehaffy third row M Martinson R Hrubetz C Ensngn M Gaarder B Passehl N Glassel D Mikkelson K Mosby D L Olson P Olson P Smith D Wright M Haugebak D Holstad S Smith fourth row P Perkms J Stumbo J Aanrud D Thoen J Isaacson C Pangbum N Rup ert R Gordon Mr Charles Kirsch J Rabe S Tenold D Hendrickson H Johnson H Rogers I . l Flatnessi E'llingson,.C. Tostenson, E. Johnson, J. Stumbo, C. Fallgatter: J. Roberts: Pdge 42 Kittleson Repair - For your best servlce Instrumental Ensembles Clarinet Quartet Flute Quartet Left to right: M. Wolff C. Hendrickson, D. Hal- Left to right' K, Baken M. Loken, A, Sandberg land, G. Mosby. A. Baken. Dnstrrct Sololsts Lett to right first row M Loken L. Hagen, S Hinds P Kriksva S Osten second row A. Bok en D Andersen R Whitcome M Davidson B 'Buttle K Baken not pictured J Mellem C Neale Brass Sexfef Drum Ensemble Left to rnght R Whlt00lhC D Gulllckson D Left to nght E Olson J Mikkelson S Hinds Andersen 'W Davldson J Elwell J Johnson L Leldal Grundmexer Hatchery Lomplete Poultry Seruce Page 43 J . 1 Q o 0 1 . , I. n 0 . . , , . , . , . Y ' Y ' D ' U ' , . Q 2. rc . l l 4 WY, :. , . , . :. ,- , - . fx. p . . . . . . '- ' V1-1 v v' A Dream Is A W1 h Y He rt Mak ' Mlxed Chorus left to rxght flrst row S Bassett J Glaser B Stanek J Hopper stad L Leidal J Hanson M Johnson E Dralla R Hanson A Baken acoompan xst S Hinds second row S Buchanan M Wolff C Stene S Osmundson D Pet erson J Elwell L Johnson B Grlffxth C Neale E Tenold thlrd row D Iverson E Olson N Seater M Davidson C Groe 0 Hove K Schaub L Iverson D Hagen J Mellem K Baken fourth row B Logemann M Anderson J Mnkkelson B Ron sen D Halland D Andersen L Markel J Forde A Elliott L Oakland J Gulhck son L Osten G Mosby K Groe 1954 was M1ss Vlrgmxa Seger s last year at NHS the last opportun1ty for eager contest goers to slxp valued pr1zes 1nto her purse and for pranksters to wrap cords around her lxght flxtures The vocal mus1c year burst 1nto song Wlth pro ductxon of the operetta In Gay Havana a Cuban love story full of 1ntr1gue All State Dorlan Festlval the George Washmg ton Ball and sprlng contest all took the1r place 1n a typlcal year ln NHS muslc Wlth chorus and glee club small groups and solos xnsplratlon and dlsappomtment and last but not least the dlS cardmg of slx squeaky planks to make way for long awalted rxsers the rmxed chorus would never be the same 1954 was a farewell year for forty three senxors and one vocal muslc teacher but lt was more than thxs lt was the overture to a new act m the opera of lxfe Good luck Mxss Seger' Mnss Seger with her gifts Page 44 Northwood Anchor H .S OUI' C es, 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 ' 1 I , 1 1 1 1 o 1 I 1 I 1 ' 1 - I Z . , . , . 1 . 1 . ' 1 - 1 - 1 . 1 . 1 . I 5 - . , , , . , . , . , . , . , . - 1 - I 5 - 1 - 1 . 1 . ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 - , - 1 Q . . . . . , I ' rs 11 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , ' u 1 , . Left to nght flrst row D Wagner D I-lorgen H Sime H Mosby Ray Larson Roy Larson S Perluns second row D I-lalland D Peterson J Elwell L Jolmson E Foley V Ed wards third row B Roisen C Groe 0 Hove K Schaub L Iverson K Olson K Gulhckson fourth row B Griffith R Tuttle L Markel J Forde A Elliott D Andersen L Oakland Left to right first row S Ellingson B Broitzman D Grube B Stanek C Hend rickson J Glaser A Hanson R Hanson B Kuhlmann G Mosby J Hanson, M Johnson E Dralla J Hopperstad L Lendal second row S Spnlde C Pederson, M Wolff S Bassett C Stene S Osmundson S Buchanan K Groe D I-Ioltan C Neale A Baken M Gaarder K Nesset thu-d row D Hove M Loken, S Berg E Olson G Johnson J Mikkelson M. Anderson L Osten S Tenold L. Hagen J Mellem K Baken J Gulllckson J Johnson fourth row M Severson D Iverson B Loge mann J Rlngoen K Mostrom M Reyerson P McQuatters, N Seater A Senne S. Osten E Mlelke J Bakken M Bakken M Davidson R Severson Arnold Talle Page 45 l :s 1' 1. yo I 9 ,. -Q :. ll I' I' Do !l' . . r -' 9- g. ,. , - .. ,.'g g, , ' D' 7' fl YI Io . 1.1. 1' 1- 1- or ' 1- 1- ,. 9- 9' 1- o .. ,. ..'g :.'.. - 5' ll I' Il ll fl ll I - .- .- 5' :. ,. . ,. . o I' I ll io I le 1 . ,. ,. 3 :. ,. ,. - ,.. ,, ,. ,. . p. 1 lliiu In I' In ' llln Gay Havana 'F' f Atencno Claves Are Playing 4311! Oh, these Amencanos ' P139 46 Havsk s Super Valu The store of everyday low prxces ll fi! 1 7 . I b - J ' ,A f X N - nu u - u 12 A, ' - .f ., W A 5321 , 1 Q, 1 a 1 ' f . A' K. , T I 9 I a if a a , 325 L M if . if' i' ,pin A, I - , . . L I , , - .. - . Vocal Ensembles Dlstnct Solonsts Madngal Left to right first rovs S Osmundson E Olson J Hopperstad second row M Johnson J Han son G Mosby R Hanson J Mellem K Baken thlrd rovs B Rolsen L Markel L Iverson D Andersen K Schaub B Gnfflth not pnctured L Johnson J Elwell C Groe Left to right K Baken J Hopperstad M Dav ndson C Neale R Hanson J Mellem J Elwell B Roxsen D Andersen L Markel Girls Sextet Boys Quartet Mlxed Quartet Left to rlght J Elwell B Iefttorlght D Andersen R Rorsen D Andersen L Markel Hanson K Baken B Rolsen Starting at lower left corner L Ha gen S Osmundson B Logemann E MlXed Octet Dralla K Baken M Davidson Boys ode' in Left m nght J Elwell K Gullwkson J Wk Len to right D Halland J Elvtell 0 Hove K kelson J Hopperstad J Hanson J Mellem J fulllckson B Rmsen J Johnson J Forde L Forde L Nlarkel 'liarkel Congratulations to the Class of 54 from Joe Orth Your RCA Vletor Dealer P389 47 u Q . Q f xl' . ,1 l . . , , . . , . , ' . - . . 1 . 1 f . 3 : . , . - - , 1 1 .- 1 . 1 - 1 ' ' , . . , . , . , -, . ' . - - 1 - v ' ' - . s . 1 . 9 - 1 . 1 . , . . , . , . . 0 Q 1 ' 0 , , ' - A I - 1 - . . 1 . . ' . , . . , . , . . ' . v . , . 1 - , . 9 , . , . . 1. 1 . , .4 ' Z . 1 - 1 - 1 ' ' ' , . 1 . 1 - 1 - 1 , , - - 1 - J ' , .A . . . ,. ' 1 , ,- . . , . Left to right sitting K Baken, M. Allison J Mellem L Lendal A Baken stand mg L Markel Mr Hagman, B Roisen D Andersen W Moretz. New Student Council Representatxves from each hxgh school class and from varlous organ1zat1ons composed the Student Counc11 Offlcers were Loren Markel presldent Mary Alhson secretary and Anne Baken treas urer Among the many aCt1V1t16S of the counc11 the plannmg of the radxtlonal Homecomlng festlval vxas outstanding It also sponsored several dances a Chrxstmas program and the award assembly on the last day of school In a more serlous ve1n the group planned a const1tut1on a poxnt system for deternfunmg serv xce awards and a v1s1t1ng day ln the classrooms to help underclassmen declde on next years currxc ulum The Student Councll endeavored to asslst other orgamzatxons 1n thelr growth and to unprove the school whenever poss1b1e laylng the P13115 Page 48 L E Plummer Lawyer 1 Gains Strength and Importance Students Assist In Office and Library Mr Hagmans three nght hands R Davis 3,:3:QngJ IgaSl'Il::se':ls Z: Librarians left to right Mrs Ramsay advisor at desk slttmg K ting Tuttle D Hove M Burns D Gentz A Van Sabben R Rabe M Rey erson secretary R Monnahan standing W Stehn treasurer D Iver son D Holtan M Bakken D Turvold president E Mlelke and Wom n Our Honfwmen D Johns' www milch La ies of Hteisdrickson , Mrs. fo0m' perni- aild Mrs' 6 . A th Met! Begin Yfwl' The ' AQOXD hxen. whgdi' Ed 3,06 Geofg ' VV. W. Hudson, Abstracter Page 49 Starting at right top of G: J. Glaser, A, Baken, M. Bakken, S. Butler, V. Gentz, R. Davis, S. Eskildsen, A. Godfrey, L. Hagen, D. Grube, M. Burns, E. Dralla, B, Bergo, M. Grosland, N. Baden- schier, M. Bakken, D. Cook, J. Bakken, J. Godfrey, B. Broitzman, J. Gullickson, M. Davidson, M. Allison, K. Baken. Executive Council Left to right: J, Mikkelson, presidentg L. Hagen, secretary: M. Allison, representative to student councilg M. Davidson, vice-presldentg M. Bakken, S. LaCour, athletic managers, and K. Baken, treasurer. Left to right, bases of A: S tleg arch of A: R. Peterson, M Reyerson, D. Turvold, W. Stehn V, Nelson, S. Osten. A. Senne, A The Girls' Athletic Association is run on an honor basis with a point system to determine awards. The only girls club in NHS, it promoted good sportsmanship and stimulated participation in athletic competition. This group worked nearly all year as an independent organization. The GAA was the largest group during 1954 in addition to being one of the most active. Dur- ing the year it sponsored hikes, skating, swim- ming and bowling parties, and a volley-ball tour- nament, as well as operating the checkroom at home basketball games. Perhaps the event that will be remembered best was the traditional Sno Ball, the one occa- sion of the year when the girls take the initia- tive. It is always strictly a date affair, and this year had the theme Winter Wonderland. Page 50 Worth County Co-Op Oil Company - Tydol Gasoline and Veedol Tractor 8: Motor Oil Osmundson, D. Nelson, M. Ped- erson. S. Tenold, C. Vold, K. Tut- -..3'?'?i--IQ. 5' 'HH I ,Q 91 .53 5 ' an VT .Q . Siebrecht, R. Rabe, M. Severson, N. Seater, M. Severson, P. Stoff- regen, C. Stene, L. Osten, S. Spildeg cross of A: left to right: J. Rasmussen, C. Read, R. Whit- come, A. Sandberg, B. Stanek. Left to right, bases of A: N. Monnahan, M. Loken, M. Loftaas R. Monnahan, C. Hendrickson, E. Mielkeg arch of A: J. Hopper- stad, A. Hanson, D. Iverson, D. Hove, M. Hempen, K. Mostrom P. McQuatters, S. LaCour, J. Mikkelson, J. Mellem, P. Krikava M. Johnson, R. Hanson, J, Ringoen, S. Hansen, J. Johnson, B Kuhlmann, M. Gaarderg cross of A, left to right: D. Holtan, G Johnson, S. Hinds, B. Logemann, M. Leidal. -rip, 2 x S X we Big Z 0 SXXQXS Northwood Bakery - Taste-tempting pastry page 51 Left to right officers fat tablel A Johnson president L Oakland sentinel D Stevens reporter R Nelson secretary L Iverson vice president D Sandberg treasurer Mr Rupert adviser first row D Jones E Senne W Moretz Ray Larson K Schaub L Foss L Anderson D Abrahams Roy Larson C Groe C Nelson W Wllland second row A Moretz K Gulhckson P Weir R Tuttle K Olson M Liljedal B Roisen W Leidal R Brunsvold K Logemann C Lehman R Abrams third row J Gullickson J Brunsvold J Leegaard H Same K Johnson P Foss D Handeland B Foss L Harris A McHenry 1 ' 2 . 9 . 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I , y , Page 52 Farmers' Butter and Cheese Association - Aristocrat of Dairy Products Future Farmers of America Program of Work in chapter activities multiflora rose and honeysuckle bushes Hard at Work The FFA IS an organization des1gned to trans form todays farm boy lnto tomorrows farmer Every boy IS required to complete at least one production proJect each year and to partlclpate This year the prxnc1pa1 money making act1v1 ties were the production and sale of popcorn fxeld corn .md concrete hog troughs The chapter pur chased a boar three lots and numerous farm im plements lncludmg a tractor Farm lrnprovements included 3000 feet of t11e a corncrlb and 3000 Left to right first row P Weir P Krlkava S Osmundson R Hanson M Allison Davis J Mlkkelson D Andersen second row L Tews J Struck D Stevens Baken Mrs Salveson J Hanson S I-Imds K Nesset D Gullickson M Johnson Leldal third row S Osten K Johnson M Davidson K Gullickson L Markel Moen M Perry J Elwell B Griffith Eight to Stat ' A record number of students started the year in speech work The first contest in which they participated was the Worth County Speech Con test, held at Joice Northwood received a trophy for second place In the Forensic League this year the debate team Shirley Hinds in interpretive reading, Mary Allison in extemporaneous speaklng and Soma Osmundson in original oratory won the rlght to proceed to the state finals at Iowa City but be cause of a conflict with music contests this league Left to right, sitting: M. Davidson: standing: D. Andersen, J. Hanson, M. Allison, K. Baken. vw as dropped n the speech association contests eight stu dents xx on the right to compete in the state finals t Waterloo Karen Baken and Mary Allison com peteft in extemporaneous speaking Rosine Hanson and Songa Osmundson in dramatic dec1amat1on tbonga competed in original oratory alsol Dan ny Andersen and Joan Mlkkelson in humorous declamation Shirley Hinds in interpretive reading rd the debate team Debate The debate team this year was composed of four seniors Juanita Hanson and Danny Ander- sen debated on the affirmative side Mary Allison and Karen Baken took the negative stand. The three girls have been debating together for four years. Mary Davidson served as alternate, The team attended tournaments at Gustavus Adolphus College and Iowa State Teachers Col- lege. The 1953 debate team placed second in the state of Iowa in the State Forensic Contest. This year saw the debaters heading for Waterloo and the state Speech Association Contest of 195-4 with ambitions of attaining the top. .Iohnson's Feeders Supplies - Feeds and Sanitation - Phone 14 Page 53 wg Left to right, first row: K. Gullickson, S. Osmundson, J. Mikkelson, K. Johnson. R. Hanson, M. Johnson, D. Anderseng second row: L. Leidal, R. Monnahan, A. Van Sabben, K. Groe, G. Mosby, R. Da.vls, K. Baken, M. Hauge, Mrs. Salveson, M. Burns, K. Nessetg third row: P. Krikava, M. Allison, N. Monnahan. D. Hove. G. Johnson, M. Anderson, D. Grube, E. Dralla, B. Reyerson, M. Nelsong fourth row: D. Peterson, J. Struck, L. Tews, K. Logemann, P. Weir, 0. Hove, B. Griffith, J. Elwell. Not pictured: E. Olson. Thespians Nearly forty drama enthusiasts and speech stu- dents under the sponsorship of Mrs. Salveson formed a drama club and named themselves the t'Thespians. Officers elected were Joan Mikkelson, presi- dentg Kenneth Johnson, vice president, Rosine Hanson, secretaryg Danny Andersen, treasurerg Kenneth Gullickson, sergeant-at-arms, Sonja Os- mundson, entertainment chairman, and Mary Johnson, program chairman, A one-act play, radio style, and report on its author were presented during every bi-weekly meeting. Each play was representative of a dif- ferent country and refreshments typical of that country were served after the play. The i'Thespians sponsored three one-act plays for the public during the year. The contest play, 'iDust of the Road, included Rosine Hanson, Jim Struck, Bill Griffith, and Paul Weir. t'Goin' Round the Hoop featured Mary Davidson, Margery Perry, Kenneth Gullickson, and Richard Moen. And Tea for Three includ- ed Peggy Krikava, Shirley Hinds, Jack Elwell, and Loren Markel. Goin' Round the Hoop T Tea for Th ree Page 54 Dust of the Road Doug's Independent Gas and Grill Left to right fu-st row M Alllson B Logemann D Andersen, J Mlkkelson, M. Davidson editor K Baken S Hmds J Hanson D Stevens second row Miss Pat terson advisor R Hanson P McQuatters J Elwell R. Whitcome L Iverson, C Read A Elllott L Osten J Johnson S Osten M. Gaarder D Holton M. Johnson, K Mostrom C Vold M Perry The deadlines Wed day, ld The Vlklflg our school newspaper IS publlshed each week 1n the Northwood Anchor It IS dlV1d human mterest humor and general news These subjects are mstrlbuted among the staff accordmg to thexr ab111ty and 1nterest In November several members of the staff at tended the annual conwenuon of the Iowa Hxgh School Press Assoc1at1on at Drake Umverslty Dxs thagrzxe gueejgryhszfld Yghagfsgfyhave more com' cusslon groups dealt Wllh problems of runnxng a successful school newspaper and yearbook and contests were held ln sports 3dV9l't1S1ng feature and news wrxtmg Juamta Hanson placed fxrst xn the state ln the feature sory d1V1S1OD Danny Andersen flrst m news wrltmg and Joan Mlkkelson recelved hon orable mentlon m news wrltmg Good Luck to Class of 54 from Mortenson Produce Page 55 , ' : . ' . . , . , , , . . - , . , . 3 3 - 9 1 - y - 9 I f y . , , 1 1 - 1 ' 9 0 1 y - , , 7 ' l 0 0 ll ' 1 0 nes s! g I' 1 7 l . 'I I ed into four main types of writing: editorial, H I . . . . . 1 . - v ! I if I . . . . Y Left to right flrst row L Foss C Read J Mikkelson M Perry Mr Robert Koeh ler D Andersen editor R Hanson co editor Mrs Ralph Ramsay J Hanson, L Markel S Hinds B Grifhth second row S Hansen, A Baken R Davis M Bums M Johnson G Mosby K Baken M Davidson M Allison B Logemann J Mellem S Bassett K Nesset third row M Hempen S Esklldsen, V Nelson D Gentz M Bakken, D Gleason R Rabe G Johnson D Grube E Dralla M Pederson fourth row L. Hagen L Iverson D Peterson A Elliott B Rmsen K Gulllckson R Moen J Elwell D Johnson N Monnahan Not pictured M Anderson A Van Sabben Yearbook Staff flrst the planning then the work' F The yearbook staff started 1ts customary rush m earnest shortly after Chrxstmas takmg plc tures plannmg layouts wr1t1ng copy and allottmg space to the var1ous orgamzatlons and actxvltles For the second tlme summer dehvery was se lected and for the fxrst t1me a padded cover was puxchased and underclassmen were xnvlted to Jom the staff Headaches late hours and many problems com blred Wlth msplratlon persplratlon and a httle help from here n there to make the 1954 Vlklllg what you see before you The staff thanks you for your cooperatxon and f you d1dnt glV6 lt maybe youll take the h1nt and g1JQ lt next year lf you re st11l around page 56 B H Osten MD learmng the angles havmg a fit baking better blscults stnvmg students E wad ag practice teachers flner pomts of educatxon this IS for accuracy study hall announcements Llndflolt 8: Pcrry Standard SQFXICG page 57 . . . . - . . . ' N T . I . . I . ,, , ' , 4- 14 f, vf .fm ,' Q w w I' Y-J 1 wp-M Music Maestro I do Snappy P J s come in handy MW' CP Hi Hangout D Well you've got to live M Quips 'n Slips En Garde Page 58 Thoen's 66 Service I R A I , Nm' V A l ' Mi 'l l I 4 : xy' Q 1 .pp ' . I . , :al 'Q W . X. 5 V ' 91 N4- 7A,z I A NA Y A o O lx--nl .X 4, SKS 7 wwf I., X 2 . .E I, I 1 1 All. ff K ig.-5, vi ...nv N The seniors were again champions of the Intramural girls basketball tournaments Dangerous when wet 'N LX4 vsnaiti A Queen is Crowned .,,.,, Innocent when sleeping 'fi ul From the vine Enthusiasm The word for today The ends in sight Neale's Standard Servnce Page 59 x . Q V ' , 1 ' fg .,:, , fu . 6 . 1' 2 f 4' - ' 'X ' 'v' L ' 5 so f - P T ' ' --,R 1 MJT ,, U Q M T.-1 'W . S '- , '5' 5 ' - ' I 6 l sy - . iw- 1. A , ,U . V 7' xfvi, . if 1 1' , gifts 1l4fEi'.k'j.w'k , A ' 'gg A :lf . au . y ' X, X t sf Q ,L x A ' ' 5 x N - , ' , f 'ken I . A Q! ' Y , . 1 ' x G v W Qi z. X . vt - Af.. 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'--Q4 QF Kaus haf - QW -Ba Paul Olson Larry Perry Larry Reeder Gene Reyerson Shlrley Rxngoen Ruth Rlslov .D gf qi.-fb l Laura Stoffregen M1ss Ulrlca Tosdal Mr Howard Vorland 'D- I Laura Lan Beauty Shop Expert halr cutting and shapmg -I QQ lv' O QL 'L, :,g,, Xi' 'fi 1 ', xW iy if yr LX IW! -.r.., ,f 1' X61 Sri as 5 15 3E 5-1- 3' i is .57 Q- in JIS ilu'-f Mr ras. if --wa.. ,MV Q 3551 it Eighth Grade A and B Page 61 as ak Y N D ' 1 i Q Q .1 o- , AQL' S . 'lyk 4 -:J ' 6' 7 lr H L 2 J , M 1 B: S' ef L . Thi: 3 .tr 11:3 xx L ff X 'lA X Li :tm . 973 ' M I ,gi I 4 4 V L I k 5 7:9 ,M 5 ' 40. ,- . X, I y x V ' LW P f A 'L H A to 4 4 H, L ew' 'rf-f :sr -J f- i J. x K E nxt vrkr Stephen Smith I M V' V ' Z 'V , I ' ,sq 4,.j-N I X ,, 5 Q.. J, - w V Q X 4 . . G V kfffm 7' x C- y y in W .W -I M ' , 3' ' f ' 5 A sw A -' ,V aff! ' 'M ' 4.4 -M 5 Z' '21 1 -- 'X V' A I 6 V x k . , ' Q I ' ., , na, lt ' 'gy ' Af l Q 7 A ' 4... , V W ,, VwYlv,.y,,m, . I 1 f , f If - J ifl , . 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Mlelke Elaine 25 45 49, 51 Mikkelson Join 14,204143.444546,475053 55 58 Moen Richard 13 29 37 2 Monnahan Nanc 22 51 Monnahan Rosalyn 22, 49 51 54 Moretz Arthur, 14 37 52 Moretz Wayne 25 29 48, 52 Mosby G-eraldlne 23323, 40 43 44, 45 Mosby Harlan 25 Mostrom, Karen 27, 45 51 55 Neale Carol 22,2723 40 43 44, 45 47 Nelson, Curtis Nelson Donna, 25 41 50 Nelson Marilyn, 22, Nelson Robert, 13 32 36 37 52 Nelson, Vi la, 14 50 56 Nesset Kat erlne 22 45 53,54 56 Neumann Shirley 27 Oakland, Darlene 27 47,54 56 Oaklan Luvern 22232935 3744.45 52 Olson ether 22 41, 43 44, 45, 47 54 Olson Keith 22 23 35 37 40 45 52 o:r2:sne214645455o5a55 ggegerson, Carol 27 23550 M erson Mari seen... nnneyynn 5355645535 e e Page-'son 15 29 32 31 44 Peterson Rena, 50 Beth' 'SW' 2 it 52 21 5' a 5355551 lzffcf .ai 5' .31 ea aro Reed Jan i5 298837 Reyerson, Reyerson, Reyerson, oe g?gengn'Jean 27 45 nelgen Ben lk lb ab a5,45,45 47 Sandberg, Ann, 25, 38, 40 43, 51 Sandberg: Dale, 9, 15 85 52 Schaub, ennetib 27 29 45, 47 52 Schmid Russo 1, 22 29 37 555' 1525: 5 5 as ' 5' Benne Edwin 27 52 Severson, Marilyn D Severson, Myra, 27 45 51 Bevel-son Ruth, Z! 45 e S42 I-If.'rlin27 29 32g'4.2,45,52 s lla! snlrley II 45 51 Barbara 40 44 45 51 Sash?-'fame 5 .0 2 Bteegns, Davidh-122 23 Q Q, 37 52 53 Stottregen, Pa c 22,1 41 51 semen, James 12, 53 Tenol Sue, 27 45, TGWIGW 15, 53, Trrrvgl gene' 2. 49 so 'rlmlefkue samba 50 'rnnle mellnra S1 33f'd.df'5?:3la. and ' hgh 5. -55-24 Wife e wnlzeeme 1l.utnu'z. 41, 48. 61. 55 Wllland, wngeialhaa, 52 Wlnkelman, Wolff olel-mhz wnlrnaurve as 4o,4s,44,45 Bonnie 22, 54 Karen 27 Marlan27222o as 350 4554 Page 68 Hszel's Drlve-In Tastlest Hamburgers In Town 'I' '19, llltillll I I . ,I I .I ,D 1 ' , .M . 1 I I 'I' I , ' I II' 'Y I u P' 'H 'z2.?1 : ' E' ' ,,,,, 5 1, . 1 1 ml' ' 1' ' 'g' g y , ,I 'D' I I M 9 I I I , , , , , , , 55 .,,,,, :' Y-fn -' . 4 I 1' ,,' 15' I ' ,I 132. 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