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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1958 volume:

THE VIKING NORTHWOOD HIGH SCHOOL, NORTHWOOD, IOWA 1957-58 1 04 x 16' 'ie owl Xxx 9 9 il Wo V 41's T' 01,1 1 draf'1,J1,,J1,,.f tr 0 0 do 4,5 9 1 ii IL ,X x Q 0 X'-Vxgg 8 x Smsxsxzxia 9 N '19 x9 -5 - 0 I J' 1 ' 'P -lf 1 '0'l J' - 1 -I' la - 'Q' lg ,J . hui- ,B 0 . is ' hwov E s Jw ixxre 'L S 4 . ,1-'4' xs4,'0 9 'P 'O AUGUST The 1957 1958 school year began SEPTEMBER First vacation Labor Day County Speech Tournament Football season started St Ansgar Tri County Institute Assembly Beachter Duo Football season continues Garner Football Belrnond OCTOBER Representative from Luther college visited Northwood High School Northwood met Lake Mills in football HOMECOMING Northwood won over Britt Representative from I S T C visited Northwood High School School let out for Ten Commandments Continued football season against Buffalo Center Celebrated Dad's Nite in a game with Forest City NOVEMBER Last football game Glenville The Schmidts presented an assem y End of nine weeks report cards issued Veterans day school dismissed at ll 30 Junior class play Doubled Barrelled De tect1ve Story Basketball Jamboree Forest City First full basketball game St. Ansgar School pictures were taken 29 Thanksgiving vacation All-State Chorus and Band in Des Moines DECEMBER Osage--Basketball First wrestling meet Dr. Crosby of S.U.I. talked to prospective college students First conference basketball game--Lake Mills Basketball with Britt Wrestling meet--Blooming Prairie Basketball with Garner Northwood band presented its first band concert 'Jose Silva and his Banj --Assembly progra First loss of the season--Buffalo Center Wrestling meet Employment and aptitude tests given to Seniors Northwood basketball team traveled to Forest City CHRISTMAS VACATION Z ' 0-v ball' 1 .3- be 2 ,ff In s x WP sk 'R V0 Q Q F 'L 0126? 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' x L . s 90 1 5 fi 973' '59 xxqtsw xxsn T ANUARY Northwood versus Britt Wrestling Northwood versus Belmond Basketball Basketball team travels to Emmons Wrestling meet As semester ended we played Manly in basketball Basketball Osage Report cards were issued for the second time Conference game with Lake Mills Z8 Senior pictures taken Northwood defeated Britt Basketball Wrestlers meet Blooming Prairie County Speech Contest Last game in January Garner FEBRUARY Northwood challenged Buffalo Center again Wrestling Preliminary speech contest Basketball Forest City Juniors got class rings 8 Wrestlers travel to District Wrestling meet Northwood versus Belmond Basketball teams in the state Worth County Career Day Annual SNO BALL sponsored by G R 22 State Sectional tournaments Northwood defeated in final round of play MARCH Mid Winter band concert District speech tournament Mid-Winter vocal concert Juniors sponsored Alexander the Grea Senior Class Play-- Teen Tim Report cards issued once again Representative from St. Olaf visited the high school State speech tournament APRIL College entrance tests at Mason City 7 EASTER VACATION The Snokes put on assembly progra State Music Solo and Ensemble contest held Northwood Red Cross Swimming--Assembly 26 Large group music contest MAY Only twenty-seven more days for Seniors Large group contest The Laubins --Assernb y Senior Tea--In honor of the Senior girls JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM AND BANQUET - planned by the junior class BACCALAUREATE COMMENCEMENT LAST DAY OF SCHOOL, report cards and awards 3 I Po '15 225122 sy es?-' 5 'AV' ..- 5 X' 1,1 3 N 31 X-LQ .L ig 05 Q ,L ,B X1 xv e ts .lu 13 J 323 170,14 5 0337 .ly je 6 1 96 is 1.9 2 1 36' P11 34 0 92 -PJ J Pe as 5 'G N 3 N xg xqfgio Q60 'L , s 'L - . wx - fo 4- 'D '19 555 .9 '19 'fb ' 1 I . 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' ' ' - '59 '55 1 . - . 7 . . 8 ll t 21 ll ell 26 5 27 Q a 4' ,YA vgitwlm X '69 5' , l wr X N Q, , B 1 x 'P 1 ' 'f' 0 S: 2 to Q- 9 ll ll m ll at 21 25 . 5 1 f' TU A-4 'X glsxux 3 al 1, S , A 1 S 'exft 5 ll ul 1 P J' 1 9 12 7-rf ' -1 J ' -at 16 'bl' 0 Z-N' V Z5 28 29 DEDICATIO Mr Lyle Bestul has proved to be a versatlle coach a re hable leader an all round sports enthuslast and a competent teacher After ten years of coachmg var1ous sports here Lyle and h1s hard worklng teams have won many v1ctor1es for NHS The t1tles h1s teams have won 1nc1ude belng county champ 1ons 1n baseball 1n 1953 and 1957 and sect1onal w1nners 1950 1955 1956 and 1957 In h1s s1x years as head coach h1s basketball teams have been county champxons 1n 1956 sect1onal champ1ons 1D 1957 and conference champs 1956 and 1958 Whlle Mr Bestul attended h1gh school 111 Kenyon Mmne basketball and baseball teams After h1s st1nt 1n the Navy Mr Bestul marr1ed the g1rl of h1s dreams ' 1n 1947 and they moved to Northwood where began h1s teach1ng career as a h1story and soc1al sc1ence 1n structor He began h1s second year at Northwood as ass1stant coach and contmued w1th h1s h1story classes S1nce then Lyle has played an act1ve part 1n church and cornmumty l1fe 1n Northwood He IS a member of the F1rst Luthern Church and has served as Luther League Counselor and as Sunday School teacher The Bestuls bu1lt a new home xn 1951 where Mr and Mrs Bestul l1ve w1th the1r two cluldren Brlan 7 and Becky 4 Durlng the summer Lyle does carpenter work and last sum mer also helped out as sw1tchman for the ra1lroad For these and many other reasons we the graduatlng class of 1958 Wlth deepest grat1tude ded1cate th1s yearbook to Mr Lyle Bestul coach and teacher at Northwood H1gh School 4 1 . , - . . . . . , . - sota, his favorite sport fwas football, but he also played on the Q 1 . 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J ' ' 2 +22 iw ff! 1! 2Q fg Q24 annum! .A v I BO RD OF EDUCATIO Members of the school board are shown here at a recent meetmg 1n the supermtendent s offlce Left to r1ght are Marle Haugebak L G Stevens Mrs Al1ce Wh1tcorne board secretary Conrad Johnson Kerrmt S Paulson and R T Nelson board presldent 6 Mrs Allce Wh1tcome Secretary As we enter the ofhce of the new elementary bu11d1ng w f1nd Mrs Wh1tcome busy answer 1ng telephone calls f1l1ng papers look1ng up old school records or perforrrung varlous other tasks No matter what she 1S d01Dg Ahce 1S never too busy to lend a help1ng hand to everyone NP . . . i . . 1 - ' 1 ' 1 S 1 - 1 . . , . , e v 1 JOH MICKLICK Our Supermtenclent Mr John M1Ck11Ck has now completed h1s f1fth year at Northwood H1gh School Mr M1Ckl1Ck has attended the follow1ng un1vers1t1es and colleges and has rece1ved h1s Master s De gree Dubuque Umverslty Iowa State Teachers College and Drake Umversxty For relaxatlon he hkes to f1Sh Athlet1cs also hold h1s 1nterest Mr John E Mason has just com Watchmg a good football or basket pleted h1S f1rSt year ln the NO1'th ball game add much to h1s pleasure wood School system as pr1nc1pal Hxs home town 15 near by Mason C1ty He attended grade school and h1gh school there He recelved h1s Bachelor s Degree at Upper Iowa Umverslty 1n Fayette and h1s Mas ter s Degree at the State Un1vers1ty of Iowa He spent two years w1th the Army 1n the Counter Intelhgence Corps P Joys all outdoor act1v1t1es espec 1ally huntmg and f1sh1ng JOHN 13 MA o , . I . - - 1 Z . . , 7 I , . . In his s are time Mr. Mason en- , - , afar! ' x l x , 1 is , M1ss EILEEN MANTZ B1ology Advanced Algebra Glrls' Phys1cal Educat1on Ever hear of a human crossword puzzle? Just ask M1ss Mantz 1f she s havlng any trouble f1nd1ng the rlght p1ece Entermg the gym we f1nd Mr Rohlfsen d1gg1ng 1n h1s med1 cxne chest for med1 cat1ons to a1d a wrestler Just unwound from a half Nelson Mr LAVERNE ROHLFSEN Government Soc1ology Dr1vers Tra1n1ng Boys Annual Staff and G R A Ad Phys1cal Educamon N Club v1sor Advlsor Football Wrestlmg Luther College B A and Track Coach Colorado Umverslty Iowa State Teachers College Mr MARSHALL TORGERSON Geometry Algebra I General Math Bus1ness Law Iowa State Teachers College B A Drake Graduate Work Mr LOWELL GANGSTAD Vocal Mus1c Luther College B A San D1ego State College Graduate Work dv BA The second semester Mrs Thles 3o1ned NHS to teach htera ture Here we f1nd her readlng to her second hour class Mr Gangstad w1th a puzzled express1on on h1s face 1S d1l1 gently lookxng through the frles for the Lost Chord ' 8 The unsolved mystery rernalns of how 1n the alphabet one says A B C yet 1n Georn etry one adds a and b2 to get c Mrs HELEN THIES Amencan and Enghsh L1tera ture Speech Graceland College Iowa State Teachers College B A . , . 1 II I ! I I , I . . . . . . , . , . . . ' , I I I , . . I -gh... 3 W R E lh-mm q'-J . E at -W LM' E twaahl-.1 , 3 Q45 a e . 3 V L--f ,L , 1 if V gy ,gs I - I I 0 A 2 c Z I d ' we . V ,,.,,. , , b 5 ' ' J 1 I ' J , - I M ima- Mr ROBERT WILDER Mrs. Ramsay is kept busy in both the jun- ior high and high school libraries. She always finds time to help bewildered stu- dents. New equipment in the science room may make it possible for NHS scientists to send the seniors to Mars for skip day. Mrs CELIA RAMSAY Science Physics English I Library Industrial Arts State University of Iowa B A Freshman Sophomore Basketball M A Varsity Baseball Iowa State Teachers College B A Mrs DORIS JOHNSON Latin I and II St Olaf College B A Mrs WANDA LAINE English II and III Director of Plays Newspaper and Staff Advisor Iowa State Teachers College B A As we look in at Mrs Laine we find her preparing assign ments for her fifth period English class Now that we ve been to Mars let's Journey Around the World in By the looks of this 'outer languag we'll be all ready to start our Journey into outer space Mr LYLE BESTUL American and World History oys' Physical Education Assistant Football Coach Varsity Basketball Coach Luther B A grew' Eighty Days and see what's new in the land Of NHS 9 M1ss BLANCHE PATTERSON Typlng Shorthand Bookkeeplng Secretarlal Pract1ce Southwest M1ssour1 State Col lege B S 1n Ed Mr HOWARD RUPERT Vocatlonal Agmculture FFA Adv1sor Iowa State B S Hear1ng the chck of keys down the hall we f1nd M1ss Patter son typlng cop1es of the competent typzsts' tests for her students Descendmg to the lower hall we f1nd MISS Selleck l1v1ng up the old adage of 'A St1tch 1n T1me Saves Nme r HOWARD VOR LAND Elementary Pr1nc1pa1 Buena Vxsta B A Drake Un1vers1ty If you hear a good argument 1n the lower hall lt s Mr Rupert's Parhamentary Pro cedure team d1scuss lng how to pass a b111 In the other mus1c de partment of NHS we f1nd Mr SChe1be glancxng over some muslc before a morn 1ng rehearsal 10 M1ss GWENDOLYN SELLECK Home Econom1cs I and II Iowa State Teachers College B A Iowa State College Colorado Un1vers1ty Mr ROBERT SCHEIBE Instrumental Mus1c Northwestern Un1vers1ty B M M M Upper Iowa Umvers1ty State Umvers1ty of Iowa I , . , . . . ' ll I 1 1 I I , . 1 n n - . . M . General Business 8: , . . ' , . . , . . ' I , . ,Q NHS W 'L - f f H OW ZW? 4 , Fr Q A 1,14 lr . . N Q 7 ' 3 0 OR GA N I Z A cg TI ff, A I 5 f fqm YE RBOOK STAFF BOTTOM ROW left to rxght M1ss Mantz Sponsor J1m Davey Paul Grosland Helen Rustad Beverly Loberg Sec retary Sharon Brunsvold Asslstant Ed1tor Shxrley Mehaffy Edltor D1anne Halland Busmess Manager Car roll Havhk Larry Mosby SECOND ROW Barbara Neale Kay Kester Sara Jean Plummer Anne Gulhckson Carol Koehler Judy Nelson V1v1an Johnson Ruth R1slov Mary Martrnson Myra Gaarder THIRD ROW Helen Coyle Marjorxe Lehmann Elalne Edwards Carol Wall Betty Bakketun TOP ROW Judy Isaacson Marc1a Stene Jamce Methus Darlene Flatness Nancy Rupert Laura Stoffregan Ela1ne Kruse Phylhs Ellmgson The annual staff has had a very busy year We orgamzed shortly after school began last fall w1th Shlrley Mehaffy actmg as Ed1tor Sharon Brunsvold Asslstant Ed1tor D1anne Halland Bus1ness Manager and Beverly Loberg Secretary P1ctures were taken contr1but1ons were sol1c1ted and subscr1pt1ons were sold Then we got down to the real work of gett1ng the mult1ples ready to send 1D We would lxke to g1ve our s1ncere thanks to Woltz Stud1os Jostens and to all the members of the staff who gave so much of the1r tlme and espec1ally to our adv1sor M1ss Mantz 12 I . 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I . 2 I I Y ' Y I . . , . . , EWSPAPER STAFF FIRST ROW Left to r1ght Arv1lla Hempen Arlee Bruns vold Beverly Loberg asslstant ed1tor Anne Gulhckson edxtor Mrs Wanda Lame faculty adv1sor J1m Davey Myra Gaarder SECOND ROW Kay Kester Sara Jean Plummer Carol Koehler Judy Kay Nelson Donna Wrxght Denms Hendrlckson Sally Tenold Elsa Groe V1v1anJohn son Ruth I-Iempen Mary Martlnson THIRD ROW Helen Coyle M3.FJOf1C Lehmann Elalne Edwards Carol Wall Betty Hmds Bonnle Turvold Joan Enerson Barbara Lo Our school newspaper the V1k1ng 15 pubhshed weekly 1n the Northwood Anchor The 'Vmkxng 1S d1V1C16d 1nto four ma1n d1v1s1ons of wr1t1ng ed1tor1als humor general news and feature art1cles The Z6 staff members were g1ven ass1gnments 1n each f1eld Those who showed ab111ty 1n a spec1al type of wr1t1ng were glven opportumty to wr1te that artxcle reg ularly Anne Gulhckson served as ed1tor the past year w1th Beverly Loberg as ass1stant ed1tor Mrs Wanda Lame was faculty adv1sor for the organ1zat1on 13 Q . Z . 1 ' , , 5 1 S - , I , . 1 , I 1 7 I J 1 J 1 1 - 5 7 1 3 I Y I I - berg, Br-eta Pacey, JoEllen Anderson. ll - - ll ' - , . . ,,. . . . . . . . . . : . . 1 , , I SCIENCE CLUB The Science club sponsored by Mr Wilder met every Tuesday noon hour from 12 OO to 12 25 During the course of the year they saw several movies including movies on hunting and nickel ore refining They performed several experiments with different types of magnets worked with a cartesian diver experimented with tun1ng forks, and ordered LIBRARY Top to Bottom Elaine Nelson Phyhs Folkerts Dorothy Lindley Marie Mikkleson Point Chairman Sharon Horgan Pat Everhart Vice President Carol Wall Not pictured are Dorothy Kalvig Pres1 dent Mary Abrahams Secretary Treasurer 14 . , I . , . . . , . crystal radio kits to build. ' i ' I , S I I . . , . OFFICE Left to Right: Jim Davey, Sharon Nelson, Anetta Helvick. Mr Mason has had some very capable help 1n h1s 0ff1Ce th1s year These students have qulte a number of dut1es Among these are answermg the telephone check1ng attend ance look1ng up records and any other odd Jobs he f1nds for them to do Left to R1ght SEATED Judy K Nelson D1anne Halland STAND ING Judy Isaacson Roger Mehaffy STAFF Left to Right Kneeling Terry Perkins Bob Tenold Gerald Weidler Ken Nelson Seated H R Rupert Adviser Paul Gros land Sentinel Mert Foss Reporter Roger Ryan Secretary Neil Johnson Vice President Jerry Hopperstad President First Row Standing Richard Gentz David Gaskill Wayne Nelson Donald V1rchow Duane Mielke Edward Stayner Ellsworth Severson Gordon Anderson Ron Loken David Kvam Second Row Darrell Wellendorf Roger St1ehl Paul Sola Erling John son Allen Rhone Chuck Stoffregen Gary Christiansen James Grosland Third Row Arleigh Halverson Dennis Bergo Frank Adams Gary Turvold Robert Pike Duane Hanson Sylvan Henge steg Tom Grosland. Fourth Row. Warren Willand Larry Nel- son Don Mortz Albert Adams Lynn Davis Ken Abrams. Not Pictured: John Groe Harold Leegaard Larry Davis. The FFA picked popcorn and field corn last fall and sold it to the public. They also built three 4-pen hog houses. The Chapter went to the John Deere Field Days at Waterloo last November and the Parliamentary Procedure team attended the state convention at Sioux City. Fourteen members of the Northwood FFA exhibited swine at the Minnesota State Spring Barrow Show. Together they exhibited 70 head of swine. Neil Johnson won the junior master swine producers award and received a wrist watch as his reward. He was considered the outstanding junior exhibitor considering his project program and his overall knowledge of swine production. A committee of three interviewed each boy for about 20 minutes in deciding on the win- ner. The Northwood FFA chapter won the premier exhibit award. This award is given to the FFA chapter or 4-H group which makes the best overall performance in the show ring. It considers number of entries as well as placings in the show ring. For this they received a large felt banner indicative of the award. 16 FUTURE FARMERS OE AMERICA ff Z Z fs in fb 355355 gag L. fs 5:4 3-5 fzgf -f-'jj ,fs ff Q Z fa-fiifia FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW Mary Swartwood Mar1lyn Johnson Donms Dahle Robert R1ngoen Treasurer Judy Severson Secretary Lonny Hopperstad Pres1dent Torn G1lp1n V1ce Pres1dent Els1e Dahlstram Crystal G1lbertson Sylvla Estes SECOND ROW Albert Adams Larry Peterson Howard Patterson ArlynJames Ron Rorde Rodney Carlson Marv1n Everhart Dav1d Thoen Wayne Cask1l1 Paul Perklns Mark Haugebak THIRD ROW Nelda Turvold V1olet Elhngson Barbara Forland Carol Seater Carolyn Tostenson Arlene Low Karen Wh1tCOTf18 Carol Thomp som Karen Flatness R1ta. Horgen Jamce Olson Naom1 R1tter FOURTH ROW Sharyl Knutson Jo Ann Grosland Polly Saw1n Orth Joan Rabe Carolyn Mueller Judy Bergo FIFTH ROW Robert Sl1ger Warren W1lland Lynn Dav1s Darrell Wellendorf Ken Abrams Don Moretz Tom Osten James Grosland Cra1g Pangburn John A Johnson Ron Shupe Duane Ranum Tom Gros land Class Sponsors Mrs Lalne M1ss Mantz Mrs Ramsey In1t1at1on The Sophomore Class gave an 1n1t1at1on party the e1ghteenth of September for the members of the Freshman Class The party Wh1Ch lasted from 7 O0 to 9 O0 was fllled w1th games stunts and re freshments The freshmen were dressed 1n humorous costumes wh1ch mcluded gunny sacks pa-lama tops overshoes h1gh heels overalls 1n s1de out and starch 1n the1r ha1r 18 2 , ' , ' , ' . 5 . 9 , . 5 . . , . . 3 . ' . , . S : I I J Y I J -A I ' 7 . . , . , 5 : I . . ! I I 1 1 . s ' ' I . , . , . . 9 : , , ' , David Randall, John Lee, John Roberts, John Orvedal, Keith , 1 1 S I . , . , . I y I I I I I I ' J I I A . . , , . I . . , , I, . . I . I I Q ' . , . - . - AUTGGRAPHS P 9 . Q. 'E X 'Ev' .LJ m' . gg, 0 is vw N59 WINNING - r TH E LAST DANCE WINDOW .' Vmf , NAOMI f Q 6 S To W WANT WISTF CARO BODY E PLOT B AIT UL c V381 TH 13 1-HO AN EET INTO ANNOR QU D104 Z1 UNC EEA, TES L AR V ' FOOTBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW left to r1ght Lonny Hopperstad Larry Dav1s, Denn1s Carnes Delbert I-Iendnckson Robert Tenold Albert Adams Mark Haugebak Frank Adams Cra1g Ens1gn Donn Holstad Kenneth Mosby Darrell Young Craxg Pangburn SECOND ROW Allen Rohne Howard Patterson M1ke McQuatters Dav1d Gask1ll Allen Foss Harry Rogers Gary Turvold Lyle Wlgnes Arle1gh Halvorson Paul Sola Arlee Brunsvold Erhng Johnson Ph1l1p F1stler THIRD ROW Russell M1llard Robert Sm1th Larry Reeder Arlen Gulhckson John Roberts Roger Gordon Gary Lee Robert Holtan John Lee Hal Johnson Roger Mehaffy Jerry Hopperstad Dav1d M1kke1son and John Orvedal N1ne members of the V1k1ng squad placed on the All Conference teams Gary Lee and Roger Mehaffy were on the flrst All Conference team Robert Holtan was placed on the second A11 Conference team Larry Reeder Jerry Hopperstad Paul Sola Robert Sm1th Arlee Brunsvold and Harry Rogers rece1ved honorable rnentlon 1n the All Conference teams Managers Larry Mosby Coaches Mr LuVerne Herbert Cross Norman Rohlfsen Mr Lyle Godfrey James Alhson Bestul Tom G11p1n TEAM PLAYED NORTHWOOD OPPONENT St Ansgar Garner Belmond Lake M1115 Br1tt Buffalo Center Forest Clty 37 Glenv1lle Queen Sandra Sophomore King and Queen: David Gaskill Sandra Nelson Freshman K1ng and Queen David Thoen Nao Winning Float Junior Float: ootin for Victo y HOMECOMINC PARADE O3 xpectin Victory 6 of pk 0 xo ,oz K1ng Paul Junior King and Queen Senior King and Queen Carol Koehler R I r ll 1 Q I F: . 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H 10 . qi ' 'L' P99 Q N' Q . :X xg 5 9 65 ' if Dennis Hendrickson, v Z3 Paul Sola, Arvilla Hernpen TIRED COUPLE Q' N 11 O KX Z4 FIRST DANCE OPHOMOR E QUEEN SANDRA NELSON CR NSANZZU ROYAL KISS s A ENIOR Rvl QUE LLA HEMEN P FRESHMAN QUEEN NAOMI RITTER Z4- U E-EN 5UNgn?JRx4?JEH LSR o AR STUDE T COUNCIL FIRST ROW left to r1ght Mr Mason sponsor Sh1rleyMehaffy Pres 1dent Judy Nelson V1ce Pres1dent Joan Enerson Secretary Phylhs Ellmgson Treasurer SECOND ROW Gary Lee Bonme Mack Dar lene Flatness Dorothy Kalv1g Nancy Rupert Mary Mart1nson Karen Whztcome THIRD ROW Larry Mosby Dav1d M1kkelson Roger Me haffy Hal Johnson Paul Olson Sylvan Hengesteg Tom Osten The ma1n duty of the student counc1l1s to brmg suggeshons to the at tent1on of the proper author1t1es that have been made by the var1ous organ1zat1ons and classes of h1gh school An annual event 1S the I-Iomecom1ng f6St1V1t16S held each fall when the student counc1l takes charge and plans the parade half tlrne aCt1V1t16S and the dance Z5 , A 1 ' 1 1 . 1 ' 9 , ' - ' s , s ' ' 1 1 1 1 D 1 ' I . I I I I . 1 1 1 l ' 1 ' I I I I ' 1 , ' 1 31,2-lvfx' I ,.,.... ' rw 'fill , V.- gyzy , V, fr , f , t 'JW f ' 5 V . m I :SL - V A . 434 TP' :J Well .... Herb Cross v UNIOR PLAY Double Borrelled Ugh! Carol Koehler hm Davey Conn1e Coyle Breta Pacey Helen C0Y1e Duane Hanson Prompt a httle louder Denms Hendnckson Helen Coyle Holy Bernadme' Youngest member of the class Denn1s Hendrlckson Ya don't sa Look at th1 s Sylvan Hengesteg Anne Gulhckson Denms Hendmckson Marge Lehman Lo1s Pederson Herb Cross Mary Martmson hm Davey Mrs Wanda La1ne Now let me see Sound Effects 26 Arrest that man Kenneth Nelson Marge Lehman Dennls Hendnckson Helen Carol Koehler 1.....+ e ' f ' ' e .. 5 Y Thunde r ? ! ? Q. 1 1 I M r - - ,L.:,.,,1,-3,-gg'.1j.:.:.:.., T E XFX- X pn-.pf Z?-I- i,,,,..., SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW, left to r1ght Pat Koehler Anna Moretz Wayne Nelson Gordon Anderson Cralg Ens1gn Ela1ne Nelson Iva Leegaard Sally Tenold Gary Turvold Roger Gordon Roger Hrubetz Jan1ce Helge land Ila Nelson SECOND ROW Leonard Chr1st1anson John Ranum Denms Carnes Harry Rogers Davld Mlkkelson Frank Adams Bob P1ke T1m Gerk Cra1g Taylor Russell M1llard Dav1d Gask1ll Delbert Hendmckson John Johnson Kenny Mosby Donn Holstad THIRD ROW erson Elsa Groe Ruth Hempen Marle M1kkelson Rose Ann Trustem Sharon Horgan Marc1a Stene Betty Olson Carol1ne M1kkelson FOURTH ROW Janet E1lertson Mary Elhngson Dor1s Kuhlmann Mavls Johnson Bonn1e Mack Phyhs Folkerts Donna Flatness Karen Arret Frances Land Sandra Aase Sandra Nelson Barbara Helm The Sophomores are now old hands as far as the fleld of h1gh school 1S concerned Th1s year they sponsored the an nual Freshman 1n1t1at1on Many of the members are act1ve not only 1n the areas covered 1n the classrooms but also 1n the extracurncular act1v1t1es sponsored by the school Z8 Barbara Loberg, Arlys Roppe, Judy Pike, Dorothy Lindly, Sharon Rey! 'K a if EX 4 AUTOGRAPHS N, X .w ' VARSITY BASKETBALL On the floor Duane M1e1ke Dav1d Hrubetz Denms Hendmckson Bob Holton Gary Lee Mr Bestul Hal Johnson Roger Mehaffy M1ke McQuatters Arlen Gu111ckson Ellsworth Severson TEAM PLAYED NORTHWOOD OPPONENT St Ansgar Osage I. ake M1115 Br1tt Garner Buffalo Center Forest C1ty427 Belmond Manly Osage Lake M1115 Brltt Garner Buffalo Center Forest C1ty Belmond JOICC TOURNAMENT Osage 64 St Ansgar 52 Manly 30 57 . 48 38 35 83 . ' 69 66 ' 54 70 46 Y 41 42 77 ' 58 48 1 , 61 Emmons 51 at 55 33 X 64 51 81 ' 44 5 64 ' 51 57 50 63 64 64 ' 56 55 42 63 ' 49 74 42 35 40 BASKETBALL On the floor Gary Turvold Frank Adams Roger Hrubetz Gor don Anderson Davld Gasklll Wayne Nelson Davxd M1kke1son SECOND ROW Howard Patterson John Orvedahl Donny Hol stad Delbert Hendmckson Denny Carnes Harry Rogers Robert P1ke John Roberts John Lee Cra1g Pangburn THIRD ROW Warren Wllland Mark Haugebak Davxd Randall Wayne Gask11l Albert Adams 51 ,W E 1 Ag ai 3, 2.5-'L iii H im 3 QR ' auf' If' 4' R x9 fn 10 xxx 2 Q THE NHS CHEERLEADING SQUAD HAS DONE VARSITY FOOTBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL Lett to r1ght .Io Ellen Anderson Dar lene Flatness Judy K Nelson Mary Bakketun D1anne Halland SAME COACH BETTER TEAM MORE PEP NEW STEAM mn D1anne Halland JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Left to r1ght Donna Flatness Bar bara Forland Dor1s Kuhlmann Bon me Mack Sally Tenold 33 Left to r1gnt .ToEllen Ander son Darlene Flatness Judy K Nelson Mary Bakketun . 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I A, i IT AGAIN 1 A T4 W ' I I I , - I N CLUB SEATED Mr Rohlfson Mr W1lder Mr Bestul Mr Torgerson FIRST ROW Bob Sm1th Bob Holtan Gary Lee Presldent Roger Mehaffy Hal Johnson Darrell Young SECOND ROW Paul Grosland Ph1l F1stler Jerry Hopperstad Secretary M1ke McQuatters Treas urer The 'N ' Club 15 an honorary organ1zat1on for any boy who has earned a major letter ln athletlcs Because of such a small membersh1p tlus year the boys had no projects and took no tr1ps as they have done 1n prev1ous years The1r one mann event was 1n1t1at1on of new members 1nto the club 34 WRESTLING SQUAD FOREGROUND Tom G1lp1n manager and Mr Rohlfsen coach STANDING Roger Gordon Bob Sm1th D1ck Bergen Kenneth Nelson Paul Grosland Kenneth Mosby Ronald Shupe James Alhson Kenneth Abrams John Ranum Darrell Young Ph1l Flstler Russell M1llard Herbert Cross 14 li 4: The complete record of the season s matches 1S as follows J X Northwood Northwood Northwood Northwood Northwood Northwood Northwood N 35 1 fl! Bloom1ng Pra1r1e Mason C1ty B Brltt B Mason C1ty 'B Bloommg Pra1r1e Osage B Osage mm., Ziggy! G. R. A. FRONT ROW Sh1rley Mehaffy MarJor1e Lehman Kay Kester Mary Bakketun Mary Mart1nson JoEllen Anderson Darlene Flatness Ruth Hempen SECOND ROW MISS Mantz sponsor Laura Stoffregen Judy Nelson V1v1an Johnson Ruth R1SlOV Carol Koehler Myra Gaarder Donna Wr1ght Anne Gulhckson Ela1ne Anderson Carol Wall THIRD ROW Arlys Roppe Elame Edwards Sharon Horgen E1a1ne Kruse Anetta Helv1ck Helen Rustad Sally Tenold Dorothy Dahle Nancy Rupert Mar1lyn Logemann Freya R1tter FOURTH ROW Judy Isaacson Sara Jean Plummer Dxanne Halland Barbara Neale Bonme Turvold Beverly Loberg Breta Pacey Helen Coyle Joan Enerson Rita Horgen Jamce Olson FIFTH ROW V1olet Elhngson Barbara Forland Sharyl Knutson Carolyn Tostenson JoAnn Grosland Carolyn Mueller Naonu R1tter Joan Rabe Donms Dahle Karen Wh1tcome Crystal G1lbertson TOP ROW Sharon Nelson Sharon Brunsvold Betty Hmds Arv1lla Hempen Jamce Methus MBTJOPIC Tenold Elsa Groe Jamce Helgeland Marc1a Stene Barbara Lo berg Betty Olson Mary Lou Elhngton V1ce Pres1dent Marg Lehman Secretary Sh1rley Mehaffy Treasurer Kay Kester Student Counc1l Representatlves Mary Mart1nson Darlene Flatness Athlet1c Managers JoEl1en Anderson Ruth Hempen The G1rls' Recreat1on lo ra1se money for the1r Assoc1at1on 15 an or aCt1V1t1eS the G R A gamzamon of g1r1s w1th made pom poms for an act1ve 1nterest 1n I-lornecormng and sold sports The G R A held NHS V1k1ng sweatsh1rts play mghts throughout The1r annual Snoball the year and enjoyed a sem1forma.1 dance basketball volleyball was held on February 15 bowhng and b1cycl1ng 36 Z . , .. , I I I I I . Q 1 ' . 9 , , .. I . , I I . I . I . I 9 I y . I I . I . I I I I I ' , ' 9 2 , I . I I l I I I I I . , ' 9 1 ' ' , I I I I I ' . I I . I ' , ' 9 2 , , . , . , . I .. 1 1 l 1 ' 1 ' , , . President .................... Mary Bakketun , , . .. I . . , . , , . GRA SN OBALL '01 4 'n The brand Entrance I Crown you Sweetheart Queen The Last Dance Admxrmg the Decor-atzons 9 ' ' Her Majesty Queen Judy e Wllders CHAPEROINS The Bestuls 37 B111 Eve rhart Ila Nelson Phllhp Hendrlkson Mlnnle I-Iendmckson Judy E Nelson Dorothy Ka1v1g I Joe Oles Barbara Perry ' Harry Johnson Selma Berg Barbara Perry 38 1, Nora F1st1er I Z' X I SPPQNG- ' 5 , 9 2 V Hema Q 7 W ff ff XS 7 'N Q! :L -- Q 5 , f X17 ' f 1 1 I' 'NN I 'xx 9 4 . Q IU 1011 CLASS FIRST ROW Hal Johnson M1ke McQuatters Dav1d Hrubetz Ela1ne Edwards Sara Jean Plummer Arlee Brunsvold Helen Coyle Anne Gullrckson Carol Wall Nancy Rupert Bob Holtan Roger Mehaffy SECOND ROW Larry Nelson Gary Chr1st1an son Eloxse Stout Jamce Methus V1v1an Johnson Mary Martln son Carol Koehler Myra Gaarder Donna Wrlght Anetta Hel v1ck Beverly Slxger Allen Foss Paul Cfrosland THIRD ROW Joan Enerson Jams Ryerson Gert1e Orvedal Nalda Schutz Jo Ellen Anderson Margor1e Lehman Sh1rley Gordon Marcella Hendnckson Lo1s Pederson Breta Pacey Marlene Holstad Ilene E1lertson FOURTH ROW B111 Everhart Ronald Loken Duane Hanson Denn1s Hendmckson Herbert Cross Arlen Gul hckson Duane M1e1ke Laurxtz Dahlby Ellsworth Severson Ro bert Smxth Plulhp F1stler FIFTH ROW Sylvan Hengesteg James Davey Arle1gh Halverson Charles Stoffregen Lyle W1gnes D1ck Bergan Kenneth Nelson Darrell Young Carroll Havhk James Alhson V1ce Pres1dent Secretary T reasurer Student Councml Class Sponsors M1ss Patterson Class Offrcers R epres entat1ves M1ss Selleck Mr Rohlfsen Arlee Brunsvold Anne Gulhckson Sarajean Plummer Joan Emerson Nancy Rupert lhe Jumors have worked hard 1n maklng money for the annual prom Dur1ng the1r Sophomore year they sold hand made corsages and personahzed sta t1onary then durmg the summer they sold pop and popcorn at a concess10n stand for both Vlklng Days and the fa1r Th1s year they sponsored the mov1e 'Alexander the Great ' and have been sell lng home made candy at each PTA meet1ng 40 I Y ' 9 . I ' ! I J l ' i J 1 I Q Z ' . . - , . , . , . . I . - 1 v 1 D 1 ' . , . , ' y , 5 : I D J ' I ! 7 l I U Y . y . I I , ' 9 1 ' , , Y . . , I - . y , 1 . , y . I . . . Z : , I . I I ' J . Y 1 I , . President .................. Helen Coyle . . . . , ' I . , . . . . , I AUTOGRAPHS 41 QUERY BASEBALL FIRST ROW left to r1ght Denms Carnes Donn Holstad Roger Mehaffy Hal Johnson M1ke McQuatters Dav1d Osmundson John Groe SECOND ROW Mr W1lder Coach Dav1d M1kkleson Dav1d Kvam Arlen Gul l1ckson Ne1l Johnson Larry Reeder Denn1s Hendr1ckson Robert Pxke Duane Hanson Our baseball team was very much hampered by not hav1ng a base ball d1arnond to play on at the beg1nn1ng of the season Also they d1d not have a very large turn out as only f1fteen boys showed up But 1n tournament play they advanced to the f1nal round of the sectxonal but were then defeated Then at the end of the season Northwood 1m proved greatly as they defeated St Ansgar one of the top teams around TRACK FIRST ROW left to r1ght Mr Rohlfsen coach James Alllson Darrell Young Ph1ll1p F1stler Jerry Hopperstad Arhegh Halverson Lonn1e Hopperstad Lyle Wlgnes Manager SECOND ROW Robert Sm1th Gary Sm1th John Lee Robert Holtan Gary Lee John Roberts John Orvedal MISSING from p1ctu.re Harry Rogers Although the track team was hampered by not havmg a permanent track and because the team was small they have started to make a name for themselves They took s1xth place rn the Conference and B1son relays In the d1str1ct Robert Holtan placed 1n the h1gh hurdles and Gary Lee 1n the d1scus and shot put They also attended the Mohawk Relays and placed e1ghth Gary Lee placed fxfth 1n the shot put 1n the State meet 42 , ' 1 ' , , . I I I I 1 - ' , 9 ' ' . ' , .- . I . I I l I I ' I I 8-l in a one-hitter pitched by Hal Johnson. - .l ' 2 - , s ' , I I I I I I I , ' , 9 1 ' . I I I I I I SPEECH FIRST ROW, left to r1ght Arlene Low Cralg Ensign Neil Johnson Polly Saw1n Mrs The1s instructor SECOND ROW Sharon Horgen Crystal Culbertson Carol Thompson Betty Hinds Dorothy Kalvig R1ta Horgen Violet Ellingson Worth County Speech Contest held at Fertile The second con test was the Preliminary State Speech Contest held at Joice where seven students received first division ratings and the right to compete in the District Speech Contest held at Mason C1ty Dorothy Kalvig in interpretive reading and Craig Ensign 1n dramatic declamation competed in the State finals held at Grinnell where they each received a d1V1S1On two rating 43 1 . ' Q . 3 . 5 . , , ' . , . . . The first contest in which students participated was the FIRST ROW Helen Rustad Joan Enerson JoEllen Anderson SECOND ROW Sara Jean Plummer R1chard Cobertson Mary Johnson T1m Gerk Donna Wr1ght THIRD ROW Marcxa Stene Mary Elhngson Barbara Loberg Sharyl Knutson Judy K Nel son Mary Bakketun Barbara Forland V1v1an Johnson FOURTH ROW V1Ck1 Perluns Carolyn Tostenson Charles Helgeland Naorn1 R1tter Jan1ce Methus Nancy Rupert Judy Isaacson R1ta I-Iorgen 1957 1958 was an eventtul year for the members of the Northwood I-hgh School Band In add1t1on to the1r usual agenda of concerts contests and marchmg performances they also recelved new un1forms The umforms were royal blue wlth a hghter blue tr1m To help ra1se funds for these unlforms the band members sold pure m1lk chocolate bars to the people ln town 44 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 FIRST ROW Breta Pacey Joan Olson SECOND ROW Denms Hendrmckson Dav1d Randall Betty H1nds Ann Bergan Carolyn Mueller THIRD ROW Gwenyth H1lrnan Jane Pacey Karen Wlutcome Mark Haugebak JoAnn Grosland Sh1rley Mehaffy Chrmstma Helvzck Anetta HCIVICK Ruth R1s1ov FOURTH ROW Dav1d M1kkelson Joan Rabe Elsa Groe Harry Rogers Beverly Loberg Sally Tenold BACK ROW Mr Robert Sch1ebe Pres1dent V1ce Presldent Sec retary T reasurer Student COunc1l R epres entat1ves 45 Denn1s Hendrlckson Sara Jean Plummer Sara Jean Plummer Judy K Nelson Sh1 rley Mehaffy : , 5 : ' . y . , . y , 5 2 ' , , . , I I . , . . . y . 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Mary Bakketun BOYS' GLEE CLUB ROW ONE Mr Gangstad dlrector Paul Olson John Roberts John Lee Gary Lee Roger Gordon Herb Cross Larry Mosby ROW TWO Mark Haugebak Phllhp F1stler Arlee Brunsvold Dennls Hendrutkson Dav1d Hrubetz Dav1d M1kkelson Harry Rogers ROW THREE Delbert Hendrmkson Denms Carnes Cralgj Pangburn Tom Osten M1ke Mc Quatters Cralg Enslgn GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW ONE Mary Martlnson Elleen L1lJedahl Phyllls Gaskxll Judy K Nelson Ruth R1slov Donna Wrlght Helen Rustad Myra Gaarder Sh1rley Forde Sally Tenold Carolyn Mueller H1nds Lo1s Pederson Ela1ne Nelson Elo1se Johnson Barbara Munson Anna Moretz Arv1lla Hernpen Laura Stoffregen Nancy Rupert Ruth Hempen JoAnn Grosland Sharyl Knutson Dar lene Flatness Sharon Horgon ROW THREE Mavls Johnson Mar1lyn Logernann Arlys Roppe Barbara Loberg Carolyn Tostenson Arlene Low Marcella Hendruzkson Mary Bakketun Bar bara Neale Bonn1e Mack Donna Flatness D1anne Halland Kay Kester Sandra Aase Dorls Kuhlrnan ROW FOUR V1olet Elllngson Naom1 Rltter Phylhs Elhngson R1taHo1-gon Sara Jean Plummer Marcla Stene Beverly Loberg Phylhs Folkerts Sharon Nelson Barbara For land Janlce Olson Mary Ellmgson Slurley Mehaffy Freya Rltter 46 1 . , ' 5 , , , , , 1 A , 9 ' ' 1 I I h h l 2 I D . I ' ' , ' ' , Q I . 1 ' 1 l , , 1 1 A ' , . 9 Z . 1 , , , 1 . A I I I . I A 7 I 1 x I - X I I I Elsa Groe, Judy Severson, Carol Koehler, Pat Koehlerg ROW TWO: Marjorie Lehman, Betty . , . I y, , . I I I I . 1 , , , ' , ' , ' 1 3 1 ' , ' H , 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 9 I I 1 I J 1 1 . 5 Z ' . 1 . . J I I .7 h l 1 I 1 1 I 1 N 1 ' I . 1 U , . , I Q MIXED CHORUS ROW ONE Marcella Hendrlckson Arlene Low Judy K Nelson Ruth R1slov Donna Wrlght Helen Rustad Carolyn Tostenson Arv1lla Hernpen Sally Tenold Carolyn Mueller Elsa Groe Carol Koehler Pat Koehler, Bonme Mack ROVX TWO Dlanne Halland Mar-jorle Lehman Betty Hxnds Paul Olson John Roberts John Lee Gary Lee Roger Gordon Herb Cross Larry Mosby Nancy Rupert Darlene Flatness Sharon Horgen ROW THREE Mar1lyn Logemann Arlys Roppe Phyhs Folkerts Mark Haugebak Denn1sHendr1Ckson Daxld Mlkkelson Dav1d Hrubetz. Phllhp F1stler Arlee Brunsvold Delbert Hendrwkson Mary Bakketun Barbara Neale Donna Flatness Naom1R1tter Phylhs Elhngson Bexerly Loberg R1ta Horgen Marcla Stene Cra1g Pangburn Craq, Ens1gn Torn Osten M1ke MCQuatters Kay Kester Barbara For land Mary Elhngson Shlrley Mehaffy Freya Rltter Pres1dent Gary Lee V1ce Pres Dennls Hendr1ckson The xocal department has kept very busy thls school year They gawe tvwo concerts one 1n the fall and one at Chrlstmas They worked durmg the spmng on muslc for contest held 1n May and Cllrnaxed the1r year wlth the concert for the Baccalaur eate SGTVICQS at gradaatlon tlme 47 , -.........l.. ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , H , , I . . , 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 I O 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 v 1 1 1 1 1 7 V 1 1 1 J 1 ' 1 1 1 J - 1 . . 2 1 ww CORNET TRIO Dennls Hendrlck on Don I-Iolstad Dav1d Randall FRENCH HORN QUARTET Barbara Lo bers Sharyl Knutson Judy Nelson Mary Bakketun CLARINET TRIO Anetta Helv1ck T1m Gerk Sara Jean Plummer FLUTE TRIO Joan Enerson Jo Ellen Anderson Breta Pacey WOOD WIND TRIO Helen Rustad Ruth R1slov Sara Jean Plummer if DRUM ENSEMBLE Naorrn Rltter Nancy Rupert Judv Isaacson Jamce Methus FLUTE QUARTET Joan Enerson Jo Ellen Anderson Breta Pacey Helen Rustad 5 s . , g . X. I Q I ,ek t H ,-he .1 ,, .... Q. 4 K . , , a Q ' ' I ', gs-. . I I . a I -. I 3 Q ' 'la' ' F ' tn, 6 48 BRASS SEXTET ONE Stand mg Da.v1d M1kkelson seated Dav1d Randall Betty Hmds Harry Rogers m1ss1ng Judy Nelson Beverly Loberg Q-HV' .fr ,J MAJORETTES Judy and Ruth CLARINET QUARTET Mary Elhngson Carolyn Tostenson Marc1aStene M1SS1ng Tlm Gerk TROMBONE QUAR TET Sall Tenold BRASS SEXTLT TWO Y Harry Rogers Elsa Groe Joan Rabe ACCOMPANISTS Beverly Loberg, Sally Tenold, Donna Wr1ght, Helen Rustad, Bonme Mack RISER CREW Davld M1kkelson, Ph1lF1stler, M1ke MCQuatters, Arlee Brunsvold Standmg Sh1rley Mehaffy Carroll Hav 11k seated Sally Tenold, Donn Holstad Denrus Hendnckson Mary Bakketun SENIOR ACCOMPANISTS Sh1rley Mehaffy, D1arme Halland 1 . ' N my sf A Q' 3. iv X , on Q 5' K ag ay A7 C X C S 5 C fs 'f H ' ff f rsrs rssre E L Q21 , ll -y K' 1 V 5 Ki .,., If f w A ,,, , i if Z - q n 1 Z . . Z ' , . : , - ' R , . 'L 1 ' wi , Q 1 I 49 K QUARTETS ALL STATE S'O Mark Arlee Larry Ph1l Roger Dav1d Gary Denn1s Roger Tom MADRIGAL Arlee Ph1l Gary Denms Larry Delbert JUNIOR Y, Donna Bonn1e Marj Shlrley Phylhs Judy CONTEST SOLOISTS Cra1g Ens1gn Gary Lee Denms Hendrlckson Paul Olson Roger Gordon Herb Cross Ph1lF1Stler Arlee Brunsvold John Lee Judy Nelson Phylhs Ellmgson Ruth R1slov Arlee Low MarC1a Stene Carol Koehler Margorle Leh man Sh1rley Mehaffy Donna Wrxght FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE BOYS' QUARTET SENIOR 9 BOYS' QUARTET GIRLS' SEXTET Two Dennxs Phll Roger Gary J UG NIT IRR OLI RS'O 50 S E G N I T I R R O L I R Sally, Carol, Phyllis, Marj, Bonnie, Ruth, Shirley, Judy Patsy Freya SENIORS Ilstairway t O th e Starsu VIH ey Therel' IIMY s Pecial Ang 1 e 'v ibm? NXOR-SENXOR 1186? BANQUET PROGRAM Music, Ma estr Weiconoe Heien Coyie O' Pleasel. Response Paui Oison Hey Ther e Sharon Horgen Speaker Mr. 3 . YN. Niickiick NN Speciai Angeiu Sohn Lee B Speaker Nir. 1. E. Mason an 'Taiiing in Love with Love quet PR 34.35, David Niikkeison, Roger Gordon D M 16, I ohn Lee, Deibert Hendrickson ance A G 1 958 Speaker Mr. Lxjie Bestui 7- END Catch a Failing, Star Th 00,9 A Sharon Horgen, Ariys Roppe G G, 9.0 -'00 Bonnie Mack, Saiiy Tenoid, B 11'1 M ' 0 p p-17, N Sohn Lee, Deibert Hendrickson 1-ea Ost 777.51 Hi ' ew G David Mikkeison, Roger Gordon kfas Like 100 gh S YU, Speaker Mrs. Heien 'Yhies t 1:30 Iyfr aqh Chool .3. . G ' '30 Y Falling in L 4 ann, T IT! Ove :Oo - h th Loven Bmnj- Cou eater ntl. Cat Y C1 h C 3. Fallin U13 g Stal-ll ll ll Danmng In th e Dark www CMV, SGYVICQ .PROCERSIONALN P -111-SEL my loufeote CC BCC amp 31111 Clrcu Sal e eo' 'h ear R Roland Rltte I HYIKIVX of uur Fathers r ' 0 Grcdu0t'ngHl9 ho SCMPTURE Audie d 0 Nofthwo at !10Id A 111g xd he 6' 10 1 Sal fallen t Ixed 0 SERMO scho 958 Hash lleller ge MUSICX Sunday' M U01rn' NALX March Y-Us ddreis by 5 CHO P- 1' a Dx Music Yicavgsxa tgrlan Valiililalland Dian Cla Ma ry Ellen Abrlhlirns Elaine Marie Anderson Mary Jane Bakketun Sharon Lee Brunsvold Dorothy Marie Dahle Phyllis Jean Elllngson Patricia Ann Everhart Darlene Margaret Flatness Shirley Ann Forde Phyllis Ann Gdsklll Charles William Gentz Roger Leroy Gent: John David Groe Maxine Marie Grosland Dianne Ardls Holland Arvllla Ann I-Ielnpen Betty Lee Hinds Jerry Rene Hopperstad Judy Kay Isaacson Eloise Beth John Nei go ri afd rwanunwe HOW svn 9 e 3 Bohn Ampfak X M Nev xQ ana Ngodeiaon 9aX Eatwxcknci XX ,reno For Epic xncl bn X50 You s t as YY 50 Ne 8 rtha Ritter Sam' aexliisov 0 Y wr CW Su? R T I Helen Suzanne Rustad ESS' Yfo on 93 Sen S My Rane son Roger Dean Ryan XDDY' dual-x ONCE X953 Kon 01395 Bohn lJames Johnson Wanda Lea Shu e Gia F H S OF ducat g B noe Dorothy Pauline Kalvlg Paul Orvan Sola USXC ENT 0 CLAS MAS d of E ReV Me Kay Annette Kester dward Leland Stayner M CEM QF XPLO Boa' Elalne Joy Kruse oger Dean Stlehl OUN ,NON of Deng of Gary Kent Lee Laura Marie Stottregen ENYA 10N Presld Eileen Evonne Llljedahl arjorie Ann Tenold TAT Bonita Gayle Turvold CLASS MOTTO To strive, to seek. to find but not to yleld CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS FLOWER Red Rose cuss OFFICE PresldentxPaul Olso n Vlce-Pr Www esl dent Jerry Fla tness Secretary Ke. Q2 3 , f Tv ,gs .av , h. f T r1:1.vs.f,,- f ff J W-, flyv-1 f V' -V3'.ye1w 0f'7',v 5555? gg, ual -'J' Wiiifi gem. UP '1111 1 ' H ld X10 DIME L. 1. 1. S A .f:KA' f U I J L 1106 ARIES lMarch 21 to Apr1l 201 YOU 'RE IN LOVE WITH LOVE' You know 1t's LOVE that makes the world go round' Moonl1ght and candlel1ght are your romant1c settxngs Your Ar1es sp1r1t keeps you young as spr1ngt1rne rushes you pel1 mel11nto new 1deas new projects' New homzons beckon do you have your t1cket to the moon, yet? March March March 25 March Apr1l Apr11 Apr1l Apr11 Apr1l Aprll 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 Sh1rley Mehaffy Sh1r1ey Forde Mary Bakketun Gary Lee Mar11yn Logemann Larry Reeder Phylhs Elhngson Beverly Loberg Rlchard Oakland Ronald Oakland TAURUS lApr1l 21 to May 211 YOU LET THE FLOWER OF LOVE BLOOM MAGNIFICENTLY' What a green thumb you have 1n cultlvatlng love' Once you ve p1nned your affect1on 1t's there to stay You don't change your m1nd YOUR ldeas stay f1xed through thxck and th1n 1940 Pat Everhart 1940 Betty H1nds 1940 E1a1ne Kruse 1940 Jerry Hopperstad May May May May CANCER Uune 22 to July 231 YOU MAKE HOME SWEET HOME' Almost by sle1ght of hand you create a cozy domes t1c spot ANYWHERE' No one has your talent for cooklng' Your men love the way you make them feel extra protect1ve toward you' But don t SMOTHER them w1th affect1on' Us 200 14 PISCES QFebruary 20 to March 201 YOU 'RE ALWAYS ON THE HOOK' Poor P1sces' You never seem to know wh1ch way to cast your l1ne You re so keenly 1mpress1onable you re apt to go one way and then the other But don't despa1r you re blessed w1th more woman s 1ntu1t1on than any other s1gn 1n the Zod1ac February 21 1940 Arv1lla Hempen March 4 1940 Sharon Brunsvold GEMINI CM:-my 22 to June 211 YOU'RE UP IN THE AIR THEN DOWN AGAIN' You change your m1nd l1ke qu1cks1lver' That's your provocat1ve dual personallty that thr1veS on the un expected You attract dates l1ke honey attracts bees But now that you ve found THE one thank your stars 1f he or she 15 the sort that balances your mercurxal ups and downs' May June June June .Tune 1940 1940 1941 1940 1940 Bonn1e Turvold Dorothy Dahle Roger Gentz E11een L11-yedahl Phylhs Gasklll LEO Uuly 24 to August 231 YOU RULE AS THOUGH BY DIVINE RIGHT' CENTER OF ANY CIRCLE THAT'S YOU LEO' You draw people to you l1ke an 1rres1st1ble magnet But off w1th the head of anyone who crosses you You re a born execut1ve but your REALdoma1n1s love You l1ke EVERYTHING to revolve around you do th1ngs 1n the grand manner revel 1n creature comforts' August August August August 1940 1940 1938 1940 Roger Ryan Larry Mosby Edward Stayner Roger St1eh1 June 25 1940 Laura Stoffregen .Tu y 9 1 40 MBFJOIIC Tenold VIRGO fAugust 24 to September 231 YOU WALK RIGHT OUT OF A FASHION PAGE' How DO you do xt Other people gnash the1r teeth 1n envy over your smart bandbox look' You V1rgos are such fr1ends for system you plgeonhole EVERY THING And you ve GOT to know what makes th1ngs t1ck' NOTHING floors you your nature IS as bouncy as a rubber ball August 26 1940 Judy Isaacson LIBRA fSeptember 24 to October 231 HARMONY RULES YOUR LIFE' It's WONDERFUL how you keep the dove of domest1c peace hover1ng over your home' You see BOTH s1des of a quest1on And lthough don't let on1 the way you can tell what people are th1nk1ng g1VCS you great xnfluence over your fr1ends Those dramat1c en trances you make at partles' Just grabblng the chance to star the actress comlng out 1n you L1bra' September 25 1940 Darlene Flatness 1940 October 9 SAGIT TARIUS August 27 1940 Sh1rley R1ngoen September September September September September 1940 1940 1940 1940 1940 Barbara Munson Sharon Nelson Kay Kester Ruth R1slov Wanda Shupe October October October October 9 1940 15 1940 1 1940 2 1938 Mary Abrahams John Groe Larry Olson Charles Gentz Dorothy Ka1v1g SCORPIO fOctober 24 to November 221 YOU'RE AS FULL OF ENERGY Ao A BOLT OF LIGHTNING' Frl6HdS eyes l1ght up when you re around' You re super charged w1th 1t ' But YOUR sun r1ses and sets on your one and only' A dynamo of energy you ve the w1ll and the way to get th1ngs done Warmng don't let the green eyed monster get an upper hand w1th you That's HALF the key to the power ou exert Scorp1o' And YOU'RE the one who can keep a secret through th1ck and th1n' November 6 l 40 Ne11 Johnson November 6 1939 Paul Sola fNovember 23 to December 21 YOU ALWAYS HIT THE MARK You re as d1rect as an arrow' You say what you mean you do as you please' You re arrow SW1ft too can't plod' You Sag1ttar1ans must have free re1n ANY restra1nt goes aga1nst your 1ndependent nature You re a perfecuomst Sag1ttar1us and ex qu1s1tely fast1d1ous' December 9 Freya Rltter DeCerr1ber 15 1939 Paul Olson fcontmued on page 571 1 I 5 , . 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'- 3, The date September 3 1945 the place the Klndergarten room at the Northwood Pubhc school the event M1ss Gladys Blakely meets w1th thlrty four new students who are mak1ng thelr f1rst appearance 1n school the students John Aanrud Mary Bakketum Dorothy Dahle Darlene Flatness Sh1rley Forde Carroll Gerdes D1anne Halland Larry Harrls Cynth1a Hendr1ckson Charles Hove Karen Jackson Elolse Johnson Sharon Johnson Kay Kester Robert Klttleson Denn1s Loan Jerry Mahrenholz Norman Mellem Barbara Neale Jud1th Elame Nelson Judrth Kay Nelson Paul Olson Nola Owens Helen Rustad Andrea Saltau Stephen Smlth Kenneth Stromley Dav1d Wagner Shlrley Mehaffy Kenneth Perry Larry Perry Gene Reyerson Ruth Rlslov and Harvey Ross Harvey left 1n the spr1ng and another Harvey Harvey Patterson Jo1ned us John Nelson of the second semester The date September Z 1946 the place f1rst grade room same bu1ld1ng the event Showlng M1ss Betty Patten that we were all very used to school l1fe by now We added four new students ln the fall Larry Mosby Phylhs Elhngson MarJor1e Tenold Carol Thompson but we lost Jan1ce Ham bly Carl Matthes Karen Jackson Norman Mellem Kenneth Perry and Dav1d Wagner for they moved In the spr1ng Gary Lee Roger Ryan and Joyce Rasmussen became welcome members of the class wh1le Cynth1a Hendr1ckson Sharon Johnson Andrea Saltau Norman Ba1ley Judy E Nelson and Carol Thompson departed from our group 1947 48 was an exc1t1ng year for us We were Second graders and had a new teacher M1ssVerla Dutcher In June we were 1nv1ted to her wedd1ng ln Mason C1ty and from then on she was Mrs Tur vold That year Larry Beres and Kenneth Stromley left Northwood and Curt1s Hansmg Jane Mont gomery John Nelson Barbara LaCour and Charle Mar1ott moved 1D Th1rd grade lntroduced us to M1ss Margaret Thompson Judy Appelqu1st Eugene Perry Roger Schnfudt Dorothy Kalv1g Denn1s Loan Grace Thompson Duane Hauge and Maxme Grosland wh1le we b1d farewell to Curt1s Hans1ng Jane Mont gomery Jack1e Shorey Barbara LaCour and Charles Mar1ott M1ss Thompson was a spec1al favor1te of all the boys because she had a brother who played college basketball and whenever h1s team played we were allowed to lxsten on her rad1o We flnally moved to the Blg Bu1ld1ng 1n 1949 where we met our f1rst marrled teacher Mrs L1ll1an Bl1ton That year Sharon Clumer Barbara LaCour Mary Abrahams and Phylhs Gaskxll were new add1t1ons to our class and Grace Thompson Geraldxne Z1mmerman Dale Wllson Peggy John son Phyllls Ellmgson and Duane Hauge old fr1ends gone but not forgotten t1me There were too many students 1n the fourth and f1fth grades so classes were d1v1ded and one comb1nat1on room pres1ded over by Grace Duncornb took Larry Mosby Barbara Neale Roger Gentz Roger Ryan and Maxlne Grosland to another part of the bu1ld1ng That year we were Jo1ned by Paul Monnahon Bon1ta Turvold Larry Olson and Dav1d Osmundson Only one member left Sharon Clumer Our teacher was Juamta Nagel In the Slxth grade one of us had a new name Carroll Gerk was Wayne Purk and we were all lnterested 1n the 'whys ' There were new faces too Among them were Roger Gentz Jerry Hopper stad Harold Reyerson and Shxrley Rmgoen No one left at all that year Th1s was also an exc1t1ng year because we were members of the Jun1or H1gh not the Grade school' Changlng rooms was an aCt1V1ty we all enjoyed espec1ally all those dr1nks at the water fountaln between classes It was also th1s year that Mr Mulford took us on a sc1ence freld hxke to Cre sent Park 1 1 5 Z . . . : . . . - . 1 . Y . , . . . I , . 5 . 9 Z I . . . . , - I I Y J . I I . , , . , , ' . . . Y . . 7 . y , . y . , , . , . . . ' , , , . . . . . , . . I . ' . . I I . , Y , . . . l I y . , y . , , . . I I 1 I I . 7 I , , . I . . y . I H . . . , . . I y . I , . . . H I was a member of our class, too, for about a month Fifth grade and we were split up for the first : I Q Z . . . . , . . 5 : . . . . - Q I I . ' . , . 1 y . . y . . . . . . . I 3 . - , . , , . I J y 1 1 Q , . . , . I . . . , , . . , ., 1 l 1 v . g ' . , . -- I I Q ' y K . . y - . . . Q , , s ' . 56 Seventh grade galned us Barbara LaCour Larry Reeder Laura Stoffregon Judy Isaacson and lost us Gary Lee Dennls Loan Norman Mellem and Roger Schnudt Here we became ardent fans of the hlgh schoolers and looked forward to the days when we too could roam through the bu1ld1ng from basement to att1C E1ghth grade and Mrss Tosdal s exc1t1ng h1story talks Also the spellmg lessons we took tw1ce a week Barbara Munson Larry Nelson Elame Kruse Joanne Be1ghley and Rosemary Buchanan became new members Norman Ostler Jomed us 1n the spr1ng but rema1ned only a few weeks Stephen Sm1th left us that year Another loss was M1ss V1rg1n1a Seger who had been our mus1c 1nstructor for all the years we had been 1n school Our Twelve Tones Plus One got to smg at the Wa 1ngton Ball that year along w1th the hlgh school students and we were very thr11led' 1954 and we had flnally made 1t' H1gh school here we come There were a lot of new add1t1ons that year Marlene Ingebrltson R1chard Carlson Jeamne Cornehus Patr1c1a Everhart Charles Gentz John Groe Sandra Hagen Denn1s Hagerud Arv1lla Hempen Betty H1nds Ne1l Johnson E1leen L11-1edahl Mar1lyn Logemann Beverly Lo berg Allen Mortz Sharon Nelson Wanda Shupe Khtzke Glorla Nelson and D1ck Berl1n We lost some of them however before the year was com pleted among them Sandra Hagen Harold Reyer son Drck Berl1n Marleen Ingebr1tson Sharon Khtzke and Glorla Nelson There were lots of thlngs to remember that year our f1rst Home comlng queen Sharon Nelson and our float the 1n1t1at1on that really wasn t as bad as we had 1mag1ned the fr1endsh1p of the teachers and Oldel students there are too many thmgs to 11st them a As sophomores we dec1ded to g1ve the upcom1ng freshman a dance rather than 1n1t1at1on and lt was really a lot of fun Joanne Be1ghly Rosemary Buchanan Jeamne Cornehus Denms Hagrud Larry Perry Eugene Perry Gene Reyerson all left us Allen Moretz was also forced to leave us because of poho Now well estabhshed we grew brave enough to do our share of no1se makxng 1n study hall and look down our noses a l1ttle at the green freshmen Just below us Durmg our Junlor year Walter Elnertson was w1th us a short t1me and Janet Purdy Sharon Brunsvold Judy E Nelson R1chard Okland Ron ald Okland and Freya R1tter came to stay Th1s was another spec1al year We gave a class play No More Homework' wh1ch we were very proud of Our rehearsals were actually much more exc1t1ng than the play and Ne1l s truck added to the fun Th1s was also our chance to show the Semors what a good class we were We spent long hours decorat1ng the temple for the Jun1or Sen1or Banquet w1th an Hawa11an theme Contest left us all Wlth our heads swollen because we rece1ved 12 ones at large group contest Band chorus boys glee club and gxrls glee club all were rated tops Our Homecomlng queen Darlene Flatness was chosen queen over the hxgh school and we were all very proud Our sen1or year we lost our last four mem bers Judy Appelqu1st Rxchard Carlson Harvey terson d Janet Purdy The prom was Heaven on Earth and wh11e we hated to admlt the Jumors could do as good a Job as we had It was easy to see that they had put a lot of t1me and effort 1nto the prom Our class play 'Teen Trme ' had a huge crowd and was well rece1ved by everyone Th1s year Jerry Hopperstad's motorcycle was the mam attract1on after rehearsals None of the cast w1ll forget the t1me Gary fell out for was he pushed? the gym w1ndow and had to crawl back 1n Sklp day was full of surpr1ses the sack dresses brought many comments the Ford plant proved very 1nterest1ng Qthough we wonder who enjoyed lt more we or the workmen'J we were d1sappo1nted about rmssmg the Cmemascope mov1e but made up for It by shopp1ng sxghtseemg and var1ous other ways of pass1ng the t1me the 1ce foll1es 1n the evemng took our last few cents as we all needed a souvenlr to take home Then the greatest event of all gradua t1on t1me How could any of us forget the Frlday of rehearsal or our motto? fY1e1d Y1e1d'?J Walk1ng down the a1sle and out of the gym for the last t1me not as usual pushmg shov1ng runmng but d1gn1f1ed slow and solemn We ll not soon for get the good t1mes and the bad the gay th1ngs shared the thoughts ldeas and dreams we ve had School has been fun but now we must face the world and prove that these years have not been 1n va1n TO STRIVE TO SEEK TO FIND AND NOT TO YIELD CAPRICORN fDecember 22 to January 201 YOUR AMBITION IS TO REACH THE TOP' You defy the laws of gravlty as you go up up to where the Joneses are' You leap over hurdles and conquer obstacles t1ll you get what you want' You ve real gemus w1th money But klck up your heels once 1n a whrle 11fe 1sn t ALL serrous December 26 1940 Davld Osmundson January 1 1940 Judy E Nelson January 2 1941 Max1ne Grosland January 16 l94f Barbara Neale AQUARIUS Uanuary Z1 to February 191 YOU RE SLATED FOR FAME' The other Aquar1ans 1n the Hall ofFame had better move over' You re on the way 1n' You slmply pour yourself out as a 'do gooder ' and make a whopp1ng success of xt And NOTHING but noth1ng ruffles your calm serene nature' January Z5 1940 D1anne Halland January 25 1940 Helen Rustad February 4 1940 Judy K Nelson February 6 1940 Elo1se Johnson February 17 1941 Elame Anderson 57 . , - , . 1 , ' , ' , , ' , Pat , an . . ,, . . . I , . . . . . , . , . . , . , 3 . I . . , . . .1 ' S - S , . . ng I 5 . . ll ll ' sh- ' ' ' ' , ' I . I . . . . : ' , ' , ' ' - ' . . I . . , y I . u . Q . I I I . I . I I I . I -- I I I - I ' '- . . . . - . . . , I I I 7 nl ' I I I I 1 I I I Paul Sola, Edward Stayner, Roger Stiehl, Sharon and the sad, the friends we made, the teachers we . Y ' I . D ' I 7 I I I l I 7 - I l 5 : , - ' ' . I O U I I , . . 5 . Q . , S . . . . , 5 . . . S . . ll. , . , . , . ' , I . . I ' I , , - - , . I , - . I . , . . ' I 9 ' I . . . . . , . . . ' . I - ' I I I ' I I I . 1 - I I I ' I ' II ll ' . . , , , . . . , , . . ' 1 - I -- .. . . U 1 I . , - , . . , , , Q l I ' 1 I 1 . U ' Mary Abrahams Prom comrznttee 3 hbrary 3 4 llbrary secretary treasurer 4 off1ce worker 3 G A 12. You must be a S1lence 1S more fr1end to have a eloquent than fr1end words Mary Bakketun Concert banu 1 2 3 4 Small groups 1 2. 3 4 Solo 2 3 4 Dor1an festlval 3 4 tw1rler 1 2 3 4 band secretary l band pres1dent 4 chorus 2 3 4 G G Club 12 3 4 operetta l mus1cal 2 3 small groups 1 Z 3 4 basket ball cheerleader 1 2 3 4 football cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Homecomlng class queen 2 prom commlttee 3 comm1ttee ch1a.rman 3 prom Waltress l 2 prom enterta1nment 2 Jumor class play 3 Semor class play 4 speech Z Annual Beware' Women Roger Gentz Prom comrrnttee 3 FFA 1 Z 3 Sa.f4 GRA 1234 GRA dr1ver5 pres1dent 4 student counc1l 3 Class secretary treasurer class presldent 3 Dorothy Dahle Prom comm1ttee 3 G R A 3 4 An 1nnocent face I Could be E111 but you can never stem but what's tell the use? Pat Everhart G G Club 3 mus1cal 3 prom comm1ttee 3 speech 3 4 county speech 3 4 hbrary 1 Z 3 4 11bra.ry v1ce presldent 4 lutchen help 4 I thmk that I shall never scan a tree as lovely as a man 58 Jerry Hopperstad N Club 3 4 N club off1cer 4 football 1 Z 3 4 track 1 2 3 4 prom comm1ttee 3 Jumor class play 3 Semor class play 4 FFA 12 3 4 FFA Sen t1nal 3 FFA pres1dent 4 class v1ce pres1dent 4 Boys state 3 S- 'xl -9 -s .R..-,. I l'r: ng 'Aung :si . . 'rl . ' :nal 'Q . 'S 'rss -- -,,,: -5 ' - 2 ' -s rg 'pryi ' 'rx' -8113 'aryl . -5 ' -: I ' 'Z .3 M . - I . - r-r,,,. 5 A Ajgy ,, . ,,... 9 ' -9 ' X' 'Q 'Q . - tf-9 ...-,,,g ' . ' '5 5 'L 'ttt ' - Fix, - 'S ..-'p- p I Z 'xl I .. 'J A . 'Q ':x1: -9 ' -9 -,Q -.,,s ' -s 'sl . 'rung -Q I ' A 'Q . 'S 'rrsl -- ' -1 ' -9 ' - ' -. I - r - ' Charles Gentz Prom comm1ttee FFAl23 There surely must be some hard work 1n me because none of It ever came out comm1ttee 3 An unspoken word causes no trouble Sharon Brunsvold Kensett Concert band 1,2 March1ng band 1 2 small groups l basketball cheerleader 1 2 speech l 2 county speech 12 Northwood chorus 3 GG Club 3 mus1cal 3 prom comm1t tee 3 comm1ttee cha1rman 3 .Tumor class play 3 speech 3 state speech 3 annual staff 4 annual ass1stant ed1tor 4 G R Elame Anderson G R A 3 4 prom Always ready always there always w1ll1ng to do her share John Groe Football 1 2 3 4 base ball 4 prom comm1ttee 3 Jumor class play 3 Semor class play 4 FFA 1234 FFATreasurer 4 class v1ce presldent 3 A g1rl of cheerful yesterdays and confldent tomor rows Darlene Flatness Concert band 1 rnarchmg band 1 solo 1 chorus 234 GGClubl234 opereta 1 mus1cal 2 3 small groups l 2 3 4 l1brar1an 3 basketball cheerleader l 2 3 4 football cheer leader 2 3 4 Hornecommg class queen 3 Homecom1ng queen 3 prom commlttee 3 wa1tress prom entertalnment 2 annual a f 3 4 G R A 1 4 treasurer 3 Student counc1l 3 Phyll1s Elhngson Concert band 1 2 marchmg band 1 2 small groups 2 chorus 1 2 3 4 GG Club 1 2 3 4 All State 2 4 operetta l mus1cal 2 3 small rousl234 lo1234G Club pres1dent 4 prom comm1ttee 3 prom enterta1nment 2 Jumor class play 3 G R A 3 student counc1l 1 4 student counc1l treas urer 4 sc1ence club 3 sc1ence club secretary 3 Fun lead me to C1355 treasurer 4 I-hgh school days 59 have the1r dehghts but can't compare to hlgh school mghts , .-3, ' :...-,: . , , ':u- ' .r -9 l 'ss -S - 0: 'al - nf I -Q ,, -5 ' ,z '- -Z ' -5 ...S -Q -S -5 -5..A.- 3,4. 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' ' Sh1rley Forde G G Club 4 prom comm1ttee 3 G R A 1 2 3 None too ser1ous There was a far none too gay a away look 1n h1s person to meet on eyes he was any day 1ook1ng at h1s feet Maxxne Grosland Concert band 1 2 3 pep band 3 march1ng band 1 2 3 G G Club 2 3 mus1cal Z 3 prom comrrnttee 3 G R A 1 Z 3 class secretary 3 Love 15 hke a cough lt can't be h1dden Judy Isaacson Concert band 1 2 3 4 pep band 1 2 3 4 assembly band 3 4 marclung band I 2 3 4 small groups 4 mus1cal 3 foot ball cheerleader 3 P T A class queen l prom comm1ttee 3 com mlttee cheurman 3 Jumor class play 3 Sen1or class play 4 speech 3 county speech 3 off1ce worker 4 annual staff 3 4 G A 1 Z student councxl 2 3 class treas urer 3 At f1rst we th1nk she's qu1et later We f1nd her qulte a r1ot Gary Lee Chorus 1 2 3 4 B G club 1234 All State 1234 operetta 1 mus1cal 34 small ous 1234 solo 12 chorus pres1dent 4 N club 1 Z 3 4 N club pres1dent 4 football 1 Z 4 baseball 2 basketball 1 2 3 4 track 1 3 4 prom comm1ttee 3 prom enterta1nment 12 .Tumor class play 3 Semor class play 4 student counc1l 1 3 4 student dent 2 Arv1lla Hempen Chorus 4 G G Club 34 mus1ca1 3 Homecorrnng class queen 4 prom comm1ttee 2 Semor class play 4 off1ce worker 3 annual staff 4 newspaper staff 4 G R A 12 3 4 class secretary 4 Say what you w1ll, but let me speak longer 60 The world knows noth1ng of 1ts greatest men R1chard Okland Kensett baseball 2 Northwood prom cornm1ttee 3 ' Z.. 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' -3 '-5 .. : : 4 u -Q - -5 : ' - -Q ' -Q - 5 -5' - 9 -,5 .R..-,,3,4g ri ' Ne1l Johnson Football 12 wres thng 1 2 FFA l Z 3 4 speech 3 4 baseball 3 4 Jumor play sen1or play prom comm1ttee Comb1ned qual1t1es of a man and an athlete Larry Mosby Concert band 1 2 1 2 small groups 1 2 chorus B G Clu 2 3 4 State 124 operetta l mus1ca1 2 3 small groups 1 2 3 4 solo football manager 3 4 prom com m1ttee 3 .Tumor class play 3 Sen1or class play 4 debate l n nual staff 1 2 4 student counc1l sc1ence club l 3 4 sclence club treasurer 3 I She puts her wor r1es down 1n the bottom of her heart s1ts on the 11d and gr1ns D1anne Halland Concert band l Z small groups l Z solo 1 accompamst l 2 3 4 twlrler 1 2 4 G G club accompamst 1 2 3 4 etta l mus1cal Z 3 groups 2 basketball leader l 2 3 4 football cheerleader 2 3 4 PTA chorus oper small cheer queen 3 prom comrn1ttee 3 comm1ttee cha1rman 3 wa1tress 1 2 prom enter tamment 2 Jumor class play 3 Senlor class play 4 off1ce worker 4 annual staff 4 annual bus1ness R A 2 athlet1c manager 3 student counc1l 2 class secretar YZ Phyll1s Gaskxll G G Club 4 prom comm1ttee 3 Semor class pay4 GRA 23 A charm1ng ma1d w1th da1nty ways who beheves neat ness always pays Betty H1nds Concert band 1 Z 3 4 2 3 4 march1ng band 1 2 3 4 small groups 4 chorus 2 3 4 G G club 1 2 3 4 operetta l mus1cal 2 3 small groups 4 prom com rrnttee 3 wa1tress 12 prom enterta1nment 2 Tumor class play 3 Semor class play 4 debate l 2 speech 3 4 county speech 3 4 d1str1ct speech 3 4 offlce worker Itvs whatcha do 3 annual staff 4 newspaper staff lth Whatchau 4 G R A 1 2 3 4 class v1ce got pres1dent 1 E1o1se Johnson G G Club 3 4 mus1cal 3 prom comm1ttee 3 A12 He always means Llfe 15 short so bus1ness monkey make lt snappy bus1ness that 1S bl 1 ' 9 Q ' J 1. 1 If ' ' :- .. . ' - J ' 5. U - ' ' . ' l - Q . . .- , . N 2:3: Z ' . . -i,i,3,4: . - 1 2 - ' -4g G. . .-1, ,3,4g ,- assembly band-Zg marching band- pep band-2,3,45 assembly band,- l,2,3,4: . . b-l,,, , g A11- I , , - 3 ,-l,,,,g . ' a 1 Q ' Q . ' ' I 1 1 I ' Q . ' - 9 - sa - 9 ' - 5 - , ' 9 1 3 . '45 ' p 5 ' 1 5 . vl ll Q - W' 9 '- - -' 1 1 1 P l ' G.R. .- ', ,3. All that glitters is not gold this ring Dorothy Kalvig: G. G. Club-29 musical-25 prom committee-3: Junior class play-33 speech-2,3,43 county speech-3,43 district speech- 3,4g state speech-45 library-1,2, 3,49 library point chairman-35 li- brary vice-president-35 library president-43 office worker-35 kit- chen help-2,3,4: G.R.A.-25 student council-4. Friendly and shy you know a swell 1S a diamond guy Elaine Kruse Prom committee 3 annual staff 4 G R A 1 2 4 blushing is oh how she blushes' Shirley Mehaffy Concert band 12 3 4 pep band 1 2 3 4 assembly band l 2 3 4 small groups 1 2 3 4 s lo 1 2 3 student director 3 4 accompanist 1 2 3 4 Dorian festival 14 librarian 12 3 chorus G C u 4 companist 1 2 3 4 Dorian festival 4 All State 2 3 4 operetta 1 musical 2 3 small groups 1 2 3 4 solo 1 2 3 4 librarian 1 2 3 prom committee 3 committee chairman 3 prom entertainment 12 Junior class play 3 Semor class play 4 debate 1 2 speech 12 3 annual staff 1,2 3 4 annual ed1tor 4 newspaper staff 1 2 3 4 newspaper assistant editor 4 G R A 1 2 3 4 G R A secretary 4 student council 1 3 4 student council president 4 How pretty her and 3 FFA123 Her outward quiet ness covers a wealth of hidden character Beverly Loberg Concert band 2 3 4 pep band 2 3 4 assembly band 2 3 4 marching band 2 3 4 small groups 4 chorus 4 G G Club 3 4 accompanist 3 4 mu sical 3 prom committee 3 com mittee chairman 3 .Tumor class play 3 Senior class play 4 an nual staff 4 annual secretary 4 newspaper staff 1 2 3 4 newspaper Larry Olson concert band 2 marching band 2 prom committee assistant editor 4 G R A 1 2 3 4 Character is made up of duties falth fully performed Like gravity he has the power of attraction David Osmundson B G Club 1 operetta 1 football 12 baseball 2 3 4 basketball 1 2 prom com mittee 3 Junior class play 3 Senior class play 4 ! 1 . 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I 1 , Barbara Neale Chorus Z 3 4 G G Club 2 3 4 muslcal Z 3 small groups 2 3 4 prom comm1t tee 3 Jumor class play 3 annual staff 4 newspaper staff 4 G R A 2 3 4 G R A athletlc manager 3 You can never tell about these appar ently qu1et people Judy Kay Nelson Concert band l 2 3 4 pep band 1 2 3 assembly band 1 2 3 march1ng band l 2 small groups 1 2 3 4 solo 3 Dor1an fest1va1 2 band secretary 3 majorette 3 4 chorus l 2 3 4 G G Club 1 2 3 4 Dor1an fest1va 4 All State 2 3 4 operetta 1 mus1cal 2 3 small groups l 2 3 4 solo 1 2 3 4 basketball cheerleader A pleasant way qu1et gr1n all who know h1m l1ke h1m Roger Ryan Baseball 1 basket ball 1 2 prom comm1ttee 3 Jumor class play 3 Semor class play 4 FFA 12 34 FFA Secre tary 4 FFA Parllamentary pro cedure team 4 4 football cheerleader 4 band prom comnuttee 3 comm1ttee cha1rman 3 prom enterta1nment 2 Jumor class play 3 county speech 3 speech 3 Sen1or class play 4 state speech 3 off1ce worker 4 annual staff 2 4 newspaper staff 24 GRA 1234 student counc1l 3 4 student counc1l v1ce The only thlng French about me 1S my horn pres1dent 4 class v1ce presldent 2 Dates are my favor1te fru1t Freya R1tter Geneseo Chorus 12 G G Club 12 small groups 12 solo 2 l1brar1an Z prom comm1ttee l Northwood Chorus 3 4 G G Club 34 mus1cal 3 small groups 3 prom comrn1ttee 3 .Tumor class play 3 Sen1or class play 4 G R A 4 sc1ence club 3 4 Shlrley R1ngeon Prom commlttee 3 wa1tress 2 prom enterta1n ment 2 Jumor class play 3 G A 1 Why be a l1ttle dev1l, when w1th a l1ttle effort, you can be a real st1nker Edward Stayner 3 Sen1or class I don't beheve 1n love at f1rst s1ght but I don't m1nd takmg a second look prom comm1ttee play 4 FFA 1 Z 2 'ali '- 'ssl . 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SHARON NELSON G1rls glee club 3 4 musxcal 3 queen candzdate for homecommg 1 prom commlttee 3 Waltress 12. enterta1nment 2 Juruor class play 3 semor class play 4 off1ce worker 4 A l Never a dull mo ment I don t e l1eve 1n them RUTH RISLOV Pep band for games 1 2 4 pep band for assemblles Z 4 march1ng band 1 2 3 4 small groups 2 3 4 tW1rler 1 Z major e e 34 chorus 1234 g1rls glee club 1 Z 3 4 all state Z 3 operetta 1 mu S1Cal 2 3 small groups 2 3 solo 3 4 football cheerleader 3 prom comm1ttee 3 a nual staff l 2 3 4 newspaper a f l 2 3 R A 2 We She IS man s great conLus1on HELEN RUSTAD Concert band 1 2 3 4 pep band for sembhes 3 4 marchmg band 1 2 3 4 small groups Z 3 4 solo 3 4 student d1rector 4 Dorxan fest1val 3 4 maJor ette 4 chorus 2 4 glrls glee club 1 Z 3 4 accompan 1St 4 operetta 1 mus1cal 2 3 small groups 2 prom comm1ttee 3 Semor Class play 4 annual staff 4 G R 2 Hazy ID her m1nd s1nce he IS away 15 ' - s ' - , 9 ' - 9 ' ' .. 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