Oakes High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oakes, ND)

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Uphomore Buck Olson, stone, Lloyd hause, Helen ford J Alice row-James Mueller, lVilfred Harrell, Hivhznrd Mnvllr-r. Tlionms lljornstzui, Junws Carlson, Dun Frederick Strutz. Clifford Day, Arnold Cannon, Stanley Jolinek, NValte'r XVvlisler. Virgil Feat Gene Andrus. Hicks, YVnlter Dahlke, Dorothy lla-r-ler, Helen lfl0lllllPl'l,.f, Marie IS2lllt'l'. Iinth Rowe, llvrnive H0 Helen Luolna, VVilliam Hazel, lllugene 1'ete-rsvn, Donald Baldwin. Johnson, Marion Corbit, Doris NVillwlm, lflili-on llrvnnan, Shirley Pe-tt-rsun, Norma Idngrer, Mr. 1' lil nhnson, Class Adviser: Betty Lou Hour, Donna .lm-olu-liic-k, Gladys Nnnflzilil, lfllaint- llotlilt-l's0n Finkle, Hazel McCloskey. The Sophomore class this year is the smallest class group in school. There are but thirty-five members, but the small size of the class has not kept it from placing a good many of its members in the extra-curricular activities of the School. Five girls from our group have taken an active part in the local Girl Scout troop. We have one of our members, Shirley Peterson, on the high school pep squad. Three of the boys in our class soon will be Boy Scouts of Eagle rank. Eight Sophomore boys found places on the football team last fall. The basketball team has felt the need ot two of our boys. The high school glee club now has twenty three Sophomores among those enrolled. Our class president is James Carlson. He has been ably assisted in his admlnlstra tive duties by Shirley Peterson, vice-president, Norma Enger, secretary-treasurer, and Eileen Brennan, student council member. Our adviser and able consultant in all ot our activities is Mr. Cliltord S. Johnson. T201 lie: en

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lunior QM ' 1 wmv. tr -ff fr'-in-t,1i5e1g z, , , ' 1 Huck raw-Iimma Kvtteirling. Kathryn NTUXTPITIOII, Hubert X!lflt'I'S01l,l,Ol'lPllIlT':l1,'2,'6I', Maynard Furan, Patty Haxuplv, Muriel Olson, Anwlin Str-ini-r, lmstc-r Kraft, 1J:1x'id Iihrlin. Robert Olson, Della .Xndt-1-son, l'1dyt.hc- Turnt-r, Julia lie:-kc-r. Ulyrlr- Korstud, Ks-nm-th Nundzrhl. Gordon Raatz, Clifford Andrus, Harry Kolstud, Gvor1,:'i- Knapp, John Mille-r. Ernest Arndt, Chifstt-r Andi-rson, .lurk Iiotts, Elma-r 'l'olri:1s, Rolwrt lifrttie-n, Dudley Munt, Raymond Stout, Conrad Juvlke, XYi!lizmx XVzrlthi-rs, Franc-is Mueller. Iran Iii-I-ki-r. Marr-us Iioninmr-rsimch. Miss Luverne Str-inolfson, Class Advisor, livi-lyn VV11nl11. June- Svhmitz, Blanc-he lie-nedix, Doris Frojs-n. Mariztnnzt. Iirvnnun, Gvorgizr Pederson, NViIl:r G1-rnimrrlt, .Is-un Foster. Virginia Carlson, I3l'I'thH Ulll'lS0l1, Shir- ley Mattson, Doreen Dothlefson, Str-lla Konklt-r. The Junior class this year consists ot 44 members. Our president is Jack Botts, Lester Kraft is our vice president, and Maynard Furan is our secretary-treasurer. We have two members on the student council. They are Connie Juelke and Jack Botts. Our class motto is, Success is our goal. The high spot in the class activities tor the year was the class play, Almost Eighteen The members ofthe cast were Robert F. Anderson, Willa Gernhardt, Virginia Carlson, Bertha Carlson, Dudley Munt, Stella Konkler, Lester Kraft, Maynard Furan, Dor- een Dethletson, Georgia Pederson, Julia Becker, Connie Juelke. The class has taken part in many school activities and is well represented in every branch ot extra-curricular activity. We have several fine athletes, Elmer Tobias, Connie Juelke, Robert Olson, and Raymond Stout, all of whom took part in both football and basketball. The class had the distinction ot winning the Tornado Day float contest, and also gained honorable mention in the skit contest. Many ot our class mates are now taking part in the coming operetta, l-l. M. S. Pinatoref' Miss Luverne Steinolfson is our class adviser and play coach. She has led and supported us in all ot our endeavors, and to her we owe a great deal ot the recognition we have gained. U91

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Fre hmen Iliir-k riiw-lJ:ili- lnirson, .lumi-s fHl0lN'llJllll, liiiilolph llilji-k, Ki-nn:-th Nelson, George Konklvr, XVRIU-1' M1 kvlsun. Kvnni-Ili Gi-otli. Kwnnvlli lizirson. XY:inil:i Krall, Ilnnzilil livrgz, .Xllf-n Hanson, I1UXll'f:0llfIlf'I', Ki-nnvth ill-nnlr, Clayton Tucki-V, Holm-i't fJ'l' nrvr, l'm'liin lfiwli-y, Julius Ifl'l,Ll'I'lillf.I', Iii-onziril Ilmki-i'. l'Ii'inai limi-iilmiisv, lnivilli- Grosshsins, Miirivl l:l'I'f.fl'l'0T1. fliury Xvllfllll, Nlurlhzi Daniels, lionnicl 'I'i'i-TLV l'li5 I ui.1n. lim-limi Johnson, I.i-sliv Koi'p+-ln, l,i-Roy lhihlki-, Ili-:in LJIIXOLL, XVilli:im Mzingnell. Mi-lvin lxi iTL Imrotlix' LVlllLlliIl2.ff'l', lbunmx Muni, Alirfi- i:llSlill'FUl1, l'Tl'll'dZl Ki-ttiirling, 111-no Hozilny, Mary Lyon. N011 Juhnsiiii, .Xiiili-i-5' llsinipli-, .Xuilriy Olson. M:1l'f.:'zii'i-T 1'i-rlvrson, Maxine- Groth. xT!1!'j0I'l4' Dill, lilllii Tllzisvr, Iii-vi-rly Muttsmi, Iva Korywlsi, IXI:ii'p.rai'-li, Units-n, lJ:irloe-n Godlivy, Mr. .Iolin Thompson, Vlziss .Xrlxisi-V, M:ii'jrn'ic- Olson, lilsii- Lzirsun, Hssiv Muir liutvs, .loycv 1'e-l'lv11I'e-in, Ruth Stzlrkix l'Il'Ill2ILI1'Ii-' Ili-tlzli-fsfmi. Blau-g::ire-I lliilinml, Lois IfHSl!ll'SSQ'l'l, Shirley Jfnhnscm. The l94l Freshman Class gives promise of a large and worfhy group. Their record of performance during Their firsT year is only a suggesTion of The good Things To come. Phyllis Furan, presidenT, Bonnie TreTT, vice-presidenf, Audrey Olson, secretary-Treasurer, and Marjorie Olson, sTudenT council member, have directed The ocTiviTies of The group This year in a manner Thaf deserves special acclaim. Among The greater accomplishmenfs of The class is Their success in The field of dramatics and music. They won TirsT place in The class sTunTs on Tornado Day, and many of Their members have Taken parT in oiher drarnafic presenTaTions. Bonnie TreTT, Donna MunT, Audrey Olson, in prominenT roles, and Maxine OroTh, KaThryn PeTerson, Lois Rasmussen, lvlargaref DuRand, in a lesser capaciTy, Took parT in The liferary pro- grams This year. lrene l-loaby and Leonard Broker are known for and wide for Their abiliTy as yodelers. The class is well represenTed in The O. H. S. Band, Glee Club, and The Drum and Bugle Corps. Five members of The class have parTs in l'l. M. S. Pinafore. In field of aThleTics, girls as well as boys Take an acTive parT. Phyllis Furan, and Bonnie TreTT are our conTribuTions To The pep squad. ln fooTball we see several freshmen among The headliners. Rudy l-laiek sfarred in The line as a firsf sfringer. Kenneth Larson, Donald Berg, and Doyle Oougler also saw service in foofball. These lasT Three and Allen Hanson are looking good on The baskefball floor also. Mr. John S. Thompson, freshman adviser, deserves The Thanks of all concerned for his fine work in direcfing The class. Lili