Orland High School - Eagle Yearbook (Madison, SD)

Text from Pages 1 - 74 of the 1951 volume:

DEDICATION f ’p Mr. Carl W. Nelson has served as Treasurer of the Orland Consolidated School District for a period of thirty years. He was first elected to this office in 1921 and has served continuously since that time. The excellent financial condition of our school is due, in no small part, to his faithful and conscientious devotion to the duties of his office. The Senior Class of 1951 is proud to dedicate this yearbook to Mr. Carl W. Nelson. Annual Stall LEFT TO RIGHT: Eleanor Bjorklund. Marlene Wessel, Keith Kappenman, Lois Miller, George Stanford, Bonnie Behrend, Delores Minnaert. Editor - - - Assistant Editor Sports Editor - Features Editor Art Editor - - - Typists - - - Advisor - - Annual Stall -------- - Lois Miller ------------Marlene Wessel -- - - - - -- Keith Kappenman - - - -- -- - George Stanford ------ - Eleanor Bjorklund - - - - - - - Delores Minnaert Bonnie Behrend ------ - — Mr. Gardner OUR ADVISOR Faculty R. H. GARDNER Superintendent South Dakota State College Bachelor of Science Agriculture, Biology ROBERT LETCHER General Beadle College Bachelor of Science in Education English, Typing Shorthand, Bookkeeping RUSSELL KLOSTERMAN St. John's University General Beadle College Bachelor of Science Coach, Algebra History, Civics MRS. ANN TABOR South Dakota State College Bachelor of Science Clothing and Textiles Home Economics, Art Physical Education 5 Board oi Education LEFT TO RIGHT: Alfred Behrend, Maynard Holter, Carl Nelson, Henry Janssen. Tom Deremo, Albin Johnson, Helmer Strom. The Board of Education is like the board of directors of any large business organization. The success of a business or a school is largely dependent upon the ability and the con- scientious effort of the members of the board. The members of the Board of Education are called upon to make the important decisions governing the operation of the school. Few people realize the scope and variety of problems that come before a School Board. Or land Consolidated District is fortunate that men of ability have guided the affairs of their school and that they have acted wisely in the conduct of school affairs. The students of Orland School appreciate the co-operation they have enjoyed from the members of the board, and they are thankful for the excellent opportunities that have been provided for their benefit. The Annual Staff wishes to thank each and every member of our School Board for the part they have played in making Orland School an institution we can be proud to call our Alma Mater. OFFICERS Henry H. Janssen - Albin Johnson • - Tom Deremo - - Carl Nelson 6 President - - Vice-President Clerk - - - Treasurer - - Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Harold Olson, Andy Lee, Fred Kampmeyer. Richard Tupper. Cooks Mrs. Kampmeyer and Mrs. Reiners. OILY ••Hup Where there’s girls, there’s Keith. KEITH KAPPENMAN Vice-President -------2 Paper Staff...................4 Annual Staff --------4 Glee Club.................1.2.3 Basketball- .... -- 1,2,3.4 Track- - - ----- 1,2,3,4 F. F. A.................1,2,3.4 Pop Reads The Christmas Carol ........................1 Cornin’ Round The Mountain - -2 Miss Jimmy ..................2 Don’t Darken My Door - - - -3 A Pair Of Country Kids - - - 3 Oh Promise Me ...............4 Aunt Letty’s Niece - - - — 4 ELEANOR BJORKLUND President ---------1 Secretary - - - -- -- - 2,4 Reporter - --------3 Paper Staff - -- -----4 Annual Staff --------4 Band- ------- -1,2,3.4 Glee Club...............1.2,3.4 G. A. A. - - - - - - - - 2,3.4 F. H. A.................1.2,3.4 “Pop Reads The Christmas Carol ........................1 Cornin’ Round The Mountain - -2 Don’t Darken My Door - - - 3 A Pair Of Country Kids - - -3 Aunt Letty’s Niece - - - - - 4 BERK So help me Hannah Her mother’s pride, her father’s joy. LOIS MILLER Treasurer --------2 President - -- - - ----4 Secretary - -- -- -- -1,3 Annual Staff --------4 Paper Staff ------- -3,4 Band - -- -- -- -- -2 Glee Club------- - - - 1,2,3.4 G. A. A. - - - - - - - - 2.3.4 F. H. A...............1.2.3.4 Pop Reads The Christmas Carol .......................1 Cornin’ Round The Mountain - - 2 Don’t Darken My Door - - - - 3 A Pair Of Country Kids - - - 3 Oh Promise Me - - - - - - 4 Aunt Letty’s Niece - - - - - 4 MARLENE WESSEL Vice-President - - - - - - - 1 Reporter - -- -- ----4 Paper Staff ------- - 3,4 Annual Staff --------4 Glee Club ------- 1,2,3.4 F. H. A................- - 2,3,4 G. A. A..........- - 1,2,3.4 Dramatics- - -- -- ---3 Cornin’ Round The Mountain - -2 Don’t Darken My Door - - - -3 “LO A Pair Of Country Kids - - - 3 Holy Mud Aunt Letty’s Niece - - - -- 4 Hi: There boys! BOB Oh No! Pretty, petite, but not peroxide. 9 •‘DEE What do you expect for a nickel? Oh, when am I going to get some sleep! BOBBY JO Never say that Bonnie and blithesome DELORES MINNAERT Vice-President- ..... . 1 President - - - ......2 Treasurer ------ - -3,4 Paper Staff ------- 3,4 Annual Staff -----...4 Glee Club - - - - ----1,2,3,4 F. H. A. - - - - - - - -1,2,3.4 G. A. A...............2,3.4 Pop Reads The Christmas Carol ....................1 Cornin’ Round The Mountain - - 2 Don’t Darken My Door - - - -3 Aunt Letty’s Niece ......4 BONNIE BEHREND President -----....3 Paper Staff - -- -- -- - 3,4 Annual Staff ----..--4 Band - -- -- -- -- 2.3.4 Glee Club ------- 1,2,3,4 G. A. A...............1.2.3,4 F. H. A. - - - - - - - 1,2,3,4 Don’t Darken My Door - - - - 3 Oh Promise Me - - - - - - 4 Aunt Letty’s Niece - - - - - 4 SONNY Not this old fish Sometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit. GEORGE STANFORD Vice-President - - - - - - 3,4 Paper Staff ------...4 Annual Staff --....-.4 Glee Club- ------ 1,2,3,4 Basketball- - - - - --1,2,3,4 Track..............- - -1,2,3,4 F. F. A. - - - - - - - 1.2,3.4 Pop Reads The Christmas Carol -........................1 Cornin’ Round The Mountain -2 Don’t Darken My Door - - - -3 Aunt Letty’s Niece - - - - - 4 10 Class History FLOWER CLASS MOTTO COLORS Talisman rose “Today We Follow, Tomorrow We Lead” Pale blue and silver In the fall of 1947, seven “Green Freshies enrolled in Orland High School. They were: Delores Minnaert, Eleanor Bjorklund, Lois Miller, Keith Kappenman, Jack Miller, Jerry Kappenman, and George Stanford. The class officers for the Freshman year were: President-Eleanor Bjorklund, Vice-President-Delores Minnaert, Seeretary-Lois Miller, Treasurer-Jerry Kappenman, and Reporter-Keith Kappenman. Mrs. Vera Troyer was chosen as class advisor. A one-act play, “Pop Reads The Christmas Carol,” was presented. Jack Miller and Eleanor Bjorklund were Freshman candidates for King and Queen of the carnival. In the fall of 1948, the same seven were back to begin their Sophomore year. Two new students joined the class, they were: Mary Lou and Paul Larson from Oldham. The Sophomore Class officers were: President-Delores Minnaert, Vice- President-Keith Kappenman, Secretary-Eleanor Bjorklund, Treasurer-Lois Miller, and Reporter-Mary Lou Larson. The second semester found two new students in the Sophomore Class. They were Marlene Wessel from Quimby, Iowa and Bonnie Behrend from Brookings. Paul Larson left before the close of the year to work at home. Mr. Lester Luttmers was chosen class advisor. The Junior year found seven enrolled. Jerry Kappenman left to work on the farm. Jack Miller joined the Senior Class and Mary Lou Larson left to attend Rutland High School. The Junior officers were: President-Bonnie Behrend, Vice- President-George Stanford, Secretary-Lois Miller, Treasurer-Delores Minnaert, and Reporter-Eleanor Bjorklund. The Juniors again chose Mr. Luttmers as class advisor. The Juniors honored the Seniors with a formal banquet in the spring. The banquet followed the Hawaiian theme, George Stanford and Bonnie Behrend were King and Queen candidates. Bonnie Behrend was delegate to Girls’ State. The final year of the Class of 1951 consisted of the same seven members. The following class officers were chosen: President-Lois Miller, Vice-President - George Stanford, Secretary-Eleanor Bjorklund, Treasurer-Delores Minnaert, and Reporter-Marlene Wessel. Mr. R. H. Gardner was the class advisor. A three- act play, “Aunt Letty's Niece,” was presented. Keith Kappenman and Lois Miller were crowned King and Queen of the carnival. Delores Minnaert was the Lake County D. A. R. winner. Senior Class Will We, the Senior Class, will to Mr. Gardner, our dilapidated Biology books along with Ichabod Foozlebong and another class as intelligent and ambitious as the Class of 1951. We will to Mr. Klosterman a package of gum, a bottle of aspirins, a farm on which he will soon become a millionaire. We also will to Mr. Klosterman a basketball team as good as the girls. We will to Mrs. Tabor a more attentive F. H. A. group and all our jeans. We will to Mr. Letcher all fifteen three-thousand word themes. We also will him some new typewriters and a speedier Typing Class, his favorite score book, and “the situation is.” We, the Senior girls, will our ability to stay home nights to the Junior girls. We, the Senior boys, will our popularity in the Senior Class to the Junior boys. It Eleanor Bjorklund, alias “Berk,” will my trombone to Marlene Minnaert, my laugh to Donna Jean Hankins, and my glasses to Mr. Klosterman. I, Bonnie Behrend, alias Bobby Jo,” will my secret flames to Arlene Johnson, my ability to go with Freshmen to JoAnne Meehan, my slimness to Mary Johnson, and my clarinet to John Adams. I will my ability to call the teachers “dear” to Ruth Fromader. I, Delores Minnaert, alias “Dee,” will all my old flames to Jeanette Johnson, my Shorthand book to Mr. Letcher, my ability to drive a car to Donna Anderson, and my ability to keep late hours to Jane Behrend. I, Marlene Wessel, alias “Bob,” will my ability to get a ring to Betty Mae Peterson, my blonde hair to John Adams. I will to Juanita Killion my ability to go steady. I, Lois Miller, alias “Lo,” will my height to Arlowene Grayson, my long dark hair to Juanita Killion, my ability to flirt to Gloria Keppen, my sweaters to Mary Hanrahan, and my book worm ability to Merlin Van Rosendale. I, Keith Kappenman, alias “Oily,” will my giggle to Dale Holter, my flirting ability to Darrell Schultz, my basketball suit to Mr. Klosterman’s Freshmen, and my ability not to park to Betty Mae Peterson, I will my toad-stabber to Mrs. Tabor. I, George Stanford, alias “Sonny,” will Delores to anyone who likes long- haired music, my pole-vaulting pole to Lynette Minnaert, my old Plymouth to Jim Clancy, my ability to go steady to Dan O’Connell, and my double barrelled shotgun to Mr. Klosterman. 12 Class Prophecy This is Station S-E-N-I-O-R broadcasting from Studio O. H. S. Predictions from this program proven to be eighty-five percent accurate. I predict that the Class of 1951 will produce some of the greatest personalities that have ever been recorded in history. I predict that in 1961, Bonnie Behrend has become one of the world’s greatest WAAC Generals and due to her untiring efforts we have won the war with Russia. Next on my list of predictions, I see Keith Kappenman, he is leaning over a beautiful girl, his arm goes around her shoulder and buzz goes his dentist drill. I predict that George Stanford has become one of South Dakota’s greatest farmers. He is living on the old George Stanford, Sr. farm with his beautiful wife and three happy children, I predict that Lois Miller is traveling throughout the country collecting news articles for a great publishing company of which she is editor. She is the wife of a famous Milwaukee minister. I also predict that Eleanor Bjorklund is about to start a major surgery. She has become a specialist in brain surgery. She is married to a handsome doctor working at her side. I predict that Delores Minnaert is married to a great Chicago socialite that she met at South Dakota State College. In my final prediction of the evening, I predict that Marlene Wessel is married to Bob Uthe and they are operating a Motel at 13 Presho, South Dakota. Juniors MARY HANRAHAN RICHARD TUPPER DONNA ANDERSON ARDELLA JOHNSON MARY JOHNSON President - - - - -- -- -- -- -- - Juanita Killion Vice-President - -- -- -- -- -- -Betty Mae Peterson Secretary-Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- Richard Tupper Reporter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Donna Anderson 15 Junior Class Activities On September 4, 1950, eight Juniors enrolled in Orland. They were Mary Johnson, Juanita Killion, Ardella Johnson, Betty Mae Peterson, Mary Hanrahan, Merlin Van Rosendale, and Richard Tupper. Donna Anderson, who went to school in Salem last year, also joined us. The girls took their choice of the following subjects: English, American Government, Economics, Typing, Bookkeeping, and World History. The boys took their choice of Biology, English, Typing, American Government, Agriculture and Economics. Junior Class officers were: President, Juanita Killion; Vice- President, Betty Mae Peterson; Reporter, Donna Anderson; Secretary-Treasurer, Richard Tupper. Mrs. Tabor is the Junior Class advisor. The boys were on the boys’ basketball, kittenball, and track teams. The girls were on the girls' basketball and kittenball teams. The Juniors helped put out the school paper called the Eagle Flash the first three times, and the last four, of which they were in full charge, excepting the Senior edition. King and Queen candidates for the carnival were Betty Mae Peterson and Merlin Van Rosendale. The Juniors had the bingo stand at the carnival. The Junior Class play, OH PROMISE ME, was presented on November 17, 1950. The Junior-Senior Banquet was given in the month of April Juniors 1. Thoie Four Musketeers! 2. Little Crowded 3. Oh! So Msd 4. oh::: 5. Fighting Again! 6. So Shy 7. Mt. Rushmore has changed, . . 8. Ooh La La! 9« Oh! My Aching Head. 10- Bang! I get you. 11. When Irish Eyes Are Smiling. 12. What have we here? 17 Sophomores LYNN SIERT ARLENE JOHNSON LYNNETTE MINNAERT DARRELL SCHULTZ DONNA HANKINS JEANETTE JOHNSON ELLA ADAMS President - - - - -- -- -- -- -- -- Ella Adams Vice-President ----------- - Jeanette Johnson Secretary - - - - - - - — ------ -Donna Hankins Treasurer - -- -- -- -- - - - - - - Lynne tte IViinnaert Reporter - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Darrell Schultz 18 Sophomore Activities Eight pupils entered Orland as Sophomores in the fall of 1950. They were Arlene Johnson, Darrell Schultz, Jeanette Johnson, Lynnette Minnaert, Lynn Siert, Donna Hankins, and Ella Adams. Three of the pupils that were Freshmen with them, left to go to other schools or for other reasons. Those who left are Ruth Robson, Donna Mohr, and Ronald Cade. The class took the following subjects: English II, World History, Biology, Home Economics, and Agriculture. All those that were physically able went out for physical educa- tion. The entire class belonged to glee club and either F, F. A. or F. H. A. Lynnette and Ella played in the pep band and the band Darrell Schultz and Arlene Johnson were the Sophomore candidates for King and Queen for the carnival. The class raffled an electric lamp, sponsored a grab bag and sold homemade candy to raise money at the carnival. When the high school students returned to the school after the 19 basketball game at Winfred, the class served them lunch. Sophomores 1« Hear no evil. 2. Louie's little helper. 3. Three heads are better than one. 4. Ain't she sweet. 5. Cute car. 6. His best girl. 7. Who is it? 8. Waitin’. 9. The broad side. 10. Wanted dead or alive! 20 Freshmen DAN O'CONNELL MARLENE MINNAERT JANE BEHREND OLGA ADOLFSEN RUTH FROMADER ■ bill McAllister JIM CLANCY JOANNE MEEHAN DALE HOLTER RAE WINESBURG ARLOWENE GRAYSON JOHN ADAMS GLORIA ANN KEPPEN MARILYN THOMPSON Freshman Class Activities On September 4, 1950, thirteen Freshmen enrolled at Orland High School--five boys and eight girls, Rae Winesburg, Jane Behrend, Joanne Meehan, Gloria Keppen, Marlene Minnaert, Bill McAllister, John Adams, Jim Clancy, Dale Holter, and Dan O’Connell entered from Orland Grade School. Arlowene Grayson came to Orland from Brookfield, Marilyn Thompson from Keegan, and Ruth Fromader from Moseson. Olga Adolfsen returned from her trip to Denmark on October first. Initiation week was held the second week of the school year. It was concluded with a party given by the Seniors. The following week, this party was returned by the Freshmen. The Freshman candidates for King and Queen of the carnival were Marlene Minnaert and Dan O’Connell. During the first semester, Bill McAllister was on the honor roll each six weeks. Subjects that the Freshmen took this year are Home Economics, Algebra, World History, Agriculture, and English. The boys all played basketball, and the girls belonged to G. A. A. Other organizations to which the Freshmen belonged were the F. H. A., F. F. A., glee club, and band. The officers of the Freshman Class are as follows: President ---- - - - - Dan O’Connell Vice-President - -- -- -- -- -- -- -Marlene Minnaert Secretary ----- - - -- -- -- - Gloria Ann Keppen Treasurer - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Bill McAllister Reporter - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- - Rae Winesburg Advisor - -- -- -- -- -- -- Mr. Russell Klosterman Freshmen Seventh and Eighth Grades t bjs ■ DUANE KAPPENMA NORMA JEAN BJORKLUND MADONNA MORAN Grade LeROY HACKETT MARVELYN JOHNSON nancy McAllister ERNESTINE STROM LOIS ANDERSON ALFRED KRAGER ROSALIE BARGMANN GAIL HOLTER NOT SHOWN MILO SUP NORMA ARVIDSON 24 Fitth and Sixth Grades MISS MORIARITY SONJA LEE HELEN JOHNSON DOLORES STROM DARLENE STROM Sixth Grade pat McAllister NOT SHOWN DONALD STIP JAMES WARFIELD Fifth Grade MARCELLA MINNAERT GENE MOOSE RICHARD PETERSON DARLENE ARCHER MARY ANN MORRIS HARTLEY BRIGGLE EMMETT CLANCY ROBERT ADAMS SHARON BARGMANN JUDY WINESBURG 25 Upper Grade Activities Fifth and Sixth Grades The school year of 1950-51 opened September 4, 1950. The fifth grade enrollment was ten. Hartley Briggle entered from Bancroft in Sioux Falls, and Judy Peterson from the Reynolds School. Lee Wayne Schoeberl moved to the Franklin vicinity in February. Grade six opened with thirteen students, including Richard Peterson from the Reynolds School. Joyce Kelley entered this class in February from Pleasant View School, District 105, Minnehaha County, making an enrollment of fourteen. The sixth grade planned and gave a Halloween party for the fifth grade on October 31st, with a return party by the fifth grade on Valentine’s Day. On November 3rd, the annual school carnival was held. Candidates for Prince and Princess were Mary Ann Morris and Richard Peterson from the sixth grade. At Christmas, our room presented a chorus number for the tableau, “The Holy Child.” The annual spring activities included the county Y. C. L. chorus in Madison, South Dakota, which the grade pupils always attend, the county spelling contest in which eligible room members participate, and the county Y. C. L. convention. Grade Night concluded the grade school activities with a program and the presentation of awards earned during the year. Seventh and Eighth Grades The seventh and eighth grade activities during the school year 1950-51 included a Halloween party planned and given by the eighth grade. Games were played and lunch was served by the eighth graders. The seventh graders entertained the eighth graders at a Valentine party. Games were played and valentines were distributed. Lunch was served by the seventh graders. The seventh and eighth grade boys practiced basketball with the high school boys. They have played a few games, and participated in two tournaments. Track and tumbling were the activities which followed basketball. The seventh and eighth grade girls started basketball in November. Lois Miller coached them. They played a game with the high school girls, and one with the seventh and eighth grade boys. They also had tumbling following the close of the basketball season. Karen O’Connell, Frances Johnson, and Nancy Jo Kintigh were elected by the boys for grade cheerleaders. As Nancy Jo Kintigh left for her new home in Cherokee, Iowa, Marvelyn Johnson was elected to take her place. The annual seventh and eighth grade banquet was held at Orland on December 20, 1950, at 6:30 P. M. The banquet was prepared by the pupils of the seventh and eighth grades, and was supervised by Miss Hart. The eighth graders were seated, while the seventh graders served. The parents of the students, the faculty, and other guests were present. Entertainment was furnished during the meal by Nancy Kintigh, Gail Holter, Duane Kappenman, Colleen Clancy, Ernestine Strom, and Lois Anderson. 26 Third and Fourth Grades Fourth Grade MISS WALSH EDDIE JOE MINNAERT CHARLES OLINGER TERENCE O’HARA JIMMY WINESBURG Third Grade First and Second Grades First Grade mrs. McAllister JUDY BARGMANN DENNIS BRIGGLE JIMMY COBURN JUDY HOFF DONNIE HOLIER BRUCE GORHAM JUDY MEEHAN DAVID OLINGER MERLE PETERSON Second Grade MILTON ANDERSON DONALD KNUDSON LYNNE KEPPEN JOAN KRAGER KENNY MINNAERT MARY MORAN COLLEEN O'HARA DARRELL LEE CURTIS STROM DAVID STROM JANICE HINES Lower Grade Activities First and Second Grades The first and second grade Prince and Princess candidates for the 1950 carnival were Mary Moran and Donnie Hotter, The flower girls were Colleen O'Hara and Judy Meehan. The crown bearers were Jim Coburn, Dennis Briggle, David Strom and Bruce Gorham. The boys and girls all brought cookies to put in a big box of cookies on which numbers were sold. Mrs. Andy Lee won the box of cookies. Janice Hines joined the second grade at Christmas time. An unusual thing about the first grade is that all but one of the first names begin with J. or D. Third and Fourth Grades The third and fourth grades began their school year with twenty-one pupils. There were fourteen in the fourth grade and seven in the third grade. In October, the carnival was held. Eddie Joe Minnaert and Jerrilyn Johnson were candidates for Prince and Princess. Jerry McAllister and Eddie Joe Minnaert represented the room in the boxing matches. All the pupils took part in the Christmas tableau which was entitled, The Holy Child,” Oriann Anderson was the announcer. The boys of the room were choir boys, wearing choir robes and carrying gifts to the Christ Child. Cathryn Kintigh, Jerrilyn Johnson, and Dianne Bargmann sang, Santa Claus Is Coming To Town. Cathryn Kintigh of the third grade moved to Cherokee, Iowa on January 12th, and Leonard Fulwider of the fourth grade moved to Montrose, South Dakota on February 23rd. Both children were honored with farewell parties. The pupils held an art exhibit in their room on April 12th. Many new library books were purchased for the room during the year. Boys Athletics BACK ROW: Left to right-Milo Stip, Coach Tut Klosterman, A1 Krager, Duane Kappenman, Dale Hotter, Bill McAllister, Dennis Kappenman, Ronnie Minnaert, Gale Hotter, Darrell Cade, LeRoy Hackett. FRONT ROW: John Adams, Dan O’Connell, George Stanford, Jim Clancy, Richard Tupper, Merlin Van Rosendale, Darrell Schultz--manager. 31 GEORGE STANFORD MERLIN VAN ROSENDALE KEITH KAPPENMAN DAN O'CONNELL GLORIA KEPPEN ARDELLA JOHNSON JUANITA KILL ION 32 RICHARD TUPPER JIM CLANCY JOHN ADAMS Boys' Basketball Officers for the year of 1950-51 of the Orland B. B. A, were as follows: President - -- -- -- -- -- -- - George Stanford Vice-President - -- -- -- -- -- - Keith Kappenman Secretary ------------------------------------Richard Tupper Treasurer- --- - ----- ---- ---- ---- --------Darrell Schultz Keith Kappenman and George Stanford were chosen co-captains for the year. Mr. Russell Klosterman was advisor to the group. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Team Visitors Home A Ramona ----- 39 22 B Ramona ----- 29 22 A Winfred- - - - - 53 36 B Winfred- - - - - 29 24 A Chester- - - - -- 79 31 B Chester - -- -- 41 16 A Franklin ----- 55 32 B Franklin- - - - -21 23 A Beadle- - -- -- 71 31 B Beadle- - -- --29 17 A Colman ----- 52 54 B Colman- - - - - 10 31 A Argonne ----- 74 52 B Argonne- - - - - 21 20 A Rutland- - - - - - 63 39 B Rutland ----- 30 23 A Argonne- - - - - 59 49 B Argonne - - - - - 19 20 A Colman ----- 48 24 B Colman- - - - - 18 22 A Franklin- - - - - 38 31 B Franklin - - - - -13 20 A Rutland ----- 56 41 B Rutland ----- 36 34 A Ramona ----- 32 27 A Winfred ----- 55 30 B Winfred ----- 31 29 Girls Athletics TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to right-Jeanette Johnson, Mary Hanrahan, Lois Miller, Jane Behrend, Delores Minnaert, Bonnie Behrend. Mrs. Tabor--advisor, Marlene Minnaert, Ella Adams, Ruth Fromader, Juanita Killion, Donna Hankins, Joan Meehan. Marilyn Thompson, Gloria Keppen, Olga Adolfsen, Eleanor Bjorklund, Lynette Minnaert, Rae Winesburg. Ardella Johnson, Marlene Wessel, Mary Johnson, Donna Anderson, Arlene Johnson, Betty Mae Peterson, Arlowene Grayson. 34 Girls' Basketball Orland's First Twelve LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs, Tabor, Betty Mae Peterson, Marlene Wessel, Mary Johnson, Donna Anderson, Eleanor Bjorklund, Rae Winesburg, Gloria Keppen, Juanita Killion, Bonnie Behrend, Delores Minnaert, Jane Behrend, Lois Miller. 35 G. A. A. Activities At the beginning of the school year, the G. A. A. girls played softball� Two games were played with the Franklin girls. Volley- ball was played later on before the opening of the basketball season. The girls took turns as captain of the softball and basketball teams. Mr. Klosterman and Mrs. Tabor coached the girls. The girls chose cheerleaders. They were Darrell Schultz, Merlin Van Rosendale, and Richard Tupper. The following are scores for the games played: Trent- - - - 38- - -- -- -- -- Orland- - - - 32 Rutland- - -54---------- Orland- - - - 8 Orland- - - -15 - -- -- -- -- - Colman - - - - 12 Orland- - - -32- - - - - - - - _ _ Franklin - - - 21 Rutland - --32-- - - Orland- - - - 19 Those named to the first team were: Mary Johnson - -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Forward Donna Anderson -------------- - Forward Betty Mae Peterson - -- -- -- -- -- -- - Forward Lois Miller - -- -- ------------ - Guard Marlene Wessel ---------------- Guard Gloria Keppen--Guard These on the second team were: Juanita Killion Forward Jane Pehrend — — — — — — — Forward Rae Winesburg --- - - -- -- -- -- -- Forward Eleanor Bjorklund Guard Delores Minnaert --- - - - - - -Guard Bonnie Behrend --------------- - Guard The G. A. A. officers for 1950-51 were President - - - - Vice-President - Secretary-T reasurer Reporter - - - - - - - -Lois Miller - - -Gloria Keppen - Delores Minnaert Betty Mae Peterson 36 Future Homemakers of America TOP ROW: THIRD ROW: FRONT ROW: Left to right-Donna Anderson, Olga Adolf sen, Donna Hankins, Gloria Keppen, Ruth Fromader, Marilyn Thompson. Mrs. Tabor—advisor, Mary Johnson, Betty Mae Peterson, Jeanette Johnson, Marlene Wessel, Ella Adams, Lynnette Minnaert, Marlene Minnaert, Jane Behrend. Bonnie Behrend, Eleanor Bjorklund, Juanita Killion, Lois Miller, Delores Minnaert, Mary Hanrahan, Ardella Johnson. 38 F. H. A. Activities The Or land Chapter of the Future Homemakers of America began the 1950-51 year on September 14th. The first meeting was called to order by the past Vice- President, Bonnie Behrend. The following new officers were elected for the year: President------- Vice-President - Secretary - - - Treasurer - - Reporter - - - Parliamentarian. Historian - - - - — Lois Miller - Ardella Johnson - Juanita Killion Delores Minnaert Eleanor Bjorklund - Mary Hanrahan - Bonnie Behrend Mrs. Tom Tabor was the Chapter Advisor. Mrs. Alfred Behrend was chosen Chapter Mother and Walter Wesselas Chapter Father. Some of the party projects for the year were masquerade party, barn dance, caroling party, Valentine party. Mother-Daughter Banquet and Easter breakfast. The special goals which were carried our during the year were: 1. To promote a grow- ing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking, and 2, To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. Moneymaking projects completed during the year were serving lunches at basketball games, card sales, and Hobo Day clean-up. All twenty-five members of the local chapter attended the State F. H. A. Con- vention held in Brookings on October 6 and 7. Delores Minnaert, past second Vice- President, assisted in the arrangements for this meeting, Lois Miller, Juanita Killion, Mary Johnson, Eleanor Bjorklund, and Ardella and Arlene Johnson stayed at the Wecota Hall at State College so that they could be present for the Saturday session. At this session, the reports of the different committees were given. State Homemaker Awards were conferred upon thirteen members in the State. Five of these awards were presented to members of the Orland Chapter. Those from Orland who received them were Delores Minnaert, Fern Williams, Pat Clancy, Lois Miller, and Eleanor Bjorklund. Future Farmers oi America LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill McAllister, Lynn Siert, Dale Holter, Darrell Schultz, Merlin Van Rosendale, Richard Tupoer, George Stanford. Keith Kappenman, Dan O’Connell, John Adams, Jim Clancy, Mr. Gardner--advisor. OFFICERS President- - Vice-President Secretary - - Treasurer - - Sentinel - - - Reporter - - - - George Stanford . - - - - Lynn Siert - - - Darrell Schultz Merlin Van Rosendale - - -Bill McAllister - - - Dan O’Connell The Father-Son Banquet was held November 13th. The F. H. A. girls prepared and served the meal at the banquet. The main dish for the evening was Pheasants, that were shot by the F. F. A. boys during hunting season. The guest speaker was P. E. Tyrrell from General Beadle College. Merlin Van Rosendale was chosen to represent Orland at the National Convention of the Future Farmers at Kansas City. 40 Glee Clubs BACK ROW; THIRD ROW: SECOND ROW; FRONT ROW: Jeanette Johnson, Mary Hanrahan, Lois Miller, Jane Behrend. Delores Minnaert, Bonnie Behrend. Marlene Minnaert, Ella Adams, Ruth Fromader, Juanita Killion, Donna Hankins. Joanne Meehan. Marilyn Thompson. Gloria Keppen, Olga Adolfson, Eleanor Bjorklund, Lynnette Minnaert, Rae Winesburg. Ardella Johnson. Marlene Weasel, Mary Johnson. Donna Anderson, Arlene Johnson, Betty Mae Peterson, Arlowene Grayson. BACK ROW: George Stanford. John Adams. Jim Clancy. Dan O’Connell. Keith Kappenman. FRONT ROW; Bill McAllister. Dale Holter, Merlin Van Rosendale, Richard Tupper. Darrell Schultz, Lynn Siert. 41 ROYALTY King and Queen The high light of the evening of November 3rd, was the crowning of the royalty for the 1950-51 carnival. Keith Kappenman and Lois Miller, Senior Class candidates, were crowned by the 1949-50 royalty; Jack Miller and Fern Williams. Their attendants were: Merlin Van Rosendale and Betty Mae Peterson, Junior candidates; Darrell Schultz and Arlene Johnson, Sophomore candidates; and Dan O’Connell and Marlene Minnaert, Freshman candidates. Prince and Princets Darrell Cade and Francis Johnson were crown- ed Prince and Princess. They were the seventh and eighth grade candidates. Their attendants were: Richard Peterson and Mary Ann Morris, fifth and sixth grades; Eddy Minnaert and Jerrilyn Johnson, third and fourth grades; and Donald Holter and Mary Moran, first and second grades. Crown bearers were Dennis Briggle and Jimmy Coburn. Flower girls were Colleen O’Hara and Joan Krager. 42 School Fun 1. Look at the legal! 2. Sleepy heads. 3. Learning our lesson. 4. Are those pails heavy? 5. O. K. I’m ready. 6. Remember the track met? 7. Berk and Oily. 8. Let’s take a swim. 9. That's fattening, girls. 10. Whirl awayl! 11. Those birthday parties. 12. Chivalry is not dead: 19. Pheasant hunt. 20. Orland's hangout. 13. Teacher's initiation 14. seniors:: 15. Say--that's not nice. 16. Quit resisting. Dee. 17. In a huddle. 18. Stop chasing those teachers. 44 1. Big wheels 7. Oh no!! 14. That's far enough. 2. CuddU up. 8. Pete. IS. Practicing up. 3. L mbie pie. 9. What are you doing? ? 16. Hula dancers. 4. Smile pretty. 10. Loaded down. 17. Those your's Marlene ? 5. Poor bike’.: 11. Let’s go Stanford. 18. Andy. Berk, and Lo. 6. The good old days!! 12. Royalty 13. Man hater. 19. Tears and tears ago!! 45 Popularity Poll Most popular girl - - - - . - - most popular boy ------- Personality girl ------- Personality boy -------. Prettiest hair (girl) - - - - - Prettiest hair (boy) ------ Biggest flirt (girl) ------ Biggest wolf (boy) - - - - - - - Man hater - -- - - - - - - Woman hater - -- -- -- - Most likely to be an old maid - - - Most likely to be a bachelor - - - Most likely to achieve success (girl) Most likely to achieve success (boy) Teachers pet --------- Most studious - -- -- -- - Least studious -------. Wittiest boy --------- Wittiest girl - -- -- -- - Giggler - -- -- -- -- - Funniest laugh -------- Million dollar smile (girl) - - - - Million dollar smile (boy) - - - - Girl with the prettiest teeth - - - Boy with the prettiest teeth - - - Girl with the best figure - - - - - Boy with the best build - - - - Prettiest girl -------- Most handsome boy ------ Girl with the prettiest eyes - - - Boy with the prettiest eyes - - - - Best dressed girl - - - - - - - Best dressed boy ----- - _ Best singer (girl) - - - - - - - Best singer (boy) ------- Best girl athlete -------- Best boy athlete ------- Best girl to get around - - - - - Best boy to get around - - - - - All-round boy ------- All-round girl -------- Best musician (boy) ------ Best musician (girl) ------ Steadiest couple ------- Cutest couple - -- -- -- -- Best actor - - - - - - - - Best actess - -- -- -- -- Ideal date (girl) ------ Ideal date (boy) - - - - - - Best dancer (girl) - - - - - - - Best dancer (boy) ------- Most mischievous girl - - - - - Most mischievous boy - - - - - ---------- - Lois Miller ■ - - ------_------George Stanford ----------- - Lois Miller - - - - - - - - - George Stanford ---------- - Lois Miller --------- - George Stanford ■ - -- -- -- -- - Mary Johnson ■ - -- -- -- -- Keith Kappenman ------- - Donna Jean Hankins -------- - Danny O’Connell --------- Eleanor Bjorklund ------ - - -- -- Lynn Siert -------- - Delores Minnaert -- - - -- -- -- Richard Tupper --- ------- - Mary Johnson - - - -- -- -- - -Lois Miller -------- - George Stanford ---------- - Jim Clancy --------- - Donna Anderson --------- - Mary Johnson •- - - -- -- -- George Stanford ---------- - Lois Miller -------- - - George Stanford - - - -- -- - - -_ Lois Miller ---------- - Dale Holter 1 - -- -- ------ Lois Miller --------- George Stanford -------------Ardella Johnson • ------- Merlin Van Rosendale -------- - Arlowene Grayson Lois Miller ------------Billy McAllister ------- - Marilyn Thompson --------- - Darrell Schultz --------- - Juanita Killion - - - Keith Kappenman and Jim Clancy ■ - -- -- -- - Betty Mae Peterson --------- - George Stanford ------- - Betty Mae Peterson -- - - -- -- - George Stanford ------- Merlin Van Rosendale --------- - - Lois Miller -------- - Darrell Schultz --------- - Bonnie Behrend Ardella Johnson and Merlin Van Rosendale Ardella Johnson and Merlin Van Rosendale ------- Merlin Van Rosendale -------- - - - Lois Miller -------- - Ardella Johnson ------ - Merlin Van Rosendale - - - -- -- -- Juanita Killion ----------__ Keith Kappenman --------- - Gloria Keppen ------- Merlin Van Rosendale 46 KNOWING HOW ISN’T ALWAYS ENOUGH All your knowledge about farming won’t be of much use if your farm equipment isn’t ready when you need it. Remember, every machine must be working just right to get a good job done in each crop. And to make sure they’ll be 100% it’s best to have them checked over and repaired plenty of time ahead of work seasons. To get all equipment in first class shape, do this first: put your tractor and implements on our Early Bird Service Schedule, then, during their idle time, we’ll do a top-notch IH Blue Ribbon Service Job on each one. That combination of Early Bird scheduling and Blue Ribbon service can prevent any time lost in fields from breakdowns. I. L. BRATAGER IMPLEMENT CO. MADISON SOUTH DAKOTA BE AN EARLY BIRD FOR QUALITY VALUE SERVICE Kelley's Grocery YOUR FRIENDLY STORE - - SINCE 1890 MADISON, S. D. PHONE 5558 PURE FOOD GROCERIES - FRESH FRUITS VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS CHINA GLASS DINNERWARE - GIFTS OF DISTINCTION LOANS____ EQUIPMENT LOANS - PERSONAL LOANS CATTLE LOANS - LAND LOANS - HOME LOANS Security Bank Trust Co. TELEPHONE 5531 MADISON, S. D. YOUR HOME BANK MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION FERAGEN'S Your Friendly Home Owned Store Quality - Service - Savings Thor Fergagen Emory Millett Phone 5525 Madison, S. D. Wenk s Produce Hatchery Cash Buyers of Poultry Eggs Madison, S. D. Phone 2113 Farmers Co-op. Creamery Madison, S. D. Phone 2341 A Lake County Institution Patronize Your Own Industry It Will Mean More Money To You Now In The Future Compliments To The Senior Class Farmers Lumber Yard Madison, S. D. Phone 2225 Holle Florist Castlow Bulk Service Quality Always Wm. Costlow, Manager 27 Years In Business Phones: 2256 or 2675 Madison, S. D. For That Special Occasion - - Cakes Decorated By A Master Cake Decorator At The Istas Bros. Madison Bakery Phone 3052 Bakers of Tender-Krust - - The Bread With the Home-Baked Flavor Compliments of Hayes-Lucas Lumber Co. Madison, S. D. Phone 2343 McKean Motor Company It’s Big! It’s Beautiful! It’s Buick! Every Service For Your Car Truck Buick GMC Trucks Madison, S. D. 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