Osakis High School - Arrow Yearbook (Osakis, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1947 volume:

Business Manager-Betty O'Brien Advisors-Helen Hovey joan Stai Mr, McNelly The 1947 Hrrow Presented by the seniors of CSAKES HIGH SCHOOL Edi'or-in-Chief-Raymond Cady Associate Editor-Edward Pollard Foreword ff' ofa The 1947 ARROW is presented to the students by the seniors with the hope of leaving a collection of pfeasant memories of high school days. Peitimiiun Glu all ilre siuhcuis mlm are num Iuiilrixt the halls nf mth in all mlm mag nrrxxpg ilwm in iluf fmxiuwz. New Addition Osakis Public School Main Building Inunnlnnnnnmnnunlununnnnuulnnnmlnnnnnnunuun illlIIllIllunlllllnlllllllllllllIllllIulllInlInIullIllunillIllIllIIllllullIuIlluulllnnllllllllllll Left Ito Rigiht- FIRST ROW: Fiore, Unumb, Leach, Holt, Bednar, Pergol SECOND ROW: Carlson, Kvammen, Flynn, Sitai, Hovey, Madlaind THIRD ROW: Pergol, McNelly, Kinney, Busche, Roth, LeBeau, Dahlager MR. W. D. McNELLY--Min- M M neapolis, Minnesota. Princi- pal, Graduate of University of Minnesota, instructor of Algebra, Chemistry. Activi- ties-Boy Scouts. ISS LORRAINE l-lOLT- Clear Lake, South Dakota. Graduate ot Concordia Col- lege. Teaches Home Ec. C1 Biology. Activities-F.H.A. RS. M. KINNEY-Osakis, Minn. Graduate of Gustavus Adolphus. Teaches Mathe- matics. MR. O. S. DAl-lLAGER-Osa- kis, Minn., Supt., Graduate of Augsburg College, at- M Faculty tended the University of Minnesota. Instructor of Social Science. Activities- Student Council. R. SIDNEY CARLSON-Al- exandria, Minn. Graduate of University of Minnesota. Teaches Modern History G Music, 7-8 grades. Activi- ties-Ensembles, Band, Sec- tionals Er Chorus. MRS. LILLIAN KVAMMEN-- Felton, Minn. Graduate of Mcorhead Teachers College. Teaches 6th grade. Activi- ties--Operetta. ter, Minn. Graduate of St. Olaf College. Teaches Eng- lish, Latin. Activities-An- nual, Declamation, Class Play. Miss IOAN sTAi-sf. Cloud. Minn. Graduate St. Cloud Teachers College. Attended University of Minnesota. Teaches Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. Activities - Annual Cr Sikaso Hylite. MISS DARLENE FLYNN - Osakis. Minn. Graduate of St. Cloud Teachers College. Teaches lst grade. Activities MISS HELEN HOVEY-Atwa- -Operetta. nninnunlunlllll:llunlllnnnnnunlulnnmnnnnnun nunnmnnnlnlnlnlnnn MISS MINEVA MAD'LAND-- Cottonwood, Minn. Gradu- ate of Concordia College. Teaches jr. High English. Activities-Girls Triple Trio. MISS GLORIA BEDNAR--Co- kato, Minn. Graduate of St. Cloud Teachers College. Teaches Sth grade. Activi- ties-Opeiretta. MISS EDNA LEACH-Bird ls- Iand, Minn. Graduate of St. Cloud Teachers College. At- tended Glencoe junior Col- lege. Teaches lst grade. Faculty MR. ANGELO F. PERGOL- MRS. MARION UNUMB - Chisholm, Minn. Graduate of Gustavuis Adolphus and attended Hibbing jr. Col- lege. Teaches General Bus- iness, Economical Geogra- phy and Phy. Ed. Activities -Coach. MISS AMY FLORE-Osakis, Minn. Graduate of Moor- head Teachers Col. Teaches 4th grade. Activities-Op-- eretta. Alexandria, Minn. Graduate of University of Minnesota. Teaches U. S. History and English. Activities-Librar- ian and Class Play. MISS ELZERA ROTH - Echo, Minn. Graduate of St. Cloud Teachers College. Teaches 3rd grade, Activities-Op- eretta. MRS. BERTINE BUSCHE - MR. GORDON LeBEAU - MRS. BLANCHE PERGOL- Echo, Minn. Graduate of Mankato Teachers College. Attended Univ. of Minne- sota and Univ. of Wash- ington State. Teaches 2nd grade. Activities-Operetta. Buhl, Minn. Graduate of University of Notre Dame. Attended Duluth Teach-ers College. Teaches Phy. Ed. 6' General Science. Activi- ties-Ass't. Coach. Lafayette, Minn. Graduate of Gustavus Adolphus Col- lege. Teaches Phy. Ed., So- cial Science G' Geography. Activities - G. A. C. and Tumbling Team. MEET THE STUDENTS Of 0.H.S. X ES-L Lulu:lnluuulunulullunllllunllullllll illlullluulllllllllllllllllllIlllllllullllllllllllllllllllllllllll Seniors Betty 0'Bx:ien, Salutatorian l Leona Anderson, Valedictorian Chorus 2, 3, 4 Declamation 2, 3, 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 G. A. C. 3, 4 Pianist 4 Clarinet Quartet 4 News Staff 3, 4 Band 4 Glee Club 1 Student Council 2, 4 Home Ee. Club 3 Annual Staff 4 Triple Trio 2, 3 Glee Club 1 G. A. C. 1, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 News Staff 2. 3, 4 Declamation 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Arrow Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, 4 CLASS OFFICERS-1946-47 President .................................................. Ray Cady Vice-President ......... .... ...... R o bert Hanson Secretary-Treasurer .... -- .... ....... A nnie Helms Advisor ................. ..... M r. McNelly CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Carnation Red and Silver CLASS MOTTO Today We Anchor, Tomorrow We Sail E LORRAIN E SORENSON Glee Club 1, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Arrow Staff 4 Scholarship 1, 2, 3 JIM RIIS Scouts 1 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Arrow Staff 4 Football 3 Chorus 1 Baseball 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Student Council 2, 3 Track 1, 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 R ODERT HANSON Scholarship 1 Scouts 1. 2, 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 gPootba.ll 1, 2, 3, 4 gBasketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Easeball 3, 4 Chorus --, Z, 3, 4 News Staff 2. 3, 4 Arrow Staff 2, 3, 4 Student Council 2, Hi-Y 3, 4 Class President 2 Student Band Dire Class Vice-Pres. 4 Prass Sextet 3, 4 Cornet Quartet l Cornet Trio 2, 3, 4 Mixed Octet 1, 2, 3 3,4 ctor 3, 4 Seniors In lll lllllll lllllll lllll ll ll lllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllll lllll lllll ull lllll lllllll l NEOMA ANDERSON Scholarship 1 News Staff 1, 2, 4 G. A. C. 4 Declamation 2. 3 Sec.-Treas. 2 EDWARD POLLARD Scholarship 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Brass Sextet 4 Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 News Staff 1 Cornet Quartet 1 Arrow Staff 4 Cornet Trio 3, 4 Student Council 3, Class Sec.-Treas. 1 RAYMOND CADY Scholarship 1 Scouts 1, 2, 3 QFootball 1, 2, 3. 4 'Basketball 1, Z, 3, Baseball 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 Class President 3, Mixed Octet 1, 2, 3 News Staff 3, 4 Arrow Staff 4 Clarinet Quartet 2, 4 4 4 3,4 1 PHYLLNIS SCHMIDT Library Club 2 Modern Miss 3 ERMA WAGNER Chorus 1 G. A. C. 4 MARY BESTE Modern Miss. 3 ARDIS ANDERSON G. A. C. 1, 3, 4 Modern Miss 3 ROJETT TRISCO FRANCIS DeCANN Hi-Y 3 Chorus 2, 3, 4 DARLENE OWENS G. A. C. 1, 3, 4 Glee Club 1 Modern Miss 3 ARLENE BOCK JOAN OLSON Glee Club 1 Scholarship 1, 3 GLADYS JOHNSON G. A. C. 4 Chorus 1 Arrow Staff 4 Glee Club 4 ROGER RASMUSSEN Arrow Staff 4 Hi-Y 4 MARIE DOHMAN Chorus 4 Glee Club 1 G, A. C. 4 JEAN EASTMAN G. A. C. 1, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 1, 4 BETTY KRAECVIER G. A, C. 3, 4 Glee Club 1 News Staff 4 Arrow Staff 4 .l EAN N E FRASER Chorus 1 w L1. A. C. 1 Modern Miss 3 KATHLEEN COLLINS G. A. C. 3, 4 Chorus 1 Homecoming Queen 4 NONA MAE VANDEVVINKLE G. A. C. 3, 4 Chorus 1 ANNIE HELMS w fx. A. C. 3, 4 Student Council 4 Modern Miss 3 News Staff 3, 4 Class Sec-Treas, 3, 4 Declamation 2, 3, 4 Arrow Staff 4 Glee Club 4 BETTY JUNG G. A. C. 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. 2 News Staff 3, 4 Arrow Staff 4 GJLEINN HAWKINS Hi-Y 4 MARJORIE KINGSTON Chorus 1 VIVIAN COLLINS Glee Club 1 Homecoming Attendant 4 G. A. C. 3, 4 KENNETH FERRIS Scouts 1, 2, 3 Arrow Staff 4 News Staff 4 Chorus 1, 4 Hi-Y 3, 4 DICK NE LSON Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 I ull n ll nn nu I I GRANT GRAY Sic-hr-larship 1, 2, 3 Hi-Y 3, 4 Scouts 1, 2, 3 News Staff 4 Arrow Staff 4 Sturlcnt Council 2, 3 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 4 ELAINE PYLAND G. A. C. 4 Chorus 1 Gloe Club 4 EUGENE COLLINS Chorus l. 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 I-li-Y 3. 4 Student Council 4 Scholarship 1 LAYVRENCE OGLESBY Hi-Y 4 RUTH MECHELS G. A. C. 4 Glee Club 1 Fcholarship 2 Declamation 2, 3 RU BY LNINDSTR OM Chorus 2, 3. 4 Glee Club 1, 4 DORIS JOHNSTON G. A. C. 3, 4 DAVID BERG JANET ERICKSON Chorus 1 G. A. C. 3 GENEVIEVE RIOONEY 'triple Trio 4 Band 1, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 4 G. A. C. 1, 3, 4 Arrow Staff 4 News Staff 1, 4 Class Pres. 1 Horn Quartet 3, 4 Librarian 4 XVoodwind Quintet 4 Homecoming Attendant Glee Club 4 4 VELMA MECHELS v w G. A. L. 4 Glee Club 1 Chorus 2, 3, 4 FRANCES WALTER - Chorus 3, 4 Triple Trio 4 Glee Club 4 1 2 5 U2 'U cn D FS .'5 CQ o '-h U2 cu E. o H m ii is ar i l!i . . lea Q!! 2 Ill'.'.'.'.'.Vl!.'IIl.'lI!l.'!.V.'.'.'.'.'.'.'l!lI.'.V.Vl NEOMA ANDERSON-Flashy little lassie with a little black Ford , RAY CADY-One of the main guys in sports and his main interest is in St. Cloud. KATHLEEN COLLINS-The cute senior girl with her main interest in tihe Junior class. DAVID BERG-The short quiet senior who is usually absent from class. KENNETH FERRIS'-Had a rough time with women but it's all over now. GLENN HAWKINS-Tlhe silent type with all the brains. ROBERT HANSON-Another athlete with great musical talent. BE'1TY KRAEMER-Always eager and ready to help anyone. RUTH MECHELS-The cook of the class and she hopes to put VELMA MECHELS-Follows in her sister's footsteps. BETTY O'BRIEN-Everybody's friend-with plenty of brains. JOAN OLSON-Quiet, serene, and calm - that's Joan. it to use. ROGER RASMUSSEN-New for the Senior year-whfat would we do Without him? JAMES RIIS--The man who has all the troubles, and one of the Coliseum gang. GENEVIEVE ROONEY-Gen's Sweet- disposition and shoulder O. H. S. halls. A FRANCES WALTERS-Great admirer of the junior class. ARDIS- ANDERSON-Not often heard from. Her past, present, LECNA ANDERSON-The brains of the class, but definitely. MARY BESTE-Little blonde with a nice smile for all. ARLENE BOCKA-Belle River admirer. ELAINE BYLAND-'I he gal with all the boy friends. EUGENE COLLINS'-Believes in being seen and not heard. ll llll I Ill I I ll ll Ill I to lean on will always be missed in and future is known only to herself. MllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllnllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllullllllll lllllllllllllllll SPEAKING OF SENIORS CContinued VIVIAN COLLINS-Red-head of the Class, and likes to step out. FRANCIS DeCANN-The poet and artist of the CIBSS. MARIE DOHMAN-Marie's future Seems to depend on the engagement she wears. Lucky guy! JEAN EASTMAN-She's partial to moonlight walks, and not alone either. JANET ERICKSON-She and her steady patronize Uhe nearest dance hall. JEAN FRAZER-Usually smiling and lalways ready with a. good joke. GRANT GRAY--The Don Juan of the class. ANNIE HELMS-Her interests lie in these United GLADYS JOHNSON-The babe who lives in Long DORIS JOHNSTON-Short Wildcat of the class. BETTY JUNG-The girl who has ia. senior steady, MARJORIE KINGSTON-The little girl who runs RUBY LINDSTROM-Always heard from with a States. Prairie over the week-ends. and is Lrequently seen at the Coliseum. around in a '37 Ford. giggle. DICK NELSON-The outdoors man who has ideas from Alex. LAWRENCE OGLESBY-The man with the model HAH. DARLENE OWENS-Never heard from very much but has a someone somewhere. ED POLLARD-Part of the transportation for the Coliseum gang, PHYLLIS SCHMIDT--Her future lies in her engage ment ring. LORRAINE SORENSON-Her smile will always be remembered by all. ROGET TRISCO-One who has a good time at night and sleeps during the day. NONA VANDEWINKLE--The gal with the quiet personality. EZRMA WAGNEIR-Never says too much or too little. She's our 'happy medium of the class. 5531 QQ ' , i' QL f 'N-I Jw in if Left to Right: FIRST ROXYS Fraser, Christenson, IIIIFSIIII, Holt, l5i1hnp, Hanson, Rerldic-li, Ne-lruzn, its-neon, Kzilstruin. Url- lar, x 11IlfJjSII'Rl-I SECOND RUXY: I 'l'l'I'iS, Hook, Ritchie, Fynskov, Sin-rzmili, Johnston, Henson, Johnson, Heinen, Rumi:-y, XVhite, Warden THIRD ROXV: Hutten, Hanson, Minkvl, Randall, fII'1,IlklIll, 'l'ilIIlll!16'SI1, Quinn, Esther Klukki-n, lfllfziiim' Klukken, Swanson, Zimmvl FOURTH RONV: Silwll, Larsen, lizirris, Flynn, Tliiniiiisli, Lim-Iitlte-I', Davie-S, Julinsun, Erickson, Hetlzinrl, Hziwwn, 1 u1'lson f, Juniors The juniors are prominent in music, having I3 members in the band and also a num- ber in the chorus. Bob Moose Harris, Carl Hanson, Herb Sibeil and George! Flynn are Iettermen in bas- ketba I I. Four of the cheerleaders are juniors, na fncly: Armylis White, Donna Brundage, Patty Rutten and Eddie Holt. CLASS OFFICERS President-Carl Hanson Vice-President-joanne Hanson Secretary-Treasurer-Roberta Ritchie Advisors-Miss Hovey, Miss Stai uIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIII I I IIIIIIIIII I III I I II I I II II nlllnnlllln lllulululluluull lllllll lnlllllluunnlllln llnlluuu al ull lulnl I lnnlnllu Sophomores Left to Right: FIRST ROVV: Otto, Danielson, M, McPeek, Schultz, Kleppan, Clark, Sundberg, Oglesby, J, McPeek, Sher man, Pollard, Betts, Curtis, Hendrickson SECOND ROVV: McMahon, Platt, Mason, Riley, Clay, Anderson, Johnson, Eastman, Recldick, Maus, Van- dewinkle, S. Shultz, Sundberg, Olson, Ritter THIRD ROW: Peterson, Farden, Larson, Robinson, Williams, Chapin, Christenson, Kluppen, Trummer, Brouns, Gray, Rasmussen, Ferris, Blanchard FOURTH ROW: Le-Beau, Dumlmart, Maus, Thronson, Blakey, Anderson, Gelle, DeCann, Mayland, Hagen Rutten, Sperry, Klukken CLASS OFFICERS President ......... ............................. ...... B O b Gelle Vice-President .... David Blakey Secretary ..... ........ D ale lVlauS Treasurer .... ..... l oan Sundberg Advisor -. .,.. Mr. LeBeau The sophomore class is outstanding in sports, especially basketball, with Donald lVlorg Anderson, David Blakey, Bob Celle, Carmen Thronson taking the spotlight. The class is unusually large with 60 members. They are very active in all school events 'having members in both band and chorus. unuummmnmlnImmmummmnunnnmmmmlmnumnnunnunuulnnlllnluumnsqsgi LIUFT To RIGHT, FIRST ROXV: Schmidt, Klukken, Zeigleman, Kingsum, Krae-mer Johnson Quinn Gray, Anderson, Heddick, Kuefler, Gillan SECOND ROVV: Vangstad, Otto, Minkel, Beireis, Chapman- Pergol. Baker, Hagen, Judd John-,un Brown Bjorstrom THIRD ROXV: Iverson, Klukken, Engfer, Huisinan, Clark. Kremer, He-rhuw, XVhile. Jacobson Lee Ander son, Rooney FOURTH ROXV: P+-rkins, Collins, Sundberg, Johnson, Guenther, Hawkins, Flynn, Applevsuk Iurickson Jung, Pasch, Kinney Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Tresident ....v,....,,fe............. ....,, Vice - President ...,,,....... .,...,. ,..., Secretary .......,,,C....................,. Treasurer ,,,,.,,,,, - ..,....,. .v.. - - Advisors ,Y,,,,,Y,,f.A,,,...... Mrs. lulllnlnnnunllllllllulun nnun nnnnnunnnnlnnnnnluulnunInunununlulnunnnlulul Fred Perkins ,Donna White -Jack Brown ,,,Charle3, Sundberg Kinney, Mr. Pergol nn...-1-...v.......-.--.---H-mmvm-In-n-I.nu.-.1nnnunnuv-uvunu-nnun:-nnnunvnu Seventh Grade Left to Rigjhti IIIPT RUM? f:1'P1HXVHUII. Play, Ilvrlh, AI2lT'lhHIE3l', Tzulbvrg, Neal. Teal, I'l'l',2'471 SI+I4'UNI'b ROXY: Rutten, Luv:-H, Thrunsnn, XVvuv4-V, Harris, Puwdl, 1'It'Vt'l'Ull .Iohuwon Kzllstrum, Swore 'i LIRU RUXCI IIN-, A4 'l'uc-ru-V, Iflynn, f:1'llllflHlZlll, Ah.-ls, XVithe1'3. B, Tucker I 'u'-lwr Iwn ,..Akx,u um, lillillgrlme Eigh h Grade Left to Right: l11i5T hun: Dummwrt, '1'hrn'ntu11. :XIt'XEWllKll'l'. Iifvbin sun, llldred. McPeek. Vznlzze, lTr4-use S1-ZCHND HONV: lfmvf-11, lmlwz-. vurtis. Rusrnussvn. lulersiirl. RHS. Iiwwm-X. 111'wif1rlv111':'. l'Ix-if'k:'m1 THIRD ROXV: Bodinski, Irlglelrr-vt, .h:l111s1,m, Olsen. 'l'UiSlLHSUH, G'1'Ll11dlllH!1, Ialilllllg, Mzullzumd CLASS OFFICERS 'Hn Grade President .,......,...., Derma Eidem VicefPresident ..David Tnonson Secretary ....,. --Kenneth Weaver Treasurer .,... Sandra Elllngboe rv-mumvunu 1 ur Sth Grade Gene Hanson Alfred Anderson Larry lVIcPeek Beverly johnscn unuunuauamnn..zumununnunnmu mn unnmunnlnmnnnn :nun nminnnunnununnn:nunnunuinnununl Livfl to Right: FIRST ROXV: Pollard, Riis, Ferris, Cady, Gray, Rasmussen SECOND ROXV: Hovey, Sf-ai, Sorenson, K1'a9l1lQI', L. Anderson, U'I5rien THIRD ROYV: Rooney, Jung, Helms, Johnson, Anderson. Hanson: McNally Hrrow Staff This year the senior class tried a new way of sponsoring an annual. They attempt- ed to do away with excessive advertisement in order to give the student body more pictures of organizations etc. We hcpe this book will find a place among your souvenirs of high school days. The senicr class chose the group listed below to write up this annual. Editor-in-chief ........,............... Ray Cady Assistant editor ....... .,.,.... E d Pollard Business manager ..... ..... B etty O'Brien Business assistant ....,. ...... A nnie l-lelms jim Riis Subscription manager .... Leona Anderson Subscription assistant .......,.. C-en Rooney Sports editor .c.,......... ,...... B ob Hanson Advisors ......,,., Reporters ......,,.....t..,............. Betty lung Roger Rasmussen Kenneth Ferris Grant Cray Typists ........ Betty Kraemer l-lovey Miss Stai, Mr. lVlcNelly Lorraine Sorenson Gladys johnson Neoma Anderson L4-ft to Right: FIRST ROXV: R, Rooney, C, Minkel, Swansen, E. Klukken, Chapin, Clay SECOND ROXV: Holt, Riley, Ritchie, Ritter, Mason, Williams, M. Anderson, Robinson Senior F.I'I.A. The Senior F. H. A. was organized this fall. lt belongs to the state and nationol F. H. A. They have supper meetings every third Tuesday and the suppers are prepared by a group of three or tour girls. Their club of l3 members is composed of girls in senior high who are taking or have taken home economics and are interested in home economics. The Senior F. H. A. was co-hostess with the junior F, H. A. to Minnesota District 5 meeting November l6. They also sponsored a Masquerade party and Barn Dance. They asked the Cl, A. C. it they could share their popcorn and candy selling with them, and the C. A. C. consented, giving them every third basketball game. They are planning on giving a spring banquet and hope to make a big success of it. Eleanor Klukken is their delegate to the state convention at the Curtis Hotel, in Minneapolis, March l4 and l5. Their officers are as follows: President .......................................... Eleanor Klukken Vice-President ..... ......... S tella Riley Secretary ........ ..... E llendale Clay Treasurer ...... ..... R amona Chapin l Left to Right! PIRST ROW: Teal, Neale, Fredenburg, Clay, Swore, K2lllSfI'Om. Tilrlbfirfli. M21l'tha1P1', H. RnoneY.E11ingboe SECOND RUXV: Greenwood, Erickson, Bodenski. Powell, Pederson, Rasmussen, Grunitman, Inglebrecht, Radueg, Torstenson, M, Riis THIRD ROXV: Holt. Olsen, Johnson, Eidem, Reddick. Clark. Kramer, Berhow, Jacobson, A. Anderson, D, 'XVhite, Lee Junior F. H.A. This year is the second year of the junior F. H, A. organization. Meetings are held after schocl on the last Thursday of the month. This organization belongs to the state and national F, H. A. They were co-hostesses with the Senior High F. H. A. to the Minnesota District 5 F. H. A. meeting on November 16. On October 31, they had a Hallowe'en party, on December 19, a Christmas party, and on February 18 a Hayride party-proving that the junior F. H. A. is an active group of girls. Each event was a huge success. The junior F. H. A. served tor the Sikaso Hylite Staff and C-. A. C. Mother-Daughter banquet. Ardith Anderson is their delegate to the State convention at the Curtis Hotel, Min- neapolis on March 14 and 15. The club of 34 members is composed of junior high girls who are taking or have taken home economics and are interested in home economics. Their officers are as follows: President -- ....... ......... j ane jacobson Vice President .... ....... A rdith Anderson Secretary ........... ......... M argaret Riis Treasurer ..... Beverly johnson Reporter ..... .-... S andra Ellingboe l'llSfOI'iaI'1 ...... ...... B everly Curtis Song Leader ..... Margaret Lee llllll Ill I I Ill IT, FIRST ROW: O'Brien, P. Rutten, Ritchie, Helms, Riley, L. Anderson, Otto XX: R. Hanson, M. Johnson, Hagen, Dahlager, Pollard, Thronson, E. Collins Student Council PRESIDENT --I ,,.. BOB HANSON SECRETARY ADVISOR -- --LLOYD HAGEN MR. DAHLAGER. ull Ill I Ill ll lllll llll ul I lllllllllllli lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllllllgt LEFT TO RIGHT, FIRST ROXV: Ohristenson, Otto, Riley, Reddick, Fynskov, Kramer, Helms. Cady, Gray SECOND ROIV: VVilliams. Zimmel, Bock, Ritchie, Cady, Anderson, Klukken, O'Brien, Ferris THIRD ROXV: Rooney' Jung, Robinson, N. Anderson, Stal, VVhite, Blanchard, Hanson Sikaso Hylite This year the Sikaso Hylite has been printed under the reporter system. This new system was organized to insure complete coverage of all curricular and social functions during the year. The highlight of the year was the News-Stafi' Banquet, February 1, with the members. inviting guests if they chose to do so. The following are those who worked so faithfully on the paper for the school year of '46-'47: Editor ,,,,,,,l,,.,,.,,,,,,,, ,..... B etty Ann O'Brien Associate Editor .,,,,,,,,,,.,. Stella Riley Copy Reader ,,,...., ,,,,...,,.. , .. .....,,, Jean Robinson Sports Editor ,... ..,,,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,........,..,,,.,,,,. l amos Blanchard Gossip Column ,.,.. ,,,,.,.,,,. B etty Jung and Kenneth Ferris Fashion Column. .,.,,,,,,,,.,,, Neomu Anderson and Annie Helms Reporters ,,,,, .,..,,,,.,,,...., G riselda Bock, Raymond Cady, Betty Christenson, Ellendale Clay. Eleanor Fynskov, Grant Gray, Robert Hanson. Eleanor Klukken, Evelyn Otto, Colleen Reddick, Roberta Ritchie. Genevieve Rooney, Armylis XVhite, Dorothy VVilliams, Catherine Minkel Typists ,..t ,,,-,,,,....., . ...A..A,..., L emma Anderson, Eleanor Klukken, Betty Kramer, Colleen Reddick, Elaine Zimmel AdViS01' -A-- --------- - V - ..,-----..,. ....,.,....... ...,,..., J o an Stal lllllllllllllllllllllllllllnulll unnu llnlllllnullulunlnunnlnlnIlunullnlIInlllllnuulllnnlllr Left to Right: FIRST RUXY: Pollard, Curtis, Peterssilx, Hawkitts SECOND RUXV: Guenther, Maylaml, Nelson, Rasmussen, It Ferris, J. Ferris, Lzirson, Blanc-hard THIRD RUXV: Pergol, Ogleshy, Hollins, Johnson, Riis, Hetlunil, Hanson, Larson, Thimniesh FOURTH ROXV: Gray, Rasmussen. Cady, Harris, Plyllll, Ferris, Hagen, Hanson Hi-Y This year l-li-Y didnt get organized until late but under the able guidance of Mr. Per- gol they had a very successful year anyway. The old members held initiation on March 3, l947, For further details see jack Hendrickson about this initiation. A few of the newly elected members turned lilies before initiation. Two banquets were given in the spring. A father and son banquet and a formal ban- quet in May. President ....,... ............. E Cl Pollard Vice-President ........ ..... E ugene Collins Secretary-Treasurer .......,.. Ray Cady nun: ni min 1 n nun n :nun nnnlummmuu lun uululul Left to Right: FIRST ROW: 'xVeaver, Rutten, Tax, Ferris, Powell, Harris SECOND ROVV: Hanson, Brown, Breese, McPeek, Thronson, Redetzke THIRD ROXV: Scout Master McNe1ly, Quinn, Fynskov, Thornton, Nelsen C Thronson R. Harris. Not pictured--Ed Pollard. Boy Scouts Boy Scout Motto: g On my honor I will do my best to do my duty to God and to my country and obey the scout law. To help other people at all times. To keep myself physically strong, mentally awake and morally straight The Boy Scouts of this year have been run by the following: Scout Master ................... ..-.. M r. McNelly jr. Ass't. Scout Master ............... ...... E Cl Pollard Senior Patrol Leader and Scribe ........ --Bob l-larris junior Patrol Leader .................... ..... .D. Thornton George Flynn C. Thronson nnuunnnunununnununnnnnuuuunnunnn : nnrun nu nun unuuu Left to Right : FIRST ROXV: Clay, Chapman, Engfer, Fynskov, 1Villiams, Chapin, H. Kremer, Jacobson, Lee, Byland, G. Johnson, N. Anderson SECOND RGNV: Pe-rgol, K. Collins, Clark, Ritchie, Sherman, C. Reddick, Rock, C. Johnston, Randall, D. VVhite, A. Anderson, Berliow, Clark. E. Otto, Carol Minkel THIRD ROW: L, Vanflewinklc, Robinson, Riley, Mason. Christensen, D. Heinen, R. Rooney, Nelson, Ben- son, D. Johnson, V. Mechels, Shultz, Evelyn Otto FOURTH ROXV: Maus. A. XVhitv, L. Anderson. Hslms G. Rooney, D. Johnston, Jung, V. Collins. N, Vande- winkle, B. Kraemer, Owens, VVag'ncr, Dohman FIFTH RONV: M. Reflrlick. Rutten, Hanson, Ulirien, Graham, Catherine Minkel, Shultz, Zimmel, Collar, Eastman, R. Mechels G.A.C. This year the G. A. C. has 14 more members than last year, making the total number of mem- bers 45. The deadline for the new members was set as November 1. The first event of the year was the Homecoming, October 18. The queen was crowned by the co-captains before the Snake Dance on October 17. The next event of the year was the Sadie Hawk- ins Day Dance. It was decided 'that the G. A. C. members invite the boys and nuance the evening- The admission was a penny for every inch of the boy's. waistline, The Mother-Daughter Banquet was held February 22, and was a huge success. This year the G. A. C. took 0-ver the job of pat rolling the crossings. Annie Helms was appointed the head of the school patrol. Slhe arranged the girls according to the alphabet for their weeks of patrol. A girl from the country was 'appointed each week to escort the younger children across the highway at 11:30 and 3:30. Only town girls were appointed to take the main crossings. Each girl was given 10 G. A. C. points for each week she served on patrol. Officers, elected by the members, are as follows: President ..........WcA............... Betty Ann O'Brien Vice President ..,c .. .c.........,......sc, Roberta Ritchie Treasurer .c.. .-,.--,:. .A...-.,..s. .. ......sc Jfane Jacobson Advisor .... .. .................... .. .......... Mrs. Pergol unnnunnnununnnnnnnnnunnnInunnnnununuuununnunnnnununnnunnnnunl Declamaticjn Left to Right: 7 FIRST ROW: Fynskov, Benson, Robinson, Riley, C. Minkel, Nelson, Thronson, SECCND ROVV: L. AI1lt6I'SCIl, Rutten, Randall, Thimmesll, Helms, Boch, Klukken THIRD HOW: Fardeu, GI'21I13.l11, Christensen, Hovey, Hanson, O'BrieI1 lllllulwlllnnl nuunnnnuuunnlll O Autographs O Faculty Students I I lllll I lllllll llllll lllll ll lllllllllll llllllllllllll I In Illllllllllllllllllllllllull Band Sections: CJJAIUNET: Cady, E. K.ukken, Thronson, E. Fynskov, B. Johnson, B. Gelle, C. Minkel, L. Anderson, M. 'lors'Lenf:o.l, C. lvlinkel, Powell, D. Pollard, Brundage, G, Flynn SAXAPHONE: Elored, L. Hagen, J. Hanson, D. Anderson, Blanchard FRENCH HORN: Thorion, Rlis, R. Rooney, G. Rooney, J. Quinn BASS HORN: R. Quinn, Mans, Hetland BASSOON: E. Klukken OBOE: A. Anderson FLYTE: Jacobson CCRNET: B. Hanson, E. Po'1ard, Brown, Weaver, Flynn, E. Hanson, J. Harris TROMBONE: D. White, P. Rutten, Fynskov, A. White DRUMS: Lee, Kramer, O'Brien DIRECTOR: Mr. Carlson The band this year thas, played for all the home basketball games and for the crowning of the Fire Christmas program given with the assistance of the chorus. Mr. Carlson still Queen. There was a plans to give a Spring Program about the middle of April and a Twilight Concert later on in the spring. The following musical groups participaled in the music festival which was held in Glenwood: Band, Chorus, Brass Sextet, Woodwind Quintet, Clarinet Quartet, Horn Quintet, Saxaphone Quintet, Cornet Solo, Flute Solo, and Girl's Glee Club. The officers of the band are as follows: Student Director ....,....................s Bob Hanson Librarian s...... ----Eleanor Klukken President ......... ..,. E dward Pollard Publicity Manager -- ---Joanne Hanson Secretary-Treasurer -- .... Betty O'Brien I I ll H lunn la lnnulnl I I I nun I I I Left to Right: FIRST RONV: M. McPeek, Fynskov, Mechels, Kremer. McMahon, E. Otto, C. Minkfl, Riley, Thimmfsh, E. Benson, Lee, D. VVhite, R. M. Rooney, J. M:Peek SECOND ROVV: L. Anderson, Lindstrom, Vlfalters, A. Johnson, Swanson, P. Rutten, O. Kluliken, Jacobson. Anderson, Schmidt, Heinen, C, Minkel, G. Rooney, A. XVhite THIRD ROYV: Quinn. Blanchard. Thimmesh, Kluk Hn Tlohman, Klukken, Sorenson, Klukken, Hanson, O'Brien, Zeigleman, Ferris, C. Hanson, B. Hanson FOURTH ROXV: Brown, Johnson, Grav, Larson, Flynn, Cady, Grlle, Blakey, Mans, Anderson, Hagen. Thronson, Collins, Hetland, Mr. Carlson Chorus the Annual Fall Concert and This year the Chorus has assisted the band in giving ' ' Christmas Program and it will assist the band in its Spring Program in April, The Chorus will participate in the Music Festival also. The Chorus elected its officers. They are as follows: Pianists .... L. Anderson and j. lacobson President ......... ......-....------'----------- B - l'l-HVWSOW Vice-President ........ .------- C . Gray Secretary-Treasurer .. ........ l. Hanson Librarian ............... ..... P . ThimmeSh rlllIIlllllllIllIllIllIllllllllllllllllllullll. nnllnlllllllllIIllIllnlIllllIlllllullllunllllllllllulllllllll Hthletics . Illlun.nuununlllll:nunInInInllululnlIllIlllnllnulnlnllnnnl- nnnnnun 'ululnnnluuunununnlnwnnuulunnonllulnllunnnnnuuuu - 5 E 4 Silverstreaks ulunnuullll luullununnnu llnnnllnnlnllnn I l I unuunnluluulun I lnunl Left to Right: ' FIRST ROYV: Thornton, C, Hanson, B. Hanson, Pollard, Collins, Cady, Maus SECOND ROXV: Coach LeBeau, DeCann, Hendrickson, Thronson, Gelle, Blakey, Anderson, Mayland, Coach Pergol THIRD RONV: Quinn, Rooncv, E. Hanson, Flynn, Perkins, Blanchard, G. Flynn, Holt, Curtis, Hawk- ins, Peterson, Rasmussen Football SCHEDULE Ogakig O ,, ,,,.,..,,.,,.,,,,,,, ,,,., M elrose 2l Osalkis 6 .. ............... jordan 6 Osakis O .. ...... Sauk Centre 24 Osakis 7 .. ....... Glenwood Bl Osakis 6 .... ,.... L ong Prairie 32 Csakis 6 .. ....,., Wheaton O The Osakis Football team of '46-'47 met with only a fair degree of success. Out of six games they won one and tied one. Olsakis lost its Homecoming game to Long Prairie. There were fifteen lettermen on the squad. Graduating seniors on the squad are Collins, Pollard, and the co-captains, Cady and Hanson. The team was very green this year, but almost the entire squad will be back next year. The players injured this season were Perkins, R. Hanson, Holt and Harris, The team was also taken to see the Minnesota-lowa game. nm I nn llllnunmlnmlunxnnunnnl nnununu unnunllmnnnunullnluulllllnlllng BACK ROW: Ass't. Coach LeBoau, G. Hanson, Sibell, C. Hanson, Harris, Thronson,, Flynn, DeCann, Coach Pergol. FRONT ROW: Maus, Cady, Anderson, Gelle, Blakey, B. Hanson, Mayland. Basketball The Osakis High School basketball team finished the l946-l947 season with a record of eighteen victories and six defeats. This is one of the finest records attained by a team representing Osakis High, The season didn't start out too well with the records showing four losses out of the first eight starts. After that the only loss outside of Crosby-lronton was to Glenwood, a game in which several regulars were out because of illness. Osakis won the right to play in the District Tournament by defeating Evansville and Glenwood in the Sub-District. Both of these games were won by safe margins. The first round of the District found Osakis playing the scrappy Melrose quint. Although Melrose led at half-time, the locals came through with a twelve point victory. ln the semi-finals Osakis played Alexandria. This was a slow contest which found Alexandria, like Melrose, employing a tight defense. The finals saw Osakis pitted against the strong Main Streeters from Sauk Centre. This was truly a championship game and found Osakis emerging with a one-point victory and its second District 22 Championship. The team proved their defensive ability in this tournament by holding their opponents to a 23.33 point average for the three games. This was the lowest of any team in the state. BASKETBHLL CContinuedJ l'n the Regional Tournament at Glenwood, the local team lost in the first round to the fast Crosby-lronton team from District 24. Osakis came back to win the conso'a- tion game from Detroit Lakes, while Crosby- lronton took the title by defeating Morris. Co-Captains Ray Cady and Bob Hanson are the only two seniors on the squad of twelve lettermen, so the hopes of a good team fcr the next year will be high. lt might also be mentioned that Ray Ca dy and Bob Hanson were placed on the All District Team which appeared in the Sauk Centre Herald. Several others from Osakis received honorable mention. ' lillllllli:l i l .. l it 1. fl 772 illlllllll lllllll,ll ill lil lil lillll,llliniilllllll:i a l . ii.iflli M Basketball SILVERSTREAKS RECORD 1946-I947 'Osakis Alexandria Osakis Glenwood Osakis Verndale Osakis Sauk Centre Osakis Swanville Osakis Long Prairie Osakis Little Falls Osakis Melrose Osakis Alexandria Osakis Bertha Osakis Melrose Osakis Swanville Osakis Sauk Centre Osakis Elbow Lake Osakis Glenwood Osakis Long Prairie Osakis Breckenridge SEASON'S TOTALS tg tt ttm tp Osakis ...................... 367 272 203 IOO6 Opponents ................ 294 I72 l- 720 SUB-DISTRICT RESULTS lFirst Roundl Villard 32 Evansville 46 Glenwood 45 Brandon 26 Osakis 64 Evansville 23 lConsolationsl Evansville 22 Brandon 26 Osakis 56 Glenwood 39 'OSAKlS CHAMPIONSHIP DISTRICT RESULTS IFirst Roundl Osakis 33 Melrose 21 Alexandria 34 Bertha 30 Swanville 24 Sauk Centre 60 Glenwood 46 Long Prairie 43 Coach Pergol with Co-Captains Hianson and Cady lSemi-Finalsl Osakis 23 Alexandria Sauk Centre 45 Glenwood I Consolation I Glenwood 45 Alexandria Osakis 34 Sauk Centre 'KOSAKIS CHAMPIONSHIP REGIONAL RESULTS lFirst Roundl Morris 39 Detroit Lakes Osakis 35 Crosby-lronton lConsolationl Osakis 35 Detroit Lakes CHAMPIONSHIP Crosby-lronton 4l Morris I6 39 38 33 35 49 I9 3l N ' , 5? 2? - D J 1 Galle HH V W rri OSAKIS Y HIGH 5 msrmc-r cHAMPmo'Ns Ill nkvy S Thronson w - r G. Flynn C. Hanson Sibell Baseball Lettermen returning from i9-46 team: Bob Hanson, Ray Cady, Eugene Collins, Carl Hanson, Eddie Holt, Bob Celle, Donald Anders-on, Carmen Thronson. Towns in our League: Glenwood. Alexandria, Osakis, Sauk Centre, Melrose, Brower- ville, Long Prairie, Bertha. District tournament is to be played in August. Trophy playoffs in May. Due to the fact that the Annual went to press before the baseball season, we are unable to give you any other facts. es-... j.f'f.f3j5-,:-- ,I '. :? 'i f, ,.,. If if-g:g:gg::gg5:.:.,, ff ' 3I f'ff::':fA1iQf.,:1 .-fQI5ff fEf55:?5f?5:.::.f.5:A 'Qffl-.Q.l11f:f2:j:f:ff.ff,5l:' if . . l.'r . 'A ' i555fSE35.s l ' .gs--A -' 'z f'.:f'2:.-is --fel ' A .- g1lf1fs'X? . , ' 'gig - , bl : 5f:.ff g1g'gg 6 ,..r 151521 :35f?z..:f ., ' 5 1 ' 1 SCHEDULE Osakis ........ vs. f' ' Osakis ........ vs. Osakis ........ vs A Osakis .... .... v s Osakis ........ vs. Osakis ........ vs. Osakis ........ vs. Osakis ........ vs. Osakis ........ vs. Q Hutographs of the Teams FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Co-Captains go-Captains Pk .7 Sk :k BASEBALL COACH - ASST. COACH School Calendar SEPTEMBER School began. At first-green-now, it's red we see. Football - Melrose - here - they. First C. A. C. meeting with election of officers. Football - jordan - there - tied. OCTOBER Initiation-Most green Freshies turned red, Lotza funll Football-Sauk Centre-there-they Bob Hanson got hurt. FootbalI--Glenwood-there-they. Homecoming Queen and attendants chosen. Queen crowned-Snake Dance. Who lit the bonfire? Football-Long Prairie-here-they. Homecoming and Dance by C-. A. C. FootbalI-Wheaton-there-us. Eddie Holt got hurt. Last game for our Seniors. NOVEMBER F. H. A. Masquerade Ball. Boy! Did we have fun!! Beloved Sadie Hawkins Day! How'd you do gals? Thanksgiving vacation's on. Thanksgiving. BasketbalI-Alexandria-here-us. jim's operation. if' oflv DECEMBER House party at lung's. Basketba l l-Glenwood-theirei-they. Coliseum gang together again. Basketball-Verndale-there-us. C. A. C. Christmas party. Basketball-Sauk C.-there-they. Basketball-Swanville-here-us. lr. F. H. A. Christmas parry. C.A.C. gave baskets to old and lonely. Basketball-Long Prairie-here-us. Coodl Vacation started. IANUARY Moose had a party. All had fun. Col- iseum gang intruded. Basketball-Little Falls-here-they. Basketball-Melrose-there-they. Evansville game postponed. Barn Dance--F.H.A.-4-Merle and his accordion featured. Basketball-Alexandria-there--us. Basketbal l-Bertha-here--us. Arrow Staff elected. Basketball-Melrose-here-us. l 4. 7 ll 12 13. 13 14 14. 16 18. 18 19. 22 22 22 23 25 28 28 28 28 l. 2. 3. 4. School Calendar FEBRUARY News Staff Banquet Dance. What happened to that dance? Basketball-Swanville-there-us. Basketball-Sauk Centre--here-us. Baslketball-Elbow Lake-here-us. First Annual Staff meeting-8:00 p. m. Started on this book. First Hi-Y meeting this year.. Seniors measured for gowns. BasketbalI-Glenwood-here-they. Dance by Sophies. 75c stolen again. House party in honor of Betty lung's birthday. Lent started. jr. F. H. A. Hayride party. Butch, Bob C1 Ed like St. Cloud-huh? Basketball-Long Prairie-there-us Mother-Daughter Banquet held by G. A. C. George Washington's Birthday was our theme. Osakis Midgets played Alex Midgets. Card party for Sonny and a big cele- bration for our much loved Basketball team. Got donations for our Annual again. Basketball-Villard A team played our B team'--here-us. Ba slcertba I li-B recikein ridge-here-us. Every Senior was here today. Hi-Y boys started Hi! Brothers. MARCH Gang went to Sauk. House party at lo' Hanson. Initiation for Hi-Y boys. How did jack Hendrickson like it? Villard vs. Evansville in the pre-sub- district games. Here. 'of' db Declamation-Here we come. Annie Helms, Phil Thimmesh, Pat Rutten, Esther Klukken, C. Thronson and Paul Fynskov walked off with honors. Evansville-Osakis-us. Brandon-Glenwood-Glenwood. Party at O'Brien's. Seems Moose had a camera-Bee lay? Flu epidemic has got us. Osakis vs. Melrose-at Glenwood. Alex vs. Bertha-at Glenwood. Sauk Centre vs. Swanville. Glenwood vs. Long Prairie Osakis vs. Alexandria. Sauk Centre vs. Glenwood. Consolation and Championship. Poor Sauk-we won. Regional, here we come. Declamation District Contest--Alex. We lost to Crosby-lronton in our first round game in the Regional, 49-35. Won the consolation game with Det- roit Lakes, 35-19. -28-29. State Tournaments-O. H. S. is minus a few guys and gals. APRIL Hi-Y Fun Night. F. H. A. Formal Banquet-More fun! MAY Hi-Y Banquet? G. A. C. Spring Banquet. Class Night. Prom. Baccalaureate. Ahl Commencement is here at lastll A Staff Regret The staff regrets that due to the time it takes to print this Annual we are unable to record some events. - Please accept the following page to paste clippings of Prom, Gradua- tion, Music Festival and other Spring Activities. nunnulllunmnnnnlunlulluuunulununlununlmnnnnnnnnunnmnnlnuulannulunnlulnnllllIlllllllllnullulnlnl:nunnullnlululInullllIllIInInllulllllIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltllllllllll Off' Basketba11A9ame Scenes we nmnnnIullllllllllllnnnlnlIllllllnuunllnulnnllnlulnnulnnuuuuluunnnlunnnnnnlullulnulunllllllulvnlnlInl1lululnlunlluInllIInllInIllInlInInllluunInnunnnllulunnlulnlunlunnnllllll Snap IIDZUJ UJ U Business Establishments EIVIPRESS THEATRE OLE AND IO'S DR. I. A. IACOBSON MARION FRASER PETE HANSON ANDREW NOIVIELAND ARNDT'S FEED STORE VARIETY STORE COAST-TO-COAST DRUG STORE DR, S. L. ELLIOTT DR. E. E. EIVIERSON DOROTHY RITTER MELQUIST-IOHNSON OIL CO. ENSICN SHOE SHOP LAKE RECION RADIO HERBERCER'S COOPERATIVE CREAIVIERY OSAKIS DAIRY OSAKIS REVEW O'HOTTO SUPPLY CO. HANSON FURNITURE CO. INTERNATIONAL ELEVATOR CO. ERICKSON - HELLEKSON - VYE BENSON'S SERVICE STANDARD SERVICE NELSON'S SUPER SERVICE PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE AL NAU OLSON'S CAFE DELUXE OIL CO. WIMPY'S CAFE WIOAL'S STYLE SHOP NELSON'S IIVIPLEIVIENT RED AND WHITE W. H, PADDEN TAX TAILOR SHOP OSAKIS FEED MILL OSAKIS POOL HALL RIIS BARBER SHOP HANSON COFFEE SHOP BERT BUSCHE BERTRAM-WRICHT LUMBER RAY FLYNN NORMAN HANSEN LUNDBLAD'S SERVICE FRED CELLE IOE RU'I'I'EN DR. A. R. BLAKEY OSAKIS TELEPHONE CO. RED OWL FEZ QUALITY SHOIP OSAKIS RECREATION O. A, ROBINSON O CO. OSAKIS CROCERY CURLY'S LUNCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK CASH SKIERECKI NELSON'S HATCHERY CLYDE MILLARD CITY SERVICE ELDRED'S CAFE CITY BAKERY 4-of jig! X' -r-, 5-If' - ., , g ' I . ' - - . ffikyf' , f ,ef ' ii, ' si. .1-- 9 1 5 7' ci f . is R x 1- I - Q an S It ft fx S yr .Y t 1 It I ,U li- I -JI' ig: V --:Q-,Ei A E I K 4, Lf g ' V, - . ff- 3 ,5 ' 1, jf., If Q X X ' A ij! N,gs..,- vb-.T B,-1 , L 4: fx xx I ' 1. fn- D- ff rr f -.fx A li ., e qi!'H c'X ' ' -.ff . ,.--.4-' K , ' 5 1 ,L , --N ,,,, f xg, 6- , .j .- ff Q1 -, E? K, -5 'H - ff dry - , .pg k-- - 4, i. ff 1 ' 7 F N- f 'Q A as-. ' -f--36 ' QQ 5- , -'gil I -i V , S -V , N., Y - F f f -- -,fr -A Q, w- xg.. - 5'1 ,R K , -f !. - -r - - .-. . , ,- f. 4 W, xi'-' v, ' - W -A 1-5. ' . A.-51, 1, ' Y ff ,' A, f 'ig' , , . f , f , f 4 -f -' 1 . ff- if' -1 , - ' xx ' I 'cf - f ' - - , -' N, VJ- 1 -r v - 5,4216 J V L ft Q . A--11-?fHff , ng, 'lr ' , F Y 'T' iv .A I 4 - V ii yr' I L Eg .Z -'W' 'h ' . -1' M ' , k V- , I A ' xi, . f -H--P - , x ,- x Vg Yi, i I - ,l..4. I V377 ' L , '.iL-15' ' N-7, 1- .-, Y i , , ,:-L 5 , uf- r 4 - - 5, Mn,- 'L av 5 - asf, -.fhkx I , V bv, L f . . ff -- - , 1 55' X' X , ,sl -fc xr. V-H . - 'V' , , W, 1 S- , :Y -'jf ',. k ' 1. .- 1 ' I - Y I Xi ' ' 'ik fx I f L ,L 4 f ,,,31'f' 4 ua Q' A, - JF' ' 1 n ' ' 'fr' I fl' .- -- --af? Q -- . '- f - M- ' Sf - f x .A - 1 - -, - S- ,f f 49 Q.. 1.2 K 5 'fy - 'nn '- N' .J 1 If 'B' f . ' .-'fz - - 'N iff- , 1 X 1 w ' H ' ' ' 7 3' ' '-Y: .L '- ff 1 T f :Qi N X XMN' 5 ' ,-JV-1 - A '.- H f R. , ' X -X X -.., J' f XS, -uw.. ' ,ff --A A f , ' ' ' 'f3'2'R'7 - ' 1 N 'f f 9 ., 1 . f ff' . ' A' , 'N v Us ,. - 3, , -Wy N, sf ,I 5' 1- - ., J. 1 ,fr .,.- k -gg 3? Rafi, , 1-.J .- f g V .ff S, ., ,-J if-Q if 5 - f , fx , - 4 I Q , ' Q -2 T -1? ', f--.- 1 I X v E 'L 'M K 51- Qgv' 5 1' - S 1 r , ' - '71, , ' .' Tj -if, f . 'ff J -, 5 S-1' -,f -Q K A ' ff - ' 4 ' 'V' g -C Q Vx 1 , K i rw - 1' xi fl i I f , :, , AV K fi A ,. ,T E. I . F V Y -,l'--V , , , 5 1 -f-,g R- - ...w - - aa'-.H ,.., f W QFJEEY Q ,-sfb-e-,V -7. VX- 1 Xa 3. - v- , I I I '- mx 1 i - H , M XM , I' w.. ,r--f Lg I -- - iff, - f -,W - 1 - f' X. Aid' ig X N V- -fi. I , -- - ll, .-T ,- ,ti ,M I, X ,Q .. 41-U 1 - 1 A - 1.-ff ' R bf fy A' ' , 'LQ '- Q'Sf5--Leg 'L+-- M' '7' Y ' f' -- F - f - ' ' 1,-A. -4 x 11 I V' H iv , -,Q 7 1 f -, F- 'R'H,,9?i 4' ' . 1 - 2 ' 22? ,lsztf Q' 'ju av' 'I N-',,',-,,f' Q-if .- F-.gig--' ' A '- - Q.. 3 , .- - .R , ff, 3 fl- 1 mf - X 1' I ,, 1, A -. , .- V , . I A Tlg I R fr x A xx - K , I- -L-1-T7-,,x 's x Q Xl' V , .X xkf--1,-ish 1 5 'X f nf ' L. -L - ,- - Afff'-ii' ' ' .f'5-ffy fi S N ' 5' N - ,, if 1- , X , ,- ,f ,f N xf., ff? -'wk b K X Q -H 'n ,f ' J ' Y ,lf I sv gf' A , ' . x ' Q gg 'f'-wh ff ,ef my -, '5 - A w. 'Q ' 4 ' X 1- ,- if - . - x , -X Q -f , ff' ' X ' , W -4' ' -:- .f e., '- -: H - 4--ig 1 ' -' . ' 5 -ff , 1 J 1. -L, .- Q . N J -. ef-'4 if' '-- fx-wif, X ' - ' '. I V 'ln..,-r is XR, I J ,ffm xt- if 6 , if 2-3, Q ' '-A, -5,51-c f- if -A..-,gk Z, '-Ei, . 'T A' M I 1 I '9 f fu, W , , .I -V. A .f-45 +1 - XL X 1: N - . I' - f Q1 I X 3 A 11' .,. - , . - A RA 5, ' ,. . 1 'L is 2? 'v ,.-'xii ' A V y A , 4 eff I YI-A' .. - ' Vw: '45, ii i-.,... ,