Park Rapids High School - Panthers Yearbook (Park Rapids, MN)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

X Publlshed By PARK RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL PARK RAPIDS MINNESOTA Canaan Gqgfq X x NWII. STAFF LEFT To RIGHT FIRST ROW Violet Arthur Margaret Maas Joan McCollar Pat Hughes Margaret Valentine Bette Summers Joyce Knapp Dorothy Wilkins Frances Johnson Second Row Betty Massie Dora Nunn Dixie Sawyer Joyce Westbrook Ruth Thelen Caroline Simmons Verna Jean Harsha Jill Rohwer Rosemary Kraus Conrad Greer Joyce Kimball Christine Anderson Nell Knobloch Third Row Helene Pfeifer Miss Dodd John Skeffington Duane Wilson Bob Frazey Don Michels Darrel Casmey Duane James Dick Sunde Carl Maas Not Shown Jack Rohwer Tim Larsen EDITOR Margaret Valentine ADVERTISING EDITOR Joan McCollar ARTISTS-Conrad Greer Ned Greer and Tim Larsen STUDENT PHOTOGRAPHER Bob Frazey SENIOR PAGE EDITORS Dora Nunn and Dixie Sawyer MAKE UP EDITORS Frances Johnson and Duane Wilson ADVISOR Miss Dodd May this annual bring as much enjoyment to you, when you look at it, as it did to us when we worked on it! We hope that it will bring back to you the high lights of this past school year, and the Hard at work! memories of your high school days. Sincerely, THE ANNUAL STAFF To Mr 0 Banton The Senlor Class dedzcates thts 1951 Panther to our well known agrzcultural teacher He and has judgtng teams have won several tzmes and last year they won thtrd Ln the Nattonal Dazry Contest Hts untlrzng work wtth the Future Farmers of Amenca the Veterans Group the Young Farmers and the Adult Farmers Group wzll never be orgotten Mr 0Banton has seen about 1000 boys graduate rom the Agricultural Department zn the stxteen years he has been here No finer record can be found than thus splendid one o Mr 0 Banlon W e hope that has success will contznue ln the future ' an , . ' ' ' Cf 7, first in the National Dairy Contest, first in the state and district n , Q 1 n ' I ' 7 7 n ,j 1 - I PARK RAPIDS HIGH SCHUUI. ,Z Left to nght Mr R Larson Mr P Steffenson Mr E F johnson Chamrman Mr E F Sulhvan Mr A W Lovxk Mr D Brown and Mr S Meyers it 14. , .AL A ' ' ,, ,f V!!-Y nm fn- y 1 L-1 H K' ' , f 44 ,.. - gk.. A. . 4 1 ... 1 Q' x , -A ' . 'H , f : A. . , . . , . , . , - . - . . , . , . . , . . . rfwdfv T S PAUL j. STEFFENSON f Superintendent B. A. St. Olaf M. A. University sota JOAN DODD B- A.. Western Michigan College of Education Social Science, Latin, and Spanishg Annual Advisor s i H .-, lbw , 'il in A M ft X V ' A N 4 V6 '14 LOUISE FINSTAD B. A. Concordia College Home Economics . ,. A wi' f HENRY W. JONES High School Principal B. A., M. A.. University of Wisconsin Modern World History JEANETTE BEARDSLEY B. S. St. Cloud Teachers College A Junior High Social Studies and Musicg junior Chorus FRANCIS CONNELLY B. S., Bemidji State Teachers' College Health and Physical Educa- tion, Track, junior High Basketball Freshman Class Advisor HAROLD ,IOHNSON B. A., Concordia College Chemistry, Physics, General visor Science, Senior Class Adu lj MRS. LHIYSTER KlMl3Al.l. B. S. Duluth llr.rmlr ol' Unr- xersrty nl Minnesota junior High Crcnc-r.rl Science, Business Relations. Fresh- man Class Adxrsor GARLAND O. LOCKREM 1, .4 I MARTrN MATHRE B. A., Concordia College B. A.. Luther College lklusgg Department, B a n il, Biology, General Business, flhiprug Football Coach, Assistant Basketball Coach DONALD McDOXX ELL B. A., Luther College American History, S o c i a l Science, Basketball Coach, Junior High Football 1 f l ' . MU I AL MONICO MRS, JAMES MURPHY B. gh' Uniyefsjgy of No,-gh B. S., University of Minne- Dakotz SON y Industrial Arts, Sophomore 5051191 and BUSIHCSS R013- Class Advisor, Safety Patrol tions. 0f3f0fYr JUUIUY CUSS Adyiggf Advisor fr! V. fx on RT JOHNSON B. A., t. Thomas College General Business, Bookkeep. Ing, Commercial L a w , Treasurer H i g h School FUfldS. Ticket Sales, junior Class Advisor LOIS LINDBERG B. A. Concordia College Librarian, English 10, Sen- ior Class Advisor, Library Club, Film Club - Z3 X VIOLET MILLER B. S., St. Cloud Teachers' Col- lege Shorthand and Typing, Pan- ther Prints, Sophomore Class Advisor , Q 47,49 . SIDONA POSTON B. A., M. A. University of North Dakota English, Speech, Onc-Act Plays, Panel Discussion HELEN CRANE RYAN B. VA., College of St. Scholas- txca English, .Declamation, Play rocluction, Sgnygf Class Advisor MRS. FRANK RESSLER B. A., Allegheny College, Pennsylvania English, Economic Geography, Business Relations, Speech .fy 4, af LUCILLE REILLY University of North Dakota junior High Music, Mathe- matics A. C. O'BANION B. S., Iowa State College Vocational Agriculture, Future Farmers of America, V. A. F fl r m Training, Young Farmers, Adult Farmers .Q fs- R. GRACE ROXVELL St. Cloud Teachers College, B. S. University of Minne- sota Normal Training ,1 , .4 .or Mr--H' . ., The if 'L MARY JANE SMITH B. A., College of St. Bene- dict Mathematics, junior Class Advisor, Student Council MRS. HEDXVIG OLSON St. Cloud Teachers Lollege junior High English and Art MARY RADOSEVICH B. S., Superior State Teach- ers College junior High Principal. Science and History, H. S. A. A. Adviser, Advance Ticket Sales and Schedule, Chap- eron Schedule, Safety Patrol Aclxisur GLADYS SKOE B. S. Bemidji State Teachers College Physical Education, Health, G. A. , Pep Club, Fresh- man Cl s dvisor ifQO7L - MRS. T. H. CARPENTER DORIS POTTER DELPHA XVHITE, R. N. Office Secretary Office Scfretnry Iowa Luthcmn Hospital School Nurse 'f ' ' ALVIN STINSON ORRIS WIBE 5 2' 5 Veterans Agr, D4-pg, Veterans Agr. Dept. . ,:- 3' ' ' I Y x, fit' A ids.-' 'M 5 .L 3, G 7 . .- ' 'Q R.-Rf mfkff - 9 s Siivua V .., , Y, 6- Qsgyw , H SEQ. JS? 03742 in ? 4515- z f A J 3' , 1 J L 43' JOHN J. KELNHOFER FRANK BECKER FRANK WHITE 'l Jinfwf Janitor Jam or 4 :B ,rj .2 .1 .g ' ' ' - I 'im ' . l if a. . of ' ' x' Vx , - , X Q 4- 3' i X -f V 1 MRS. WILLIAM HOLMES MRS. ERCEL FARRELL MRS. HUGH WOODFORD Cook Cook COOL! STUDENT CUUNCII. LEFT To RIGHT STATED R Burlingame S Eischens imball S cretary F ,I ins n Pies cent R hc cn Vice President T Rohvuer D M Enfield Standing Nlr jones Adusor B H ll l C n old A llllff P Wrtter and Miss Smith Advisor The Student Council consists of members elected from the homc rooms Thc following officers were elected Frances johnson President Ruth Thelen Vice President Joyce himbrll Secretary and Tom Rohwer Treasurer The purpose of the Student Council is to brim, rbout better student faculty administration relationship In previous years the Student Council hasnt been very active but this year they have drawn up a constitution This constitution will cnrblc the Student Council in future years to function more actively The Teacher Training Department began session last fill with sixtccn studcnt tcrchcrs Miss R Grace Rowell as their instructor However three students Ardis Butler Dorothy lotlind and Dorothy Nicholson dropped out Begrnmng rn the early fall they have been doing., practice teaching, in thc Grtdc School and also the junior High through the cooperation of thc teachers herc In Mirch thu began preparations for three weeks of practice teaching in a rural school A is the usuil cus om they will teach the spring primary classes They all look forward to assuming, the role of fulltime teachers ncxt fall md ully realize the importance of this work l 'M NURMAI. TRAINING Left to right: Mabel Lund, Judy- Merritt, ,Grace Schultz, Norma Case, Anne Chilton, Beatrice Singelton, jack Miller Mary Wfilettc Coralyn Tidrrck, Lois Maves Vivian Weekley Pat Skeffington and Betty Nickolson. 566142016 XQV CONRAD EREER LEWIS D. ACKERMAN Lewie H. S. A. A. 1, 2, 33 Library Club 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2. ARR5DLL BRILL EUGENE T. CARL DARREL CASMEY pil Tom Annual Staff 4Q F- F- A' ,DMWX 2. 3- 7'- ' p ' , 1 v . -1 . 'Al' J QGJJGJQJQ J Yf' xx 1 f WAYNE ALLEN H. H. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4: F001- ball 1, 3, 45 Basketball 4. I 1 -la algal 14 I A f 1- H I- sla-. its lr 5. Y K -M al' ' f A vlol.l5T JEAN ARTHUR 1 ff V4-'efjgii ..Vy.. aim if Annual Staff 4- Pep Club CORINNE COLLINS DONALD D' CONDIFF JOHN H- COX 1, 2, 52 Office Assistant 4. ..C0rky,. 1-pm H. S' A. A. 15 National H. 5, A, A, 1, 2, 3. Chorus H. s. A. A. 1, lsaakafball Gwds 4' 1. 2. 35 Panther Prints 4g 2' 5' 43 Class Play 3' G. A. A. 1, Z, 35 Declama- tion 3: Cheerleader 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 55 Home EC, Club 15 Office Assistant 4. RUTH GLADYS Buss Ruthie Home EC. Club 1- 2- , 1 . War. FRANCE C' CRAIG lvAN WILLIAM CRANDALI. PATRICIA ANN me MARIS 1- ' '- Honor Society 43 H. S. A. A. Ch s 1, 23 Pp Club 1, 2: Fm 1, 4g Football 2, 3, 4, ca- Hob: nc. Clube 1. DAVID L BMNHAM H. s. A. A. 4, 'raaala 1, C'P'- 41 F- P- A- 1- 2- 51 F, F, A. 1. 2, 3, 4. Libury shldtllt Council 3. -'Dawn flllgecl,42, 5, 4g Film Club :Wal S01 .1 1 -, .5 .--4.-s ly..-1! 9' X My' 1 GEORGE O. DtJXX'l.1NG J. EDDY DCQIQORES B, EISIIHENS Trnnsfcrrt-tl lmrn Hupc, N. g Jvc Dude D. 2. H. S- A. 4, 1. 21 4. -1. H. 5. A. A. 1, 2, Pep Club I-.mtbnll 5, lllllk I1 I-'bf-111' 1, 25 Home En. Club lg Otluc Club 51 Pep 'Club l, J. ,ig Fnlm Club 4, Pres. 4, Omlory- dxscussnun 4. , ' Assistant 4. x , 1'- ' 'Wu '1 n-of WN..- SYLVESTER J. EISCHENS THOMAS 1. EISLHENS RICHARD J- FIELDSEND Buster Tom Dick Honor Society 4, Track 45 H. S. A. A. 3, 4, Tmfk 43 H. S. A. A. lg F. F. A. F.F.A.1,z.s.4.s:dfF.F.A.z,,+P ' 1,2,3,4. Council 4, Film Club 4, YUSQ- Z1 Film Club34. ' CP Club ing team 5, 4. ,Yi 1:2- Q57 ROBERT GULLY ROBERT E' FRAZEY DORIS MAE GRAVES -4B.,b-- D-luv' Hub . . A, , 2. Honor Soclcty 4, H. S. A. A. F F I 1, 2, 5. -1, Annual Surf 4, Pep Club 1, Z, 5, Film Club 4. CONRAD CLREER Leech Hnnur Suucty 43 H. S. A. A. Z, 4, Fw-frlull 2, 5. 4, All- Luntercnte 55 Tr.n.k 1, 2, '5, U1-rrus 4: Band 2, 5, 4. Pantlmcr Prnnts 4, Annual Sur? -A, l7ctl.1m.xu4m 5, 4, Art Club 5, Stutlcnt Luunul lg XX'n'stl1ng 1. EDXVARD QERARD LIREER Ned Football I, Z, 3, 4, XX'rest- lmg 1, Llnss Pres. 1, f.lns5 Vrce-pres. lg Student llounpll 2, Trunk 1. 5g Chorus Z, 3, 4, Band 2, 5, 4, Panther Prmts 5, 4, Annu.ll Surf 5, 4, Dcthmgxtxun 5, Nny -4. BURTON HALVERSON Bert H. S. A. A. 1, 2, 3. RUSSELL L. ' HAND Rus RICHARD A. HAND Lil R1tk Fmnball 2. JACQUELYN JACKSON Jackie H. S, A. A. 3, 4: Panther Prints 35 One-Act Play 1. RICHARD L. HARSHA Lil Dick FRANCES A. JOHNSON Frannie Valedictoriang Honor Society 45 H. S. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 45 Panther Prints 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 55 Class Play 3: Cheerleader 15 Pep Club 1, 2, 55 Home EC. Club 25 Student Council 3. 4, Pres. 45 Attendant to Homecoming Queen 4. H. s. A. A. 1, 2, 5, 4. PATRICIA A. HUGHES Pat H. S. A. A. 1, Z. 3, 5 4 Chorus 1. 2. 3. 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Panther Prints 1, 2, 3, 45 Annual Stal? 45 G. A. A. 1, 2, 31 Declamation 35 One-Act Play 45 Class Play 5, Cheerleader 33 Pep Club 1, 25 Home EC. Club 1. DUANE JAMES ' 'Doc' ' H. S. A. A. 1, 35 Football 2, 3. 4: Basketball 15 Annual Staff 4. EMIL JARACZ PAUL R. HENRY Whiskers Hank Transferred from Bemidji 3. fionor SOCICIY 4: H. S, A. A 1: Zi! 5- 41 Football 2, 5, 4f rac 2. 3, 4: Class Play 3: PCP Club 1, 2. ' JEAN HOEFS ELAINE C. KARBERG ncuddlesi' Chorus 35 Home Ec. Club Honor Society 4: H. S. A. 1' 2' A. 233. 45 Chorus 3, Panth- er Prints 2: Office Assistant 3. 45 Class Treas. 4. TILDA MARIE HUGHES Sling sm MARVIN G. HOLWEG Marv' ' MELVIN I.. HOCHSTATTER ..Mel.. H. S. A. A. 1, 2, 3. GENEVIEVE O. JANSEN INEZ ELAINE HANSEN Babe DimpIes Chorus lg Pep Club 1, 2, 35 H- 5- A. A- 4: Chorus 2. 3. Home Ec. Club 1. 4: PCT Club 1. 2. 3: Home Ec. Cub 1. vw- A I ROBERT KING Schnozz H. S. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 1, 3, 4, Ihskut- ball l, 2. I NELI. LENORA KNOBLOCK Annual Staff 4. PATRICIA A. KIMBALL Pat Chorus 3, 4, Declamatiun 3, 4, One-Ac! Play 3, Class Play 3, Cheerleader 3, Trans- feirred from Denver, Color- a 0. r ' '. 1,515 .ef-gg I -ve! my JOYCE ELLEN KNAW ARNOLD VUAYNE KNIGHT H. S. A. A, 1, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Ihnd 2, 5. 4, Annual St.1tI 4, Deel.xm.xtion 1, 35 C.l.iss Pl.1y 3, I.1hr.xry Club l, lilucf,l.xyS 55 Ollut Assistant -I. F' FA A' 2' 5' 4: LIMS vice- pres. 35 Film Club 4, Science Award -1. Amy Honor Society -lg H. S. A. 3 . 1 . A. 1, -, 5, 4, r...,rb.ix1 -. 5. Track Z. 5, 4, Chorus 4g ROSEMARY KRAUS Rosy Joyce Kopp Salutatoriang H. S. A. A. 2. 5. -ig Chorus 2. 3, 4, An- nual Staff 45 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant 3, 45 Queen Attendant -1, Class Treas. 4. 4 f- l'Q 4 L., fa .- I.: V iii As' 'S ' I . 1-'fa 3. 1 4 ., cg 4. '. 7.3, ...Q 6. '5' lo 4 avg Q 144 000041 - ...Q ' 0' 1? 99:09 I .lQ..'- r-.,,. -llc 0 ....1qqcv VUARREN I. LARSIEN Tim H SA,A,l,2,3,4 lll '3TrukI' F. mth.: 3. 4, Chorus 1. 3, -ig Illntller Prints 3, 41 Annual Stiff 1 Art Club 5, XY'rcstling I P.1trol Superxis-vr Z. GARY XV. LONGERBONE Tmnsfcrred from Des Moines, Iowa -4. EIEANOR M. LYDELL nay H. S. A. A. I, Z, 1- 3. 3. 41 Pep Clu 3, Hum? EC. Club I. Chorus b1,2, MARTHA E. MAKINEN NICK A. KUEBER PATSY LARSEN ELIZABETH MANNERS Gus Giggles UBCUYU . , H. s. A. A. 1, 2, 5, 4. ?,3dghgF'Tg:g.n25 34 4' Chrgus 44 Band 3, Library ' ' Cu 3, . fyxfyff 1 . ' Y A '. 1 N-P' l . MARTIN . . DALE . W, W Spud in-.Q ,Au . B..k tb ll 1. 2, Track 2, , 3' CES: Play 53 Transferred from 'T 'Y V2 A 4' Chambers, Nebraska 3. I, Q-vi 'T .. 1 J? av . . ,. ,N ' M1 Q A LORRAINE ADORA MILLER RAYMOND MooRHoLfsE EUGENE L. NEI U51-'Sify' Ray Gene Chorus 11 Offiff ASSISUUF 42 E....fE..11 1, 1, a, 4, cs.. Transferred trum Dudge Cent- CAP, 4. Tuck 4' 91,55 Cf, Minn- Play 5, Class Vita-pcs. 4, . Btixing 1, -, 5, -3. BETTY MAY MASSIE Bctz Annual Staff 43 Llhrary Club 3, 43 Hume EC. Club 1, Ol flce Assistant -1. s ,ga wiv a--- WUI JOAN MCCOLLAR Honor Suflety 43 H. S. A. A 1, 25 Chorus 1, 2. 3, -4 Band 25 Panther Prints 4 Annual Staff 4: G. A. A I. 21 Declamatiun 1. 2, 3. 4. NNI Unerf-lf Phys 1. 1. s, cuss DORA ANN NUNN WILLIAM ARTHUR OLSON MARK T' PE ' Play 3. --- -' Dudie mi 5L'm H . ' ' L 3 'li . lt 1, -ig Honor Society 41 H. S. A. Ftmtball 3, 4, Ezitrklll jf, 311,55 mltwldy 1. A' iQ 3' 3, 4'. Tins' 45 Cgiims Student Council 11 XX'rcstlrng 1, -, 3. 4, PTmfl'1Cf mms 2 5- Tnrnslcrrul from lies 3, 4, Annual Staff 41 One- M - ' Iowa 3 Act Play 1, Cheerleader 1, 1, limes' ' 45 Pep Club 1, Z, 4, Pres. 43 Class Pres. 4, Home EC. Club 1, Office Assistant 4, Student Council 1, 2, Treas, 2g Class Treas. 3, Patrol Supervisor Zg Class Play 5. l.lLLlAN E, Iv1EYER Lynn H S A A12,3QCh0r 4, Sec, 43 Pep Club I Hflme EC. Club ll OHM Assistant 4. sqfxxs 'S DONALD W. MICHELS Mike gf JV lf' Ylyli V l Honor Society 4, H. S. A. JULIA PETERSON LQI5 MARIE POTTER A. 1, Zig 3. 4: BEgketbalL1AZ is ig Trac 1, 23 orus , n A nual Staff 43 Declamation 3, 4, Club 1' Pep Club 1, 2, 33 Class Pres. 3, Film Club 4, Boys State 5: One-Ac! Play 4, Class I Play 3. 05102 I llr. s. A. A. z,13, 4, 'Pep , 1 Na A . P ATT GOLDIE SYI.VIA BONNIE R ROGNSTAD H. S. A. A. 2, 3, -I: Library Club lg Office Assistant 5, -I. H0919 EC- Club 1' I '34 Ef ' 4 Q gf I 4 MW,-.?,b., .. JACK XVM. ROHXVER Spider H. S. A. A. 3: Basketball 1, 33 Track 33 Chorus 43 An- nual Staff 43 Class Play 35 Transferred from Fort Dodge, Iowa 2. Z2-1 iff ,fifel I . I j 2. X. lv xr JOHN P. SKEFFINGTON Honor Sofiety 43 Chorus 21 Annual QSIMI 4g Library Club 43 H. 5. A. A. 2, 3, 4. M ERCEDES F. SPERLING Mert' ' Home EC. Club 13 Chorus 25 H. S. A. A. 1, 2: Office Assistant 4. up-as-I BETTE JOAN STEPHENS MAJILL ROHWER DONALD M. SAIMA ALBERT L. SCHRAW Pep club lg Home EC. rglubm Jill Don Ai AJ1f1u2lSfHff 41 H- SA N A- H. 5. A. A. 1. 2 s. -sr F H. s. A. A. 2. a. 4- T.-k 3, Ag Chorus 3. 4. Home- F, A. 2, 3, 45 pep Club 3' 3f 2, F. F. A. 1. zf ini: :rmm1rl1imgu,eii1?ng49 Qfggienndagir ' ?e3. ' 4: pgtudent Council 0 5 v 7 Transferred from Fort Dodge, u gmg sam 5' 4' Iowa 2. ELIZABETH ANN SUMMERS . Bene ' E' ' V ,. . Home EL. Club lg cuss ., 6 If ' 1 - Sec. lg flhecrleader Ig Pep 1 Ag A by Club l, 2. 5: G. A. .l. 2. - . ,'p I v? 4Mf' f 35 Chorus l, Z. 3. 4L Pilmhff ' V X. H- Prints 5, 4: H. S. A, A. 1. ' ff --' 2, 35 Band 5. 4: Annual f .. 15' I Staff 45 Class Play 3. M A I an C--fw'7' f'-Wx. . iv f . 7,5 z I ' f 6 if .v.-:Lil IXIE A. SAWYER ' D TOM C. SAWYER CARQIRLGIOXSISARIE WILLIAM E- THEISEN UDIX.. Tommy HBH. H S A A I 7 Chorus 4 B k gigs, A.GA.A3. 43 Annual 1 - - ' '3 ' b ll 1. 2, 3. 1 S Y- I 4: . . A. 4: P . l, 2g Annual ,SMH 45 G. A. 52513, Navy 4. J C Cab 4: Home EC' Club H. 45.1-A. 2, Football 2, A. 1, 21 Office Assistant 4. ' Office Assistant 4' 5. . HC 2. 3. 4. Chorus 4. LE MONT 'l'lllEl.liN llimnC 1 11' DUXVAYNE D. THORPE Flirpu H. S. A. A. I, 2, Football 2, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, ibrary Club 2, 3, 4. GALEN S. TIDRILK H. S. A. A, 1, 2. 31 FUN!- b.1ll 2. 3, 4, Clmrus 1, 2, 5. 43 llglntl 2. 5. 43 F- F- A- 1, 2, 31 Pep Club 1, 25 l.1brgiry t,lulJ 5, 4, Track 4. RUTH MARIE THELEN Honor Society' 41 H- S- AA A' 1, 2, 3, f,hrmru5 1, 2, 5.' 42 Home EC. Club 19 PEP Club 2, 3, Class Sec. 35 Pfimhfff Prints 3, Office Assistant 44 Annual Staff 41 Siu'-lem Council 4, Vice-Pres. 4. T R, 1' f' INIARC-ARET A. VALENTINIS ..luOrgy,, H- S- A- A- 2.'-ll Annuill .Staff 4, Otfrce Assistant 4. Hunur Soticty 4, H. S, A. A, 1. 2, 5. 43 Library Club 1: Student 6.1-until Z3 Class Tre-as. I, Girls State 5, Chorus 1.2, 3,4,l3g1nd l. Z. 5, 4, Annual Skill Edltur 4. Y .3 L f G f 0P nam I he l . 3 A , Q, .. H.. . DOROTHY ANN XVILKINS DUANE LI, XVILSON BuuSh XY'i15ie H- S- A- A- 11 Chorus 1, 5. H. S, A, A. 1, 2, 4, Foot- 4L Band 1, Z, 3, 45 G, A. ball Ig Band 1. Z, 3. 41 A- 1- 3- 35 PCP Club 1- 2- 32 Patrol Supervisor Z, German Home lic. Cllub lg DCCl.lml1- Band 15 Blu.-lays 3, Parade mm 5, 4, Panther Prints 4, Marshall 4- rjhofus 4, An. Afmufll Staff 43 C1355 PIHY 5- nunl Staff 4, One-Act Play 4. pg, . , -P , l ' is 3 -,gi -va Q2 4 if ' T --uw we f f 9 -ff Y GARY I., XVOODXVARD Dink H, S. A. A. 1, 2, 3. 4, Football 1. 2. 55 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 4g Pep Club 1, 2. 3, Student Council 3g Chorus 3, 4, An- nual Staff 4. 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1oYt3E Aucgia wfsrskoox Ted Wild? MARY XVYLAND Number 7 H.S.A.A,l.Z 3 C1 A. 1, 2, 3: Cheerle1 er Panther Prints 43 Home Club 1, Attendantt Queen 1, Office Assistant 4 LEFT To RIGHT Fmsr Row jean Hoefs Margaret Valentme Frances johnson joan McCollar Dora Nunn Ruth Thelen SECOND ROW john Skeffmgton Paul Henry Don Mrchels Arnold Knxght Bob Frazey Conrad Greer Sylvester Elschens Ivan Crandall 15 also a member Members of the Natlonal Honor Socnety are selected from the top one third of the Senior Class by the faculty Membership IS based on scholarshlp servrce leadershnp and character NATIUNAI. HUNUR SUCIETY VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN ,. ri? Frances ohnson rs our valedlctorran havrng attanned an excellent average of 94 968 Not only has she succeeded scholastrcally but she has done well m other phases by partncxpatmg rn the follow mg actnvltxes Natlonal Honor Socrety Panther Prmts Staff Annual Staff as co make up edltor Pep Club Band Home Ec Club and Student Councll The other achxevements of Frances were that she was chosen Presxdent of the Student Council durmg her semor year that she was a cheerleader a member of the junxor class play and an attendant to Queen jlll She plans to at tend college next fall and obtam trammg as a medlcal techmcnan We know that Frances will do as well nn the future lan Thrs year Rosemary Kraus rs our salutatornan as she earned an average of 94 852 Rosemary has taken part ln many actxvntles Chorus Annual Staff Pep Club and H S A A Also she has been an office assxstant treasurer of her semor class and attendant to ueen ll Her future plans are to attend busmess college We are sure that she wxll show her versatility m the business world l , . f 1 1 , r 'L M . . .. . 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I ' 7 ' i Y 1 tuwsutw 'YL Cuiest Couple, WVWWMMM CLASS CULURS GREEN AND wl-lrre WHO S WHO 1951 Most Lxkely to Succeed jean Hoefs Arnold Knxght Best Smxles Joyce Westbrook jack Rohwer Most Cooperatrve Margaret Valentrne Bob Frazey Apple Polnshers Frances ohnson Paul Henry Best Lune Bette Summers Tom Sawyer Best Dressed 1ll Rohwer Ned Greer Wxttrest Drxre Sawyer Duane Wrlson Most Athletrc Dora Nunn Gene Ner Best Manners Carolyn Simmons Mark Penn Most Frxendly Dorothy Wrlkrns Gary Woodward Most Relxable joyce Knapp Don Mrchels Prettxest Eyes Inez Hanson Drck Harsha Wolf of the Class Trm Larsen Wolfess of the Class oan McCollar Best Dancers Pat Krmball Gary Longerbone Most Shy Betty Stevens Brll Olson uretest Betty Massre Marvrn Holweg Prettrest Harr Rosemary Kraus Conrad Greer Best Physrque 8: Frgure Sylvester Erschens Pat Hughes Cutest and Most Farthful Couple Joyce Kopp Lors Potter Knrght Bxll Thersen flfxl f...,.,,,,,,f 'lfllal fn I I hlolfcss CLASS M0770 Be Sl: Swv Le, Most Fv-xe,vxdL GLASS FLUWER RED ROSE TODAY WE FOLLOW, TOMORROW WE LEAD 5 f ' 4 S5700 Il 69 A 55,9 4 ' . 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' - J r . . ffl. r . il - ,u X Q Q . . 1 U . , . 1 Success Best Pals-Helene Pfeifer, Ruth Theleng Arnold Q3 Y X gyai'f'-f.f4,a 4 rg , ,, V ' - l , ' ,lv N a n , ,J I lun K 'l . 1 . ll-alll Q, Il I CLASS Wll.l. c the scnror cl ss wcs c1 1 I1 tl sorrnl mrnd 1nd n11r1111 yuclcmcnt do hcrchy vxrll 1nd bcquc1ll1 thc follovvrnc vvrs K kcrmrn vvrll my rob s rc om 1 lr r t1 Clark Yvrtter lvnc Allcn ve my c 1 1 on rt hrs Ilurck vv oet Arthur vc m rstrc t1 Que Cr r Hlrss ve my ack seat rn c Uovvc s our 1 111111 stuc t11 Helcn tosscntrne vrcl Brrnham erve lrss Ry rc 1 t1c 11rnr11rs vc ove 1 N rrr Lenc C 1rl vvr n1 rme o 11 1 11 vv vvrn s ta e rrclf smcv e my good nclrncc and hcrclrt Ilcrr X 1 1 nc ve m ovc 1rn t Gvvcn XXc 1 1n1I onc 1n a benc rvvrrmcr t1 Hauher I' 11:1 leave my western vvays t11 Drck H1 eer ovce Ik pp leave my job at Lngels to any underclrssman who lrkes the smell ot as Rosemrry K aus vvrll my abrlrty to 1,1 steady to Iarry fheney Trlda Hughes leave my abrlrty rn s1c11I to anyone vvho vv 1nts rt rvrn Holvxcg leave y musrc1l tlent and gurtar rn student vvho vvants to serenadc I best grrl frre d Nrck Kueber vurll my brovvn eves to D11n Gottsman sy I rscn m cs rrre De rr an 1.11 e trkcs 'rlvantage of rt rn lrt s c ass rn 'HX 'I LI IU n W IS LIS K 1 ry onccr one vvr m rtt c 11 pcroxr c t 1Ann V 1s1c eanor Iy1lcll cc 1 O e s t11 1 Hovdestead Marthr Mrkrnen leave my qurctness t jornne Enhcld zabeth Mrnncrs vvrll y scrl n 117 to Patty Xlxrt 1 e Martrn ll y rng ry 1 n 111 n Englrsh class Betty Massre lcave Iookrng forvnrd to future servrce nn Nlclr ar e e my d mes rn c1o11 1l1c Scnrors Lrllran Meyer leave my blonde harr tr oanne Burns onald Mrchcls leave my rob as mrth teacher t1 somc rrrnror o 1s lots of tr r ncs Crarc m ro onrst hrlrty .1 Stan ,l11I1ns11 n K n11 m ve 1 o B1 1 Patrrcra DcNl1r1v leave school that there mrcht be better and successful clays rn the future George Dovvlrnr, leave the bus rrdes vvrth Ben Prckett to some one vvho could use them oel Eddy Iexve my long black harr to my srster ,Iennrfer Delores Erschens vlrll my servrce men t11 Lourse Reyn11Ids Sylvester Erschens vvrll my judgrng abrlrtres to Bmb Blanchard Tom Erschens vvrll my yudgrng a rlrtres to james Thclen Rrchard Freldsend WIII my abrlrty rn Englrsh class to Roger Schmaus Robert Frrcey vv ll the Annual Staff Camera t11 someone who wants rnto the games free D11rrs Gravcs vvrll my school trrends to a certarn rumor Conrad Greer berng of feeble mrnd do leave my head for frgures to the rnfamous nhn Clark Ned Greer vsrll my nose to some unlucky underclassman Ro ert Cully Ieav1 my posrtron as .1 srlent bystandcr rn 'll to Maynard Dc-Bard Burton Halvcrson leave my love for Socral Screncc 1' to the Senrors of 52 Rrchard Hand leave teepee four to anyone who can furnrsh enough wood to keep rt warm Russell Hand leave my hrgh blood pressure tr any rumor vvho rs fool enough to accept rt Inez Hansen leave my long eyelashes to anyone who has been unlucky enough to burn hrs Rrchard Harsha leave school so my srster can take over Paul Henry leave my trusty p11srt1c1n every day at Lhrec mrnutes to tvvelve to Lye Havvkrns Ivlelvrn Hochstatter leave to Wayne Carey my hsh house for days vvhen school gets borrng can Hoels leave my place vvorkrng rn the offrce srxth hour to some lucky yunrur takrng Steno Pat Hughes leave my rare abrlrty for physrcs to joan Hrtter acquelyn jackson leave-gladly my I e I h111I t1 Il h t e yunrors Duane james leave my sleeprng seat rn 'IO to Eddy Anders 1n 1 nevreve Hrnscrr ll my mr vvn evcs to I1Vone Chcne r11 1 c nu11'1 ro rroc t rm Shcc n rrnccs 1I1ns1n crvr. red Ivneesrcl. t11 Prt Har rrnc Ikarhcl. 1 n JH rarr t1 jornne Voshe vxro nrcey trrv the pur osc 111crt Ixrnb, vsr L on A Q ,mcg Iicnson ll W IXUIPP CMC my rty 1 e 1 1,1 rd grrl to Pat Iv rnold Ixnr1.,ht crvc m Mathcmrtrca A rrty t amcs Prpc Nc I Ixn11bl1cl1 lcrvc my bocral Books to my srster Marran 1 III vcnror yerr t11 my brother Ro n L 1 11r as I drd to m I mor rr Rrymond Moorhouse lclve my prcture of Albert Schravv t Bernadette Erschens Gene 'Ner Ieavc my knack t get along vvrth Mrss Ryan t Allen Ixruse vvho could use t lora Nunn vs II my typrng abrlrty and tenor vorce to y srster Nancy' 1 11m Orson I ve my seat o the D11rset bus t some unlucky character M rrlc Penn Iervc 1 my good jokes to Mrss D11 u 1 cers n vc m on Iirrtncss b to vs1o cver gets there trrst cnc Ptcrter vvrll my natura 1n e 1arr t those vv 1 rs otter vt plrrn vv t 1 f1Ilow m onnre Pratt ll use aIs7' the crtcterra to some unsuspectrng person Gerald Roepke vvrll my job at Brshop s to vvork for Uncle bam' Goldre Rognstad Icave my abrlrty t snerk t ot the lrbray to get a drrnk t11 Helen XVrlson ac R hvver leave my herghtt the P R brsltetb Il crm M1 rll Rohvser vvrll tI1e homecomrng DWI! to all the Juno grrs onrld Sarma II my at P c s bus and M111 nrbloch t1 rnyone wI111 vvrll have tI1cm rare bavvver I vc my loc tor long, cncrbcments 1 Hrcrmstad 1m rw vc y 1 1 ers Cuy Lnrhnr s top coat ert bchravv I ve my abrlrty Karberg Carolyn Srmmons leave mv sprrrt t11 Itccp Dorrs bcl1acI1tn11n company when she rs a sen 1r Gordon Srtz leave Park Raprds Hrgh bc1o11I never to return agarn 11I1n Skeffrngton vvrll my three and some poor unsuspcctrn freshman Ivercedes Sperlrng vvrl box restles ar rn jane Wfalde B te Stephens ll my brlrty rt 1.,ct etcntrons to srster anrs Bette Summers leave my true bluc classman who mrght nced thcm Wrllram Thersen leave my thrnkrng p1vver tr hrnclcr some poor junror Ruth Thelen le ve my I rnrng abrlrty 1.1 my srstcr Shrrl y Thelen I.eMont Threlen le ve the remarns of the school to Ccrrld Bethel Duviayne Thorpe l ve all the go1d luck and happrness my good frrends rn th y nror clrss and bet vxrshes t tre faculty aen Trdrrck I ve my frnt seat .1 rss t11 so poor unSuSpCtt1ng yunror argaret Valentrne I ve my pl ce rn I tl c 11 1 Kate Byrne oyce Westbrook vvrll my mples t11 a sen11r Theodore Wrlde leave P H 11 go Dorothy Wrlkrns leave m s vva 5 1 1 Peterson Duane Vsrlson leave my devrltry to Armrn Hrvvkrns Rosella NIv'rnters leave my a rrty for gcrtrng around Ko .1an D11 ge vvho ms to be dorng 1k by herselt Gary XVoodvvard I ve all my nrcknames 11 any poor su1 er who happens to get them ary Xvyland leave the memory f mv . Burlrngame .1 rrcra Krmball leave my Irne lrf chattcrr t oyce Ixrm 1 nge cattle N c cars of m1tI1 1 s a lovvcr W ', ' . ' A of 1951, of Park R111 il Hrjl Schor l, hcl gg 1' 1 ' 1 11' I.e 1 1'- I 4 , ' in the t1 k ro 1f the b ary I, fc 1 A - I 11, 1 1 1, .. II I . YI .' ' ' I l- IIT I .ltr . l'- ' - I 1- I 1 Q 1 vvzg - 1 . 10,11 1 .111 M.dcl A 11 D rirrrrmrr 1.1 1, F1 1 fl .Ut rim. - 91.92 A' J Us He ' sm ' f -1111. 1, er. - ' 10.11 1y br. at 1 1 . ' ll 1 V1 l , Ie11'- y art ' .rlvrlrtv 1 . ee . I' - P 1. Ruth - IS'-1'I ,' Il- 1 M 'l ll'- I' tl I - ll' I. R I A ' ', 'll r11y' abrlrty' to g-t al g with I 11 -Ir - D11 'A 1 , I 4 'I Iv ' 'LII to thc- me y 1l I - ' II J 1 'II I y. ,. Iby b I , - , ,. flaroll Brrll. lea my I ' lor Ilnglrslr to D1n rlcf. en. I, All ' 1 I j.I 1 I UI I .lI by U Judi. Euj 1 K. , ll y gr t I 11ky to .1ny'l11 ly I111 '. t I .I ' 1.. lk rr ap, ,I -.I - ,I , , 1 1- ,, . , '21 6 -II II: If-ly' I :NCI . 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SENIUR PRUPHECY Today there rs a hmt of excrtement rn the arr It rs the day of the greatest horse race and show ever to be As we start for the show we are surprrsed to find that one of the mam events of the day wrll be a steeple chase starrmg the dns trngurshed rrder Ned Greer He wrll be rrdmg hrs famous horse Boots who lust won the London Steeple Chase Hurrymg toward the stable we find the stable boys Iohn Skeffmgton and LeMont Thelen cleanmg and polrshrng the horse strrrups Over rn a room beyond the stable we find some of the yockeys talkmg over the rmpendrng race They are Gary Woodward Duane Wrlson and Francrs Craig They are rrdmg horses owned by Margaret Valentine ackre ackson and oyce Knapp As we walk along we meet the co presr dents of the race track Russell and Richard Hand who tell us the race wrll begun rn a few mrnutes As we hurry to the stands we are surrounded by three eager bookres who want to grxe us a hot trp on the race They seem famrlrar and we soon recognrze them as Don Mrchels Trm Larsen and Who rs this lrttle group of ladies h t the local W C T U come to scowl at the bettors Theres some of the old gang Bonme Pratt Caro lyn Simmons Dora Nunn ean Hoefs and Martha Makmen Who are they scowlrng at? Why rts Rosella Wrnters Mercedes Sperlrng Cerald Roepke Duane ames oel Eddy George Dowl mg and Lorrame Mrller and they are spendrng therr last few cents bettrng on the horses As we go rn the gates DuWayne Thorpe Robert Gully and Melvm Hochstatt r take our tickets and we are ushered to our seats by Inez Hanson who wrth Geneueve ansen Eleanor Ly dell Brll Thersen Ted Wrlde and Gordon Srtz are seatmg the huge crowd We only haxe trme for a qurck glance around us before the race starts and we see jrll Rohwer and Rosemary Kraus the broadway actresses srt tmg rn the stands next to us Also srttmg by us are the race track stockholders Elrzabeth Manners Betty Massre Raymond Moorhouse Julra Peterson Goldre Rognstad and Ruth Thelen just then the bugler Galen Trdrrck blows the signal that the race rs about to begxn The horses are led to the track by the Managers Don Condrff Dave Bran ham Burton Halverson and Arnold Knrght The gun shot by Paul Henry starts the race The horses are off Pat Krmball rs announcmg the race and rt looks lrke rt wrll be close The judges ohn Cox Dorrs Crases Emrl aracz and Drxrc Sawyer are getting ready to award the prrze to the mnncr Bob Irazey the local photographer rs on hand to take prctures The race rs oser and the vsmners are Sylxester Erschens and Nrck Kue ber and each rs awarded fifty dollars Now that the race rs ower we are gettrng hungry so we look for a concessron stand Seemg one over by the show arena we start for rt but are stopped by a shabby man who says he mll parnt our portrart for twenty fixe cents H 1 Conrad Greer and because he was our classmate of 51 we haxe hum pamt our prcture After he rs finrshed we go to the concessron stand where behind the counter we hnd lrances ohnson sell mg candy krsses Drck Harsha sellmg soft drmks and oan McCollar sellrng hot dogs After eatrng we head for the horse show On our way to the arena we see a poster wrth fise beautrful grrls on rt We are surprxsed to see Bette Summers brlled Bashful Bett the Bareback Rrder and her Beauties the beautres are Mary Wyland Dorothy we enter the arena we see the local polrce force Lours Ackerman and Wayne Allen are on the job keepmg the crowd rn lrne We take our seats and buy popcorn from the popcorn vendors Rrch ard Ireldsend and Tom Erschens The first thmg we see rn the show rs a joustrng uchrbrtron be tween Iran Crandall Gene Net Tom Sawyer and Marvrn Holweg Next rs a horse pullrng contest wrth the horses berng mastered by Albert Schraw Caroll Brrll Donald Salma and Eugene Carl As we look around us vte see General and Mrs oyce Kopp the former Lors Potter rn the crowd Also rn the stands are the four women Senators Nell Knoblock oyce Westbrook Patty DeMar1s and Elarne Karberg Srttrng IU the specral sectron of the arena rs Hollywoods Plat mum Sweetheart Lynn Meyers wrth her press agent Dale Martrn Next rn the show are the horse trrcks These horses are trained by Trlda Hughes and Ruth Blrss Last of all on the program are the wrld west show rrders who are Brlly Olsen Bob Kmg Dar rel Casmey and Gary Longerbone They are busy trymg to lasso the the cow grrls Vrolet Arthur Delores Erschens Patsy Larsen and Betty Stephens As eweryone rs gorng home from a happy and ewentful day at the races we Pat Hughes and jack Rohwer ardently hope that regardless of our predrctrons lrfe can be beautrful s . ,s V r ' 1 i K y l .' . . : . ,y , , , H I l Q , . h I I a S .XA I ' .. . . .K V . 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Those awful fumes from Mr. johns0n's chemistry room The 'Iunior's contribution to the basketball team . . . Larry Cheney's blonde hair . . . joan Hjermstad as Iunior attendant to the Homecoming Queen . . . it U Q i Q 1 1 X ' 'f '57 N' 1' - 5 SHI 7 i One Wtllv' to look .it it! ir ey, qw 'f1Z-ww fPY- . M, :R ,sf f ' .X 3 I P -V . 1 , f ' ' ' 3 ,Q- , A rw 2? ' 4 I 5 . . ' .211 1 W 1 'Im ,, V fx, s f' s L ,fa tp-1 4 fi- YFVK 1 ,, fl ', '3 4 ,Z :' T T W i , ii Hottoms upf - 2 . V5 7 .ua Q .QA - M, ' t 1 ', Q '9+v?viLf' 1, ' L2f',w5 - i gfa K3 , 1 932- v' ,, 1' g . ' 4 'j ., ,Jr I-Ik: . n in J , . i O ' ,ls h Hz1mm'5 or Grain Belt? .':74'2-'xg' ' 'J ' . Q 5 i I A 1 if - , - 11 fi ' - 4 . Q-if ' 'Q M4 T ry fi t v , - f ' , qnti- ' - i r N V S . . I! J if s V l A . I il - T- .' .'llv' .4 Y E 'f?'fr. fl A' l' O Iizilsi i if ,KW , A- . 1, . ' gf? , ' I ,-.' K was jf , ,, A -4, 2, 47 ,2 yi ' .. iiyf: . 'Z 4 , jet propulsion. ,WI , .4 1 - iNQ :'3f ., V - 4 I ' wr Q 9 W Look at those legsf I , Y' Goin' my xs y Columbus .ind his dreams k 'C 'd T vw' fr 'L' 'Q 2 :Qs 'Z I loxe7 I doubt itf My use 9.1.9 CL- I fa,-4,22 DH LEFT To RIGHT FIRST Row Osur Wrulff Dean Anschutz Ro cr 'lrovyhrrdec Mm Wflnskovyskr Betty Holland Anne Marle Roberts Delores Kruft Ramona Wmwlf Cluyg Mnlsen Mirlcnc Peterson Gladys I-losek Gul Srnford Ruth Will QFCOIND Roxx Fryun Anderson liulw liurlrnramr Imran Nagle B1llK1rlson Rrchlrd Thorrson Florcnrf. Remus M1rg.1rrtMxIs Mlry Andrrwn Mrry Prckett jane Alexander Donna Potter Mmon Knohlork 'IHIRD Roxx Duxd Wrlknns Drxon Kmg Rueben Trctbar wfil ,H p-nu-q LEFT To RIGHT FIRST ROW Arelen Arvrk joan Dodge Darlene Hansor Bettv Lou Tenms Lavon Cheney Marlon Ashely Dorothy Iellum Loursa Crandall Francns Haley Carollyn Gerdel Loretta Stearns SECOND Row james DeMarrs Charles Srtz john Mayberry Jerome Frschcns Joanne Enfzeld Bonnre Brshop Marv Io Hams LeMay Crandall Flyfra Grtchell Frances Gransee Irene Srsco THIRD ROW Merle Karberg john Green Donoyan Boldt Franlclrn Blanchard janet Rrder Joan Schmrederberg jennrfer Eddy Carole Hanson Elorse Smrth Bernadatte Erschens Dale Sorenson FOURTH Row john Buckanagee Dean Carey Charles Iones Dean Klxclcer Jerry Cook Darrel Monroe james Thersen Lee Neuenschvyander jerry Dunn Henry Noble George Nagle james Benson Fred Hauber jerry Fuller mfr! Ffymfbl .rgrnom ans: ' .N I . -VX f i , - ky, lv 5 U i. ' ff -Y U' X A :INN yi-f J fx! iii, ml ON xi gy -IAAJQA X X1 ' X ' rv f' A K N .' P' ' J, 'X Aj il X J YD ff! . l f M ' Ylti VL fvl V Y , L Tull The class of '53 be an the school ear b holdin a class meetin and electin 1 ,W 8 Y Y 3 8 8 A -1 ,V officers: Bonnie Bisho , residentg Dale Sorenson, vice- residentg Bett Holland, L L P P P Y .li AA , , , i, 1 . e Qin-nns..e.fmm!f'.i xanga KJ. Baby Face 1' ,. 4 T ,,,,.. re l if' What's sn funn Romeo and Juliet' ' Watch That treasurerg and Gail Sanford, secretary. With aid from the class advisors the Sophomores planned an initiating party for the freshmen, which was enjoyed by all. The Sophomores had a float in the homecoming parade and elected Anne Marie Roberts as homecoming attendant. Later they sponsored a Maiden's Choice Ball which proved to be a great success. There will be more activities sponsored by the Sophomores and in the future people will point with pride to members of the class of '53, .xi ills Three's ll Crowd OOla' la!! A Penny for your Thoughts' '-it Y i - r - ' 74 D , 9' jf 1 L i ,Q J f 'fi Um, Um Good ' ouch W '!' t . H Feet Hurt?' Where's the House? Two Tf'mm 'S? Q ,x ' Love Sick A, -1 - 'Our Pals Who'5 Who? 'RQF Tir ,Q LEFT To RIGHT FIRST ROW Eleanor Stone Mildred Schmitz Bernitlettc Ixelson Adelle Filer Rose Reaslueck Beverly Maybarry Frances Safratoxxith liVonne Riehirds Audrey Rooney Mixine Pape Donna Zeller SFCOND Row Terrance Sonnemin Diele Schmid Deine Smith Carl Milm George Rogenstad Donald Tyee jean Pierson JoAnne Resth Arlene 'lohiis Xtntlill Riusth Sam Mick Leo Wright jrry lNunn Rohert Rsdeen Chirles Peterson IHIRIJ Roxx lxenneth Terhark Donald Vestal Philm Vosstn Wiyne Herlitz Lmrente Olson 'lhomis Rohwer Riehird Westlund jerry Smith Lila Wtmlf LiVonne Tait, Nancy Nunn Kithleen Moos l'Nini Sehiuer Connie Taylor Shirley Thelen Wilma Vizcnor loann Fairhinks FOURTH Rox! Ieonird Smith William Mayes Paul Mears Richard Schmius Richard Polloek james Sheldon Allen Thorpe Paul Manlove Tressa Schravw ulienne Schmiedeberg Henrietta Williams Shirley ohnson Evelyn Sisco Janice Stephens Barbara Shiddy Kenneth Putzier Gary Tidriek FIITH Row Donovan Vizenor Kenneth Sollineer Daryl Pollock Ronald Peet Chirles Malm David Sehaek man Steve Schvnenaler Milton Wtxlff Gene Churchill Catherine Byrne Doris Hilberg. Marie 'lhelen Kitharine Weekly Kitharyne Cissauay Cliudia Hinton Chirlotte Frinks Iorraine Hensel Robert Stephens john Xounge 154 ACB F., H 11 i..in LEFT To RIGHT FIRST RONX Donald Anderson Marlene Kimball Pat Harris Betty Iydell jean Benham Janice DeMaris Dorothy Cossentme Doris Basswood Dorothy Bliss Shirley Boswell Ellen Crandall janet Dewandeler Donna Alexander Donna Anderson Janice hlellum. SECOND Row: Melvin johnson Arthur Boeringer, Zora Bird Diane Bethel Pat jilek Barbara Dissmore Esther Knight Margarete Dierks Virgil Ellenson, Paul Krenz james Henry. Marvin Lone. THIRD ROW: Lee Bishop, Earl Kester Donald Burlingame james Hughes. Harold Collins. Earl Hemmerich Thomas Dirkes Paul Bongo james Cumher Lyle Dennis Kenneth Hanson, Clayton Cox Douglas Cossentine. FOURTH ROV.: Armin Hawkins Donald Benham, Glen Gitchel Harry Heinkel, Lance Cressel Kenneth Lymburner Melvin Hendrickson Delmar Fletcher, Alvie Crandall Asher Burlingame Robert Hummel Marcellus Kueber Gene Hanson. RAQNG FRFSHMEN l The Freshman class of 1954 started out this year by electing the following officers: president, Kenneth I-Iansong vice-president, Harold Collinsg secretary, Con- nie Taylorg treasurer, Pat Harris. As in the past the Sophomores had the pleasure of initiating the Freshmen. A program was held at the armory, which everyone enjoyed, including the Freshmen. For Homecoming the ninth graders had a float resembling a cheering section. They also worked hard to have a huge bonfire which was enjoyed by all. As a whole the Freshman class had a very successful year. Watch Out ! Friends? -Taste Good? Watch the birdie! just Pals! 'f -Going Places? 17 I Ready? Shift! -A Careful Esther' ww Bowleggcd Collins Buttcrball Bashful lohn, Which Twm Ate The Pony 7 Y 3 '- .. V V. A ' - pq, mvfafxu r ff x 4' 1 5 W 6 5 Q, Q - f E vga 'Y y. , I it G 2 t 4 5 'K U NP 4 s' 1 QM ff ,MY , I S s ,., ..- Rngues Gallery, A I ' 5 Y ' Afmif f . X ,, 1 f ,Q 1 fl I Sweetheart? .lp- EaNRHo C-IRL-:R y ,,., i. ,,1M1lrf11' HFS SEVENTH GRADE LEFT To RIGHT FIRST ROW Marranne Moos Penny Kyllonen Marcella Hanson Betty Kurth Dorothy Ann Buss Hope Martm Douglas Shephard Allen Schaupp Robert Malm Kmg Cook Lee Mears Douglas Baxter Robert McCollar Stanley Hagen Hazel Wrrght Larry Engel Barbara Harrrs Janet Langguth SECOND ROW Patrncra Bellanger Judy Montgomery Judy Jacobson Kenneth Gottsman Loure Collms Don Enabnnt Leslxe Weekley Edward Chrrstofferson Harold Brotherton Wrllard Parks Jack Henderson John Brakken Newell Carson Nancy Johnson Bernrce Kraemer Leonard Hemmench Robert Buckrngham Barbara BIsck THIRD ROW Carol Arnold Helen OBrIen Cordelra Bxrd Rlchard Jump Pat Steffenson Nolan Hanson Edrth Mc Farren Ruth Malm Exleen Olson Maybelle Thompson Shxrley Walsh Darlene Brttman Sophre Sfhmld Charles Farrell JacquelIne Ketchum Arlene Peterson Dorothy Anderson Donna Rxder FOURTH Row Carol Tobxas John Etschens Bradley Johnson Ronald Brllett Brlly Lessman JackIe Fletcher Ronald Harpu Rodney Bethel Wallace Vogtman Janette Cox Verdean Fladland GPN ..,,f EIGHTH GRADE LEFT To RIGHT FIRST Row Kenny Hoffa Kenneth Hanson Juanxta DeBord Is am Ers IS Peggy Rutherford Delores Madsen Darlene Shervherm Sharon Hearty Renee Sunde LaVonne Watt Mary Ann WIlkIns Martha Moon Mxchael Kyllonen Rrchrad Madsen Mrtchell Kyllonen Rhernart Holland Walter Rogers SECOND Row Helen Waldorf Ruth Potter Jamce Carson Jane Morvrlle Sharon Everhart Beverly Rrder Betty Skmdeldecker Marlys Noltxng Bertha Buckmgham Glenn Bellrud Barbara Harsha LaVonne sltl Leone Town Sue Ann Greer Patrrcla Sanderson Beverly Hatch THIRD ROW Evelyn Brown LOUISE Breezee Janlce Boyer LaVonne Erschens Mary Jean Shepard Lorrame Moore Bob Shepard Robert Cox John Summers Roger Hoefs Robert Stevens Clyde Smxth Darrell Delaney George Brttman FIQHCIS Pachel FOURTH Row Sharon LEWIS Nancy Helten Carolyn Meyers Joan Johnson Patty Peabody Sharon Haynes Lloyd Nerdermexer Gary Condrff Tommy Town Melvm Dxckerson Eugene Anderson Melvm Schaupp Clarence Schmltz RIchard Gltchel Alvm Armbruster 1 W 5' 25 ff -' r l 'E' Q? Gene Nei, Mr. Mathrc, Ivan Crandall 3 l 4 C0 captam Gene NCI Cu etptun lun Crandtll Btll Therson rrbht half Gene Net left half Paul Henry nght end Bob Kmg, nght tackle john Clark rxght guard Ned Greer left guard L-4 Thus year Park Rapids parttcrpated rn the newly formed Lake Regron conference Coach Mathre reported an mexpernenced team wrth the exceptrons of co captatns Gene Net and Ivan Crandall Park Raprds proved that they were out to wm as they downed Bemrdjr 12 6 tn the season s opener Thus was the frrst tnme that the Panthers have defeated the Lumberjacks smce the two teams have met on the Sfldlfon Next on the Park Rapnds lrst was wrth the Staples Rarlroaders They ran out of steam we won 18 7 K Y . def' a x I 1 v ' N 4' 9 1 I it E .t4A.:. L, X t A l C15 l Q t ' ff - ' f .M ' 332' t ' L L xt rf w I . V U ' .34 r Z ,A 1, . Q x Q ' f I fig, .1 . I Q, G . . . . i , - . ww , 51955429 552555 LEFT To RIGHT: FIRST Row: Roger Schmaus, James Thelen, Allan Oines, Fred Karberg, Francis Craig, George Weekley, Sylvester Eischens, and joel Eddy. SECOND Row: Don Michels, Don Gottsman, Bob Frazey, Arnold Knight, FILM CLUB The Projectionist Cluli was organized in the fall of 1950. The purpose of the club is to operate the film projectors to show films to various school classes and other outside groups. The officers elected were: President-joel Eddy, Secretary- Francis Craig. Mr. O'Bannion, assisted by joel and Francis, is the adult advisor who trains the operators. Miss Lindberg has charge of the scheduling of the films. Emblems are given for a minimum of seventeen hours of operation. aa. rr.. If Don Saima, and Albert Schraw. F 'fv ' , 9 ,. 5 tr , 1 ay ... . , I ' JE V M f 'i . 0 - jf, , ,iQ.E5f,,..,. It A -.- I- n .1 I-'r will tp. fi s 1 l i SW: In 3 A -Q f -' T . 5' F . ii i . A,,'?.., 'Luz 9332 3 1 H A .'3s?'.,.v..,,, ,QL ar iil?f'f'f57 U ' .....-.. 'T 1, 'Qi f .. is fu-cv U G3 SENIOR CHEERLEADERS dd JUNIOR CLASS PLA Y FIRST ROW Mildred Safratowich Joyce Kimball Dick Sunde Mary Ellen johnson Bob Blanchard Dons Anderson Mary Robinson STANDING Carl Maas Patty Mack Harold Sartam Dick Haberer Guy Enabnit Doris Wiese Christine Anderson Gloria Becker Verna jean Harsha Gloria Weeding H'-sax-3 W if 2. 'ph 1' 1 FIRST ROW: D. Wilson, P. Kimball, P. Hughes, M. Wyland, F. johnson. SECOND Row: R. Kraus, N. Knoblock, J. Rohwer, L. Thelen, G. Woodward, B. Summers. Missing: C. Greer. If UNE-ACT PLA Y LEFT T0 RIGHT: Don Michels, Pat Hughes, Dean Smith, Duane Wilson. On March 8, 1951 the local speech contest was held in the rumpus room of the High School. Of the twenty taking part in the contest these eleven were the winners over all: Manuscript Reading-joan McCollar and Pat Kimball, Dra- matic Reading-Pat Harris, Harold Sartin, Hum- orous-Margaret Maas, Marion Ashley, Oratory- William Karlson, Don Michels, Discussion-Carl Maas and joel Eddy, Original Oratory-Conrad Greer. On March 12th the local school won other district speech tournaments at Blackduck. These five received a superior rating and will go to the Reymond Meeting at Ershine, April 6-Marion Ashley, Pat Kimball, joan McCollar, joel Eddy, and Carl Maas. Due to the excellence of all who participated in the district contest Park Rapids won the district trophy. SPEECH WINNERS 'SJ LEFT To Rising Fmsr Row: Marion Ashley, Rat Kimball, joan McCollar, Maggie Maas, and Pat Harris. SECOHD Row: joel Eddy, Conrad Greer, Don Michels, and Bill Karlson. DUST OF THE ROAD by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman This year the Minnesota State High School League requires us to use serious plays. Dust of the Road is based on the story of judas and the thirty pieces of money he received for betraying Jesus. The action takes place in the living room of a well-to-do farmer and his wife. Each of the people goes to sleep and has a dream which causes them to profit by judas' experience. We entered this play in the district one-act play contest at Nevis, March 26th. The cast: Prudence Steele ........ Patty Hughes Peter Steele ................ Don Michels The tramp ................ Deane Smith Prudence's Uncle .... Duane Wilson Il A l fx FUTURE FARMERS UF AMERICA The following are members of the F. F. A.: Stanley johnson, Maynard Deliord, Arnold Knight, james Thelen, George Weekley, Dean Anshutz, john Young. Dean Carey, Donald Salma, Francis Craig, Wayne Herlitz, Bob Loy, Russell Hovdestad, Dave Schman, james Cumber, Steve Schwingler, james Pape, Donald Gottsman, jack Pritchard, Lee Newseriwander. Robert Stevens, Alan Oins, Fred Karberg, Dacle Schmid, Merle Karberg, Jerome Eischens, Rodney Miller, Nick Kueber, Albert Schraw, Sylvester Fischens, Richard Fieldson, Tom Eischens, Marse Kueber, jerry Cook, Carl Lymburner, Lyle Hawkins, Lyle Dennis, Charles Malin, Kenneth Lymburner, Mr. A. C, O'Bannion. The Future Farmers of America is an organization of boys interested in the study of vocational agriculture. This year there are thirty-nine paid up members. The Dairy -ludging team won third place, and the crops judging team won fourth place at Crookston. The chapter added a new team this year called the Wild Life which placed third at Detroit Lakes. The Vocational Agricultural Department is under thc' leadership of Mr. A. C. O'lSanion. The officers of the organization are Sylvester lfischens. president, Richard liielclson, vice-president, Albert Schraw, secretary, Nick Kueber, treasurer, Tom liischens, reporter, Cc .1 .1 v-I A 6 'Wa P Q 'Y i Lyle Hawkins, Nick Kueber, Tom Eischens. l T Albert Schraw, Bob Loy, Richard Fielclson. .. t gp W, X O x1 lug gg!-wwf GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIUN LEFT To RIGHT SEATED Barbara Kaufenberg Mildred Safratowich Patty Mack Lillian Meyer STANDING Pat Harris Marlene Kimball Rosemary Reasbeck Margaret Maas janet Rider Ruth Town Eloise Smith Doris Shackman Bonnie Bishop Nancy Nunn Anne Marie Roberts Frances Haley At the first meeting of the year the GAA elected the following officers Mildred Safratow ich president Patty Mack vice president Lillian Meyer secretary and Barbara Kaufenberg treas urer Since then GAA has been active in basket ball field ball and bowling They also sponsored a float in the Homecoming Parade and gave a pot luck supper. The GAA plans to have a picnic in the spring. The club has a membership of about twenty-five girls under the able leadership of Miss Skoe. ,L : , NM, ,, : VA.,-,,.. 3 i e . 5' Q tkw PANTHER PRINT STAFF LEFT To RIGHT STANDING: Margaret Maas, joan McCoIlar, Dorothy Wilkins, Margaret Valentine, Mrs. Miller, Bette Summers, jennifer Eddy, Gloria Becker, Mary Wyland, Sue Greer, Dick Haberer. LEFT To RIGHT SEATED: Pat Kimble, Helene Pfieter, Dora Nunn, Roger Schmaus, Pat Hughes, Harold Sartain, Corrine Collins, Conrad Greer, Joyce Knapp. The Panther Prints which is ubl' h d b th 1 b h activities for each school year. P is C Y e Press cu sums up t e The annual subscription campaign was held this fall which is the sole support of the paper. The paper IS also managed and edited entirely by students under the supervision of Mrs. Miller. LIBRARY CLUB SEATED LEFT To RIGI-IT: Hilma Hughes, Betty Massie, Galen Tidrick, Francis Craig, Roger Schmaus, Lewis Ackerman. STANDING: Bernadette Eischens, Carol Hanson, Elizabeth Manners, Duane Thorpe, john Skeffington, Clark Witter, jerry Fuller. The purposes of the Library Club are assisting Miss Lindberg in keeping the library in order and helping students to find the library materials they want. There are fifteen members in the Library Club. Roger Schmaus is President, Betty Massie is Vice-President, and Bernadette Eischens is Secretary-Treasurer. SPRING CONCERT Under the able dnrectron of Mr Garland Loclc rem the Senror Chorr IH therr Royal Blue Robes xssued rn the Sprrng Concert by a xarred program uhnch showed thelr musncal trarnrng m tone l ll SODA POP SPECIAL UNIOR BAND Wxth an arrangement by the Rudxments of J Musrc class thrs group prouded the concert with Thus promrsrng group of young people ex Pure Comedy exen though rt was hampered by hrbrtel thexr talents rn thenr second appearmce absence of sexeral members There was .1 noticeable rmproxement slnee their rnrtnal performance P SENIOR BAND Wxth the rare rnsxght of Drrector Lockrem IH seleetnon of the program made rt possrble for the Senror Band to be presented rn one of rts out standnng performances One of the greatest rm prowements notrced oxer past appearances was the brrllrant sparlclm Brass sectxon The er if P cussnon sectrons vsere at thelr usual form of per fectnon JUNIOR cr-rom The well tramed Chou: under the drrectron of Mrss Jeanette Beardsley demonstrated rare tonal qualrty rn therr second concert Those who had seen the wonderful performance of thrs group IH the Chrxstmas program were not drsappomted Watch them for valuable replacements rn the benror Cholr gg anno A91 fl M Here comes the band In orange and black arrayed And majorettes in gold and white X5 Wy yyvfj J,lA,fjfl:ead,,,g the parade JJ x he big bass drum goes boom The trombone slides go back and forth And trumpets blaze away N, In musical display AR! A The prccolo goes tweet Loud are the Sousaphones With chromatic runs from clarmets And saxes mellow tones The French horns add allure The barrtones smooth voice With the steady rhythm of marching feet All make our band so choice There are bands of many kinds And of course they all are grand But to me the grandest one of all Is the P R High School Band With the close of the 1949 50 school year the band went mto its summer program A concert was played in the band shell each Thursday evening Besides regular concerts the band participated in several parades the first being the District Legion Convention Parade at Cass Lake and led the brg P R 4th of uly Parade ending at the fair grounds m a downpour of ram Thanks to the National Guard the band was loaded into G I trucks and hauled safely back to the school Next the band yourneyed to St Cloud and marched in the Pioneer Days Parade The parade lasted one hour and thirty eight minutes with twenty seven bands and drum and bugle corps With the opening of school the band found itself extremely busy with marching preparations Three half time shows were planned and presented during the football season Band lights were purchased and the Homecoming show was built around the lights on the caps with the field lights out The various formations were the heart the rose and the crown the entire performance m honor of Queen jill Instrumentation rn the band has become more complete this year wrth the addition of an alto clar met and a baritone saxophone The first concert was presented by the junior and Senior bands Some of the highlights of the concert were the debut of new Sam Browne belts a bedtime story narrated by Tom Sawyer who rs now a member of the U S Navy the Men From Mars complete with flying saucer Qwhrch didnt Hyj E fers Holiday a prccolo solo by Margaret Valentine and a trumpet trro On March 30th the band journeyed to Detroit Lakes to give an exchange concert to the Detroit Lakes I-hgh School A good time was had by all and upon return we had to face the camera of Mr Chnstlanson again for the Annual ' 1 My i gl Q . . 4 . 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J Q N O 'u ' Q ' RISTMAS PRUGRAM fr X W ' -,,,, ff x it V 1 W, At our Chrrstmas Program December 19 vue mrtrated our new chorr gowns Therr 3800 worth was earned last year and th1s year by sales from concerts magazmes and a mrnstrel show O Come O Come Ye Emmanuel was the theme of the Chrrstmas Program It was carried out by a banner around the top of the audrtorrum The motrve of O Come O Come Ye Emmanuel was mysterrously sung by the mstrumental people and the echo effect And then as processronal as the junror Chorr mounted the stands the Senior Chorr sang the chorale O Come O Come Ye Emmanuel The program was drvrded up rnto four parts the Prophecy of the blrth of Chrrst the Annuncratron of the Angel Gabrrel foretellrng to Mary of the blrth of the Savror the Natrvrty or the manger scene the Adoratron when the Shepherds and Wrsemen came rn prarse and adoratron The scrrpture message was read by Reverend Harrrs The junior and Senror Choirs sang numbers corresponding w1th the Christmas story A huge backdrop reachrng from the cerlrng to the floor of the audrtorrum deprctrng a chancel of a church was parnted by Mr Lochrem and hrs helpers The large apprecratxve audrence that attended gave everyone who had worked so hard a feelmg of satrsfactlon W' Q: Q 1 9 a a J an W ' 4 els ' I sl 1 . 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Va 44, ..f fl f ,C :- ,: 1 ,f..,x,l'-ty Q 5 ri i 5 ,l Y 3537, 5 K r :Ii C -'r I X - ,Q ,,, , f - - l C. oV -WJ H',,f-115,14 'mawwf' no us A large group of persons turned out for the first meetmg of chorus after school started As there were so many xt was rmpossrble to have them all rn the chorus so elrmmatron was conducted by tryouts A group of 71 were selected When the year started we had a green bass sectxon but gradually they rmproved and were good by the end of the year lt was a fme addrtxon to the cholr We had a remarkable tenor sectron for a hxgh school choxr The alto sectnon was an expernenced sectxon wxth a rxch mellow tone and because of rt they learned qurckly There were many new grrls m the soprano sectxon nevertheless by the end of the year they held a good clear tone The Last Sprmg by Grieg was our best choral number of the year and we repeated Beautnful Savror wrth Dons Ander son on the solo part by the request of many The Bemxdlr Music Fcstrval was held Aprxl 13 and on May 12 were pnvnleged to attend the Concord1a Sprmg Choral Festrval where we sang The Last Sprmg We were one of the three high school chorrs outsrde of Fargo and Moorhead to be honored wxth the mvntatxon Gradually we are gettlng a reputatnon as a fxne choral group lil' 'X +1 c. emu. :fx .NN X Exx' Q-lg? Q56 f ix Gerald Roepke, Joyce Kopp, Floyd DeMaris, Ted Wilde, Dan Dearborn. JUNIOR CHEERLEADERS fu .Y-'. - -7-'7'.. I.L2, SAFETY PA TRUI. LEI-T To RIGIIT: FIRsT Row: joyce Patten, Peggy Rutherford, joan Fiedler, Hazel Wright, Delores Madsen, Robert Malm, Larry Engel, john Brakken, Rodney Nordberg, Sandra Watterinan, Larry Bailly, Donald Senescall, Edward Eckes, Roger Winters, Mitchell Kyllonen, Roy Klicker, Edna Moore. SECOND ROW: Beverley Rider, Beverly Robbins, Ivan Holmquist, Karen Brakken, D-1lC KHUISUU. Louie Collins, Don Enabnit, Nolan Hanson, Richard jump, Alonzo Watt, Bernice Kraemer, Nancy johnson, Ruth Malm, Dorothy Anderson, Donna Rider, I.aVonne Sitz, LaVonne Whitt, janet Langguth, judy Ottarson. THIRD ROW: Richard Peterson, Roger Calev. Gloria Condiff, Rodney Bethel, Bob Buckingham, juanita DeBord, Ruth Potter, Clyde Smith, Nancy Helten, Alvin Armhruster, Gary Condiff, Melvin Dickson, john Sumners, Maybelle Thompson, janet Cox, jacqueline Ketchum, Robert Stevens, Roger Hoefs. This year the safety patrol supervisors were Miss Radosevich and Mr. Monico. The girls captain was Shirley Walsh, co-captain, Edith McFarren, boys captain, Louie Collins, co-captain, Richard jump. The duties of the patrol are to direct children in the safe crossing of streets and highways. Those taking part in the patrol are in the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades. Members of the junior Chorus: Dorothy Anderson, Alvin Armbruster, Carol Arnold, Douglas Baxter, Barbara Bisek, Darlene Bittman, janice Boyer, Tommy Brown, Bertha Buckingham, Robert Buckingham, Dorothy Ann Buss, janice Carson, Newell Carson, King Cook, janette Cox, juanita DeBord, Don Enabnit, Charles Farrell, jack Fletcher, Ken Gottsman, Marcella Hanson, Barbara Harris, Barbara Harsha, Beverly Hatch, Sharon Haynes, Sharon Hearty, Nancy Helten, jack Henderson, judy jacobson, joan johnson, Nancy johnson, Richard jump, Bernice Kraemer, Betty Kurth, jacqueline Ketchum, Penny Kyllonen, janet Langguth, Delores Madsen, Hope Martin, Robert Malm, Ruth Malm, Edith McFarren, Martha Moon, judy Mtrntgomery, Lor- raine Moore, Marianne Moos, Marlys Nolting, Eileen Olson, Helen O'Brien, Patty Peabody, Arlene Peterson, Ruth Potter, Beverly Rider, Donna Rider, Marilyn Rooney, Patricia Sanderson, judy Schmiedeberg, Mary jean Shepard, Darlene Shervheim, joanne Sitz, I.aVonne Sitz, Patricia Steffenson, Renee' Sunde, Sharon Terhark, Mae Belle Thompson, Carole Tobias, Shirley Walsh, La- Vonne Watt, Mary Ann Wilkins, Hazel Wright. Park Fir Pirk Park Prrk Park Rapids Rapids Rapids Ripids Rapids R rpids Bcmidyi Stiplcs Iona Prairie Wtdcni Alulndria Detroit Lakes The Panthers then journeyed to Long Prairie where they decisively defeated a gallant foe 46 with Coach Mathre emptying the bench Then came homecoming with the Wadena Indians providing the opposition This was one of the most exciting and hotly contested games of the season with Park Rapids making their Homecoming complete by scalping the Indians 20 14 f,. li mb Loy fullback 'if ' A' '35 Tom Sawyer quarter back Conrad Greer cent: Dick Sunde left tackle i f Vs ,,,x QA T 13 A u lvan Crandall left end The Panthers then invaded the lair of the Alexandria Cardinals and were handed their first defeat of the season by a score of 25-13. The Hnal game of the season was with the conference leader Detroit Lakes. After a bitterly fought and scoreless first half, the Lakers pushed over a T.D., and a safety to win 8-0. So ended a very successful season, for a very spirited team, with a record of four wins and two defeats. Special mention should be given to Coach Mathre and assistant Coach Monico for turning out one of the school's better teams. LEFT To RIGHT FIRST Row Trdnck D Kmg Patton Buckanag,a Bethel Krrkland jones Benham Dunn Green SECOND ROW Manager Wrtter Maas 1 Thexsen Klrcker Sorenson Olsen Kruse Sawyer Thorpe Rohwer Mrlde Manager Burlmgame THIRD ROW Coach Greer Clark Coach Mathre LEFT To RIGHT FIRST Row Paul Henry B111 Olsen Conrad Greer Tom Sawyer Gene Ner Ned Greer Ted Wrlde SECOND ROW B111 Therson Duane james Wayne Allen Galen Trdrrck Duane Thorpe Ivan Crandall Bob Kmg Monieo, B. Ising, Henry, Nei, Teterson, ,Loy, B. ,Theison, Allen, Sunde,.Crandall, N. Greer, C. BTEAM LEFT To RIGHT FIRST Row D Benham D Kmg j Buckanaga A Kruse j Dunn T Rohwer B Patton SFCOND Row D Sorenson j Thexsen j Green C jones T Knrkland G Bethel LFr'r To RIGHT FIRST Row L Collms B johnson R jump M johnson D Wastlund SECOND ROW N Hanson D SmIth D Anderson j Casey Cn Bgllcrud R McCollor T Blshop j Hcnry THIRD Row Manager D Fletcher D Dulamy C Cox P Achoff G Condrff A Thorpe, C Malm C SmIth Coach McDowell ' . , . . , . , . , . , . y . , . . 1 . . , . , . , . , . , . - rv ' ,- . . . . , . , . , . , . . . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . V. ., . . .. . ' . . . , . , , , . , . , . . , . , . 5:91 V Q Krusgv 1 fi! Q 4 'Z. fw2 .-'WJ ff, 3, 4 , ff if , W .. V, 5? v W , M J A . K , A .Q ef .. . gg-3552 ....,' 1 'f b , .fx , ' 1, Q, V ,,..f' A 1 Wcuwdward b r ' M A 4 . , W i ' K 11L.jfQL5g.1gagg g 42 :if L 1 ,qs D, , ji f.J '!5' , 1 ,L K ,. x ai-,W -ap, - any A , 'QV ms A 51' k yi , . ' L' 'Ff'fzL,u YVVV y . ,. 4' ' Y L, ' Man! 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' A 4--,,,,,.f' STANDING Mr Mathre Dzle Sorenson Dnld Wrlkrns Tom Rohwer jerry Dunn Charles jones KNFFLING jerry Smlth Dlek Westlund Clrl Malm Don Benham Harold Colllns jim Henry Thxs years edltxon of Panther Basketballers had only one return1n5 letter man The blggest handicap of the team was thenr general lack of experxence Also this years team lacked hexlght but much of the difference was made up for wrth a lot of fight and by playmg a fast breaknny, style of ball Don CODLllfT and Gary Woodward were the only senlors on the team The hrst fixe eonslst me of Carl Maas Larry Cheney Russ Hoydestad Chuck Smith and Drck Sunde wrll all be back next year Rounding out the first team were Alan Kruse a yunror two sophomores Dean Klrcker and Chuck ones and Carl Malm a fresh man The scorxny., department as led by Hoy destad and Cheney Hoydestad led the team rn the Conference scoring wrth an ay erage of thxrteen polnts The hrghllehts of the season were the games with Wadena Walker and lrazee Althousn we lost many aeree the Walker game was the best of the campaign 9 9' fb L, -f , 2 19 NN N LEFT T0 RIGHT FIRST ROW Mr McDowell D Wyland H Rex Cxpt j Mcrnke K Kulbranson R johnston and Mr Connelly SFCOND Row j Brshop j Thustn A Kmght and T Larsen The year of the deep snows kept rce on Frsh Hook Lake untxl class plcnxc trme It also kept the Panther thmclads practrcxng mdoor drllls plus the jaunt to the Red Brxdge Much to the dxsappoxntment of Rxchard Wyland Ralelgh ohnston Warren Larsen and Kelth Gulbranson the famous two m1le relay part of the Beaver Relay was cancelled xt seems that Park Rap1ds IS the wrnner of that event year after year Gene Ner who was tosslng the platter for prrze wmnmg drstances was also rn for dlsappomtment at the can celllng of the St johns meet However nn the Lakes Region Conference Ne: took first place along wrth a bevy of medals Finally warm weather made possxble for grand performances from our speed merchants namely Bucky Memke Harley Rex erry Blshop and Russ Hoxdestad Tlmber r r there goes Arnold Knlght over the wooden cross bar for a first place ln the drstrrct Captam Bucky Melnke dommated the drstrxct meet wrth a shot put of ox er forty feet All rn all Memke an hrs team mates led the Panthers to a very satlsfymg season 3 Krug W . . . , . J , 7 - I Y Q - , x I ' ' ' x ' 9 v : V Q x J V 1 - . y . Z ' ' ' l. Q ' , ' d if , . f '42 mf f Q, kv Y 'f ' ' .4-QQ ' l N- 43.2. 3 Hy. : . W t k W .V A 4? cf at -I: , .Viv .5 T, 3 tfi:rL 'gf V. lf ' fl li. If l . .K '-5 F +1a..r W L-aw C Li ,alt tg Wi-.1 ,gn aes, -T . - at -W ' P f wi 5 . 'te H 2 FlYlU8 Saufef- With the greatest of ease. Comms 'Wei' HUMECUMING UF '50 This year's Homecoming will probably be long remembered as one of the most colorful and exciting in the history of Park Rapids. The traditional bonfire, put on by the Freshman Class, was a great success, concluded by the usual Snake Dance. One of the most inspiring events of all the festivities was the crowning of our Homecoming Queen, jill Rohwer. The football game, which was the main attraction, ended the day with a glorious victory over the Wadena Hlncliansf' The score in favor of the Panthers, was 20-14. been 513 i .., A Y ., 4 1 A .:-e Y , ,NV ' 7 jf UUR SPUNSURS f eff J LJ ...M- f X. ai. UWX A Tm S C, d O, od EuHP.S P000 MARKET FEEDS SEEDS FLOUR Q hy G szr FULLERS TACKLE SHOP HEIMAHKS IEWELRY ongratu ations rom Com llmenff 0 EREENES ZPRUSEIEY MARSHALL MUTUH EU. J X f 9 we if :KT if , N- E E in 5' A i 4' nE i,fTlf: ! x ' d -Q1 'an Se fn' ,Z Q x if - ' -W sg: ' WILKINS BUMMISSIUN UU. 'Bef' Wff'7ffF'0 ' tan ar i Pr ucts - - uai roceries and Meats Best Wishes to the Class of , rom For Distinctive Jewelry , f C 1 ' F P' f , 'S d 5 fi Y S d S1 66 S ' HUBBARD OOUNTY CO-OP Service Station -- Bulk Deliveries Groceries Best Wishes From UUNALD M. HUUSTUN, M. U. Physician and surgeon Congratulations From DRISCOLL S CAFE B Dep r SIIUE IIUSPITAL 207 W Znd 4 Andy K Ig dr O n ISSACSON S FURNITURE 8 BOTTLEGAS P k R pd Pho 166 J Best W b F RUTHEREORD HARDWARE F gld e Appll n THE EIU SHUP P k Th r g Byrb Br P ,f1:pd2fyfmt BEN FRANKLIN FRANK S BARBER SHOP F a lc S h STEAK Y HOUSE Southen F d Sh mp HEYugo M N Webb f L ENGSTRUM S OIL CO Highway 34 and G N R R THE ROBERTSON LUMBER CO We tbH B Pt Coa Best Wishes F H W WILKINS nd dOlBlkDrb CIILUGAN SUFT WATER SERVICE 50 E 1tSt Ph ne 103 STATE BANK OF PARK RAPIDS 1 Bank g In 902 b F D gtul os AMERICAN LAUNUHY Ph n 269 Bet Wsbe F MORVIUE S GRUCERY Open E en ngs and S days 9 . - Phone 61-J Cabs - us o Us 0 ' W er ' is es rom ar 3 i 5 ne - ri ' air 'a ces u e es ar ea re Bld . one - ar a i s, in o ' ' rom 0 0 Sta ar i u is ri utor r n c eerer, Owner QQ 1, 5 . s . o Barbecued Ribs - Chicken r rie ri . . on, wner 1 ile .onHy.71 ' . Genera in surance Since 1 Mem er . . I. C. ff 1, or ess , . 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RIIHWER l.ITTI.E'S GARAGE Hudson Dealer ,,,' , ,- E- Q'i4Q..f,flQfl55E2fl:Zf1 Phone IISIIIHQ CII, VERNS RADIII AND EIECIRIC SERVICE Locker Service - Wholesale Meats Cold Storage Vernon G Szuszltzky Best Wlfhes From Hotpomt Apphances Electrlc Wlrlng Phone 169 IDAINBCW INN Best Wzsbes From CIIIIIIC IIIIIEIIN EIIICN IIIMES Socony Vacuum Bulk Agent Phone 101 Park Rapxds 6at!ozaD4ozq For the Best in Dazry Product: Call 105 A L WESTLUND jeweler R C A Vlctor Radlos PARK RAPIDS SEED HUUSE Hardy Northern Grown Seeds Park Rapxds IIIIIIEMIIIIIII Ml Illl Al ARIS George Klenfgen M D Physlcxan and Surgeon Vernon Shuckart D D S Dentlst Robert McCurdy O A Optometr st I 1 7 I ee ' U ' a , ' rr - - an T 1 f 1 1 J J J L . . , . ., I . , . . ., . , . ., 1 I .QQ mf If-'I 51 :gf I Ili R II -I I qu. I I ' E IL - ' A ..,,,., , , , , . 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Home a e Goodies- Our ow B d , Best ishey from Best of Luck to Class o ' rom 0 o RERS IIARRER SIIIII3 ERIIIIL IIALL IIIIUAIIIIII ANU SIAIIII 4' A M UU' IIIE EIIIZEIIS AAIIIIIIAL RAAIIA IIHRISIENSIIN MACHINE SHIIP WN55 FEED AND IMPIEMENT MINN SUTA UW B AND ZELLER S SERVICE STATIUN NIIRIHERN LAKES REALIY 8 SALES IIII HUBBARD IIUUNIY IUURNAL ERIEEIII RARIII ANR ELEEIIIIII PURE IIIIIR SIIIRE IAMES A WWSUN THE FPLAZEY S ARVANIIIS BARBER SHIIP PARK BAIIIIS BAMEIIY Hong oMMffy Bread PARK RAPIDS BGWLING LIINES US Cyef, WIICI' Gen and Joe O'Leary Knnsnnriiiiiiiiiiznimiii smnf no'i3iSiEFiimNN Compliments of Compliments of 1 Chevrolet and Buick Dealers 1 D 1 1 1 0 ' 0 J 4 5 N , T? our H Member F. D. I. C. Pups ln Rugs Chlll Burgers park Ra ids French Fried Chicken P Machine Work - Welding Allis CISIImers -MI-Iirgnman Milkers Phone 98-W mnesota ac mery Cgmplimenfy of Best Wishes From E I' E IIUHT U0 7 Congratulations From MOBIL GAS - MOBIL OIL . Compliments of Compliments of Park Rapids Phone 320 Best Wishes From BCS! Wifhff FTOW1 Attorney Compliments of Good Luck From , . I Best Wishes From PF f ' - ' DH IUHN EILER ., 4 PAHI4 IIHPIIIE GLASS E PAINT EU FIELDMAN S EAM MEYHIS HHINIIHHE SIUHE 'W' M I s l S yD P PIcRpd k f5IF WIIUNE PRUUUUE RAPIDS TEXII00 SERVICE PARK nnrms Mncnmf snow I d A V y W g dl M I1 W f All KNAPP HEATING AND PIUMBING r W h S ANDERSON S GROCERY IlII'I I'AGE DRESS YIIIIP 10 STP t PARK nnrms snus co dMl C I GAMBLES McFARREN IMPLEMENT CO yF E yd P-ED UWL enum F Jonsson Publlc Accountant ax Consu tant Park Rapnds Y . 'J . . 'jj Con ratulatzons l'rom . Con ratulations From , Bargains Ever ay hone 237 ar 3 i 5 Good Luc to the Class o ' rom Comp ete Car Service Everett-Frazee Leonar . r . . . 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