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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1957 volume:

'f :lv --a.. L,-,. Nqw-.i-Q.-N X . , V ,.- , . f .1 xx 1,1 f, . yi X ,rv ,,Z':f nv? -4...-..,-.1-. Forward Deducahon School Life Annual Sfaff Faculfy TABLE OF CONTENTS Sensor Pages Under Classmen Sports Achvrhes Speech PARK RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL PARK RAPIDS MINNESOTA ,43R', 28 32 34-46 48 54 55 58 IE-Ol'W3l'C! 'Q 'gli' U1 Ihf rdllors o ilu 197 I 1 1 cmtzcr pwsfnf this bool. lo you ln tlu ho 0 P that fllfflllgll puturrs and 1lfIfIl1!',S the mel portray Pd norms o xour hzgjz school days arf' . 4 Q V ' 1 Ni' L. -Q , x , -I ,Vigil .-w'lAV , X, 1, X I .A I ,. K If , '-.. I 7, , . A h, . 2 I 1 '- 1 V 1 ' f V, 'f V- DECJICG tion 415-Sq,,,, sw 1 We, the Senzors o PRH 9 wzsh to dedzcate our annual to Mrs Wzlson I ormerly Joan Fzemannj or her outstandmg guidance as our class adusor during our ,Iuruor year Well never orget how she worked with us on our banquet and homecomzng Wzth this dedlcatzon we wish to show our appreczatzon to a uonder ul rzend and teacher Thanks for a job well done 0 r V b A s 6 M '- ', Zy' I I h K V . fifth 7 f 1 I ' , ' I I 9 . Foreign Exchange program .. Mag, 1-' or V s..f-1 leanne Forsythe Diane Chermak Sharon Rider For the past year Park Rapids has participated in the Foreign Exchange Program which is sponsored by the American Field Service. Our first student is Isamu lFrankl Ueda who came from Japan and has become quite a fixture in the student body. He has successfully carried English ll, Chemistry, Trigonometry, So- cial Studies, American History, Physics and while doing so has found time to dabhle in typing and participate in wrestling and baseball. This summer the Junior Class will send one of its members to a foreign country in the Summer Exchange Program. This student will have a wonderful experience and return to Park Rapids for the senior year full of the experiences of such a trip. The Foreign Exchange Program is sponsored by the Student Council and money to cover the cost is given by various civil and fraternal organizations, individual gifts and work projects. Plans are under way at the present time to continue the program for another year. sk iEii li'g - A n r. f- 7. .xx Row 1: Audrey Shores, Ida Bisek, Linda Clark, Sheryl Chatfeld, Ralph Hanson. Row 2: Mary Pekarek, Diane Chermak, Sharon Rider, Jeanne Ralph HUVISUH Forsythe, Don Meyers. r r-:FW SENIOR HEALTH COUNCIL Row 1: Lois Rider, Annette Whiteberg, Judy Grover, m00f sm loan Pritchard. Row 2: Linda Laine, Judith Harsha, NLRSES ASSISTANTS Barbara Bateman, lean Christojerson, Linda Broad- bent. How 1: Sharon Wright, Donna Horstman, lean Christ oferson, Linda Broadbent. Row 2: Pat Thelen Carol Miller, Edith Hoefs, Arlene Wefers, Sandra Shackman annum I , 3. el A A A 5 nf' 565 J 3 1 JUNIOR HEALTH COUNCIL t 1 Q Row 1: Josephine Mattson, V Judy Olson, Betty Sudbury. B ' Row 2: Betty Klicker, Carol ' Chilstrorn, Norma Parks. Row 3: Kay Fletcher, Madette Res- sler, Terry Could, Marilyn Nelson. lnspection om -7, CTQSTODIANS Mike Galles Bob Ruhnke and Perry Donovan sf X lime o o Bob Rezac x :' 4' We're here. rs. V N 'Q Our day begins. 13 Film time. if We see a film. We get our chow. fu' ,fm 5 Chow line. Lecture?? What are you making? , N, We were hungry. 1' Cooks, left to right: Mrs. Vulllzrerht Mrs. Farrell. Mrs. Ilvnrv. Mrs. Del zer. 41 Measuring for caps and gowns. All set for me: Style show. 1 The art class does it. Giving a .skit over PA system. Good-bye. See you tomorrow. Annual Staff Row l Linda Lazne Marilyn Wznskowskt Nona Johnson Betty Btshop Qharon Engel Annette Whzteberg Row 2 Judy Ottarson Linda Larson Karen Sorenson Lots Rtder Elaine Harju ,loan Waldorf Row 3 Jane Eller Marlene Putzzer Joan Nunn lean Wzlkms Helen Chrzsto erson Rows 4 Sharon Wright Sylua McPherson bheryle Denman Daud Vzk Betty Malm Jean Chrzst o erson Row 5 Gloria Cond: Delores Iongerbone Judy Helten Joann Helten lanzee Holscher The annual staff has worked hard th1s year 1n trymg to brlng to you the best of the school year 1n the presentatlon of the annual We have lrled to wrlte up and capture the best of the school year May thls remam as a hls tory and a constant remlnder of memorable events and happenmcs ln your school llfe JOAN NUNN VIOLA SAIMA DELORES LONGERBONE Copy Edttor Art Edztor Layout Sport Edttor Photography ' rr A , .. A? , V H A i Y u V ,,, l A . b V . . O r S 5 L 1? Q. Q ky . rr A fa Q. 'W ' V E7 5 ff l rr ' Y : - T 4 5 v , . . , A , . 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Q X 'K , ,W A Richard Axelson Sr. Social Studies St. Cloud Teachers Francis Connelly Mathematics, Track U. of No. Dak. Kathryn Hendrickson lr. Eng., Social Studies St. Cloud Teachers Jeanette Beardsley .lr. High and Vocal Music St. Cloud Teachers Orville Evju fr. High, fr. Band Maysville State Harold Johnson Sr. Science Concordia Melvin Bergmann Art St. Cloud Teachers Joan Fiemann Wilson Home Economics Concordia .lohn Johnson lr. High Mathematics Moorhead State 'fb 'i 19.19 Richard Jones Sr. Eng., Psychology U. of Iowa Violet Miller Commercial, Panther Prints St. Cloud Teachers Lowell Stagg Sr. High English, Speech B.S.T.C. I2 Earl Kolke Hist., Drivers Training Concordia Robert Muehlenbeck Jr. Eng., Soc. Studies No. Ill. State Robert Underwood Vocational Agriculture U. of Minn. Edwin Lundmark Industrial Arts B.S.T.C. Annabelle Murphy .lr. High and French U. of Minn. Not Pictured Martin Mathre Sr. High, Ath. Dir., Football Luther Charles Parrish Boys Phy. 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' 'K .1 - 1 - ' 'X '11-?',.lliigf A - . V ,,. , : V Q hx F A A , ' 'X S L 'V . i ' '. , , , . x XXX! ,1 rl' ' ' ' f AX V 2 ' Q s Q D Q w f N - T , - 1 ...Aw gf V .fl f ,. N ., , j K4 1 x .A .- ,vi . X1 sa J, ,..f 3 , , , If V1 H,-H, A Lx , f XX , ff M-MGM LOUIE BREEZEE Joe Ambition-To own and operate the biggest Hartz Super Market in the country. Chl Do you al- ways have to talk. Film Club 1, 2, 33 F.F.A. 1, 2: Bus Patrol 1, 2. 3. I4 I A 31 . 1 X. 1 LARRY BAILLY Ambition-Dentistry. Band l, 2, 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3. NIARY BAKER Ambition-To travel. That's tough. Pep Club 2. BARBARA BATEMAN Barb Ambition-Be the first woman driver to win the auto raves. We'll have a ball. Library Club 1: Ski Club l, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Jr. Class Play 23 Health Counril 2, 3: Drama Club 23 Annual Staff 2, 3: Pep Club 23 Bus Patrol 2g Cirl's Choir 2. ROBERT BECKER Bob Ambition-Suveeecl in life. Band 1, 2, 34 F.F.A. lg Ski club 1, 2, 3: Senior Class Play. JERRY BERGMAN Bergie Ambition-Have my own game reserve. Basketball 2, 3g Football 2. CILBERT BISEK Gil Ambition-Get the most out of life. Band 1, 2. 3: Ski Club l, 2, 31 Male Choir 2: .lr. Class Play 2. BETTE BOYER Ambition-To be a success in a business office. Brother you can say that again. Band 1, 2, 33 Girl's Choir 29 Office Assistant 33 Clarinet Quartet 3. BONNIE BREEZEE Breezy Ambition - To be- rome an airline worker. Ohl lglother Macreef' Cafeteria 2, ROGER CALEY Rag Ambition-Success. Football 1, 2, 35 Basket- ball lg Wrestling 33 Class President 1. I .0 .5 '99 vita, 5' 'll s RUTH CARL Rufus Ambition - Perry Como's private secretary. Oh! come now. Ushers Club 1: Nurse's assistant 1: G.A.A. 1. 675-if -.g ' 49 'US DOUGLAS DICKINSON Hub Ambition - To be rich and happy. F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Film Club 1, 2, 3: Baseball 2, 3. og BONNIE f1ARI'EN'l'IiR u iggl4's f'lt11lrItion-fl'o bf- a Q4 ' u ussful I'.II.I. My-nt and gr-t llitvlwd. Choir l. 2. 3: tfllf-e'l'lezt1ling: I. 2. fl: Sewti-t 2. Il: Pi-p Club 12, 3: Ilirl's tltoir 2: C.:X.:'l. I. lII'il.I'lN CIIRIS'I'0FI-'ICIISUN f.'l1rix Anibition- To bt- six In-vt tall. 'I'rue. Panther Prints I. 2. 3: Nurses Assist- ant 2: Future Tr-at-lwrs of hue-rira I: Library tllub fl: -Xnnual Staff 3. CLORI X CONIJIFIJ AmbitionATo live a s11m'f-ss- ful life. I just about dir-tl lauahingzf' Student Count-il I. 2. 3: Annual Staff 2. 3: Sr. Choir 2, 3: I'IOI'l'lt'4'0YT1lIlQl Ata tendant I: Cirl's Choir 2: Ski Club I. 2. 3: Class Yif-rf Presi- dent 3: Library Club 2: Sp:-et-ll I: II:-alth Cnunvil I: Per I lub I Sc I I -m 1 L.: .T 'nior fass Pla y. NORNIAN CONDIT lf'he't'lA' Ambition--To get a Corvette and money. Football I 2 'S .I ANICE DANII-ILSUN Jan Ambition-To be a su: vessful stenographer. Hon- estlyf' Band 1, 2. 3: Girl's Choir 23 Offire Assistant 3: Trumpet Trio 3: Girls County 23 Drivers Training 1. SHERYLE DENNIAN Sherry , Ambtion-To be sum'- cessful. Oh, for dumb. Pep Club 2, 3: Panther Prints 2, 33 OH'ice Assistant 3: Library Club 3: Annual Stall' 3. KATHLEEN DENNIS Kitty Ambition-To be a sur-vessful serretary. I or heavens sake. Annual Staff I: Drivers Training 3: Offive Assistant 2, 3: Senior Choir I: Girls State 2: Girls County 23 Honor Society 2, 3. f1HARl.0TTEDI-IYEREAUX Charlie Ambition-To travel and be hapny. Pep Club 2, 3: Annual Staff 33 Office Assist- ant 3. TESSIE DICKINSON Ambition-To be a sur- f-ess. Oflive Assistant 2, 3: Choir I. 2, 3: CirI's Choir 2. Q as 43' arf -Q-ff' NIARIANNE DIIISCOLI. Ambition - Stay on an English Saddle. Uh-huh. Drama Club 2: Speer-h 2: Choir 2: Panther Prints I: C.A.A. 1: Ski club I: De- bate 2: Cirl's Choir 2: Senior Class Play. I5 WILMA HANKS Bobbie Ambition - To work in Minneapolis. Pep Club 2: F.H.A. 2. I6 nn: 'J .lANE EILER Ambition-To deserve success. For the love of Mike. Band l, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Panther Prints l, 2, 3: Annual Staff 33 Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Drama Club Club 2, 3: Girl's Chorus 2: Pep Club 2: Speech lg Home- coming Attendant 3. BERNARQEISCHENS Bernie Ambition - Attend Harvey's wedding next sum- mer. Football l, 2, 3, Captain 3: Track 1, 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 2, 3: Class President 2, 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 3: Annual Staii l: Boys County 2. SHARON ENCEL Sheri fo Ambition'-To ride in a flying saucer with a Mar- tian. What do you want? Jr. Class Play: Student Coun- eil lg Girls County 2: Pep Club 2: Drama Club 2, 3: Li- brary Club l: Ski Club l, 2, 3: Annual Staff 1, 2, 3: Band 2, 3: Senior Class Play. SHARON ESKELSON Shari Ambition-Become a successful secretary. K'That drives me crazy. Choir 1, 2: Office Assistant 2, 3g Ski Club 2. LAURENCE FIELDSEND Larry Ambition-To be a rich farmer. Band 1: Choir 1, 2: F.l .A. 1, 2, 3. KARL FISHER Bon1ba Ambition-To be a secret service man. Do tell. Football I, 2, 3: Wrestling 3. JUDY FRAZEE Ambition - To be successful. Don't be silly. Band 1, 2, 3: Ski Club 1, 2, 3: Choir 2, 3: Jr. Class Play: Pep Club 2: Annual Stal? 3: Homecoming Attendant 2: Homecoming Queen 33 Student Council 3. JOHN GOBERNATZ lack Ambition - To be President of the United States. Go man, go. F.F.A. 1, 2, 35 Film Club 1, 2, 3. KENNETH HARRIS Kennel Ambition-Navy. 'iYou're telling me. Foot- ball 1: Baseball 1, 2, 3. i ELAINE HARJU Katie Ambition - Busi ness school and tr a ve l Oh, phooeyf' Choir l, 2 3: Annual stall 3. 'fi CU? DAVID HOUSTON Neel Ambition-To be a psychiatrist. Student Coun- cil l, 2: Ski Club 1, 2, 3. HARVEY HARYALA Hart , Ambition - Waiting for it. Claw Treasurer 3: Foot- ball l, 2, 35 Baseball 3: Bas- ketball l. 2. 3: Social chair- man 2: Track. JOANN HELTEN fo Ambition - To be in Pasadena when Minnesota plays in the Rose Bowl. Choir 1, 2, 3: Band 2. 3: Pep Club 2. 3: Panther Prints 2, 33 Cirl's Sextet l. 2, 3: C.A.A. lg Annual Staff 3: Girl's Choir 2. .llfDITH HELTEN l ,ludy Ambition-To be 21 so I can gamble in Las Vegas. Vl'ant to bet? Choir l. 2, 3: Band 2. 33 Pep Club 2, 3: Panther Prints 2, 3: Girl's Sextet l. 2, 3: C.A.A. l: An- nual Staff 3: Class Vice-presb dent 2. LARRY HINTON Sharm Ambition-To make a million. That do make it nieef' Ushers Club 1. 2: Drama Club 2, 3g Jr. Class Play 2: Office Assistant 3: Senior Class Play. TOMMY HJERMSTAD Tom Ambition-Fly an air- p l a n e without instructions. Gee, l don't know. Track l, 2, 3: Class Treasurer 2: Stu- dent Council 3: Lettermen's Club: Homecoming King: 33 Male Choir 2: Boy's county 2. IVAN HOLMQUIST ullflfn Ambition-To be my- self. F.F.A. 1.2.3. JANICE HOLSCHER Half-shirt Ambition-career girl. Oh you 'Arab' you. Pep Club 2, 3: Annual Staff 3. DONNA HORSTMAN Ambition - To be a nurse. Yes, but. S' ALFRED HUGHES Al Ambition-To be a detective. That is cor- rect. Football 2: Track lg l .F.A. l, 2, 3. 'bi 1 X 'tri' 'U' VNORMAN HULLINGER Henry Ambition-To en joy life. Right-O. F.F.A. l. 2, 3: Film Club lg Men's Choir 2. I7 'S JERRY KURTTI Kurt Ambition - To swim the English Channel with Don S. Sure you will. Football I, 2, 33 Wrestling 3: Annual Staff 3: Panther Prints lg Let- termen's Club 3: Film Club 1, 2: Traek 35 F.F.A. l. 2, 3. JOANNE JASKEN Ju Ambition-Interior dee- orator or dietivian. 'l'hat's tragief' Cafeteria 1. 3: Health Counvil l: Nurses Assistant 2. ROBERT JONES Bob Ambition - To strike oil. How about that, eh? Basketball lg Football Mana- ger lg Senior Class Play. MARIE JORCENSON Ambition - Convinee Mac that l.eif Erivkson disvovered A m e r i C a. Oh. for f'orn's sake! Panther Prints l: Of- Rve Assistant 2, 3: Girl's Sex- tet 1. 2, 3. GILBERT KATH Gil Ambition-School teach- er. How-a bout that. Basket- ball and Football Manager l: Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 1, 2: Travk lg Seience Club l. LOTTIE KENDALI. Ambition-Travel. You don't say. KAY KLICKER Ambition - To be the first woman jovkey to win the Ken- tuvk derby. Well--a--what? Band l. 2. 3: Choir 2, 3: Girl's Choir 2: Girl's Sextet l. 2: Ski Club l. 2, 3. See- Treas. l: Drama Club 33 Pan- ther Prints 1, 2: Annual Staff 3: C.A.A. l. DALE KNUTSON Kula Ambition - To get along in life without sports. You better believe it. Ras- ketball l. 2, 3: Baseball l, 2, 3. JOSEPH KRUEKENBERG fue Ambition-Retire. Choir 3: Wrestling 3. MARILYN KURTZ Mare Ambition - Chem- ical engineer, lf you say so, Sir. C.A.A. l, 2: De- bate l, 2: Choir 1: Honor Society 2. 15' 'Jie 'C' 'O'f?f wi 'ji 'S' LINDA LAINE Ambition - To find my lueky star and hang on to it. All rightyf' Rand 2, 3: Drama Club 2. 33 Cirl's Choir 2: Library Club 2: Class Seeretary 2: Panther Prints 2: Ski Club 2, 3: Annual Staff 2. 33 Health 3: Student Council 3: Senior Class Play. Q! 'ha JOAN NUNN Jo Ambition-Successful nurse. Big deal!! Li- brary Club 1, 2, 3: Health Council lg Annual Stall' 2, 3: Office Assistant 2: Student Council 33 Band 3: Class Secretary 1, 3. 41' DELORES LONGERBONE Dee Ambition - Become a successful nurse and travel. Hurry-up. Library Club 2, 3: Annual Staff 3: Cirl's county 2. Drivers training 3. ROBERT NIADSEN Bob Ambition-Dude ranch operator. Is that r i g h t? Football l, 2: Basketball 2g F.F.A. l, 2, 3: Male Choir 2. ENIIL MAKINEN Mach Ambition-Work in in- dustry. You bet. Choir 3: Film Club l, 2, 3: Male Choir 2. BETTY NIALNI Liz Ambition-To be suc- cessful in whatever I do. You know that. Band l. 2, 3: Cheerleader 2. 33 Pep Club 2, 3: Cirl's county 2: C.A.A. l: Secretary l: Annual Staff 3: Nurses Assistant 2. HOPE MARTIN Hopeless Ambition-To be the hrst woman President of the United States. Kindergar- ten Assistant 2: Cafeteria 2, 3. SYLVIA Mr-PHFIRSON Sylvania Ambition-To be the first woman to explore plant life on Mars. Band l. 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Trumpet Trio 2, 3: Drama Club 2: Pep Club 2, 3: Speech 2. 33 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3: An- nual Staff 3: Panther Prints 2, 3: Cirl's Choir 23 Senior Class Play. DON NACHI. Ambition-To be as noncha- lant as Elvis Presley. Holy Cowl Ushers Club 1, 2, 3. RODNEY NORDBERG Rod Ambition - To know 99,999,998 people personally. Do l have a choice? Ushers Club l. 2, 3: Debate 33 Decla- mation 1, 2, 3: Boy's State 3-: Wrestling 3: Choir 2, 3, Presi- dent 3: Junior Class Play 2: Panther Prints Editor 2, 33 Senior Class Play. JUDY OTTARSON Ott Ambition-To live in a trailer house. l.ar-r- ryl! Drama Club 2, 3: cial Studies Council 3: Senior Class Play. uf 9 IJ JOYCE PATTON Tootie Ambition - To marry a guy from Mars. Oh, that's what you think! Library Club lg Pep Club 2, 3: C.A.A. l. I9 if 'Y' if BONITA REZAC Bonnie Ambition-Beam tieian or housewife. You better believe it. Glee Club l, 2: Jr. Class Play: Student Council lg Choir 3: Pep Club 3. 20 KENNETH PE KAREK Peek Ambition-What am- bition? You got money for gas? Film club l, 2, 3. LEONA PETERSON Lend, Ambition-Telephone operator. Oh, rats. Cafeteria l, 2, 31 F.T.A. 2. RICHARD PETERSON Pete', Ambition-To go to Finland with Kurtti and Har- vey. You know what? Foot- ball l. 2. 3: Basketball 2, 3. KEITH PIERSON Dugan Ambition-,To be a second Casanova. Medi:-ker. ta GERALD PRATT f'rairie-mt. B0yYl don't know. F.F.A. 1: Choir 3. NIARLENE PUTZIER Pulz Ambition - Nursing. 'How about that-ltuh?', Ma- jorette l. 2, 3: Band 1, 2. 3: Speer-li l: C.A.A. lg Cheer- leading: l: Annual Staff 33 Drama Club 3: Choir 2, 3: Student Counril 1: Senior Class Play. DONNA OUALLY Mousie Ambition - First woman to drive a phmk and white Thunderbird on the ln- dianapolis rave track. Lesssl Choir 33 Pep Club 2, 3. PHILLIP RESCH Ambitionfwbafs that, a dis- ease? HuH? BARBARA ROBERTS Barbie Ambition-Pram tical nurse. Oh, definite- ly. Panther P r i n t s 1: Cafeteria 2, 3. f 1' ANN ROSE Annie Ambition - To travel. Yah, how about that now. Panther Prints lg Pep Club 2: Library Club 23 Drama Club 33 Jr. Class Playg Homecoming Attendant 3. DL., xr 3' '19 .994 I If? 1 RONALD STEELE Ronnie Ambition - To be a big business man in Florida and drive a Cadil- lac. Schmatty. U s h e r s Club 2: Class Play 2. Hi if K 0 BENJAMIN SAFRATOVICH Benn Ambition - To be a truck driver. VIOLA SAINIA Saimeyes Ambition-To be a jet pilot and travel all over the world. Oh, you rrumbf' Panther Prints I. 2. 3: An- nual StalI 3: Girl's County 23 Library Club 3. JACOCE SAUNDERS Big Red Ambition-To be helpful. Surh is life. Pep Club 2, 3, Vive President lg Choir 2.3: Speevh 2, 31 Drama Club 2. 3': Health Counr-il 23 Panther Prints 3. DEAN SCHWENCLER Ambition-To own an Olds- mobile. That'll be the day. DONALD SENESCALI, Chip Ambition - To swim the E n g I i s h Channel with Kurtti. We'll see. Football 1, 2, 3: Lettermen's Club 33 Ski Club 2, 3: Wrestling 3. ROGER SEXTON Red Ambition - Service F.F.A. 1, 2, 3. JANIECE SITZ fan Ambition-Private Sec- retary or Airline Stewardess. Is that right? Cafeteria 2, 3: Office Assistant 2, 3, An- nual Staff 1. DARWIN SMITH Dar Ambition - To fly a jet. Pretty nice stuff, huh? E.F.A. I, 2, 3. NANCY TAIC Ambition-Secretary. Oh, my gosh. Band l, 2, 3: Office Assistant 3. in Q.. , ' A 5 4'7f1f:': L it I A is as ' I 4 DAVID TROWBRIDCE Towberger', Ambition - To be a Vet. What did you say. Cheerleader 2, 3: Basketball Manager I: Pep Club 2, 3. 2I FRANCIS WILLIAMS Frank Ambition - To graduate. I believe every word of it. Football I: Sr. Choir 1: Baseball 2, I .F.A. 3: .lr. Class Play. 22 ISANIU UEDA Frank Ambition-To rome to the United States again and to be a lawyer. Stuflent Counvil 3: Wrestling 3. LANITA CETZMAN Nita Ambition-I ask noth- ing for myself, but please give my father a son-in-law. Choir I, 2, 3: Annual Staff 33 Pep Club 2. 3: Health Counril 22 Band 3: G.A.A. I: Senior Class Play. JOAN IYALDORF fo Ambition - Librarian. Oh, dear. Library Club I, 2, 3: Panther Prints 2, 3: Of- live Assistant 3: Annual Stafl' 32 Health Counvil I. RICHARD WALSH Dirk Ambition-To Custom- ize a Chevy. 'ls that right. F.I7.A. I, 2. 3. SANDRA WATERMAN SandyB Ambition-To travel Beet: deal. Student Counri. I, 2. 3: Library Club 2: An- nual Stafl' 2. 33 Pep Club 2 3: Ski Club I. 2: Girls Sex- tet I. 2, 3: C-irl's Choir 2: Panther Prints I, 2, 3. WESLEY WEEDING Wes Ambition - High pay, short hours, and easy work. Ya talked me into it. Jr. Class Play: NIen's Choir-23 Choir 3. ANNETTE WHITEBERG Nettie Ambition - To wear a kilt and play bagpipes. '4Get my message? Band 1, 2. 3: Annual Staff 3: Drama Club 2, 3: C.A.A. 1: Health Coun- cil 33 One Act Play 2: Ski Club 2. .IEAN WILKINS Jeanie Ambition - To suc- eeed. I-Ion-estlyf' Speech I, 2, 31 Junior Class Play: Band I, 2. 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Drama Club 3: Annual Staff 3: Ski Club l. 2, 3: Pep Club 2: Senior Class Play. MARILYN WINSKOWSKI Ambition--To visit my pen pal, Barbel, in Germany. Oh, honestly you guys. Band 2, 3: Choir 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff 2, 3: Panther Prints 3: Speech 2, 3: Drama Club 2: Ski Club 2: Jr. Class Play, Cirl's County 2: Senior Class Play. any 1, ROGER WINTERS Rag Ambition-To be a Barber. How about that, huh. Basketball 1, 2, 3. wr' tif' 'CSV SHARON WRIGHT Sherri Ambition - Nurse. Annual Staff 3: Panther Prints 3: Health Council 23 Nurse's Assistant 2, 3. RUTH ANN ZELLER 'iRuf Ambition-Learn how to cook and sew. quick! Of- tice Assistant 3. JEROL ZERR lerry Ambition-Four Star General. F.I .A. l, 2, 3. ROBERT HARSHA Paunclw Ambition-To talk Finnish. Junior Class Play: Boy's Choir 2: Choir 3: Film Club 3. DAVID BRAMMENN Dare Ambition - Own a 1957 Oldsmobile h a r d t 0 p. FRANCIS HANKS Ambition - Become a guitar player. STANLEY HOVDESTAD Ambition - To succeed in everything I do. Choir I, 2g Ushers Club 1, 2, 33 Male Choir 3: Wrestling 3. EDNA MOORE Edna Belle Ambition - Have a room larger than 12 by 12 for a party. Junior Class Playg Annual Staff I3 Drivers Training 3g Speech 1, 3. :of fy! iff as 1-af, VN, -'Ei FREDRIC MYERS Fredi Ambition-To have a lot of money. Choir I, 2, 3: Drivers Training Ig Basket- ball I, 23 Football 1, 2. X4 PEARL E. MURPHY Ambition - To succeed in whatever I do. Drivers Train- ing 25 Cafeteria 2, 3. s Class Wulf We the Senuors of 1957 of Park Rapuds Hugh School beung of sound mund and normal judgment do hereby wlll and be queath the follow mg I Larry Baully wull my front seat un 4th hour Englush to any Junuor lucky enough to get ut I Mary Baker wtll my abuluty to chew gum un 6th hour study hall wuthout gettung caught to anyone who can get away wuth ut I Barbara Bateman wull my abuluty to make ut look luke Im playung my horn to Mavus Malm whos doung a good yob al ready I Robert Becker wull my abuluty to do physuc experuments wrong and stull make them come out rught to my brother I Jerry Bergman wull my abuluty to go deer huntung and not get lost to Bob Davus I Gul Busek wull my Hy swatter to Dave Peterson who can use ut next year un Socual Problems class I Bette Boyer wull my chaur un Band to any Junuor or Sopho more who wants to sut that close to Mr Hagen I Davud Brammann wull my hot 9 Olds to Jerry Zerr I Bonnue Breezee wull my farfetched locker to my suster Shurley who needs the exercuse I Louue Breezee wull mv posutuon as substutute study hall teacher to any Iucky .Iunuor boy I Ruth Carl wull mv abuluty to guve the wrong answer at the rught tume to anyone w o can acquure ut I Bonnue Carpenter wull my wiggle to any gurl un the Junuor Class who has the gracefulness and abuluty to frll ut I Helen ChrustofIerson wull my abuluty to blush to Mel Schmutz I Clorua CondufI wull the fun Ive had at the Student Councul Conventuon to anyone lucky enough to go I Norm Condut wull all my bashfulness to Kay Smuth who needs some I Januce Danuelson wull my chaur un Band falso my ualve oulb to Sharon Benson I Sheryle Denman wull my temper? to Sharon Holscher who already has a good one of her own I Kathleen Dennus wull my experuence of goung to Gurls State to Jane Churchull who already has the abuluty I Charlotte Devereaux wull my abuluty to get along wuth the Home Ec teachers to Carol 'tluller who needs ut I Douglas Duckunson wull my dandruff to anyone who wants I Tessue Duckunson wull my seat un Steno Class to my suster Louuse I Maruanne Druscoll wull my skuung abuluty to some unlucky Iunuor I Jane Euler wull my abuluty to turn cartwheels un Phy Ed class to my younger susters I Bernard Euschens wull my halfback spot to Jerry Grover who wull do a good yob there I Sharon Engel wull my bottle of Watkuns Beef Iron and Wune Tonuc what puts pep un your step to Bruce Falconer what s step needs some pep I Sharon Eskelson wull the dumple un my chun to any Junuor gurl that would luke ut I Larry Fueldsend wull my posutuon as bus patrol to Leo Pusher who needs some exercuse I Karl Pusher wull my 34 Ford un good shape wuth 030 oul clearance to someone that needs a good car I Judy Frazee wull my posutlon as Homecomung ueen to some lucky' Junuor gurl I John Cobernatz wull my seat un Junuor Englush to anyone uuhfortunate enough to get ut for two years I Elaune Harju wull my ponytaul to Aluce Waldorf and to my suster Karen my years of perfect attendance I Kenneth Harrus wull my abuluty to play baseball to Terry Seugford I Haney Haryala wull my unterests un Frazee to no one I Joanne Helton wull Shasta lor whats left of herl to my suster Lunda and hope that she has as much fun wuth ut as I u I Judy Helton wull my abuluty? to play the French horn to Sharon Ruder who really doesnt need ut half as much as I do I Larry Hunton wull my punk and black Chevrolet to my brother Darrell or to anyone brave enough to druve ut I Tom Hjermstad wull my Homecomung crown to anyone who deserues ut I Januce Holscher wull my abuluty to play football under the streiealught to my suster Marulyn and may she have as much fun as u I Donna Horstman wull my good attendance to Norm Wulson I Davud Houston wull my abullty to keep calm cool and col lected to Mel Schmutz I Stanley Hoydestad wull my abuluty to get along wuth Charlue to anyone who us doomed to see hum I Alfred Hughes wull my 8th grade study hall to anyone who wants ut I Norman Hullunger wull my Henry J to anyone who s dumb enough to be burdened wuth ut I Joanne .Iasken wull my wonderful? locker to my brother Bernard I Marue Jorgenson wull my abuluty to be tardy to my cousun Don Green who has a pretty good start I Lottue Kendall wull my somewhat waxy haur to Jean Fletcher I Ixay Klucker wull my Chemustry abuluty? to some unsus P90102 underclassmen whod probably do better wuth ut I Dale Knutson wull my old Basketball Shoes to Don Cal en I Joe Kruckenburg wull my Socual Problems class to Don Creen I Jerry Kurttu wull my abuluty to talk Funn to Doug Eyerhart so he can go to Funland wuth Harvey and I I Marulyn Kunz wull my modern art talent to Nancy Hughes so crazy muxed up I Lunda Laune wull my musucal talent un band to any unfor tunate up and comung barutone player I Delores Longerbone wull my abuluty not to argue wuth my Hustory and Socual teachers to Sharon Holmer who doesnt say much anyway I Robert Madson wull my horseback rudung abuluty to my Socual Problems teacher Mr Axelson I Emul Makunen wull my Senuor year to a precuous Jdhuor gurl who wushes to be a success un the future I Betty Vlalm wull my cheetung suut to my suster Pat I Hope Martin wull my abuluty to fight wuth Jum Parks un the cafeterua to Mary Ann Safratowuch I Sylvua McPherson wull my fnendly arguments wuth the trombone sectuon to Butch Hanson un hopes that he can wun more often I Edna Moore w'ull my abuluty to haye a party un a room I2 by 12 to Mary Isaacson I Pearl Murphy wull my seat on the bus to anyone who wants to get squashed I Fred Myers wull my beautuful and dustunguushedlookung haur cut to Steve Jones who could use ut I Don Nagel wull my bug feet to any boy un the Jr Class who hu trouble standung up and walkung I Rodney Nordberg wull my Hugh School Educatuon to the taxpayer that provuded ut I Joan Nunn wull my many freckles to Barbara Kurth who I m sure wull greatly apprecuate ut I Judy Ottarson wull my burthdays to Judy Grover who loves them I Joyce Patton wull my goofy laugh to my suster Duce who has one almost as bad I Ken Pekarek wull my extra year of hugh school to anybody who lukes school I Leona Peterson wull 2nd hour Home Ec to any Jr gurl who wants ut and I hope she enjoys ut as much as I have I Duck Peterson wull my left tackle spot to a good candudate for ut I Keuth Puerson wull my love for school to anyone else who doesn t luke ut I Jerry Pratt wull the road to Menahga to some Junuor next ear y I Marlene Putzuer wull my mayorette boots and unuform to anyone who deserves them I Donna Qually wull my duamond to any gurl who us lucky enough to get one I Phul Resch wull my bookkeepung desk to the next guy that us unfortunate enough to get ut I Bonnue Rezac wull my abuluty to go steady to my suster Sharon and my seat un chour to some tall tenor I Anne Rose wull my rudus to school un the mornung to Aluce Russ I Ben Safratowuch wull my abuluty to get along wuth Mr Lord to anyone who can I Vuola Sauma wull my Doodlung Champuonshup Crown t a Sophomore whose unutuals are Joan Prutchard and to my suster Judy my yob as cartoonust for the Panther Prunts I Jacque Saunders wull my abuluty to splut my seams whule doung the spluts to Jean Forsythe I Dean Schwengler wull my parkung place by the east door to Darrel Hunton when he get s Larry s car I Don Senescall wull my place un the lunch lune to any Jun uor who can run the 2 munute mule and that us out for football I Darwun Smuth wull my abuluty to sleep 3 hours a day to anyone who cant I Ronald Steele wull my abuluty to be seen and not heard to my luttle brother Jerry who could use ut I Nancy 'Iaug wull my blonde haur to my cousun Jeannette James I Davud Trowbrudge wull to my brother Paul all the fun Ive had un my hugh school lufe luberty and the pursuut of a For svt C I Lanuta Uetzman wull my abuluty to make the Socual Prob lems teacher nervous to my suster Judy I Joan Waldorf wull my seat wuth Jummy Pachel on the bus to my suster Aluce who mught enjoy ut I Duck Walsh wull my seat on Harold Taugs bus to anyone who wants ut I Sandra Waterman wull my up and comung haur styles to Nlavus Malm I Wes Weedung wull my shotgun to Ted Breezee who once saud he d luke to luve dangerously I Annette Whuteberg wull my abuluty to get along wuth my brother s fruends to my brother I Jean Wulkuns wull my flute to Mary Ellen Euler un place of that tenor sax I Frank Wulluams wull my abuulty to swat flues un lst hour Socual Problems class and stull get a passung mark to any Jun uor who us qualufied for the job I Marulyn Wunskowsku wull my best polushung cloth to Davud Anderson and Ralph Hanson who seem to have good ones of theur own I Roger Wunters wull my abuluty to own a custom car to Harold Geuser who doesnt need ut I Sharon Wrught wull my place as Nurses Assustant to some up and comung nurse to be I Ruth Zeller wull my Seat un Steno II to Jean Fletcher whom I know can uery easuuy replace ut I Jerry Zerr wull my 47 Chevrolet coupe wuth dual pupes fender skurts and Cadullac hubcaps to my cousun Ted Breezes . . . . , 1 Y 1 1 1 ' U U . , U. 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U 1 1 . , 1 - U U - U ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 U U . . . 1 1 - Prophecy The year IS 1977 The luxury lmer Success owned by the famous tycoon ROGER CALEY who IS aboard with his valet NORNI CONDIT has just pulled out of Waterman Bay named for that famous swimmer SANDRA WATERNIAN who re cently swam the Atlantxc ocean Durmg xts stopover It prcked up the world famous chef JACQUE SAUNDERS recreatxonal dlrector BETTY MALNI beauty operator BONNIE REZAL, and mechamcs WES WEEDING DAVID BRAVIMANN JERRY PRATT Crew already on board conslsts of navxgator that famous sea pllot DAVE TROWBRIDGE lst mate ALFRED HUGHES and kntchen staff LFONA PETERSON LO'lTIE KENDALL JO ANNE JASKEN and HOPE MARTIN As the llner IS crulsmg along shouts are heard from the recreatlon room where KARL FISHER has just mastered judo as taught by FRANK UEDA jujltsu Instructor Whlle there we also see DALE KNUTSON the flrst white person to play wlth the Harlem Globetrotters workmg out with JERRY BERGMAN a member of the Nlmneapolns Lakers In the crowd we see those Olymplc stars BARB BATEMAN woman s slalom champlon and GLORIA CONDIFF free style skat1ng champlon Leavmg the recreatlon room we proceed to the shrps offnce where LARRY HINTON eminent stenographer IS taking notes from the shlps captaln BERNARD EISCHENS Also asslst mg ln the office JANICE DANIELSON JANIECE SITZ MARIE .IORGENSON and RUTH ANN ZELLER We then proceed to the engme room where we find SYLVIA MCPHERSON and RODNEY NORDBERG looking over thelr recently patented solar powered engme They are jomed by that well known chemlst JUDY 01 TARSON In the darkest corner behmd the large engme we find JOE KRUCKENBERG developmg film of the movxe stars aboard JUDY FRAZEE JANE EILER ANN ROSE and therr leadmg man TONI HJ ERMSTAD On deck LARRY FIELDSEND that famous hortrculturlst whos book entitled Why Do Flowers Have Petals which has sold 50000 copies IS surrounded by MARY BAKER RUTH CARL FRANCIS HANKS and GRANVILLE KING who are seekmg autographs Sounds of muslc and laughter drrft down to us from the lounge where upon entering we see KAY KLICKER who 1s fast replacing Gene Krupa on the drums and ANNETTE WHITEBERG solo trumpetlst for that real gone hep cat band Balllys BeBops under the drrecuon of LARRY BeBop BAILLY Also drsplaymg hrs talents rs FRED MY ERS whos latest record Ill Never Go Steady Wlth One wrrtten by BOB JONES has sold a mxllron and one coples Next on the pro gram are comedian BOB HARSHA and h1s stralght man DON SENESCAL In the audlence are PEARL MURPHY DONNA HORSTNIAN JOAN VCALDORF JOHN GOBERNATZ BElN SAI' RATOWICH and IVAN HOLMQUIST Behlnd the bar at the far end of the room we see SHARON ENGEL and CIL BISEK ln a heated argument over whether to serve Blseks Brew or Engel s Flzz The argument IS finally settled by HARVEY HARVALA LINDA LAINE JERRY KURTTI ELAINE HARJU and ENIIL MAKINEN who are returnmg from thexr trxp to Frnland As we turn around we nearly run mto a pamtbrush wlelded by the former LANITA UEIZNIAN who wrth VIOLA SAIMA rs palntmg a mural on the wall Watchmg attentlvely rs Lanrta s husband DICK PETERSON Entermg the game room we encounter BOB BECKER and KATHLEEN DENNIS playing a game of checkers Watching their game avldly are CHARLOTTE DEVEREAUX LOUIE BREEZEE BONNIE BREEZEE and TESSIE DICKINSON At the roulette table KEN IIARRIS ROCER SEXTON FRANK WILLIAMS and NORNI HULLINGER are playmg In a corner DARWIN SMITH JINI PETERS and KEITH PEIRSON big game hunters are planning their next safarl to Afrlca Entering the room are the former JOAN NUNN and her spouse DEAN SCHW ENGLFR who are returmng from thelr second honeymoon Following them are the happy husbands STANLEY HOVEDESTAD and DOUG DICKINSON discus slng their famllles In the hall we see the Reverend GII BERT KATH practicing hrs sermon Hrs pr1vate secretary BETTE BOYER IS coaching 1m L0mlDg towards us we see DAVE HOUSTON maker of those newly dxscovered pulls for nervous people Suovren After pausmg for a chat we contlnue on our way untll we are lassoed by the HELTON TWINS and MARIANNE DRIS COLL who have just performed wrth thelr rodeo at a Com mand Performance ln England We are rescued by the fearless DON INAGEL In the doctors 0fTlCC we Fmd a scurrv of excltement as the nurses MARLENF PUTZIER DELORES LONGERBONE SHARON WRIGHT and HELFN CHRISTOFFERSON rush to the ard of BONNIE CARPENTER the dancer who has just thrown her hlp out of jolnt Occunvmg one of the beds IS the well known lecturer MARILYN WINSKOWSKI who has lost her volce lecturing on the subject How to make Frlends and Influence People Walklng down the hall we happen to glance mto a room and there we see the popular modern artlst MARILYN KURTZ worklng buslly on her latest work of art I-Ier roommate IS ISANCY TAIG who has been modelmg for Chrtstlan Dror ln ans The gay dxvorcee DONNA QUALLY passes us on her way to the lounge She has just spent the summer at her vrlla on the French Rlvlera Closely on her trall ts KEN PEKAREK stock car racer who wlth DICK WALSH and JERRY ZERR has just raced m the Internatlonal Stock Car Races held In Lrsbon Contrnumg on our merry way we stop at the suonosedlv vacant ballroom where we surnrlse BARBARA ROBERTS who IS entertammg SHARON ESKFI SON ROBERT MAD SEN RONALD STEFI E and SHERYI E DENMAN wlth her stones of the mterestmg places she has been Reachlng the deck we see JEAN WILKINS the stage star who manv are comparmg to the late Deborah Kerr reclmmg on a deck chalr Seated near her are PHIL RESCH and ROGER WINTERS co owners of the ReschW1nters Grocery Stores whrch have a store ln every large crtv of the world Standmg at the shlps rall IS JANICE HOLSCHER lnterlor decorator who has ust fimshed redecoratlng the Taj Mahal Her bodyguard STEVE JONES stands mconsplcuouslv near by Her assistants WILMA HANKS and JOYCE PATTON come to tell her that the Cautam wishes to discuss wrth her the redecoratlng ot' the shrp s ballroom We return to our cabm exhausted but filled wrth the hope that we shall someday relrve thls day - - t. 11 . , , . , . 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' , 1 . - - 1 - - 11 11 I 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 . . . . 1 1 . . . . , . 1 , , - tt 1 - 11 - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - . . . . 1 , 1 I 1 1 ' 1 - 1 1 y 1 I . 1 1 , , 1 . 1 . 1 1 - 1 ' ' 1 . 1 . . . 1 . 1 1 4 . tt 1 1 11 11 1 - 11 - : . . . . 1 , . , 1 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 - f 1 , 1 1 . 1 1 . 7 . , 1 1 1 1 1 1 YAl,HDlCTOll l ,-XX Sylvia Nlepherson SAl,l'TATOHlAN Kathleen Dennis 41- CLASS COLOR: Baby blue and white CLASS FLOWER: White rose MOTTO: ln ourselves. our future lie Honor Society Ft' 6' --if , ,ct lf! l-if? Fourteen seniors and five juniors were selec-ted as members of the National Honor Society. a scholastir' organization for high school students. lvhile scholarship is the print-ipal requirement for membership other traits suvh as leadership. initiative. Character, citizenship and participation in school activ- ities are Considered. Senior members in order as pictured: Sylvia Mc- 26 Ja Pherson. Kathleen Dennis. Yiola Saima. Gloria Con- diff. Bernard Fisehens. Rodney Xordberg. Kay Klieker. Marianne Drist-oll. Frank lietla. Marie Jorgenson. Janiee Danielson. Joan Nunn. Not Pictured: Harvey Harvala and jane lliler. Junior class memlmers are: Alice li-ugg. Linda Clark, Sharon Holseher. Sandra Maas, and Judy Saima. ,rf if 'Jw- qlll-' 1.0 as D 90 QW . ,'f5, ?afv . E V 5 7 w fq,, f' X3 ,Lg , Q . 'X Q Q Q L J ' A 4 x Q 1 5 , Y ' 5 .A , fx, 5 .3 . ' 'L I 1 -3 , .D , V . , .' C . V, 4 ll. J 0 151 71 f' ew - A ' 1 Q 2. f f F . , ' A Q, .ill Zinn ' I 4. 1 q Q' . 'V 4 74 A. Av' . . .h:vY,, ,l ' at s ' , s ,' ?', ' -'- f .. A ' 4 4 he , .: 4-L.. '.., . g, 27. Grade I I Row 1: Joanne Could. Sharon Holmer, Elrnina Barg, Ida Bisek. Mary Becker, Judy Langley, Judy Harsha, Delores Bris- sett, Bernadine Eklund. Arrayda Domholt. Linda Clark. Carol Eischens. Virginia Dormanen. Row 2: Allen Henderson, Eugene Boyd. lfilbert Honga. Don Green. Larry Ladely. Art Brissett. Roger Hanson. Jim Greenwood. Harry Frazee. Mike Colgrozee. Glen Harrala. Row 3: Sharon Holscher. ,lean Jarrirnaki. Joann Donoran. Mary lsaaeson. Elizabeth Brown, Luraine Breezee. Judy Grocer. Diane Chermak. .Sharon Benson. Barbara Kurth. R ss 4 Barbara , , 0 ' : Clay. Joyce Duerr. Don Bettmann, Roger Dissmore. Cary Crocer. Doug Ererhart. Dacid Anderson. Ralph Hanson. Ronald Harris. Row 5: Eileen Brose. Edith Hoefs. Patsy Decereaux. Sharon Hensel. Eleanor Koch. Robert Latto. Roger Lydell, Bruce Falconer, Harold Cieser. Grade 4 'quo It 'f,'. A Row 1: Alice Rugg. Sharon Rooney, LaVonne Terhark, Judy Sairna. Sandra Maas, Sandra Schackman. Carol Torkelson, Karen Warner, Charlotte Schneider, Helen Thoreson, Kay Smith. Darla Nichols. Row 2: Don Sanford, Jim Parks, Earl Nyland. Gerald Sundsrud. Ronald Wilson. Erwin Melchert. Charles Robertson, Ralph Willenbring, Don Meyers, Calvin Wilde. Ererett Martin. Row 3: Mary Pekarek, Barbara Stillings. Naney Winskowski. Suzanne Nunn. Betty Olson, Lois Madsen. Opal Mayberry. Diane Patehen, Dorothy Sperling. Judy Rugroden. Judy Uetzman. Sharon Rider, Mavis Malrn. Row 4: David Peterson. Terry Siegford, Edward Wilkins. Merwyn Olson. Billy Roberts. Melvin Schmitz. Leon Smiens. James Roll. Alford Potter. How 5: Phyllis Schauer, Audrey Shores. Julie Spencer. Natalie Norman, Lorna Pape, Vivian Torkelson. Avis Pritchard, Pat Thelen, Rita Mohr, Louella Rock, Verna Pritchett. Q L -113' Row l: Rose Greenwood, Cleo Bailey, Linda Broadbent. Jeanette James, Beverly Breezee, Helen Chilstrom, Lorraine Boswell. Linda Larson. Louise Laine, Nona Johnson, Bette Bishop, Marilyn Enney. Row 2: Leonard Ellis, Otto Cran- dall. Roger Lathrop. Roger Crandall, Ted Breezee. Helton Hanson. Lewis Delfandler, Bernard Jasken, Gary Hinds, Melvin Holmquist. Row 3: Jean Christoyferson. Pat Crowell. .ludy Klarer. Kathy Korst. Louise Dickinson, Shirley Bree- zee. Ethel Boyd. Betty DeMaris. Yalonda Ashby, Zelda King. Nancy Hughes, Eleanor Knight. Row 4: Dianna Connelly, Doris Jorgenson. Joanne Eisehens. Lois Bittmann, Mike Holsher. Darrel Burch, Rodney Lydell, Elton Crist, LeRoy Den- man, Dale Arenson. Bill Bateman. Row 5: Joan Holweg. Connie Knowles. Tom Henderson, Jerry Slocer. Grade IO 28 Grade IO ,I O 2- nt C' . , aim. Row lt Dorothy Zilka. Lucille lfhitromh. Karen Sorenson. Lois Rider. Karen Walsh. ,lady MeDou'ell. Lonnie Sudbury. Darlene Sharer. janet Vogtrnan. Joan Pritrhard. Karen I'nllor-A. Harlfara Mohr. How 2: .Viehael Haas. Jerry Steele. .lirnrny Sulfo. Daiid Tougrz. Tom u'vt'V'f7lt'VShiil'f'l1CI1. Edward Talhert. llwarren Pattlson. Cary Rogers. Duane .'llr'l.'uller1, ferry Sherli. Delano Vizenor. Sam fones. Terr? Sexton. Hou Ii: Virlry Mons. Alive llnaltlorf. Mark' .Ninn Satratou'ir'h. .-irlene lfefers. Carol Hiller. Pauline Thompson. Arlene Martin. ,Yorma llnilson. Bonnie Mears. .laniee .11L'l1'l16V. liarriet Mwllontild. Cleo Vi:enor. Jeanette Patton. fudy Sitz. ,Yileen Thorson. Ilelen Peterson. Row 4: james Parshall. Dazid Vik. Glenn Vo tman Paul Trouiirid e Russell Wetherbee Charles llueaier. Louie Ynan . .Hilfe Rose. Bob Sehauer g . g . . g . Paul Sits. Norman Peters, Cary Nichols. Row 5: Marshall .Yii-hols. Grant Srhmaus, Terry lfhitelferg. .Stanley Olson. Bobby Worrall. Row l: lane Nilson. Judy Hildebrandt. Sandra Michaels. Carol Noble. .lady Mertens. Betty Klieker. Patsy Norman. Bonnie Kriens. Kay' Kornula. Prisrilla Moon. Row 2: Bonnie Iarnes. Riwharil fael-cson. Wayne Hildebrandt. Roger Hefderson. ferry Holmer. Robert Harding. Cerrnund Nilson. Larry Monieo. Keith lump. Roger Iiutehings. Charles Hale man. Row 3: Marilyn Johnson. Judy Mi-Arthur. Florenre LaRose. Alberta jones. Marilyn Nelson. Margaret Nunn. San- dra Hummel. Pat Matson. Ethel .N-yland. Row 4: Phillip Hoefs. Bryon Knapp. Dennis fafolzson. Allan Happes. Darral Hinton. Clinton Mar Arthur. Howard Cook, Victor Norcross. lack Marsilio. Row 5: Douglas Leicht. Charles Masog. . r i I i , Grade Dennis Lundberg. Evelyn Harrala. Karol llarsha. Delores Hagen, Gfade .Q 4 57 rkpry - N Row l: Wanda Crowell. Terry Could. Ardis Fielilman. Bonnie Condit. Carol Chilstrom. Janet Dissmore. Carol Boldt, .lanire French. Betty Annis. Shirley Benham. Row 2: David Cotlsman. Herbert Beimdelf. Larry Broadbent. Larry Aren- son. Charles Berker. Tom Cheney. Danny Costello. James Delzer. Ifreretl Berker, Row 3: Elaine Burlingame. lane Churchill. Kathy Frazee, Diane Coltsman. Darla McMillen. Martha MeClelland. ,Yaney Peterson. Mary Lee Matson. Nancy laeobson. Katherine Arthur. Loraine Burnette. Row 4: Ted Allen. Donnie Callen. ferry Grover. Jerome Bucka- naga,'Bennie Crandall. George Cressel, Henry Berkley. Row 5: Lois Hestland. Darlene Eastman. Judy Benson. Ezelyn Brown. Elaine Badboy. Marilyn Brown. Margaret Basswood. Sylvia Crowd. 29 A m lr v e G .f Q I I Q ,lbw ' v 1 + fin -2.151 ' ' x nfl r-,wr Row 1: Betty Stone, Donna Thelen, Janice Robbins. Ardela Stelrk. Bererly Randolph. Dorothy Schneider. Lila Spicer. Kathrine Tomte. Gloria Ramey. Diane Stephens. Carol Rooney. Gloria Sitz. Row 2: Clarin Pritehard. Marrin Phelps. Robert Waterman, Larry Peabody. Jim Sanford. Dennis Smith. Eugene Salinger. Difkie Rutherford. Leroy Saarinen. Leo Zaezkowski, Loren Smiens. Row 3: Carol Thompson, Lorna Wiefers. Denise Warner. Rebeera Rork. Mary Rook. Judy Vizenor. Marie Taskey, Sharon Rezae, Geraldine Srhrnitz. Margaret Stillings. Dorothy Rutherford. Mareen Pike. Row 4: Tom Resrh. Gerald Willenbring. Dale Rogers. Kenny Young. Fred Stone. Dale Saekett. Kenneth Walde. Peter Wilson. Billy Peabody. Jim Roland. John Marsilio, Wayne Shores. James Paehel. GFSGIG Row 1: Elaine Honga. Betty Holweg. Josephine Matson, Shirley Hensel. Georgia Komula. Rosanne Johnson, Lois Lydell, May Langguth. Karen Johnson. Judy McLaughlin. Row 2: Dale Mares. Cordon Kath. Jimmy Krult. Vernon Holweg. Raymond Hand, Dean Kimball. Charles McColip. Marrin Matthews. Melvin Hughes. Billie Lane. Row 3: Tommy Langan, Gail Larson. Dorrine Jones. Mildred Hanks. Rena Henry. Jane Hearty. Carol Martin. Marilyn Holsrher. Ada Knutson. Alive Jorgenson. Row 4: Don- nie Langan. Millard Magelssen. Dale Hutehings. Gary Miller. Jerome Hagen. Lyle Hildebrandt. Joe Kendall, Dean Jones. David Langley, Harold Musselman. Douglas Liden. Row 5: Barbara James, Karen Leaman. Sylvia Langly, Jill Marsilio, Kathy Myers. 30 ' r QF, 4 IA 'fi 5 r 0 x Gracie ll - D e L r .N is ' V 'fr X x ' LQ' .n 4 Av. YY 2 5- ff A. A 15: .. ,.. .. x ,,f4 f 4 , K ll r' , za..-L4 ., , 4' wah 2 5 5 1' 5. ' ' 1 ll X TK lik l E f NX at A, ' rl. ' , ? Row l: Rulh fflrrixlnfllersan. Barbara Denman. Ruth Crandall. Clazlvs Cilwlrel. Marianne Heslal. Marilyn DeHord. Rosilie Filer. .lurlv lfiiam. Crefrhvn BIIIIVIPSS.jfllfi'.'1ll.4'l'BHIll'V1. Row 2: Roger lliextler. ffarl Railly. Clayton Dani-cs. .lerry .41'enson. Rirlmrd ffartrxexs. lark D1'.UarriS. llarnlzl firxili. fflrarlex Hover. Darifl Darmzan. Dannx Eiv'her1x. lflarerrfe lflarlr. Rim' 3: Twilirl xfrrmlzi. lnirzrvl lflarlf. lnnrilie Clalzmaier. Ramona Hurnetle. Diana Hnrzgrr ,Uarv 1.1111 Hr1x.vz4'fnn1'. Vmla ffaalwr. Carrera nfrlams. Heltv Barl- lmv. lflvarmr llaxxzwll. Row 4: Ruth Braun. Hannie Cashrnarr. lfalwrfa Drinks. Donnie Cafnlman. Lauvenfe Butrher. Leannrri Bvllrirrger. Kap' Ellen Flea-her. Karen filI!'fl7lIllx'. .Vary Ellen Ifilvr. --1-.4 ? 15h 4 - Rnw l: loyre Trau'hridge. Delares Poole. Marlene Ressler. lane Sukn. Judy Valz. Karen Silz. Betty Sundhury. Bernie Vizenor. Sallv Yaund. Mildred Puller. Raw 2: ferry Warren. Duane Vizenar. Merlin Steuarl. Gary Pilfhard. .Wil-ze Winer. Dean Stearns. ,fIHit'Vi!'l'iSlIl7lP.CIIFYSVIPHIAIIE.IiliV1l0Vl lfveel-fly. Row 3: Karen Srlrmiri. Beth' Tlmrexun. fudv Reko. Jane Creenuvmd. Diane lfeise. Diane W'al,sl7. Genera Slllllliflld. Danna lfetlrerlnee. Certrarle Rurli. Loraine Tefulrrr. Palm' Smilh. Tony Vizenur. Row 4: lalzn Smylhe. Cordon Kath. Carzlan Smith. John Slzeperslry. Larry If eiie. Carr Warsler. fvfflflle uvrighl. Kennv Priirhell. Brure Utlarwn. Larry Pezersan. RifhllfdSllffUlll1L'i1'l7, Row 5: William Mane. lflrner Tlmmllsrlrl. Riflmril Tefohn. fue Reza:-. Harald Warner. Grade GFBCJE Row 1: Becky Zauche. Beth' Snelling. Connie Weaver. Judy Ulson. Nancy McDowell. Pat Malm. Nancy Arenson. Pamela Prit- 1-hart. Beth' Rohwer. Linda Ofleilahl. Row 2: Donald Rooney. Bennie Weeks. Lowell Olson. Paul Nelson. Chuck Noland. Jerry Martens. lluaine Ogden. Lee Malm. Larern lnderhill. Morris Jeni-tins. Tolfen Svhlirlf. Row 3: Ronalzl Nherk. Jerome Wright. Donna Wilson. Carol Peterson. Jill Ultarson. Kathy Plummer. Norma Parks. Suzanne Voglman. Dorothv Whitcomh. Hrufe Patton. .Verle Me-isner. Row 4: Can' Rogers. Albert Stereos. Don Polter. Kenny Schocsslcr. Larry Williams. Willy Nagel. Mike Thelen. Robert Wagner. Thomas Thelen. Eugene Pritchard. Ronald Waterman. Loren llullingvr. Grade 7 32 .NHL-A+ v V . . 'A Row 1: Jeanette Brietbarh. Coleen Baxter, Sandra Engelmann, Cay Jokela. Judy Harrala. Eileen Eischens. Barbara Cary. Annie Becker. Ruth Jorgenson. Kathleen Cressel. Row 2: Orn Brissett. Darid Larson. Clayton Breezee. Thomas Larson, Murray Bun- ness. Joe Fowler. Kelly Heegard. Barry Cottsman. Duaine Kueber. Darid Coleman. Row 3: Donna Allen. Jeanette Henderson. Lor- rie Lydell. Karen Johnson. Janelle Condijf. Trudee Larson. Mary Frazee. Karen Jacobson. Marcia Chermalf. Virginia King. Row 4: David Bergman. Don Allen. Bobby Brown. Larrv Long. Tom Jones. Kenny' Davis. Jim Ashby. Everett Crandall. Michael Klier. Kenny Clatzmaier. Row 5: John Hanson. Donald Buerkley. Earl Hoefs. Vern Erickson, James Erickson. John Hensel. NR 'JW XJ' -Q .,....4 .40 uv 'Wk -Q. xff' X .4- 6 WQAQVL Q Y- ,,. PL J' Speak .- 1 V :XL . Q X. X , A. Xxx S . x X, T5 1 -I , P Q ' , A . rf' ' 'as . . ' . ' .uf I, A,f' V W N In ,AJ -' :f . 1 . . , . . ,1i1C. A xi, 3. L . Y v 1,55 ffl: ' lk. 'if X , fi, . ju-cg f' f -:H - 4- ' X- 4' V, I -, pk'-'A :Q A -ci xg 1 -,I- llkai, ' 7' 'ULN--X uv' A' v X , ,ff F ' V 'N , , , xx. .A , ,Tk xi Nb X .. i - 1 an 4 , f I ., E , ' R3fr.9r f XX' N. Xi x ' x. I! A! ? . Iv , Q i Q ' X5 'N' -4,' . llf XX .j 1 X1 -7 J' QT' -f 2, 5 X, b .Q , I 'Jg..1,,.. . 5 A ' x ' ff, ' N A 1 . ' ' 'Y .fif 13 f fn. '-gf ' -S Q. f? ' 1 'Ts':,L. '-,' X .Q .' . 1 31'-dxkifyxl -' .-M--zu ' V Ll. ' 1. '54 151-15 if ?' s 1 , , ., g I Aft' T' V 'N' 1, - , 'P ' . D 'I' , Qzn 'fl X. X A x XX .f , -.Ki i K, H .,. V? If , 'N v..-.. . W , Z5-:X L X ., x ef A NL ' I XX 1 f IE' 33 I' , Q31 .an .fi as 3:10 Harvey Harvala F s.. . ll 4' ,lim Greenwood A Jim Peters I ,in Don Green Don Senescall Bernie Eischens Recap of Grid Season On August 20, Mr. Mathre had about 35 boys report for the beginning of the '56 football season. With only two returning lettermen, Norman Condit and Bernie Eischens and a transfer, Harvey Harvala, who was a great help. Mr. Mathre had to build a whole new team. The first four days were spent in getting in shape and learning the fundamentals of football. Then on August 22, thirty boys headed for camp, which was held at Hillcrest Gardens, where they were to spend a week of hard football practice. Practice was held twice daily, the first at 9:30 a.m. and the other at 2:30 p.m. After supper a meeting was held every night to go over plays. lt wasnit all football at the camp though. Almost everyone had a good 810.00 worth of fun. After retuming from camp, the team started preparing for the opener with Crosby-lronton on September 7th, there. The team played a good game, but because of fumbles, which were to haunt them all season, they lost 20 to 7. Lack of weight in the line was also another factor. Aitkin was the next foe but we played them on home grounds. Aitkin, who ended up as seventh in the state, had a big line and a powerful backfield. The Panthers put up a stubborn fight but ended up at the short end of a 23 to 7 score. Next was our old rival Bemidji. We figured that this was our year to beat Bemidji because they were down from the last year. Our team may have been a little over-confident and again came out at the short end of a 19 to 7 score. It Roger Dissmore Jerry Kurttl Karl Fisher X . ., sg-v W Doug Ewffhafl 1 ahm Wilde Lexus Dewandeler F ary Grover mxght have been a close battle but loose tackllng proved to be a fatal factor Detrolt Lakes was our next enemy They had a lme per man more than our team whlch proved to be too much because we lost 27 to 0 Our blggest game was the homecomlng game wlth Frazee Thls was a game whlch we had to wm After three quarters ln whlch Frazee badly outplayed the Panthers the Panthers finally caught fire Doug Everhart snared a Hornet pass and raced 50 yards to score the first T D Then on the last play of the game Jlm Greenwood raced 45 yards for another T D The final score was 13 0 Moorhead was the next team to tnp the Panthers W led 6 to 0 at the half Moorhead scored 2 T D s ln the last half The Panthers had many scorlng chances but never crossed the goal llke 1n the second half Perhaps our worst defeat was at the hands of Staples Our best quarterback Harvey Harvala had to Slt out the game wlth an mjured knee We played a falr game but were beaten 28 to 0 Our last game was wlth Wadena lN1ne senlors were to play thelr last game 1n Panther umforms and they were gomg to make xt a good one It was a hard fought game, wlth a cllppmg penalty on us costmg us a tle or a w1n But we lost 7 to 0 Harvey Harvala Norman Condlt Berme Elschens Don Senescal Jlm Peters Karl Fxsher Dxck Peter son Roger Calev and Jerry Kurttx all played a good game even though loslng Dlck Peterson Q53 W Bob Dax IS Roger Hansen Norm Condnt r , Y v U . .2-.4531 4 f X 5: V, ' A I . I . ' gl I 24.5 ' N K x lf f S' f 5 .Lv that averaged 220 pounds. This was an average of 70 pounds 5 . l u 4 ,lg V M 9 5' . ' , . , e 1' ,X . s Tn n f turn A ,Y u.t...i-,. . , l i .- 2 .4 ' ' D' A Lgfgk ' 1 2 l , fi 35 B0l'T7l'JEI' Squad Row 1: Murrm' Bunness. .lorry Hagen. Bah Hmurn. l.ee Malm. I.nu-ell Olson. lf'ullure Erirlfsan. Darill Bergman. Unn- ulrl BIll'Vh'll'Y. Tum jones. Row '21 ,lnhn llunsnn. Kf'lIHN'IllI1'l.i. BVIIW' Prztfnn. Can' Prilrhurrl, Uurirl I,m'ilf. fm' Rezzzr. Kvnns'Pri11'l1r'1I. Kerlrlx'Sf-l1m'xslz'r,f,'lf1rf'rzm'fflr1rlf. Rrm 3: lhlrirl Lfzrigerlxg lmrm' Suurinen. Milne lfviller. ffluylnn li'r4'1':4'v. llnrmv l:l.Sr'lICfIX. Igfllfl' Ulmrwn. llnrnlil llnrirrzer. ,l1'fV1'IIlllIIIf'V.f.',1lll'h' .1In,wg. a , 51' J- ' Da l7al' 9 Squad E Row 1: Clenn Hurrala. Tom Henderson. Bryon Knapp. .lemme Burlcannga. Leo Fisher. Charles Robertson, David Towne. Row 2: Dennis Smith. Frankie Annefte. .Velrin Ilnlmquisl. ,lerrv Crnrer. Don fallen. Dennis fafohson. Allen llnnpew. Ted Allen. Row 3: Cfll71l.cI'l1l7llZllS. Don Green. Cary Grover. Calzin lf'ild1'. Mike Colgrnre. Dean Sfhmitz. .Vilxe llrurs. Cary Hinds. Terry ll hitel1erg. Coach Parrish. f-my K N :fi All of us. 3 'Gai 5 tr: 4 S2l1-all 'S 131. 5 '1E 1 1 22 H-2 'sv -f -rg 1-519.41 HSM 'ig' Letterman! Ciub I , 1 Run I: Tom Hjermxirzrl. lim Peffrs. Karl Fisher. Hflrrev llarrala. livrnaral Fisrlavrrs. jerry Kurlti. Yurman fnrwlil. Rngwr 1.'aIe'v, Ilan Sl'VIt .V'Il1. llirlf l'r'lf'rxnn, Row 2: DIIIIL' lfzvrlmrl, lim firm-rrzumil. Ruger Ilansnn. 'Hike f.'nlgrme'. lim: firrrfn, f:IIfj'fiVOI'1'f.RlIgf'fl,f5SN1tlfC. Hou 3: Ted Brcezcc. Ucnnix Uflllblll. Terry uVllilt'1l8Ig. Gran! Sz-hmaas. Lewis Cii7GGl'i9aCiGi:S A Team: Bonnie. Lorna. Dave. Betty, Judy. B Team: Linda. Pat, Nancy, Joyce, Rosanne. pep Club Row I: Cleo Bailly, lavque Saunders. Mona Johnson. Luis Rider, LaVnnne Terhard. Lorna Pape. Natalie Norman. Row 2: Patsy Defer- eaux. Linda Clark. Arvada Domlmlt. Sharnn Ilrrlfrher. Kay Smilh. Judy Rugroflen. Sharon Rider. Row 3: Ioan Pritfhard. Pat Crowell. Karen Walsh. Karen Sorenson. I,in11a Larson. Marilvn Ennev. Sharon Benson. Row 4: Diana Connelly. Ianelte James. lady MrDuu'ell. Bun- nie Rezar. luanne Helten. Lanila Velzman. lady llelten. Row 5: David Truwbridge. 91 Royaf Court 2 I Z C12 S fx Attendanm Alu? Waldorf ,lane Erler Oueen Judy Fra ee King Tom Hfermetad Attendants Ann Rose Barbara Kurth hret Rom Flower Fzrl Dfblne Fysler Crown Bearere Kurt Jacobsen Lucky Bethel 906 Fav f 'F , Tfillrv- Q i Ya fb Jinx xx X N'qv 'w L 5 'X .Q . .X NL! t L45 , t ,gg x 1 4 U' , . xi nv' ' 9 r -at J-: J' ..-4,4- o'.Xs'5 'fa .1999 Royal Court on float T AW,. Q Vf--'T'5.,-xf---- -- -N., - 1' 'f ll., -.V mfgfffv' Q V, ' hr Q rf l r Y1 1 wil A r v i , fag- gy Q 5 Q . ' ' L Y . ' 7 Q 1 'l ' o 3 F r I 13 , , 5 ' 1 i 5 j . fi . f - 1 , A 1 17' ' Q I ' I 5+ ,al ' R ' kk .- -3 3 s , 'QQ Y 'E , 'M' 4 rv L' 'W' J ' K x N W ,A A I 4 as - f X ' 1 . 1 x . Q a N o ,xr i l .Z Q r 'N ' K I vo: 2: Y f W 7,A 1 v P ' .. - V Q ' I fax . lsr. xp i- XX , x 1 fr LA ' 1 lv 1 V' 5 i ffxf Y vis Crowning of the Queen by Captain Bernard Eischens. f-fomecorning The slogan 'gBeat Frazee Crazyn started a rousing spirit for the home- coming festivities of 1956-57. The first activity was the bonfire on Thursday evening, October 4th. A snake dance, led by the Cheerleaders, went down Main Street and ended at Schmieders. Bernie Eischens crowned Judy Frazee Queen and Tom Hjermstad King, at the Coronation program in the gymnasium on Friday afternoon, October 5. Her attendants were: Ann Rose and Jane Eiler, Seniorsg Barbara Kurth, Juniorg and Alice Waldorf, Sophomore. Debbie Cysler was the flower girl and Lucky Bethel and Kurt Jacobson were the crown bearers. Norm Condit was Master of Ceremonies. Dick Larson, the alumni speaker gave an inspiring message which helped to lead us to victory at the game in the evening. One float, on which the Royal Party was seated. accompanied by the band, paraded through town in the afternoon and in the evening before the game. After the 13-7 victory for Park Rapids. a dance was held in the gym. which ended a memorable occasion for many. Row 1: Kenneth Harris. Leon Smiens. Terry Siegford. lim Greenwood. Dale Wilson. Dale Knutson. Roger Dissmore. Row 2: Charles Burl-ronuga. Otis Wlhilcomb. Moxie Vizenor. Greg Tigue. jim Enfield. Doug Dickinson. Frances Whitfomb. Baseball RETURNING PLAYERS IN BASEBALL Row l: Terry Siegford. Jim Greenwood, Leon Smiens, Roger Dissmore. Row 2: Doug Dickinson, Dale Knutson, Ken Har- ris, Coach McDowell. The weatherman once again came into the base- ball picture at P.R.H.S. and caused some games to be cancelled. P.R. did participate in the District 29 Tourney. The big problem this year will be a pitcher as all three pitchers on last years squad graduated, but hopes are for a good hitting team, as several of last years leading hitters are returning to the squad. Games will be played with District 29 teams and Detroit Lakes. Following are the returning lettermen: Doug Dickinson, Roger Dissmore, Kenny Harris, Dale Knutson, and Leon Smiens. SCORES Park Rapids ............ 15 Akeley ..... ..... 3 Park Rapids ............ 18 Akeley ..... ,.... 5 Park Rapids ............ 7 Remer ..... ..,., 0 Park Rapids ......,...,. 4 Walker ..... .,... 5 Trac W Sk., uf.. I I Orzzlle Hen on leo F1 he fl I1 Wzlde Ilm Creenwood Don G een La y Ladely a elly B b Paz It fhu lf I ell ffm E e i-z.. DISTRICT 29 880 RELAY CHAMPIONS REGION 8 880 RELAY CHAMPIONS vw 1956 liz.. Jxm Greenwood Chuck Farrell Don Green, Ilm Enfield Q. Traci: IQS6-57 The most outstanding event in the 1956 track season was the 880 relay team. While not being able to place in our midstate conference held in late April, the team gained speed and momentum to capture first place in District 29 and Region 8 and were then eligible to represent Region 8 in the State track meet at Memorial Stadium, University of Minnesota. ln the tenth annual Dragon Relays at Moorhead, the mile relay team composed of Jerry Green, Don Green, Charles Farrell, and Tom Hjermstad placed third. This same team placed second at the Beaver Relays at Bemidji a week later. Don Green then left this team to complete in the 880 yard run to win first place in district and region. He also competed in the State meet. Other members of the squad who returned to school and perhaps a successful year in track are: Bernie Eischens, Bill Bateman, Don Bittmann, and Jim Greenwood, here an honorable mention should be made of ,lim as it was he who proved to be the main runner when Jerry Green was declared ineligible. The relay team then defeated Walker and Bemidji and a week later defeated Thief River Falls. The other members are: Roger Hanson, Larry Ladely, Calvin Wilde, Ted Breezee, Leo Fisher, Orville Jenson, Ted Allen, Jerome Buckanaga, Leo Zackowski and Dennis Jacobson. JUNIOR HIGH Row 1, left to right: Tom Jones, Larry Williams, La Verne Underhill, Lee Malm, Joe Rezae, Jerry Hagen, Cary Snell- ing Mr. Bergman. Row 2: Danny Castello, Clayton Breezee, Joe Fowler, Harold Warner, Bruce Ottarson, David Dona- van Chuck Boyer, Ken Davis, Dean Jones, Millard Magellsen. BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS On March 5, 1957, the Panthers went to Cass Lake to play Northome in the district tournaments. The Panthers defeated the scrappy Northome team with a score of 73-44. The Panthers led all the way with Ted Breezee leading in points. Ted had 18 points with Leon Smiens fol- lowing with 16. Ten players played in this game. This win gave the Panthers the chance to play against Bemidji the following night. The Lumberjacks had a season record of 18-1. Dale Knutson, Senior Captain of the Panthers, played very inspired ball as he led the Panthers in their determined fight. This was not enough, because Bemidji won by a score of 66-46. BASKETBALL I' 9 S xg' Row l: Lowell Olson. Mike Rose. ferry Steele. .lerry Sherlf. Dale Rogers, Frank Ueda. Calvin Wilde. Row 2: Stanley Olson. Jerry Kurtli, Don Senescall, Don Green, Dave Peterson. Lea Fisher, Karl Fisher. David Town. Mr. Parrish. n Row 3: ,lohn Hanson. Joe Fowler. Darid Bergman. Donald Rooney. Lewis Deitrhler. David Lorik, Danny Eischens. Dick Carpenter. Red Harris. Row 4: Elton Crist. Gerald Torkelson. Stere jones, Grant Schmaus. Orville Jensen, .lim Suko, Ted Allen. Lewis DeWandeler, Larry Ladely. 1 ai, .... . N Our team in action The new sport of wrestling was introduced in Park Rapids this year. A lot of interest was shown by students to the sport. The boys on the squad learned very quickly and have come a long way since the season started. Lack of experience was probably the biggest factor that kept them from the win column. Some of the schools on our schedule were: Crosby-lronton, Aitkin, Bemidji, Fergus Falls, Henning, and Grand Rapids. The team loses four seniors this year in Jerry Kurtti. Don Senescal, Frank Ueda, and Karl Fisher. With the constant improvement shown this year, the team should he a real threat next year. 43 David A n dcrson .ferry Bvrgrman Ted Breeze? Dale Knut. on Park Rapids Svorv 65 ,,,..,.. 54 .....,,. 42 ........ 52 ........ 46 ........ 58 ........ 53 ,,.,.,., 51 ....,.., 46 ........ 46 ,....... Terry Whiteherg 1 Uppom-nl Menahga ,.,r Wadena .,.... Frazee .......,... Cass Lake ..... Stvaples ....., W alker ...,.. . Perham ............. Detroit La kes Altkm ........... Cass Lake ,.... park f?apio's Basketbaff 1956-57 Opponvlzfs Score 40 45 50 68 71 52 68 77 50 Douglas Everhart Dir-k Smith o Leon Smiens Park Rapids Score Opponent Upponenfs Score 53 ........ ..,,.. W 'aker ...... ..,........... 4 19 77 ,.... ....., N evis ...,.... .......,... 5 -1 47 ...., ..,,.. W 'adena ....... ..,.,.. 4 2 61 ..... .A.... A keley ......... ....w,. 4 5 58 ..... ...... B agley ............. ...,... 6 0 60 ....,... ...,.. D etroit Lakes .... ....,.. 6 6 50 ...., ....,. S ebeka ........,.,... ....... 3 9 48 ..,.,... .... ................ C r osby-Ironton ...........,... ,...... 5 3 49 .............,A........,...,...... Staples ...................,..,............... 63 MB team record - 14 wins and 6 losses. This has been the best basketball season since 1949. Jim Greenwood Harvey Harvala Boll Worrall Nlivhael Maas Ervin Nlelvhert . 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X , wid X h AY' A 1 I Christmas Concert I I 'SLN Ft if ei -si X PANTOMINE GROUP Left to Rlght Danny Ressler James Kangas Tom Cary' Ruth Ann Fra ey Karen Carlson Bettv Wetss Carla Dahl Paul Mattson Nancy Johnson Eddte Smrth Blame Zeller Carol Engelharl GRADE SCHOOL CHOIR GROUPS Row 1 left to rlght Dzane Tergen Julza Ressler Vzkt Skorseth Leonard Thelen Mary Ellen Fra ey Lznda Rousu Tom McCurdy Daud Peterson Jerry Hutrhzngs Margreta Magelssen Lznda Terhark Lynda Long Barbara Jones Mary MfDowell Aanrv Broadbent Kenneth Frazey Paul Magelssen Rrchard qouth Robert South Wayne Chzlstrom Eugene Stzgman Row 2 Gary Benton Loren Krng Cordon Toun Mary Ogden Cheryl E1111 Mzehael Mrflelland Julta Cheney Donald Iewzs Shzrley Pe erson Rosalre Koester Barbara qztz Susan Terhark Danzel Wzlde Irnda Breezee Danrel Hawks Thomas Peterson L nare Aaseng Cordon Qkorseth Cheryl Hagen Lrana Qehmredberg Leona Wallzek .lanzce Broadbent Judy Rutherford Georgia Vagemast leanne Kangas Row 3 Lynnette Rachel Ie reyf Fzck Ezleen DeBord Gerald Pottrat Carolyn Hoy yes james Rugroden lane Edam Ann Paulson Robert Safratawzch Claudta Qllney Peggy' Oftedhal Trudy Potter Roddy Houston Andrew Tobias Frank Dtnyer Barry' 'VIcM1llan Roger Rousu Qllfldfll lones .loan Szuszztshy Sandra SLLCEV .lean Malm Janice Henderson Lynda Larson Penny Wyland Zelta Mears Kathryn McCollar Row 4 Keith Y rhark Phzlzp Collzns Larry Delzer Rlrhard Boyer Leslre Fzeldman Thomas qullznan John Breezee Dzch Danonan lame Baxter Paul Benson Fred Brown ferry Qtzgman Charles Wrzght Eugene Brurnbaugh Que McCurdy Suzanne Langan lndrea Could Dorothy Resch Judy Cooley Margaret WeCollar Cathy Olson .lulze Matthews The Chrxstmas story was pantommed by some of the elementary chlldren At the same tlme the elementary school cholr the Junior Hlgh school Cholr and the Semor Hlgh Cholr sang approprlate Chrlstmas muslc rumor 11,911 Chorr e ffefp ne'- fi new Row l left to rlht feanette Beardsley Drrertor feralrl Aten von lkatheleen Plummer jtll Ottarson Frleen Ezschens Berln Yaurhe fudx V1 erzor fm ,lohela Marx l'ra ee Wan Ellen Erlfr fully Ulson llnlla U taa'ahl Nu ann: Pogtman Dorothy ulllllllfllll Yann Azenwon Karen johnson hath lnn Iorgenson lrzfrlla Moon Brnnze lxrzfns fcncza SZIHSVUJ6' farol Peterson Tlarrlxn Holwher lrla Npzrer Jeanette Ilentlerxon lluazru Ogden Thnnzax Lan,.an lxolrert Hardzng fimompanrit Rows 2 Bernie V1 enor 'lom V1 :nor ,love Troulrulge lxennelh H hzmsler Bolrln Broun larrr ullllllflli laurn lnzler hill Lee Malm Tommw lone: Barnet 'lruman Paul Nrlson 4117111 Berlur laura lulell llaurlette We 'llrllen Jeanette Brert hafh Kathy fra ee Dllllll fottiman lllargarft 'Nunn Lrnrla Hfltfn lxarcn larobvorl Nsllla land lots Lulell luzlr fdam Marx Brown Fretrhtn Bunnuv lfovannr lohnvon Han Nlllllngv Roh: rt lfatenzan Row 'S Yann Peterson farol fhll Strom farol Rooney Doroth1Ruth1rorzl Patrzma Valm Ruth fhrrsto zrson Truflef larcon Pam Przlrhett Bettx qadlzurw farol 111171171 Barbara Denman Nanfy V1 Douell 1IarthaM1llzlland Darla EIIAIIHFH Vary Valtwn feorgza lxomula lxaren leaman Ada Knutson Alru jorgtnsnn Beth Thoreson 'Warzlvn UeBor1l luclx Aeho Donna lfethcrllee ,lane Nllirn Qharon Re at Pa! Mattson ,lanlre Frenrh farol Boll Arrlzs fIllll7HII!l Nanrlra Hummel Peter ll :lion James Del er Ron 1 Bettw Klnlxer Rosrlze Lzlfr Mane Taskn Darlene Faetman karen Johnson lxathw 'Vlurs Mae Iangguth Wann fornthe lanct Drsvnore 'Vlarzra lhermalf fladu fztrhell Sandra U1 hcls Janelle fondzfl Betty Rrhuer Pat Norman Kar Fllfn llftrher 45x1stant Alllllflllllllllil furly Benson lllorra Qt Dzanne Ualsh lxae lxomula lxarfn Q11 lllarene Pzhe farol Nolle Mafletle Beseler Barbara james Karen lhermalt ,lll4Illf.S1ll0 Terry foulcl feralflzne Nfhmzt Vern Frzelwon fer Semor l-hgh Chou Row 1 Iznda flark Donna Quallx Connze Knoules Marzlvn Enney Barbara Kurth .lady Rugroden Karen Walsh Iurame Bree ee lean Vzlhzns Marzlm Wznskouvlu qxlrra 1lrPherson Bonme larpenter Tewe D1 lunsnn Ur Haugen Row '7 lanet Vogtman Jarque Saunders Kar Klzrher ludw W1 lluuell .luclx let man Loazse Lame Flame Harju florta fondl Qharon Holuher Sandra Uaai 'Yann Wrnslmoushl ,ludx frorer 1111119 Walm jean lllfllmllhxl Rows 'K Dons Iorgenion Helen Peterson Bann1e R4 IU Sandra 9 harhrnan lkar, Nm th Flr alnth Braun lane Filer fred Hurt Brlf Harsha Stanlex Hozclevtad Erurn Melrhert Rnlnex Nordherg lanlta I et man luzlw fra ee Joann Hilton Rm 4 Ilarzd V111 Donald Myers Tom Hendergon Roger lulell Ruger Hanson llazzd ffnzlersnn joceph lkrurlrenlrerg Fmrl Uaklunen Jerry Pratt Terry Sex ton Wesley Feeding James Roll lads Helton 'Natalze Norman The 56 WOICC semor choxr under the dxreetlon of 'Hr Don Haugen ha had a wen Quccessful year Qlnglng for the Chrlstmas Concert and the Sprmg 'BIUSIC ConteQt Senior l-hgh Band Row 1: Lois Rider. Karen Sorenson. Bette Boyer. Luraine Breezee. Natalie Norman. Row 2: Linda Lar- son. Nanev Tai Pat Crowell Dai-id Vik Nona Johnson Bettv Bishom Alive llvalilorf. Pauline Thom 1- . H ---- 1- 1 son. Row 3: Marilyn W'il1Sh'H1A'Sh'l. Barbara BIlIP77ll1H.lcIlllIl1 lfillenbring. Jeanette James. Dianna Connelly' Jo Ann fioztlil. Marlyre Eastman. Marlene Palzier. llarla Yirholx. Jails' ljrnier. Hon -1: .Uurix .Ualrn I,ll1'tPIIVll' Terharlf. Jowe lluerr. Standing: Mr. llagen. llale flzerisorz. Joxfnn Priteharil. Kay Klirlfer. Rox: Greenwood. Lanita l'el:man. GH Ugg mi Junior Band B 1 .1 L... ,f Row l: Karen Chermak. Joyce Trowbridge. Kae Komula. Barbara James. Karen Johnson. Kar Ellen Fletrher. Robert Harding. Mr. El'j'll+DlfP4'f0f. Roseanne Johnson. Mae Langgath. Kavleen Robertson. Kathy Plummer. Madette Ressler. Karla MeMillen. Betty' Rohwer. Row 2: Marv Ellen Eiler. Kathy Myers. .YlllH'j' Jaeobson. .Yrzrirv .41'er1xun. Larry Whil- liams. Tom Jones. Du-aine Ogden. Pat Malm. Pamela Prilehett. Cay Jokela. Mary lirazee. .lim Delzer. l.inila Ufteilahl. Georgia Komula. Sylria Lane. Karen Leaman. Darlene Eastman. Row 3: Charles Beelfer. Palm' Norman. ,fully Benson. Larry Monica. Dean Jones. Kenneth Sehoessler. Keith Jump. Don Langan. Marilvn I7eBor:l. Toben Srhlif-lf. Virginia King. Nancy' Mc'Dou'ell. Murray Bunness. Marvin Phelps. Row 4: Terrv Could. Rosalie Eiler. Sharon Rezae. Martha McClelland. Nanev Peterson. Gerald Willenbring. Barny Truman. Row 5: Judy Reko. ,lady Erlam. Marv Alive Brown. Betty Klieker. Ardis Fieldman. Jean Greenwood. Wayne Shores. fern' Arenson. Bob Brown. Janelle Condiff. Tradee Larson. Karen Jacobson. 50 Band req ,rl ml .us-21? Row I: Elizabeth Brown. Mary lsaarsan. Mary Lee Mattson. Nan:-y Forsythe. .Tanf-y lfinx- kowski. lean Wilkins. Row 2: Audrey Shores. Rohert Barker. Jeanne Forsythe. Judy .Mr- Dawell. ,loann Helten. Judy Helten. Sharon Engel. Sharon Rider. Row 3: Sharon Benson. Annette Whiteberg. Louise Laine. Bererly Breezee. Ralph Hanson. fanire Danielson. Svlria f MrPherson, Marilyn Enney. Betty DeMaris. lda Bisel-f. Charles lfeazer. Ilarry Bailly. Judy ACCOMPANISTS Frazee. Row 4: Calvin Wilde. Gilbert Bisek. Tern' Sexton. Jane Eiler. Linda Laine. Karen Walsh. Don Meyers. Verna Pritchett. Betty Malm. Gilbert Kath. Cary Crorer. Standing: ,loan Nunn, Mary Pekarek. lr. High-Robert Harding is Clarinet-Bette Boyer, Karen Sorenson, Lu- Cornet-Sylvia McPherson, Ralph Han- Sr. High-Natalie Norman raine Breezee, .Natalie Norman. son. Janice Danielson. SI Sfudenf Councif . 5 , ' 1 F' Q, 1 ,Vai KX , I 'N H ip: Y 1 W 11111111 K , 1 -Y L 1 ,ff 1 A , 4 ,K ww' I 1 A J, ' n V. NEW' Ron 1: fuzlx l 111:1'1f. .Nw11111111-'l'11111v1111'15 B1'11111r1l I:'iw1'hff11s. l'11'.si1l1'111g Tum Hj11rr11s1111l. V110 lifliiilllfflf. Kun 2: l.11111'.x1' l.11l'111g lx'1111'11 .N1111'11.s1111. -fr111'H11 Slwfll. l,'11111f lf11l11'I. lf1'1111 H1'111y. 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Don 111'm0nz1'111'. .411r1'f1 1111,fz11f'.1. f'fIlVI1'i V'I.111llf7IS. R1111r'r1 Wfadsen. 131111111 .q1'x11111. 1111111 C11111'111111:. .11'1r1' 1x'1111I1. R1111' 2: 111111' .g1lI'A'4'11. 1.111111 Y1111r1g. R11111'rt 1.11t111. Cl'f!l1l1 .qllllSflld. lfill11-11 111111g11, 111111 1,11111'11. P:fll'1Il f11v1111. filllilri' R1'1'11'1'1'. lion fi: I1 111111' 5111111'.1. 1.11111 .'11111111'11, 1.'1111r11'.1 B1'1'1-mr. 131111111 1.1111111111 u--1lffl'l1 1'11111v11q. 111111111 f1'1111'11. 1111111-VIP .'ll1'1.'11111'1111. 111111 11111111 H1111 1: Ur. 1'11111'1u'111111. Eug1'11r' B11111. 111111 BIAYIUIIIVIH. 11111 I,fIf'1ll'1. C111111111111 ,Y1'1.111n. L011 Z111'k1111'11:1. ,11111 S1111111r11. 1:11m C1119 R1111 1: R141 l1Ilff1S. 1.111110 111'11 11111111'1. 10111 K111111, 1111111 1211111'r1111l:. f'111111f 1171111-117715. Row 2: 111111111 N111111111111. Billy 1111111'111. 11111111 11111:- 1'1111111. 111111111 l11'1l1'111111'11g. K1'11 1'1'1.1111'1f. 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Jaan Waldurf. Tessie Dirlfrnsun. Slwryle is Ilenrnzm. Kms 3: .lx-llVlI'Y Taig. Lottie Kvmlall. ' lfharlullv llv1'1'rf'f1l1.1. fanieve Si!:. Row 4: Sharon I'f.xl-mlsan, fanire Ilanirlsrm. Bellv Boyer. lllltimt f.'lirw'h' a1!c'n4lanr'f'. run vrramls. Library Club w 1. lvl! to right: .lvan jariinzul-ri. Juan llualzlarf. Marilyn fnhnxan. Row 2 Ilelnrm l.0HgCfIl0VH'. Ivan ffhristnffersan. joan Nunn. Shvrylf' Dvn man. liola Saima Elmina Burg. Dutieii: Nlzvlring Imnks. reading shPl1'P5. liullvlin boards. fherlfollt lmulfs and passes ff flldt' lilnrarv. 5 2 Shelving books Checking out passes Reading sh elves 1---V in Grade library Q11 had I 9:-ated. left to rifzhtz l,arri' Ladelv. Roger Lvdell. Uarid ffnrlersnn. Eliabeth Brown. fudy' Rugroderl. Diane Clwvnlrllr. Standing: lfla Bisvk, ffflllllll Domlmlt. Phvllix Sf-haeur. Sharon Raanev. Sharon Hnlsrher. Sandra Sflzrzrknzarz. Sandra llaav. Izulv Crarvr. Barbara S1ill f1:.'S. lffm F1f'If'11f'f. llllfflhl? Br0e':1'f'. Barbara Kurlh. zraril lfnfllffrzv. JIHIHW Rall, Sharon Herman. Sharon Rider. Nanrw' U in.xlmu'skz'. Mr. Stagg. Linda Clark. Ed . .llvlrin SKIIVTIIDYZ. Ralph ll 1'llen11ring. Ralph Hanson. 1 A! x ew '4 l,r , s ,,f , . 't 4,., I 4 l Y ' Junior 'A Class Play ln November. the Juniors suceessfully presented their class play. Come Out of the Closet . lts com- liined features of mystery and Comedy appealed to hoth the well-attended matinee and evening audiences. Diane Chermak. Flizalfeth Brown. and Judy Rugroden plaved the leading roles and were finely supported by the others in the vast. The play was direeted lay Mr. Lowell Stagg. Class Play .-M.. 'u F7 Top: SENIOR PLAY CAST Row 1, left to right: .Marlene Putzier. Sharon Engel. Marilyn WYif1Sk01USlfi. Bob jones. Larry Hinton. Linda Laine. lean Wilkins. Row 2: Marianne Driscoll. Sylvia M1'Pherson, Rodney Norberg. Gloria Condiff. Lanita lletznzan. Mr. Gladen. fudy Otlarson. Middle: SENIOR CLASS PL.-XY Row 1, left to right: Larry Hinton. Donna Qualley. Betty Malm. Marianne Driscoll. Joan Waldorf. Elaine Harju. Sharon Engel. Belle Bayer. Bob Jones. Row 2: ferry Zerr. Bonnie Carpenter. Sylria M1'Pliers0n. ,lean lrlillflifli .lane Eiler. Anne Rose. Gloria Condiff. Marilyn Winskowslfi. Judy Otfarson. Linda Laine. Marlene Putzier. Row 3: Rodney Nordberg. Mr. Claden. Viola Saima. Lanila Iietzman. Nor. an Comlit. Joann Helten, .lucly Helten, Sharon Eslfelson. Nariey Taig. Janice Danielson. Mr. Ciaden was ealled into the service during mid-term and the Coaching: of the play was continued ivy Mrs. Ressler, who did a very fine job. Senior i 4 ,if Debate Team Senior Class play Cast in Action Interpretative speech and manuscript reading rr ,U - l x. : Oratory-Memorized and original bfi! Discussion Debate Team Representing Park Rapids High School for the first year in debate competition. this team of four seniors captured the District 29 Dehate Championship at the regional tournament at Mahno- men. 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