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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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Sf' f'-3 lRe 9- J 4-ii, Il '. f JT! f PANTHER PARK RAPIDS HIGH SCHOOL Park Rapids, Minnesota H STQ I aw 44 r ,.f ' if R X 2,9 FOREWURD We the Annual Staff of the 1959 Panther present thrs book to you Ingrrd rn hopes that rt w111 be a treasure of memorres for you of your da s at P. R. H, S, 2 DEDICATIO To a man who IS well lrked by all whose frrendly smrle has bughtened the halls of P R H S and to one who has put U1 a good portlon ofhrs mme helpxng others It IS 1n deepest grautude that we the Seniors of 1959 dedrcate Ih1S yearbook to Coach Lowell Anderson who durrng the pas: years has worked so unselfrshly rn furthermg our educauon and athletrc acuvnres 3 v . a o o . 1 1 I -T ,. '. ,L ,ff v , ..' in , ,f ,- ri -Af f ...V.. f' a ,f- ,f-' ' ...-ff . fl, I Bw 1 w ' 'N Q-ws., -qv v. mug 4 R wp'-in . ' an -sf .slay me .MW , .. ,,...,., y , ,...., - V . +4 ., , p ' ' V - , K 4 ,,,,,. .u- . - ,Q . ,a , mf - , ,. , -xfwwf ' ' 'ff ,. ffl' ' .wh ,,,,, N .nf N' E H K Q v , ' , , ,gm ..-rm. QW My We We W Q.,,nl!P ' mv M ww 15234 ff' gy 5 --- fmwfifzagiw WM -- 1 M-cow -el mwmmwww- WIN! SPORTS EDITOR Mrke Maas 1' EDITOR Kathy Korst We the Annual Staff have worked hard rn tryrng to present to you a well rounded prcture of our school llfe Senror play assemblres never to be forgotten formal dances homecomrng sports rndrvrdual classes are all portrayed 1n our yearbook enablmg us to relrve these happy tnnts agarn and agarn Not PICI LOIS Blttman Janet Vogtman Cleo Balley AIICL Waldorf ROW 2 Judy McDowell Lmda Larson ROW 1 Loulsc La1ne Lo1s Rrder 6 l , I . '1 s 1 - V 4 ,, I ' 4 ' ' w , s ' W ' x l 7 . i z - , . : , . ADVISOR Mrs Kropp 46- 5...-fs. 'I- lui. ASSISTANT EDITOR Marllynn Enney The Annual Staff wlshes to thank all who l1ave made tlus book poss1b1e Under the exlstmg flnanclal condxuons some poruons have been cut but we hope that there w1l1 be no hard feelmgs because of u Kathy Korst, Judy Klarer, Marxlynn Enney ROW 1 Cleo Vxzcnor, Bcttc BISIIOP, Nona Johnson ROW 2 Karen Sorenson Lucxllc WIIIICOIUID Karen Walsh, Karen Pollock 7 X 3 ,grmil P' as Q viii, WHO S WHO -- SCHOOL UNO SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER ASS'T LIBRARIAN Charh s Weaver Renee Sunde Joan Waldorf Mrs Donovan Mrs Brault Mike Galles, Perry Donovan, Ercel Farrel1,I-Iildegarde Pritch- Rohert Ruhnke, Frank Rezac, ett, Marie Henry, Anne Duddick. Arthur Koe ster. 8 STUDE T COUNCIL 'Lg' ROW 1 Kay Ellen Fletcher, Geraldxne Schmxtz Carol Boldt Jane Churchill Delores Kangas Ingrld Mujer Martha McClelland ROW 2 Kenny Lydell Terry Ellm Rlchard Cochran Dcnnls Smxth Earl Ohlgren Davld Vrk Terry Sexton ROW 3 Judy Olson Nancy McDowell Lons Bxttmann Beverly Blshop, Carol Breezee Shlrley Pajarl Connle Wallxck Sally Colby Lols Lydell STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT Paul Sltz 9 W ' ROW 1 Beverly Randolph, Judy Vlzenor Janet Vogtman, ROW 9 Bette Blshop LOUISC Lame Judy Klarer Eleanor Kmght Judy SIKZ ROW 3 Lorna Wefers Shlrley Bonham Arlene Wefcrs, Helen Peterson LUC1llC Wlutcomb Dlane Wllllams Darlene Shaver adam! 4 Mrs Whxte all ROW1 Carol Rooney Arlene Wefers Carol Boldt ROW 2 Jessxe Rabhn, Marle Taskey Donna Thelen, Sue Colby 10 JJX CQDUIW PRINLIPAI A I SUPERINTENDENT W. B. McPherson 'Fi 1' '42 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL George Toops in AD IN ISTRATIO Superintendent McPherson is a man who always flllds time to keep a watchful eye on our school system to insure us of the complete benefit of our education He rs always present with encouragement Principal B A Hays a very capable administrator has done his best to see that the education he council and friendship which students and teachers alike can find there This is Mr Hays ftrst year as part of our administration He came here from Mahnomen and has in with our system very nicely The man who ties up all the loose ends is our frtendly Assistant Principal Mr George Toops You can see him in the midst of all activities where there is work to be done Hrs shiny dome is the subject of many jokes and he takes them all with a smile They are all helpful in furthering the future of the students at P R H S I3 l , 'W ev A X . oversees is liberal and broadening and yet strict. Mr. Hays'office door is always open, symbolic of the . ' ' ' ' ' ' . fit F acult .Aka LILLIAN AILIE EILEEN E ALLIS LOWELL ANDERSON Home Economlcs C R A Ass't Football Coach Cheerleadlng Basketball Coach Glrls' Phy Ed Math 'uf'! NEAL BUDROW Junxor Hlgh Math MELVIN BERGMANN MAYNARD BLANCHARD Art Jumor Hlgh SCIEHCC Ns... KARL DYRE ORVILLE EVJU MARVIN FREMMINC 'l rack Coach Elementary Band Counselor Sr Soclal Problems Jr Hlgh Music Second Band 14 4-lun.. L JEANET TE BEA RDSLEY Junxor Chorr Social Studres Jr Hxgh Engllsh if MARTIN CARTER Speech Class Play Sr Hxgh Enghsh Sr Band S1 Clmolr V V 41' 1 - l rr 4 X 'kill .L . K T R Xi, N.,-a V C . A I Al A six bl .xx rj .-n A 5521- 5. I G F acult J ., .f r i', V - V u g-. f.f if R 'Q ' le-'45 . -..mM,,,+-muh! A l xl A' V N , A 4. , , . KATHERINE HAROLD JOHNSON RICHARD JONES EARL KOLKE HENDRICKSON Science Psychology World History Jr. High English Drivers' Training Sr. English Drivers' Training Jr. High Social Studies Student COu11Ci1 MARY KROPP CHARLES LORD EDWIN LUNDMARK JOHN MCALLISTER Annual Bookkeeping Industrial Arts Speech Activities Librarian Business Law Jr High English Visual Aids Safety Patrol mmgnm. 7-v DONALD MCDOWELL ROBERT MEISENHOLDER VIOLET MILLER ANNABELLE MURPHY Baseball COHCI1 Jr High Science Panther Prints French Sr High History Business Education Jr High English Jr High Football lg A .af E 'F I 1 ff ' I. . - A Yfllfl A . . . . . FACULTY GLORGL MURRAY CHARLES PARRISI-I ROBBINS I11du tr1 11 Art Wrebtlmg Studlcb Am t Football Coath Boy Phy lcal Educauon r lI1gl1M l1 WILLIAM SC HEERER Jr ll1gl1E11g11h Jr HIBII bou 11 QIULIILN A t Ba15kttb.1llC,o,1Ql1 .S in 'Ik DONALD SCHLATTMAN HUBERI' SHARP LOWELL STAGG Bmlogv Jr H1gl1 Math Sptuh Football C oanh Q 1, 1 .1 Jr H1gIlSOC1dl QIUCIIQ5 Sr H1bI1 Eugll I1 ELVIRA STRAND ROBLRT UNDIRWOOD MARLON DAVIDSON Homt ELOIIOITIILK Vog AgIlLUIIl1l'L ArtS11bs11tutc 11141331115 Ttam F F A In the Lvent of Mr Bergmann s car accl dent Mr Dawdson took over the Art Departmtnt for .1 penod of 51x weeks ai ' fi 91 I fm? S L S ' . Ed. Jr. ' - ,MII . .II Q, . , 5 '5 ' -- iz 7 ff?-ki'QP7'Sf ' . Jil' ' .... Q 451' U 1- ' - .. 525. , ., -..-'Qfliv' ' , 'W , ' ' l S ' I' . Y 'L L If ' . ' '11s ll'y SS' ' .' .'1 s 1 .I , . , . , , I I l 1 - E . 3 4 w V w + Q I w 3 A ' ' 7 7 .fi -3,5 :': ': :h'-1-5 E Q-r-:E-tr , 1- x ...'.'E.' x gh. -if- 'i.-' -- X -S- Hnb isa! 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LOIS BITTMANN Beauty Culture, Student Council 1,2,3 Band 1,2,3, Annual Staff 3 F T A 3 Panther Prints 3, Drivers Training 1 ETI-IEL MARIE BOYD To stop blushing and a telephone operator G R A 3 Bus Patrol 3 Cafeteria 2 ,3 BEVERLY JEANNE BREEZEE Bev To marry a Butcher! Band 1,2,3g G RA. 25 Drivers Training 2- Girls' County 25 Bus Patrol 2 3. SHIRLEY ARLENE BREEZEE Breezie To figure the ways of the Finlanders Drivers Training 2- Bus Patrol 2,3. THEODORE CLARK BREEZEE Frog Get through college, Bas- ketball 1,2,33 Track 1,2,33 Lettermen l,2,3, Class Of- ficer 3- Homecoming King LINDA RAE BROADBENT Lm' To be a successful nurse Annual Staff 3 Dr1vers Tramlng 1 Class Secre tary 3 Nurses Ass1stant 1,2 Health Counc1l 1 DARYL DEAN BURCI-I Jackson To graduate thxs year or the next Basketball 1 JEAN A CHRISTOFFERSON Jean1 Marry a r1ch farmer and be happy Chou 3 Panther Prlnts 3 Jr Class Play 2 Speech 2 One Act Play 1 Annual Staff 1, Drxvers Trammg 1 Nurses Assrst ant 1,2,3 Bus Patrol 1, Health Counc1l 2,3 SUZANNE COLBY ue To catch a tall dark r1ch husband Pep Club 1, Nurses ASSISEHHY 3 G R A 3 Band 1 2,3 OTTO CRANDALL ROGER DUANE CRANDALL 'Rog To have success 1n the future Bus Patrol 2 PATRICIA CAROLYN CROWELL at To have a successful party, Band 1 2,3 Cheer leadmg 2,3 Panther Prlnts 1,2 Offrce Ass1stant 3 G R A 1,2,3, Jr C ass Play 2 Pantherettes 2,3 Annual Staff 1,2 3 Dr Trammg 2 Health Counc1l 3 F T A BETTY JEANNE DeMARIS Betts' Reg1stered Nurse and to make that trxp to North Dakota m a convertxble Band123 GRA 3,Jr Class Play 2 Annual Staff 2 Dr Tranung 2 LEROY EUGENE DENMAN Lee To succeed Dr1vers Tram mg l Ushers Club 2 3 Cafeterla 3 LEWIS M DEWANDELER Lewy' To drlve a Stagecoach Dr1vers Tralmng 1 Foot ball 1,2,3, Basketball l, Wrestlmg 1 Track 1, , Frlm Club 1,2 3 Letter men 1 2 3 LOUISE ANN DICKINSON Red Graduate so I can go on vacatlon' Jr Class Play 2 Dr Tralmng 2 Cafe tena 2 lsr ,J 17' r ll 3 vi! las IIP ll ll ' I . , S - ' ' 5 , - 3 . . ., ' . l 9 ' s s S . ,2,3- xl - 2, 5 . . fz. 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' 5 233 I, ' I : I . r ll n , 1 19 JOANNE EIS CHENS Bookkeeper Band 1 Cholr 1, Drlvers tramxng 2 MARILYNN EDENNEY 'Brlggatte To llve and learn sm1le and succeed make M1ss ' M Band Cholr 1 Panther Prlnts 1 G R A 2,3 Jr Class Play 3 Speech 2 Panth erettes 3 Annual Staff 3 Student Councll 1 Drivers Trammg 2 LEO FRANCIS FISHER F1sh To be a successful truck driver Wrestlxng l Dr Tramrng 2 Boys County 2 RICHARD S GREEN 'Longfellow To be a forester Band 1 Basketball 1 THOMAS HENDERSON Gus To spear walleyes ln the sprrng and not get caught Football 1 2,3 Wrestlrng 2 3, Track 2,3, Cho1r 1,2,3 Lettermen 2,3 DFIVBFS Tralnmg 1 GARY LEE HINDS Hmdse To be a forester Football 1 2 3, Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Frlm Club 1,2,3 F F A 12,3, Lett men 1 2,3 DFIVEFS Tra1n 1ng 1 Boys' County 1 MELVIN HOLMQUIST Mel To get ahead 1n thls l1ttle ole world Football 1,2,3, Lettermen 3 Drxv ers Tramxng 1 JOANN HOLWEG o To be a beauty operator and lead a happy lrfe C R A 2 Dr1vers Tra1n mg 2, Work ln cafeterla NANCY HUGHES M1sty To lead a happy and suc cessful lxfe Offlce ASSISI ants 3 Drrvers Tra1n1ng2 JEANETTE JAMES Netty To be a successful beauty operator Band 1 2, , G R A 3, Jr Class Play 2 Speech 2, Annual Staff 3 Drivers Tramlng 2, Pe Club 1 BERNARD JASKEN Berrue To be a Beatmk ' Basketball 1,3 Speech 2 Sr Class Play 3, Drwers Trammg 1 Boys' County2 Bus Patrol 2 IIJOII ' Q 1 - u . , . , ' ll a ' rs. 1,25 ' - s ,3s ' , . . . 5 . . 9 ' - S 5 ' ' ' , S 5 l n ' u 'VJ H ' - ' 3,33 l Q ' ' . 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' 5 ' J . 1 3 . . . , ' er- l I ' 7 9 , P ' ' 20 ORVILLE JENSEN Orv Own the blggest ranch 1n the world Football 1 Wrestllng 1,2,3 Track 1,2 3 Fllm Club 3 F F A 1,2,3 Dr Trammg 1 us Patrol 1 NONA JOHNSON To ralse lrttle boys wlth curly halr Band 1, Panther Prmts 2 3 Jr Class Play 2 Annual Staff 1,3, Dr Tralnlngl Glrls County 2 I-Iomecommg Attendant 2 3 DORIS JORGENSON To lxve, love, and dre happy Chomrl 3 Offrce Assrstant 2 3, Dr Tram mg 1 DELORES KANGAS Dee I-Iappmess, C RA 2 Speech 1 2 3 Cho1r 1 Band 1,2, Pep Club 1, , Annual Staff 2, Class Play 2, F TA 2 Dr Trammg 2 Student Coun c1l 3 Lxbrary Club 3 ZELDA KING Zel JUDY KLARER US I sure w1sh I Knew Pan ther Prmts 2, Offxce Asslst an 3 G RA 3 Jr Class Play 2 Pantherettes Annual Staff 3, Dr Tram mg 2 Bus Patrol 3 ELEANOR YNIC-HT le Take a trrp to Mrssourr Panther Prmts 3 Offrce Ass1stants 3, Dr Tra1n1ng2 Bus Patrol 3 Cafetex-1a2 3 KATHLEEN KORS Kathy kr To run a bachelor s home by K Sorenson's Old Ma1d's Home Panther Pr1nts1,2,3 G RA 2 Pantherettes 2 Annual Staff ed 3 Cxrls' County2 Off1ce Assxstants 2, J Class Play 2 LOUISE LAINE Nursrng Band 1 2 3 Chorr 1 Panther Prmts 3 Offrce Assrstants 3 Annual Staff 3 Student Councxl 1 Dr Tramlng 1 Clrls County 2 Class treas 3 Bus Patrol 2,3 Brass Chorr LINDA LARSON xn To ralse my own football team Band 1 2 3 Panther Prmts 3 Jr Class Play 2 Speech 1, Annual Staff 1 3 Dr Tralmng 1 Crrls County 2, Class offxcers ,2, Pep Club 1 Reed Choxr 2,3 Clarmet Quar tet 2 3 RO GE R LATHROP To be successful and a A I 2 Ros rrcer Dr Trammg 3 ' ' FTA 23 HJ N t 5 . . . 5 . 5 25 3 . ll ll ' . l IIE ll - . 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' F.F. . 3. . . , . . . , . 21 RODNEY ALLEN LYDELL Neen To get nch Student Coun crl 1 Drrvers Trarnxng 1 MICHAEL LEE MAAS Mlke' To teach, Football 1, 3, Basketball 1 2 3 Track 1,2,3 Panther Prmts 1 Frlm Club 1,2,3 Letter men 1 2 3 Jr Class Play 2 Annual Staff 3 Drrvers Trarnrng 1 Honor Socrety 2,3, F T A 3 JANE MAH-IREN To get a secretarral Job, Offlce Assrstants 2 3 Bus Patrol 2 F HA 1 ep Club 1 DWAINE FRANCIS Pete To get a good Job Fllm Clu 1,2,3 F F A 1,2,3, Dnvers Trammg 1 JUDITH KAYE McDOWELL Jude To be a nurse, Jr Class Play 2 Annual Staff 3 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 Band 1,2,3 Cho1r1,2,3 G RA 3 Panther Punts 1,2 3 Dr Trarrung 2 Gxrls' County 2 Class Secretary 1, Reed Cho1r 2,3 INGRID MEIJER To be a doctor, G R A 3 Student Councrl 3 Fore1gn Exchange Student from Sweden JANN MELCHER Dymnao Beauty Culture To take that tr1p to Flonda rn that cool convert Annual Staff 2,3, Panther Prxnts 3 Drrvers Tralnlng 1 Cafe ter1a 2 G R A 2,3 BARBARA JEAN MOHR Barb Trv to succeed rn every thing I attempt to do Dr Tra1n1ng 1 F TA 2 Km dergarten ASS1St3Ht 1 Cafetena 2 GARY LEE NICHOLS Jorn the Navy Basketball 1 2 3 Baseball 1 3 termen 2,3 Dr Trarmng 1 TARSHALL CANFIELD NICHOLS 'Marsh' To graduate from college Dnvers Traxnmg 1 Basket ball 1,2,3 Baseball 1,2,3 Panther Punts 1 2 Letter men 2 3 STANLEY H OLSON Stan To have a sports car after college, Wrestlmg 1 Jr Class Play 2 u u S - 3 . . . . ll ' I ' ' 2, ' u 1 1 1' 5 3 S . . . 9 ' s 1 1 1 1 - ' 9 1 - 1 ' ' ' 5 .. 3 ' 3 . . . . . l A I O . . u vu u ' I 1 S ,I ' 5 . . . 5 P I . - A ' . Q 4 a Q 3 - S MCCULLION Nick ll u . . . 3 ' 1 1 1 121 1 Let' b 3 . . . ' 5 , ' ' ll n . . 1 I 1 h 1 1 1 1 1 Q '- Q . Q . . . Q 5 5 1 S 1 1 ' S 1 - 1 u on ' . . . 9 S ' ,2,3s 22 WARREN PAULSON Wild Life management in forestryg F.F.A. 29 Film Club l,2,3g Dr. Training l. NORMAN EDWARD PETERS Peters To get out of school thi year' HEIEN MARIE PETERSEN To live rich and die poor Choir 1,3 Office Assistants 2,3 Drivers Training 2 KAREN EDITH POLLOCK To get married, Annual Staff 3 Nurses Assistant 2 JOANN EV ELYN PRITCHARD o To be a nurse, Cheerlead ing 2,3 Band1,2,3 Panther Prints 1, G RA 3 Pan therettes 2,3 Annual Staff I5 Drivers Traimng 2 Nurses Assistant 1, Health Council 1 LOIS ANN RIDER llldoiell To become a quiet re- served young lady. Band 1,2,3g Panther Prints 2,35 G.R.A. 2,39 Jr. Class Play 23 Annual Staff 1,2,3g Student Council 29 Girls' County 2s Drivers Train- ing lg Health Council l. GARY ROGERS To be successfulg Wrestling 2,3. MICHAEL JOHN ROSE Rosey To become ambitious Let termen I 2,3, Wrestling ,2,3, Jr Class Play 2 Speech 3 Dr Training 1 oys' County 2 Foreign Exchange Student 2 MARY ANN ROSE SAFRATOWICH Shorty ' Be a Singer, Dr Training Bus Patrol 1, Cafeteria ROBERT JOSEPH SCHAUER Bob Get rich quick, Film Club ,2,3, Dr Traming 2 GRANT PATRICK SCH vlAUS Grunt See the world Football 2 3 Wrestling I Baseball 1,2,3, Track 1 ettermen 1,2,3, Drivers Training l Bus Patrol i223 Nao TERRY SEXTON Hotshot To get the power of Stalin. Band 1,2,3, Choir 1, Stu- dent Council 3g Class Pres. 3, Bus Patrol 3. DARLENE SI-IAVER llDarll To be a Model. Office Assistant 2,33 Dr. Train- ing 2. JUDY SITZ Get out of Park Rapids Office Assistant 2,3 Traimng 2 PAUL SITZ Art To own a pink Caddy Jr Class Play 2, Speech ,2,3, Student Council 2 Dr Training 1 Boys' State 2, National Honor Society 2,3, Usher 2 RODNEY SKADSHEIM Hot Rod To reform RICHARD SMITH Dickson To shoot more ducks than Dale Wilson, Football 1,2,3 Basketball 2,3 Track 2,3, Lettermen 2 3, Dr Training 2 Class Offl cer 1 KAREN SORENSEN Mable To run a successful Old Maid Home. Band 1,2,3g Choir 2,35 Panther Prints 2,35 G.R.A. 3, Jr. Class Play 2, Pantherettes An- nual Staff 1,2,33 Student Council 1,25 Dr. Training 1, Girls' State 2, Class trea.s. 25 Honor Soc. 2,35 Pep Club 1, Clarinet Quartet 1,2,3, Reed Choir 2,33 Am. Hist Award 1. PAULINE STONE Paul1 It's hard telling LONNIE SUDBURY Loll1e To travel Office assist ant 2,3, Dr training 2 PAULINE THOMPSON To be a successful nurse Band 1 2 3 Dr Training Girls' County 2 Bus Pa trol 1, NILEEN THORESON Neen ' Get married and live happily ever after G RA 2 Dr Tfalnlng 2, Bus Patrol 3 DAVID TOWN 'Dave To become a successful bum Football I 3,4 Wrestlmg 2 3 4, Co Captam 4 PAUL TROWBRIDGE Drawbrldge To clrlve a new Jaquar college for the next seven years Basketball 1 Track 2,3, Jr Class Play2 Dr1vers Trammg 1 Sk1 Club 1 2 3 DAVID VIK Dave To go to the North Woods Band 1 2 3 Choxr 1 Fllm Club 1,2,3 Jr Class Play 2, Speech 3 One Staff 3, Student Councll 1 3 DF1V9I'S Tramlng 2 Boys County 2 Class Offr cers 1 2 Sk1 Club 1 Cana era Club 2 CLEO VIZENOR Cl1cker To -porn the A1r Force Offlce Ass 2,3 G RA 3 Annual Staff 3 Dr1vers Tralmng 2 JANET M VOGTMAN ' P1dge To graduate Choxr 1 2 3 Panther Prlnts 1 2 Offrce Ass1stants 2 3 Panther ettes 2 Annual Staff 3 Drivers Tramlng 1 ALICE WALDORF I wlsh I knew Band 1,2,3 Panther Pr1nts3 L1brax'y Club 2,3 Annual Staff 3 Dr1vers Tra1n1ng 1 Bus Patrol 2,3 KAREN WALSH To make lt around the world 1n 79 days Band 12,3 Cho1r1,2,3, Pan ther Pr1nts1,2,3 C R A 3 Annual Staff 1,2, Dr1vers Tralrung 1 Pep Club 1 Brass Cholr 2 3 CHARLES WEAVER Charl1e To be an electromc engl neer Band I 2,3 Pan ther Punts 3 F1lm Club 2,3, Jr Class Play 2 Annual Staff 3 Dr1vers 'Tra1n1 lg 2 ARLENE WEFER5 Lee' To be a successful secre tary Panther Punts 3 Offrce ASSISIHHIS 2 3 Annual Staff 2 Dr1vers Tra1n1ng 3 Nurses Ass1st ants 3 Bus Patrol 2 F TA 3 Cafetena TOMMIE WERMERSKIRCHEN Worm To be one of the Merry Men Football 12 Basket balll Baseballl Jr Class Play 2 Bus Patrol RUSSELL WETIIERBFE Russ To make money and have fun Fllm Club 1 2 F F A 1 Boys County 2 Skt Club 1,2,3 S . S S 5 l ll ' 12: S , , ' . . I - , . . . ' 1 a . ' . . . S 5 , . ll ' ll ' ll ' to ' '- ' z S ' ' 12:35 S . '. 2 . 9 ' ' 5 5 S , , . 1 . ll Il D ll I . n 1 5 . 925 - 5 ' . ' 5 . I - 7 5 ACK Play 1,-2,35 Annual G.R.A. 3, Jr. Class Play 2, . . . 5 I y SI l ' . ' ' - , ' - 5 5 a 5 3 ' . . . Q 2. ll . H ll ll ' . 5 . . . g ' w 5 ' 3 ' I 3 ' . . ' S 1,2. I 'l vu ' 4 . n ' ' ,. 7 2 I x-5 , J I ' ' I ' 7 ' U . 3 5 . , , LUCILLE F ERN WHITCOMB Lucy' To be a successful ele mentary teacher Panther Prints 3, Office Assistant 3 Annual Staff 3 Training 2 Bus Patrol 2 Drama Club I F T A 2,3, Cafeteria 1 2 TERRYJ WHITEBERG Alias T J To be a success so I can drive a Corvette and own a speedboat, Football 1 Jr Class Play 2 Track 1,2,3 Basketball 1 2 4,5, Lettermen l 3,4,5, 1 2,3 DIANE KAREN WILLIAMS Dlll Be a secretary Band l 2 Choir 1 Office Assistant 2 3 G R A 1 3 NORMA ANN WILSON 'Norm To lead a happy life Driver Training 1 ROBERT ORLANDO WORRALL Bob To become a teacher Basketball I 2 3 Letter men 2 3, Training 1 Tennis 1 DOROTHY IDA ZILKA llldall To become a teacher, Choir 1, Panther Prints 2, Library Club 3, F.T A 2, Cafeteria l,2,3 J OICE MOOREHOUSE Elementary teacher, Speech 1 2, Choir 1 2, Student Council 1 2,3 G A A l 2, F I-LA 1,2 Bowling Club 1, Transferred from Tom S Lubboch High CLASS COLORS Red and Silver CLASS FLOWER Red Rose MOTTO I am the Captain of my Soul the Master of my Fate ll 1 . Q 5 s S A a im S 3 3 . . . s I , ' ll -' . , I . . I ' ' Q s 5 ' - : Q . 5 , ' . . Q 3 : 13: I H ' r27 ' ' Dr. Training 1, Ski Club School. , . ur ' Q . 5 . 1 5 3 v 9 - - - 1 - u on ' s u n : 5 I, .mi ' '- - , 1 ,2,3. ' 26 G IRL Karen Pollock Alrce Waldorf Dorothy Zrlka Judy McDowell Kathy Korst Karen Sorenson Cleo Barlly Janet Vogtman Judy McDowell Lrnda Larson Marrlyn Enney Nona Johnson Lots Rrder Jean Chrlstofferson Delores Kangas Paulrne Stone Lonnre Sudbury Marrlynn Enny Sue Colby Lourse Lame Kathy Korst Pat Crowell Nrleen Thoreson Bette Brshop Karen Sorenson Jan Melcher Alrce Waldorf Joan Prrtchard lngrrd Merger Llnda Larson Ingrrd Merger Lors R1der Drane Wllllams Nona Johnson l F I ml' Sk ad I YWTiCYS'VUIICD Q! FCIR. 1959 Prettrest l-Ia1r Prettrest Eyes Funnlest Laugh B1ggest Wolf and Wolfess Most Cooperatlve Most lrkely to succeed Best Fl'16ll4.lS Best Dancers Best Dressed Brggest Lrne Pretuest Sm1le Most Athletlc Blggest Apple Pollsher Frtendlrest Most Quret Best flgure and physrque Best Personalrty Best Sense of Humor Best all around Hardest Worker Holds Most Actlvrtres Most Talkatlve Most Relrable Ourstandrng Leader Brggest Ahbrer Most Dependable Most Talented Most Courteous Best Lookrng Most Studlous Class Clown Tallest Shortest BOY Tom Henderson Paul Srtz Grant Schmam Terry Whlteberg Paul Srtz Paul Srtz Norman Peters Daryl Burch Terry Whtteberg B111 Bateman Daryl Burch B111 Bateman Drck Smrth Mrke Maas Ted Breezee LeRoy Denman Dlck Smrth Ted Breezee Grant Schmaus Loule Dewandler Dav1d Vrk Mrke Maas Charles Weaver Davrd Vrk Paul Sttz Dwarne McCul11on Terry Sexton Terry Sexton Drck Green Norm Peters Davrd Vrk Paul Trowbrldge R1chard Green Roger Lathrop U sill S s QLD' .- fx. 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Mfif'-54-wa... ,., 4,1-I ve CLASS WILL We the Semors of 1959, of Park Rapxds Hlgh School, bemg of sound mrnd and normal Judgment, do hereby wrll and be queath the followmg I I I I I Yolonda Ashby wxll the 12 most wonderful school years of my Irie to my brother Jrm A Dale Avenson wrll my tooth brush to my brother Jerry Cleo Bully, w1ll my trxps to Menahga to anyone who l1kes to have scads of fun B111 Bateman, w1ll my faxthful Model A to Make W1tter so he can quxt walkxng and start puslnng Bette A Blshop, w1ll my abrhty to have a huntmg pal to any lucky jumor Sally Brshop, w1ll my desk rn trrgonometry class to any grrl who IS xnterested LOIS Brttmann, w1ll my two years of Steno to my srster, I.1ll1an Ethel Boyd, w1ll the Job as bus patrol to my brother, Carl Shirley Breczec, w1ll my good trmes rn P R H S to my brother, John who loves rt Ted Breezee w1ll my track shoes to my younger brother Clayton Ianda Broadbent, w1ll summer dates rn two drfferent blue lmpalas to any glrl who can keep her cars strarght Daryl Burch, w1ll my A number 1 Pontiac to some A number l Idlot Jean Chrrstofferson will my apple polxshrng abrlrty to Wayne Shores, who maybe needs lt Suzanne Colby, w1ll my rbrlrty to stay out of trouble to my brother, J1m Otto Crandall, w1ll my seat on the bus to my brother, Everett Roger Crandall, w1ll my Englrsh book to whoever wants It Pat Crowell, w1ll my positron rn eheerleadrng to Mary Stll l1ngs Bette DeM1rxs, wrll to my brother Jack two more years of those rlotxous bus rrdes LeRoy Denman, w1ll my seat rn Mr Jones Sxxth hour Englrsh to any unlucky Junxor who gets rt Lewy DcWandelcr, will to some llth grade boys a place out at Ponsford to have partles and a place to sk1p school wrthout anybody to bother wlnle they are havmg a good trme laouxse Dxckmson, w1ll my abrlrty to have 6th hour study hall 3 years In a row to anyone who needs xt Joanne Easehens, w1ll my abllxty to prek my seat rn last hour study hall to anyone lucky enough to have that prrvrlege Marxlynn Enney, w1ll all of the httle thmgs that made my Sr year wonderful to a Senror of the future Leo Frsher, w1ll Gerald Torkelson my 41 Chev and every thing rt does not have on rt Rrchard Green, wrll my ab1l1ty to sleep rn class to Jerry Grover Tom Henderson, wxll my ab1l1ty to get out of Jones class to go to the dentrst to any Junror who wants rt Cary Hinds, w1ll my curly harr to the basketball players who lrke to cut rt off Mel Holmqtust w1ll my ablllty to get along with people to some Jumor JoAnn Holweg, w1ll my d1Sl1k6 of school to who hates rt Nancy Hughes w1ll my seat m 6th hour English class to my brother Melvm Jeanette James, w1ll my abrlrty to answer letters promptly to my SISICI, Barbara B mre Jasken, w1ll my abrlxty to be a non conform1st to any Jumor who rs a eonformrst Orvrlle Jensen, w1ll my prckup to anyone who can dr1ve rt Nona Jolmson w1ll all the good trmes I ve had rn hrgh school to my slster, Karen, who Ihope wrll have as much fun as I'vc a Dor1s Jorgenson, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wnth Mr Hagen to my slster Alrce Delores Kangas, w1ll my frxendshrp wrth the forcrgn exchange grrl to all the jumor boys Lelda Kmg, wxll my snare lme and snares to Becke Cozue and Kltty Judy Klarer, w1ll my abrlrty of no oprmons on anythrng to any one who wants rt Eleanor Kmght, will my front seat on the bus to Melvm H ghes Kathy Korst, w1ll my unnatural red hur and my natural tem per to Mae Langguth ln hopes that they may help her rn her hunt for a new boy frxend Louxse Lame, w1ll my ablllty to bum a rrde to Pat Mattson who seems to do O K for herself Lmda Larson w1ll my Homecommg crown to some Jr girl rn hope that rt w1ll make her senror year as perfect as mme Roger Lathrop, w1ll my seat rn Jones Englrsh class to any poor Jumor Rodney Lydell, wrll my long haxr to Jerry Torkelson Make Maas, w1ll my abxlrty to go umnjured to anyone who wants rt Jane Maehren, w1ll my seat m 4th hour study hall to whoever wants to be frrst 1n the eafeterra lme I l l I I I I Dwame MeCull1on, w1ll my seat rn 6th hour Englrsh to any one who doesn t plan to graduate Judy McDowell, w1ll my frve years of cheerleadmg to m lrttle brother Mackae rn ease he doesn t make the basket ball team Ingrrd Merjer w1ll my Swedrsh accent to Nancy Peterson to use ln the class play next year Jann Melcher, w1ll my abrlxty to take a chance wxth Norma Wxlson 1n a fast Chev to Walker to a JUHIOI Delores Hagen Barbara Mohr, w1ll to Lavonne Lesmerster mv handwrrtmg who says she needs rt Jolce Moorhouse, will my Texas accent to Karen Srtz Cary Nichols, w1ll my baseball abrlrty to anyone who needs It Marshall Nrehols, wrll my good drrvmg to all Sophomore gxrls who surely need rt Stan Olson, w1ll my abxlrty to hustle tourxst glrls to Don C who could use Warren Paulson, w1ll my seat rn Engllsh to some unlucky Juruor Norman Peters, w1ll my Olds' to Burch so he can wrn some drags Helen Petersen will my abrlrty to be a clock watcher durmg the srxth hour Enghsh class to anyone who wants lt Karen Pollock w1ll my black harr to Kayleen Robertson who s harr keeps gettrng lrghter JoAnn Prrtchard wrll the fun and excrtement of bemg a ehccr leader to my srsters, Judy and Jane IDIS Rrder, w1ll my talkatrveness to Carol Rooney who has 1 pretty good start Gary Rogers, w1ll my seat rn Englxsh to some unlucky Jumor Mrke Rose, w1ll my ab1l1ty to relax ln class to some under classman who pays attentron Mary Ann Safratowrch, w1ll my way to Walker to Norma Wrl son Bob Schaucr wrll my seat rn bookkeepmg to any lucky Junror Grant Sehmaus, wrll my football zbrlrty to Breezee who could use lt Terry Sexton, will my gurtar playmg abrlxty to Dan Erschens who mrght lrke to have rt Darlene Shaver, wxll my seat rn Englrsh class to my brother larry Judy Srtz, w1ll my seat rn 6th hour English class to myself rn case I don't graduate Rodney Skadshexm, w1ll my grrl ehasmg abrlrty to Frank An nette Dxck Smlth, w1ll my ab1l1ty to get 1nto trouble wlth teachers to Dan Erschens, who never seems to have that problem Karen Sorensen, w1ll my red harr and freckles to Mae Lang guth, ln case hers ever fade Paulme Stone, w1ll my abrlxty to go to school l3 years to Evelyn Brown Lonme Sudbury, w1ll my 12th grade to my two sxsters that never made It Pauhnc Thompson w1ll my abrllty to go straxght home after church to Marcen Prke who has got a good start Dave Town w1ll my battle to apply myself to school work to any up commg semor Paul Trowbrrdge, w1ll my good looks and personalrty to Don Callen who wxll need them rf he ever quxts gorng steady Davrd Vlk, wrll Mr Jones, who was wxlled to me to Bob I-Iardmg Janet Vogtman w1ll my bedroom eyes to Join Dxssmore who would lrke to have them Cleo Vxzenor w1ll my sense of humor to some unlucky person that hasn't any Alree Waldorf wrll my abrlrty to be f1rst rn the lunch lme to anyone who IS lucky enough to work m the lrbrary 4th hour Karen Walsh w1ll my quxet ways to Blll Walsh who needs them as bad as I do Charles Weaver, w1ll a lxfe subscrlptlon to the mormng paper to Mr Dyre so that he wrll never be separated from Ann Landers Arlene Wefers, w1ll my long bus rides to and from school to any lucky Juruor fortunate enough to 11ve na town Tom Werrnerskrrchen, w1ll one good car to Chuck Warren Russ Wetherbee w1ll my Englrsh marks to some unlucky per son Lucy Wlntcomb, w1ll my abllrty to be frlendly to some Jumor who enjoys gettmg to know people Terry Whxteberg, wrll my ab1l1ty to get a date for a Platter Party to Don Callen who thxnks he rs Romeo Drane Wrllrams, will Elame Burlmgame some of my herght Norma Wxlson w1ll my abrlrty rn achxevrng hub caps to Jln Melcher who sure seems to need them Bob Worrall, w1ll my basketball shoes to anyone wxth brg enough feet to wear them Dorothy Lrlka wrll Karol Harsha my hrgh Ideals of gomg steady I I . 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Crandall, G. Komula, R. Christofferson. ROW 2: G. Kath, D. Jones, D. Eischens, D. Dono- van, D. Bartness, W. Holmer, B. Dale, A. Crist, H. Arvik, M. Hughes. ROW 3: K. Chermak, P. Costello J. Edam, B. James, K. Johnson, J. Dissmore, J. Greenwood, S. Hensel, J. Hearty, M. Bestul, B. Denman, L. Bittmann. ROW 4: R. Diestler, J. Kendall, J. Altenbernd, R. Hand, R. Hanson, D. Hutchings, C. Boyd, J. Hagen, M. Carter, V. Holweg, J. DeMaris, S. Anderson, L. Bellinger. ROW 5: G. Isaacson, M. Kangas, li. Brown, C. Jones, R. Henry, Roberta Danks, A. Jorgenson, D. Bonga, B. Cashman, R. Brown, J. Kruft. ROW 6: J. Breischke, C. Avenson, M. Basswood, R. Burnette, V. Cooper, B. Holweg, E. Honga. Nd' ROW 1: D. Hagen, C. Boldt, D. Gottsman, A. Fieldman, T. Could, N. Forsythe, B. Klicker, E. Harvala M. Fix, J. Churchill, S. Hummel, M. Driscoll. ROW 2: T. Allen, T. Cheney, H. Beimdeck, L. Deitch ler, R. Henderson, J. Holmer, D. Jacobson, J. Grover, B. Knapp, B. Harding, A. Hoppes, D. Callen. ROW 3: M. Johnson, M. Heckel, K. Chatfield, K. Komula, L. Edelman, B. Kriens, E. Burlingame, L. Lesmeister, K. Frazee, J. Benson, S. Benham, B. Annis. ROW 4: C. Becker, L. Broadbent, D. Hinton, R. Hutchings, E. Becker, J. Buckanaga, D. Liecht, L. Avenson. ROW 5: M. Basswood, S. Crowd. ROW 1. D. Schuder, S. Rezac, C. Rooney, M. Stillings, N. Sanford, K. Thomas, L. Wefers, P. Moon, M. Nishkanen, K. Tomte, D. Thelen, B. Randolph. ROW 2: L. Radke, J. St. Marie, M. Phelps, L. Pea- body, W. Shores, L. Monico, P. Hoefs, L. Smiens, C. Warren, D. Smith, Ohlgren. ROW 3: D. Warner, D. Rutherford, P. Norman, M. Mattson, N. Peterson, M. McCellan, D. MeMillian, J. Vizenor, M. Pike, P. Mattson, J. Rablin, E. Nyland, M. Nunn. ROW -1: D. Sackett, T. Resch, G.Willenbring, W. Peabody, D. Niskanen, G. Torkelson, J. Rolland, R. Annet, L. Saarinen, K. Walde. ROW 5: S. Michels, C. Sitz, M. Taskcy, M. Nelson, R. Rock, C. Rock, G. Schmitz, S. Saddoris, C. Noble, S. Tasch, D. Stephan, S. Toops. ROW 6: D. Cottsman, R. Jackson, H. Buerkley, D. James, K. Jump, R. Waterman, D. Rogers, E. Solinger, C. Nilson, J. Pachel, P. Wilson. 32 1 1 ROW 1: E. Sutton, B. Vizenor, T. Vizenor, G. Sundsrud, L. Maehren, K. Sitz, D. Weiss, S. Oines, J. Mattson, C. Martin, D. Mohr. ROW 2: G. Snelling, D. Langan, S. Pike, J. Wright, B. Weeks, L. Shaver, E. I.aBonte, B. Zilka, C. McColip, H. Warner, K. Pritchett, J. Shepersky. ROW 3: K. Leaman, B. Thoreson, E. Qualley, L. Lydell, K. Robertson, K. Myers, C. Stillings, S. Saddoris, S. Lang, D. Wetherbee, H. Litzau, G. Rock. ROW 4: D. Langley, C. Pritchard, D. Lovik, J. Rezac, M. Witter, B. Walsh, D. Rose, J. Smythe, T. Langan, G. Worster, B. Peabody, R. TeJohn. ROW 5: J. Warrcn, H. Mus- selman, D. Liden, J. Reko, J. Trowbridge, M. Ressler, M. Langguth, D. Walsh, K. Schmitt, B. Stone. 1 f ? ' f V X r lx . f i . , . V J . if V1 , R A f IN .r - ' ,. f fl Q, 1 K' I - W I vi ., yy- -fl l la. iff- Al: Z' J 4 ll-i rj W, ' , n X lk Q ' 'X '-' ' ' x ' 4 fix . . 2 ' I, I lj S V! N 'El 'I if lk .V F A I J 4 l- 7 ROW 1: D. Allen, M. Arvis, J. Fix, N. Avenson, R. Charfield, C. Baxter, A. Becker, E. Eischens, B. Carey. ROW 2: C. Breezee, O. Brissett, K. Duncanson, J. Cheney, M. Bunness, J. Colby, B. Eischens, A. Duerr, J. Altenbernd. ROW 3: J. Ashby, C. Goodman, J. Abrahamson, K. Crcsscl, S. Annis, J. Breitbach, M. Frazee, M. Chermak, J. Condiff. ROW 4: W. Erickson, E. Crandall, L. Eischens, B. Brown, D. Buerkley, J. Fowler, K. Davis, D. Bergman. ROW 5: L. Bittmann, D. Burlingame, R. Achil- les, C. Bailly, D. Abrahamson, R. Boldt. ROW 1: L. Lydell, J. Henderson, G. Jokela, J. Moehlman, P. Fairbanks, R. Jorgenson, P. Fix, J. Har- vala, J. Ottarson. ROW 2: T. Larson, J. Heckel, W. Larson, J. Highman, D. Larsen, D. Nyhus, D. Hol- mer, L. Malm, M. Meisner. ROW 3: V. King, T. Larson, N. McDowell, P. Malm, L. Helten, L. Oftedahl K. Jacobson, K. Johnson, L. Lesmeister, J. Olson. ROW 4: P. Nilson, J. Hinchley, B. Hccren, J. Hanson, L. Olson, D. Ogden, T. Jones. 33 ROW l: K. Plummer, P. Pritchett, A. Resch, K. Rader, J. Schauer, K. Schmid, B. Snelling, D. Whitcomb, S. Vogt- man, C. Peterson. ROW 2: J. Tcsch, L. St. Marie, M. Robbins, L. Peterson, B. Weeks, D. Potter, G. Siegford, J. Triggs, D. Rooney, M. Thelen. ROW 3: L. TeJohn, B. Zauche, J. Williams, N. Parks, C. Weaver, L. Sedgwick, T. Potter, E. Pape, E. Brown, G. Larson. ROW 4: E. Thompson, F. Thompson, R. TeJohn, E. Miller, D. Shaver, E. Hoefs, S. Skadsheim, D. Pallett, C. Mayberry. ROW 5: R. Williams, E. Pritchard, G. Smith, J. Rohwer, L. Williams R. Waterman. :Gui ROW 1: G. French, B. Edelman, B. Ashby, S. Bedford, B. Bishop, A. Gould, M. Burnham, J. Duncanson, D. Arthur. ROW 2: G. Clark, C. Crist, R. Boyer, D. Donovan, J. Collins, T. Ellis, J. Bestul, G. Klarer, Ii. Brumbaugh. ROW3 D. Colemer, M. Fishcl, D. Crandall, M. Brown, C. Breezee, G. Colgrove, C. Dahl, T. Cary, M. Dormanen, D. Danielson. ROW 4: P. Donovan, D. Coleman, D. Burns, D. Cheney, R. Cochran, C. Colemer, H. Anderson, R. Basswood, E. Annett, J. Breezee. ROW 1: A. Knight, J. Langguth, S. Langan, M. Hewitt, J. Henderson, J. Malm, C. Jorgenson, V. Liden, H. Nie- minen, L. Harvala, J. Jensen. ROW 2: B. Nelson, D. Merchant, R. Monico, V. Kath, G. Larson, L. Oftedahl, P. Nunn, C. Mack, C. Houston, P. Mattson, R. McMil1en. ROW 3: C. Hardesty, R. Henderson, P. Kangas, K. Harju, R. Hanson, D. Lamb, K. Kueber. ROW 4: M. Johnson, T. Lang, T. Munson, D. Norcross, W. Kivi, F. Hofer, K. Litzau, J. Nelson, B. Larson. ROW 5: J. Hensel, M. Jensen, A. Lindgren, D. Hildebrandt, G. Hubbell. 34 -.lli fm 5.- ROW 1: B. Weiss, C. Sandwick, J. Petersen, J. Peabody, M. Wermerskirchen, J. Warren, S. Pajari, E. Sanford, J. Szuszitzky, J. Cooley. ROW 2: J. Seigford, B. Patton, J. Ressler, R. Peters, T. Yager, H. Shofner, R. Rock, D. Sharp, J. South, M. Robbins. ROW 3: J. Peterka, D. Robbins, P. Safratowich, R. Warren, G. Pachcl, B. Shearer, D. Wright, D. Resch, K. Sloan, D. Wilson, D. Rogers. ROW 4: M. Stone, W. Pike, K. Terhark, R. Shuckhart, B. Wagner, B. Zeller. ROW 5: R. Sherk, D. Rohrer. :wma ' '-M ' ROW 1: L. Burns, K. Avenson, D. Jahnke, M. Anderson, M. Craig, S. Colby, D. Carey, I. Anderson, D. James, S. Jones, D. Burch, J. Hughes, R. Frazey. ROW 2: A. Crandall, G. Halverson, D. Craft, S. James, M. Horrigan, R. Harsha, J. Greenwood, L. Fieldman, P. Benson, R. Dale, J. Baxter. ROW 3: J. Breezee, J. Colgrove, J. Colgrove, H. Deitchler, J. Erickson, P. Hanson, M. Bittmann, L. Bird, R. Dehmlow, S. Gaylord, J. Glatzmaier, M. Hemme- rich. ROW 4: W. Hagen, D. Johnson, D. Johnson, L. Jenkins, K. Bradshaw, D. Edelman, W. Breezee, R. Anderson, R. Fix, D. Broadbent, C. Buerkley. ROW 5: K. Breitbach, C. DeWandeler, M. Conklin, M. Dormanen, J. Holmer, M. Carver. ROW 1: L. Larsen, L. Zeller, N. Stewart, S. Wilson, C. Wallick, S. Wilson, C. Thelen, J. Moehlman, C. Olson, J. Rooney, B. Olson, D. Pike. ROW 2: F. Snelling, D. Weaver, J. Schlattman, K. Wehmas, E. Smith, D. McDowell, R. Thelen, R. Walsh, B. Fix, S. Maxson, T. Thoreson, L. Thompson. ROW 3: S. Motley, Z. Mears, J. Strendin,B. Rousu, J. Matthews, B. Murphy, M. Tesch, V. Shepersky, K. Weeks, J. Sandwick, K. Nilson, P. Pajari. ROW 4: M. Slovcr, J. Petersen, J. Ritola, D. Magelssen, L. Luukkonen, W. Sitz, T. Sullivan, C. Wright, F. Kurtti, P. Ku- rtti, R.Peterka. ROW 5: E. Kleir, R. Whitcomb, M. McCollar, J. Komula, S. McCurdy, K. McCollar. ROW 6:K. Lydell, L. Mitchell, G. Nelson, D. Mattson, W. Conklin, P. Crandall, J. Stigman, J. Schneider, N. Parks, D. Os- man, G. Warren. FOREIG EXCHA GE PROGR MARY HECKEL ARDIS FIELDMAN KATHY THOMAS For the past 3 years our school has partrcrpated rn the Forergn Ex change Program whrch 15 sponsored by the Amerrcan Freld Servrce In June of last year Mrke Rose the second student from Park Raprds Hrgh School was sent to France 1n the Summer Exchange Pro gram He returned last fall from h1s trrp for hrs senror year full of many wonderful experrences Our thrrd forergn student Ingrrd Merger who came from Stock home Sweden has become qurte a frxture rn the student body Tlus summer another member of the Jumor class Wlll be sent to a forergn country The candrdates for thrs summer exchange program are Mary lieckel Ard1s Freldman Martha McClelland and Kathy Thomas The I-orergn exchange Program rs sponsored by the Student Coun C11 and money to cover the cost rs glven by crvtc and fraternal or ganrzatrons rndrvrdual grfts and work projects 56 MAR THA MCC LELLAN D INGRID MEIJ ER X Es. M ,xx x N N E. S. A 12158 -z-112' I gfmucnrmaea . , . GARY HINDS Sr. Half Back 'Q' ,. GRANT SCHMAUS Sr. Guard -TEA DICK SMITH Sr. Full Back ROW 1: D. Lovik, G. Hinds, J. Hohner D. Smith, L. DcWandc1cr, D. Eischens, M. Witter, L. Saarinen, C. Masog, J. BYRON KNAPP Jr. Tackle Sanford. ROW 2: M. Maas, D. Sackett, L. Zaczkowski, B. Knapp, F. Annette, T ., . ' Q L 4 5, I A JERRY GROVER ' DENNIS JACOBSON Jr. Tackle Jr. Half Back BILL BATEMAN W, Sr. End F OOTB LL DON CALLEN Jr. uarlcrback ' q-4 Hcndcrson, R. Iiamihon, M. Holmquist, J. Grovcr. ROW 13: L. Anderson KCOLICIIJ, jf, Y fs., ' LEWIS DEWANDISLIQR Sr. Center S. Pike, C. Warren, D. Callcn, D. Smith, B. Batcrnan, D. Jacobson, D. Town, G. Sclnnaus, D, Schlattman Qlloachj. ' ' ' K' I X' ' ' I1 DENNIS SNIITII Jr. Guard IOM I IIQNDLRSON Sr. Tacklc - 'K 4- V ' 4 DAVID TOWN Sr. Tacklc THE TEA ACTIO FOOTBALL REVIEW A review of the 58 football season starts with the Journey to Crosby Ironton, which the Rangers won 20 0 After .1 very hard fought first half the boys from Park Rapids ran into trouble and were penalized for more yard age than they gained The game was played in a steady downpour of rain After another week of practice, we had our first home game with our opponent being Aitkin This was a hard fought game and the Panthers showed great improvement but not enough as the V1S1tOIS won 27 O The following week the Panthers prepared for the traditional battle with Bemidji The two teams were very even and th1s was one of the most exciting games of the season It was a dog fight all the way but the Lumbeqacks finally won in the last half by a score of 20 14 Much credit must be given to the team for their very valiant last quarter rally even though it was not enough to win the game The next week the team traveled to Detroit Lakes where they played one of their poorest games of the season and lost 14 7 This game saw the Panthers being unable to do any thing right for the en tire game After suffering four straight defeats the team finally got together and played one of the finest games of the season and defeated Frazee 33 7 in the Homecoming game which made everyone happy Coach Schlattman played every boy in the game which was very gratifying to the fans After a week of very spirited practice the team traveled to Long Prairie in extremely cold weather but made it two wins in a row by a score of 13 0 The Panthers next game was with the Railroaders of Staples, at Staples, which saw the P R team fall completely apart by a score of 39 6 lt was a very disappointing game for the many fans from Park Rapids The final game of the season was played against the Wadena In dians at the local fleld After a bitterly contested game the Indians scalped the Panthers by a count of 20 13 With many returning lettermen it 15 probable that we will have a man and Anderson for they had to change boys to different positions and also to teach a relatively new system of play to the team. Guard Grant Schmaus and end Bill Bateman were named to thc Mid-State all-conference team. Congratulations to these two boys. CO-CAPTAINS Dick Smith, Gary Hinds 8cGrant Sch- ITIZLLIS. better season next year. Credit must be given to the Coachs Schlatt- SQU lb G ,Q ROW 1 Melvln Hughes, Gary Pntchard, Sam Plke Dav1d Langley, Walter Holmer, Jerome Wrxght ROW 2 Davld Donovan B1ll Walsh, Bruce Ottarson, Danny E1schens Mrke W1tter, Joe Rezac ROW 3 Ken Prxtchett, Duane Frne day, Dean Jones, Roger D1estler, Wayne Force, Dale Maves, Drck Bartness Lyle I-hldebrandt, Rxchard TeJohn, Coach, Mr Parnsh EC' ROW 1 Larry Oftedahl Tracy Lang, Ronnle Sherk, ROW 1 Eddre Smxth, Bernard Sherk, Warren Breezee Rrchard Cochran, Don Coleman, Don Berkley ROW Donald Osman Jerry Rltola, Rrcky Dale ROW 2 2 Paul Donovan Rrchard Boyer, Rodney Shuckhart Paul Kurttl, Donald Johnson, John Schlattman, Rrcky Rolland Basswood, Douglas Cheney ROW 3 John Anderson, Jack Holmer, Fred Kurttr, W1111e Srtz ROW Nelson, Roger I-Iolmer, Drck Donovan, Robert Te 3 Charles Wrxght Jerry Strgman, Mac McDowell John Ralph Mclvhllan, Steven Ortley Douglas Nor Mlke Carver, Paul Benson Coach Don McDowell cross GAME RESULTS Crosby Ironton Artkm Bemrdn Detrort Lakes P R 33 Frazee 7 P.R 13 Long Prarrle O P R . , 6 Staples . 39 P R 13 Wadena 20 N xx X X XX X Q Q 9 , .7 51 fr: 1. 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W P.R. ...... 14 ' ............. . . . .20 P.R ........ 7 ' ..... .... . . . 14 HO ECO NG ed new cada 1 crown thee Krug Ted and Queen Llnda of the 1958 liomecomrng These words spoken by Co captarn s Grant Schmaus and Gary 1-hnds opened the coronatron festrvrtres on October 3 Attendants to Queen Lrnda were Nona Johnson and Marllyn Enney senrors Carol Boldt Jumor and Barbara James Sophomore lhe 1908 HOlTlCCOI'1'l1llg Events were carrted on for 2 days starung wrth an all school Saddle Hawkms Day on October 2 Students dressed rn old clothes to look lrke the people of Dog Patch At the bonfrre and pepfest lll the eventng two students were chosen to rtprescnt L11 Abner and Dalsy Mae They were Davld Lovlk and Kathy Korst 40 L11 Abner and Darsy Mac ' w , K X W .f - Y 3 . 3 79 4. 2 ,f x , - 1 s in Q X 'life f f S S , 7 1 N ' , , ' , ' v. - t , , , , 4 N . i 2 . . . , 1 . 3 , Z . 2 , . l , . , . A . - 1 - H ' - U 4 . ' w ,y - ' w . y . , , , H - .. .. V .. - - .. in Q I a t Y is of 55 Gif' DICK GREEN Sr. 6'5 MIKE MAAS Sr. 6' I1 S11 TED BREEZEE Sr. 6' 1 ll BASKETBALL KEITH JUMP Jr 6'2 'W N. E2 GARY NICHOLS Jr. 5l11ll Whiteberg, T. Breezee, B. Worrall D. Callen. ROW 2: Ass't Coach Bill Scheerer, M. Nichols, G. l . JERRY GROVER Jr. 5'8 TERRY WHITEBERG Sr. 5' 1 1 1 X2 1958-59 sa Nichols, K. Jump, D. Green, D. Jacobson, G. Hinds, Coach Lowell Anderson. MARSHALL NICHOLS Sr. 5'8 BOB WORRALL Sr. 6' DON CALLEN Jr. 5'11 DENNIS JACOBSON Jr. 6' 1 GARY HINDS Sr. 5'7 ACTION SHOTS BASKETBALL REVIEW Almost everyone was lookrng forward to thrs year s basketball season because the Panther s had a veteran squad returnrng wrth four of last years top srx The team for some reason thrs year had many ups and downs and so com plled a 14 7 season record On therr up games the Panther Basketballers feated Bemrdjr for the fust trme rn a decade Another outstandrng game was that wrth Wadena whrch we won and was one of the frnest games ever played at the local gym Under the able drrectron of Mr Anderson the team also added glory to the school when they won the Mtd Stare Conference Champronshrp Thrs rs the frrst trme the basketball team has ever won the conference so credrtmust be grven to all who partrcxpated The Panthers seemed to have much tough luck thrs year as they lost two over trme games and suffered many rngurres to the frrst team All rn all we must say that thrs season was outstandrng wrth the factthat we beat Bemldjr and also won the conference Congratulatrons to the team and co captarns Whlteberg and Breezee 46 TOUR M T TEAM Oo QC 'ii I Rrch Green Kexth Jump Ted Breezee Denms Jacobson Bob Worrall, Make Maas Terry Whlteberg Cary Nrchols Don Callen, Gary Hmds Marshall Nrchols Bud Grover and Coach Lowell Anderson TOURNAMENT REVIEW The Panthers opened the Drstrtct 29 tournament Wllh Akeley who they defeated very easrly and thus advanced to the semr frnals agatnst Remer The followrng nrghr the Panthers rose to the occasron and agarn won qurte easrly They therefore advanced to the flnals agarnst Bemrdjr In the frnal game the Panther team was rn the game all the way and put up a very stubborn battle ln the frnal perlod the Panthers rose to Wllhlll three pornts only to lose because of the many crucral fouls called on the team rn the last few mrnutes The Panthers fmally lost but they never gave up and much credrt must be grven to one of the frnest teams we ve ever had rn Park Raprds Hrgh s hrstory Menahga Altkln Walker Wadena Cass Lake Staples Lltchfr eld Bemrdj 1 Walker S CORES TOURNAMENT SCORES Akeley Remer Bemrdjr 41 Detrort Lakes Cass Lake Wadena Scbeka Bemrdjr Frazee Detrort Lakes Crosby lronton Staples fsudden death over 45 lOvert1me Q trmcj 4 0 Q . O O R Q ' 5 Q X .5 L X Q, M Q , - Str 1 ,W rj I 5 ., s . 1 ! l 7 3 . I ' I l 7 7 i 7 ' P.R. 47 ' 31 P.R. 55 ' 57 P.R. 45 ' ' 43 P.R. 60 41 P.R. 62 33 P.R. 78 68 P.R. 55 67 P.R. 72 61 P.R. 65 44 P.R. 36 ' 51 P.R. 47 54 P.R. 67 47 P.R. 75 ' ' 62 P.R. 41 ' ' P.R. 60 ' 49 P.R. 71 - 48 P.R. 64 47 P.R. 43 4.9 P R 60 31 P R. 72 45 P R 56 ' 63 1 ROW 1 B111 Dale, Gary Snellmg, Earl Ohlgrcn, Denms Jacobson, Davld Donovan, Bruce Ottarson, Millard Maggelsen ROW 2 Coach B111 Scheerer Bob l-leeren, Ken Dav1s, Allan I-loppes Clayton Breezee, Larry Mon1 , Joe Fowler, Charles Boyer, Louxe DeWandeler fstudent managerj N INTH GRADE BASKETBALL ROW 1: Bobby Brown, John Brieschke, Tom Jones, Ken Davis, Jerry Highman, Clayton Breezce, Joe Fowler, Jim Colby, Bob Heeren, David Bergman, Coach George Toops. 4 B BASEBALL 1958 ? ROW 1 lrvm Melchert, Jrm Greenwood, Roger Drssmore, Doug Everhart ROW 2 Leon Smxens RE TURNING LETTERMEN Gary Nxchols, Bruce Ottarson, Grant Schmaus, Frank Annette Marshall Nichols, Gary Hrnds For the fxrst txme rn many years the Panther Baseball team got a break from the weatherman and got rn a faxrly long season Wxth many returnmg lettermen for next year we should agam have a contender for the drstnct champion shxp SCORES Akeley Bemldjx Walker TRACK - 1958 As the track season opened, Coach Dyre worked hard and long rounding the team mto shape for the frrst meet whxch was the Wadena Invrtatronal In this meet the team placed hlgh wrth the help of frrst places from Don Green Ted Breezee and Jxm Greenwood After thas warm up meet the team got mto full swung wxth the Conference at Wadena, Beaver Relays at Bemxdjr, and a dual meet wrth Wadena later The team placed hlgh rn the flrst two and won the last At the Dxstnct 29 meet the Panthers showed that they had a very good team and battled Bemrdjr rrght down to the last event where they were defeated The team had a successful season for whrch much credit must be gwen to the coach as well as the team ANY ROW 1 Ted Breezee, J1m Greenwood, Don Green, Calvm Wxlde, Mxke Colgrove ROW 2 Donald James, Ted Allen, Leo Zaczkowskx, Dennxs Jacobson, Denms Smxth Orvrlle Jensen, Dean Schmntz ROW 3 Lewls DeWandeler fmanagerj Mrke Wxtter, Bxll Walsh, Danny Erschens, B111 Bateman, Terry Whxteberg Drck Smlth Paul Trowbrldge, Don Blttmann, Coach Karl Dyre ROW 4 Byron Knapp, Roger Dlestler, Loren Smems, Ed LaBonte, Allan Hoppes ROW 5 Walter I-lolmer, Clayton Breezee Larry Momco, Rlchard Boyer Davld Donovan, Cermlnd Nxlson. S ., xr A f A , ' - ' - N .X 'P , N! RW? ,Pg A L Y P 4 i 5 R g , T 1 x r X i 1 P.R. 12 Walker 8 P.R. 12 Walker 2 P.R. 10 8 P.R. 1 ' 12 P.R. 6 5 as 'F at f , X X , rs ,su K ,,. . ri, . J . .u I Q . Q 1' , . . . p'.: ': 1 . . . I , , WRESTLING TE M 'Nw C-... mf xx!! I' ROW 1 Charles Masog Martm Jensen Paul Donovan Ralph Chrlstofferson Douglas Cheney Don Langan Ralph McM1llcn Ld Waldc ROW 2 Ed LaB0nte Dale Sackett Lyle H11debrandt LeRoy Saarmen Roger Ilolmer Jerry Holmer Dan L1schens Mlke Rose Lowell Olson ROW 3 Orvrlle Jensen Jerome Wr1ght B111 Walsh Benny Weeks Leo Zaczkowskl Douglas Le1cht Joe Rezac Larry Avenson ROW 4 Grant Schmaus fManagerj Dcnms Smlth Davrd Town Gary Rogers B111 Bateman, Charles Warren Gary Worster Tom Henderson Sam P1ke Coach Dewey Parrlsh .lll11S year the Panther grapplcrs came through wlth a falrly successful season 'lhey completed thc st 1son wrth an 8 u season for the best record slnce the sport started After the prcluuulary meets the Panthers entered the DISUICI 29 meet and advauecd hm boys to the Rcgron 8 meet held at Park Rap1ds These same f1ve boys advanced to the state meet at Mankato whcrc none of them placed The fue boys were Lowell Olson Dale Sackett Jerry Holmer Dan L15 chcns and Dave Town Crcdu rnust be grven to Coath llarrrsh for the f1ne Job he has done 1n the three years we have had Wl'Lhlllllgl1Ll'L, The Boys In Aetron f' . s ' 'rf , - r gs- f - ,s -sf 1 n ' 1' ' . 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'11 xg Q 'M ' Q 3 'ig TE M CHEERLEADERS Judy McDowell JoAnn Prxtchard Joyce Trowbrldge Shlrley Toope Pat Crowell TEAM CHEERLEADERS Nancy McDowell Lmda Helton Pat Malm Mary Smlhngs 52 Carol Jorgenson Q! 99 lf 99 THERETTES M'lfgl0 Drlecoll Mary Heckel Joyce Trowbrldge Mary St1ll1ngQ Carol Rooney Prggy Costtllo THER PRI TS 53 Fl ROW 1 Mary Mattson Terrl Gould Margie Drrscoll, Judy McDowell Lmda Larson Nona Johnaon Louxst Lame. Bettt Blshop Sandra Mrchels Sharon Rezac ROW 2 Carol Rooney Nancy Ptterson Darla Mc BOTIIIIL Kruns ROW 3 Sharon Ttsch LoxsB1ttmann AIICC Waldorf Jan Melchu Mauretn Pllu. Dorothy Rutherford Arlene Wefers Ruth Chrxstofferson Eleanor Kmght Lorna Wefers ROW 4 Arltne Wtftrs Ruth Chrlstofferson Eleanor Knxght Lorna Wefers ROW 4 Arlene Wefers Ruth Chrlstofferson Eltanor Knxght Lorna Wefers ROW 4 Peter WIISOH Nancy McDowtl1, Trudy Larson Sandra Toops Kathy Korst I l I- n 1 y . 1 . . -1 ' 'y X ' - 7 ' 4 l 1 ' . x 1 l 3 A I I 1 A 1 1 1 l-O? I ir l I 1 C x lr ' I - : E J l R 1 1 ' Millen, Martha McClelland, Lors Rrder, Karen Walsh, Karen Sorenson, Lucy Whitcomb, Denxse Warner, ' X ' x -' : 1 1 , , f , x , 1 ' xy x y ' 9 : 9 - 3 3 X ' 1 ' I X l ' : Y S 7 ll , , , .. : , I , , . l , . , . . LETTER ROW 1: Grant Schmaus, Jerry Grover, Terry Whiteberg, Gary Nichols, Gary Hinds, Mike Maas, Bob Worrall, Ted Breezee. ROW 2: Alan Hoppes, Keith Jump, Don Callen, Dan Eischens, Bill Bateman, Mike Rose, Earl Ohlgren, Dave Tovm. ROW 3: Lewis DeWandeler, Tom Henderson, Leo Zaezkowski, Dennis Smith, Dennis Jacobson, Jerry Holmer. ROW 4: Marshall Nichols, Charles Warren, Dick Smith, Dick Green. Around the tramp are: Karen Chermak, Gretchen Bunness,Mary Stillings, Roberta Chatfield, Karen Walsh, Karen Sorenson, Bette Bishop, Sue Colby, Lucy Whitcomb, Peggy Costello, Nancy McDowell, Mary Brown, Kathy Myers Mrs. Allis, Director. Lois Rider fjumpingj. Several of the members are missing. ROW l: Charles Boyer, Orville Jensen, Wayne Shores, James Pachel, Germund Nilson, Mr. Underwood QAdvisorj. ROW 2: Don Buerkley, Eugene Pritchard, Jim Kruft, Edward Becker, John Hinchley, Dale Pallett, Darrell llolmer, Paul Nilson, Wallace Erickson. ROW 3: Jerome St. Marie, Earl Miller, William Zilka, John Shepersky, Robert Achilles, Melvin Hughes, Dale Maves, Clinton Weekley. ROW 4: Jerome Wright, Leroy Bittmann, Harold Arvik, Ed La Bonte, Donald James, Ken Glatzmaicr, Carl Boyd, Orn Brissett, Lyle Hildebrandt. ROW 5: Richard Safrato- wich, Roger Lathrop, Larry Broadbent, Larry Melow, Larry Monico, Charles McColip, Dwaine McCullion, Robert Schauer. Missing are: Sam Pike, Leo Zaczkowski, Larry Long, Harold Musselman. jf. CLASS PLAY ln November the Junior Class successfully presented their play, The Night of January Sixteenth. Under the direction of Mr. Lowell Stagg they enacted a court scene to a morning and evening audience. A jury chosen from the audiences, brought in verdicts. The leads were played by Alan Hoppes, Dennis Jacobson, and Darla Mclviillen. They were supported by convincing witnesses and an able judge. ROW 1: Henry Buerkley, Larry Monico, Robert Waterman, Tom Cheney, Robert Harding, Alan I-loppes, Keith Jump, Dennis Jacobson, Don Callen, Jerry Grover, Loren Radke. ROW 2: Martha McClelland, Terry Gould, Mary Heckel, Nancy Peterson, Sharon Rezac, Margie Driscoll, Darla McMillen, Kathy Thomas, Carol Noble, Bonnie Kriens, Jane Churchill, Lowell Stagg, Director. 55 SENIOR Hats off to our Hrgh School Band' ' They have made an excellent name for themselves thrs past year rn marchrng and concerts The seventy erght prece band under the drrectron of Mr Donald Hagen has parucrpared rn many events thrs FRENCH HQRNS year Among them are football half tune shows basket Sharon Rezac Mary Heckel, Jessre Rablrn Pat ball games the fall concert and sprrng concert the Lhstrrct Mattson Low Blttmann musrc contest at Bemrdjr and varrous parades ...J BASES BARITONES and TROMBONES MAJQRETTES Judy Benson, Terry Sexton ROW Z Martha anne Johnson Nancy Mcujwell McClelland Nancy Peterson Karen Walsh Judy Cooley FLUTES and OBOES ROW l Kay Fletcher Karen Chatfreld Sharon CORNETS Blackburn Madette Rcssler Mary Mattson ROW 1 Don Caucn Charles Becker Pat Nor ROW Z Mae Lanbguth NQHCY Forsythe Kay man Dean Jones ROW 2 Lourse Lame Jean 1010 Robbftson ROSCHHHC Johnson Kathy ette James Ken Schoessler NancyMcDowell Thomas Darla McMrllen 56 Vnglma Klng ' i . .T Q ' , ' ' . a , . .. . l I 1 ! . ROW 1: Wayne Shores, Terri Gould, Lmda Force, Mary Brown, Nancy Forsythe, Judy Edam, Rgge- o oo l M 1th the close of the 1957 58 school year the band went rnto rts summer program A concert was played rn front ofthe audrtorrum each Thursday evenmg Besrdes regular concerts the band partrclpated rn several parades nerghborrng towns Wrth the opemng of school the band found rtself ex trernely busy mth marchrng preparatrons In September they traveled to Lake Park to march tn therr Fresta Days parade and they also marched rn the Concordra Home DRUMS FRONT ROW Dale Avenson, JoAnn Prrtchard Janelle Condlff, Llnda Helten BACK ROW Jean commg parade from whtch they recetved hrgh recognttton El?SZ?,1WCXJrZ1j?iE35ni15g Betty Khcke' Trudy 3 as an ercceptronal marchrng band Mr Don Hagen QDIICCIOIQ and Nona Johnson fBa nd student, SENIOR CLARINETS ROW l Davrd Vxk Pat Crowell Judy McDowell Alrce Waldorf, Lmda Larsen ROW 2 Paulrne Thompson Bette Bxshop Karen Sorenson Lors Rrder, Nona Johnson SAKOPHONES UNDERCLASSMEN CLARINETS ROW 1 Lrnda Helten, Betty DCMRIIS, Joyce ROW l Nancy Avenson, Mary Frazce, Llndr Trowbndge, Sylvrg Lang ROW 2 Sue Colby, Oftedahl, Pam Pntchett, Georgra Komula ROW Betty Rohwer, Marcla Chermak, Kathy Myers, 57 2 Sandra Toops, Robert Hardrng, Karen Johnson, wi r a , , BA A 1 I C7 gi J ,C ,Q ' ,- Y ,. . in 1 - - - .. 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' s F . t 1 'i'v -Q - 5 ' . 1 r 1 l I 7 1 I :J 'r I 4 u J 4 Charles Weaver Barbara James, Sh1rley Toops SENIOR HIGH CHOIR 'SRI fi ROW 1 Karen Chatfreld Dons Jorgenson, Susan Harms, Maureen Prke, Nancy Peterson, Claudette McM111en, Mary Mattson, Mary Heckel, Pat Mattson, Tern Gould, Sharon Rezac, Margaret Nunn, KDIICCLOIJ Don Hagen ROW 2 Jean Chrrstofferson, Geraldrne Schmxtz, Bette Klrcker, Judy McDowell, Ahce Jorgenson, Lors Lydell, Karen Soren son, Karen Walsh Mary Strlhngs, Betty Thoreson, Geneva Sundsrud, Carol Noble Karen S1tz, Karen Schrmtt ROW 3 Dorothy Rutherford, Jane Nrlson, Janet Drssmore, Pat Norman, Wayne Shores, Charles Becker, Peter Wrl son, Calvm Prxtchard, Don Langan, Peggy Costello Gerald Avenson, Tom Langan, Kae Komula Marrlyn DeBord ROW 4 Helen Petersen, Sandy Saddorrs, JoAnne Drssmore, Chuck Boyer Alan Hoppes, B111 Walsh, Sam Pxke Terry Sexton, Tom Henderson, Robert Hardxng Robert Waterman, Glona Srtz, Gretchen Bunness, Dxane Stevens Cathy St1llzngs JU 1011 HIGH CHOIR tn mrgeeoeee essex eg, Q We M .mn-v8Z?m'F We sf ROW 1 K Robertson Qaccompamstj J Glatzmarer, D James, S Wagner, D Prke, E Denstedt, J Breezee, D Burch, J Co1grove,J Colgrove, K Nrlson, S Jones, D Resch K McCo11ar, M McCol1ar, T Sulhvan, F Brown, W S1tz M Burnham S Vogtman, D Lamb, P Kangas, J Henderson, C Dahl ROW2 J Komula M Brttmann L B1rd D Carey, J Hughes N Avenson, G Jokela, E Erschens, C Walhck I Anderson, V Lrden, R Whltcomb S McCurdy, R Dehmlow, B Shearer, S Maxson, J Rrtola, K Harju C Breezee, J Cooley Qassrstant accom panrstj R Cochran, B Zeller, P Prrtchett, J Olson, Jeanette Beardsley QDIICCLOIJ ROW 3 K Johnson, K Plum mer, L Larsen, T Larson, J Harvala, C Baxter, B Zauehe D Rogers, D Wlutcomb, S Bedford G Colgrove, A Gould, J Szuszrtzky, J Strgman, P Benson, S James, S Langan, M Hewrtt, J Henderson, C Weaver, K Cressel P Mattson, W Weeks K Schoessler, D Burlmgame, R Chatf1eld, N McDowell, L Oftedahl ROW4 L Freld man, D Johnson, J Langguth, J Ottarson, C Olson, S Colby, Z Mears, P Malm, A Becker, B Carey, K Brezt bach L Lydell, L Force, R Henderson, E Sanford H Nremmen, J Ma1m,B B1shop,J Brertbach K Jacobson, T Cary, C Houston, B Rohwer, L He1ten,J Condrff 58 l is : , ' I 7 ' : . . , - I 7 ' . , , 7 Y ,V ..r,,, .. g ,,,,, q W Q . 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JU 1oR B A Q ROW 1 G Jokela S Bedford, D Resch, C Breezee S Jones, B Brshop K Weeks J Colgrove M Hewrtt S McCurdy L Larsen, J Komula S Colby E Sanford, S Wagner, C Walhck ROW2 A Gould J Glatz marcr K Cressel B Olson, P Hanson, H Dertchler M McCol1ar C Hardesty K Plummer R Chatfreld R Frazey B Zauche, V Lrden, D Prke J Szuszrtzky R Wlutcomb M Hemmermch J Brertbach ROWS T Cary I Anderson D James, J Langguth J Colgrove P Kangas K Harju L Momco, P Malm K Johnson K Duncanson, T Sullrvan S Maxson, J Ressler ROW4 Mr EvJufDrrectorj S Langan W Lar son N Burgett T Lang, K McCol1ar, B Zeller M Bunness, J Malm G Larson, J Errckson, T Yager F Brown D Terhark, C Mack W Krvr G Halvorson B Nelson ROW5 B Wagner S James G Nelson, P Nrlson K Nrlson M Chermak, A Resch P Mage1ssen,B Weeks J Strgman D Johnson R Harsha CHRISTMAS CONCERT S9 L x 4' -W Pantomme Groups Comrng of Krngs Shepherds N lf akdfinl .null Frrst 8zSecond S' 1 url QI U Tlurd 6LFour-th Q9 Frfth as smh , ' x .V S T 'P T 2 ,gn jliyl Az. .P 5, TL .. 7X Nh, S , Q, 'P 1 ,J V 5' l.'l?2i5 2, L f :M ,,,i S 4 : Krug? . 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Q, A A , I' ' P 7' 9 , G ' P 1 W ' Tw 4 X1 N' , B Il I -A SAFETY PATROL ROW 1 Rlchard Cochran, Rodney Shuckhart, Roger Peterka, Bob Wagner, Joe Ressler, Davrd Sxtz Duane Terhark ROW 2 Davld Colemer, Martm Robbms, James Schnerder, Roger Harsha, Fred Hofer Dano ROW 4 Kelth Terhark, Charles Houston, Mr Lord Advxsor, Ralph Mclvlrllen ur Sponsors We the students of Park Raprds I-hgh School extend our sxncere thanks to the loyal supporters of our communrty who have helped make the pubhcatron of the yearbook possrble Ben Franklln Store Brakken s Gnll Brown s Department Store Brown Insurance Agency Chefs Club Charles L Clark Lawyer Colhns Cafe Couture Jewelry Drnyer Drug Donnay s Mrleage Farmers Coop Sampo Fxeldman s Surplus Store Frazey s Clothmg Store George s Mobrle C B Goss and Company Grrffrn Radro Hartz Super Market Headwaters Marrne I-lexmark and Butler Henry s Weldmg Martrn A Hogan Attorney Kendall Pure O11 Statron Krng O11 Company Korn Krrb Kurth s Harrcuttrng Shop Lars Jewelry Lampert Lumber Company Dr Lang Moroney Grocery Morvrlle Grocery Noeske Lumber Company Park Raprds Bakery Park Raprds Floral and Nursery Park Raprds Seed House Perry s Standard Statron Ray s Skelly Statron Red Owl Osage Schmrder s Confecuonary Smrth Chevrolet Company Sudbury s Dress Shop Swarm s Cleaners Tradmg Post Wrlkrns Feed and Seed Company Each name on this list represents a 32.50 donation. 60 7 as Crandall. 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